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yaDJNr ERIN FOR SALT wish TO sell this heouui ie.
" lille saI very healthy Farm privately II hes IN poMhia
o,, m ht miles from the from CIrcrsrs and
ihy tire miles from Rchmon. There are five hundred and
acres tract bounded on the North by James RIVER
90 i So, he IN. rod leading lrom Cutcrsye Richmond
called ro.dl the East by the lands OF hos
L. ,5oa E.q aud the West by Deep Creek which stream
,oe. iro There splendid mill site on tbis
a- and an extensv. quarry OF granite rock
hundred yards Of the place have an in"pIao.e
mn, 10 an acre Of n ad estate opposite TO tho mill site,
whIca shall be Included in my sale. , =
Mo Erin vel. watered, well adapted TO the gown OF
co wheat, clover. The buildings oo and
consist OF house, Kitchen
G.y stable carriage house
sul barn thrlshs machine aached-i VIII give posses
son the of January nex-or will give Immediate posses
conditions Those who are disposed 10
purchase and this property: shall lake
srcI! pie in showing it.
Land, being and lying IN me COUNTIES on
cfed the ghborhood OF Genito nj.
, knno by the namc Of Mosey bounded by the lands OF
Ne Jnh Musly Mr. Dorset and Others and very wei umnted'
The generally good, susceptible oil np%'c
NJ. n Nun 1.
PoShliau, June ], 1855. Ill
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Inns Rirsr md Kanaeha CompaaY

JfncS Rirsr ana haHHlcha company
NOTICE 70 LABDRERS-At meeting OF the President and
Directors River and kanawha Company, On the
ga June, 1885: go ,,.
IN. Law of the old canal the they now paying,
the forth IN the advertisement OF the agent
Rsns Richmond until the force
em,oye shall be dscharsedb by the Company on The
l.na nf the To be executed thereon
Rri -tier That from and after Monday morning next, each
boet employed Company said work who on It's compile
aforesaid returned by tho said agent Us having
worked we" uiy working day. Except when una-
rodaby ptevcn'ed from the time when he shall engage IN "'
Company >ece completion of the s"id work, and as
having bahivni IN ory shall be entitled TO receive
additional allowance OF 20 cent the rates oil compea
Moved paid the first day occurring NY the
OF the Company ac the completion OF the SAID wofS
PTsd however, that such additional compensation shat he piu
boes who sh al continue in the Companys service
until the work said lower level shall be completed; anu pro-
,d further that these resolutions shall not apply 10 any persons
ssaned having promoted the ate strike Tor
wig"s SAID lower level. ,....>,..,
tn,. lS rli-tfl Secretary
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Richmond, June ~.

EeUN hWAY-iet my plantation IN Amherst couHsy 'Hia'
ke on lime 18th nv MANUEL about 80 years OF ago,
a,on, strong ie feet nina Inches hh o'sh mr'
large u,h head shouders down coun'enancc very
noe when rrcoccted heen Tor sh'cfa years
and has been eaded rasc or other aud
vii no doub, attempt TO gat Il viii gave fifty dol
lars fur b delivery 10 me- within the State, and one bun
ar a S,inrs r. M, Of ,he state JNO. +. TURNER.
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ANDfr Saie-By virtue Of deed by VIM
dated the 18Th day February 1870, and duly recorded
conveying 20 the suhscroer
:, u pasce Of LAND i1s eod being ): the eonGc'
o. and known by the name OF hickory
Tbs., Aai ncrs by csnatlon SUI Acfe Oe
,hs for the purpose OF securing 10 Jon"
sun OF money in the expressed be due shall
Offer public for cash. Richmond Court mouse
Vf Land uho mentioned
Such title as deed VI" lie conveyed
10 the oherrhe Land to be advertised at the
o door Richmond Court house, and IN the Richmond Gquer
for II least xy days previous to the day Of sale" -
" JNU. +. b. JEFFRiES, Trustee
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F7TOUTER WHIYE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

FL
YN1HlS establishment, within less than days ride
/ from Fredericksburg the District of Columbia,
hence stages dav) again opened for The recep
lion of visitors il will be this under the control
Of Incorporated Company and is hoped VIII be nj
leas, equal in all respects what has heretofore been
For more minute of IT, reference is made 10
the annexed description by the Editor Of the Globe,
written in August, 1887, and published in the Globe OF
that date
"The Fauguicr White Sulphur Springs.
Du induced recently visit these Springs and it
inform those who frequent places from
motive this beautifully combines every
advantage The medicinal wuter though not he az rapidly
cGracious in extreme cases. White sulphur beyond the
poenty affects the system Sradua hea-
tive white Suphur but so cold and son. o. o
ernmc oue delicious, after few days
o The rcyoG surrounds the Spring. marks IL for sau-
hious spot, the midst OF the ununiins ridges which nro
the steps Of the approach to the nonn'"'n Every nr'Hh""n
summit with forest os pine aud the Buc Ridge sweeps
tound in circle full forming outline Ike tbat oil
err, and adjacent incomparahy superior
simplicity elegance aud perfect adaptation TO con-
nil combine architectural well as the associated
bnwp out of which the principal cdce and the
stand This circumstance gives the fine p0r'icoed build
inc with it's coonnae gracng three stories above h'.h
extending about 200 The an OF PrIncc fVac
and their dccorum and saiciics imrFr
one us invited ho:p,ae OdIy
il he order ard with which all il managed.
b. charm the place. Is the splendid Ball roon-ihe me mana
Of rusic asscnhla-e Of female beauty lovclness and
GRACEFUL motion with which adorned The remark OF the
W. nowed speak for herself Virginia would point to
her urhcrs her ewcisEvcn hc would agree IN
this We tn" assembled sho OF The onion III ms
civ n have much beauty fascination OF manners
of chnse dancing whee as the
Raj room of tho FauQuinr Springs" -.
Terms DER dav 81 so children and servants half price,
do do week, So do. do month, So; months, STU;
whole season, $40
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Imne l. lI-wtdsF WIN "' w

FIR LYDEL WILKINSON: Sin, as you 40 mol reside WIFI"
" ,bs State take method give you normaon ah" you
are 10 take notice Monday the 23 July next
the hours of O'Clock The forenoon and SIX N
T Of b,, d,y nj Cumberland courthouse, shall p,o
deposition Of "zekah Ford aud others ana On me
e7 uy hours Mt the mil house n ho
"A Walton comfy shall proceed lake Inc dpo
ons of William and Others TO he read NJ ev"cnce 10
anti in chancery depending in the Circuit Superior ''n
law mud Chancery the county OF Flurann" wherein nm pam
tiff and YOU the md rsaiees OF omns
deed are defendants. The taking Of the aforesaid W
be coa,nued day dag each until The while shall
T,,rha,,a,d eou,,v lime % l3-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-29

n ABORERS WANTED-The james River and
r 4 Kanawha Company are in immediate want OF Sc.
veal hundred good aborers 20 work on the old canal
within thee miles of The city Of Richmond-tor such,
one dollar per day will be paid they finding their own
hoard. Gentlemen wishing t" send negroes from lhe
cun,rv are assured that the very best care shall De Ia
ken NJ them The work is dry ard believe perfectly
safe The board Of The negroes shall only cost one COL
iar nsr week. and their wages paid the I:h May,
OH June, lllh July, and ll,h August ,,,.
''A '"'s' RICHARD RElNS,
Aren't of Tie james Rirtr l. kana'eha Co.
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Vaiuabie Green Springs Lind far Sale.


's,E following lands which advertised last year, remaining
n unsoi IRE again offered tor sale -
containing $40 600 of which ore OF Green
sol living immediately the road nEl Louis
Charlottesville On this tract are good dwriln
and the ouihoues we'll adapted to the cuI
lure corn wheat. and tobacco uDd ptbe OF i'm
proyemcn with clover and plaster. ono
Two other adjoining ,he above md cononirg each 'e
which might added TO the above tract OF
which the were originally part would make good settlements
othe above tracts small farm IS opened
On, ac, containing good farming land with IN ex-
ceent house. nearly aud good necessary
There also excellent mill, just completed aad IN
successful operation.
ticularly valuable for its tine timber -.
Tie wood lands each Of the above tracts abound IN
o,reent timber convenient above mill aud very near
The of the Railroad through the latter OF which 1t
Is expected to pass ;,o.J ,,o.o.
a. il n presumed who wish to purchase VIII rSt view
them and those wishing do referred the subsc''e
Ion ousre or Mr. Charles Qnarles fcsidne on The premises
will take Measure showing them These and1 are al pre-
cent ysIb. because Of their vicinity to the Green SPis "nd
% mus, be by the completion OF the Louisa ha
,onJ Having determined to 10 the west 's year. we
b,,gans in the ands and should they noi b" pre-
dsno.. Of they will be offered 1T publ: sale at Louisa
on MONDAY the 9th of July that helns Iou' 'af'
Terms ioetu' ""' " ANN QUAELEs,
,,- r,,w,dsr1 JOHN r. QUARLES.
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hiayo5
tn ri, 3HEIIERS.

aE OH Daily Lin. Mai Coaches for StGun-
Warm hot White sulphur, Red Sulphur, Salt Sulphur,
Blu" sulphur Sulphur and Sweet Snss and several other
wacrn, uynnduttc travellers wish
ng for either Of the above viii be particular
cnn old Office the Eagle Hotel where they will
br furnished with tickets which will secure th" seats when
taking seats IN IL" Old Line OF Mail
ii0t he thrown h-
and best route the nnve places
BY THE PROPRIErORs.
B-Thc subscribers inform the Public that the above
TONED old Mail Line still in successful operations that the fare
that which extends from Richmond to ChRrottesre
Ia oil nearly eighty miles, reduced to Four Dias
that accomplish the fp be-
places day ony but that td be
poyed them travel pretty much the npiion of their
oants BOYD q EDMOND.
Eagle Hotel, Richmond Va, March 9th, le3s. lO5-f
NOTICE-Acn Blair Of the county of Amc'si, Virginia died
~ in the wear 1895 es,nte ap his will makes provision
for his son. Blair The said James the date OF the
will supposed III" South but has not been
heard from since September 1892 Should this meet his
knowledge. he will 30 well 10 Virginia forth
With his relations here will he thankful Ia
POLLy BLAIR, Amherst Court house. Va
stating when aud where he died. &C.. &c. ~
TIE ADMINISTRATORS,
HIth the siY aunsJrd, IF Allen Blair, drcedStd
~ The Editors MilIedgcviIc Journal the Tallahassee
Watrhman an the Tallahassee Fordian will the foregoing
eight country papers, and forward their accounts
to the Enquirer Office. -, -.
Mayi ho-21t
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.Na,,0geI.'s Office, Richmond, Va.
$4,000 capital.

&95 600 capital.
l3 drawn Numbers in each Package of % Tickets
Virginia State Lottery,
For tie Benlft Of The .Nchanical BensrOen Society d
.NOrt0ik.
Glass No A. for Ic3S-To 6p drawn at Alexandria, Va.
on Saturday the 30ih of June, 1855.
GRaSp SCHEME:
Capital-S25 600, 10 OG0. 900, 600. 800. 500, 10
prizes Of 81 600, 10 d" 800, ~ Of $780, % OF 2Go, 80 OF
100, $50 Of 100 &c NC
Tickets $40, halves D, quarters . 50.
Certificates Of packages Of % Whole Tickets $500
Do do ~ Half do. ~
Do do. % Quarter do %
IT Orders for Tickets and Shares Certificates Of
Pafkng,s in the above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the most prompt attention. and official acc"nn, Of ench
dra,cins Immediately after il is over 10 all who order
from US. Address,
D. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
lime - Tg-,dl RirhmOnd Va.
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Certificates from Professor HOrnr and Professor Hare, Of Tie IN"

Certificates from Professor Hornrr and Professor NGre, Of The U
rersny Of Pennsylvania.
the OF the
unps in ComSiuck's Tor the improvement
of the voice Of the articulation stammerer and others the
impression made upon highly favourable TO his method OF
instruction.
The founded exact anatomical and Physoo-
rn inomaiinn the concerned in the pcdGc-
tiu, md modification sound. s several appear have
been degree OF thought and extent
credit his aud indus
tr and 1t confidence Of It's applicability
IN. faults generally OF speech phoaaion Or" OF his pupils
ybo ouIy week before alluded had bcen
thea heard rece publicly with great
e.s and hucncy, with full intoTatIon -
Professor of y7sa:omy i" the University Of Pennsyra"'a
PHILADELPHIA, august H. leJ7
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STAMMERlNG CURED.

DR.. ComStOcks ocaL Gymnasium and Lgceuin jor E'0'
cnfion in PhiiadefphiG.
re'IS Institution All DESTROYS OF instruction, e.
Their for Stammcrins improvement IN Eocuon
NAV learn this conditions oil ANDREW COMSTOCk NJ d.,
No. lb0 .7reh Street, Philadelphia.
~ B. Dr. Constock Informs those Ladies and Gentlemen who
have scady applied han his professional IN the
Iui Of mpedmuns speech that they have opportunity
becoming members vi class composed Of Ladies' and Gentle
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p-i That recommended !" the Editors OF Newspapers
tie pn5t,sh at the head oi Their papers
for over,siag aa that they strictly adhere 10 the same;
pIcs NJ always sch, as to give ia compensation
E;'H' '- rRssoir.ioa Of the Editorial Coaren,iOn
of siyleeu iinr, OF rsl 20 cent for
.faglucc, 30 cents o.,
-. , distance must be accompanied Win me advance
,...,ti,f,eto.v references, to Insure execution
sDoSa amount TO $iU0 per anhun, dis
r., ~, -, ~ prsc SSl, III sent
CO .lita-ss aud Marriages om the country, "henese,
Mani s'v,as gnknown AZ this ohce nest DC ~
t' the ueghhofhooh'" f VIC!
% Ne on,.ge. Every measure, thas has oeeh 'SnG
n,..ilols aai guizxeS, has proved heretofore onH
> pre- ,n,ofn ;u.Is, such upon the Conu'uni
" c,,,ldeI br OF tha Sosimaste rr'as" Oh TAG
l,-E ef the it''e-J
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rCE-The subscriber, intending 10 remove 10 kiehno"u IN
me fall respectfully offers his professional services IN me
C,n,s City, which he wall hereafter attend esuay. e
LAO continue 10 practise Ccui, Superior Court OF spot
syivania county. 800 ,.,, ,, ,bo,
un, the middle OF June, freactieh
zo, h.eUI" d. '>'' ~ n "
Mty.
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r,ocr SMITH has removed his Office TO the room, over
the of Nests Knapp Preston, where he MAJ he eonu
.encaliy. lti-uJ 80.
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pgI<urs Excursion to WGikerton he .NaHapon, RLrsr
e Se,m,, Oh DoMNioY Capt. ilardas will leave Nor
O'Clock ls day oJuly for the above pce; re-
nj, Wlscun Monday aud Oh Tuesday morning ear! leave
No stopping dicreni anda. places on the M"ttspon
I'D York rivers but the the latter river must IN all
cac of in their boas,l arriving at Norfolk the same
,r On July the viii VISIT he vast MI
" works a, Monroe, where there will no brilliant display
rc Works they will have Opportunity OF Seems
% Navy Yard Dry DOCK nammoih ship Pennsy wanna, &c, All
sting objects The Old Dominion VIII 'h'e
l ia her return Wakerton, Friday the 9TH 1ny al liz
past o'clock, A. NJ ,r:.
F,sas~ and So, children aud servants halt pcs'
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zr-rIj ANS = UANALl. heIr services rs Coaiiss
~ MrRcH.xrs farmers. mlieIs, and coun? mefc"a"'' "
The sale of wheat, com, aonr, SC. ,,ou
June % -
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Just received 2; This 3sf INK
Su r he sold for a5 cents per pound. for Cash
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Philadelphia, .7uguSt ii, 1887.
Having the alluded 10 IN the preceding
letter OF the Poc Anatomy have hesitation alleging
that consistent with those which my colleague
has therein expressed. ROBERT HARE mb.,
Professor Of Chemistry in tic University IF Pennsylvania
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Coxonr,s HALL, Philadelphia, .vSrsra5er a5, 1897

CoxGREss Hail. Philadelphia Norea5tr %, 1877.
leaving allow TO express 10 you
pecc, satisfaction feel in Witnessing the progress which my
son has made in Eocutinn under instruction The hnb
commenced with his early eOs 10 speak and
which thirteen is presen, seemed only to confirm
now with Instruction, completely cadicacd Though
this result not disappointed
eihnd ~
FUuuJv'i
cp.s il must al where There mnomailon
M the ora.ns O. surcch. You reduced system what be-
m was In, impcciiy and done most essential ser
vice 10 ervatir: cs OF unfortunate Tel
low beings from the imposloG Of ignorant aud
urpncipled empires.
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Txev> OF The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

TERMS Or iifE hCH-uo''D L.. SNA
r. ibs pxpr,RER IS published three times neek dn-
% me session IF s safe Legislature and t'oee 'oesS
ear.as tas ,ssi i tte y year:
p,,r,;, p,r asaum Three Dollars for six months
p,,gale "a s!'''ce' = J., ;,.., .. ,,.;, :, ,o,J ,,.
III IS ;a oice may be em'i,ed per man, IN good ana
a,s !. the risk Of the Elitor the postage Of all
@ SEA, Tie |rtsrSifhe postage OF sn: o etteT Is
nc:'ll' 10 the writer 1t Is the accumulated post
the tit1r.) .,, 60 ;,. ,.., 0,ron, s.,,l have IN,
--..,S.
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Very respectfully. your oac icut servant,
\ pIERrE ~ II nj f,isas. N

ASprrT CcMsToCk, MD.
t Published Kay BroiEer, l22 Chestnut Street, fhadc
pha System OF Vocal Gymnastics com
Dapfams ILLUSTRATIVE" Of the subject ind Exercises de
srpd Of rcih, the Cure Of Sammering an
i,rorsr,cnt Reading aud Sphg u! ANDREW CoM.IocE Nj
% I3-.i'
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rssasa and fare So children aud servants half price
June 10 i4-2iJ MiNSu,,---
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-01

At Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, acithin
Of October, A. d. 1888:
Present, William M. Burial, Esq. Judge.
ETPON the petition of Abraham Arson and
~ Laurana Arson his wife, of Sharon, in
the county of Litchfeld, showing to this court
that said Laurana Arson is the parent and
guardian of Sarah Ann Bailey, of Sharon, in
said district, minor; that said minor is the
owner of real estate situated in said Sharon,
viz all that certain piece of land which was
distributed to her from the estate of her late
father Benjamin Bailey, deceased. Also, the
one equal undivided half of that certain piece
of land distributed from said estate to Miner
va Bailey, deceased. Also, all her interest in
that part of said Benjumin Bailey's estate
which was distributed to his widow, the said
Laurana Arson, then Laurana Bailey, as her
dower--valued at about five hundred dollars:
that it would be for the benefit Of said minor
to have her interest in said real estate sold
and the avails vested in real estate in the state
of Ohio, or disposed of according to law, and
praying tor liberty to sell said property for
IT'S ordered by this court, that said guardian
give notice of said application, by causing the
same to be published in one of tho newspa-
pers printed in Litchfield, in the county Of
Litchfeld, three weeks successfully, at least
six weeks before the hearing and that said
petition will be heard at the probate Office in
said district on the 9th day of January next,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
% WILLIAM M. BURIAL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-01
Goods at AUCTION /!

THE Stock of Goods assigned by E. w.
l. BoLLEs will be sold at Auction, at the
store formerly occupied by him in South st.,
near the Mansion House-the auction to COM
mence on Tuesday nert. Nop. 6, at 10 o'clock
Am. and to continue until the whole are sold.
The stock comprises many valuable Goods,
of different kinds, such as Broadcloths, Cas-
simeros, Sattinetts, Flannels, Calicos, Cling
hams, Silks, Velvets, Merinos, Camlets, Cir.
cassiars, Vcstings, Muslins, Laces, Cambrics,
Shawls and handkerchief, Ribbons, Gloves,
Stocks, Hosiery. a variety of ready made
Clothing, Irish Linens, and many other arti-
Giles of DRY GooDs. Also, q variety of
Hardware, Ca'Ockes.W, 90. Sc.
offering to purchasers rare chance tor good
bargains. Terms made known at the time of
sale. SYLVESTER GALPrN, Assignee.
LitchfelA, Oct. 80, 1888. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-01

~. III. WORTH %CO.
"AVE just received, and are prepared to
III show to their good friends in this and
tho adjoining towns, an extensive assortment
Of DRY GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND
Cs'Ockces.y SsseG Glass Ware,
Looking Glasses, India Rubbers, Travelling
Baskets. aud almost every other arii.
Gle that can be mentioned.
T Wanted in exchange for Goods, Butler,
Cheese. Talon, Lard, all kinds Of Grain, Do
nestle Flannel, Feathers, Cash, &c.
Litchfield, Nov. l. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-01
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In this village, on Monday last, Mr. Jerome johnson
to Mics Abigail Stone. daughter Of Capt. IlarmanS 8.
In Hartford, Mr. John Bigelow, Of Mobile, to Miss
Jane Ashley, daughter Of Royal r. Human, Esq:
In Bc,kein, Sept. "a, by Rev: F. Harrison, Mr.. VIM.
Jackson Of Augusta, N. Y. to Miss Lucy A. jackson,
Of Bethlem Mr. THU: Pierce, Ut SOuthOury, to Miss
Ann c. Judd, of Belhlenl.
In Norfolk, Osmyn Baker, Esq. Of Amherst, Mass.
to Miss Cornelia Rockwell.
In Ne,v-Haven, Mr. George w. futile, formerly Of
Litchfeld, to Miss Saloma Andrews.
In Mddletown, Mr.. Osephus Bingham, Of Vernon,
to Miss Julia G. Brigham; Mr.. Richard Atkins, to
Miss Melinda Edwards
DIED,
In this town. tSouth Farms So) Frederick ]. son Of
Mr. Joseph w. Mason, aged yeurs.
In New Milford, on the 18th Oct, MIR. Urah San
In New.York on the ed Oct. Mrs. Serena Peck,
aged 73, widow Of Mr.. Timothy Peck, late OF this
In Norwich Mrs Grace Trowbridge, aged 76:
In Bridgeport, Mrs. Mary, wife Of Capt. John
Brooks, aged "a.
In Danbury, Capt John Foot. aged II.
In Stamford, Mr.. Samuel Jarvis, aged "a.
In Wethers6eld, Leonard C. Hubbard, Esq. aged
65.
In suffield, Mr.. Alfred Spencer, aged 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-01
IN NEw.MlLrORD

IN NEW.MILEORDs ts'i E-
THE subscriber having been appointed BY
Il the Court of Probate tor the District Of
New Milford to sell so much of the Real Es-
tate of JOSEPH PECK, late of New Milford, in
said district, deceased, as will raise the sum
of $500 10, for the payment Of debts and
charges against said estate. hereby gives no
tice that he will sell at Public Auction. ON
the premises. on the 18th day of November
next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, (unless
previously disposed Of at private sale,O so
much Of the real estate of said deceased. sit
uated in said New.Milford, as will raise said
sum Of $l3O3 16. The terms made known
ut the time Of sale. EZRA NOBLE.
NeaO-A1iIord, Oct. I6, 1883. 20