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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-29


seoas'y with The Of specie. In 1889 the crop
again short and the export Of metals again produced
sos in the prices OF The same essss
similar resst degree 1881 From thai une SP
TO 1888 fair average rops experiences ana NO
trouble attended the Of England ezceP ha grow
ing out Of trade with the u. States. I'LL
The difference Of the crop Of 1888 mmesse
attended BY its usual results he bank on the verge Of aus
pension, position far critical than that Of 1879 with
regard herself but have changed immensely IN her
relations with the United We every year becoming
less dependant upon England and at the moment of her
greatest deficiency corn fully able TO hold out
helping hand, and profit by the operation
Sales OC the stock Exchange.
6shares Bank 07a IS do 1914 los do Blk Commerce o.
100 do Dry Dock do State BIZ Of New York. 06 10 do
lO5 90 do Del Hudson g. so do 67 100 do 67t 100 do
80 days Ok 100 67y 80 do 30 days 61 so do SIT
Morrow do o. ds OFT 25 do 80 days s7 Az do
Amer Ell Bank s0I do sl4 % do Mechanics Bank Assn
99i 100 do North Americas Trust 81 80 do days As do
Trust o. do s5s a" Cana Banking Co IS, $3.50 do
Corporation Fes 1880 S4 200 DO Vics 30 3D. 200 do 80
36 so do Morris Canal % 10 do Canton "a 40 do 343 Is do
30 ds $751; - do Mshawk Rail Road S. 40 10 as S. dc
S. 100 do Pattsrssd so do DIS 52 so do 30 ds
3d. 10 do 81 100 do SAL Is do Sonng,n this wk D. 20
do "a 100 do Harlem r. A. so dos 30 d. AZ IS do A. 100
do next wk 47 SO do AL, $50 do Is days All $50 do
SO do Utica Rail Road, 80 days lie
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Packs4s TO Arrive.

Packets TO Arrive.
LoSDen.
Mediator. Cnamplin, July 30
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. l
LIVERPOOL
Columbus, 'ropper, July 10
q Washing'n, Holdrelge, Jy25
United States, Fisher, Aug. I
HAvRt.
Poland, Anthony, July is
Chs. Carroll. Lee, July "a
bristol.
g. Western fSl Hosken Aug24
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. 49,. ,ot.~. rrIyAIh 80 RblNG-A respectable
Nh ~, C,uvy ss,iss tvs asd.,ai,lN ur,ished bed
fsN,ms tnoccupA src ae aus e " y. twf senie
hoarlsrs Sreakf. iet AID diuusr ~ uniyl Any
49, .nar or retired h4ui sha Ssi ru.ti s sba,e -
r., t,anS vii end them rlsses ~ the d. aud
r.nft. y priv home. ~ - y Appy 4 - 6resew,ch
atct between su.l I'D srrag streets -Nereoces ~ ,he
msl ~ pss,abiiity gwen and required. aux"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-29

On the 26th instant by the Rev. Thomas Warner, Lieut.
A. Arnold, U. 8 A 10 Miss Catharine Bryant.
At Saratoga Springs Saturday the oath inst, by the
Rev. VIM d. Bangs Mr.. h. Keller Ban Miss Ma
tda, daughter Of the late James G. Watts, Esq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-29
new INVENTED
PREMIUM
WIGS AND SCALPS.

py- CLiHFHUOI, invites al and 10
in.pre bs newly invented ventIsng AM perpetssl fitting
Wigs which. fr 81 ganc-, ghnes and da,a .y. may BE-
placed among the first productions of modern 10 their ma
nucur, the, daer from AL Others made here The hsr
being singy inherited, and equally distributed 10 appear
ISSUING from the skin. IL their form y No more
IL the brow thar the natural hair does and s,iue no "et
c spring all d,ageeahle pressure = oh,a,ed They are
rarcul y recommended To those resdn ~ warm climate
hey can be made .ry weigh, and tina " gs's
m
tor this inventos, and the al, mtgss connected with the
y s-,cen lnsut sswded the f's snun ard eosPe tent
perfection.
Hal cutting Roon. so7 Broadway, eesr q Fiction street
a"is.iw
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Packets sS Depart.

Packets lS Depart.
LsNpoN.
81. James, Sehor, Sept. ]
Montreal, Grifing, Sept. 10
LIVERPOOL.
Roscoe, Glover Sept Z
Sheffield, Allen, Sept. Is
Europe. Marshall, Sept ]
Oxford, Rathbone, Sept. %
HAvRE.
Francois l.tThompsos, Sept.l
Emerald, Orne, Sept. 8
8. dc Grasse, Sept Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-29

PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, l65 Greenwich street
after long experience his business he has formed compost
ZION, eahed
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,
Or Compound Essential OIL Of Almonds,
u- For destroying dandru and preventing the har from
coming sut turning grey inable remedy against bald
ness the public may rely IL, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL is the whelesamest and best OIL for the hair
makes grew thick and long its falling OF farming
gey hair has begun to turn such anoursher
the ha that by il will restore Il To its natural color
prevents hair IRON becoming shaded, and hair IS oread,
shaded which great Disagreement to young ladies, and
time, will restore il to its natural color clear
the saur keep head hair promotes
ers. A. PASTOR,
1856 Greenwich street n.
Price 50 cents per bottle, highly peromed. au2s I'M
nINDERs', THINK, and BAND BOX BOARDs-For
ID sale by PERsSE 3 BROOKS 81 Liberty street i''Rv
VTTANTED-TO let those caught Coas, Cvuess,
wv &c. during tn. rainy and changeable weather. know
that SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES will cure them
in two days Apply at LOG Nassau st. door above
Ann. au-2o
VXTANTED.-A, oung American English girl Of from ~
wv toto years do the work Of small family con
,stng only Of gentleman AMI his wife, Apply at ~ John st.
between the hours Of u and O'Clock ao.2o
MANITOBA partner, with $1,000 in cash business
wv already established, Of very printable nature The
advertiser married man and respectfully connete or
further particulars apply BY note to L. d. NJ fark post once,
with real name and residence. augT-N-
NIsEAsES OF THE EYE-DR. WHEELER with con-
~ 6dencr the public that there scarcely dis
which that aud beautiful THE Eye
subject yield his humane and successful mode
OF References the first families; and Aten
dance his Office - Greenwich the Battery from
sA NJ. until r. M after which he deyoies his time TO Out
door patients aus-Smis
A DOLPH BERNHEiA EI's large and well assorted re
IA tail dry goods stock will be removed the first OF the
month from 2S3 to Ill Grand street. Of Edrdge
His and the aides respectfully invited
call in his they viii find constantly French, Eng
sh German and Swiss IDS nf the latest arrivals also
general Of staple good at ,he lowest prices
Mners and country merchants will re Supplied at whole
sale prices
f1y- Statesmen wanted au23 Sc
SIS0 DR.. HARVEY, II Dover street, Water Street
i New York.
Harvey thou art Ter skin renowned
The muse thy nerous resound.
To heal the msladies ofagc,
And stop contagious mortal rage
The young the giddy, aud the gay,
That oft by guile are II etray,
Nav all their thee re.gn,
And Aud a friend judicious an benign.
We then by Bacch,s or by Veaus tried,
No longer now your miseries hide,
But TO the portal open haste
And stop diseases dircful waste.
Harvey will quick Thy p-ng, relieve
Aud the sweet bloom &c health retrieve
Thus in a timely hour came,
And gratitude must praise thy name,
Remembrance ever gladly greet
The day met at u Dover street
Aug 2I-iw.is
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DIR. EIBHUT.
OCULlsT,
300 broadway, entrance IN Duane street,
ouiin.s his practice TO
ISEAS ES OF THE EYE

OPH7HTLMTC SURGERY Nv GENER6L
From Dr. Eo extensive practice. aud the number Of pa
tients who he aende his ece hours he has
obtained the services ,f DIR. WErAAcorr. practitioner n
vorzbly known for thu. city, mber 81 the
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal Colcg Of Sur
geons Edinburgh Dr. W. pals much attention TO diseases
tie Eye 10 PARIS aud, recently to DR. Eots peculiar
mo " Of operation an treatment
Once hour irsm 10 to- o'clock. ailv. my2a.vA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-29

kA CARLTON HOUSE, BROADWAY, TO LET.
I1 THIS Hotel situated the highest grounc and in the
M fashionable part of Broadway; corner Of Leonsrd
street extending Benson street by its location aud
10 well calculated Cor the accommodation oil Fam
lies The private psrors have from one to three bed rooms
attached There are over 100 with fre Places The
dining room is 30 feet by 80 FEET connecting with once,
hit pautres the aoor. The cooking aPpara-
fully equal this country There are large ram
water ciers and wei of good water with force pump, by
which may ed TO each story with all other ar
rangemen and required in the establishments Of the
kind For terms inquire OF JOSHUA WALKER, South
Sharp street, B4tmorr az No 10, Liberty street, New
York au I-u.
DILLiARD TAGLEs.-Three splendid Billiard Tables
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MORNING HERALD-sMIP NEWS.
Port Of New York, August 2S.
RISES 5ll HIGH WATER 025
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-03
CONSL1lHPT,IOlV!i

NASH.Y overcome In lie Infancy ii rapidly artises
- u neglecied ut an anconQueratle and terrific ma
gaaucys q ebsiida,e. yiolent and ennspsive cough
Is the aesiahle ioreruaher, when negiec.ed, Of the
Pulmonary Consu,nption and it, attendant train Of
horrors; Increased heat and pnlse nausea orpressoS
Of the breast. greeaish and bloody sple, loss Of APP
petite aud increase ~ thirst araEaied uags, elanmy
sweais and hectic fever general cancellation Of the
body, shrivclled ex.remiGes EXCESSIVE and weaken-
ing discharges, sinking &c the eypsy prastrasien dc
strength burning palms and dushsd cheeks. swollen
cet and legs; and AT lrhgth while The wrefcied em
ferer is still sanguine Of iii cold ex,remes aud eg
nxing death. These evils may be nipped in she 6ul
ny The timely adialsiasion Of thu. long tried and IN
valuable Medicine, sft
.eA9 DR.. ReIfe's 4sthmatic Pills,
wh,sh have been kpowa care persons supposed to
ne Tar gone ~ aconsulnrtiop, exhibiting Hll the
appearance q approaching dissolution Price whole
boxes. 80 Pills, $t-Kac do. 70 Pills, so cte.
UyNoAe genuine unless eigNed n. KtDDER, eala,
proPrgeloF, and successor 70 nr. CONwAY, Nv whom
il s Tor sale, ~ his Counting Room, No, %, Court.
street. Bosloh and also or sale BY especial appoint
meni, by
Doctors Buel and Bscksciih, Litchseld: and 5y
.asMl Edcard Coolies, SoatK Farms. n.
September 25. r6wfH
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-03
AT Court Of P,o6atlc holden 3. LitchGeld ,Oi,h.

AZ a Court Of Probate holden d, LitchGeld, 10Th.
IN and for The District Of LitcIeld on the 9Th
day Of Sept'r, 1889; Phiaekas Miner, Esq.
late Judge Of the Court Of Probate for said
District being dead. Present, Hol6,0ok Cards,
Esq fudge Of the Court If PyO6ate for he
i seioining district Of Wdterto,on, sOho may b.
. lase act, holding he SANE. PSI o5.ia
THIS Court doth order and decree that the
creditors OF the estate Of PA1NRHAs MINER,
Esq late 6f LNchfield, deceased, be allowed
six months from this 9Th day September,
1852 within which TO exhibit their claims to
the executor Of the last will and Testament of
said deceased, for settlement sand all claims
not presentedsto said executor during that
time will be deharred a recovery; and this
court doth direct that ihejsaid executor, give
public notice Of this order by advertising the
same ina newspaper published in Litchfield,
and by posting like notice on the signpost
in said Ltchfield nearest tho place where
said DECEASED last dwelt. 55,@ .58ss3
40 MA Certified from Record tau II 4 "a
9't. .-''*hSs se1 Gro. G.. WoopRurr, Clerk.
Allpessons indebted to the,cstate are re-
quested to make carly payment to gtsga n.
IL ~ s9alt'H9sO. s. SEYMOUR, Executor. y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-03

Alta Court Of Probaie holden at Litchfeld ,cRh-
an and tor the district oLitch field. On the 27tk
day Of Sept'bey, 1880 Pkiaehas DfimeN ESQ:
late Judge eftths Court of Probate fer said
district being dead-4present. Holbrook Curtis,
Esq. Judge Of the Court Of Probate for tie
adioining district Of Waterto,on, scho may by
t0ac act, holding the same:
THIS Court doth order and decree that the
= creditors Of the estate Of TIMOTHY WAD-
HAMS, late OF Goshen, In said district Of Itch
field, deceased, be allowed six months from
this 9Th day Of September; 1885,, within which
to present and exhibit their claims to the adj.
ninistrators on said estate for settlement !;
and all claims not presented to said admins.
traitors during Hiatt time will be debarred a
recovery; and this court doth order,and tii-
rect that said administrators give public no.
tice Of this order by advertising the same In
a newspaper printed in Litchficld, and BY
costing the same on the public signpost III
said Goshen nearest the place where said de-
ceased last dwelt. Certified from Record.
44 y Gro. G. WooDRUrF, Clerk.
All persons indebted to- said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to AZ
aysSgg qs$a Anna w ABRAMS, Admin'r.A
Ia aa HEMAN OsBoRNs AdnsinSs
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LITCMEEEED COUNTY
Common School AssOciatiom

MEETINGS of the Liichfeld County Common.
1XM School Association win be holden ii the month
of October next, % o'clock, r on each ofthe days
mentioned, viz ss
Al Winsted, al the Methodist Meeting House on
Monday the 21sf, ss
Al Plymouth. at the congregational Meeting House
.Of the lst Society, on Tuesday the 22d.
At Woodbury.. at the CONGREGATIONAL MeetinRv
ID. House Of the LIST Soc. on wednesday the 23d. y
AT Sharon, at the Congregational Meeting House
~ ofthe let Society, on Friday the 18th. 4S ES
II 10 important that the several Town Associations
ally are earnestly requested to attend and take par in
the business Of the meetings.. Addresses NAV be ex-
pected from the Secretary Of the B0nrd If Coinmis-
sioners and also ffeua other gentlemen The respect
i've Vice Presidents Of the Association, and The Cler
gy of the towns, ara respectfully requested to
s'Ss epps. Nv 1885, w SAMUEL CHURCH Prest.
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Houatoaie Ran xoad.
Dice . iLe IEmlAaIo1uic Road Go.

a :, = OJice IF ,the liaiSa1oslic Road Co.
BnDeEPoRT. Sept, q. 1889.
MI board of Directors Of the fiousAfonic
Il Rad Road Company have assessed and
require to be paid to the Treasurer, On The
LIST day Of November. 1889, an instalment of
Twenty Dollars on each share Of the CAPITAL
stock Of said company.
Stockholders residing in Brookfield, New
Milford and Sherman. may pay TO Asa Pick
ct, Esq. of New Milford those in Kent, to
Alpkeus Fuller ESQ. Of Kent those in Corn
wall, Warren, Sharon, Salisbury. and South
Canaan. to Peter Bierce. Esq. If Cornwall !;
and those in North Canaah. To- William
Adam, Esq. of North Canaan. These gen.
tlemen are authorized by the Treasurer to
receive instalmenis and give receipts there
Tor in his name. As it i, the DISCRIMINATION
ofthe Directors of the company to complete
the road rs far as New Milford befurc the
setting in of winter, it becomes necessary
that every stockholder should be prompt in
the payment of the instalmentss as they are
CO. for in order to accomplish the object.
they can pay to eithersof the above named
persons, orto the Treasurer at Bridgeport.
Is JESSE STERLING. Treasurer.
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MORUS NIULTICAULIS.

v 9sADlEyA. IN VIE subscriber isn0w prepar-
\ 49, ed to sell and deliver the gen.
v N W., uine Morus Mnlticabllis. Alpine
-. and, Canton Mulberry Trees as
good trees as can.be found in the country,
many of them naeasurings6 and 2 feet high,
and leaves have been picked thik season from
the Multicaulis trees measuringr2 liz inches
wide and l3 l-2 in length. Also, Silk
Worms Eggs the most approked varieties,
Wig: the Extra Mammoth, cnllel the Turkey
Silk Worm, and the Invaluable variety cAl-,
led the Italian or peanut kind lit il we'll
known the Italian silk, ID the BED silk produ-
ced ia the known world---and als0the Mann
moth White, the most approved variety,in
this country, which makes as good silk as the
Italian also the Mansfield (6weeks) Worm.
sulphur and orange colored.. The Trees and
Silk Worms can be putt to good order and
sent to any part ofsthe United States. The,
subscriberShas had unparalleled kuccess this
season In raising the atrees and making the
silk, and he wilkgiye gratuitously bill the in.
formation necessary for preserving the trees
through the winterand planting tkem in the
spring, and also In rearing the six worms
and making the silk. Wal eg "A fs, III ID
He hns also Dennis' Silk ManaSl for sales
which gives aIl the necessary interpolation for
cultivafing the different kinds of Mulberry
Trees, feeding Silh Worns,s and lmanufac-
turing Silkto proft--price only 29cents.
The subscriber by actual experience this
summer, Is fully satisfied that the rearing
and manufacturing Of silk can be made q
very profitable business, SO much 70, that he
in anxious 10 sell cut his valuable stock Of
DRY G00ds for the purpose Of going exciu.
siveIy into the silk business, consequently
great bargains IN Dry Goods can be obtain
ed M the store of the GtibacfibeR. Az there Ii
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-03
\ THE ANNIVERSARIES

T'HE 2Sth hnnual meeting of the Foreign
- Mission Society Jas DitcAJfeM County will
be held at Litchfield on Wednesday the 10th
Of Octeberncxt, Ut one o'clock p. N. when
a depntation from the Parent Society, and
other gentlemen, are expected ID dress the
meeting.
The County Home lgsssion Sociaty viii hold
it's anniversary on the same daysat 10 o'clilr,
A. M! 4 All friends of Christian benevole
are cordially invited TO attend.
r. HARRISON.
Bethlehem. SEPT, 25, 1880 IN
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Urnameutal Letter and other Type in rroport;o,,s
these are the prices on credit six months bn,E
we %sh q this time % encourage short credit Or ensI
purchasers and Will therefore make a1sconnt 81 Eve
PEI cent. tor New York acceptances aSnincty DAYS.
and ten per cent forcash. go 49, 81 49, I,
we nave recently added to our former extensive
ornamental letter. embracing Condensed Ertra. Con.
densed, Extended Outline. Skeleton, Shaded. Orna-
&c ss modern thin faced black DC oOnew Fow-
gethef the most extensive and elegant ASSORTMENT AZ
an unrivalled one.
We also ftnish every other article that is neccssa
ny for a PrinliHg Office -
Printers OF newspapers who publish this ADVERTISE
ment three times before the lse Of November 1882
sending US one Of The publications win receive pays
the amount Of their bill. III GEO BRUCE q CO.
Sent. So 1882 9SviN So
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NEW GOODS, !.
nc the lgtegaD Cash Store.

z NAV GsUO NsUDseP OtSOsO tAO0UsOs ~
.EFHE subscriber has received an addition
n to his former stock Of Goods, which he
ID anxious to sell cheap for cash consisting of
n great variety Of articles--uT some further
particulars of which will be given next week.
~ tgssa ~ S@Rf ~ 8. d. WHEELER.
I;;tchfeLl. OCT. 81 % aassAssgs " sGssii Ito
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-03
ROHAN POTATOES.

m, Elfor e;rTi,. r.s,,it r N axne,iir,,enf II
- ~ ~. :. 1880 ~ '.'o ~
your "expeHmentIng .fsimsy y qpIfe dilferent from
mine. bought loss 6psing u Mn Bull 81 Hartford,
n..k of f3oh.r s,I.,..a .h.u, an o,o,,S
v ~ teks$T 80, w. s'S.''
pretty well pFepaTed ior other kld q pofptQeF. two
ewes IN hill and the hits tYse and iisif feet apar
A. X. ...so,,i g. ahss,.l .ksgT ~. ss,css
near. and the tops more than covered the ground 1t
r.. i.en ,et season and uotatoss &c iii kinds haze
49, i; 800,
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M6RR1RD

j bFisiol on the ssh uli M. CharlesA. S.1;fh.
% Mss Sarah Peck. duunlhfcr cf Tracy Peck. Es1 u
Mss Dolly B. Averil 49, {.
10 Salisbury. on The assh 1ls VIM S. Mosgan. 10
Miss Harriet Holmes. - NJ 'sIT1rf s-''t'Ii
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Li,ch6ela T,l1erance Sociel..,1 !

prasee SOcssr ' a ms se sj'S mot
The Congregational Society," on Tuesday tie 6theday
OF INST Oct II halt past s r. NJ sse
60 Bv direction 81 the President, "a -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-03
TAKEN Up, :.

AZ a. Co,vf. az PsebGie holden atCaHdEn, geithip'
and az he Disiriiefef sharon, o. a. 23d day
Sf Septesnber. Al d. 1889 - ~ go ~,
Pyesena, william I'M. BisfyaH Esd .ad,gs. = :
NN motion OF the executors on ne estate
" Of CHEsfKRfiEtD CHAPMkN, Ipe Of Ska-
ron, deceased, this Court doth deere that six
months from This date be allowed ard limited
for the creditors Of said estate % xliBit their
claims against the same 10 the said Executors
I-apd directs that public notice bdgiven Of
thisoftler BY advertising the same u q news
paper published in Liichfeid, and by post
ing copy thereof on th9 public siknpost in
said town Of Sharon. gi4a,tYsgV I2Haf 4
~ s; REEJAMEE SEARS, s,lz....a-
l0 CHARLEs SEAMS, SIf S'"''' ' -
B'If 80 NOTICE. ha e, f. si',.. I. /,
TsHE Court Of Probate FOR he district Of
IL Sharon HAS limited ana allowed six
months from this date for she creditors Of the
estate Of JkkRmfAH BEInEK. iese 81 canaan. in
said district, deceased, in which 10 exhibit
theirclaims against said estate iotlp euhscri.
Der, administrator thereon. Tor aaiueimenI
and settlement. All debts agAinst said ESTATE
which are not presented within the time a
fbFasaid win BY law be deharrod q recovery
JERRMIAH BRLuGN, AdmiR'r.
Caaaas, Sept. Is. 1880. te
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NOTICE.

{. !. 5..,,rt II Pr0kets tpF ne gls..,sV. ~ q
Eori6lk hnsh limited ~ ~ ~ egedIseTs
months i.oa " W. 4 49, ~ zrzaan iaie qt
OF the $3.50 go z'z3slsl. deceased. e Hkt'ut
folk: s Y a ,ss snbscfIheA ibf siioNspce
and se'''o"'AsAn n1 0Arnunp. EnHrlsg
Nocsk. SEPT e. 1850
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-03

TEyHE Winter Term of shg WolcottyiIle'
a. Academy will commence IN Monday
the 4th OF November next, under the instrncs \.
ton of Mrs HEERx NoKTOE, Of Goshen.
Tuition, for common English branches %
rthe higher English branch
cs @4. . II
The term will continue five or six months.,t
SAMUEL A. GRovEs, ,r....,... sgs
a WA. =. HUNGERr0Rn, Assssi
~ TKoEcOktuilIe, Ser. %. III
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.sssa 3 Go. @. w oDDRUff. Clerk.

Al Conf ar Probate aoidea Il Eiickfela arifh-
ia and fbr ths Isistrictg IF on DE 27th
dag IF SePfder. 1899 Phinehas Miner, Esq.
Iaie. Judge If tie Court Of PrObnte .for said
Gstri9 6eing dead vpreseni, Holbfpok Curtis,
Esq. Jad9e If the Cslirf Of Pyobate j6r fhs
adjoining district IF Watefioi0n, arho may by
r Jaio, ael, holding the same 4. st,ss Y II $
an motion ofihe administrator on the es-
" hsfe Of III AarHA Hart. late Of Litchfeld.
in said district. deceased. this court doth APP
point the Zist day Of October. 1850. at 10
O'clock d. n. at the probate ciIice M Litch-
Geld. ior the examination and seitlsmeps g
the administration. account of saii.
traitor, whea and where al rsfsons istssss.Es
r'av sl snneae. N Sbay see cause, and be heard
:ouehing sid account; and doth direct said
admini2lraior TO give public notice q this Or.
dsr ~ nnblishing the same y newspaper
nr;niea 81 Liichfield, and b. posting tho same
gu he slgnpost IN said Lilchlleld nearcs. wy J.
place where sald decee1ed Inc. dwelt. o. .s"''
:cn DAYS before snld 2lsl dny Of ocippof'
Cerllned from Record. .,,.,k.
Is Gro. G. Wocnnyrh N's'~
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