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nrEDxCanES.

EUAYs' Iir.nsft.
AZ Hoses % rumsf,r fitimsrt,
-t1tn'- -tk Head tSLr Eemtds,
Nrs SnEIsIl topyn syup
Nettst's tJc solve.
9waI1i'. Psbat~s tiautk.. DO.
Zee. E..enre o. Nl"lri. EsI tu.msri,
Isff4ft ~4f.aJprt t,
iirUfy' Nuggets |tFrr.rel
Afoitsrsfys iltu Wasnstl,
ttfDsb Worn SYfup.
diem specific Elmer or LIE,
rs'm &c Caiumhia
Ifrfsf-irt tftrnfsa natici'sJ
Peter. PiHs Noris1n's POLE.
Hrsndreu.s pile. lrsaatuc I'D counterfeit
ilygra1 81 4r
90 the ABOVE sftriss. SONS ere mnte h' rF.
rular ptysisiass O. bilh fepatstfen-. some if
Chemists - Toe 6rt otder-sDi otasis by
Quseks q great cclthfHy.
90 hsnH sd fo- ssis 81 YOUSG's
Drug store, tirn e the Golden Fsg's.
Main Street, HsrFsfs-Feffy
Nsy a, 1879.
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.GADlNET MNEIna
m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

INUOMAs HOPKINS repeatedly ,uform,
- be ff'ends snd The public. that he has com
menesd The Ca5iad Bniasu in Shephefdstown.
where he - prepared 60 manufacture articles
in be line, In The nestssl aRi mosl dsrsble man
nsr, snd upon the nost reasonable terms ii,s
shop - nsarly opposite Daniel Entlsrs tavern,
snd Directly opposite sissens's Dfug Store.
Shepherdstown. May l6. is3s I'm.
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.S'DTF< q.

'HNiE subscriber respectfully requests all per
sons having open account, with h,m, Ia call
and settle them. II has been somc time since
ne made change N hs business, and hc - de-
s'rous OF closing lis o'f accounts a. speedily ~
possible HUMPHREY ktlES.
Nav 81 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

SODA yWNT ia
TBNIiE SODA TOUST> At TIE Dug store 81
br srEurH ere nov. and WtIl be- from
the dan iu constant operation The Soda water
prepared 10y him wtl cot bee iul,rilr 10 that
made 90 either 81 Gee ,ilfs
The W sfrr can tc -,.t 90 bottles 90 the sick
sry ahefr boo tl.st uur't.
1m also making preparation ~ thc 1t
Wa'rr v Iih lion 1rd other lre.cf.ruf.. .1 uiat
t viii combine many Of tto useful properties 81
tle thf.,teair -,frEs
The Proprietor. f.f reasons &c most e. rH. Be-
mu.t Boz optlnls O. every one, hope. he val r.i
Ue s.kei Go Use i0
thlfie.f,au . Nsy o. i-.1
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To JournCylncTa Cabinet
Makers.

NNTANTED, immediately, one or two Jour.
v v neymen Cabinet Makers Of industrious
and steady hobts, 10 whom constant employ
ment and liberal wages will DC given
JAMES SHEPHERD.
ShrpherI.town. MAY 30. 1879 -3;
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NOTICE.

E2ElNG DESTROYS to prepare To 20 the Tas-
NJ tern markcts next month, the subscriber
would most respectfully call on ti, fIrnd- and
customers 10 come forward aud pay something
4, H'> amount will he acceptable on tier re-
>p"ctNe accounts. TGose persons own. b,ii.
OF Long standing. are particularly called on To-
come i"r"'td and make pa,meLt as longer cto-
dat cannot t- given.
i'krwi'r, those persons upon whom the sub
scr'A,r h'id' n"tc.a.i bonds are te-pectIiil,
r'qt'>ird 10 pay ~ or their notes Wiii uc ;rsGs-
ietreh as collateral security Tor the purchase (
Goods.
The subscriber feel. grateful % h.. Old aud
n"ncinai customers for past favour, and assure,
them that he viii always pay attention +, heir
further orders.
RICHARD d. DORAN.
Harper--rsrrv, Nav 30, iSgg
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WnLrAM LrcCrrr. the recently ar-
pointed confidential agent e the Govern.
ment Of the United States 10 Guatcn a..
died at lis residence at NV X och,l!c. y.
Y. on wednesday night last. lis i!lne :
was sudden and Of short duration. Mr.
Leggett has been known a vigorous and
nervous writer for vafious peu1dicsl, ui
The day besides several publications which
be established and conducted. He las
lately filed quite largo space IN cpoh,-
zeal circles ol New York city. a6IlasLc
distinguished frf the ul,tli.m be a,oeet
10 support Of the lcyc!itus daciuac. rt.-
mulEdied 10y the aRra'i4n isc'ian in tllt
city. lie wrote with extraordinary geo..
ind was certainly a rc1,oGcr lg-t-t POW.
er. la private lIfo he - represented a.
have been gentleman a. snish!o ALL o.
greesble manners. whose inter ryufse with
The world bal ,aidcuci INSTRUMENTATION
ing lis Opposition
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

ScMArRA.-Com. Reed. having recciy.
cd Information Of the los, Of the Eclipse.
OF salem, from the piracy Of the Alaavs.
aud not being able 20 Obtain Guy s.hs.4-.
ton therefor. attacked tire town OF Gua.la
Ratio, with the United States -Fis,tc CO.
lumbia. and the Corvette john Adams.
and entirely DESTROYED IT, The lombard.
meat of QuaIla BAto took place on tie
;l3d Of December.
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.NnIice.

~ ~ persons indie bied 10 John S Moore, de
"a ceased. are hereby notified, that inme-
diste payment must be made. Those having
claims ~hl present them, properly sutbest'ca-
ted, 10 the subscriber.
GEORGE PRICE,, .fd,n'r.
shsphsrdstown. MAJ 30, 1889 at
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SpcctacIcs Pound.

MOUND, betveen Chsflestovs snd the FloW-
y ing spring, . PAIR q SILVER Spectscics -
The owner can get them BY cslinE 81 the Post
once snd describing them, ard paying for tbs
sd'srtisensut, sod eomPsnsstieE ths finder. (s
bisek boz NAV 10. 1879
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
portable TbreSbfng aaaebfnes
.fpsd Horse Poorer.

9NHE subscribers having entered into partner
- ship in the building and construction OF
Ttreshing Machines and Horse Pouer.
With Straw Carriers attached, have made ar
Engagements TO manufacture and keep CONSTANT,
on hand, at their shop, si,usted ct the Depot, in
the borough Of Winchester. Frederick comfy.
Va, a constant supply Of the above mentioned
valuable Machines
They will also manufacture snd have on hand
Corn Shelisrt GAd ClorsT ThreShsTs.
The Corn shelters will thresh from 300 TO 500
bushels per day, and the Clover Threshers from
10 10 Is bushels OF clean seed per dsy. The
above machines are all attached to the same
power.
n. y They will be glad 10 receive order,
or wait upon persons DESTROYS Of purchasing.
II has been general custom to procure
number Of certificates enumetSiinE the good
qualities Of m article. but We do not deem II
neeenary, sswe are confident that our machines
will recommend themselves on inspe elton and
fair trial TO every good farmer.
The public are rssPec fully invited 10 call
and see aud examine for the msslvts
GEDDES, MEiXwELL & CO
Winchester, May 20, 1899. Gun.
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r 4 Z = .r 4. g a..
n9R. ,. c. ADAMS 6 Lzr-rR.

10, Gs .H4s,a5ie C--.ns
w have real VIA attention NJ John a
Adam ,ec'i l"rs, on ,he slb,et, Co.. A'...,..u
i'ii''- Al ~f-. .t llsr, u... .e''-r va. ,.4,-
i.s-et e. w. .he Pes l-. H,rtsins ''.es,t.. SIS
Ni-vs u.'h frrlti '' ah.'.'.-l 90 tl- Ds.rt; o.
CuH'.'I. lt- N.. lesser .e ~,i-.vr-y char
sl,.,s.. Il i,.ur-. >Al-aI. a..,. asa
c' size. 81 Us .'., -.,.-Nt'.-I. obstinate. a4t u.i
SEQ, goo. p.'.t.l. N-u makes. ..,r .y'f.s-.,
r. 1.a.st is u ~. Juaa g.. Calhoun
Attic head @; them IS Nr John {.
Calhoun. with lts sansuinc temperament
la. Ga,! 81 ,elagucucc. 81. merchandising
confidence ga Asmsslf Ljs superficial &C
inaint1nce vith human nl,use. and h..
no Acquaintance Ni,h hun "a hi,.at, wi'h
hi,ne'rr-hr,iia'.1: versatility Il c1ud.c;
1ud los luticfra,iy sincere claims 20 con
Ni'irncN: Wilh Tie memory Of hii IIetua-
irre .dv1ncer 10 carly vouth-of h's
srlsiins amLii9n-of liz biased hopes
lod Lis mor'aNiug CnsTloialmcuis -
THIS Is precisely tie man To acquire, un-
Der tie chrTNesCenccs % Southern sun,
ihat asccndcuCv over thr iatellcoi Il. has
c''crpo'ofles which confrrs aPyihlzoreaa
authority over bis disciples, and settles
every question among them ~ tie sin.
f.c for rulh q he SAIL Il. And such
IN ccrt'pcy hr b., acquired. with H.
''F''l '''n ~ d iSw i1'e.ht-n' ssra ia.
"'e 10 Keep pace Win BAN 'n 'Ac sudden
ness ana i'P'A''y ellis political T'r'uete'.
'H' VINO cannot sustain themselves l.",
90 o.ro-'.'on to az! Ct lis c.rcl0ycl4.
- "' '.-....-.-.'.--' .'.-..'y, -e ,-ss.
"'.I not undertake. '"gra'lcs.'y %
''''''" WAY colonies "i oi'I.s'd c0...ci
'h ''"ha' hr ei'a'.i-''j and made 60
''''''.H 'n ''e coast q A.'te-, n-r ara J
'ti-''.' ~ advance t' ,.rE 'ar 'Laa-
'r'r "'.." Icy n.7F hereafter BE- js''in-
.'.I.' ODD ,.'..'rl7@ TIE nI.tc
s., .'''' 3d.. N1'.' ~ ''r.' . sF
"'' i.'' 80 l.' 's.a'i<s'iaa >oo.t-
hes '"'t my have ~ 'tiNcHt ro-t
though very tile OF ny !r!c'.-
,."' ',r '"r 'T'or.au'a % slaves i1 lie
t', >.'''.. We ,tar,'' - We pl.'-.e-
."'' '-te..c s '.r casing q nau'tH~s
rae '',i'e q ''e s'A'' were RAJ. Ial
'"l '.n''..' a'a'.'lr'r'' ~ eerlo.',"a
win re s'r.fnF uClv:'4AIag- o.. .ae Co
''.''',''" sa.'e'y.
"l.' '''i .'' -"1-.ii..n az
van "Ai'n h2s been 'evereiy cen
"'," '' or"oAnei0E 10 ari 'eFuA'i-an
70 "ueh'''' ~ associated tsa". II lie
t'-''A 81 am f'ru..'rfH tendencies
: '.'' ''fh eN'rn.,'d 10 -.. partial Gssari,
''"N' IL N'"'' nave otcA more JIsi aoL
''s, exc 'o"a'''.
" WHAT'S the republic Itself .. 1'so-
I -'.'.- tfu''t lie very tame o.! lt"!c Tic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

Tur Ptuss.- W. uo'crs'1ut ra' tie
BalnHars sai Oif. EsI Road Co. have
nos hri.hed ito " ork 81 cutting ar4 lsy-
M tle new road 81 atfo avoid f'c Inclined
Plans 81 PAM Kld5e. and shat coo Mon.
fsf nest the cars aill cone by tUi. route.
Ihn implement vii enable tie cars i1
Boz ofYu- hi thc whole vay by steam. and
wiil avoid ihe vast expense Of hofte r.u D..
90 Which the company hss heretofore h.I
~ incur. amounting % Upaiilsof thirty
Thousand dollars per aunun The rir
from BALTIMORE g. Frederick both flrfte
?s"enger and burden cars all nov Ls
performed IN much .horier Grc
T0.aitt HraL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

NV SrrcrLtrtpN 1t o. s'l'ci m Z.
New York paper that Jcf.eyuan named
David Rkcr has Ju,t commenced he
busrress 81 patching nnd raI-inr icrrapins
and green tuulc'. lls sca pasture - az
boot three tuuf'hs q mile l,ilW .I-
tl,town ro'nt and be- couts ~ plato. ,lrsf.
~ : 100 oDphy The bushes. in ton year,
" hain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

THADnrrs Bsf1s ,WhFI "a, been r.
leeied Senator 81 the nred states
from The State q C0NSrcriCUr 20 sue.
coed Mr. Nttts faf The term Of SIX ysafs.
beginning on The fourth q March last
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lGLScW.1 W1W.t,Na

FHvHE Anniversary OF -. John tie B1p,i,t.
II viii BE- celebrated 10y Triumirer Lodge
No IL. al Smi'haeli ~ i.2.sg iLe ~. dn.
of June uryi We cordially iuvuc TIE Bt,thr,n
of Cnarry Ind,e, lI'rpcts-fsrr, LUng.iou
Lodge. ChA'ls.tp~n Up. tiIs'iy lodge. Naruu.-
hur- Mount Nsnp Lode, Shrph,fa-'oVu nt.
rIn Lodge Winchester. tlxeth,rNlh sll Bt,iiI-
ren in regular standing. To hr present wan %,
on tat div SO Grafton ~ 10 boz delivered. stl
other ceremonies usual On such orsa.iDn. " 81
be observed. JOSHUA a. THOMAS,
JOINS 3 SMITH
IirSRY o. EA1Y,
WILLIAM WATSON
DANiEf. =. BOSNIAN,
JAMES ~tENiES.
SAMUEL SCOiIAY,
Cgmmiiss = .i,rf"s D.srif
r., % tz1r 81
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3CDES.

TTV'ioSE persons who have Rocks in their
n possession belonging 10 the Chatiestovn
Circulating Library, are requested 10 rclu,n the
same. 10 ave the ProprietOss the time aud lrou-
Die of calling fortnem.
The gentleman who borrowed my copy OF
iennins's Justice, thought by me AZ the book
sale ot 4. ;. Page, aud th,us VIII his name
>ii.! N it, vii confer favour bN returning
ino same, aud thereby save me tie necessity Of
borrowing one COR my own use.
volume az Toe Fcuny Magazine fir I-3G
belonging TO the Library, - also mission. Any
one having it in possession viii p!.,,c return IL
J. }. IL SlRAlTu.
Nav %. 1880 - 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

\ nIU'cf a. Cauters cf Wlfiia.'.n
county a.euaIcI q: iIlsrrtaan el tls
tn'h instant. End oeI"hai,3 IS r.if.r
diuncr thc rasssEe oi tie Art az tsc D..
% Iniafe ~ N'rsl'ni s.'Lotrin. rr
fhorT.1ninn pmcun.acs 60 charge Co..
seer services.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

\ White woman charged with killing
her two children, by throwing them into
4 well was irIcd a, the Superlor Count If
FsIrlaN Va en- Wednesday. and found
guilty. She was sentenced to tie rvui.cg.
tIsry for a term Of five wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

DIR. y21thIlANt IIGaTaT,
0ffEhs hi, professional service, to the pub
" lie.
Re,idsnes-The Retreat, date Mrs strai,L's, }
Bullskin.
Jefferson county. May &c, ls39.-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

NTTIE subscriber takes this method OF in.
forming the friends end customers OF tho late
firm Of Ste'ens. Humphreys d Co, that he has
purchased their entire stock Of Goods, and hay-
ing just returned from market. he is now offer
log large and splendid Stock of
.Setr and !SeasonabIe Goods.
They have been selected with great care md
bought per cent. cheaper than any good, pur-
chased IN the early part OF the season; which
will enable him To cell Goods for cash and TO
puneiual customers on better terms than they
can be had IN this neishboihood or any other
u IL useless To enunerste the different articles
comprising has S,ock-su1ice IL to say, that IL
embraces every article usually kept IN . Retail
Store. Those in search Of Bargains will do
well 10 call and examine for themselves.
JEREMIAH STEVENS.
csmp-Hill, IIarPer',Ferry,l
MAY 81, 1899 If
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MOrlAE-

VNNliE Co'partnership heretofore existing be-
tween jeremiah Stevens, George w Hum
rhreys, Jr " r. Cruzsn. Singleton Chambers
and Jesse Bsteman, il this DAY dissolved by mu-
tuai consent; and Jeremiah Stevens il empow-
cred TO close up the business. Those indebted
will please call and settle either by note or
cash. May ., 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
FAMILY FLOUR.

"A FLOUR q naIsrS brad for safe By
JJkR. 2 MILLER
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C.FRBO.N7TED .4LE & NED,
DREPARED snd for ssls At
TOUNGg.
Hsrpsrs Ferry. May %. 1899.
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70 Ihc EnrnIrrx.

CrOcECrD mare.
A LARGE luf. g.tfesr.trt 1rI f.r ...r 'g
n g. >iiIlV
Rahletoun. Ami -. i-l9
Confectionery & Fruit.
4 600 pound, assorted Colie ,t.olary o. 20
n cents per pound.
500 pound, Almouis.
80 boxes Bunch RfisiUs,
~ boxes iemons.
100 pounds vbiic Rock Candy,
Engii.h Walnuts Ground Peas,
Pc FHbcris Fiks Pfuhss,
Jujube Taste. sc CGsfed for ss'e q
HOtNC's
Harpers-Terrv. Nav o. 1850
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MaIqa. I'D
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
STATE Of Connecticut, IS.

SSS'~ , S~sy 49, ASNOs .LtLt:
A PPLIcATIoN having been made to me. Chief
IN Judge of the County Court for said coun-
ty, by Lucretia A. Leonard, of Kent, in said
county, showing that she has preferred her
ipetitionto the Superior Court to be holden at
Litchfield, in and for said county, on the Sd
Tuesday of August, 1889, stating that she was
married on the 9th day Of October. 1888, to
Benjamin Leonard, then of said Kent, but
NOW abscondcd out OF this state to parts un-
known to her, and praying for bill of d.
vorce from him, for the canse Of wilful deser-
ton for three years, with total neglect Of du-
ty of the said Benjamin, and also for the
cause Of adultery, as by petition dated July
8. 1889. praying for an order of notice to said
Benjamin on said petition:
II Is hereby ordered, that notice be given of
the tendency Of said petition tn the adverse
party therein. by publishing this order and
notice three weeks successfully, before the
snid Sd Tuesday Of August, in newspaper
printed in Litchfield aforesaid.
CALVIN BUTLER. Chief Judge
Of said, Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
COLDS
Eclipse Cooking Stove.
WnREE SIZES.

vr9uE nftention of the community Is conu
nnaIlv called to this, and that, ana the
other Cooking Stove; each claimed TO oe the
verv hest. and entitled to homage almost as
great as was paid to ssmolten images" Wnen
f was proclaimed "These be thy gods' IS
rael - The subscriber worshlps no SUCH
"work of the craftsmen" nor does nc 9es'i9
that even his own /" latest Improvement snouio
be regarded beyond its well attested merry.
The "EcL1PsE COOKING STOVE '-wnicn mas
been in very extensive use TOT tne iast TWO
wears, received its name at nfst from tne Pc
culiar construction of its front part direct!y
over the fire, and which IS maze 70 aoapt ~
selft kitchen utensils OF any size cu' = uas,
corning public have since decideo us cain ~
to the title for other reasons too oovous ~
. .,o = so does this. Do they bake well, boil
we'll roast well! so does this. Are they hand
sonnet 90 is this. Can their inventors refer
to gentlemen who will recommend their
stoves? We might refer to gentlemen, aye,
and 70 LADIES too, so numerous and so hlghiy
resnectable, that we must decline doing it,
from motives of delicacy, as it would be INV.
dious to attempt selection. Ask any one OF
the " better half Of creation" among the hum
dreds who nave made trial of the "EcltPse,"
and YOU will be assured that it does indeed
eclipse every thing ever designed for cooking,
baking, broiling, roasting, washing. The wo-
man who sets about her Mondays work, on
Monday morning, bright g. early, (and what
notable housewife does not > may in mo.
ment's time calculate an eclipse. and bring It
on, by means Of which-let every husband and
euerv housekeeping bachelor take notjce-a wash.
ing day is turned from a day Of dump and
sorrow, into day Of cheesfulness and plea.
sure. Let those who may have been seeking
for consummation SO devoutly to be wish
the South Westinghouse, Cornwall, where
they will find the Stoves-an sizes-in good
order, all the doors trimmed with malleable
Iron, and set up in the most workman-like
manner. t-4
Also-SrovE PRE-, of the several quail
ties and prices, and all kinds of Copper, Tin,
and Sheet Iron Work, done to order, in the best
manner.
Prices of Stoves from $16 to $50.
STEPHEN ]. GOLD.
Cornwall. Oct. 25. 1888. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
NOTICE.

THsHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
j District of Harwin.on has limited and al
lowed six months from tho date hereof for
thecreditorso of the estate of ELEMUEL CLEAvE-
LAID. late of Harwinton, in said district, de-
ceased, represented insolvcnt, in which TO
exhibit their claims thereto; and has appoints
cd Augustus s. johnson and Lyman Gridley
Commissioners to receive and examine said
Claims Certified by ,ff af-3 lt@a
JOSHUA WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house of said de-
ceased, in said Harwinton. on the firstday of
October and the 9th day OF January next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon, on each Of said
days, for the purpose Of attending on the bu-
siness of said appointment.
AuGUsTUs s. JOHNSON, Commits
LYMAN GRmLEy, siOasrS-
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payment to
- HENRY Hour, Admir-.
Harwinlon, july 8, 1899. eH
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01

Al Court Of Probate holden at LitchfeM, 'pith.
IL. and for the district Of Litchfeld, on the lOth
day Of July A. D. 1889:
Present, Phinehas Miner, Esq. Judge;
VEVHE administrator upon the estate OF Eu,
n NICE EVEREST, late of Cornwall, IN said
district, represented said estate to be insoiv-
ent whercupon it was ordered, that commits
sioners be appointed on said estate on the 29th
day of July inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
probate Office in Litchfield and the said adj
ministrator was ordered to give public notice
of this order by publishing the same in
newspaper printed in said Litchfield, and by
posting the same on the public signpost in
said Cornwall nearest to where said deceas-
ed last dwelt OF least ten days before said 29th
day of July inst. that all persons interested
may appear, if they see cause, and be heard
relative to said appointment. m..
Certified from Record. XIX .
7 GEO. G. WooDRUFF, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01

AtG Court of Probate holden at Canaan, Uithin
and for the District of Sharon, on the llh day
4 of July, A. ID. 1889. 3a .al m 81.
! Present, William M. Burran Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition. of Rachel Swan, OF
u Sharon, in the County of Litchtield,
shelving to this Court, that she is guardian Of
Caroline Swan, of said Sharon, within said
district, minor; that said minor is the owner
of real estate situated in said Sharon. viz -
the one undivided fourth part of about twen-
ty-six acres of land, bounded north by
Charles F. Sedgwick's land, John w. Smiths
land, Israel Cowles' land, and by land owned
by the heirs Of Samuel R. eager, easterly by
said Gager's heirs land, south by the heirs
of Isaac Hunt, by Israel Camps land and by
John Woodruff's land, and west by Sharon
town street, with the buildings thereon, and
is subject to the life estate. Of said Rachel
Swan, in one half of the premises and that
the interest or right of said minor in said es-
tate is valued at about five hundred dollars !;
and that it would be for the interest Of said
minor that the same should be sold, and the
avails thereof disposed of for the benefit Of
said minor according to law, and praying for
liberty to sell said property for the purposes
aforesaid, as per petition on file.
Ills ordered by this court, that said guardian
give notice of said application, by causing
the same to be published in one of the news
papers printed in Litchfield, in the county Of
Ltchfield, 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 tho 18th day OF September
next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Certified from Record.
WILLIAM M. BURIAL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
New Goods! New Goods !!
aat ut Morse e LMsyeA1,s.

MAY be found a splendid assortment Of
lXL Mouslin de LANES. of various Qualities
and patterns; French, English and American
dark and light Prints printed Lawns, fancy
Handk'fs, gents Cravats 80 pieces figured
dark and light Silks; brown. black and white
silk and cotton Hose; printed linen Table
Covers, Table Linen, Irish Linen, linen Lawn.
linen and silk Hand'fs. brown and bIeached
Shifting and Sheeting, Swiss and book Mus
Inns, Bishop Lawn, Tickings, fg'd q checked
Ginghams. cold Cambfics, Cotton Checks,
linen. cotton, cambria Edgings g. Insertihgs.
BR0ADcLorHs. wool dyed, Cassimeres, Sat-
tinets, with a variety Of Sansaser Clofhs; iig'd
and plain Satin VestingS, black and blue-6Pk
Silk Velvet, do. do. Surge, &c. &c.
LitckfeN. Mav 8, 1889. N 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
NEW GOODS
AT THE

! /" Centre OF sRtt1'NctSOse.,'
THE arrival of a new supply Of SUMNER
! GooDs from New York Is This day ex-
pected. which will soon be ready for the in
spection of the public. e6ksa $3.50
June 81. N. III. NORM g. Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01

8rOadclOths6E SummeT Goods.
u in want, with almost every color. quail
~ and style of BrOadclOths and CGssimeTes-
also, some superior quality plain and figured
black and blue-black Satin Kestings; some
very pretty light Vestings, and dark Vestings
of different styles; Italian Cloths, Grass cloth.
Brown Linen, plain and ribbed white Linen
Drillings, with every variety Of Summer
SUITS, for sale cheap.
July IL. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01

Marseillss Quilts and Toilet Cousrs,
ofthe latest style, by r9s. bs5sii 4
May 16. MORSE & CAMP.