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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-24
POLITICAL.
rEox THE cHUHeHsAS.
Cr,esING y n A 10

Another wear has fIwn.
With all il. Fooa CT III, It's hopes CT fears,
p.,p bright with jsy, or NET with barnins ,sars
An-all are gone.
Gene like tbs s~Hnlishts momentsry CLEAN
Over the rrrling stream.
What has, ihon " itnessed here,
in thy brief rossd upon the course oftinef
Soon on mice car viii thy lag, momcnts .hims.
Departing year,
Then tell me, wha, hath hspp'd to mortal usH
Darisg tn, lirtl, span'
Thou hast s-en human grief
Like a dark uasbied tide, stdl rushing Oh
And bleeding hearts, DER some beloved ono gone,
Bent like the wind .toss'd leaf.
Long cherished friends have parted mid their tears,
For sad and lengthen'd years.
The widows moan hath broke
The solemn stiffness Of thy midnirh, hours;
And orphan heads. like fair and fragile flowers.
Bss'd at the ~iempest's stroke.
Childhood. ga, laughter hnth been ha.h'd. to zee
Earih's deep dependency.
But los TOO hath bees thine
Thou hast been witness to the nuptial vow,
When flowers around some fair gih's rallid brow
Young sisters ,wine;
When harP-strings wake. ard music rich and clear,
Falls on the charmed ear.
And 10 some lonely hearth,
The ~long-lost warderer thou hast brostht again;
Some mother heart, thai long hath throbb'd IN vain,
For her sole light on earth,
Hath clasp'd her child, and deemed all sorrow DER.
Nor asked enc blessing more.
Aud Ger my path, cid wear,
Hos hurt thou rlidedin thy rapid fight
Ts memory : eye all smilingly bright,
Thy parted hosrs appear
Brilliant, but feetug, bright, bu, Oh, how brief
Fading like autumn's leaf.
The hand of care hath lain
Lightly upon me, aud my pulses tirill
With the hsan's deep unrafled glsdnsss still,
Forgetting auehi OF pain.
The much / marvel, that from SORROW free,
Thur long my lot shall be.
How sichly, truly blessed.
Sweet household Voices yet salute rnine ear,
Familiar faces still are bcslning near.
With snnles ofrlsasnrc dress'd,
And e fair child i sporting at IN, Knee,
In blooming infancy,
Then Father, grant me still.
Should SORROW wing the aighi oftuture days,
TO bow with heart ofloyc and lip Of praise,
Submissive 10 thy win.
blessing the Hand, with gratitude sincere,
That ruiz each passing year.
e-YcsK, Doc. -, l833.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

n Friday the 18th day of February, 1889, the
~ Undersigned will expose TO sale, at public auc-
ten, on the premises. at the house Of Harrison Grf-
fin. one OF the tenants on the LAND, all the resolve
of that fine estate, On the North side Of Bufaloe
River, in Amherst county. called the Burnt Mill rs
,,,a coptniniup ahnut
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49, u iliitlHt
against
Nancy Mills, Lewis Campbell aud Susannah his wifi, John
+. Hawkins as trustee for said Lewis Campbell and wife.
and the same John +. Hawkins in his own right, and Lucinda
his wife, William l.. Campbell, Alexander Campbell, Delily
L. Campbell, Patsy Campbell, Mary Campbell, james Camp.
bell, Joel and John Campbell, children of said Lewis and
Susannah, the last five of whom, are infants under the age of
twenty one years, Catlet Campbell and Nancy his wife Will
lam Fulks and Martha +. his wife, late Martha +. Campbell.
Cabcll, William II. Campbell, Stella Jane Campbell, Ju.
dith L. Campbell, Snah C.. Campbell, Lucy c. Campbell,
Amanda :. Campbell, children of said Catlet and Nancy. the
last six OF whom are ntants under the age of twentv-one
years, the same " iliain Fulks, ms trustee of said Catlet, Nam
cy and then children, Johu ~)Inwiddie and Mildred his wife,
}. w. " n. l.. Dnwiddie, Gusavus Dinwiddie, Edward ".
Dnwiddir Martha and Evoline Dinwiddie, children Of said
Mildred, the last four ofwhom, being infants under the ngc of
81 years, Stella Alcock, Joel Campbell, James, Mary, Eliza-
beth and Nancy Campboll, the only children OF Cornelius
Campbell, deceased, William Lively, Gooigc, James and
Martha Lively, James Walters aud Nancy his wife, formerly
Nancy Lively, Joel Lively and Patrick Henry Lively, chill
dren oi Lucy Livery, deceased, Defendants,
In CHANCERy.
The Defendants Stella Alcock, Joel Campbell, James. Mn
nv. Elizabeth aud Nancy Campbell, the only children floor
nclius Campbell, deceased, William Lively, George. james
and Martha Lively, James Walters and Nancy hIs wife, for.
mcrly Nancy Lively, Joel Lively, and Patrick Henry Lively.
children of Lucy Lively, deceased, not having entered their
appearance, and given security, according to the act of as
senbly, and the rules of this court, and it appearing by sa,ls.
factory evidence, TINT they are not inhabitants of this common
wealth tits ordered, that they do appear here ON the frs1
day OF the next April term, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff
and that n copy of this order, be forthwith inserted in some
new spaper. printed IN the town of L~ynchhurg, for two months
successfully and posted a. the front door of the courthouse of
this county. A copy-Tcstc.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.
Jan. II Won
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WintOn Estate fer Sale.

~ the 10th day ofFebruary, 1889, the day af-
~ ter the above sale, will be offered, IN like man
ner. at public auction. on the premises, that .lesira-
Bile estate, lying adjoining the town of New Glas-
gov. IN Amherst county aud on boIh sides of Buffa-
Ioe river, called the Wlnton and Cherry Hill Plan
tatinns of mhlch fIrIe remain ahnuI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-24

DuRsUANT 10 the provisions Of a decree pro-
nounced by the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chancery for The town Of Lynchburg. at the
Nav term. 1888. in the case OF patterson vs.. Win
sion & al" therein depending. the undersigned a
commissioner appointed for the purpose, will proceed.
on Friday the 9Th day of February, 1899. at the
Town nj Ii rook Neal. 10 SAID county, 10 sell. by way
OF pobiic aueilon. to the highest bidder,
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Henry A. EdmundsOn ~ WIN. vi. Cook,
? A77'OR.v.EI rs 1T LII w,

WILL practice in the superior and inferior
w Courts Of Botetourt Roanoke. Franklin and
Montgomery. Business entrusted To them, will be
promptly attended to, Residence, Salem, Roanoke
Couniy' Va. EDMUNDSON d COOk.
D.re,,he, % w2n
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N TKbTNTN - TWTF nFTT 1T VI TUT TUTT NJ TNF
' Circuit Superior Count Of LAW and CHANGER, Of Prince
Edward county tho 9Th day of November, 1888:
Edward Woodbridge, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas A. Legrant, administrator OF simon Woold ridge,
deed Josiah, Thomas aud John Woodbridge, children and
heirs of RALPH, Woodbridge deed, John H., Nnrcis-a, Alfred,
Susan, Josiah, NIliiAn, Minerva, and Henry a. Nooldrdge,
children mud heirs al law OF Josiah Woodbridge, deed, Ro-
bert Baugh, Rhoda Swecny, widow OF William Sweeny,
decd, - Moore and Folly his wife, formerly Polly
Baugh, children and heirs of Nancy Bangl, Robert Wool
dridge and his children, 10 wit, Thomas, Simon, khoda, Pol
" Ann, Elizabeth, John, Susan, Etney, Robert and Minerva,
Claibourne Ince and Polly his wife, formerly Polly Wool
bridge, aud their children, 10 wit, Nancy, Henry, Elizabeth
lntteson, Mary, Edward, Pcyton, Josiah, Rhola and Paschal,
William !. Woodbridge, the children of Edward Woodbridge,
tho plaintiff, TO wit, Robert, Benjamin, Mary +. and William
Woodbridge, Rloda Scruggs, formerly woodbridge, and her
children, 10 wit, John, Augustus, Eliza, Josiah, Nathaniel,
Hezckiall and lsham Scruggs, Defendants.
The defendants, Josiah, Thomas and John Woodbridge,
Narcissn, Alfred, Susan, Josiah, W illiam, Minerva and Hem
~ q. Woodbridge, children and henrs al law OF Josiah
OF William Sweeny, betty, Moore and Polly his wife,
formerly Polly Bangh, children and heirs Of Nancy Buush,
Rhoda Scruggs, formerly Woodbridge, aud her children. 10
wit, John, Augustus, Eliza, Josiah, Nathaniel, liezekiah and
lsham Scruggs, not having entered their appearance md
given security according to the Act ofthe General Assembly
and the rules OF this court, and it appearing tlut they are not
counsel, it is entered at rules aforesaid, ind accordingly or
dercd TINT the said defendants, Josiah, Thomas and John
John H., Narcissa, Alfred, Susan, Josiah, William, Minerva
and Henry q. Woodbridge, children and heirs at law ofJo-
siah woodbridge, decd, Robert Baugh, Rhoda swecay,
widow Of William Sweeny, dec'd.,- Moore and Polly
his wife, formerly Polly Baugh, children and heirs of Nancy
Buugh, Rhoda Scruggs, formerly Woodbridge, aud her chill
drcn, 10 vii, John, Augustus, Eliza, Joaiah, Nathaniel, Hezeki-
uh and Ishsm Scruggs,do appear here ON The first day of April
term next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and thai Il copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of the public
months successfully. and also posted at the front door Of
the courthouse OF this county.
A Copy-Tcstc.
b.. WoRshAM, &C.
December 90 w2m
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$1,000 PREMIUM
VxKGz.N'X.f S.E.NE1SO.V:,
Or 81 900 Premium Vegetable for the cure OF
SXksHILIE!

VvNO Inspire the suffering with confidence in this restorcr OF
a diseased system, it is only necessary TO say that such
Is ITS reputation that the transactions OF one Druggist in
Richmond, IL less than twelve months, have been Are hundred
dollars, besides what other dealers have sold, and Phys 81
clans used. The recovery OF MI. 5. X. Thompson OF Rich.
mond, whose suffcrings for five years had brought him as
sell up to die, after having lost the palate, roof of his mouth
ana pari OF his nose. In this state he was persuaded by a
Physician 10 use the Sampson, and to his great sup
PRISE, as well us that of the community, he gained twent,
TWO pounds in one month ; and one and n half papers made
a perfect cure of him Mr.. r.. has given a history of hi.
case. See hand-bills of other cases. Price $40 90. For
ale by NOVEL DAVIES. Ag.,,
n; u. The above is acquiring Il high character for the cure
Of Kings Evil or Scrofuln.
july 30 wIou
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Decernb,

VIRGINIA AT rulcs held in the Clerks Office of the
' circuit superior court OF law and chanccry, tor the coun-
ty OF Amherst, on Monday, the 3D. day of December, 1888
James +. Thornton, Plaintiff,
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Cotton Yarns,

n T less than the LynchbuIg Factory prices ; OF
IA various Nos. in small bales Of 800 lbs. may be
had, by application to
ANDREW c. ELLIOTT.
Jan 70
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tEG-TkkST.

A Ii nations, from The fsitatasi te5s, have had shin. L.,
IA Columbus only found out the way 10 arhsriea. i2sto,.
the time OF the great Spanish navigator, people were onIss
enabled TO paddle about the shoIes. Jnst so with The IL
Medicines. IL is but two short years since | first yeutn,aJ
upon an unknown n ocean, and have discovered the preciao.
object was in search of-HEaLTH. Vegetable msd,c;nss
were indeed known when | commenced my search, bst Tho.
use was not. BY the use Of them, ! have not only passed fro.
the detected Invalid, 10 the hale, hearty aud active man Of ba
si'less, but comparatively speaking, ! have renewed m,
youth. can thus, with confidence in my own experience
advise With INV fellow citizens. Docs the reader wan, me-
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are suitable ~
his own easel / have On file nj my Office, 37 Iroadrsv
hundreds OF letters, from SONS OF the most respcctablc cn;7s...
OF this my native LAM, voluntarily offered in testimony of tLe
virtues oil A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose connections have been nearly ruined bx A..
"all iniallible" mineral preparations of the day, will bear my
witness, that the Lie Medicines, and such only, are The ,,as
course to permanent good health. JOHN NOFFAT"
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C.4T.4W.B.Y ~C.4STEv-GS.

Nv have in store ON consignment, alargc guam
w iity Of well assorted Castings, for sale by The
ton. Merchants buying to sell again will please give
us a call, We are authorized by the ,onslgnors To
warrant them 10 be of first rate metal.
LANCASTER 4 BRYANT.
Dec. - 10
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THE celebrated Race Horse, CARO-
LlNlAN, by Old Sir Archy, will make his
next season, at my stable in this place. Pedigree,
Performances and other particulars, in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. II. WITS
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MOrus MultiCauIis Trees.

"a, FOB SALE, a small quantity of this
49, article Warranted genuine) which may
De had' ii early application be made
. to. ANDREW &. ELLIOTT.
z
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FAMILY FLOUR.

nA'E IN store 40 barrels superior Family
fioni, which will be sold low for cash.
Deccmbcg 6
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menfioned 10 sad decree, Combining aboul
Eichfeen Hundred .4Cres.

being y mart Of The real estate whereof Patrick Hen
~, The elder. died seized. This Land lies IN the
county Of Campbell, near 10 Brook-Neai. on both
sides Of Big Falling RiYer-it abounds in fine TIM
Der, particularly pine, aud is conveniently situated
10 several saw and manufacturing mills. 1t Is well
suited to the growth Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco,
and a naII nl Ihe IIncI hns
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

lhlotIANt NOTICE..
PERSONS tsins the Life Medicines, are advised TO take the
ms L nlghi, IN sufficient quantities to operate two or TIRES
tunes on IN bowels m the course of the next day. Also, take
a tablespoonful ofthc Filters hall an hour before each meal.
for tnose OF a delicate or enieebled constitution, half the
quantity may be sufficient.
The above Medicine for sale by ID. X. LYMAN. Ag't
Oct. IL .Jop
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IL CnAhcFRy.

The Defendant james Rose, not having cnt cred his appear
ancc md given security, according To the act of assembly md
the rules of this court, and IT appearing by satisfactory evi-
dence, that hs is not nm inhOhhnnt of this commonwealth 1t
is ordeisd, that the said defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next April term, and answer The bill OF the
Plaintiff, andth acopy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper, printed in The town OF L%vnchhurg, for two
months succeseively, and posted at the front door OF the court
house ofthis county. A copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.
Jan. II w2m
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The Land will be sold in a body. or in lots 10 suit
purchasers. Persons desifous 10 purchase are re-
quested to 20 and examine the Land, which will be
shown by Mr.. John Henry or Mr.. p. IL. Scott, resi-
ding in the immediate hcighbornood.
Tcrms--Six, Twelve and eighteen months cred
il for equal parts Of the purchase money, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved personal security,
and the title retained as an additional security. The
title is believed 10 be unquestionably good, bur the
undersigned will convey such o My as he IS ordered
10 do by HE decree aforesaid.
HENRY DUNNINGTON, Com'r,
Dec. 10. Wtds
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Jan. II

NlRG1NIA-At rules held in the clerks office, of the cir
' cut superior court Of law ind chancery, for the coutl-
~ Of Amherst, on Monday, the Sd day ofDecembcr, 1888
Wiley Campbell, Plaintiff,
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against

John Eubank and Catharine his wife, ia mes Rose, Spots
wood Garland, Thomas N. Eubank, Mar garct Euhank, Pat
rick X, Eubank, Martha Ann Eubank. Susan Eubank, John
Eubank, louisa Eubunk snd Sally Champo Eubank, iufnnt
Elliott, Defendants.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the CLERKS Office of the
Y Circuit Superior Count OF Law and CHANGER, Of Prince
Edward county, tho 9Th day Of November, 1888:
Edward Woodbridge, PlaintiG,
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Thou hast s~en human grief
Like a dark upslled tide, still roshinr on
And bleeding hearts, Ger some beloved ono gone,
Bent like the wind .toss'd leaf
Long cherished friends have parted mid their tear,
For sad and lenstben'd years.
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Mr.. Iouna declared that he had made no i'm
proper use OF the notes. bu, read them As often to
the friends of Mr.. Clay, in Illinois, AZ to his adverse
RES.
It IS no, improbable, lie read them most frequent,
TO Mt. CLAr's political friends.
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What hast thou witnessed here,
In thy brief rosrd upon the course oftime7
Sooa on mFss ear viii thy lAr, moments shine,
Departing year.
Then tell me, wha, hath hspp'd to mortal sisn
Darisg thy liitlc spanr
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-05-02

Consisting OF A GREAT VARIETY OF
NOMMON and Super CAL1coEs, Printed
~ Musliris, Sarsnet, Null and plain Swiss;
dotted and cross-bar Muslins; Mouslin De
LANES; Irish Linen, Table Linen, Marseilles
Quilts, cold French Cambrics, needle work'd
Collars, black and cold SILKS, Fancy Hand
Silk HoseNblack' white and preen V VSses'
Bonnet Ribbons-Velvet d-Moleskin-
Linen for pantaloons--Merino Shawls-large
assortment Of B9'OxGgcEOElbS, &c.
70 The above Goods, with many more not
enumerated, comprising large and general
assortment, will be sold on the lowest terms.
c. L. WEBB.
Litchfeld, April l6, 1889. 46
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-05-02
FOR THE IITcHFTELD ENQUIRER.
A NIGHT IN SPRING.


Now from her native regions of the east,
Wrapt in garb Of sable drapery,
And closely following the retiring day,
Dark screening Night approaches her ebon crest,
Rear'd high above the light and feeOy clouds,
Il deck with many pointed gloomless star,
Darling their rays in vain; vet not in vain,
For cherries night would be, if once bereft
OF their soft golden light.
Mark yonder trees,
How giant.llke their rugged forms appear
In blackend ether, meath the plastic wand
VI night-Illusive, dusky, sceneless night!
A thousand varied visions lightly float
Before the cozend eyes, and dance along
1he very air we breathe, withlighter step,
Than ever Oberon or his tiny train
Trod round their fairy ring.
The wreathing mists
Around the lake dissolve and re-dissolve,
Assume fantastic forms, and curling spread,
wanting the shaded lake in fleecy white,
wake sght-deludng visions.
=. It's the time
For soul-soothing thoughts and contemplation:
No raging heat or keener piercing cold
Act on the plant nerves !; no reckless wind
Throws dread disorder from his Northern throne
" ice consolidate. Twas such night,
N When May had put her gayest drapery on,
FFoLtn 10 the nursing Sun. Isat me down
Upon an emerald bank to mediate.
ask why night was form'd to dark the earth:
10 10 spread veil which our frail sight
would strain IN vain to pierce Night answered :
feed the tender flowers with nursing dews.
And through their streams gayer life diffnse.
Allay the parcMng heat of glary day,
And through the grass reviving breezes play.
Ioseep lhie the man with labor wear,
Protect him from the suns exciting glare;
And when bright morning throws her mellow raw,
T'pro *#*&
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-05-02

StraMberries. The following method Of cultvating
Mr. Moves Darling. Of New Haven, c. Its simplici.
ralists S ;" :
The mode Of cultiyating which I have found most
spring. parting the punches into as small portions as
practicable leaving small root upon each portion
bunch will furnish about twenty roots, These are
bed ten inches apart They are hoed sufficiently to
keep down the weeds and require no other care ex.
cept watering in dry weather
The soil should be rather poor A good coat Of
should be dug in, to be buried about five inches
under the. surface. Unfermented manure, with a
mixture Of straw thus buried, appears 10 yield the
best supply OF food in the latter part Of the season.
when the plants most require it,"
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SPRING AND POETRY.

The editor Of the Cincinnati News has had his i'm.
agnatt,on exalted BY the poetic influence Of spring
and now the merry ploughboy
Whistles his morning song
Along the dale, and through the vale
lis echoed loud and long; ...
The farmers focks are rowing free,
And on the budding shubbery
His spouse's
Cowses
=. Browses,
And the martins have return'd and found
A welcome a: our houses;
And the little niggers run around
Divestedof their trouses.'' ~ ....
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70 him whom it may concern.

70 him whom 1t may concern.
WHEN in Litchfield in-Sept. last, gen.
w tleman who had bought CLANS of me
before, now says, II should like some, but
have nothing but ten dollar bill, and that
suppose you cannot change?" said, "Per-
haps CAM will look and see :" and found
| could, and the change was made, paying
in small bills, and received ten dollar bill
on the United States Bank. This is to give
the gentleman notice that it was counterfeit
and if he should wish to redeem it, like an
honest man, without cost and disgrace, he can
by calling on me soon after this public no.
tice. BENTON BARNARD.
Litchfeld, April 16, 1880. 46
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HOSES MORSE

VA VEYAIS OkA UzOEYG
WOULDtake this opportunity of tender
w ing his thanks to the public for past ia
vors-and having dissolved the business of
the firm of M. Morse & Son, he VIII now de-
vote his time exclusively to the RETAILING Bu-
s1NEss, and hopes by his attention to his GUS
toners to merit a continuance of their patron
age. Those who may want articles in my
line of business will please call at my shop,
where they will find good assortment of
WARES, consisting of Plain and Japanned Tin
Ware, Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots of pari-
Gus patterns, Brass Kettles and Candlesticks-
Soapstone Furnaces-together with most arti-
cles usually wanted.
Also, on hand for sale, ar assortment of
COOKING STOVES.
The above Wares will be sold on reasona-
BILE terms. Also, all kinds of
Sheet Iron Work and Ease Troughs
made to order, on short notice, by
MOSES MORSE, West street.
Litchfeld, April le, 1889. 46
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-05-02

Alta Court of Probate holden at Kent, aDahin
and for the District Of Kent, ON the 18th day of
April, A. d. 1880:
HESITATE of DAVID MORGAN, late of said
Il Kent, deceased. The administrator re-
presents the estate insolvent, and prays the
appointment of Commissioners thereon -
whereupon, ordered, that Commissioners to
receive exemine and adjust the claims I. Of the the
of April, 1889, at 10 o'clock forenoon and
that all persons interested in said estate may
be notified thereof, the administrator will
cause this order to be published in newspa-
per printed In Litchfield, and post up copy
thereof in some public place in said Kent.
ID A true copy of record.
AZ NArH'L p. PERRY, Judge.