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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
E1lsInrS,

ANlNG involved myself in great peeun!ary
, y difficulties, and being eonsciou, of nv mo.
bi'hy to sHiricsie myseif therefron. rsspectfui-
y request all ~ Creditors to convene ~ hello
tel of ]. ~ Garter. Cbaflssiown ~ T. iday tie
I'D 'n'iani. Co AID inc IN Masking arrangements
u li1nldsie or secure - all my ssid creditors
The respective debts 10 them owing pune
iusl siteudsoee u earuestly desired at 20 oelook
A NJ THOMAS CRlCGS.
Fsb. -, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
VARIETY.

HORRID MONSTER.-The following as
founding paragraph, annuDeiaiory aud denunci-
atOry, 10 The effect HAT the monster - yet alive
aud KICKING, even as he Of the meal tub 50 fam
ed IN story, y from Tie great Globe itself
late number 81 the official Journal says;
The National Bank IL dead Yes,
like the great tom cat. suspended by the
claws over the meal tub. only waiting IN
vi multiiudes Of small banks. having peer
ed out from their holes in every State. and
are found Jepredating on the fruits Of The
whole lsboring community. and then the
monster is 20 leap into The midst Of the
mice, and, with the siI q madam puss
and ~ hole brood Of kittens. Is TO seize
all that the small fry may have engrossed
out of the farmers grAnafies. and then
carry the depredalions into his dairies,
and poultry yard. besides" What an
awful tom cat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
S.AgIE; Oa' LOIS
At
H.EEePERE-EEERI.

H1Y decree 81 the CHeuii superior Court ~
AZ Law snd Chpncery % Jefferson county.
pronounced on the 2Gtb day Of November. l-J-.
N the cases Of samuel Gibson AID Others sgs inst
James II. Wager. tie uB.'er.i gnsd (sp~cisl csfu-
'nissIoosrs appointed for that purpose were de-
rected TO sell the unt s'ird interest % smes
q. Wager 40 certain lots 4 ifarpsfs-Fsrfv. yet
uBsold, provided Gerard u Wager snd Sosb
w. Swsyne aud sally Ann BE-, wife, the ~ nefs
Il The residue 81 TIE undivided interest h. said
ipis, should eonssnt e. SD ION IN ssi sale Co.,
Aud the said Gerard y. Wager snd Noah "
sWsyBe aad uife having consented to such sale
snd ssreed N jim therein. the under. COED ~ 90
proceed 10 sell the ssa lots ~ public suction g.
The highest bidder, on the premises, oH Safur6st
che pa Day # .Hafes nsrt
part 81 The property 10 he sold lee in me-
diatsiy 81 the end ~ the old PDionar bred 70.
including the sbufmsnt. srd snoihsr pert 80 80
shenandoah river betseen n and the " inches
YER and Potomac Hsh Hosd. near ihs end 81 the
BsltiuoFs and Ohio Rail Road bridge over ihs
Fotomae-ssis 70 b. made bstsssn ihe hours II
% A. ~, sd ?. NJ.
eF-Tefms- third IN hsnd. one-fhnd 81
nine moaths. snd the remsining third ~ eiEh.
teen months from day - ssls The tiiis a. BE-
ulhheld uLti al she rpfehsss money ~ pad
ANDREW KENNFDY.
JOSEPH T DACAHEnTY.
Tsb E. tE59 4 sss,'s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
CoMMIssIoNrR's Orrrcr.

Cbariesiotrn. F,6. 1911. IS:g0. 1
Nj'Th- PARTIES the aboveme niioned suit are
hereby notified, that shall attend at nv Office
aforesaid IN Saturday Tie lCih II r6ri month.
t..areh at 10 oeioo,, q. ~. for the PURPOSE uf
executing The above recited order of Court:
when and where they are desired 10 attend Win
the necessary evidence. papers. snd statements.
". WoRTHINGToN, Cen,r.
Tel,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
NcEynS,

~ "''CE {" sereey giveu 20 ell person. whs
~ purchased T,rs~r i- ~, eissr,ax b.f,,.
the let 81 November. is-. that the time f.r re-
moving the .sue ~'ii empire o. tie i,i ef March
neat. ."d ell u-,hsr rrrs,nirs on The grounS
after that date Will 10 fstfs.isd
THOMAS %. WASHINGTON.
Ricb-Wocds. feb IL ls1q-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

SRrGs ies.e 10 inform III. friend, snd IN.
rse''e, 'h.s he hes se- .. had . large
ard Erosrai s.sosimee, cf oOODS-sna - i-h-
log 20 reduce NJ. s,sck ~ spsisx ~iI eel the q,
loser shs- they esa be bs0sht IN the OF sny
ether ees-'ry town
We OIL ., al times gi,. the highest price. .,
CocSs ZOE Wool. Rsxs. Better saa ESx., cod I'll
t'ods az Counuy Pro lses.
Chsrls.towr. f~h "a t-l1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

To TIE EDITORS or THE TEEE FsrsS.
Gcnilcmcn-I have only io say, IA reference TO
the anonymous communication which have ap-
pcarcd in the Free Press, IN reply ~ the cxpoSi-
ton which made IN your paper Of The 3lSi Of
January, that cannot copdc~ccnd Ia notice what
has been published, or any future pci1nhc dis
ylay OF he "iich foT scubb.ng," u8ioss rendered
worthy Of attention By The SIGNING Of responsible
names. Whenever proper and responsible an-
iborIiy Is 2ivca 10 communication interfering
with nv character, their authors and the public
will then b.lf from me. but not nli ,hcn, fof I
co'.~civc It Incompatible with tie character cf q
gentleman 90 give any notice 10 those WHO have
the disposition % attack. but who have not the
courage 10 defend their vie aspersions
WILLIAM s SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

~ The citizens Of Shcpherdsiown and |. VIZ
eniiy are respectfully requested tn NEE, at the
Town Hall on the cs>r Saturday in March, io.iake
into consideration the Importance Of csiabilshin:
the Shcphcrlsioun Savings Institution.
Feb a. 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Sesreh n. D.-~she~ss ~ Riek~-s Sss~k.r
PARTNERS IN the PRACTICE 0f The LAW,
MOULD inform their clients aud the public,
'h't as one OF the firm Will spend large
portion Of his time nj H,rper,.ferry. all com.
'nunicsiions, written ar verbal, addressed In
Them 81 that place, viii be strictly attended 10.
They practise in tho Superior and Inferior
Courts OF Jefferson, berkeley, Clarke, Frede-
rick and I.oudoun.
Charlestown, Jefferson county,1
February -. 1sJ9.-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
NO TECE.
For. Kcnf.

NAJE wish 70 rent, TO . good tenant. for ore
w or mere ,ears, our store and D~.iiirg
House In South Bolivar, and will give posses
son on the hr,t Of april next A .ueoes,f.i
mercantile basiuess has been conducted IN n i,
house for the Last nine year., and We confident
iy recommend Il IS n g,od stand. n 10 eontixu-
ovs to Capt HALLS Rife Factory, and one mile
from Iisrper-ferry. Attached TO the store
room 70 good cellar. The dwelling part has
siS rooms. ihtse Of them ~ ith FIRE places aud q
good Kitchen IN tie La.ement story-ha. q snug
little garden spot with good smoke house on IL.
W. s. 6. n ANDERSON.
tiarHcrs.rsrry Ian ~ lslg-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

hy-We are authorized TO announce Cant.
IonS r. SMrru as candidate TO reprrsen, JEFF
ferSon county in the next General Assembly q,
Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
DOIIlcsticS.

SNHE subscribers have on hand large 10, OF
- brown and bleaehei Cotions and Cotton
O'naburg- Also, heasy Plaid Cotton for SER
wants, which they can sell thirty three per eeut
cheaper than they will he sold for the ensuing
Spring Burisp and browR Linens OF every
kind. with few new siyIe Csiicoes, Nett and
Merino scsrfs, just received.
y. NJ. x e. w. AiSQUITU
Feb. II. 1929.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
maRREnD.

or Tuc.lay morning. Sfh inst. hy the Rev
Edwin Dorsry ne Rev. FRFSrH r. EvsNs. 81
Washington. 10 Miss ScssS r. GOvTR, of Balii-
rnora
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
II Public ESoHsc for Rc.f

ENoR RENT, for one or more years, -
that well-known Tavern Stand al tssssM
MilICrerk, Berkeley County, Va. ge- 1919
Morally called the Stone Tavern. stu GGN8
ated Immediately upon the main road leading
from Winchester 10 MsrIinshurg. and about
equi-distant from either place. There is con-
siderable travelling upon this road. and from.
ihe central si,ust'on 81 the above stand, IL
would be worthy the attention Of any person
disposed 10 keep good House. Tor terms. sp-
ply TO The subscriber, living near The premises.
THOMAS GILL.
Feb II. 1899 = d.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
Groom TAINTED.

WISH On empty Zoe The ensuing season. o
- wsn veil sa,l'hsd 20 serve IN The espaeii,
OF Groom 10 yoaag Stsiiion. A eolored mao
would he preferred To such one. coming
with good Recommendations ss rrg.rd. ehsrss-
ter and qish6-aii,s.. liberal -ss-s MI 10 ~
ven, u immediate spPiicsti"n 10 made D. ne Of
my farm. Taos. n WARRINGTON
Rich Gods. Feb. IA l-19-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
CoNgIssioNras OrTfcE. ,
III IA Ie.lI [

eEEhsshsth Wdbfos I'D Nsftha Wdhsow
srs hsfssy roii6sd. nat ths sbeys csc sfsad,
afi0ufasd - ~ docket unti A@fsfdsg 80 ~
Az n sssi reafk. (.NsvsA. o. ~bish cay I shall
yrssesd 70 eloss ~ report
q wokTHIsoTOS. NJ cssr
FEB Z, is79.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
NiNW GOODS

~ - w GSDONSl
NiIEsubscrIber would announce to his friend.
u customers, and the public generally. th.,
he IN. received aud is now opening. Li, New
Years purchase of
GOODS,
Which makes his assortment romn'et. lie Ia.
lsrg' stock OF Cloths. Csssim.rcs, Cas.iuei.
Vesiings-new style full, PLAIN and Plaid Lin
seys; Whitney, Rose and other Blaukets from
Ia down 10 the smsilc., SIRE Boots, sho. s
and Caps Tor men and boys. FsnGy Article,
plain aud figured Silk., Muslio de Lanes, chaI
Ieys. French Lawns, figured. coiored, black and
white Sstins, Gloves, Hosiery. md Hsndk,r.
chiefs; Fancy Calicoes Of very superior quality
Cballey paiicrrs entirely 81 a new sfvir VIC.
toria Prints, London do. just received from .he
steamer Royal william; new style Spring Bon
nets.
Fresh Groceries, Oar Iron, Steel. Nails, Hard.
ware and Cutlery, Queenswarc, elias. end Chi.
ma; Pants. OILS. Leather. Harness II ell kinds
Also. ON hand, = large supply ~ Mercer To.
tatoes from the stale Of Maine, we'll protected
and ~ good order
lie would invite all 10 call. as he 10 determin-
ed to sell az cheap rs the oLeape Tie would
remark, that he will keep constant, on hand
such articles rs will sell, or that are usual,
Kept IN an assorted St,rr
RICHARD d DORIAN
Iiorprrs-rerry, Feb 7. i-39 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
Rifles

SfUsT received, three superior Bsltimor
~ made Ri1es-warrsnted.
v. NJ. & &. w. AISQUiTH.
Feb. "a 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
Notifies.

N~s-Therc will he preaching m the Prcsly.
,rrian Church IN Sniihfcld on Sunday next at
IL O'CLOCK, \. NJ. Feb. IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
~ CIANcENY

TNNiiE Court doiA sdipdse. order ard decree
I that Mister Commis.tprsf "a ofthisgton Do
procred-i,t. 90 stsis sd settle ths admir,.ifa-
ton sreOunt Il samuel Csmefon - sa.nipts-
tfstor " ith TIE viii sansHsd ~ " ~ Mcclellan,
zen. dsesa.sd -. to asrsusia tie smoani Gus
from the ssd wii,stn MeCisilsn. go ~ ite
TINE Of b., d-sib ., tie estate % -.-- Nc
Clrlian declared sod how n8urh ~ ssid debt
b.s besu pad since ths fssth e sd wiiusw
NcCkiIsn. ssa. Ani lastly. 4 q BE- fiaed fhsi
there - cot n Tie hands q The ssd ssuosi
Csmsfop ~ sdnintstfsfof. = sUfieieet amount
of sees spp' iesbis 10 the payment ~ Esd debt
DE 20 tts sststs q ------ AeC slian 90 Tat
event the ssid Cospniesfonsf - direstsd 20 49,
ssftsis re snusai ssias ~ TIE Fsal ssts's - TIE
SD Whiism Nerlsiisn. ssn.. fsess.sd. snd
asks fspart O. tbs CoaFt ~ order 90 hssi o.
cree. Cspf Tsste.
EOsEgT r BROwN, Ci.,E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

EV There vii! noi be preaching n, Kableiown,
On sunday next. Feb. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
JEMIGSGET.

IEMEESElSXa
M OVEArZELD respectfully invite.
4VAs the attention of his friends and the
public TO his design TO visit TIE counties Of Ere
derrick, Jefferson, I.oudoun aud Clarke, the fol-
lowing sPriug aud summer. for the purpose Of
attending strictly TO Gals concerning the pre-
scrvstion oi the Tcctf.
Retail price OF hi. public Treatise upon the
Preservation Of the Teeth, 25 cent. per COPY.
February ~. 1883. -3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Adjustments By THE F7EsinEST.
Nv ssf rih ~ adr,r end eenssHi II fhs SsRais.
Andres G. Miller. 20 be Judge Of the
Supreme Court in and for The Territory
Of Wisconsin.
Israel Hamilton. Of Ohio. 70 be Ator-
ney of the United States for the district
OF Ohio. "a the place of Noah VI. SWayne.
whose commission has expired.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

AK INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
Es'raci from a Speech of Nr USprHwoon, 20
Congress
The gentlemen from New York (Mr.
TAYLoR) thinks that an Independent
Treasury" is the remedy. Well. 'iF.
too have faith in an ''Isdspendenf TSsasu'
~" But spprehend the gentleman uses
the term 10 convey ons idea, while use
!, TO convey q very different one. Ho
means BY il the exploded sub Treasury
syssem--ihe receivers general their cash
iers. clerks, iron chests. sc. All dspsafo
upon the viii end pleasure Of the Pfesi'
asat. He calls plan devised andrecom'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

nEsrEcTrulIY ,sfsrr. he f.isaS. and
~ the fssi.e thst he he. jssst received large
sssorfnset OF CRocERik>. ne .h,.h h. -,Ii
,s'i Ios Zoe cash or 10 Psseisst customer. on
credit feh "a ls1g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
Goods for Sale.
Vie undersigned having determined to close
Il their business ut Leetown, will sell their
entire Stock OF
GOODS,

Embracing many articles usually kept in q
country store. upon terms that cannot fail TO
sui, any ono " ho may feel desire 10 engage in
an enterprise of the kind. The stand i. an old
and established one-l;sving been used for re-
failing Goods for the last ten or tw.iv years
and in point Of local advantages il possesses N
many, aud probably more than any other coun-
try siius'ion in the county,
Those knowing themselves TO he indebted 10
the Undersigned will please call at an early day
and settle either by note or by payment The
latter would be greatly preferred.
7. C. & c. BUCK.
Les'own, Jefferson county, va.,1
February II. 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
Co,ns,iissioncr's sale.

TN pursuance Of a decree az THO comfy court
- OF Jefferson county, rendered on the 18th
day Of October, 1888, in the cause Of Jane.
shepherd. plaintiff. asaiGs' WA Orrdoff snd
Polly his wife. and others. dcfendsnt. I will Of
Ter for sale. Of public auction. before The tavern
Of Daniel Entier 10 sh-phert,'cwn ca SsfH,fy
The iGh day of february uor!. ihst part Of LOT
No. J. in the town of Shepherd,town. aud
county Of jefferson, formeri, owned ty Mary
iii'ohran'. snd now occupied b, some of her
heirs, in tho bill ulortiured. The lot - s'uated
between the residence 81 DR.. Hammond end
Adam Leek'idcr.
T,'rp Of Sale One fourth cash The balance
in six, twelve. and eighteen months from the
day Of sale, with good .rcnfitv.
InuS ". 3eE>DREE, Conan.
Jan 10, is39.-s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Virginia, to Wit:

irgInia, to- wit:
IN The Crcuh superior Court of I.sS SOD chan.
cefy 81 JsdsrsOs COunty. nov 2Gth. i-J-
Ut!iaa .NsClsiisa. PIai~rtfT
AGAINST
Eisets'h Hiifcr- -BsFisa Hift,ots TGss5,h TaH
aaa Nourifi faBafSon. .ffs. g. afaf sruh fas
triA unHfrsd + I'm acCtHrH dfed
DGEGKDAkrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

reb7 1910
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

The New.YOrk papers ct Thursday morning give
an account Of series Of the most high handed oura
ges which were committed in the 18th Ward Of tina,
city the day previous by unnaturaIized Irishmen
from the CrotOn Water Works, who were hired nv
the Loco FOco Office holders to intimdaie and obuse
honest voters. TOsuch extern, were things carried
by this gang, that they surrounded the Poll and kent
possession of it nearly all day. and absolutely deter.
red, by force and arms, every Wing from votine-se
veral who attempted having been beaten and bruised
in most horrible manner, their clothes torn off and
their lives threatened. Application was made to The
Mayer on the afternoon of "Wednesday for military
force suitable to preserve order, and it was expected
that efficient measures would be taken on Thursday
morning to allow peaceable citizens to exercise the
right OF suffrage unmolested. Such ourages we SUD-
pose to be practical Loco Focoism-Pat & Democrat.
Van Burenism, says the Buffalo Journal, is in GAL
looping consumption We know of over ninety gen.
tlemen in one county of Western New-York, who
have hitherto and even in the elections of this spring,
acted as eadersof the Van Buren, party, and who are
now committed in writing against the reelection Of
Martin Van Buren,. The party throughout the State
will get particulars quite asst will be willing to
hear them. Republicans who respect themselves
can no longer sustain an administration whose prin.
clpes are the principles of ultra Toryism, and ultra
Jaco3lnsm combined, and whose favorites have made
the National Treasury "a den of thieves
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

LlTCHFIELD, APRIL IS, 1899.

NenN York City Election-LOcO FOcOism Triumph
Gnt!-The election in the Empire City commenced
on Tuesday and closed on Thursday night Of last
week; and, were it not that occasionally like to
see even a Loco Foco's face wreathed in smiles we
should feel sorry for the result The election has ter
minated in the election of Vaan for Mayor, by up
wards of 1000 majority, and loco Aldermen and As
sstants in twelus wards to the wings fire. This Of
course gives them the complete control of the Offices
and patronage of the city-and the way wings will
walk out of office will be caution In some OF the
wards there was great deal of roting and difficulty
in wings getting their votes into the boxes, especially
on the last two days The following is the statement
Of the votes, as we find them in the N. Y. Star.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

WOULD take this opportunity of tender
w ing his thanks to the public for past ia
vOrS-ano having dissolved the business of
vote his time exclusively to The RETAILING Ri.
sINEss, and hopes by his attention to his ems.
toners TO merit a continuance of their patron.
age. Those who may want articles in INV
line of business will please call at my shop,
where they will find good assortment of
WARES, consisting of Plain and JapGnned Tin
Ware, Britannia Cofee and Tea Pots Of rari-
Gus patterns. Brass Kettles and CGndlesticks-
SoGpstOne Furnaces-together with most arti-
Giles usually wanted.
Also, on hand for sale, an assortment of
COOKING STOVES.
The above Wares will be sold on reasona-
bic terms Also, all kinds of
Sheet Iron Work and E0ve Troughs
made to order, on short notice, by
MOSES MORSE, West street.
L'tchfed. April IL, 1880. as
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18
:NesC Spring Goods,

CONSISTING OF GREAT VARIETY OF
TOMMON and Super CAL1coEs, Printed
" Muslins, Sarsnet, Null and plain Swiss;
dotted and cross-ba Muslins; Mouslin De
Laines; Irish Linen, Table Linen, Marseilcs
Quilts, cold French Cambrics, needle work'd
Collars, black and cold SILKS, Fancy Hand
Six Hose1black, white and green VeIS@ '
Bonnet Ribbons-Velvet Cord-Moleskin-
Linen for pantaoons--Merino Shawls-large
assortment of EB9'OGyGIcIOEkaS, &c.
u 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 l9, 1880. 46
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

Fire IN EeO- sflferd.--A FIRE broke out in the ex-
tensive Touring mills Of Messs. StiIson, in NewMil-
ford Sunday morning the 7th inst and entirely de-
strOyed the building and contents. There wasa con-
siderable quantity Of grain in the mill at the time
Loss from % to $4,000. Insured at the Mutual Of
fee in this town for $1,000 This is the first loss Of
much consequencethat this company has sustained,
and we understand it will be promptly paid.
In New-LOndon county, there is no choice of She
nf1-Mr Stewart, who was first supposed to be cho-
sen, lacking few votes to make majority.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18
MARRIED,
Legislative Report for 1889.

VNHE DAILY COURANT will contain, during
IL the ensuing session of the Legislature, such re-
ports of the proceedings in the House land occasional
sketches Of those in the Senate as wlmake it inter-
esng to all who DESTROYS Of being acquainted with
the business befre the Assembly The reports will
truth and propre,v will be strictly adhered to. '''' "
The paper will be furnished duly mailed for any
part of the country during the session, for
cents; or two months, Gncludng the publication of
the laws passed during the session., for One Dollar
or three months for SIPS. .
ANY person procuring eight subscribers and remit
ting the emcun (Which can generally he done by the
Representatives, shall receive ninth copy gratis
Subscriptions in all must be paid in advance.
Hartford, April. 1889.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18
NATHANIEL B. SMITH, Judge.

Al Court of Probate holden at Waterto,cn,
rithin dnd for the Probate District of Water
tO,cn, on the 18Th day Of April, 1899:
TTPON the petition Of Rebecca Neuleton,
u of Watertown,,in said district, shelving
to this Court that she is the mother and guar
dian of Mary Ann Nettleton, Of said Water
town, a minor, and that said minor owns a
piece of land situated in Waterbury, in New
Haven county, about halfa mile southeast Of
the borough in said town, containing about
four and "a half acres, with dwelling house,
barn and outhouses thereon, bounded north
on Joel JohnSon's land, east on highway, south
on James Crafts heirs land, and west on
Mad river, SO called, which premises are of
the value of about one thousand dollars, and
subject 10 the right Of dover Of the said Re-
becca, the petitioner; and that said real es.
tate is unproductive, and that in her opinion
it will be for the interest of said minor that
said real estate be sold and the avails thereof
disposed of as the law directs, and prayin
for liberty to sell the same, as per petition on
file
II is ordered by dis court, that the merits Of
said petition be heard at the probate Office in
said district on the 18th day of June next, at
9 o'clock in the forenoon; and that all per-
sons interested may have notice thereof the
said guardian will cause a copy of this order
to be published in public newspaper print
ed in Litchield, in Ltchfeld county, three
weeks successfully, at least six weeks before
said 25th day of June next.
Certified from Record.
As HoLBRoOK CURTIS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18
.asggsgSEegS III. Lord

"AS employed the well known superior
IL workmen Messrs. Buckley and Parsaelee,
to superintend the manufacturing of BOOTS
and SHOES to order. He will also keep on
hand a good supply Of ready made Boots and
Shoes, Of superior stock and workmanship
He f1atters himself that he will be able to pro-
dUce better article than can be produced
elsewhere in the state. The style of the work
is surpassed by nonc
UThose wishing TO purchase will do well
to call and examine for themselves.
Litchfeld. ApriE lS, 1889. 46