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SAESAPtRiLI.A PILL OF HEALTH; OR,
BLOOD PILL

r.tlS excellent family pill medicine OF long tried c-
,v for all disorders OF the stomach and now
the common symptoms of which costvensss iataten-
us appetite headache gudhess SENSE OF
riiIr..s after meals dizziness of the drowsness ana
mains in the stomach end bowels, indigestion producing tor
m state liver, and consequent inactivity OF the now
M causing of every function of The frame,
viii in tins excellent preparation, by ue pescver-
MI, he csctralr renewed. Two or three doses VIII Con
re tho afflicted It's saiuary effects. The stomach will
rc,y .p.un strength; healthy action Of the liver bow
els and kidneys Mill rap dy take r|acci and instead OF 'sts
heat pain and auadced appearance, Strength hetsity
nr renew rl health II quick result of taking this
rnr According 10 the acccmpanyih each hox
These pills Particularly ciicacious for stomach coughs,
colds arrs, shorncs breath, and all distractions IN ths
urinary passages and IL taken after iooee indulgence
table they quickly the system ~ its natural state Of
repo>c :.
ness singing the arising from too great
ow u blood head should be without them as
many symptoms will be entirely carried oil By then
immediate
For female. pills most truly excellent removing
all distractions the distressing hea 'ache very prevalent
with the rasou of spirits dullness of nervous
affections ochns, pinples and saowness Of the skim and
give healthy aus. Juvenile hionm tbs complexion
To mothers they confidently recommended a. re best
mrcine thai can regnancyiand for children
IF all ages they unqualified -.-sl=.
As pleasant aperiant they unite the scommsn
aon Of operation with the most successful Meet aud
uir straut diet confinement during heir
nv regulating the according the age and
"a they suitable tar in either that
can eqned and tr elderly people they will be found ~
,e The most comfortable medicine hitherto prepared
sod 1t No. e6 Custom, house ST, New Orleans. m2-3m
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IN ~ An IN

IL IL IL - IL IL
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
Two snil punc,uaIly every Monday from cuch port.
This Line eff Packets have been Increased TO Jlc,-
en- first class Ships. consisting nf
Ship NHshrWr Captain Wood.
drknnsaS, Captain F. ) dennis,
Ah,b"m", Captain G Berry,
OritanS, Captain : Sears
Ficksburg, Captain } EuIker,
innttea, Captain AShly
NnShrHe, Cnutain Wood.
Louisa. Captain Truman.
Oc0ner, Captain l.yona.
Ocmu/eec Captain Levitt.
.Nem ship - Captain Wnodhousc.
Nem Ship - Captain Nichols.
and copper fastened, and were built in New York
ter and almost invariably the bar without dcten-
ton
These packets nrc commanded by Capnins we'll OK
percnced in the trade and will ALWAYS themselves
to accommodate. They will always hc lowed up and
down the river. and will promptly sail as advertised
They have handsomely furnished arcomn,d souS, and
Of the first quality will always be rniSrd and
every attention uid the comfort aud satisfaction of
passengers
The price Of the cabin is fixed ut $50, withou, wine
ii1uor.
For further particulars apply to COHEN,
mar:'9 90 Common street
L The ships are not accountable for brraknge of
gluss hollow ware, marble granite cnopcnge Of tin
Of non or $ee responsible for any package
parcel put on board unless regular bill oiadng be
signed therefor, at the office of the agents.
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l,TATE OF LOUiSlANA-Cry of New Or.
) lcans-Bo it known, that this day before me,
Joseph Benzakcn Marks, notary public, in and
for tho city of New Orleans, State Of Louisiana,
aforesaid, duly commissioned and sworn,
Personally came and appeared Messrs. Charles
Diamond. Monroe Robitaiile, Solomon High, james
She .hy, Martin Doyle, William Edmunds Turner,
James Patton, Addison Thomas rlckrcll, Robert
Hare, Ashton Bnbcr Cox, Thomas Darling, jr'
Robert Bycakcy, Alexander Gibson, Joseph Chaine,
Augustus WItzrl, Robert Hoey, Charles Jacques
Perrcau Funler.nan, Louis Adoph Gunst, William
Morris Carter, Daniel Clark Osborne, John Shy
rock, Edwin Cooper Sloane, and Joseph Suctt
Sloane, all residents of this cty, who declared:
/ That in conformity with an act Of the l"gs'a
ture OF lhi- State, approved on he 18Th OF March,
Gig htccn hundred and thirty seven, entitled an act
! TO authorize limited or anonymous partner
ships, and to regulate the same" And also in con
for,ni.y wi h an ordinance OF the Council OF Mum
cipality number two, OF this city, passed on the
second day of january, eighteen hundred ant
thirty nine, for tho purpose Of establishing ferry
mar st. Mary's Market and connected with Thu
city of Lafayette.
Thov the said arpearcrs havo engaged, and d
l,v these presents agree to enter mo the following
limited or anonymous partnership, under the claus
| es and conditions following 10 wit:
Art. |. That the name, title, nnd style, unie
which said partnership is to be conducted shnl
be, The ST. Nltrys Market Steam Ferry Company
\ and that the place where the said company is It
h. Located, shall be in the city Of New Orleans.
Ar q That the description, or hind Of husl
ness. e Ministry to be carried on under sand styi
D., the d.rec,ors hall 20 ito establish and conun
~ IA nm al more steam ferry boals, in con
t tornity Wit. ordk9ance OF SAID muh!cipaiit
number two, ana E., the sming Of vessol or vessel
or the transportation ". nerst shdlEe either up
- tnWn or across the RIVER - &c.,, = al
y Al the amount OF til. -, o. s'I
4 comn,nv shall o-,wenty thousand "o.!". u. g." u
r tho privilege of increasing l ssa'''e ~ I'm,
sand DIVIDED INFO two hundred shares ~ '"o "''
r drcd dollars each, payable as follows: >,~.,,,n,
Thirty dollars per share IN cash, and the Us n
It at the following periods from the date oil the
presents, to wit:
:. Ten dollars per share at GO days.
e Twenty dollars per share at ono hundred al
&c twenty days.
Twenty dollars per share at six months and
:. Twenty dollars per share at nine months.
W. Art L. That tho names of the partners, and I
- amount each partner has contributed, Is rs iC
lows: 49,,
Said Charles Diamond, ten shares; said Munr
Robitni,lc nineteen sharcst said solomon Hig
pa thirty shares said James Shcchy, ten shares; ST
Marin Doyle ten shares said William Edmur
Turner, ten shares said James Patton, ten shar
rs IN ii Addison Thomas PicKrell ton shares s
Nc Rober, Hare, ten shares, said A. b. CoX,ten shar
ne said +. Darling, j. ton shares SAID Robert br
bv ley. five shares said Alex. Gibson, five shar
IS said Joseph Cha.ne, Ave shares; said Angus
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II Ni OF Il $TET"TT01
sold low to close II consignment; by
mI5 4 TDWAR, 40 Camp ST
N'EW MI SIC bv Mannuvricr Haste I'onr!nan,
" Haste" acknowledgements by Miss Estro, dcdi-
Gated to Henry Hurrel, Esq. composed by Il. =. Ma
myricr Of New Orleans, received with the greatest APP
p,uuse al the New York concerts,
f JOHNS g. Co,
mlI corner St Charles Il Common SIS
UTMBRtII.AS--'. cases Mantun md Cling ham m
L hrcllas comprising complete assortment landing
from brig Palmer, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE X Go
mr.,l ia Magazine ST..
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TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL
. .nsR DDEVAT(s

TT fact that 49, 900 of sarsupara Blood Pills have
l. been sold during the past six months.
1t fact-that they taken numcr9bc instances 10
0vate and the mscevnus and bad effects of quack
pills and other Quack medicines by which many lives
endangered.
1t fct-TIat all 1u,ck me Iicncs contain minerals
mercury, which 1urcis think "mu.t kill cure, and trust
to their effect 10 chit miss"
Ii nct--That quachs and foreign imposors
call themselves doctors hatIcy ct.ctnn'y impose
their vile and dangerous preparation the public carng
nothing for the consequences that they only pocket
their unjust gain.
1t is factTha the quacks and foreign mpostors who
intes country know nothing of the nature al med
cnes muth less about disease, OF the human system.
1t tuctrhry particularly cicacons in the follow
ing Diseases all winch less caused impurities
otthe blood aud animal fluids, namely
Rheumatic affections, ulccrOus sores oil the nose, throat
Scrniula; Eryspcas; mud body;
Jauniicc Heartburn; Scaiy trupons and botChcs Of
Diseases of the liver skin the skin;
bones and glands Dry and water pimpes, aud
Pain of the sides, along the psuues Of the face aud Of
back and spine, over the the body;
region Of the heart and letter and ring worms;
stomacl Swelling uinI hardening Of the
Inward feycrs, bad glands of the neck, in the
the mouth, foul breath; pruins, breast, &c
FIttucncy: Indigestion; Stomach coughs
Want of npctIte Liver compliant
Sour and ardtcs of the stomach; uterbr,sh &C.
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EW ORLEANS Il EARRDl.LTON Raj. ROAD
f,tAlpt\N

After ~ o.'o"k Car can DC ohthe" ny paying Az W
TIIE JACKsON ANDLACOURSE STREET CARS
LIZ ,oot ~ a n;nInnr |, A. and rmn hourlv Al
calf O'Clock this car will commence running every ma,
hour n"d eo"n" I'M .h"usn , oa, "s u'S ""' oo''
Peraus conp bv the iocomouy. must provide themselves
VIII. , NS s IL" J rarr"l"n Rn Road comranv
poylras street. JOIN iiAMfs0N "
-l nov ."'el lug '' -,
M lSSlNG from ship Naringnnsci, one case poo's
I'VE ana shoes, marked IL " iiooDs' n'So one cn>e
E,rmn,;,n 10 : g. j p WPlTNEY,
,oI0 200
1 T"T nr rsn "' tnIS To a' ,e"n I s
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO


A CLERGYMAN. late of the Cambridge University. hat-
~ ing discovered method of curing himself Of Nervous
or Mental Complaint of fourteen duration, and four
wears having above 2 900 patients all of whom he hs'
cd who followed his advice, except twelve offers ro"
lcuce rather than gain to others. Low sri -
h;lup and rxhaustiou etern,iuation of b,
tgo groundlsss fear, failure of me,n" "-'' y hp*.-
ness study. &c. rcstlessness = A" le" suAsss' "N
cisios, drlusion, mclanr'@ q sou qeFEF'g t.tiE'
SANITY, cur T. .v2tAat ei2s 'isT5' s"t1ss- -
. az,
App -"-0 'taae 81 ~MSrf t-Sa
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& to- . 'I.ie An -i-,' -, s1'e sas mark,
- Ell, 2esss.uos Ii" ri he isc,tl .,iose who ass
otteui,, 81 etrur Ia ne ard bt Els proper order,
preserve lIcqh rad generally attain robust,
cheerful ~ eli tar amt desirable purpose these
rSt,uct of pniie wer and tho most choice stotactic
rpercn dIu. OF the Ma'hra Mediea They have III all
stomach aud liver complaints loss of appetite, indigestion,
Of uncss and after meals shotness OF
breath and an excellent after any the
hc they gently p re and cleanse the bowels strengthen
the stomach uvgoretc the constitutions Females ~hn
value good health should without .n they pnri
iv TIE blood -rnny and give the skin baau
i clear healthy aud blooming appearance Persons OF
c,uric habit who subject head ache, gJdness, dim
ness Of uht rnw sine>s great flow of blood to
The head should them frequently Children and persons
of ali uncs NAV take them they Ito not contain
any mercury any ingredient that requires confinement or
of diet They should nc kept in family
rcuc, in cases of sudden Illness ohy their prompt admin
i.;r " cholera rhus, cramps spsns levers and other a.
lar,,uu complaints he speedily cured or rfeventei
| sold at No. % Custom kouse st, New Orlcans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

S-A eA-AD ~s=..AEs
To sail regularly az "drcrtiscd from each Port.
VINIlE line is Mt this composed of the follow
L ing ships, but 6 vessels will lie pu, on at
early day, making thu number lively. in all, which
will allow Of one being dispatched from this port every
week during the year, thus nifofdng prompt facilities
for transportation and the lowest OF freight,
Ship lnZoo, Captain 1rn+k.
Mississippi =" H.rhe.
Louisville Allen.
Saratoga, Hathaway.
Huntsville, Eltirdge
Shakespeare, Palmer
The above ships all Of the fist rlnss, coppcrcd
and copper fastened, Of n light drauelt OF WAFER md
built in New York expressly for the trade with elegant
accommodations for passengers and commanded by able
ard experienced masters.
The price Of passage is fixed Mt 500, without wine,
or liquors, ample stores in every other particular will
be provided und attention given to promote the
comfort of those passing md fro in the lire. The
ships will all times be lowed up and down the river,
and the greatest punctuay observed to their day Of
sailing
Neither the owners captains of these vessels viii
be responsible for jrwelry, bullion precious stones, Sill
plated ware, breakagc OF glass, hollow ware,
marble, granite. conperagc on lin, rust of r"n
Steel for any letters parcel or packages cent by
put board Of them unless regular bills o. ludng
taken for the same, und tn" value thereof xprcsscd
For fret gh, or passage apply I"
mar q JAMES b IlUlIIN, n Camp st
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mo ms AMI BoOTS--.So containing
Il IL and Boys TAI quality kip Brogans and fine
n Id ,ll Yoose anaing from ship Forum. for sale by
ma II BRIDGE q Co, l3a Magazines
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n II 'GAMo T and Lemon Oil. at New York prices
Fl 'BONNABEL'S Store.
L. cnrnsr Matches and Tchnpitoulas sts
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FOX I1AVKE.
Fl The A | and fast sailing ship CORlO-
I'm LANUS, Captain Tennev, will have imme-
AAAE diae des palch having the greater pnr, of her
cargo engaged For freight OF 100 bales cotton, 6. pas.
sage apply TO l. y GALE,
upril 93Chm'non ri
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

. Y HEWlNG TOBACCO-50 boxes chewing tobac-
Y &c ~, tore for saieby
"a A TRIER, 81 Graver st
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HxCHINGE ON BosTaN-fo psls by A.4
IL mar!3 BNlpdt.s iSA lrs a-p
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IGOR the Of rheumatism, scofnl kings evil govt
scintica hip govt InCpient cancers salt reun syphl-
lite and mercunl diseases particularly ulcers and painful
affections of the bones liberated ttout aud noris ulcers
OF description, lttra asccsses. su
las plies scad head bcs chrome sore eyes crysp
elias tloces and of cuaneous Affection chro-
caarr, head ache proceeding from acrd humour
pam IN the stomach and dyspepsia proceeding from VARIATION
affections of the liver chronic Inflammation "t the Kidneys
and general debility caused by torpid action of the vessels
OF the skin 1t singulnIy Cicatious in novatng those
constitutions which have been broken down by hudcions
Treatment juvenile irregularities. In general terms II il
commended IN all those iruses iCi from impurities
OF the blood vaton OF the humors of whatever
kind
Some OF the above complaints require some tritig as
slstaht applications, whCh the circumstances OF the i'll
dictate; bat lot al purIrItnr the
the INDIANS PANAtEA viii generally be found suf
hcrnt.
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TIGARS-ao,0OO Principe Cigars, in quarter boxes
I ] for snlc by ISAAC BRIDGE e. Co.
anil !, l3l Magazine st
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IARLEANs' PHOTOGRAPHIC FKlNIlN" of :
~ FICE, 50 Magazine street, opposite banks Ar

ILLUSTRATED edition of james on the fesS'ohs'io
1 splendid Engrayines. ,. n A.,
Memoirs of Charles Mathews, Commed'ah, ny 'AfS'
Mn,L"ws !, > vols inst received and for sale by
'" nnr 81 " ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp st
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

that The cloth and shoes Of the servants, the
bread they eat, and the planks that protect
them from the weather, are ull mlnuiac
tnrcd % the plantation. Such an establish
meni IS, therefore, little Kingdom Of Itself.
Mr. Madison vas uot only great states.
man and good farmer, but also tasteful
hortjcultuust. lie took great pains 10
procure and cultivate the richest fruits Of
all sorts, and the uxuriant frutery bears
delicious evidence Of success. The beauti.
lul walk through the garden Of four acres,
has become bower Of fruit trees, the
limbs epdearingly interlockiag overhead
Verify Shcugtone might have envied it.
Who, therefore, has better illustrated by
his life, the entire compatibility Of the pur
SUITS Of craftsmanship and agriculture, and
Of the studies Of politics and religion, than
the father oil tie American Constitution.
4" Truth, mol the word Of Magistrate, !
vas bis excellent motto. Let "modetn
Democrats and modern Wings profit
By hs example.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12
Rfg.EL ECO.sO. VIZ.
ADVANTAGES or COOKING ROOD FOR
ANIMALS

ADVANTAGES OF COOKING ROOD FOR
ANIMALS.
Water with certain combinations with
vegetable substances, may be considered
A converted iuto nuiricious and some.
tines SOLID food. Every one is aware that
gwen quantity Of maze meal, or euv fati.
uaeedus SUBSTANCE, will afford much mare
nunmens When boiled, than much great
err quantity 10 an uncooket state Count
KImiard states 10 las essays, that f5r each
puaJ 81 Indian meal employed d making
d pudding, We may expect three pounds
uloe ounces of the pudding md no SAYS
asaiu, that three pounds of Iudan ncai,
three loutlhs of pound Of molasses and
nc OUNCE q sal,, 20 all three pounds ihir-
teen ounces Of solid materal,l having boon
mixed WtlA tye pnls Of boiling water aud
boiled SIX hours, produced pudding wh.cA
weighed ten pounds and one ounce. The
gam Il weight 10 rice IS more considerable
than tbat {. ludan Or maze meal, but ID
esther, Il IS . great 40 70 demonstrate most
c5aciu.sel, lhe advantage u cooking Or
eSaenmcnts show that tho gem 20 uulrl.
tte power ii tito cooked food u al least
equal /. Tie gam 10 weight.
TIA, eatar is capable of conversion ut1
uuluiae snl3 s proved Is The espeu
ue0ls 81 D. sIassuse 10 the formation Of
sugar from starch En- the action II sulphuuc
acid rs says, that - starch boiled q
slifhlns acid. and thereby changed into
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12
IT,. EoIton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERMS:

Tho D5llars and Fifty Cents rfpaid IN dyance,
7b,ss Doilais if no, paid within three months,
IA Yaree Dollars aid Fifty Gents Il not paid
I'M a0ef the expiration OF the year. No paper
,3scon,inued until all arrearages are paid except
Il the option Of the Editor.
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
,soare nc hines or less, this sized fgPel for the
egst insertion, and IS cenis iot each continuance.
Court advertisements and shcrlfs' Sales charged
b ~ cent higher; and deduction Of j35 Per
.rai ain be made from the regular pficcs, iof ad.
yefasers 81 the year
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SELECTED FROM vSTrEL'S LAW uF
NATIONS

=
The government ought carefully to avoid
every tbGg capable Il dlscouragmg the
hnsbaaduaa. 81 Of disetiiog hln from tba
labors Of agriculture, for The cultivation Of
tts soil is no, affy 10 be recommended by
the eoscumess on account OF the extraor.
dtaAry advantages that flow from II, but
from u being an obligation imposed by M.
tuFo upon mankind. The whole earth Is
appointed ior the nourlsbmeH, of lis uhab
daniS but il would be incapable Of dong
j, was II unculfyated. Every nation Is
then Obliged By the law OF nature to cult.
teic iIe ground that has allcn to tts share
and il has ma right to expect OF require
assistance ltom others, any further than as
'he land 10 is possession is incapable OF
furnishing il with necessatics, Those peoe
pie, Ike the ancient Germans, aud tho
modern Iartars, who having fertile coun.
If'ss, dtsdaln to cultivate the earth, aud
choose rather 10 live by rap,ne, are want.
ing 70 themselves, aud deserve to be eAter.
luaaIed as savage and pornicious beasts.
There are others who, to avoid agriculture,
would live only by hunting their aocks.
tas might doubtless, DO allowed in the first
ages Of tie world, when the earth, without
eaiugatlon, produced more than was suIFi.
eIent 70 feed its lev inhabitants. But, at
present, when the human race IS so greatly
multiplied, Il could not subsst, il all natlous
resolved to 1.-Two in that manner, Those
who still retain this idle life, usurp more
extensive territories, than they would have
occasion for, were they TO use honest labour,
ana have therefore no reason TO complain, il
other nations more laborlous, aud too close.
" confined, come to possess part,
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AGENTS

ca n. II Cochran, Meeklenburg, \ 6.
CHI. W Hartls, Mil Grove. n. G.
Il. vs.. Alison, Concord, n. c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

Easy mode Of edging Razors.-on the
rough side OF a strap Of leather, or an IN
dressed caltskln binding of book, rub a
piece Of TIN, or 4 common pewter spoon, for
half a minute, or TIL the leather becomes
glossy with the metal. Ii the razor be
passed over this leather about half dozen
times it will acquire finer edge than by
any other method. Mechanics Mdgdsiae
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

Pwgiag The Ballot BOA gentleman
in Now York, on the election morning, feel.
ing somewhat indisposeo, obtained from an
apolhccary prescription, On his way
back be stopped to dePoslte his vote, and
then went home to take the physlc. He was
struck dumb with astoushment, when he
arrived at home, to find that he had deposl
ted his prescription in the ballot box, thus
voting a purge for some Of the candidates
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-31
H.ARnWARR.

"A GENERAL assortment Of excellent Tn
IN BILE Cutlery, also Wilson's, Algorss, and
other Shoe Knives, Raz0rs, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Tooth d..
Horse brushes, whitewash brushes, and Shoe
brushes. superior Scissors, Percussion Caps,
Tea bells, common and polished Steel Snuff.
fers, Indelible Ink ivory and dressing Combs,
Tea Trays. fish hooks and lines, clothes lines
Japan'd Lamps, Britannia Faucets oil sizes,
Molasses Gates, Norfolk Latches, Butts and
Screws, Iron Rivets, Gimblets, Coffee mills,
curry Combs. Cards, cut Tacks, all sizes
Bfadss Locks Of different kinds, and varie-
ty OF othergoods in the above line.
August 81. ISAAC LAWRENCE. Il.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-31
NOTICE.

.gNIE Judge cfthe Court AZ Probate for the
n DistYicf 81 Li,chfield has limited and al
lowed Six months from the Gate hereof. for
the creditors of the estate Of AllHhoss COT
Inns, Iafe III Goshen, N said dlsLficE deceas
ed, rtnresenied insolyent ~ N M exhibit
their elaims thereto and Pc Epe.Hled pri-
levi. -. 81 said Goshen, Coz15nissioners
10 receive ana examine said claims s.'s
Ceriiied BY G. 6. WOoDnUfk. Clerk:
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet At tie late dwelling hose pf the decea-
seds a. said Goshen, on the 9Th any q De-
ceEsheE, 1880 and on the first Tuesday q
Apfik 1880. al Wo'clock IN the forenoon. on
each Of ezlid days; for the purpose o. attend
Ing bn lie bgsinesg Of said appointment
Tas 0hHrEN 8. SETmCU2, ~ -. - q
Is hassssa su CT knnRs LEwIsss Ut VT = :
LisclfeA. 0sf. q 1880. bar lsa5 ~
IL.