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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

LAND mud Tnentg. fire Negroes for safe.
Snn ar,cs of prme Forest with good Improvements
fVV IN. unoer nor, OF K6g William county, about tnIee
from I,,,ys tourhou.. of which Walker Ta,aeo oeu POI
,e,.et he upon the premises on the .a o.
November unon Of six and twelve months puIe 60
ns approved and deed OF os, u ali The
Also st The same umc an"
stock u,eusis &C.. household ana k,ene" W
An on The 2th December the same place, -
AN hk.Iy crop corn foddr &C., oil belonging 70 .he
'''a winner WM. Z. TALIAFERRo, ELeea,or.
Nov -
T-edconr Rolling Mills and Foundry, Richmond va.
Ie rcdesa Company beg leave TO Inform the puohe ha
Rolop Mill Forge IN com iete and
,h - execute the shoftes noc ofoefs o ey
te,..o,,on Of Iron, either hammered o' 'eu' ee
Fiat Iron to - inches wide
Round and square. ;. 10 To I do DO
Hoops 3it"2 l-2
Band. 0 g.; box and tank it"ni .a ,,s, "a w,,
R,lrosd Axle hammerrd on the most approved P i III
Sn,rino Plates railroads. cat and pnncheu
raj do. :. >:u "a Force the Trcdryar
crv have extensive Iron aud 81 L.
y nI tr,rhino shop In this department OF then
az arao, 10 furnish descriptions OF Castings o' @ -
mil ,,,,, and other and to have toe satc '
m h having secured the services OF the most
rea,ct md k,fu AFRICANS that could he OBTAINED
,v, entire con their ability 10 serve Inc Puo
md with good work as anv similar estaos
' '"'''' 'es 'f'' FRANCIS 3. DEaNE.Jr.
v,,,- to,r, presidea, f|sdtgar IRON Company
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NI-V1ralSl,.-In NouOway County Court, Sep.

: ,,,,,,ani-tEgISI,.- Nouo"ay county IotH, Sep
u tnmher Tenn, 1899 ,.., . -
;r r,rm.tv ureron Benjnmn overon VIM C. Marshall and
nda his wif formerly Overflow Richards Marshall and ru
dcpcc his wife, formerly oreT'or, - i'aih''-'
against :, -. 10 r..-;.-,
- v,,v his wife, T. Bottom, loe sheriff OF Amelia, and
' IN, with the Of ElIz"y.ih Dcanrc. and
r, Denr,n. add Augustus Aouzo, PAMELA j. Mary md
Dcarics- the last Tour 'n""'' c"'e" % sd,
,r - C...,o, pi.ko,d Io,o, ~ Ss,Ir 81;
nd Iohn jennings Mary his wife, having entered
hc security according 10 he hc OF assrn
M and Tho rules OF this Court, nnd by satisfactory 'T'
,, ,i.y are of this Commonwealth,
80 ,h, lie defend DO here the fist day The
ncnnh.r Term the bill OF The That
his order he forthwith inserted the Richmond Enquirer
month, and hat another copy be posted the
IN, door of the Courthouse OF this county.
'0" 49, " 4 Cory-Tcse.
C. W. FITZG ERALD, n. c:
i3-w-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

100 DOLLARS owsrd viii he gwen 10" "o" AID
wv delivery Subscriber, N"o OF JANE hrIsht
l6,h well grown OF her age md
likely. mouth and lips rather arse teeth some
nd The nndcavnr hc made her
pobsh" she cr,'ced away a. tho wa reared
the family h-r mother and sister whom
she much lett the family At Richmond,
Sunday their return from the Springs whore
withou, for her e"pemen made ne
above paid for her anil suitable reward Tor
the apprehension conviction Of the person or erson who may
havc eo,i.ed or soc rei cd her. CHAS. ". SKINNER.
identity can be made to Nh John Saunders
i3-ls,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
500 ReIcard.

AWAY from the Subscriber Saturday Last. the Cd Of
M November. Nsfo WILL AN, about 3, years OLD,
10 inches hsh. make and not very dark complex.
ION he without Havns hc"n sent ~
thai money tickets IL Il he rlpp"d
his and has WI no
duu,, max, free The above rewnrd Of S2UO viii be
siveu il this state md $50 IL taken up 10 The
limits of this State placed any jail hat &c, him.
'' - go JOHN n. Young,
'53-l2t "'"r''" ''"""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

Dsmal Sramp Land Company.
TIE Annual Meeting Ahodcrs IL the Dismal "p %
Company will held according Law the Town O. Suo~'
- ,I,n.IJ..' ,L.oi., Xnrc,ber NIT RI. BUTLER,
" - " President d. Land Company.
SLIT
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ICIOTUING FOR SERVANTS.

General goods. suitable for
n Negro cion. consisting of heavy kerseys Sancs Jeans
IndScys Plains Cotton Osusburgs Blue D"mestics, &C. &c
TOT 'hS iS''S0"'e'' l5--lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

The Public hereby nod"d and wnnrn mol 10 [
n, ar sk tho Note by John C. Wade or to ad
o, q. lake The SAID above described Scrip measures viii u"
adopted prevent from heing pd 10 my oh man n
shall reward for the above d"acriheh Hoacy
Note Wade and Scp-and slu i"t tse nrIrno"
and of the Thief HILL D ~ 49,
yuIy
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nv GaANCEKY-vRcSiA.-U Upon hjuacicn.A, rnlrs Ia
Clerk. Office of the Circuit uperio Court OF a"
and Prince Edward the m day OF ocohcr
1899:
John Norris George n. Motley and John w. fsfrou.l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

CAY & BENTLEY received by the latest nrIS. rom Ne
York. Boston, Philadelphia and Bsliimore large ana
sssott me Of Foesn staple and lacey i 1oob,
which they prepared sell cheap for cash. OF 10 prompt Gus
,eners-Thcy have offered larger or more dene h
ask of wishing parchsse either at NHotssALE or
20 'Aa""> - 40-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

against,
Robert L. Smith and John c. Henderson, merchants and partner
-, Ia, Tho 6rm of Robert +, Smith 1. TO, Dts
The DESCENDANTS having entered their appearance and scf
security according tile General Assembly and the rule
Of this Court appearing ra, they not inhabitants OF h
STATE moton OF the plaintiffs by counsel - entered
accordingly ndered that the snd defendants c.
appear first day Of April term next and answer f
plaintiff bl ht copy Of this order be forthwith insrrteGi
public printed III" city Of Richmond
months sucrcs.Ivey and also pocd at the mont deo
the Court house Of this county. a copy-Trsir.
" b.. J. WoRsIIaM. C. s. c.
N-"sw
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ac spear Jonathan Patton merchants and partners
der the fra nd slyle OF Spear & Patton Defendants
entered their appearance and gwen
security according the GcHea Assembly and ID" rue.
m h. aud appearing they not inhabitants OF lin
STARE an the motion plain cnunsr red ut
rules accordingly ordered that The snd dc'' ndnni- 1t"
ann. ar day OF the April next and answer he
p hill, copy OF this order be lorhmih inserted IN
some of c printed III" rg Of Rc m"nt
two Ircv"y md also posted at tac fo"i door Of
The Courthouse 0 this cnuniy.
hCopy-Tesic,
o. J. WoESHAM, C. s. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

parties Interested tho fnr"e"n: te'"" vii pleas" 10 iEe
uor. that appointed Thur.av ih" h day oi December
effect The pa'i's vii please a'ienh
Il, ~ Office Charlotte Court house, by ~ O'Clock, a. NJ WIKI
''' JOHN MORTON, Conmissioser.
81 wiw
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WINSLOW ROBINSON,

The parties interested tho foregoing deere 81" 10 axe
oo Tim, hav. "Wednesday tic ih day D"ro"h"
next carry into effect b" fr,'i"a ~ ""
mo ot;re a. Courthouse by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ with
'"e' e''"'"'e'' JSo. MORTON. Comm.
-, Jl-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

En- CHANcERY-vRGs,..-Up0 Upon Enjuneion- A. rule. IA
ken IN the Crks Ollie" u the 'cu Superior Court OF In"
and Cancey Prince Edward county the 9Th day Of October
lSJg: 80
John Morris, George K. Motley, and John W. f"hr"u.h
P.niG;i:i.:
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IaDY desires the couny, teacher OF the
ns.ai Each branches incudn. also Music Dawlns am
For particulars. address post paid AB, al IN" rcst
Painting, &c. - f r,a-u3wl Oct 9
Office. 49,
I A., committed Jail of This comfy some time IN June
w i,s, Negro woman between 90 and 80 years o. as
MIX EY and that she is the property :" "
ca i,isms of The requested to GENE
prove property anu 'aA' " LEW. JONES. Iaicr.
law directs A.. IN 33-wlaw.
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= IIlsAIERN-NIEGI>IA.-h Circuit Superior touI' OF
w ard rhrnccry. held Tor the equity az Charlotte the Il
| lor or September The 81 our Lord iss':
Scrar ila l wife: formerly Mary Cobhs "" widow
CUbb deceased, IIh"'iE:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court held Tor rincc Ed" ard
county. October the 2lsi, 1879:
Owcn "A Tucker eay Fucker late merchants and pariners
ho ,tsted under the firm o. H. and H. Incser
WV ~ Plaintiff:
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r1TAnd ye, some of the friends Of John Randolph
who porssrd 20 be fellow laborers "ih him IN the Vihe
ward Of State Rights, were members OF The stauntcn
Convention and supporters Of Henry Clay, though
he is the Champion Of 80 million T. ), uncons'nr-
,innsi Bank What beautiful consistency is tbs -
Would John Randolph have been the advocate Of Henry
Clay. If he were now living: What soy ye, sirs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

against
ESQ E,, Of Wood Tucker, d"o and Herr! b. fiEc'"n'
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Nov !, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28
] NEW GOODS.
q. II. ~ ~ kk kk

TEAS his day received from New York
II an additional supply Of NEW GOODS,
which makes his assortment large and extern
consisting Of great variety Of Broad
cloths,unusualiy low, mary Cfwhicia arewell
calculated for Ladies' Cl0aIss; Cassimeres,
Sattinets, Beaver Cloths, Pilot Cloths Rose
ana horse Blankets, lambs wool Ehirfs. Fian.
nels. wool Mittens and Gloves, lined beaver
and horse skin do; Rob Roy and Merino
ShawIs. French and English Merino Cloths,
Mol,sclin de LANES, Bospbazines Eheeiings,
Shrine. Marseillcs Bed Quits, Corded
SkiFls. Napt Cottons. Liners Cambrics. Lin.
81 Hsdsfs. blue black Silk Welsets light and
DARK .coIored Dress Silks, = great variety Of
Ribbons. with most articles ihsthe Dry Goods
Inc. Also, Skates, Powder FIasks, Knives
and Forks, Penknives, and q general assort-
mem az light HARDwARE GooDs. Lnaf, lump
and brown Sugar. Coffee, Raisins, &c. with
4 new supply 81 Hyson, Young Hyson, and
Pouckong TEAs. Of the latest importation,
warranted fresh and good One two-barrel
and one single do. patent twist superior Fsars-
isk Pieces. All of which will be sold cheap
fof eash, or On short credit
LifckaeId, NDv n. as 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

TNlHR subscribers have removed 20 the shop
j. recently occupied by George Boiles, q
few doors west Of the Court House, where
they have now on hand Q good assortment Of
mems fur, SEAL nutre. muskrak and mems
offer for sale at small advance from cost
for cash or approved credit. Il
e. ~ ALSO = s ~
Agood assortment Of HATS, of different qua
Iities. which will be sold as cheap AZ at any
other place. KILBORN e BkAMAN. !,
T;,esfelG Nov. Is. & sgg'ls z 90
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. i ~ =
Mr. woodbridge. &c nswiy siected Gotssnor Il
Michigan, is q nadys q NdEtich Connection
Hon. William b Calhoun 4hE de E1ons gokh Reed
Of do Massachusetts, ConatssaiSnai dslssahi0h ,aSB
% " thar they may be unable 70 take thsir seats 81
the House in season q gei on hs eiectioa Of Speak
en- In the Fsauklin disisir,. Mass ters can now be
no election Of neinbSr n season 70 take i usat t
the opening 0f the session There win be in All pro-
liability Tires Wing volss = the Massachusetts dsle-
CATION iOst-on the spesksiship. s.ss 81. 6 3 Il
e,s,n xfa,c,sn:sias - TIE Edile e he
Scepaoa u . pulnpkins weighing ore h&naFsd +ina
eAeee" PSEHds. sEigi ssaal Ia iaaks q Esd 5sss
J, In Plymouth county, AIassachusstts. aE The late
Saecnon' Seth Spsagues ssalor, 1oeefsuO' and Seth
a,es on the Senatorial ticket fle sdnrun ahead OF
'ne iaiher nlne votes both however, were eiecled
Charles EsntOa Mercers--XNs learn from the Ma
3nai AhleiisenceEs that this genlleman The senior
aelnoer except one. Of The House eI Representa-
yves OF the Unlaed Slatss) has been offered the APP
polatnent OF Cashier ii the Union Bank II klpnda.
auo we learn from the Alexandra Gazette that he
ss oe'ennedto ascept ~ not feeling himself % e
ery 10 decline ofet which so personally adsan-
tageous To him. 4He will, h0weveF NOT rsn1pish his
present. station until some time after, the opening OF
Tue ensuing session of Congress-. IL ID announced
teat ne w1t through the caa.nns OF. the Alexadra
azete, address hls copslitnehls, on taking leave 0f
ul--c0nsutaents, he says, tosHsheuf no public
servant was ever mOre'indshted."d Si sss tssasE.t
hssss~. 3fS saHFA s@e=ss b ista Aass w. ieg#.
ID s .;s. .s' u. MARRIED, Ri sit5e ll33
IN ine 18th inst BY The Rev. Mr., Brace, Mr.. Roy
az x, Ford, of New-Miiufd, 10 Miss Marina Buel,
daughter Of MI. Wm Riel,o this town. q N, N 4
~ Bethel Frederick shepard, Esqs % Miss Eliza
.sNr-' d e 4ls tss gg1asa 9AsEaAa a{teiy,aSi5a
f5 '7fTat DIED. ST 'ap pstisgs ses;iie.
n Goshen. on the 2sslS ihss, Mr. William Braman,
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Collecto Notice.

Obj persons liable by law to paw Town,
O. State, and Society taxes In the town Of
Norfolk levied on List 1888, or either Of said
taxes, are hereby notified that will attend
atthe tavern of James shepard, ID said Nor
folk. for the purpose 81 sreceising the same,
On The 2Sd day Of December next, from I to
6g'clock r. M. and at the tavern Of JohnsA.
Shepard, il said Norfolk. on the Both day Of
said December, from Ito o'clock p. M. -
Andaall persons neglecting those opportuni-
ties for payment Of the same must expect to
pay fees. TRUMAN r. SEYMOUR, Collector.
Norfolk; Nov. ia, 1899. %
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ri VI r.
rHwr5wT11fsT M -1-VT-S- ne, ,<.,,.,i =.
-l--Z--- = Z :. - 80 -
- AnO'heFTihs eevsntt-yeRr having expired
since We toOlRa or 1ohicil b sood old Litch6sld,
and ihs eheEses e de EEaukkn We TAXA sIhs 90
eas,oa l1s1sly o aays that bills VIII Be pre.s1ie 70
onf village sahsefibsfs ID . issR asysi fnd We wSdld
again Iemind our friends in various sections Of the
county shete hing slmef she Cpnnty Court
viii Be faxcgrhle apPorsqhily fEs Prwarding pay
nsnt for psPHs pHf faEoihw wpIk--apt We trust
der lemhEsfeitfsA wN
i ,;s.s5u .SEE1eY. ssssz5 - a..
- -,
.ss -, -
-. @.s ~
s 81 VI -. -. -. n.
~ -
=. = =. 80 !.
s'.e . ~ = 49, :. s a'.
s''s msslass ). ..s .ans 49,.
=. = ~. s ss.,ss 10y
e $500 g -
~. ~ s
''. e'.s. :.
g = nv = =. ...'es
" us Oe' - He .aa'.''Aa " s,e $500
with concerted enoFs ne mus. Oe soccessIul
IN RRA0e RHEfARh sOE IN po"tes'
depends not iesa g M Ss snss soa"a max'
I'm. than an mIssfy opefasons Nlsa sssa', ana o.
zen tqtal Oversight e e thoEoush ppitcal organs
zstio aiitil tew days before general engagement
Such and culpable ueeleenee has time and
agTin covered the Wings with squaiIy needless ana
dsastscas qeisq ns seat ssIepgth OF .pe van Da,
IN Ia
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-28

"A MONG the improvements of the present
a age, no,hingi in its sphere speaks in terms
of SO much praise for itself a. the article here
presented. Its construction renders Il every
way superior 70 the old foot stove, inasnuch
as it produces greater degree 0f heat at q
triHing expense, does not require filling as
often, is perfectly safe, and is withal very
handsome article of furniture. and peculiarly
adapted to the wants Of the people in this
cold climate. ge & Ar
The following is one Of the testimonials
offered in its favor: <.s T.
D0boll's Patent FOof StoOe. s'
The undersigned having made use of Daboll's Pa.
tent Foot Stove, do cordially Il 10 the no.
tee Of the public. II is so Constructed lhat danger
from FIRE IS 70 be apprehended. and The stove re.
Q1ires 10 be filed but once day, il is pecparly adap
ted promote the comfort Of shpse who are obliged
travel, either public Or private conveyance, during
the Indictment season. The Cost Of the article, az well
~ the expense Of keeping up proper degree Of heat
japannng, and presents such % Appearance that no
one need be ashamed to have II lii their paFlors or to
carry j. 10 church. Those who prefer warm feet to
cold ones are advised 70 putchase. N, i, ~
INorih Canaan, Liiejs teld al IN. slJ,she /. IN
.siias Beckley, Canaan. Joseph Hatlell. Norfolk.
sJohn Franklin, do. Benz. WfIch, IT.. do.
Leman Church, u do. nv VIM. Lawrence, do.
Nathi Stevens, do. Elisha Lae, Salisbury.
Albeit "A. Wright, do. Daniel N@fion, Sheffield
& The above foot stove for sale W the dozen
or at retail, by ISAAC LAWRENCE MA
His ,9 one door Uest If Coag'l CAaschs Lisel6el
December %. Et9t2 AlFR A4H3nt@a +sg59U % W
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FOR SALE.

- Al SMALL LOT OF LAND,
- situated near the village OF
Litchfield. containing about eight
- 81. acres, being part of the land be-
longing 10 the estate Of the late Thos. Trow-
bridge. suitably divided into ploughing,m
ing. and pasture, with fine stream Of water
running through It. Any one wishing to pur-
chase may learn the particulars by ling on
s.Z.;tchfeId, Nor. 90, 1889. VI 7agsrg %.
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-NllgTyFGE..L

ish size, with bug horns. The owner viii do
me q favor by calling, paying charges, and
taking him.. III AMOS BISSELL.
3 LiichfeA, Nov. 10, 1889. &25
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49,, 10 Posi- skE@sSe S8.
RyHE subscribers have for sale WRAFrfEe
u RMrER suitable for the use o. Posi- ym-
ccs WHITING KENNEY & CO. !.
LissAfsSA Noo.7. -
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u. PEyg.DLETOy9,

WV oULD inform The good people OF Lltch-
wv field and lis vicinity that they will And
constantly on hand, at his office in the, base
ment story Of Morse & Camps store, q first
rate assortment of MEATS consisting
in part of Beef, Pork, Pork Hams. Lard, Mut-
ton, Tallow, Sc. &C.. and go forth@swhich
will be sold cheap Jey. Cash. l,iG asfa \ \
o. Cash paid for Poultry. 20
Litchfield. Nov. 81, 1899. f Is
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ROCK salt, IA
f0R SALE ~. sss
Oct 81. MORSE KS CAMP.

Al Eoa,4 III I'vobase holden ~ Lick Held, soith-
III and for The Disricf Of seld an ne I6fh
day ef NorensJer, Al. u. 1880 n hislehas Afi.
Mer, Esq. Izte Judge If he Court of Probate
Jor said distriet, being dead present, Cdlvis
Butter Esq. Judge III he Court o ProbGtc
for The adjoining district Of Phnsoish, rho
mag By lag poi, holding assg sages
THIS Court doth order and decree that
y SIX months from this 18th day Of No
estate of MERRfAM BucKs late 81 Warren, De.
ceased, withir which 10 exhibit their claims
to BENJAMIN Carter, the executor Of the last
will and testament Of said deceased Tor settle.
nIent and ail claims not presented will be
debaIfed q recovery and this court doth d.
rect said executor 70 give public notice Of
this order by advertising the same in anews-
paper published Id Litchfield, and bys posting
the sarne.cn the sign posi-. ID said Warren
nearest The place where said deceased last
dweIf. Certified from record. NV 4,
26 G: 2. WoCpayrr, Clerk
Afa Court 81 Probate holden al Canaan, aciikin
and for he District If Sharon, on the lSth day
Of NOtember, IA. -. 1850 3fss fs3y.
81 Present. VIM. M. Bnrral Esq. Jadgss
8TIHIS Court doth direct the administratcr'
- upon theestate Of HLNRx HARyEx BAcons
late of Canaan, In said district deceased. re-
all persons interested Ia the estate OF said de.
ceased 10 appear XII they sec eauso9 before
the Court of Probate u be holden IL the pro.
bate ONCE IN said district. on the 7th day Of
December, 1889, at nine o'clock a. M 70 be
heard relative 10 the appointments f Commits
sioners on said estate by posting said order
Of notice on d public signpost IA said town Of
Canaan nearest the place where the deceas-
ed last dwelt and BY advertising the sane U
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Al Coars az Probate holden at Litc.fsld in
and for tie District Of LiiclfeM, on The l6th
day Of Nou. 1889 /: Phinehas Miner, Esq.
Jgie Jf.dge Of he Court ojf Probate Jor said
ssdistrict, being dead : present, Cabin Butley,
ESQ Judge IF ne C6nT cf Probate for fhe
+ adjoining district Of Plymouth, ,cko may By
Iasc act, holding he same:
DHIS Court doth order and decree fhnt
III the creditors Of the estate Of SALLY
MERwrN, late of Cornwall, deceased be al
lowed six months from this 18th day Of No.
vember, 1889, within which TO exhibit and
present their claims 10 Samuel =. Eyeritt,
Seth Pierce, and Victoranus Clark, the ex-
ecutors Of the last will and testament Of said
deceased. for settlement and oil claiI9s not
presented during that time. viii be debarred
q recovery: and this Court doth order and
direct that said executors give pnblic notice
Of tbis order BY advertising the same ID a
newspaper published In LifchGeId. and by
posting the same on the public sign-posf in
said Cornwall, nearest the place where said
deceased last dweIt. Certified from record.
r.s.4g,. II Z G. g. Wo0DRufE, Clerk. l
AL persons indebted 70 said estate nre re.
ouested 10 make immedinte payment To-
~ SAMUEL e. EvERIrTs
SETH PiERcEsa4 E1ecutors. .
W. CLARE. yEsffEt8fst4 " ~ sES3.ts41 q
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On the 18th inst by he Rev. Mr. Brace, Mr.. Roy
a. NJ Ford, ct New-M iliuit. 10 Miss Marina Buei,
daughter Of MI. WIN. Rue, of TINE town. u
IN Bethel, Frederick Shepard, ESQ, to Miss Eliza
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~ q
: Mississy I'VE have seen returns from four Or
fve.cepnlies 10 Ahis s,ste. butHOshipg deceive a.
sivss tiSs q Wig ana 10 ethsss loco feco ssinT
A. hSwsysy Nr. PIepsiss hsd declined holdings pca
fWre,eleelipn e Congess. We bad noe much hcpesct
shsrsDre shsll NOT b u al disappointed
IL shsi ooD CenBrssaneds Governs. and Leeislatass
are ehcasn The iasisrby ths bye ii ci Sons eonss
qasncs. Is L viii have - cbooss Senator o Con-
ersssin place o. Mr.. Walker A good many geysoadI
cosisdsrasicDs are always mingled Win Ne souhsfn
slsclionss ere we ihipk e Mr. Rssn,i kad conssns-
ed 10 become candidate for Congress. and would
siumpifs through ths ssais. dilsrsas rezuis nigh,
have been sxpecssd.
ar We have returns fien q number Of esher com
Dies rs II ana II Which de scie ~ Is coneIsssion-
q candidates sand ikoss Binezmen. WIZ 1855
D.v;.. d. ssss Erowns toy. slss Thompson. DO.
eoes Thsse 80 however sem ths osf fssoEsbie paFs
" q. soc. and shs Whole retains S probably rs
- - tasss ss.as ofths 1iississpp vhig papers
- 4. - sls,s s Is isoss VS. inaelas Ia ma.
iu;sy 1iIl IS absal mo Tie vois i larger dan +.
ahy Gasmsg slss,ieRs Is sfgi7
"a kvshs usnss d Ysbhelsa. siscgs time sines
Venrad me slelnis1 aa4 - ksnneese nyeI g e1c
- a. esne time. IL c1De tSs ipAsmee
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sTzs WsatRer The late severe cold hashsd the Z
feet If stopping The navaas;opef part Of he mi
a. sec,ion Of the Erie Canal. "A fan d snow q
dsv beoss yesterday was By he cod socn cpnssrss
% lee. ana very large quantity ofproduee sicrpeds
shs NV. The Albany Evening Journal STATES q
ssss ass more shan six hundred bcats u1ost q he
coming . Aibapy. bssween thai ely spd Uiiee
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The Register emhlazcnsi,s great eain IN Massachp-
sets fwhieixiD ste end viii afDbunt ~ noihMg snt.
great flourish offrumpets while little MiGhiGn is
hardly allowed 10 li1 iis head very nodesiIv above
"a few fetnrns" The Wings have carried Michigan
gained nothing bur "strined pig" which II fattDg
onlv to be slam. ThevswilE havein Massa chnseits
nofhiHg--in New York nofh;ae--and in Michigan
noskinr ;--.Thspe "elosiohs" 20 q o. jbnfs ewes,
through which they may discover their final destiny.
New Havea Herald.