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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28

At Court of Probate holden at Neac- iLJord.
aoithin and for the Districtof Ne,c- Milford, ors
the sth day Of May, 1910: .I'..
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge
TTPON the petition of Loisa Mallet, of said
u New Milford, showing to this court that
she is guardian to Madison I. Mallet, of said
New Milford, minor under the age oftwen-
ty -one years that said minor owns and pos
sesses in fee-simple as tenant in common with
Asher Mallet one undivided half Of a piece Of
land lying in said New Milford, bounded
northerly on highway. easterly on Jabesh
Warehouses; land, southerly on said More
houses land and the heirs of Sarah More
house, deceased, and westerly on said Jabesh
Warehouses; land, containing about one acre
and three quarters in the whole, more or less,
subject to the incumbrance of said petition
er's right of dover in one third part thereof;
praying, for reasons in said petition set forth.
that an order might be passed authorizing
and empowering said petitioner or some 9TH
er meet person to sell and convey the inter-
est of said minor in said described premises.
according to the statute in such case made
and provided, as per petition on file, dated
May 9th, 1910:
Ordered, that said petition be continued to
the Goth day of July, 1910, then 10 be heard
and determined at the probate Office in said
New Milford, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon
and that notice of the tendency thereof be-
given by publishing this order in newspa-
per printed in Litchfeld three weeks success
siveiv, at least six weeks before the said 10Th
day of July, 1s4O.
A true copy of record-certiiied by
5l NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28

Among the animals may be seen the greatest
curiosity in the animal kingdom, the CAME.
LEOPARD, or GIRAFFE, of Egypt: also, the
following rare curiosities: The Antelope E.
land the great War Elephant; the striped
Zebra the Gnu, or Horned Horse the Pc
ruvian Lama; the great Cinnamon Bear of
the Himelaya Mountains; Kangaroos of New
Holland; the grea: Numidian Lion and Lii
oness; the Panther of North America; Roy.
al Bengal Tiger; the Polar, or great White
Bear; the Black Tiger, the only one ever ex-
hiblted in the country; the young Elephant
of Siam; the Poonah Bear of Hindoostan :;
Monkeys, Apes. Balloons, &c. &C. &c.
There will be Monkey and Poney per-
Torrance tor the amusement of the Juvenile
Glass. A good Band of Music will be in at
tendance. THours of exhibition from 3 to
5 p. M. Admittance 25 cents; children un-
der 10 years of age IL l-2 cents.
There will also be exhibited a. the same
time and place large collection of Cosnasra-
mic Views, and six enormous Living Anacon-
das-the exhibition of which will be enliven-
ed with singing. Admission IL l-2 cents.
o. a. II. MEAD, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28

Same &oihmi,tee, on the petition of CorneIia Mar
shall, ef Greenwich, aganst WIN. E. Marshal for di
vorce, reported Unfavoraby. Petition negatived.
COMMITTEE the School Fumd. on the petition Of
Ephrnm NJ. Sanford, Edwin Camp and e0ndry O her
petitions for school money, reported GavOraby. Petit
ton granted.
The committee on Contested Elections, 10 whom
referred the remo0stFaRce Of E. Grant and 9th
ers, against the election Of Clark n. Roberts and Ed
ward A. Phelps, members from COlebroOk, holding
seaie, reported n resolutions declaring that the said
Clark H. Roberts and Edward A. Phelps have for
Feited their seats in this House. The remOnstrance
sets forth that the respondents had violated the statute
provision prohibiting the distribution Of ardent spirits
on election days.
Mr.. Foster, chairman Of the committee stated that
the committee had fund the facis alleged in the
monsirance he irNe hot minority report would
probably he presented, he would not enter upon dis.
Of the merits Of the case ~ the present time,
and would to lay the Tesout ion on the table,
Carried.
Resignation Of Hon. Jahez w. Huntington taken
up and accepted. Adjourned to 10 Monday morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28
DANCING scHcoE.

M ISIS Dickinson respectfully informs those
lVA ladies' and gentlemen OF Litchfeld and
IFS vicinity, who are DESTROYS of having their
children instructed in the graceful accom-
plishment of Dancing, that she is DESTROYS of
forming class in dancing in Litchfield this
summer, as som as a sufficient number of
scholars can be had.
Miss Dickinson fatters herself that, from
four years experience in teaching dancing in
the first boarding schools in New Haven, she,
is well qualified to instruct in that graceful
and pleasing accomplishment. She assures
those parents who may confide theirchildren
to her care, that she will pay the greatest at
tention to their manners.
"A lessons will constitute a quarter-two'
lessons week. The lessons will be given
in the afternoon. Young ladies will be re-
ceived from the age of four years. Young
gentlemen under the age of ten years.
of the Enquirer.
LitchJfeld, May IL. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28
Litchfeld County, SIS.
Ranfana Fails, Mov 90, lS4O,

Plymouth, May 10, lS4O.
A PpLIcAT1oN having been made to me the
N subscriber, Judge of the County Court
for said county, by Anna SIocum, Of New
Milford, in said county, showing that she has
brought her petition to the Superior Court to
be holden at Litchfield, in and for said eoun-
ty, on the third Tuesday of August, 1910, n
gainst her husband Russell Slocum, late of
Sherman, in the county Of Fairfield, but now
absconded out of this state to parts unknown
to her, praying for bill of divorce from him
for the cause of absence and wiltul desertion
from her, with total neglect of the duties of a
husband for more than three years, as by
petition dated April "a, 1910, requesting an
order of notice to the respondent:
1t is !hereupon hereby ordered. that notice be
given to the respondent of the tendency of
said petition by publishing this order and
notice in newspaper printed in Litchfeld,
three weeks successfully, the last publication
to be six weeks before the said third Tuesday
of August, 1910. CALVIN BUTLER,
| 50 Judge Of Litchfeld County Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28

In this village. on the 18th inst Joanna, daughter Of
Mr.. Horace II. Clark aged months.
In Waterbury, on the 9Th inst Doct. Frederick
I.eavenworth, Postmaster at that place, aged co. I,
In Leeshurg, Tenn. on the 2st nlt. Rev. Joseph I.
Foot D. D., President elect Of Washington College,
Knoxville. and recently from Westport in this state,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28
NOTICE.

VKNHE Court of Probate for the District of
IL Litchfield has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors.
of ASA s. BLAKEsLEE,. of Litchfield, in said
district, an insolvent and assigning debtor, in
which to exhibit their claims and prove their
debts; and has appointed the undersigned
Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims. The subscribers give notice, that
they shall meet at the store of Catlin & Garn-
sey, in said Litchfeld, on the first Monday in,
June and the first Tuesday in October, 164O,.
at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said
days, for the purpose Of attending on the bu-.
siness of said appointment. ..-
.-. EDWARD GUERNSEY, Commits
~ ELIJAH w. GUERNSEY, ( sioners.
Lilc!feld, April 81, 1910. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28
STRAYED,

ENRoM the subscriber. about
- the 25th Of April last. dark
brown Canadian HORSE, thick
set, black name and tail. VINO
NJ ever will return said horse or
o;ye information where he may be found
Shall he reasonably rewarded r
0''"'' ~ SHELDON D. SMITH.
Ror6ury, Nay 20, 1s4O. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28

E1NE Linen Cambria, Linen Lawn, Cam
- brio Handk' is, Imitation Linen Cambria,
Bishop Lawn, plain and fg'd Swiss Muslins,
Book MusIins, plain and fg'd Bobinet Lace,
Footings, Edgiugs and Irsertings.
May q. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having entered into CO.
Il partnership under the firm of FERRIS &
BUTLER, to manufacture Cloth, card Wool, and
Dress Cloth, wish to inform the public that
they have purchased first rate CARDING
MACHINE, and are ready to receive wool
for carding. A share of public patrona ge is
solicited. EZRA FERRISS,
+. WILLIAM BUTLER.
u Wanted, few hundreds of Wool, to
manufacture on shares or by the yard.
Milton, May 25, 1910. ,.s,.. $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28

81. a.. MARRIED, H.. -..e. AZ. 4,
In New-Haven. on the 10Th inst. Mr.. John Catln
Of this town, to Miss Laura l., Humiston. s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28
SUMMER GOODS.
Hosiery and Gloves.

VARIETY of cotton, silk & worsted Hose;
"A ladies and gents black and colored KID
Gloves; white, black and cold Net and PIC
Mic Gloves gents white and cold cotton
and some other styles, for sale by
Nov 81 l. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28
NOTICE.

TFNHE Court of Probate for the District of
4 Sharon has limited and allowed six
months from the Sd day of May, 1910, for the
creditors to the estate Of William ROCKWELL,
late of Canaan, in said district, deceased, re-
presented insolvent, to exhibit their claims to
thesubscribers,appointed by said court Com
missioners to receive, examine, and adjust
said claims. We hereby give notice that we
shall meet to attend to the duties of our said
appointment, at the late dwelling house Of
the deceased, in said Canaan, on the 18th
day of June, and 9th day ofiJuly next, at
o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days.
s.. t JOHN GILMORE, Commits
ANDREW JuDsoN, : sioners.
Canaan Mnv 8. 1910, 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28

Al Court Of Probate holden Of HarSinfon, the DIG
trict Of Litehfeld, on Me set1 day q April $50:
bate for said District being dead-Present AbyGh
Calm, ESQ. Judge of the Court Of Probate for the
adjoining district Of HarVnfon, Ao may by IasO act,
holding The same:
HVHiS Court doth order and decree that
i the creditors of the estate of JAMES PIER
POINT, late of Litchield, deceased, be allowed
six months within which TO 29 ex n and pre-;
Leonard Pierpont, of Litchfeld. executors Of
the last will and testament of said deceased
and all claims not so presented within that
time will be debarred a recovery; and this
court doth order and direct said executors to
give public notice of this limitation and or
der by advertising the same in newspaper
published i'm Litchfield, and by posting the
same on the public signpost in said LitchfieId
nearest the place where said deceased last
dweIt. Certified from Record.
81 G. C. WOoDRUYT, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-28

ID ATTEAu PLANK, good article. for sale
ID May 70. BY N. II. NORTH & Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22

vIW n NERVOUS & DEBILTTATED-DR.
II EVANS TONIC ~PILLS--The powers Of r.
vans Camomile Pills are such. that the palpliating
he art. The remulous hand. the dizzy eye and
The nuttCring mind. vanish be(ofe their effects
like noNious Napors before the benign influence OF
the morning sun. They have been long successfully
used for the cure of Intcrmitienis. together with fevcs
Of the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with Wis
coral distinctions.
This tonic medicine u for nervous complaints, gen
enl debility. Indigestion and its consequences, as want
6f appetite, di.tension of the ST mach. ncijity; unplca-
sani insie in the mouth. ~rumbling noise in the bowels,
pervous symptoms, ~languor, when the mind becomes
irnsble. responding, Thoughtful. melancholy, and de-
rted. Bypochondriaclsp, mi dlmness OF
delinuvs, and all oih-F nervous affections, these
I'D, ,1, produce a cafe and permanent cure.
Ev,,. pill ere frsi iatroduced in America n 1888.
senere Of CO. q.'e0sis@CSuTIoS.-Be particu'~r
in purchasing to see a. me inpei % u''s Medicine
contains a MOTTO. Of its ,sn" according 10 Act Of Con-
gr1ss. Aud be likewise pa,'ici'ar in Obtaining thcm
at 100 Chatham ST. New.York. or from the regulss
agent WM. III. NV "uCei'hS
nos %
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DRAWINGS.
LccsburC Lottery. Class y. drawn Aus. 9th, 1910.
ID 10 50 - 80 81 II 6 2j 60 Is Is.
Lowest przc s..
Lscsbure Lottery, Class O. drawn AUG. 2G,h. 1910.
81 81 90 80 IS 2 30 10 s. 10.
Lowest prize s..
LcCsbu-gh Lottery, Class !, drawn Aur 30. 1910.
Is i5 81 - 10 I6 3 o 20 ( - 81
Loves, frize $40.
Petersburg lottery. Class =. drawn Aur. 3id.ISiO
81 % ~ 40 - % - - 81 % 80 ~ 70 65.
lowest prize s..
Petersburg Lottery ClnsO drawn Sort p $40.
IS ~ 9 - 80 ; 10 - Sc ~ Il ~ - 30
lowest prize 81.
Petersburg LOTTERY, Class : draws sept 9Th. 1910.
s 63 "a 67 81 rs ~ ~ 80 26 - 3
Lpwssi prize SO.
w~ELTSBURG LOTTERY. Class y. drawn August
-. 1890.
Is 10 So 80 IS 9 - 81 81 10 81 &C % 81 Gs
1T drawn No. o SD
9nd. 2rd. ifh and Sin. 30
Gh. IN. 9Th. o,hand tah, 2
llth. l21r,l3 hlih& 15h. s
pcicr-buIg Lottery. Class NJ, dawn Aug. I'm. 1870
% 81 81 50 2 ~ &c % % i6 81 % g.
Lowest Puzr -
WcI's5ur- Touau Gloss e. Az far1. 1sI1.
81 80 % II 81 60 - % - 80 80 81
L0Nr-I Prza 81.
LEFSBTRE w. August lob. 1910.
Is q 80 81 SIS 90 90 % 81 CO 81 I1 . 81
low 70 T-"-r ~
PETEESBTRg x. August - %. 1910
IS 50 50 81 = 60 % 81 1 - - 81 -
Lowest Irzc e.
WELSH RC T. August ijfb. $50.
- GO 80 D. SO - % 8 % Sc 0l %
lowest prize so
DRAWN nos 90 W..I41ufr Is. drawn IA
ruaf3L1-ip
81 50 % o. 30 % Gi 90 81 70 o. 80 25 .
lowest prize 81
Drown No Of IrrsHurT X 1ftF0 Nnr OBJ.
% o. - ~ 81 f- "a 90 6j n 3 I'D
lowest prize O..
nra~u Me- NJ WslsNlrU ~. ,uNu Ju'T 2lh
- . 66 % % 81 33 o. 90 90 g. . 90
I1sJ~t Hrzr 81
o. 81 GREGORY Is go
WESTERN W.~LNlE Intl-E-lu Dats
20 Ir,cs PnIna new .It.s. .a#t received 1uI ir s'
Ply 50 SOLOMON hiN
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ORDER or COURT.
Hanson C1UyrY COuGr.
Auguy' - I-iD

@f $500
NV Cont having Of June Term last entered on
4 Record. its intention To make an order NJ the
present Term. Tor the orcc,'on of q new jnil for This
county, and the Sheriff having unImupel the Justices
OF tins County 10 attend the Cour;, for The purpose
Aforesaid. The Court now proceeding TO carry tho
SAID order into effect, Iii Marsh. Charles Lewis. and
John Hurseyi ae hereby appointed Commissioners
'oF and on behnli of this Court, To prepare n suitable
plan Tor a new jail for tIis.COunty, and when such
plan shall be 50 prepared. they have authority e. de-
ieHnIne the m1icrials with which uC sand new Iil
snail DC built, and tn enter into I contract, or contracts
Tor The consIrdciion of said jail. aud Il Is ordered that
before The entering into SIch contract, 70 cause public
notice thereof - be given IN the NpSspa pcrs puh.
iished in Ciarkshurg, Pd!kcmharg. il0rsan:o an and
Wheeling. Tor one month prcylpas 10 cnia-.n- int,
such contract. The said com Mss lncrs are hsrrh,
authorized TO bind The cluily 20 low one hlIfuf Ihc
cost Of sIch Jail. NJ the most June terra. aai 'h. 0ih"G
half n The Jane Term 1912. And 10 IS ordered that
they cause the said Jil Ia hc built on The pnilrc
square. n some suitable place S5H.h OF Ihc Car.
House.
CJpy.-Aitssi,
D. TfIsvIN ID -. 81
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Q 9 . 9
MANS FAMILY APERTENTPII.lx

.NNNNS PAINFUL Ati-Ntc|NA ILL., -
"a " vegetable. composed with The s(f,c,& 49,
sin ui scirnce aud OF art they never psc1u<{ ko
AMI are warranted 10 cure the following diecas( 1ch
arise from impurities Of the blood ~ts:-ApopIexy
Bilious affections. Coughs, Colds. Ulcofascd sore thruat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Livcr Complains
diseases of the kidneys and Bladder. Afeetious pecu
liar 10 females. and all those diseases e whaisoever
kind, to which human nature Is subjecb where the
.iomach il affected. ftE
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS. & COLDS Nervous
diseases. liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
piles. ulcers. female weakness. and all cases Of hypo-
ehondriacism. low spirits, palpitation of the heart. ner-
woes irriiability nervous weakness. luor albus seminal
weakness, indigestion, loss OF appetite. heartburn. gen.
eral debility. bodily weakness. chloru~i, or green sick.
les, flaiulency, hysicrical fniniings. Mysteries, head.
,ches, hiccup, sea sickness. night marc, rheumatism.
'sihHla. tic douloureuS. cramp, ~spasmodic affections.
md those who ARE victims to that most circulating
disorder. GoUr, will find relief ffom their sufieriugs by
q course of DIR. Evans medicine,
BeUarc Of CoUHtcrCcitS-CAUrIoNi Bo particular
IN purchasing 10 SEQ that the label of this Medicine
contains n notice Of It's entry according 10 Act Of Con.
yTess. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham street, New-York, or from the REGU.
Lar AGENTS. WIN. III. KING, WheciiRg.
nov %
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CRY or MhetLI>e. scrl

n Co"ncii, iVgua 81, 1910
''"''cI' ihni ihe uNucrS ~ Ihose lots fr,,ti,.c =,
n'osr streets where the curb stores ha,e ,ocr s. :.
N'''' W. Set on or before the LIT day of Scr,c,uI.,
ncAI ana INC side vrlks not vet rayed. no md -.
III hereby required 10 pave said sidewalks nj
-o'u "'rl hTict or ilag-stonc well fitted. in From, ac
improved in'S 10 The full width, md unimprot,d L..
INC "i"Ih oi i've feet. within The curb. md ., 10.
NE same completed on or before the lst Joy of o,t",.,
ucNL N") OSioJtF
or0eTcd t7r'lCr, Tint the stree, Ccmui,
''l nc Is hcfchy Instructed. wier- nnv ,c tic 90.
" '0s sih'i nave ini!ed 10 cause said s,le-v al D. \.
pave" rs rrln'rct by The above order. ON or b.d,,.
'he SAID Isl day OF October next. 10 contract r,,b :.
'''''', Fr''niI or pcr>ois for tic. making ssid r.,.
"A''"' '"r'hNnh nnd 10 render To The ov Nor ar =.
p'er "i each lot or fraction of q br. and ,l., ., A..
C''f" 81 ihc cry, a statement Of The cosf ,r ,r, o.. =.
igUuj Of the same. Pu'"s !"
O'9cTc7 j"ThC-, That " hcsc INV rrr On ,l,s ,-.
,'' WIN 'Hc cost OF such plyeinchr, shah C,,l q, -.
W. "n'''"t lhef''i MN he Treasury. " irhin ,r, d.,
'''I me statement mentioned IN the PRECEDING ,,d,.
,nu'. nave been returned, IL hail ho m. drtv %, a..
'I' 81 'hc rl'y r. rincc The several -crrr,ts =, 81.
'liH'T % i"c ScTrcant g the riiy ir ~rnlI,r,,,, a. =
''''fc J." 'I" puNIspUs 81 he CIHr,,-
'"'r'4 ior'tcr. Thai tie Sergeant ,b,II Do H..
ed inf making sad collection s. the s,,,. .
''' NC ~" allows on executions. To- lr r,td n, a..
p'r''n liable for The rrUl nrrrIu-s. bur in 20 tr,. III
'e sd'dc COMMISSIONS lie 'harrable 10 The cirv
Attest. IN,rC = 49,
"S C"F6 II ne CUg or Wy,.y,,.
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GEORGIA ERECT

NIUINDIN IINttI .
Extract Of a letter from a distinguished member ofCon-
grcs- irom Georgia.
IL am just uiTsiNtcen days trip. from slump to stump.
My opinion II. beyond a doubt, the State of Gcorbia
will elect the Harrison Congressional ticket and Ele,-
toral 10y decided majorities. The best stump speakers
IN all these parts are now going H. Take caree olIhc
ID DOminionr'
iSeOid Dominion IL safe as n simmUn." Let our
Georgia trends feel confidence Of II. and place no re-
liarce un Id humbugging calculations Of The Federal
Convention at Charlottesville. made expressly To deceive
and especially to deceive Georgia, and North Carolina
and The South. Ifthey are not utterly erroneous.
ercry Whig in Virgin is deceived, our spring elections
told a "ilauering tale aud all signs are fallaciuus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22

In pursuance 81 the atr0vc order. Notice Is hereby
given, that the undersigned will receive proposals. for
building a jail AT CIark.hurg, The county scat ct iIIr-
r-on county, between IT,, ali tive fret Gay ufDcccm.
b. next. Ni persons wi~hirg 10 contract tor said
building, Will please call ON cuhar oiIEr unjrrs gucd.
m Clark'burp, ai'cr The - h Of next Iopnth. and the
plan, aud al. information IA rt!a;ior To- thC same. VIII
be submitted 10 them.
ELI MARSH.
CHARLES IENNIS Commissioners
'DHN HURSFY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22
HAIR WJKK.

HAiR YORK.
My wigs and curls are made - Ter.
They seem rs NATURAL HEADS Of htr:
Then cloihe with hair tie head that's bald.
And thus avoid a painful cOli.
No ornament can please inc cyr,
No costly dress Will dignity
The human fUrn-whcn mAIR j. cpuc
The Wigs and curiS restore ihr charm.
T. G.. HUNT. Wig and Curl Maker. Of New York.
announces 10 the ladies and gentlemen ut Wheeling.
his arrival with a large assortment Of HAIR WORK.
such rs ladies and srntle'ncn's wigs. metallic spring
ioupces. crown pieces, fronts both PLAIN md curlri
with nainrrl seams. long hor 10 tc boz hchiui. Sc.
Every article ismlar Of fine five hair. nll unrq allied
~ workmanship for durability mud roiurai appearance
Those who desire Var Work wii pleas. furnish
themselves Within four days. AZ Mr. " e. Dexter
huarjiu~ house, lOl. Main street, Whccirnr, TOR after
jhtt time, the criticize VIII be fcmo, cd .rum there.
sept fO-3,+
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22

81 S'ruiueton. Connccucuf. on me 70 Instant. by the
Rev John y Edwards, flo Re-, Iorv RHrcKiVntpe.
d. .of New Orlcuu. ic M'Ry Ans, daughter OF OBJ,
Paul. B,nCo-g. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22

NOTlCE-Tbo-c indebted 10 William Williams
by ro'c ~ book arcount will Gud them ru the
hands of George Armstrong anil ne requested o. make
lmmodi,te rtyruc0r ss % b. necessary th1i n close shall
tc made se ~sfly 8- rusuhIo
.r. .1 A~IF'N.u-
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OEFEE CE
D. s. & Co.
A4O,OOO.A

VA PETERSBURG LOTTERY.
Class 8, for lSi0-to be drawn at Alexandra, Va,
Saturday Sept. s, iSiO.
l prize Of $4,000. l5,000, 5000, 1000, $50. sc.
Tickets Sl0-shnrcs in proportion.
y certificate Of a package Of whole tickets vii cost
Sl3J; Halves So so; Quarters S33.75.
LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Class i, TO be drawn on "Wednesday, 9th sep. 1910
] prize OF $4,000, GOOD. 1000. 5000. 1906, &c.
Ticket. S5-shnrcs IN praPorsion.
\ certificate will Gust $40.
VA. PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
Class Q. for lS40--to be dmnn at Alexandria. Va.
Saturday l2;r Sept. lSi0--66 Nos-l0 D0rrB
/ prize Of $4,000. 10000, 5000. 5000, 1000. Sc.
Tickets 5lO-shares in proportion. \ certificate
will cost sllQ.
W~ELLSCvEG LOTTERY.
Glass o. 20 10 drawn on Monday. II "a Sc0i. 1910.
] prize of 500. O01. 500. $500. 1000, 1875, dc.
Tickets Sj-Sharcs III proportion.
4 certificate Will cost S7D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22
DISSOLUTION

DiSSOil IIbN-
TuE partnership lately cSigfiug under rc style
ardFfm of hurdle a. Potts and carving of
business in the Touring mill lately occupied by J.
J1nkin IN the city q Wheeling. j. this day dissolved
fy mutual consent. The business viii hereafter be-
carried on W. g. w Hurdle at the 90 stand.
& W HURDLE.
Wheeling Jolly 2Oth. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22

The Hon. JoHN QUtycY Ap,us. accompanied BY
bis son. and NtrHAStEL CuRris. Esq Ot Io,5lr d.
Mass are a. present on o visit o. he Is iush Ptpyin,c
Of Nova Sroim.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22
s 81

\. PETERSBURG LOTTERY.
Class IL. for ISiO--to he drawn at Alexandra. Va
Saturday. 25h Sept. 1910.
I rrize or 40 OO0. l20OO. 5000. 5000. 5000. Sc.
Trteis SlO-shares m prrporipn. 4 certificate
will cost Sl30-Sharcsi ~ proportion.
NONONGAIIA LOTTERY.
Class =. TO Nc drawn nn "Wednesday 3J.h SEP. 1910.
l prize Of $4,000 5000. 300. 1000. 1871. &c.
Tickets S5--sharcs IN proportion. 4 certificate
will cost 80 dollars.
d. s. GREGORY & Co. Manager.