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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-07
4 AGILE HOTEL,

-A n a u IL n Ill ~ Il II L.
2E iijk c. $. snw o;;,iis'' %:, yF. res
kisEszzssSstS pectully lnlUtm his friends and tho
publ; mat he col iuos 10 occupy the Ilo.cI former
ly kept ty S,rh Kmball, which is large and COM
modious public house, Pleasantly situated State
ST., few rods from the State House, where he flat
teis him eli Ll by his cScrlons and careful attun-
lion TO the wants Of those who favor Lin will! call.
nc will be abe In make his house a HON. for the
weary traveller and pleasant rceou Tor gentlemen
ol business or pleasure.
To a. who will favor him with their patronage he
woudsny they shall find the best Of fare for man md
beast, in style not surpassed 10y any, aud on he
most reasonable terms.
lEF7rhc Stages call at his house 10 leave aud re-
crIvc passengers, r, qucstcG, who will be acco nlo.
dated IN good sly c, Hilh meals aud ling.
III" Nlemb. RS Of the Legislature and people u,tcn-
ding Contt, are respectfully invited 10 give call,
and he will assure then, eta quiet house and excel
cni accommodations on the lowest terms.
Montpelier Village, Sept. 1910. GS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-07
DISSOLUTION.

| "a OOTHING SXRUP.-A supply OF ihy
hCVaInabG article for children ceihng Just received
and for sale by Z. p. WALTON & Sons. Sept.S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

AT Court Of Probote holden at Litclfed and for The
District Of LchGeld on the 30M day Of March, 1910:
PhinehaS Miner, Esq. late Judge ofhe Court of Pro
bate for said District being dead-Fresent, Cabin
Butler Esg J4dse e , The CG"rt RI, q ProSaf for he
holding The same:
ON motion of the administrator on the es-
~ tate of ISAAC Moss, late of Lilchfeld,
deceased, this court doth appoint the 18th
day of April, 1910, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the
probate office in Litchfeld, for the examina-
ton and settlement of the administration ac-
count of said Administrator, when and where
all persons Interested will appear, if they see
cause, and BIZ heard touching said account
and doth also direct said administrator TO
give public notice of this order by advertis-
ing the same in newspaper published in
Ltchfeld, and by posting the same on the
public signpost in said Litehfield nearest the
place where said deceased last dwelt, ten
days at least before said 18th day Of April.
Certified from Record.
a. G. G.. WOODRUFF, Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

Al Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, tDithtts
and for the district of Sharon, on the 24th dag
Of March, A. ID. 1910:
Present, William M. Burial ESQ. Judge.
FON the petition of Lecta Beebe, Of
~ sharon, IN the County of Llchfeld.
showing to this court, that she is the sole sur
vivlng parent, and natural guardian of Ade-
line Beebe and Richard Beebe, both of said
Sharon, minors; that said minors are the
owners Of real estate situated in said Sharon,
VIZ. each OF said minors own, the one undi-
Vlded seventh part of about one acre of lanG,
lying on the corner at the intersection of the
Ellsworth turnpike with the road leading
from said turnpike to Samuel Ferris's; and
also Of sixteen acres of land situated on the
south side of said turnpike road, and oppo-
STE the above described piece; and that the
interest Of each of said minors in the above
deScrlbed real estate is valued at about fifty
dollars; that it would be for the interest of
SAID minors, to have their share of said real
estate sold, and to have the avails thereof
vested or applied for their benefit according
10 law and praying for liberty to sell said
property for the purposes aforesaid, as per
petition on file
II as ordered by tbiS court, that said Guardi-
an give notice of said applications by causing
the same to be published in one of the news
papers printed in Litchfeld, in the county of
Litchfield, three weeks successfully, at least
SIX weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will be heard at the probate office in
SAID district on the 9th day of June next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon:
Certified from Record.
IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers, appointed by the Hon.
Il Court of Probate for the district of Win
chester Commissioners on the estate of REU-
BEN CHATFIELD, late of Colebrook, county of
Ltchfield, deceased, to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors Of said estate,
hereby give notice that we will meet on the
business of our appointment, at the late resi-
dence of the deceased, on the 18th day of
April, and the gid day Of October, l640.-
Six months are allowed the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims to the subscri-
bers, duly proved.
ADRIAN CHAMBERLAIN, ! Commits
ASA WHITE, { SiOners.
C0lebrook, March 81, 1910. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
PROBATE SALE.

DY virtue of an order from the Court of
ID Probate for the district of Litchfeld, will
be sold at Public Auction, all the real estate
assigned by ELIHU WEBSTER, for the benefit
Of his creditors. Said sale to be the right of
redemption of farm containing AZ ID acres,
with ahouse and barn thereon. Sale to take
place On the premises, the 9th day OF April,
1910, at o'clock P. M.
KIRBY MARsH, Trustee
LitctfeId, March ., 1910. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
PUBLIC AUCTION.

10y order of the Court Of Probate for the
ID District of Litchfield, the subscriber will
sell at public auction, on Thursday the 10th
day of April next, the entire Stock Of
Goods lately owned by KLBoRN & Coz
store lately occupied by said Kilborn g. Coe.
DAN'L D. STopDARD, Assignee d Trustee.
LicheEiS, HGrch 81, lSi0. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
MRS. BUTLER.

HAVlNG removed her school to the Aca-
81 denny in North ST., Litchfield, intends
commencing her summer term, for young la
dies and misses, on Wednesday the 9th of
May. The studies pursued will include those
usually taught in select schools.
Arrangements have been made with gen.
tIeman fully competent to attend to the sci
ence of Mathematics, &C. Mrs. Butler in
tends her instruction to embrace not merely
the cultivation ofth mind but the morals
and manners are to be objects of attention.
Teachers will give lessons in Music and
French, at separate charge, if desired
Board can be obtained for a few young ladies
in the family with the teacher at a reasonable
price. 6t44 Liichfeld, ApriI2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
Side Hill PIOaeghs.

TARRNGToN & MORSE have on hand, and
" are manufacturing the much approved
article, side hill ploughs, price 81 90
Horse or corn do. ESQ called) 500
Starbuck's do. price s so
Also, new pattern Stove for summer use,1 90
This stove is all entire new pattern, and is
extremely we'll calculated for washing days
and dairy purposes. uDFire Frames, Oven
Mouths, Sinks, &C. &c. at reduced prices
And all kinds of CGs.sae gs done to order
in the best manner.
Litchfc1d, April 2. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
NOTICE..

ctIX months from the 10Th day of March.
y 1910, are allowed by the Court of Probate
for the District OF Sharon for the creditors of
the estate Of ABRAHAM PRATT, late of Sharon.
deceased, to present their claims TO the sub
scriber tor adjustment.
CHARLES F. SEDGwIcK, Executor.
Sharon, March 16, 1910. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

n The sale of the property of DR.. Able,
advertised TO take place on Monday next, is
postponed to Monday the 20th Of April inst.
at which time DR.. Able will be here.
E.;,cbfeld. ApriL 2. a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

u Mr. CHARLES DAVIES, Of Hartford, tciH
De az LitchfeM ON FRIDAY neat, and address a
political meeting 10 be heIdat The Court House at
halt past one z. NJ. on that day. Other addresses
may Oe expected. A general and punctuaI al.
tendance Of all ,cho are opposed 10 The present dis
GStrO~S state Of affairs in the country, and desire
cH0nge' IS requested Apra2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

lust received, at the Cheap Cash Store,
~ quantity of Lime by the barrel, or less
quantity-also, quantity of Carpet Yarn-a
new supply of smoked Halibut, choice ar
ticle-a new article of copper washed Horse
Cards and Bed Cords-Clothes Lines, &c.
The above will be sold on reasonable terms.
S. d. WHEELER.
LitchfeM, April 2. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
NEW-MELFORD.

TUNHE Wigs Of New-B Milford, and all others opposed
to he ruinoas measures ofthe National Admins
tration, requested at the United States Hotel
on Thursday he I'd day of April, at o'clock P. NJ to
mona candidates for Representatives. the ensuing
election. Per order of The Committee March %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

NOTICE A meeting of the Executive Commit
~ tee of the Lichfeld County Agricultural Society
will be held at the Temperance House in Litchfeld
on Tuesday the l4rh day of April inst. at O'clock
"A. M punctnal attendance is requested.
FREDERICK BUEL, Recording Sec'y.
Litchfeld ADriL l. 1910
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
SOUTH FARMS.

NUTlCE Is hereby gfUen to the Inhabitants of South
Farms, that political meeting tUiH be held at Mr.
Addresses may be expected from several gentltmen
general attendance is requested. ADrI ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
LINSEED OIL.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

PUBLIC AUCTION.
DY virtue of an order of the Court of Pro-
ID bate for the District of New Milford, the
subscriber will sell at public auction, (unless
previously disposed of at private sale,) the
whole of the real estate Of JOHN WANT, late
of New Milford, in said district, deceased,
on Monday the 18th day of April next, at
o'clock in the afternoon. Sale to take place
on the premises, two miles south of Gaylord's
Bridge. WILLIAM A. KNAPP, Admir-.
Ne,e- Milford, March %, lS40. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
aWed6COI .V0flce.

THE members of the Litchfield Co. Med
Il ical Society will hold their annual meet
ing at the County House on the I'd Thursday
(9th) of April, at Ii o'clock A. nj.
March 81. J. G. BEcKwITH, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
X EDEKTCK
Litchfeld, April |, 1910.

% A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC will
be given at the Conerega tonal Church in Ellsworth,
on Wednesday the 9Th inst under the direction of
mence at o'clock, P. NJ. April 2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

MARRIED.,
In New-Miford, Mr. Harry Buckingham to Miss
In Ellsworth, on the 23d ult., Samuel E. Everett,
ESQ. TO Mrs Hannah Chaffee.
DIED,
In Ellsworth, 2sth ult., Mr.. Gideon studIey, aged
g.
In Be,hlem on the 2sth ult. Mr.. Henry Thompson,
AGED s6-a revolutionary pensioner.
On the 9th ult. Deacon John Garnsey, of North
East, aged II years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

Votes! Votes We have printed large number
OF votes for each of the Senatorial districts in this
County. Town Committees or others can be suppli-
ed on application at this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

Compulsion Refuted. MANY worthy Wings in this
town have been decried by the runners from the Lo
co camp, and charged with attempting to coerce men
in their employment TO vote the Wing ticket, leave
For one can say, that this assertion, from whatever
source it may have come is utterly destitute of found
alton; and that not instance fthe kind to my know
edge, has occurred in the town. Some may have been
discharged account Of the pressure ofhe times, but
not one from party considerations. It is we'll known,
that none but Locofocos can find employment in the
various offices Of the national government and they
being the only exclusives, is not be wondered if
they should turn Wings out of employment. have
lent all my exertions for more than ten years past, in
favor OF the oco-oco party and their principles and
have sacrificed time, health and hundreds of collars
in advocating Van Buren, democracy /; and must saw
that found it reckless pursuit and barren task
And during large portion Of this time have been
in the employment Of leading and influential whig
who never even asked me to vote the Wing ticket
have never lost any thing in his service and as
general rule, this is the case with every Wing en-
ployer in town. In matters Of personal business re-
y uponit. the Wings dsdan prescribe any one for
opinions sake. But to refute all the ISLANDERS that
come from every p,able source on the opposite side,
would require the patience of the patriarch Of w. and
. sheet Of paper as long and broad as Bantam Lake.
VERHAS
1.-THE above was handed us bv the writer, and we
have no doubt that the statement is true 10 the letter.
the Ocos but we believe will do it no lOnger.-Edl
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

FAIRFIELD County," Federal Whiggery in Fair
field County is in its "hurries, as the sailors say of
harpooned whale. "-Register:
Mark this, Mr.. Register. Every Senator from Fair.
field county will be true Whig and tUo-tirds Of she
Representatives will be of the same stamp. 1--WE
sneak wha: we do know. "-PalLadium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

" The P. M. at Woodbury. will please deliver to
loco toco paper which he may choose to substitute.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

FIRST ORGANS FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
The NewYork Evening Post publishes the follow
ing Letter from Philadelphia, from the tenor of which
we inter that Van Burens prospects are blue enough
in PennsNlv ania
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

JAN q "A soaplock Captursd-0n Wednssday;
officers J. L. Smith and T. M. Tompkins, Proceeaea
to Flatand, Long Island, and there arrestea motto
rous rcwdy, naaed Ben Waidros VINO .r Of soap.
locks and fire boys that broke into the German paole
house, kept by Kraft. at the corner OF Grand and
Eorsvth street. and ravshed his servant maid before
the ewes of the girls mistress In consequence oil
the noise made by the press respecting the outrages
on New Years eve, Waldron bolted to Long Island,
where he lay, psrdue at the house Of his brother,
until ferreted out by the officers There are two
charges in which this fellow is implicated, and II
viii go hard bat he suffers for the sins of all his tribe
More Soaplocks taken.-On Thursday morning,
n couple of loaferish looking vagabonds were ar
rested by the watch, on suspicion of having stolen
a large roll of rug carpeting, which they were
sneaking through the streets with. From some en-
pressions which they let drop to the Captain Of the
watch, two of the police officers went to Mayors,
the German porter house, where the man was shot
on New Years day, 10 ask Mr.. Nj. if he could come
and take look at them. Mayer accompanied the
officers back to the prison, where he identified both
of the prisoners as present at his house, and the
most active among the rioters. These fellows were
of course, fully committed. They call themselves
Henry Smith and ohm Williams.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
COrOlaer's Once.

JAN. 23-Love, Jealousy, and Suieide.-The CO.
roner held inquest at the house Of George Hall,
No. So Roosevelt street, on the body OF Dorinda
Pound, then lying dead at that place. 1t appeared
from the testimony of a man, named Johu Barrett,
that the deceased and her husband occupied the
front room of the house, and had lived there about
Eve weeks. The witness knew OF no bad conduct
on either part, but had heard the woman complain
that her husband out too much, and at the sane
time she added that she mad got pill that she would
give him if she fell in with him.
The hu,band of the deceased deposed that he first
became &C quaintcd with his wife IN Liverpool A
month back he renewed the acquaintance here IN
New York where they were married a few weeks
ago. The deceased was a widow previously; and
before she married her first husband had been a
seamstress, in the employ Of Queen Adelaide, at 81
James's Palace. London She left the Queens ser.
vice 10 be married to a civil engineer who died, and
left her in tolerable good circumstances. She had
several times evinced very jealous temper, and
once ired pisto lout Of the window.
After some further but unimportant testimony, tbs
jury found that the deceased committed suicide.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

o. MEDICAL CARD. 90

nOCToR Gov X Is consulted eonhde ntisliy usual
every day at his Office lie n,inues devote his stes
ION exclusively select branch Of his profession and TO The
treatment OF all delicate diseases and ds6ss for the safe and
speedy removal OF which he has received the complimentary
notice Of Strangers and tth, The recent eot IN
mi diepe pharmacy have sb HIM To strcSsce sevs
raj remedies which have proved em'nesuy
uccessf N removing elects Of long standing seminal weak
ness syphis and all eop.tuopa diseases arising from -
pures ef tie blood His dcpes for the cure OF gosor
haa are not disg eestIs, but certain and
prompt ia erettss Strangers are sprrred That Dr.
graduated ia his roession n Philadelphia therefore his
claim. do EMIT le him 10 be rtckooed among
the sol dsnt doctors medical ruders asc great pret pders,
whose name. are Gousd IN every journal Those Who
been treated by the ant rperencss
IN this brsseh OF ..reery invited TO mshe pcson Al
81. ogce No. Ann street, near Broadway, aa, mag the
American Museum
NE Separate entrances and separate Offices pr.v
d,d and al communications. strictly conf entisl
AZ. Private entrance W his cce three doors from ths
evening "y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

NOCTOR GLOVER is consulted as usual at his Once
~ His practical experience, and his recent chemical
experiments have enabled him to introduce into his practice
several articles which prompt IN curing those
to which he devotes his attention.
Dr. apprses strangers that he has received irregular med
cal education and has devoted his attention for the last ten
years select branch ofhis profession His Office IS No.
Ann street. Private entrance third door from the Museum
through eatry with lamp at the oEoe door.
NJ b. Tire Doctor keeps general assortment of Trusse
and Supervisory Bandase which adjusted and applied
above.
s. His celebrated Elixir may be had at his store Pric'
one dollar Jelly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
"Who steals my purse steals trash
NJ l.. - q. - -. f~o.., m, 4. .,y ,nnt paYn~

But he who hlches from my good name,
Rsbs me yillaneusly"
ny-PEINE's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE for cleansing,
preserving and beaut the teeth received the first
MUM the recent Far of the American lns'itats
This unequaed denrice gives TO the Teeth clean and
pear Witness and and every appearance OF
tartar it also improves the color Of the lips and gums, pre-
and heals all ulcers Of the mouth arrests the progress Of
decay tbs teeth, and imparts peculiar and grateful sweet
to the breath.
" The best article that know offor preserv
ing identifying the teeth Penes Orris Tooth Paste
II gives to them clear and Psarly whitenes and imparts
peculiar and grateful sweetness TO the breath We
daily commend to the atenhon Of readers especially
the female portion Of them No toilet can he apete with
out it"-Ladss Mac.
The unprecedented celebrity which th most excellent ar
Gle for the teeth speedily obtained under its original name
Or Tooth Paste has Undue several unprncPled ndvidsa
make base counterfeit preparations various
Of which beware for they may probably highly nju
rus the teeth and TO be compared with the
than Hyperion sstyr The original article has
the fac sme OF the inventor and proprietor q. w. Pene
upon the label, without which il Is not genuine.
For ony az The Bazaar, liza Broadway; by Guon lss
Broadway H. Hart NJ ID. 275 Broadway aud 90 Hudson ST.
Howe and Guion las Chatham ST. NJ. Cuon, l6 Bowery
j. l.. Schr ia Canal ST. and 80 Henry ST. corner Of Pike
Agan-Beysare OF Ceunterfeits! n26-, odsm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. = recA
IvI Slip New York deems proper occasionally to remns
he public that he cOntnaes TO administer 10 the afflicted h'
Did established Dispessay
To vast n~mber Of tie Of s mcropo, he need,
herads his ueory disease,
pcated aud destructive forms deem IL maternal
be very specific in enumeratg the Of the mals
dies 10 which mankind and womankind are subject
To Strangers he begs leave most respectfully TO remark the
conne. himself TO Office practice and devotes himself per
.onay the welfare OF his patients keeps assistants
shop boys. and has separate Offices Tor the privacy Of patients
who come IN contact
Dr. Carpenter would add that he s regularly educated s the
profession OF medicine and surger, and received his dplom
ia the year 1913, Of the New York State Medical Society
signed By the highly respected and much lanested John
dodgers a. d. President aud that he has for long
years devoted himself 10 the treatment and Of al delicate
md private diseases.
n nearly thirty sss'duous and srduous application t
he duties Of IN. medical profession and constant familiarity
with every s.ge and variety Of particular GLASS II diseases
dea BY collegiate and regular medical education sntite the
practitioner preference the tyro in The Profcs
on Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper 20 direct
he attention. Of ng public 70 the inference Of s
parison, aAd an invest cation Of his claims
lh Charges reasonable and efectuai cures IN all
guaranteed Separate and private oces-Patents
some in contact
BE pstcalar the sumber Peek Slip Pearl street
sl.y DIR. CARPENTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
CON EIDENTIAL.

DR BELL notifies the public that he may be consulted
~ at his Office, o. No Courtlandt street. two doors from
Broad yay with the utmss eon6dsnee in all Di
sAsEs requiring prompt and SAT. treatment Bug aEeu
patients may rely upon receiving all the
attention their may demand with Of
eessu issue ba.ed upon the experience OF 10 tweaty
proes.lona duties. Dr. Bel does not advertise specific
drop pill rob for tie ofcer,su diseases but gusran
that a,opiesl, medical, AID chemical kns~edfe
suggest in esca.e Separate efaces Attendance FRO.
7 O'Clock 4. VI. til iOP jsi5 In
DALI TlCKErs! BALL TICKETS A! BALL TICK
ID ErS!!!-GEO w. TEUBNER. Engraver s. Nassau
street. below J-su respectfully nfosm those persons Who
tend irving balls this winter that he prepared execute
Tickets tor military IRE companies and boat club assocs
tons with degree cf neatness and beauty uDereeed De-
signs Drawn, engraved and printed 6ue ensmeled
cards expressly prep red Coz the purpose the shortest
ee. w. T. pays particular attention to the erecntAoa
Il Visiting Wedding, and Professional Cards. regards the
formation OF The letters a.
GEO W. TEUBNER, Ensraver,
jal I'm. 81 Nassau a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

EEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING PILLS Such
IL has been IN Of Nadine Rcstells Fenae Nj thly
Nseulang Fill IN all OF supprssion, Irregular ,Or
orPsge Of the objurse from Whatever
causes Produced that they have eHtfey ugerded the vsr
ou drugs aad poisonous specifies heretofore used
10 the destruction fheah aud peace Madame Rese the
Gee rated midwife HRd female physician (grandmothcr ef the
adverser hrst introduced their ur years ago nts
some OF the Frtae pd Female pta in Europe and such
was their astonishing efficacy and that they have since
been altog Their sdoptd Although mild and safe yet being
composed OF ingredients acting principally upon particular
faneons IL 10 necessary the mar ed under ssme cir
10 abstain from their use Cor reasons in
the fun and cusr direction enclosed fsSe o each bex
| Price 81. MADAME REsTELL's PRINCIPAL oEce 100
Creesuieh street, Ceurtlandt ~ "; and seA so.th
Eighth street near Chestnut, Phi adephs. jail ln'