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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
CONSUMPTION AND DEATU

WILL m 81 es.urejly b, The early fate or
' those who neglect themselves when afEc,-
cd wish the pre- n)litory symptoms Of G man n.
l}n' sach as e'id, eou h. bro nciiis or soreaess
o. ih' .r)a hJ1rse les.. dldicilt eNpsctorstioo
ds.ht1, sgltunRaf bl)od, DC, DR. DUNCANiS
EXP TORANT REMEDY IS expres siv p,e.
pard for the removal aad cure of ne d1ngero1s
aud trouDlesoms disease. Therefore Won Who
are iaboring under The influences OF tbsss Com
plants, procure immediately this modi.pe he.
Ire u Is too late. y BOTTLE NAV bs tbe
mems Of prOl0nrIng your life. always a. ~
Dr.. DUNCAN'S E~XPECTORANP REMFDYy
and sse that YOU get a. and not be persuaded by
some who sell different medicines 10 take some
o. fh-ir medicines ~ prefe.ance. These persons
OMAN some cheap Thing, and palm Il upon The
PoDiic az luli tPuce. a. j. therefore important Tor
purchasers 10 be on their uard.
NJ DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANr RENE.
~ u @nt up IN large sized bottles. and cnvoio-
gou pm Aln8 paper. The 0ufe- form contains
Stun
Pre- one q Iliara b1ttlq.
Pg9"pai O.hc % N On Eigbth Street Phi.
l~ade'phia. AsO CO.. salc Nc the stora III
JOHN FISHER.
NOA wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
REPEAL or rnE BANKRrpr LAW

REPEAL OF rUlE BANKRUPT LAW
The Bill 'vrereal 'hc Bankrupt Law was called
% in the Senate oa the 2s,h a, the special order
Of The day.
The debate closed and The question was IouJl,
Tor on both sides.
Mr. Clay called for the ycas end nays which be.
iug ordered, resulted as fellows
lEAS-NieSSr Allen. Archer. Bivari. Benton.
.aih"un' Fulton, Graham. King, Linn. McRobers
Nor"head. Pierce. PrcntJss, Riycs. Scvici. smith of
1'nnec'ieni, Sturgeon. TaPpan. Wright. Noudbur,
Young %
NNNS-Messrs Birrow. B1ies. Berrien, Cbootc
Clay' Clayton. Evans, II, nirrson, Huntingdon. K,r
Mangum. MerrIck, Miller. Phelps. Porter. Summon,
smith OF Indiana. Souihard Tallmadge, Walker
White. Williams, woodbrdge-23.
Five Senators absent.
~ the bill To repeal the Bankrupt Law was rcjee
ted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SAIE

OOkSOAN I 10 The provisions Of The last will
y VIII and testament Of Patrick Ray, deceased,
l vii, on the 7h day o. May next. bef,re ~
: LSln'a Y -cl m iEe city Of " hcelins, sell = ;os
n'Tnes' el0d r'-lc t.lo"!ng real es'ate
- 20 Nam re G. On which there are Q
Lusines pa.- oftas e.. ~
Ga'sD ~ - = o.. ec1-nas Of Market and IeE.
'e 90 ar.et'. o. 10. - acre is an I'd house
U.s. $. , i-i.1 # e. 7Irchase mopev in
'aHs lTr ssiiI Cd . c - Of one and fsyo
yc.rs, VITA I.- SIS on ..e day Of sale. and :
ie- on 90 - p..y -. 5fr "a zoe pdrcbase mo
new. inc PIE use. wiz be eaIsed TO the rents
after The frs r Apri scvt
John BYRNE.
AGm nisTra or de hOnis non.
tb Its with he will ANNEXED
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
Enr HE I'm.

For me Times
"No'h"r' whchi g1z, on yon fair orb. I think Of
IN heaven"
M1ih"r' when'"re Won booming stan
Lacks brightly down at even;
i watch Il with n fond delight,
And think OF lhee in heaven.
Oh lines | think that through its son
And mellow light. thine eve
NAV cast a mothers glance on me.
From that blosl home on high.
How OF do ], at t~wilrght'- hour
Gaze "n each trembling raw.
And think ! see nee wtcaihing nowcrs
To scaiteT Ser my vvry.
AMI there, and ETHEREAL dews.
That pave those starry spheres.
lhor arr arrived in o'es o. uLite:
see thee through my tears.
NESTIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

THE wEATTIER-we need not inform our
friends At home. bat those abroad may be interest,
cd m knowing that this is the most eX,ra,rIinarv
"'n'er iound m these parts mr many years. The
uver is sill ofcn aud u~ayig,bIe. mud Is rl.r,y
"'N are needI'ss and Tres are bores. Tho majort
y OF Janrary las presented veSy,go,d spring wen
Iher,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
GLIDING

ANILT and Mahogany Looking class Po,,,0;,
~ and Picture flames maze to order in ,bs
ntatsst style, aud oidf-Smes re.ilt.
a splendid assortment Of Cooking GInsses
ol an ahi picture Frames constantly on hand
~ I4I slie o yer than they can be procured
oiie where Nlso s'Sl painting aud painting i'm
az rs y9rl5LShr11chas PROMPTLY executed bv j
w bHAN SIRUP no 100 DEin street Wheel
nd putty ~ '"' ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

Ordered. Thai The Clerk prep.rs a -,atcmen. of
the probable amount OF revenue Gt the ensuing
year. irom all sources except the wh,rves. and the
amount OF interest that will be due ga the debt OF
The city and TIE expenses Of The curen, year. to,
scther with a stai,nrnt OF the bunds that will mn.
'"rc before the li Jnnuasy. 1913. with the name.
Of the holders of the sane.
The Council then adjourned to saturday ncrt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

WHEELING LrCEUM meet, lhrs cvcnin. a,
half past 6 oVlrrk.
b FOR piscussIov- WnnlI il be nd.
'"''ls''us 10 his country To have nur ono rcvnI,,
''ss on .! Congress in Two years
i"' IN 'm'crs are requested o attend At m e,,,,
h1ur. = W pI-Ssp,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

MARKIED-On tho a. n Ill L-I
Kinney. Mr. WILLIAM NLCASKry - rev, MT.
hlreh. "ONNo"' Z" Pitts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

HE AhS-lCO now Bacon Hams. orfne o,,I;,.
just received aud fr sale NJ the Grr.,r =
80 ] n ELLMAKFP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

a tale Of Mesmerism. 10 which ~.
SaIded o'hPr sketches from life by Isaeella , Re-.
me-, vols Just received aud Tor sale OF THONIP.
y = q COS Periodical office and stationary store,
single number all he popular magazines and 80
papers oftDe dlv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

g ItHNbEItRIES-Jnst received ,nd for sal. a,
~ The Family Grocrry Store Of
I y FL LMAKEP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

a MEXICAN ALMANAC for 1912. Just rec,iy.
IA 81 aud fr sale by "
le1i TIoMrs1N eco: ID Monrnn s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

FHNIE JACQUERIE, n novel Nv q H..
81 Esq anihpro Of The Gypsy. The Anrie7t Re.
s'me' The gentleman or The Old 81 hoor, &c &c &c
n TWO volumes. Just received anl rr slIe no
! JOIN H.. THOMPSON& co
""i 10 Nnnrne st,oo,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-22
CONGRESS-SATURDAY.

On Saturday, in the House, sundry Execu
tive communications were appropriately DIS
posed Of The orders of the day were called
for, and the debate of the morning hour was
continued by Messrs NJ Brown, of Tennessee
and Mathiot. Mr.. Saltonstall obtained the
floor, when the morning hour expired.
The House then went into the consideration
of private bills. One of these, bill for remu-
nerating Pacfcus Ord, excited some debate,
and was finally laid on the table by large ma
jority-the vote having been taken by yeas and
nays. Mr.. Sprigg Immediately moved recon
sideraton of the vote, but his motion did not
prevail.
The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-22

Washington Irving is appointed Minister to Spain.
We are highly gratihed at this excellent appointment.
Mr. Irving it is well known supporter of Mr..
Van Burens Administration well as OF General
Jaokson's. But he has mingled in the conflicts
of party and his merits above any such conside
ratons We can entertain no doubt but that the APP
pointment will prove satisfactory to the whole country
A Cumberland once represented England at Madrid
and an Irving will now represent tho United states
there Mr. Irving visits kingdom with whose his
tory he is familiar He has celebrated the life OF Co
lumbus-and illustrated the legands OF Grenada and
the ALEXANDRIA Mr.. Tyler in this appointment has
paid ,ust tribute to the most distinguished orna-
ment of American lettcrsg- Pster'ours (Vd) fnfeiN
xs~s~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-22
OFFICIAL.
NAVAL GENERAL ORDER.
nor fears

Officers of the Navy, applying for leave of alb
sence, or an extension thereof, on the score Of i'll
health must forward at the same time to the Depart
ment the certificate Of Surgeon in the Navy, il
there be in their vicinity, or, if there be no Ma
val Surgeon, of respectable Surgeon or Physi-
clan, of their inability to perform duty.
Such certificates must state the nature of the dis
ease and the probable duration thereof far can
be judged
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-22

CHURCH BuRNT.--The Unitarian church at Chelms-
ford Mass, was destroyed by fire on Monday-sup-
posed to be the work of an ncendiery.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-22
NAVY DEPARTMENT, February II, 1912.


Parties IN THE HoUsE.--Hald as the times are our
risbles are excited occasionally by the humor of the
Baltimore Suns letter writer. Here is specimen:
This afternoon in the House. during debate on a
point of order Mr., Pope said, such the state of
matters that he could not tell his friends from his
enemies The fact is, said he, =" we all hotch-
potch" Mr.. p. can see as far into milestone most
people. This state of parties in the House reminds
me of a where a number of men accidentally tum-
bled into heap that their limbs got mixed A
quarrel the identity of a certain leg, when
one of the disputants sad Il swear It's my leg for
can tell il by the patch on the knee
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-22
THE ADMINISTRATION PARTY.

The ADNlNlSlRAllO fRhl I - from IN
dications which we find in our exchange papers we
rather think that those who attempted to 'head Cap
tain Tyler" have by their reckless course behcaded
themselves. In several aces in the country, meet
ngs have been held, and from report, were well at
tended the object of which to rcbuke the uncal-
ed for opposition of portion Of the Wing party to
every measure which the President might recon-
mend, merely to embarrass his administration. Such
a course is characteristic of the Bank Wings, who,
being disappointed in moulding the President to their
views and wishes, will sacrifice the best interests OF
the country to crafty their malignant feelings towards
him. Although we are not one of Captain Tyler's
soldiers yet we cannot but look with censure upon
the many attempts that have been made to embarrass
his administration, by those who when they thought
thrift would follow, very willing TO crook the
pergnant hinges of the knee and shout for Tyler
too but when they find him determined to respect
his oath, the Constitution, and his principles before
the wishes of ambition they turn upon him with the
erceness of hungry hounds ready to tear him to PIE
ces.-BoLtimore Republican
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-22
MIR. DAVIS'S REPORT.

The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16
MACHINERY.

The subscriber il constantly manufacture
ing at his machine shop, Burgess & Bald
wins Patent Premium Clorer Machine
This Machine has been before the public
long enough for them TO judge of its merits.
1t has received two premiums from the Anne
rican Institute, and one from the Litchfield
County Agricultural Society. These ma.
chimes are built of the most durable and SUBJ
stantal materials, and are perfect in their
operation. They are considered the most
p"riect machines in the world for hulling
and cleaning Clover Seed. A great many
Of them arc in use to the entire satisfaction
uI he owners and the public.
Also, Rotary Shingle Threshing Ma
oh ines for al! kinds Of grain, the most apprO-
we'd now in usc-Horse Poa0ers Of different
kinds-Dog Poarer Churns, a very conven-
lent article for farmers. They can be used
with dogs or sheep.
Farmers are particularly invited to call
and look at a machine for sowing Plaster
with horses. This machine is very simple
in its construction, and perfect in its opera
ton. II will SOW from half bushel to five
bushel per acre, rs the driver may wish, and
is capable of sowing three or four tons per
dav. The only labor necessary is a boy TO
ride in the wagon to drive the horses and ill
UP the hopper when empty.
| All kinks Of Machinery built and repaired
al short notice, and 10 the best manner, with
prices to correspond with the times.
" Turning Laihes, Saw Arbors, Screw
Plates, &c &c. for sale. II. BALDWIN.
WasLiag,oa, Li,ci field co. Ja.s 10. lsi2. sol6m3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16

A T a Town Meeting Of the inhabitants Of
IN the town of Salisbury legally warned
and holden at the Town Room in said Sails
bury on Monday the 18th day of June le42,
it was VoTED; That swine be permitted to
run at large on the highway ia this town for
the year ensuing, provided the same be well
hinged. Also that each family in this town
be allowed to have one COW run at large in
the highway in this town from the LIST day of
May to the LIST day Of December, from the
rising of the sun to the going down OF the
same.
VorEp; That the Town Clerk cause the
proceeding vote to be published four weeks
successfully in the Litchfield Enquirer prin-
ted in Liichfield.
Attest, ROGER AvERILI, Town Clerk.
Salisbury, June 1911 1912. T4o3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16

tressing and obstinate n1alady, the Vegetable
Life Pills deserve q distinct and emphatic
recommendation. 1t is well known to hum
dreds in this city, that the originator of these
invaluable Pills was himself afflicted with
this complaint for upwards Of tbtytysfve gears
aud that he tried in vain every remedy pre-
Scribed within the whole compass Of the Ma"
terra Medica. He, however, at length tried
the medicine which he now offers to the pub
| lie, and he was cured in a very short time,,
after his recovery had been pronounced not
only improbable, but absolutely impossible
| by any human means.
All that Mr.. Moffat requires of his patients
is to be particular in taking the Life Medi-
cines strictly according to the directions,
1t Is not by newspaper notice, or by any
thing that he himself may say in their favor.
that he hopes TO gain credit. 1t is alone by
the results ola fair trial.
ADVICE TO FEMALEs.-FemaIes who value
good health ShoAld never be without the Life
Medicines, as they purify the blood, remove
Distractions, and give the skinsa beautiful
clear, healthy, and blooming arpeaEance.
To PARENTS AND O7HERs.-PeTsSns Of a
plethoric habit, who are subjectfQ ~, head,
ache, giddiness, dimness of sigh q drowsi-
ness, from too great low Of blood to the
head, should take it frequently. Children,
POtSOuS Vi 0lt atsCSs AtAay t1AMky e11A14&4
any time, as thew ma q .
or any Ingredient that requires connesillsns
or restriction Of diet.
To ELDERLY Persons MANY healthy age1
individuals, who know the value of MonaAS
Life Medicines, make it u rule to take tneuR
two or three times week, by which tney
remove the causes that produce disease pre-
serve their health, and keep of the lntirml"
ties of age.
HEADS OF FAMILIES should always keep
quantity of the Life Medicines in the honses
rs n remedy in cases of sudden illness; TOR
by their prompt administration Cholera
Morbus, Gout in the Stomach, Spasms' re"
vers, Cramps, and other alarming COM
plants, which too often prove fatal' may %
speedily cured or prevented.
FACTS FOR MOTHERS AND NURsEs.-N Is
fact established by the annual bills OF NOR
tality, that one half of the children born are
cut off before attaining seven years OF age
and the fruitful source of this mortallty9s
found to exist in that. foul state Of the stonl.
ach and bowels which produces the genera.
ton of worms. AS the safeprestorer OF In
fantine Health, in this critical state, the L'fe
Medicines have long held distinguished
reputation and for foulness of the stomach
and bowels, and convulsons, although worms
NAV not exists, it is allowed to be Superior to
any other. 80
IL For sale at the Sign Of "Drugs u Me.
dicines" South.street, Litchfelds' AyS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16
Litchfeld, June 9TH, 1912.

Al Court of Probate holde3Gt Wdtertown,
UHhin and for the District ofWatertown, on
the nh day Of June, 1912:
InN the petition of SToRE BARROW, of
~ said WATERFOWL, falhef and natural
guardian to the person and eSate of Andrew
W.. DnrroW, u minor of Shutdown, showing
that said MINOR is the ownerbf certain real
estate situated in the southeast part Of Ilar,
Wlnton, in Litchtield county containing and
being about nineteen acres 4 land, more or
less: bounded north On julia Stones land,
east on Samuel Heminway, ssnth on Leonard
and William Sanford, and west on Arson
Smiths land: and that said 5ea estate can.
not be cccEpied and impfonedto advantage,
and tor the interest and benefk Of said mi.
nor aud 1hat IN hlsonini0E Il VIII be for the
interest Of said minor to have said real estate
sold. and the avails thereof disposed OF as
the law directs, and praying for liberty to
sell the sumo, &c. as pen petiton on file
dated the 7lh day Of JUNG 1872, may now
fully appear.
Ordrrrd, That said petition be heard on
the last Monday of Augusthext, at 9 o'clock
in the forenoon, at the PROBATE Office in this
District, and that said guardian give notice
of the tendency of said EDITION, by adver-
vertising this order in newspaper printed
in I.i,chlield three wceIs successfully at
least six weeks before thu time Of hearing
the same. A true copy O. record,
. Nttcst, HoLBROok CURTIS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16
DIR I,YRRV'S
Vegetable Life Pills

A RE daily effectipg some of the most astonishing
IA and wonderful cures that have ever been known
lin consequence of which they have now become
shining mark against which ali the arrows OF disap-
pointed hope, envy, and uncharitabeness are eveed
without distinction. The town and country are alike
house alike echo with their virtues In all climates,
under all temperatures, they still retain their wonder
full powers, and exert them unaered by age or sltua-
ton They are simple in their preparation, mild in
their actions thorough in all their operations and I'M
rivalled in their results.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16
Clzra.iNges! (t1r1.l0geS!

TNHE subscribers having taken in con-
Il nection with their primer establishment
the shop in west street, formerly occupied
by L. Parmelee, would offer to the public q
general assortment Of Carriages and Wag-
CONS, at prices unusually low to correspond
with the times. 49,
CARRIAGES & WAGONS kept for sale,
and orders for any description of aoork left
at either establishment, will receive imme-
diate attention. LORD g. JUDD.
N. B.-A Journeyman Blacksmith who is
an experienced workman, can find steady
employment and liberal wages by calling as
above. l.. & ].
Iitchfield June l. 1910
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16
WINDOW SASHES AND

THE subscribers having associated them
Il selves in bustnass under the firm of
Nearing & Wizard, would most respectfully
inform the public, that they are constantly
manufacturing, and will have on hand, or
manufacture, at the shortest notice, SASHES
AND BLINDS, of all sizes and descriptions
of the choicest materials, and most finished
workmanship, which they will sell on as
reasonable terms as can be obtained at any
establishment in the State. Having the fa-
cilities of an excellent water power, together
with machinery adapted to their business,
and having located permanently, those in
want of any thing in their line are respect
fully invited to give them call at their shop
in BURLINGTON one mile south of Collins.
vile, where they may depend upon being
accommodated at all times, with an article
which they can warrant, in every respect,
first rate.
N. B. All orders directed to Nearing g.
Wizard, Collinsville, c., will be most CRATE
fully received, and executed with despatch.
GILES II. NEARING,
JOHN WARD.
Collinsville. 1912. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16

A T meeting of the 1st School Society in
N Ltchield, on the 4th of October lS4l,
the subscribers were appointed ga comfRittee
for regulating and keeping in repair the fen
ces and pass-ways Of the east burying ground
and to have such general superintendence
thereof as circumstances should require, and
that all persons having occasion to use said
ground for interment, shall consult said COM
mittee as to the manner and place OF such
interment And that said committee give
public notice of their appointment and of
the duties incumbent on them to exercise"
In pursuance of the directions aforesaid,we
give this notice; and request persons having
occasion to use said ground for the intermen'
of their friends, or contemplating any cree
ions, alterations, or Improvements ther on,
to give notice to the sexton or to either OF
the subscribers, who will attend to the same.
and grant such privileges as may be deemed
reasonable.
SETH p. BEERS,
JASON WHITING, iCommttce.
3 ToMIL SON WFLLs,N
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16

The trial Of Monroe Edwards, for forseries to large
amount, has been going on in New-YOrk for the pas
week. The verdict we have not learned. The Elk
press Of Tuesday, however says the charge of Judge
Kent to the jury was decidedly adverse to the pr
soner
The doings at Washington have been Of little con.
sequence for few days. The Tariff Bill, according
to the correspondence of the Express, presents a
gloomy appearance. What the result will be in re.
gard to this bill, time alone will determine.
At the sign of DRUGS & MEDICINES" South-street
may be found a large assortment of valuable medi-
cines. For particulars, see advertisements.
Judges Of Probate for LitchfeH County-Elisha
Johnson for the District of Plymouth Geo. Taylor,
North Milford; Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent; Jesse Ives,
Barkhampsted; Benajah Hayden, Harwinton Ithiel
Hickox, Washington Waite Garrett, New-Hartford;
E. S. Abernethy, Litchfeld Chas. B. Phelps, Wood
bury; Holbrook Curtiss, Watertown; Harmon B.
Eastman, Boxbury; John G. Witchell, Sharon; John
Peck, Waterbury; Joseph Riggs, Norfolk.
" When will the Medialorial Commute report Z
L. there to be extra session for that purpose 2
. Mr.. Smith must know. See his affecting speech on
capital punishment" glory, guilt and gloom"-gra-
cious, goodness, gosh Onions is ris We are in
clined to agree with Mr.. Smith on the subject of
nltal punishment, when we think OF Derr, who az
tempted 10 deluxe Staieuin blood land overthrow
ONE sRhRR5la republican systefn.-K. II. Pals0d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16
GRAND CONCERT.

TIME members of the WATERBURY BRASS
IL BAND, would respectfully announce to the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of WoIcoTTvILLE and its vi
entity, that they will give Concert of Instrumental
Music at the Congregational Church, on Tuesday
evening, June 2lst. Doors open at 10 past 7-per-
Torrance to commence at 8 o'clock.
N. B. Should the weather be unfavorabe the Con-
cert will be deferred until the next fair evening.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16
NOTICE,

THE Court of Probate for Ehe District of
Il Litchfield hath limited DID allowed six
months from the date hereoEfo the credit
ors to the estate of MARY HUAEToN, late of
Litchtield, deceased, to hibttheir claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly Tested, with
in said time, will be debarrd a recovery
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
quested to make immediate pigment to,
ELI Curtis, Executor.
Ltchfeld, June 7th, 1912. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16
NOTICE

rs hereby given to the Stockholders of tho
L. New-Mliord and Litchfeld Turnpike
Co. that special meeting of said Company
will be held in New Milford, at the Hotel of
Geo. N. Mallory, on Thursday the 7th day
of July next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. TO appoint
a committee to contract for and superintend
the building of a portion of said Company IS
road, and do any other business relating
thereto which may be deemed necessary.
By order Of the Directors.
w. J. STARR, Clerk.
Milford, June -, 1912.