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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
Health and Strength. DIR. s. O. RICHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED Shea.9.W Wine EB6tte9.S,

DUT up in ocIagon bottes and the ingredients to II make the same put up in pressed packages; tor sale by all the Druggists and most of the w. l. Goods dealers in Boston and vicinity. Also. by my agents m all the principal towns throughout ew-England and the Southern and Western States.
 z. s. HALL HARRINGTON corner of Sackvllle-street,
 P. $. BARNARD, w. G. SKINNER and PERRY MORSE are my only authorized travelling agents.
 OFFICE, l5 HANovER.sTREET, BOSTON.
 75 cents per bottle 50 cents per paper.
 The following are selected from large number ot ~ From the Dover (N. H) Gazette.
 Dr. Rich0rdsons Btttsrs.-ln our columns may be found an advertisement of the Vegetable Btters pre- pared by Dr. S. O. Richardson, of South Redding, Mass. They are, as said to be, undoubtedly compo- sed of a variety of valuable and purely vegetable matter, and from own experience, as well as oth- CTS, can speak highly of their renovatlng and ln- good opinion ot the Bittere as they are not qlack nostrum but discovered, prepared, and yended by a regular physician, graduate of the College ot our putting them himself but leaves it te those who try them to judge themselves.
 From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton:
 Richardson's Btters.-Of the numerous medicines which are advertised n our paper from time to time, we pretend to know but lltte-thelr virtues must be known only to those who have used them. But with Dr. S. o. Rchardson's Bitters we are somewhat ac. last summer for general debility and headache and much relief was derived from then. Those who Uaay be subject to nervous headache, will Sind the Bters very bene6cial-they proved 50 in the case to which we refer. From the Barnstable Patriots
 Health and Strength.-To regain or preserve these, is the great desderatum. Nothing that we know of Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters. Try enl- the slrictese temperance man need not be afraid oi she alcohol in them There is more of it than is absolutely necessary to preserve the spirit of the roots and harbs of which they are composed.
 0r For sale. wholesale and retail at Garritt & Baldwin's, Llchfeld; So. Farms, Wm. L. Smedley Bethlem, s. J. Looms Woodbury, Msrriman & DugIass alss Curtis Candy. & Co. Wolcottvile, Smith & Ensign Harwin,on, Kelog &E Smith Ply Agents in all the principal towas in tho state. 4mS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
IYse CIOtt5es' Of Bamt0sss

YNENDERS his thanks to his friends and -A customers for favors already received, and earnestly desires a continuance of the same, and would inform them and the public generally, that he has fitted up his works for the purpose of manufacturing wool into Sat- tinet or homemade Cloth, either on shares or by the yard, and feels confident that he can please all who may favor him with their cus- tom. Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing as usual.
 N. B. Also a few unsettled accounts of long standing, on which the ready pay would send him on his way rejoicing.
 A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. HUMAN BISHOP.
 July !, l642. 4w6
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 1 District of Kent, has limited and allow. cd six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of LEWIS L. STUART, late of said Kent, in said district, deceased represented insolvent, in which to exhibiS their claims thereto; and has appointed Phi- letus Vinegar and Edward Schermehornv of said Kent, Commissioners to receive, CT. anime, and adjust said cfaiTns.
 Certified by NATH'LP. PxRRx, Judgs. June IT, A. D. 1642.
 The subscribers give notice. that they shah meet at the Hotel of PieTp0nr Edwards, in said Kent, on the second Monday Of August, and the first Monday ot December next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 Ea,1a1D' EDw4nD sonnnn1aorr, %nnaaaso comm'". All persons indebted to said estate, arc re- quested to make immediate payment to
 NELSON GRAIN, (Admin;s.ra,o-,
 TURNEv HALL, ''"''0'O'"' Kent, June n, 1642.~ (.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
DR. LYBBY's Vegetable Life Pills

A RE daily efscting some of the most astonishing "A aud wonderful cures that have ever been known -ln consequence of which they have now become . shining mark against which all the arrows of dsap. pointed hOpe envy and unchartableness leVellsd without distinction. The town and country are alike filled with their praise; !h: palace and % the poor under ell temperatures, they still retain their wonder fu powers and exert them unalteFed by age OF oilua ton. They are simple in their preparation mild in their actions, thorough in all their operations, and rivaled in their results.
 DR. L1BBY's BlTTERs.
 That Dr. Libby has made an important discovery in the science of medicine ant the physiology of the human system, of more importance to the well.beinR and health of the great human family, than all that has heretofore been known cannot be doubted by the
 shall now proceed to state in what my theory and important discovery coDsste. and iat!er myself that shall be able to make t clear that this doctrine is true. Before. however, doing this. wish fo explain one word, which shall have occasion to make lrs. quent use of, VIZ Secretion.
 By Secretion, mean that part of the animal eco- nomy which supplies the fluids of the body, for eX. ampe-lhe b,le or gall is fluid, and is Secretion of the Liver.
 All diseases have their origin in suppressed. i'm. perfect, or dcpraved secretion of various organs DR. ISRAEL DELAMATER's RHEUMATIC
 LiNIMENT.
 Jt is frequently urged that Rheumatism cannot bs cured by external applications But n IS certainly true, that it can be Only reached but entirely cured by external aud internal remedies used the same time. This ths proprietor OG the Lin:ment and Specific prepared prove to the entire sat:iactOn Of every who is afflicted with this most distress ing complaint by literal and unequivoeal warrantee thSt whoever will use one bottle Of Dr. Delamaters Rheumatic LDment externally, and one bottle of the Indian Rheumatic Specific internally, and return the empty bottles to where they were purchased, II not CURED, shall have the purchase money refunded in full. COMSTOCk & TYLER, Wholesale Druggists aud Sole Agenis, New York 9rF For sale at tho sign of "Drugs & Medicines" Litch6eld. 6m3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
At0 Court of Probate holden Gs Noufolk, wiihiM and for the district ef Nortozk, on ths l7th day Of June 4, D. l642:

Aso Court cf Probate holden as NoJoR, Uiihiu and for the district ef Noyfolk, on ths l7th day of Juns, A. D. l642:
 Present, Michael r. Nils, Esq. Jadgs. |TPON the petition of William Butler, of V Norfolk, in Litchfield County, showing to this court that he is guardian of Jared Sul. livan Butler and Celia c. Butler, both of Norfolk. minors, that said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Nor. fold, at the northeast corner of said Norfolk, and partly in Colebrook at tho northwest corner of said Colebrook. which came .o them from the estate of William Couch, late of Norfolk, deceased, which lies in common and undivided, with tho other heirs of the said William Couch, deceased, and contains in the whole about sixty acres the said mi- nOrs each owning one sixteenth part valued at about .that it would be for the benefit of said minors to have said property sold and the avails vested according to law, praying for liberty to sell said property for l the purposes aforesaid as par petition on file.
 A is O dsred by this court that said guardi. an give notice of said application by pub. fishing this order in a newspaper printed iM Litchield, three weeks successively, tt least SIX weeks before the hearing, and that said petition be heard at the probate ofIice in Norfolk on the 5th day of September, A. D, l642, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from record.
 |6 MICHAEL E. MILLS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
NOTICE.

THE subscribers respectfully inform l their friends and the public. that they have bought part of the Woollen Factory in Goshen. Canada Village, ,(formerly owned by John If. Collins & CO.,) which is now im first rate order, and on . never Sailing stream of water. where they calcalate 0 manufacture Broad and Marrow Cloths, Cas- simeres, Sattinets and Fannels. on Wooalsa or Cotton Worps, on shares or by she yard i; also. Carding Rolls, Dressing and Ceiosing home- made Cloth and Flannel. 1t shall bo our constant study to give general satislac. ton and we are confident. from our expoyis ence. to sui. our customers according to iheir directions.
 JAMEs 6 JoHn O'DHxn.
 Goshen, June 2l, lS42. AtS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

A CAaD.- The NEw BRITAIN GRAYs would take
 this method of expressing thsir thanks to the Union
 Rifemen of Ltchheld- the citizens generally-a
 tO the LADIES in particular, for the kindness and hos .pitalty extended to them during their stay in their
 beautiful village and will ever cherish with fond re- |membrance the visit which has given them 30 much |eniOyment
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

and shew cause if any they have, why the prayer of said petition shall not be granted notice whereof be given, by qualification of copy of this order, at least twenty days before the day of such hearing in a newspaper printed in LtchGeld, in said District called the Litchfeld Enquirer.
 [L Sl In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court the day and year above mentioned.
 Attest, CHARLES A. INGERSoLI, Clerk
 The foregoing is a true copy of the original order
 Attest, CHARLES A. lNGERsoLL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

At q Court cf Probate holden at Salisbury,OiEk-
 in and fer the district 9 Sharon, on sks 2stk
 day of Jssne, A. D. ls43.
 Present, John c. MitcheH, Esq. Jw4es. TTPON the petition of Wm. M. BurEall, of O Canaan, in the county Of Litch6eld. showing to this court, that he is guardian of Asa s. Brewster and Jabez Brewster, of Ca. naan, within said district minors that said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Canaan. viz. tive undivided third parts of certain piece of land lying in tho first society of said Canaan, about half a mile westerly of the meeting house in said society, and bounded south and west by highways, north by Joel Wright's land, and east by Edmond g. Jane's land, containing about ten acres of land, and the same is un- der the i1cumbrance of the dover of tho widow of Jabez Brewster, deceased, and ie valued at about one hundred dollars; that said land is unproductive, and that ie would conduce to the interest of said minors to have the same sold and the avails applied as the law directs, and praying for liberty to soll said property for the purpose aforesaid as
 is ordered Jy dis Couys, That said Guar. sing the same 10 be published in . nswspa. per printed in Litchfield. in the county of Litchfield, three weeks successively, at leass six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at tho probate ofIieo in said district on the 18th day OfDeptembes cext, at 10 o'clock 4. M.
 Certified from record. -t~4
 JoHN c. MlTCHELl, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of IL Litchfeld, hath assigned the 18th day of July, l642, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the Pro- bate Office in Litchfield, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of JESSE EE. SIGN, late of said Litchfield, deceased, repre- scented insolvent {; at which time and place all persons in interest will appear, if they sec cause, and be heard relative to said appoint. ment. w. M. ENSIGN, Administrator.
 Litchfield, July 4 l642. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

LITCHFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
 SOCIETY. VHNHE next stated meeting of the Executive Com N mittee of this society vii be holden at the Man son House in Litch6eld, on Tuesday the 18th day o July next at 10 o'clock in the morning.
 F. PHELPS, Recor. Secretary. Lifchfeh June 20 l642,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
ALLOTMENT OF JUDGES FOR ls4S-s

ALLOTMENT OF JUDGES FOX I64S-5.
 SUMNER CIRCUIT.
 Williams, Ch. J. Litchfeld and New Haven. Church, j. New London and Holland. Waite, J. Fairfield.
 storrs. J. a:SsIa HaItfCrd. ,a w;nah,u
 WINTER CIRCUIT.
 % %WiIlic%, Oh. J. E.l,6oId Eai.fsld; .ud ,;,.hs.,d Waite, J. New Haven and Holland. Storrs, J. Middlesex and Windham. Hinman,J. New London.
 To COrrespOndsnss.-"S Sic Transit Gloria Mund" shall appear next week. "Pedagogue," will also be attended to in due season.
 Rhode IslQnd.-The second outbreak and rebellion of the Free Suffrage party. has been commenced and we trust ended within tho two past weeks Dorr fled soon as his more active followers began the burn ing of powder. His whereabouts, rumor says, is New York. A brief history of this instruction may be found in the Enquirer this morning
 Congress is raging with debates upon the conside. ration of the late Veto. Nothing of interest has been doing fer day two can learn, by the papers of Monday-and no papers of later date been re. ceived!
 BUNKER HI1L.-The Bos,onians had great doings the l7th. Cannon were fired from tho top of the Monument, and every other demonstration entered into with the most hearty zeal.
 Miss Hamblin, the actress, who killed hor husband at Mobile, few weeks since, is at Kingston, Jam, where she is enjoying the largest liberty" THE PouGHKEEPs1E EAGLE nominates HENRY CLAY and WILLARD FILLMORE for the Presidency and Vice. Presidency.
 MARRIED-On tho 10th inst, the youngest son of exPr0sident Van Buren, to Rhe vounpast dauphteP of Mr. James, of Albany.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
SPRAYED, OR STOLEN,

usaS TVROM the subscriber, on
 N N the night of the 18th of June, Light Red three year sznkAmus old COW, with shortish horns. Whoever will give information of said COW, at the South Gate on Goshen Turnpike, shall be liberally rewarded. ASA BARNES.
 LitchfieId, June 26, ls42. *5
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
c. R. BUTLER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Plymouth, Conn. "A

List of Letters remGining in the Post Office Gt
 LITcHTIELD, June 90, l642. Abby, Alanson Hungerford, Mrs. Mary Allen, Edmund Johnson, Horace, Bassett, Nathan Johnson Mrs Harriet Baldwin, Artsmus Kelley, Patnick Beach, George KiIborn. Ethan Beach, David Marsh. Roswell Beach, Luman Moulthrop, Truman Bssel, Nathl Moss, Harlow Bssel, Amos Moss Heirs, Phil0 Booth, Henry Newcomb 2, James B. Brown, Henry Odel. Mrs. Charity BrooksT, Samuel Palmer, Lemuel L. Dudley, A. c. PaImoEe, William A. Dickinson, Amos Petsee, William J. Ensign, 8. M. Palmore MtOn A. Fisk, Samuel A. Perry, B. C.. Forbes 2d Moses Pierce. Miss Julia C. Fnsbie, Lucy A. Russel, Samuel Guild, Allen Shoves William H. Guild, Albin Smedev. Fredrk Gibbs, Willis Smith, Polly A. Gilbert, James Stone, & Co, B. Gilbert, Calvin Strong, Miss Clarissa Griswold. Gilbert Tyrrel2, A. M. Griswold Thadeus Wsllowen, Benjamin Griswotd, Asahel Wards Hiers. Abigail Hall, Daniel Wech &Co. Messgs Hugh Hopkins Edward Fl. Wheeler, Aga Hoichkisa Frederick Wright, Samuel Horton. Matthias ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
Dr. GOOdmam's Pills.

J. WHITING, P. M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19
Deaths.

Died. the county of Richmond, Thursday the ast OF J-
w. in the twenty second year of his age Mr. WM A. Guns.
leaving and mother three brothers, and large circle oil
friends lament their irreparable loss. The writer Of this ou-
any knew him WE'LL aud he doubts his spirit
azns those joys which reserved for the faithful at Gos
right hand May his brothers and friends initiate his example,
Christ live life the righteous that their lat end
may like his they may him in the Paradise
of God, parting will he more, and where every tear
~ be pined frnm their pves l..
Died at his Residences Church Ill., Thursday evening the
lt ins REUBEN LIrscoMH the Goth year of his age
The deceased highly esteemed ana much respected by al
who him. His death inicts blow that will long ana
ke-y by his arctionae wife and children, and his nu
~ friends aud relations.
Died. residence, in this city, Sunday, the 4th ins
O'clock NJ in the Goth year of her Mrs. ALICE
GRYMrs WILLIAMS, rec Of the late VIM. Z. Williams, ESD
Eminent for her Christian virtues she died she had lived
with full hope of future hlessedness.
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xx7ORTIAM, McGRUDER & 20. offer for sale
w 100 lds Rico, New Orleans, ST. Crox and Clarified

xx7ORriIAM McGRUDER & 20. offer for sale
w 100 hds Porto Rico, New Orleans, ST. Croix and Clarified
Sugar
90 boxes SINGLE GouDlc ana treDe ioal sugar
90 hlds. Trinidad and Porto Rico Molasses
100 barrels New Orleans do.
l20 bags old Java Coffee
275 do. Iasufa do
ESQ sides sole LEATHER good and damaged
GOO lbs. Shoe Thread
SIS boxes sunpowder and black Tea
Is crcrs fresh Rice
Is bags Pepper and Pimento
London Mustard, in pound and half pound bottles
900 kegs Nails aud railroad Spikes
500 sacks blown Salt, factory filled
80 do ground Alum do
Is kegs refined satpetre
200 tcrces Thomaston Lime
Is barrels superior Cider Vinegar
90 boxes l0xl2 Glass
200 do. sxl0 do.
10 bags Ginger
30 casks Malaga and Sicily Madeira Wine
80 boxes sperm Candies
Is do. Jndd's patent sperm do
IS do. Hulls aud Wooirufs taiow do.
$50 barrels clipped and family Henings
50 boxes bunch raisins
ceroon Indigo
so boxes Simmons Axes
700 kegs Duponrs sporting aud blasting Powder
Bags Shot
Cotton and hemp Plough Lines
Bed Cords Birthstone
Nutmegs Mace, Cloves
Wrapping Paper, Letter do
IS bushels Herds Grass Seed
Clover Seed Orchard Grass Seed
$50 Tedega Country aud Swedes Iron comprising an
assortment Of nearly all sizes, round NAT and square
tons American, Swedes and Russia bil"tereu ''ee'
do. English bsered 40.
do. Cast - do.
Sheet Iron Boiler Plates
Band and hoop Iron, from I to inches "iae
ton Plough Plates
do Spring Steel
do. Nail Rods, assorted sizes. On 49,,
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THE VETO POWER.


Atm social meeting of the Louisa Bar on the even.
ing of tile 9Th Of August, the Veto power in the Con-
stuon of the u. S. being the topic OF conversation
and remarkable coincidence appearing in their views
and opinions in regard to the importance OF the power
and the occasions which call for its exercise, il was
proposed TO embody their opinions in the form OF reso
lnlions.
Upon motion, John z. Holiday, Esq, was called 10
the chair and committee appointed by the Chair to
prepare and report resolutions expressive of the sense
Of the meeting.
The committee consisted Of Lucan Minor, William
F. Gordon John Voolfolk, Walter d. Leake, and
VIM. Nj. Amber, Esqs.
On motion, the meeting adjourned TIL the next morn
ing.
dngust 9-The meeting having again convened, the
committee through their Chairman reported resou
tons which, after some modification, were unanimous
ly adopted follows
/ Pesolred That the President of the u 5. has
the constitutional right, and it is his duty to veto any
bill passed by Congress- and presented for his approba
ton for any cause which he, nde pendcn: branch
of the Government, in the exercise OF sound dlscre
ton deems adequate, with view 10 the general well
fare.
9. Resoleed, That ',be Veto power is a sauary
check upon the Legislative body, calculated TO guard
the community against the effects of factlous precip
fancy Of any impulse unrendly TO The pubic so"d
which may happen to influence majority Of tina, bo-
dy."
s. Resoired, That we deem it inexPedient and unwse
TO abolish or in any way modify the Veto power,
conferred by the Constitution of the U.
4. ResOlred, That President Tylers refusal to sign
the three bills which he has disapproved meets our
appreciation.
s. Reso1sd, That these proceedings be signed by
The Chairman, and copy of them transmitted to the
Editor of the Richmond Enquirer for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN Y. HOLLADAY, Chm.
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Richmond, August 18th. 1912.

IN pursuance of the United States Court for The
fifth Circuit and Eastern District OF Virginia, held the city
of Richmond pronounced the Both of May IS42
Of George Miller Complainant against Daniel Grinnans
tor and Others Defendants L was among other Matters decerd
and ordered That John s. Wexford who
Commissioner for that should sell public auction TO
the highest bidder the Real Estate, of which Daniel Gnnan
died seized and possessed
undersigned therefore, Executor OF Daniel Grnnan
deceased and Commissioners aforesaid WILL the 9s
pepper, offer for sae public auction known and
valuable Estate called Presque ISLE (Which adoin
Richard Cunningham, Esq., called Elkwood-and the Estate
the late William Champe Carter, called Farley and which is
bounded sides by the Elk and Hedgman the one
running the line from three to four the other from four
FIVE miles, which unite the South East Land
and forms the North branch Of the RnpPahannock river
This Estate one Of The most valuable in the State and
ains acres more than one half Of which Is low grounds,
and the residue healthy wheat land with snciency wood
and timber for ali The said Eate Is susceptible
vision into at least three good farms and unless sod body
will be sold to suit purchasers There upon farm new
large and commodous brick House, slate contain
ing eight dry cellars, &c brick office and kitchen,
house, stone spring house. and necessary building
This Estate subject TO DOVER which has been laid of de-
Of the Court which will be shewn SAFE
which may be purchased and the made
And at the same time and place. the undersigned will offer for
sale another Tract Of Land containing about M acres and is
adoins the lands Of William skinker and Dr. CIopon and
about two miles from Whea'lsys and three from Ksys well
known Manufacturing Mills There this Farm small, but
comfortable improvements
And the same time and place, the undersigned will offer
for sale small Tract Of Land lying the Gourd Vine Meet
Ing house, South Rappahannotk county
formerly the property Of Major Roberts particular
scrpt0n of which will be given on the day of sale.
And the undersigned WILL the 3d day of October 1884,
the door Of the Farmers Hotel in Of Fredereks
Land IS acres, lying the county spottsyvana
the Turnpike, about two miles from Fredeeksbua and be-
upon which the said Tracts offered for
follows wi-One fourth cash, short date.
from the day Of saIehs deferred 10 be seeared BY
bonds with good security and dced q nus! On fse
Commissioner and Executor Of D. Ghnnsn.
Aug 39-td,
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oNG CREDIT on LAND NEAR LYNCliBU kG.-Desnous
Of going We. the subscriber win sell the Land upon which
he resides lying both sides of the Lynehbug and Campbell
C. H. and stage miles from the former ana 4irom
the latter place and the Canal and contains about 800
cleared and enclosed the balance n woods
most of which was Spring with clover Imohy and
Herds grass seed of the balance Of the cleared land Is at
OF easy cultivation and the soil of that character which
is most productive susceptible Of the most profitable
ment The buildings are, u large story dwelling with a
cellar smoke house ice house, well Of superior water In the
ward and well house. carriage house, &C., barn. corn house,
house smiths house and shop orchard OF the various
fruits. good raden &C. This of the most public roads
leading Lynchbug The stand good for ayern and all
Is not large enough good land adjoining can be had hay-
ing on mill ste lime quarry, &C. This situation band
the extrene-convenient 10 church,
schools and msand every worthy the attention OF
any one II will be sold price that will gre satisfaction to
any one wanting land long credit if desired will be given
:, IvnehbnIa VIM A. STABLES.
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