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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
DENaTTS TRY.

LITTLE invites the attention Of the
q . citizens Of Charlestown and its vicinity,
10 his improved ssstemHof Cleaning, Plugging,
Extracting and Inserting Teeth. he has an as
Sertment Of Incorrnptible Teeth, which, for
beauty and durability, cannot be exceIled. His
instruments are Of the most improved kind, made
10 facilitate the operations, 50 as 10 produce the
least possible pain, and secure the create safe
~. He is prepared to insert Teeth on1he most
improved method now Ia use, and 10 perform
all operations thereon, ID manper which can
not fail TO give perfect Satisfaction. Tits pre-
sumed that his method of inserting teethaon the
single root, Is the most durable OF any invented
He has also prsetissd with much success, a new
and improved system Of filing carious teeth,
which renders them rs serriceable Is they were
previous 10 decaying
He will be ID charlestown on Monday next.
and will also attend there on the third Monday
Of every month, and may be found at the house
Of bis sister.in-law. Mrs. Trawin.
e7LLadiss or gentlemen waited on, 10 Charles
town. ornny part of1Jeiersoh, il required.
Nor. IL l842
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

sE-y> The Undersigned requests Ills fEienes and
the publiH gtneraIy 10 allead ne shave saie.--
As alf ms ner,y must be sold. lam very de-
fireus thai do Trustees shoala succeed in sell
Ing Rion sheIsB5 spFoihled.
Nov tfl WM. GRANTHAM. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
1'RUSVEE'S SALE.

m hJJO1tEE D. lOsELEs vi
ny virtue Of Deed of Tfsust executed ID the
ID undersigned, By John Keller aud Maria bis
wife, bearing date on the 18th day Of Sepiem-
Dor 1899, and dul- RECORDED in the Clerk's0f
fee Of the County Court Of Jefferson, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned, shall on
Saiardag he l9tk dag Of .Notsutbsr as1i, before
the Hotel Or wiIliam Cornell. in the town 81
HaEpers- Ferry, sell. 10 the highest bidder, for
ready money!
The Lot OF GROUND IN ia Deed
sof Tra4t to me Conveyed aid Let
lies in the torn Of Boiivar, Jefer-
son coun mtg, STATE of Yirg; d, and
has on IL comfortable DS bling
House, someiO UTH0H S, and
a fyst-rrte acelt.
The Lot is the same as conse, . said
John Keller 10y aeoEniah Sesmd deed
bearing. date pn said 18th day - iember
1889 The same property IS nov. IN ScuPan
cy Of said JOHN Keller.
sale 10 co hmence Il . o'clock P
ssahF ISAAC F0ukE Iee.
Dc. 81, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
JOHN a SMITH,
JQHN +. SMITH.

= - ~
sTseAx lie above property Ii soll Tor the be-
|ne6l sc INV creditors 81 Graathanl i Esarns. il
Iis hoped tglal 81 concerned viii cone forward
and biz i4s n II and make i ex,andas far as
lp0ss ibieiF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
Tract OffElAyD with the ape
usaraetsa7lces.
go ACAe ES,
III 4p3D3.6ssgicc yE,nsiteF.

erkS intelligent Youth, from Tito | 9 gears
of aga, OF gf5d edllcatlon. and Of Industrious
habits " III bs takan apprentices 70 the Print
ing buEioessat le
Nosl l0.ie4a FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
Trustees sale 81, LAND, and
PEE2SOHEAEa EST ATE.

= 4lRNS - ~ n "a &sSS ~ ~ > IL
Hey virtue Of Deed or Trust frdm George
u , Reynolts 10 The Undersigned, rhroI ded ia
The county court 81 Jefferson, will bd cfferedlat
public sale 10 the hlshestbMide fdr cash, ai
his RESIDENCE, near Shepherd lown, de-
ThGysdB ~ 2lA day eff .Nsvsmssr,I mai, thS
following property, 70 .wits
The Farm and Sgrang MILL, H +
on the Potomac river, about i've ullss below
Shepherdst9~n, known as ReSnofd LRtle. MIf
Tract, containing about $50 ACRES. This
property Is said 10 be very valuable, being hne
limestone nd,sNell adapted to farinhg purEp-
ses. AID there is on il the finest LIME SrO.VE
QU.aRRY ID the county, which has Eefetofcfe
yielded q very handseme prof, 10 those WHO
worked il. Lying on the bsRk oftAsIPotomae,
there is toe greaiesi facility for gdtting the
stone apa lime, and ell other products Of the
farm 70 market, By the way Of The Carat. .7iso,
three lafga BOATS. Tor conveying stone from
the Quarry. .also, j large new
Brick Ware House, AZ
ind HH.4RF' at the Ferry Lufdingin
SihpherdstoEa, H
and all the spsrsonaI PROPERTY oFbaM Rey-
.nolds 10 Jefferson county. siis
Oct. 20 1872. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

GaPSh G.7pSt, CAPSgfY
(E1L0TAs Fur, Seale,te, Velvet and Gland
N<'CAPS--a grea variety for sale very lcW
al the store OF j J. AfIIIlERI
Nov 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
\ BARGAINS !!
bargains, BArsNtMs,
In Shoes Boots. Hats. Cans. sc

- H7IINID.', AsOoN n, -Ts'so' r. IL
/. 4 HAVE JOS. returned from The Eastern Mar.
L kets with an additional and LARGE SUPPLY
OF Shoes, Boots, Hats, Caps, &c.,
comprising an kinds now worn, and Of The
most fashionable and substantial make, 81 ri
daesd prices, which invite the citizens Of Hir4
Rers-Ferry and the surrounding country 10 call
and examine. As I an dealing in these sfIieles
altogether the public may rest assured they
will hnd every article that may be called FOR,
on The very Osst terms ~
Corner Shenandoah and High Streets
ARNOLD S. STEPHENS!
IL NJ Al. - III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

kE-Te Tho sale Of The above prpberiy takes
place with the consent Of the uncetsigued and
il is NY earnest desirethat my friend4 and neigh
b0is will come forward and bid liberhlls FOR lie
above property GEO. REs.YA0LlDs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

PUBLIC. SALE.

n \ obedienes 10 a Decree 81 the Circuit Su-
y PerioF Court Of Law and Chancsry Cor Jef-
tefso1 county, rendered AZ The last October
Term Of the said Court. Will BE- offered al PSb-
lie Sale, a The court-house door ia Charles
Town, an Friday tAs '2sd day n Deesussr nsri,
OAN-yB.N XIX, rs e VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17


fastke said County df Jstlsr4oa. Bott
Tracts ofLGnd Ore on tie Potomac
riper-tke 0re-bunk Ifdtt Is about
Your miles froE, Hrrpsrs- Ferry, and
rontains about Il0 ACRES, and is
chiefly rOludbte for the IRON. ORE
Which IS found upon Il, and is used at
Vie s7nfetam iran Works. Tie Fer
ny Lot is opposite to Bpfen's Forge,
Ind contains, about 10 acres. a
minute description Of he land Is
deemed unnecessary, ns any person
Ioishing to purchase rVill eramine il.
o. Saturday re 24th dsy 81 Dteaassr, at The
ore bank farm, will be sold the PERSOH--
AL PROPERTY Of said John McP.
Brlen IN, this coahiy, consstngfo f /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
A'hiltlrera,s SIoes.

IN VERY large supply, among which aEe
tAa-A many new styles; together With gene
~ assortment Of ladies' shoes-alSd, mems ana
boys boots and shoes. Just received BY
Nov l05 J ~ MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

1T Is 0hDERED. That Master Comnissioner
j worthIngt6n do proceed to execute the de-
Icretal order made on he 9th day Or Noyeai-
Der, 1885. and be Is further directed 70 ascer-
tain The in-put Of the partners, respectively, the
value Of The social effects. the debts due the
same, and the debts due therefrom, u the Ii.ae
OF said Fismilton JefIersoBs deaih, % as TO as
certain fhe interest Of said Hamilian JeEsrson
il the same al the time Of his death ;and II case
the said Benlamin Jefferson hiissto produce
the books and papers Of said neresniile cpneeED,
" as tiAfaetorilt 10 show the state and condi-
ton Of the business at lhat.inse, 70 VA tie
debts credits- effects, sc, The said Coz mission
et is directed 10 receive any further general tes-
timoly touching the same which maS "a intro
ducetf; making, asidHsctet in said fofner de-
erstsT order, al reasonable prssamy;iens a.
gainst ihe said Bsnjamin W. JelIersons--Ahd
The said CommissioneT IS directed lossiate spe-
ciaIly Any project Of report, or other matter
whichhe u1pJ be requested 70 STATE bsihe eoun-
sci Of the plaintiff, Is well IS such fhaiters IS
he may deem pei tineai, or as be may to directed
TO state specially, and make repoft sc The uext
Term, IaoFder 70 iiaat sieerre,
a c5py--Tesis
nanrnr- r NJ, f.ft=kc ~ II =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
Sheriff. safe.
IFomseholll and KiFcheil
FURNITURE.

Consisting OF Beds. HedEteads aAd ReddlngI
chars. Tables Carpetiag, Sc. III
Including every kind Of personsl pFcperty,sb
longing 10 The said George Reynbaas, taken q
satisfy seaaFs EXECUTIONS agsinsl him, Sc.
sCT@fhe sale Of he-aboFe pFopuIty will pom
iiFsiy take place as advertised, nnil The Passit
wili ind Il 10 heir advsAtsge 10 alidnd s-..
JOHN III AfeENDREE, ID. S.
far s FntaSa,talRE Duff IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

Horses, Carts, Ploughs, 100 bushels Of
Corn IN the fsid, Sc. Sc.
/ TERMS or SALE --Tke Personal Property
10 We sold on credit Of siztj dass;--the Real
Estate as follows: one-tlitd of ne purchase
money in hand --one third a HiHs, nnd one -lhird
in twelve months from the tsyotsale. The de-
ferred payments 70 be secured By bonds With
personal security, and the tile % be retained as
farther security.
WM. c. w0RTliiEEToN,
WILLIAM L! BAKER,
Nov. IL. i642-4ts. Spseibl Conni'fs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
SAEM o. So.

1SlIE uhder4 ignea, Executor OF George PR
"A tdEGeIa, DEE twill pose 70 sase IL public
-sustiod, oil .I5ada5 ne I z Il dag ef December,
,pr-i, before tae Ee4rs House dopr h Martins
burg, the faR.a sshse Henry Gwilis nls now
1ists, sJieiDfng The tard4 or s "a. Cannin shahl,
sen fDErisl ganlarkr da others, co1taInfag
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31

At a Court Of Probate holden at Harrinton.
Within and FIR the district Of Lar0intOn, on the
18Th day Of March, A. ID. 1912:
Present, Abyah Calm, Esq Judge.
Upon the petiiion OF Hannah Dunbar,
" stating TO this Court that she is the guar
dian of John ii. Dunbar and Levi II. Dun
bar, and that they own rs tenants in CON-
mon, subject TO tile dover of said Hannah,
the following described tracts Of land, 10
wit :-one piece containing about ten acres.
bounded north on lands OF Jeremiah Holt.
east on highway, south on lands b' longing
to the estate Of Levi Il. Dunbar, and weSi by
lands Of Cyrus Dunbar ALSO the ono sixth
part OF the land and buildings used rs n
nanufaciorv Of cOitun, and the privilege of
the water thereto belonging, bounded west
and south Oh Highway, east on tho heirs uf
Elias Potter, aud north on jeremiah Holt,
continuing about one AMI lnlt acres Of
land :-aIso. that they own. subject as aiore.
said, the buildings used as fulling mill,
ind the saw mill. situated about twenty rods
below said cotton mill. together with about
ono half acre Of land upon which said mills
are siiuaisd, with the water privilege; that
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31

them upon our revenue and manuta etuRUs, (the
memory Of which is still ranking IN the breasts Of the
peope) before they ventured TO raise the iarfIcry
Can as honest Wings, with reason and expert.
guide us, suffer ourselves to he duped hy such
shallow pretenses as these Have we any warrant
for surprising that the veteran democrat Of sal; and
COAL memory, has washed himself white from his
anti-tarif IrnnsgressaOns and will now and
denOunce his former self? Cothe him again in sena
tOral robes aud you shall the tide of his Ro.
man hrmness setting strong as ever agalns the
i'll, whether for revenue or protection. 1t has been
often remarked that vigilance and activity are nts-
y confined to minorities. II we have any thing To
apprehend from the result at the coming election,
must be our own want Of energy. We have furces
enough and to spare, if we will but rally them. We
have nothing TO fear from our opponents. Defeat If
it comes upon u.s. will come through our own agency
and al our own bidding. Let us come forward, Then,
to the balOt.box on the Firs, Monday ia April with
unbroken strength, let aside all prejudces,
whether local PERSONAL and remember that as one
poor man saved city by his virtue, good
State OF Connecticut. though small in territory and
few in the number Of her sons, may give her Western
and Southern sisters lesson that shall do much TO
redeem them.
The tariff question s the great test question which
is try The policy Of the two parties. 1t is The line of
seporation-it is the gulph that hes between them.-
cold hills Of New England, this is object peculiar.
y dear We cannot, like our Southern brothers,
slumher amid the plenty Of our indulgent clme-nor
can we, like those who ill the rich borders of the
lakes, harvess ripe for the sickle almost with
out the tot! of husbandmen hut though our hills are
rocky, yet the streams that they nourish full Of
strength. They never weared with over-lahOr,
they never need repose. Independent and noble
hearted as our farmers have always been, vet our
manufacturers mus, come in for an equal share of
praise. Without these we could not have reached
present elevation, could hold it when gain
ed-sparse as our population is, we should lie com.
PEELED either to 20 westward or starue These your
f"ser.paren's are calling to YOU for support. Wings,
is calling for substantial and permanent revenue
will you say it nav? If you do she shall fall by
parncidal hand Come and help us. PuBLlus.
ALBERT SEnGwIcK.-The office Of Sheriff is not Of
partisan nature all the people want is good Off
Ger. one able and faithful. Can they do better than
to elect the gentleman above named, without distnc
lion Of party Whoever we may prefer for Governor
e, US all vote for Sedgwick for Sheriff.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31

debts and settling the estate Ct the ae'd
James and subject to the widows righl e
dover, and bounds north by Samuel HOtcil-
kisss land, east by highway, south by ErGs..
tus Smith and west by Daniel Loveland and
others, and contains in the whole about fiftj
acres, and said minor shares are of the value
of about thirty dollars each. That it would
be for the benefit of said minors to have said
property sold and the avails vested accord
ing to law, praying for liberty TO sell said
property for the purpose aforesaid as per
petition on file.
1t is Ordered by this Court that said guar
dian give notice of said application by pub
fishing this order in newspaper printed in
Litchfield three weeks successfully at least
six wee ks before the hearing, and that said
petition be heard at the Probate Office in
Norfolk on the 3Oth day of May le42, at 10
o'clock iu the forenoon.
Certified from record.
AZ Michael r. MlL1s, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31
FIRM G0a. Sale.

THE subscribers, Elijah Hayes, Admins
l. TRAITOR Oh the estate OF ELIJAH STRONG,
late of Warren, deceased, and SIIus Wedge,
Conservation Of Minerva Strong. the widow of
said deceased. in pursuance Of orders from
the Court of Probate tor the District of Ll,ch-
field, will sell at public auction, all the real
estate, situated in Warren, belonging to said
deceased as the time of his death.
Sale to take place ON the l2h day Of April
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon. at the
late dwelling house Of said deceased.
ELIJAH HAYES,
SILAs WEDGE.
Warren. March 81. 1872 A
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31
NOTICE.

TENHE undersigned having been appointed
= by the honorable Court of Probate for
the district Of Litchfeld, Commissioners 10
receive. examine aud adjust the claims Of
creditors TO the estate OF Calender, Watson
& Company, and Also the creditors 10 the
estates Of Henry Calender, George Watson
and Abraham Seclcy Jr. assigned for the
benefit Of all the creditors Of said Company,
and Of said individuals IN their private ca .nn-
Cries. Mt the time If said assignment, and
said Court having limited and allowed six
months to suid creditors within " nich to CT.
hihit and prove their claims before the COM
missioncrs-
We hereby give notice 20 all persons con.
cerned that we will MEET To attend TO tire du.
ties of our appropriateness at the dwelling house
of the saih George Watson in Torrington on
the last Monday In May le42. and the last
Monday In August le42. at 0 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF zach If said DAYS. 3
Dated at Nelo- HART ord, MarcA ION, le12
6ooER II. Mills,
% SAMUEL G. MATTHEwsCN, N'"' '''
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31

Al special T0wn Meeting, legally ,cGrned and
hidden al Tie usual place in Walertoton, on the
l4th day Of March, 1912, for the purpose of
taking into consideration The subject of re.
strGining cattle from running at larg6 On ths
commons and higkacags II sad IbscM. ss "
TT WAS VOTED. That it any owner Of
Il any horse or horses. mule or mules, neat
creature or neat creatures. shall suffer- the
same to go at large out Of his Or their enclo-
sure, on the commlfls3.. ,'..,P Il -s',,s ~
in the town of WatertoWn, for one y ear from
the first day of April next, it shall be the du-
ty Of the haywards, or either huy ward of
said town, or shall be lawful for any other
responsible person or persons. who reside in
and belong to said town, TO take up and i'm
pound the same, and whenever any person
or persons shall have so impounded any
horse or horses, mule or mules, neat cattle
or neat creature, he shall give notice thereof
to the owner or owners, he, she or they be
known, in the same manner as it they had
been impounded doing damage. and they
shall, in the same manner as in that case. be
liable To be proceeded with and sold, except
that it shall not be necessary to have regard
to fences. ID, the owner or owners OF any
beast or beasts SO impounded, shall not re"
cciye or replevy the same, until he. she or
they shall have paid to the poundkeeper his
lhWILl EXPENSES lot pTOVIutuS lOVO Nuu we
ter Tor such beast or beasts, while in suid
pound. and shall have further paid to said
poundkecper the sum Of fifty cents, for each
beast or creature so impounded, whereof one
half shall be to the poundkeepcr, and the
other half 10 the persoi or persons imponnd-
ing the same, and the owner OF owi,ers kav.
inS !.;.;. l,,.c that his or their horse or hor.
ses, mule or mules, neat cattle or neat crea-
ture are so mpounded, shall be liable to the
same penalty for neglect to repIevy the
same. rs il the same had been taken and i'm.
pounded doing damage ;-prorided, Always,
that no one penalty incurred by any person
at one time, by virtue of this bylaw, shall
exceed the sum of three dollars, prorided, al
so, that any person who has n family, who
belongs to and resides within said town, nlay
suffer one mich COW TO run q: large on tho
public highway in said town. between tho
first days Of April and December next ensu-
ing. and not incur said penalty.
Voted, That the Town Clerk be directed TO
record the foregoing bylaw, and cause the
same 10 be published four weeks successive.
~ in one of The newspapers printed in Itch.
lield, in Litchliold county, before the first
day Of May next.
The foregoing is true copy of record.
Attest
4,o43 IloLBRooK CURrrss, To,on Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31

Alta Court of Probate holden al Sharon ,cithin
and for The district Of Sharon, on the l7th day
If March, A. y. 1912:
Present, Charles +. Sedgwick, Esq. Judge.
TENHlS Court doth direct Zacheus w. Bis
l. sell, Esq administrator on the estate Of
DANIEL BRADLEY, late of Salisbury, in said
district, deceased, represented to be insol.
vent, to give notice to all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased, to appear (if
they see cause) before the Court Of Probate,
to he holden at the Probate Office in said dis.
trict, on the llth day of April, ls42. at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, to be heard relative to tho
appointment of commissioners on said es-
tate, by posting said order Of notice on the
public signpost in said town Of Salisbury,
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt. and by advertising the same in a
published in Litch6eld.
Certified from record.
AZ CHA's +. SEpewIcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31
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eDIEB&,.cnSs

eDIEBStcf>tsere'- r -.
In this town. on the 9th inst, Mr.: Benjamin Web.
ser aged 70. s.8
In Harwinton on the 27shi nsi,, Barton Hson OF ].
NJ Camp, aged months, -ss-Art~~
In Waterbury. on the i7lh inst. DR.. Benjamin
Brockitt. aged 70.
In Hartford, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Timothy Tiffa.
ny, Of Barkhampsed, aged ~.
In New Haven, on the I5.h Mr.. Walter D. Smith,
At Washington city, on tho 10Th inst. in the 79:h
year of his age, William Alexander Rind, Esq, for.
merly editor and proprietor Of The Washington Fed
eralist.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31

Al Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk MIN"
and far the District # NOJok. on The l0th day
of March, A. ID. 1912:
Present Michael r. Mitls, Esq Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Edwin Buller OF
a. Norfolk in the county Of lI.chheld.
showing To this Court TINT be Is guardian ut
Ann Holchkiss and Giles y. Holchklss at
Norfolk, minors. that said minoIs nrs the
owners Of real estate sisuaieA In said N0Is
folk, (viz) each 0f them of 0ne seventh nm.
dividtal part 1T the farm IL land &C. which
their father James lIotchkisa owned NJ his
Accgas0 which remains ailee paying tho
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the Selectmen and
II. Town Clerk of the Town of Litchfield
will meet at the Town Hall in said town on
Monday the 18th day OF March instant and
on Saturday the I'd day of April next to cor
rect and revise the Registration list Of the
the Electors in said town, and also to EXAM
inc and decide upon all applications 10 be
admitted to the privilege Of electors. The
meetings for the last mentioned business to
commence at 8 o'clock A. M. and those for
purpose of revising and correcting the regis.
tration list at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each Of
suid days.-March le, 1912. ....r...
ToMLINsoN WELLS,
Ell CURTIss, ........
TRUMAN GILBERT, Select Men.
DAVID BENTON,
ABNER LANDoN,
SAMUEL p. BoLLEs, To,cn Clerk.