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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
District Of Woodbury., IS.

-
ESTATE Of WALKER g. KIRKLAND OF
"a Woodbury. ia said District, assigning
debtors. The Court of Probate for the Dis:
triet Of Woodbury.. has limited and allowed
six months from the 18th of January 1S43,
for the Creditors of said Estate, represented
ipsolyent, in which to exhibit their claims
thereto and has appointed NATHANIEL b.
SMITH and JOHN JUDsoN, Commissioners to
receive and examine said Claims.
Certified by CHAs. B. PHELPS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the store lately occupied by Walker
q Kirkland in said Woodbury. ON the 18th
days Of April and July next at o'cIk in the
afternoon, on each of said days, for the pur-
poe Of attending on the business Of said ap-
NATHANIEL B. SnITH. I Commits
JOHH JUDsoN. s1onerS
All persons indebted TO said Estate are
reOnesied TO make immediate payment to
JoHN MKAwIE, A..;.Da..
AAs l TnusRAs BELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
THE BABY's COMPLAINT.

THE BABY'S COMPLAINT.
Oh, mother, dear mother, no wonder cry,
More wonder by far that your baby don't die;
No matter what ails me, no matter who S here;
No matter how hungry the "poor little dear!''
No matter If full, or all out of breath,
She trots me, and trots me- and t.ots me to death.
love my dear nurse, but dread that great knee;
like all her talk, but woe unto me!
She can't be contented with talking SO pretty,
And washing, and dressing, and doing her duty;
And that's very WE'LL can bear soap and water
But mother, she is an unmcrciful trotter!
Pretty ladies. want just to look at your faces,
Pretty cap, pretty fire, let me see how it blazes;
How can |, my head going hibbity hob?
And she tros me the harder the harder sob;
Oh, mother do stop her, I'm nwardly sore,
hiccup and cry, and she trots me the more.
And talks about wind" when it's she makes me
ache,
Wish 'twoud blow her away for poor babys sake.
Thank goodness, I'm still oh, blessed be quiet!
I'm glad my dear mother is willing to try it;
Of foolish old customs my mothers no lover,
And the wisdom Of This sfro never discover.
I'll rest me awhile and just look about,
And laugh up at Sally, who peeps in and out,
And pick up some notions quick as can,
To fill my small noodle before I'm man.
Oh dear, is that she is she coming SO soon7
She bringing my dinner with teacup and spoon;
She ii hold me with one hand, in tother the cup,
And fast as it's down, she Il just shake it up,
And thumplty thump with the greatest delight,
Her heel is going from morning till night.
All over the house you may hear it I'm sure,
Trot-trottng! just think, what l m doomed to en-
dure
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
TOUCHING INCIDENT.

The Delevan Temperance Society, whose hall il
in Cherry street, above Sixth had most interesting
and profitable meeting on Saturday night. While
Mr.. Chambers was speaking, man who had been
occupying seat in distant part of the room arose
with little boy in his arms scarce six years DID, and
came forward to the speakers stand; all gave way
for him. He placed his child on the stand and while
the tears were running fast down his cheeks, with
his trembling accents addressed the speakers-"My
little boy said to me- Father, don't drink any more
Gentlemen, / have taken my last drink" The fol.
lowing poetic version of the story will be read with
interests
THE cHILDs APPEAL.
Dear father! "drink no more" pray,
1t makes you look so sad;
Come home and drink no more," say,
Twill make dear mother glad.
Dear father think how sick you've been,
What aches and pains you've had,
Oh, drink no more," unless you mean
To drive dear mother mad.
Dear father think me not unkind
- When entreat you SO;
Oh, "drink no more" and then you'll find
A house where'er you 60.
Dear father think of mothers tears,
How oft and sad they flow!
Oh, "drink no more," then will her tears
No longer rack her so.
Dear father drink no more," pray,
1t makes you look so sad;
Come home, and drink no more,''
Twill make that home 80 glad.
Thus spake an tenderness tie child
The drunkards heart ,uas moved;
Resigned the pledge! he Dept-he smiled
And kissed the bog he loved.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
From the Lancaster {Pa) Examiner.

From The Lancaster tPd.) Examiner.
uYMENIAL STATISTICS OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
Decision lst-Married people.
Whole number of persons in the bonds
OF wedlock, 3l,29S
Ofthese, married for love, $3.50
I" for money, 1874
i" for love and money, s,l44
" out of curiosity, l,539
Number ofhappy matches, l6
toleraby happy, $3.50
happy at times, l,404
perfectly miserable, 1929
Number of wives that rule their husbands, 1850
'' ruled by their husbands. O.
Diyision I'd Unmarried people.
Whole number OF unmarried adults, H.lSl
OF which, are bachelors, told and young) 6,7S3
old maids, ~
young ladies' $500
widowers, 4N
Number of young men now going counting, 1850
Of which have actually popped the question
and been accepted 63O
Ditto, and been refused, Is
Number who are anxious to pop the question,
but can't screw up their courage 1910
Number who have been Tilted, IS
hunting fortunes, 2349
ofconfrmed old bachelors, $50
OF which, are not worth having, o4o
would do, as last resort, ;
Number of widowers who wish TO marry again. 4
Number vosns iads. who arc in the market,
Of which, have actually had offers. 655
waiting IN dreadIul suspense !,olO
concluded to accept J,6U9
will ask her mother,
Number Of young ladies in Market with "me- ,z
tallic charms" ~
Of which, hold bank stock, %
will heir small farm EACH ~
:" have money at interest," ~
Number Of young ladies' qualified to make ..o
good wives, o'o4S
OF which, would darn their husbands stockings, ~
know how to make pudding, 10y
do. TO use q spinning wheel, ~
money. 00' !" 'pe"u ''''' "'''A'- e.e49
DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF PRoMsE AND SEDUc
rrox-Lucy Enders. of Williamsville. Erie County,
recovered 81 COO for breach of promise Of marriage
and $4,000 in separate action for seduction, Of
BENJAMIN Snearly, on the 4th inst, in the Erie Cir
.ut Court, New York.
Nimrod, looking ut the moon the other morning re-
marked that it must surely be nearly out Of change.
why Co." asked We.
Because sec 1t has got in last quarter" repli-
ed the urchin.
We stood punches.
l. II k.0krR "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
District of LiichGeld SIS.
Probafe Court April 18th 1913.

Probate Court April 18th ls43.
y STATE of JAMES O'BRIEN late OF Go
~ shen in said District, deceased. The
Administratix represents the Estate insol-
vent, and prays the appointments of Commits
sioners thereon.
Ordered-That Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate, be appointed at the Probate
Office in Litchiield, on the 18th day Of April
1913 at no o'clock forenoon of which all
persons in interest will take notice, and ap.
pear, if they see cause, and be heard there.
on Certified by
IS ELISHA s. ABERNETHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20

Mrs Cotton, who was examined week before last
in New York on suspicion Of having shot COrles has
IeG New York and gone home to her friends in Rhode
Island. A New York paper says some discoveries
have been made since the close Of the investigation
which afford some hope that the mystery which now
envelopes the murder Of Cures viii soon be ct least
partially dissiPated-
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
NOTICE.

rVHE subscriber, having received war
rants to co. act Town tax OF nine cts.
on the dollar on the lis. of 1912, hereby gives
notice TO the residents and ron residents of
the town of Cornwall, who are Labs to pay
taxes in said Cornwall, that he will meet
them at the following named places, for the
purpose Of receiving their taxes.
At the Store of John w. Beers, in North
Cornwall on Monday the Oath day of April
1643, from 8 O'Clock A. NJ, until o'clock Il.
M. And from 2 o'clock p. NJ, until o.
clock P. NJ, at the Store of Frederick kel-
logg in South Cornwall. And on Tuesday
the 25th day of April l943 at Pratt's Hotel
in West Cornwall from 8 o'clock A. M. until
until 5o'clock p. NJ, at II. Gregory's Hotel,
Cornwall Bridge. All those ncglecting this
opportunity of paying their taxes will pay
legal fees. 45* 3w
DWIGHT w. PIERCE, Collector.
Al Court Of Probate hollcn al Salisbury puh-
an and for the District Of Sharon, on the 1si
day Of AwiLA. ID. 1913.
Present, John G. MITCHELL Esq. Judge.
ENl4lS Court doth direct James Fem, Ad-
n ministrator on the estate of OLIVER
EvETTs, late of Canaan in said district de-
ceased, represented to be insolvent, to give
notice TO all persons interested in the estate
vt said deceased. TO appear (f they see
cause,) before the court of probate, to be
holden al the probate once in said district.
on the Oath day of April. le43, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, to be heard relative to the appoint
mcnt of commissioners on said estate, by
posting said order Of notice on public sign
post in said town of Canaan, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt, and by
advertising to same in a newspaper printed
IN I.itchtield. Certified from record,
awAj* JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20

WHAT NExrs-The ladies in our good
and sedate city Of Boston are about gener-
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DIR. MoHacs Life Medicines.

ZDHE proprietor OF these matches specifies
~ while he has cause 10 feel the most unqua!l
fed satisfaction in relation to the unparalleled
popularity and general use they have obtained
feels constrained By considerations as disinterest-
ed as they are sincere, to continue TO press them
upon the consideration and trial of the public, Ill
no invalid, aud no family IN the whole compass
of the Union, shall be without knowledge of
them and their nestmabe virtues. The cortif
icates which he has heretofore published n al
most countless numbers, and in relereace to eve
ny possible variety Of disease, fully establish his
medicines, beyond even the possibility of doubt,
as the most generally useful, and the most unfail-
iney efficient, of all the medicines, of whatever
description, ever yet presented to the world ind
he feels that he is but doing bis duty TO his fellow
citizen in urging lhemto test FOR themselves the
benefits 10 be derived from his LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BITTERS. His office is at No. 375
Broadway.
The above medicine for sale by
T. J. HOLTON, .1gen',
Charlotte, y. c.
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|Eitcd states District Court
Of North Carolina.

IN BANKRUPTCY
Notice Ia show cause against the petition oil
klsw,ug Petitioners for ,hsir discharge add
Eadea'es AZ Baahrupls at Wilmington Oh Mon.
J TIC Is, day Of May next, 10 vii.
MECBLESBupG COUNTY.
netiania 7. Boyd, Farmer
William Ilnyd, Clerk.
George 4. Gfay. Farmer.
Andrew Flsunikcn. Farmer.
Wm. s w allacc, Farmer.
Joseph Pfilcbsfd, Cabinet Maker.
Washington Peacock, rhyNcisn,
John w Rain, y, Painter.
Samaol Taylor, l}rirklaycr.
John y. Peacock, Physician.
james G Wilson. Merchant
Joseph Smith. Farmer.
u. II llutchisoa, Farmer.
Cntn King. Farmer.
WI Alexander, Constable.
David kcslier. cstpen,,f
David IT, McRcc, FaFmcr,
lames Clark. fhysi,ian,
J4acs c. Sloan, Farmer
CAnARRUS COUNTY,
Absalom Slough, Farmer.
Ssul G. White, Farmer.
Henry 5. German, flaste,er.
by order Of the Court,
" Z. AMBER son, cleyk y. c.
lsa II. 1873. t27
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ME subscriber. on Tuesday 9Th inst. los,
-Four Keys, I'll OF which we're tied together
p leather strsp--two Of said Keys are con.
,,xcd draw keys, The other tso are small
ack Of il made ilh file, and small dinge
|bf,ah near tie mitidc Of the same key. Any
Fra finding The above described keys will con.
kyor OF the subscriber By iorUarding them
tin or ~ leaving them with Mr. L. IiultOu,
,Asll b. literally rewarded.
ROBERT WM HARRIS.
Cibsrr1s Coaafg. jan. -, lsia CIR
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Fever and Aguc.

zDuIS disagrceable and very prevalent nervous
~ affection proceeds alone from the state OF the
nervous system. affecting the stomach. IL Is
sometimes etIectuaily cured by sudden shock or
other operation upon The mind; but no depend.
ence can be placed UPON any remedy, except
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DR.. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BlTIERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for the cure
Of FEVER AND AGUE, with invariablc success
DIR. MoFFAT has lately received from the
West where the disease prevails TO a considerable
extent. indnbtabo proufs that his medicines are
in hiph estimation there, as spec iy and etiectua
cure Of il. lie has unquoslionabe city reference
as 10 its high efficacy in this disagTecaOlc aztec.
ton, which will be given on application at his OIL
fec, 37i Broadway, New York
The above medicine for sale by
+. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.
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Who Wants RetterEyidencee

IN WOULD refer the reading public TO the nu-
IL merous voluntary letters published in the
Good Samaritan relative To the happy and bencf-
: cial effects Of the administration of
DR.. MOFFATS LIFEPILLS AND PHOENIX
BITTERS.
Thosu WIN have perused the letters above re.
fcrrcd to ~ill observe. that in almost every cfse
they aitce, the fact, that no Inconvenience Of any
SOFT ouends the taking nj these medicines in or.
dnasy csses, bu; that the rs, en'. without feeling
their operation. IL universally left in a stronger
and bpaer stale OF health than was experienced
previous Il being afflicted With disease: and in
al cases Of acute suiiering great relief is obtain
ed in a few hnurs, and cure is generally effect
/ ed in two or tbfce days.
/ 10 cases of FEVER Of every description, and
all bilious aleciionS, it - unnecessary for me TO
say ought, as | believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted to be the most
speedy and eiiectual cure ex,snt in all diseases
I of that class.
! The LIFE MEDICINES are also most ex.
cesnt relief 10 affections OF the Liver and Bowels,
as has been proved in hundreds of cases where
patients have come forward ard requested that
their experience IN taking them might be publish
ed for tho benefit of others. In their operation in
such cases, they restore the tone of tue Stomach,
strengthen the digestive organs, and inVigorate the
general functions Of the whole body, and thus be.
come to both (ior ihcy arc perfectly adapted
20 each an invaluable means Of preventing dis
case and restoring health.
In elections Of IL, head, whether accompanied
with pain and siddiness or marked by the grievous
calamity OF impaired mental energy; in p1lpifa-
ton Of The heart fqiulenee, lass Of appetite and
strer'th, and the multiplied symptoms oil disordered
digestion. the LIVE MEDICINES will be found
to posses The nost salutary efficacy.
Constitutions relaxed, weak, OF decaycd. in men
or womor, are under the immediate influence Of
the LIFE MEDICINES. Oh coughs, Gsitmas,
aud cOHsniapiius hqJiis are soon relieved and
speedily cured. Pore,ty Of blood, and cmaciated
limbs wil ere long meet the happies change the
chill gatcry iluid will become rioh and balsamic,
and the limbs be covered with ilosh--Grm and
healthy.
Nervous disorders orevery hiud, and from what
ever cause arising, fly before the effects of the
LIFE MEDICINES. and all that train Of sink
ncs, anxicties and tremours which so dreadtuliy
affect the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate
will in short time be succeeded BY cheertulness.
and every prcsagc of health.
For weakness, deficiency Of natural strength,
and relaxation Of the vessels, by too frequent IN
diligence o. the passions, this medicine is safe,
certain, and invaluable remedy.
Those who have long resided in hot climates,
and arc languid aud relaxed in their whole system,
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES with the
happiesi effects; and persons removing to the
Southern Suites or West Indies, cannot store
more important article of health and life.
The abe c medicine for sale by
+. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.
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Dks. Et5JENg4'S
il u y 7 g T &c e s :
REST0REH OF THE BLOOD.
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
EEHETHER produced by bile, phegm, from
/ Wv internal morbid matters, arising ftou
badly cured old disorders from the use Of mer
curry, calomel, bark, &c, or lin fcmalcs) from tn
/ change Of life, as specified in the Pamphlet.
! ANTI SYPuuITIc SynUP-I'his medicine 10 il
all Venereal Disorders, a certain remedy.
4 ABYsSINiA MIXTURE (in liquid and in paste
celebrated for lis speedy and perfect removal 0
Gonorrhul and elect.
GoLD MlNE BALsAM, for Bilious add Nervou;
Affections, Colds, &c.
AROMATIC EXTRACT Eminent for Indigestion
Goodness in the stomach, Numbncss or Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, &c.
DErURATivE POWDER, for Bilious Fever, Head
! ache, Diseases of the Eyes, &c, which is 10 be
taken in the Rcstorer.
JAFAS OINTMENT, for Piles, which is to be ap-
piled besides the Restorer.
BENGAL ONMEST, for letter, Ringworm. Salt
Rheum, Scaldhead, Eruptions of the skin, and foul
ulcers; is TO be applied besides the Resorer.
UNIVERSAL OR STRENGTHENING PLASTER for
diseases of the Chest, Dyspepsia, iHtiammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis, &c.
Dr. kunL's ACOUSTIC OH, for Deafness and oil
other Auricular Complaints, which is to be used
together " it'll the Resiorcr.
W Dr. huhFs Pamphlet treatment" &C,
entered according to Act of Congress, contains
full Directions for the use Of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
UJ'Persons wishing TO procure any Of the med
icnes, will please direct their orders, with the
mount, [post pad.) to DR.. KUllL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, N. c., or Richmond Va, or to any Of the
following Agents in North Carolina.
B. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. L. & c. Phi!cr, Concord.
Jenkins g. Biles, Salisbury.
Hargravc, Gather & Co., Lexington
j. d X. Sioan GIeensborough.
NJ. J. A. Drake. Ashborough.
c. C. Henderson, Lincolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co, York c. II.
Mcclure, Brawley & Co, Chester c. II.
The continuation Of the list of Agents, see DR..
KS Pamphlet.
June l5 1912 35f
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Mr.. Barringer's Remarks.

The Resolution, Directing the President and Di-
rectors of the Literary Board to loan out the
Principal ofthe Literary Fund on hand, being
under consideration.
Mr.. BARRINGER said, be would vote for
the Resolution, and he should support it
whether the amendment, Of the gentleman
from Halifax, were adoptedor not. He had
no doubt that whether the Board were d.
recied to loan or to Unrest the fund, now
collected and yielding no profit, the trust
coufided TO them would be safely and judi.
clousIy executed. lie had no fears of IA
voriteIsm or mismanagcment on the part OF
the Board. feel warranted 10 this decla.
ration, Isaid Mr.. b. from my knowledge
of the manner in which their business has
been heretofore transacted. ltake occasion
here. Mr.. Speaker, land ain glad Of the
opportunity to do so, on the discussion of
thus ResoIuuon,) 10 correct gross mlsstate.
ment contained in publication 10 paper
in this City, mean the Standard Here
Mr.. b. read the following article from the
last Standard
"a PRETTY CONCERN"
alt is ascertained by the Committee appointed
- investigate the transactions of the Literary
sund, that there are ftty.oRe borrowers Jorty.hre
of whom are " Wings" and sir only are demo-
Gratis The FORTY fire Wings have borrowed
NinefV. sepeR thousand four hundred and siTfy-
nine dollars and the sir democrats eiereR thou-
sand four hundred and eighty Sir. NOW Is 'n's
not pretty concern Was ever snch an ~
stance known of unblushlng fayorltism' NO
wonder Whiggery strove to keep OF theexposuIe"
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hitcd States District Court of
North Carolina.

BANkRUPTCYi
Notice to shos cause against The Petition Of
william Hunter, Grocer, OF Mcoklenbufg COM
70 be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
,hday The lsi day Of May next.
james NJ Forney, Iron master, of Lincoln couD-
| 70 be declared Btukrup, at Wilmington, on
'nehy The day Of May noSL
'onn tulienwider. Iron master. Of Lincoln eoun'
4 % be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington, %
F1n,day the lat day Of May next
"thsy Fullenwidcr, Iron master. Of Ihncoia
L'o'g' to be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington,
monday The lst day Of May next.
ny order Of the Court,
H. w. l.. ANDERSON, c. ID. c.
De-. 10, 1919. 100
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NOVICE.

AN compelled 10 farowstn al person from
Trading with my former wife Cynthia as she
I behaved very imprudcntly. ! sm determined
!, I" pay her contracts except so compelled 10
By law.
WILLIAM l.. Mitchell.
Dee %, 1872. TO
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Electro Magnetic Niedicatcd
EEE.t,&.

HtfOR Colds. Coughs, all pulmonofy aGec.
81 lions, &c., 10 be worn over the Chest, for
sale at the Charlotte Drug Store.
d. OATES.
Jan. l6, 1913. lnf
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@DESSOEVTE0N.

NyIIE copsrtnership heretofore existing be
IL tween Vim. Church and Thos. GoodIake, il
the bulchering business, is this day dissolved b.;
mutual consent. All debts due said firm will b.
paid 10 VIM, Church.
WILLIAM CHURCH.
THOMAS GOODLAKE.
Dee. TO- la42. l2,f
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