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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09


faIlE t6bicEib6f uodld resDet,r,,,rt E|afor,n
bis Fis1S nnd ensfomers 81 III S1in,,es
at ii Ol hand. nexf door Essi 81 "a q. q IA.
~. where HiI b. eosS Ianliy hooi q "a, o.
il43 . oF5e 9 Il Ist shortest n6iiss. IN d.
scflptioh Or BOOTS ana SHoES ~. N lured
Of De heni materials, and by eaptrienl H work
men, Tbe aitention offthe public Is &pscfsils
nsisea % tie assortment on hand Of
a'isy sE1fa, az .SkQss Ter Ssrrq1ts,
Which. q n price, should Sc i traction higher
lanA Z ,snoi more sou are assured) niirst cost
= sasing ~ The end vii Be guafaniied over the
purchase Df Store Shoes, no matter under ufhal
a6ifgetise apd fictitious name they aresold.
tA1essof she above description made to order
Hreqaested -nnd I.ndies' waited on at their re-
eidenees. Il desired
Will be manufactured 10 order. il TIE best
aud Altsl style, that desi5sra,um to comfort
Geptlemen's Jgafer- Proof Cork Soal
ROOTS,
IEIleh 20 one vio seeks security from v X feet
1ndHe fatal epnse onsntes. should be wiiions.
40 eferl 1kber 1.sffipiion Of #ntl6sado,s
orr n9'i evatAs BOOT made to of1tr 10 besl
4tyle -|.nt no a. no pay.
CO. iRtends 10 sepon hsnd and WI also
manu- Nlufs p ordef, of coed male4isIs,
I''lemen Cep.se Bools Tor S3& I. so.
6rirE| ID Is no Instance exceed those or
~ blhaf bplaelory ID he place--nor indeed
those sod ID Stores C0uutrf Produce vii 81
|Rken ia e1st6nge ipr work Il fair. cash priea.
Call and exsnIne; a lam saiizfed YOU car.
noEeo better, and UPON !. usual terms.
= JoHN AVIS. u.
h,rn. (lef 10 1874 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09


|<ENHiS ancient and we'll knowh esssb a:hnea
> now - better repair 10 insnslsct1f.
ftom man = mas ever been since Il Gas iFs
onil, which = almost century 4-hhy III. 5rie q,
ne pesi huooefS 70 clean Wheat frbnl aih la
= 20 ihe state RI Virginia, made 81 uuS 81 ne
owners Of me Milk ELisns S. SSsnEkI Beira
Nus prepared 10 grind al kinds 81 qri;in. and
wishing 70 be constantly employed. y ! wo.lld
soiielt ~ these who have Grain q kfind q
glfe p eplland sec whether wsEwiH not d.
a. well for them Is aDy other Mil liathe coin.
y For every hundred buShels of hlsfciaata-
Ole Wheat, wsighing 60 pounds 70 tht busheI.
We Will give 20 barrels superfne Flour ana
stand The Inspection Ia Baitlr1ore IL Ii; ~.
lrietof COLUMBIA. Welwnl also fafE,i ID cabk
4 requested BY The owners Of The INHsst they
paving FOR she seme when ihey gel !. B re t.lfn
for Their Flour We win also give i9sie T6nnds
o. Onsli Tor every bundled bushels cf lTheat
We would rather the farmer would tfind his
wheat with ps for toll, than for Us t5 bay, vel
4 any prefer selling, welmiii buy al d iass mar
ket price, and+ pay The cash on deliyafs.
The pubiies humble serYants.
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA S. SNYDER
Flowing Spring, Aug 3, le43.-em.
~ Oar Sac MIL and Plaster Mn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
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Of The very bel quality. general assortment
: Hard Leei1.r Trucks Of the latest fashions,
for travelling and domestic ussi valaises, and
Travelling Bags always on hand as good as can
be hid inIhs eastern cities.
GeniIsnep who mas wish 10 obtain any Of
The abose Hamed articles VIII dad Il TO their in
tsrest 70 give him call Al bis stand, where spe-
c|pens nfhis work may be seen. All Repair
ing done u she best manner and shortest notice.
All orders will be executed With prompness, and
no effort left untried 10 please and satisfy those
thai may favor him with iheig custom. share
Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Apsill3, 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

Interesting Fecl 'IheroSls Il pFeseus
in The posseSsionsoi III indigidual Id this
place ! male canary. b also6e GltAen vsafs
Of aye. Ibatis unable "a feesss ilseli ani h
v aose musical poa etx II Is Stuied time has
put complete stop: Oa tak aoors bit II
yo4ng one, being slloWsa 10 leave bis
cage saIl u The n1orning apd ily about II
pleasure 10 THE pfsclIce u visiting his
old friend xpd kindly Iasssng him % The
siSds feed ahe' sopng aad this 4 d Aoes
several times n TIE cdsEse Pc ssliS day
He also perch e. oEl lhe cage 81 bis bfo2e
nilor and sings Ia great spifsl. 40 liopbt
70 chset PIP his Old faiatiYe ID bIa dec|in-
Jog days. Tao DID bsfd hasa particular
way n calling pa this prep VI be did age
when De reqniies lis serR ,as. Nbich ATE
always given and leceisbd wisA mutual
sallslSTii ion. g5srzss,i Hkrals
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

NOticc % Passengers.


lEAN and afler the Monday The ION, the rates
~ 0f fare on The Winchester and Potomac
Railroad wilfbe a. follows, viz
From Winchester 10 Harpers-F erry. $a %
Do do q .as do and return 2 oo
From Winchester 10 Halltown Is
Z Do DO do and return qs
From Winchester 70 charlestoun 90
Do DO do and return / 90
DO do ID and return nj
Fom Winchester to ThompsonS IS
DO do 10 and return -
From Winchester 70 WadesFille Or 0p. 3. 50
FrSm wihslssier % stephensons S
Ff s. 'ls q 70 'l'FPss;; Ferry - ,.,.,. 81
From charles,own 60 HsrperssFerry so
do do do ! aud return SO
From Cameron'st to Harpers-Feuy 621
DO DO do and return 62l
Frsm Thomgson'sso Harpers-FsrFg IS
From Wadessilla Or O. 1,rake a II Ferry / 90
Do do DO aud return l IS
From slephsuson's % lisspsrs-FerfJ 81
70 do % andrfnrn ! 50.
The reduced charge for going and returning.
win be exgcnaed onl} v hen tickets ere taken;
aud PASSENGERS who fake such tickets will Be
nlloRed The priv i|cgs Of one intervening day.
Persons who 10 not take tickets. viii tt
charged six cents per mlle. for whatever dis.
lance lhey may travel On The road. The same
rate viii Be charged between any Two depois on
the line Of The road
Bf order, Sc.
]. GEO. HEST. s9gtnf.
April Isl k6te. - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
PULLED & PLAID 1INsExs
lElamIne lS 60

T1NHE subscribers would rel tectfully inform
j the Merchants ard ciliFkna Of Jefferson
and lhe surrounding countless lat they have on
hand 81 iheir Factory. n The ni3uih d Bullskin,
on ihc Shenandoah River, ons nile shove tie
shannon1aIe Springs. ahonl
11.6OO Yards on I,tiIIcd and
Plaid Lfnseys Il kflanncIs,
which hey viii sell al lie ihgS reduced prices
Cor elit. or exchange upon rel IONS b eterlns for
Wool. we would paflie4i.rI invite he allgl-
tim Of Merchants and olneft 8 usually MAKE
fhsir purchases h 5AIeu.oee b calf and exam
ioe Ss>Ne feel satisfied o. col; iIi,s 10 [irnlsh
~ atlic'>>&l least equal i 41I supefior. hich
ne 4i|l ekShe1se Tor Wool 81 sell low Oh .
short cred L. 1oBE & co.
Aes } n 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

Rsr. John Robb. late Superintendent of she
Armosy Al Springfield, and Rev n. n Gafley,
late Secretary o he American CoionizaiiOn 50.
eissy .hsss been aPpoilned Chap plains ID The Nayy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09


L SxYDERs MILLS, is desirods 81 pIref1ss :
ing, during the season,
100, 900 Bushels or IVhenf,
For which the highest cash price FiIl be paid.
Having Depot al Reyes SWITCH on the Poio-
mac aud Winchester Rail Road be would in
form the Farmers ofthls and the sajaeent coun,
ties, that wheat left there viii bes taken on the
same accommodating terms as ri delivered at
the Mill. Those who wish 10 exchange their
Wheat for ready -ground Flour, son be accom-
modated atihe shortest notice By,puncfuality
in engagements, wilhsa desire to4lsase all who
may favor him with their custom, The subscri-
Der trusts he will be enabled 10 gfte general sa-
tlsfaciion, and thereby merit and!s receive fibe
raj share ofpatronage.
| JAMES WI osBURN.
.Miituills Mills.
July 20sils43.--5n.s
TFARMERs Fail not in s3fing me a cal
before selling or exchanging yoSr Wheat else.
whore For your own interest lheH, cali.
f- u. w. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
STONE cUTTrlTG.

VKTILLIAf LOUGHRlDCf respectfully
w Informs the citizens cfJeHerscn, Clarke,
Frederick, and adjoining conqies, siho may
wish to mark the gfaves oftheir anaensed dead,
that he still continues TO make and kupnrserihe
Monamsnts- Boz, Colulsls, and plain
7gO2llB ST. hfEeS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

P Oar lsar. NIL and Platter nm
are In good order, and Corn Grinding
IN the Cob Is regularly atteadeato.
A. s E. S. SNYDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
EaSis'o,issble Tailoring.
.IaIncs IEsl Kim i,,rhan,n.

s sssss.'gvI r. ss So '5s ssss. q
Ezom bog experiences ID bas5ess, aud The ge-
Ineral satisfaction be has rendsred so far be can
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

Gll3S.f <a0klsD99 Z
T||I|1 ,eo&e|I..I. .5le 7esz1 inii.ftsire
II ..e'l sa'|tns.' ga ek lie Esl etl ~,
or Fall and XVf4|eF Gopdss
.snt.'.... IN ...tNs e. 8 ehic1 !liI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

Aud csn furnish those ii want q such articles at
short nogice, and u reduced prices flchts now %
hand, large stock cf SASH ostsrions si1es--pei{
soma Wishing 20 build would "a fSuce (6eir work
more rapidly By pnrehasins ocfl. blinds and SASH
already made up THAT being lie work most trouble
SOME and oceapying The greatest leng,h OF time
e such, great bar gains will gfes. Hs salso pre-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
TO the Public.

1NHE subscriber takes this method Of return
- ing bis grateful, acknowledgements 10 his
fiends past fsors and begs leave inform them
ahdthe public generally that he Is prepsfed with
Machinery for Manufacturing
WTndos0 Sash, HSadotv Blinds, and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

a country lad went ! Cough {.
bis father found Il ont. AMI s.oFbsq u
Ter, as The girl was not gpod ssi'''1 Z
him. "WeIl. falheT:
thauohi she tte1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
6 Eral Hntelg|igsmte

Eethtr r0iiFt Is. Il. .l;.hss. 81 Asssss.A 8.
Air wals II ons oiss lass .iss.ars No.
slsnal SIS 81 !. Z Ease ssn:s hsys Il
been more sNack s.a i s'.s,.l ko,.csssis IA
incopsdefas eensuEs. than .llst6I tse gIskst. 81
| NoFwichs 10 Father Msshe s. Ill IN sFs:.s9f i'm
tasass gathering ii the civ Il Noseisll IThef
prslstedslisegsd ! very earnest afare.ss q -. ]
laasEof The cause; Lei ne quote Inc sssssa
Aud now .rsverend slt, a.Aa iriea2 lfosa.
anothef1sIsad, allow ne Is pFess you--s /
addressing Father Mathew. 4 Ia rnse 4.
nidstenshusiassic applauseil pzeet vos;s
! aot here ass Roman Catholic nrissf.--
81 differ from ydur creed. AKA sana;dlx
and openly ayow III your Fresesseeg ard
before this gFeat assembly,sihals am bos.
tile tois. But, reverend I'll / t5ett VA
here Il more noAla and toIntplslAepssv.,
characseF-I nee vns Z 4 g - e
but asa Christian brolEler. s,;shs
reverend prelala here crosse u. bsa "a f shs
Inhairman, and exleu3e a lyls hsnasssE.,b
er Mathew. which vas eosafaIl 4 efasped
and shaken b. The latter. anidsEaSe most
Ideaiening cheers. ] II NEE, you Irepeaf
las a. ChrStian bIotheR hnoh nentFal
grapnds ahere allde1oglsnationEd Christ
tens may delight 10 visit and.uns Id leteth.
v "a acommon and heiv caese, flIear.
HesFs Ehave waicheil xo tlrsS eonxuet !
SIR lor many year. YGssTf. Pro sjt,sees
a YOU NAV remeusb6r, when j ransured
You ID f'tlhlic-- az 10 aV not asfd am
Esd you--I Fave watched your g11roceetI
aegs. Those public,EenRris, uIsgSssiui iicli
Il aoaln { ea those preQeedfhgs. Lsu9sequent-
Il Ia IL 4 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

Nzrrpsed .pr06f, ~ All cons or ihe su1.I,s
$500 10, over an oti.,|. 4 4 needle. s.
4s lell's eAamio.f 4'|leohiince a1I
Qli. nth nmuni.y VI Il. r10|| % lrectual-
|rTe bet fNpm enid SID |tl-sin wear.
u bsirueiion. ihl} W greatly ex-
.onl|. boot. 11t, the undefsigaed Is
teAl fanuiaeiufethe CoRK-soLE Boor
ppssl't maur6r / 3 only necessary 10
y be Is irss ||o Introduced ihem in
~ eco ID haa1 5, make 10 order Al The
Tr7| 1'ig's iIEhs lne q ls,iress,
-lfaal.l VOL I'D go. -. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

nm and after the Monday the 1Otn. the rates
~ of fare on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad viii be a. follows, viz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
100000 BMsheIs d TVhe0f,

~ 2 "a tIfEI IlIgeI3 Nh ~
L SxrDER's MILLS, is desrotis 81 pure IS
ing during the season,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-04
District of Litchfeld. IS.
Probate Court, April 06, l643.

PROBATE Court April W, lS4S.
TPON the application of Origin s. Sey-
~ mour Esq. of Litchfield in said District,
showing to this Court that he is Guardian to
Mary Francis Wolcott of said Litchfield, a
Minor belonging to said District, and that
said Minor is the owner of the following real
estate, viz: An undivided third part of two
tracts of Land situate in said town of Litch.
field. The first piece contains about
twelve acres, and is bounded west on Ozias
Lewes's land and Elias Bissell's land, west
on highway, south on Lodowick Pendleton's
land and J. H. Woicott's land, and east by
Bantam River. The other tract contains a.
bout eighteen acres, and is bounded west by
Bantam River, and is called the Moss Lot.
The interest of said Minor valued at Four
Hundred dollars, and showing just and rea.
sonable cause for selling said real estate {:
praying for an order, and that he or some
meet person be empowered, 10 sell the same,
as per petition on file, dated the 26th day of
April 1853 more fully appears. -.
ORDERED-That tho foregoing application
be heard at the Probate Office in Litchfield
on the 9Th day of July l643, at 10 o'clock
forenoon; and that notice thereof be pub
lshed in some newspaper near the place
where such real estate lies, three weeks sue
cessively, at least six weeks before said
time assigned. Certified by
40 ELISHA s. ARERNErHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-04

A Ia special Town Meeting, legally warn.
"A ed and holden at the usual place in Wa.
tcrtown, on the 10Th day of April, lS43, for
the purpose Of tnking into consideration the
subject of restraining cattle from running at
large on the commons ard highways In said
WATERFOWL,
1t sOas uoted, That if any owner of any
horse or horses, mule or mules, neat creature
or neat creatures,shall suffer the same to 70 at
large out ofhis. her or their enclosure, on the
commons or public highway in the town of
Watertown, for one year from the 10th day
of April inst.--it shall be the duty of the
haywards or either haywar of said town,
and shall be lawful for any other responsible
person or persons who reside in and belong
TO said town, to take up and impound the
same; and when any person or persons shall
have so impouEded any horse or horses,
mule or mules, neat cattle or neat creatures,
he shall give notice thereof to the owner or
owners, if he, she or they be known, in the
same manner as if they had been impounded
doing damage, and they shall, in the same
manner as in that case, be liable to be pro-
ceeded with and sold, except that it shall not
be necessary to have regard to fences. I'd,
the owner or owners of any beast or beasts so
impounGed shall not receive or replevy the
same until he, she or they have paid to the
pound-keeper his lawful expenses for pro-
viding food and water for such beast or beasts
while In said pound. and shall have further
paid to said poundkeeper the sum of fifty
cents for each beast or creature so impound.
ed, whereof one. half shall be to the pound.
keeper, and the other half to the person or
persons impounding the same and the own
er or owners having had notice that his or
their horse or horses, mule or mules, neat cat
tie or neat creatures, are so impounded, shall
be liable to the same penalty for neglect to
replevy the same, as ifthe same had been Ia
ken and impounded doing damage; provided
allcays, that no one penalty incurred by any
person at one time by virtue of this by law
shall exceed the sum of three dollars provi-
ded also, that any person who has family,
who belongs to and resides within said town,
may suffer one mich COW to run at large on
the public highway, in said town between the
first days of May 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 to be published four weeks successive
ly in one of newspaper printed 10 Litchfield
in Litchfield county.
The foregoing is true copy of record.
Attest -.
AZ HoLBRooK CURriss. Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-04
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, MAY 4, IS43.

The Legislature assembled at Hartford yes
t61dhy. Preparations were made for great militia
~ display, but Governor Cleveland (havng been up
est ID wagon at Hampton and broken his knee PAM
Was probably too much indspossd to endure the IA
tiaue Of an escort. 1t is doubtful whether he will
xeaeh Hartford during the first two weeks of the
a1tsion.
We are not aware Of any business Of special i'm
Hofance which is likely to be brought before the le
Iature. AS full a report, however, of what is
d1e as will interest the people Of this section of the
Hlate, will be copied into the Enquirer from the
Hartford daily papers. Those who wish for the
pfpceedings more rapidly than they can be given in
aweekly paper, will do we'll to send fifty cents for
d. Daily Courant or Times.
The Governors Message will undoubtedly be re-
ceived in season for our next paper.
Sar Mr. Webster, it seems, has resigned the Office
~ Secretary of State, and thus the last of the Cab
net of the Patriot Harrison has felt in honor bound
10 dissolve all official connection with his treacher-
Gus successor. No true and consistent wing now
holds Office at Washington under John Tyler. Soft
should be. Those who left him soonest after his
tEeachery, deserve most honor from all true repub
leans. Long will it be before Mr.. Webster can en-
drely recover the good opinion of the party which
once delighted to honor him. We cannot but hope,
however that his future course will be such as to
meet the public appreciation, and wipe off the smell
0f Tylerism, which has been offensive his for
nner friends and supporters.
John c. Spencer, Secretary of the Treasury
man of great talents and untirng industry, but 40
heartless, ambitious and revengeful demagogue az
lives,-s said to be lord of the ascendant. God
save the Republic!
M 35The Hartford Times says Dr. Samuel Simons'
majority in this Congressional District is l73 instead
Of ll3, stated in their official canvass mis-
rake Of GO having been made in the footing of the
Fairfield county vote.
There is evidently mistake also in the footing of
the vote in the Fifteenth Senatorial District Mr..
Goes majority is, according to the official account.
46; whereas in fact it is only as stated by us i'm
mediatey after the election 1t ought to have been
seventy times seven. y
As there were some errors in the table Of votes
copied by us from the Courant we give below ccrs
rected statement Of the vote for GoyaE6; il Litch
kseld cou,,fv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-04

MARRYrNG WRE's SISTER. AT the regular
meeting Of the classes Of New Brunswick, to whom
the subject had been referred BY the General Synod
ofthe Dutch Church, It was decided by ayes II, noes
II, doubtful !, that the word Of God does not pro.
hbt the marriage of deceased wiEs's sisters, and
the canon Of the Dutch Church. assuming the contra
ry, ought to be abolished"
Robert Dale Owen has been nominated for Con
gress by the Locofocos Of the First district Of Indiana
Qate Pro6tts.) D..
Mordecai Cooke. Jr. who killed MsIzSr Gardner a.
Norfolk, Va. has had second examination and been
Temanded to prison, but baiIed in the sum Of $4,000
The friends Of Gen CaSs, rs a candidate for next
President held a meeting at Trenton, N. j. on the
18TH It was not large bat Stacy G. Pt,s the ables,
Locofoco in the State was at the headofm,
The venerable Thomas GARRISON, now 81 years of
age has consented again to preside at the general an.
savery convention 10 be held in London on the 18th
Of June.
FATAL RENcoNTRE.-We learn that rencontre OBJ
Cured in Lincoln county, KY, few days since, be.
tween Edmond Leach and B. A. McKensie, in which
the former was shot through the heart:
Maysuills Ky Gazette.
The canal is now in good order from this city to
Northampton, and several boats have already arrived
and cleared, with large treights each way.
NeD Haoen Palladium.
A Legislative caucus at Hauisbursh, Pa. have
nominated Mr.. Buchanan for President, and passed
a resolution recommending the assembling Of the
presidential convention in May, 1874.
The Rev. Mr.. Knapp escaped lynching shy the
skin Of his teeth" few days ago in Riehmond, Va
he expressed his thoughts too freely against slavery
A verdict in favor Of the Government, and against
Jesse Hoyt, late Van Buren, Collector Of New York,
has just been rendered before the United States Cir
cult Court. The Jury found Hoyt indebted to the
amount Of $685. 1897 Sc!
The import Of specie into Boston from January l,
lS4S to 22d nst inclusive, was $3,949, 739 in gold,
and $Se,52O in silver. The export during the same
period SAG. l46 in gold, and $751; in silver
9FOne Of the boilers of the new and splendid
steamboat Harry Of the West exploded forty miles
below Memphis on the 18th ult. Six or eight per-
sons were killed and several others badly scalded
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-04
ID [ f. d

In this town, on the goth ult., Mrs. Deborah Coe,
In Norwich, on the gath Of April, Mrs. Sarah A.
Bacon, relict Of Frederick A. Bacon Esq. native Of
this town, but late an officer in the Navy Of the Uni
He perished, with the officers and crew Of The T. s.
schooner Sea GULL in gale off Cape Horn on the Let
Of May 1889. Not soul survived.
In Warren, April 8. Maria Lorenda. wife Of Rev.
Harley Goodwin, aged sc. "Tell my friends am
gone--gone to better and happier world"
In Warren, April 18th, Maria Losenda, daughter
Of Rev. Harley Goodwin, aged IL sears. Did the
mothers love demand that the daughter should go
so Join her in that better world?
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-04
District Of Ldtchfeld, IS. J
Probate Court, Ami IL. ls43. {

Probate Court, April IL, 1643.
FSTATE of Abel Osborne. late of War
IA rem, in said district, deceased. The
Court of Probate for the district of Litchfield
hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for The creditors Of said es-
tate, represented insolvent, in which to exhi.
bit their claims thereto and has appointed
George p. Tallmadge and Erastus Curtiss,
Esqrs. of said Warren. Commissioners to re-
ceive and examlMe said claims.
Certified by r. M. WoODRUFr. Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house of Martin B.
Strong ID said Warren on the 18th day Of
May and the 18th day Of October. 164S. at o
O'Clock in the forenoon, on each ofsaid days.
for the purpose Of attending on the business
of said appointment
Gro. p. TAtLMADcE, ro,,,.,.
ERAsTys CUBTIss,
All persons Indebted 10 said Estate aEe II.
quested to make immediate payment n.
AZ MARTM b. STRoEas AdninislKatQr
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-04

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
BERKSHIRE, IS.
Court of Common Pleas, FEBRUARY Term 1e43.
No. 80. Lcman Church
vs..
James Harris.
To james Harris, of Salisbury in the County
of LitchGeH, Connecticut.
VOU are hereby notified that the above
L entitled action is pending against you
in said Court, to be heard and tried at Lenox,
in said County of Berkshire, on, the fourth
Monday of June next. The declaration is
for goods sold, work done, money lent and
money received by you, to Plaintiffs use,
est dated July 9th 1910. and payable on
demand.
The damages are laid at two hundred dol.
lars, and the writ is dated July Is l64O. and
your Real Estate is attached on said Writ.
BY order of Court.
3w 40" CHS. SEDGWICK, Clerk.
r. F. BARNARD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-04
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, Commissioners on the
Il Estate of ANNA KING, late of Sharon in
the District of Sharon, deceased, give notice
that six months from the Oath day of April
l943, are allowed to the creditors to present
their claims against said estate, and that we
will meet TO receive claims at the Office of
Chs. F. Sedgwick in Sharon on the first
Monday in June, and the first Monday of
September next at l o'clock, P. nj.
CHS. F. SEDGWICK ! Commits
40 JOHN WILLIAMS. sioners.