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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
One Cent Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber OH the
h 10Th inst. an indenled apprentice by the
name Of Augustus Whaling, about sixteen
years Of age. All persons are forbid har-
boring or trusting snid boy on my account,
rs shall pay no debts Of his contracting
Any person who will return said boy to me
shalt receive the above reward. bu, no char.
ges will be- paid. HIRAM MINOR.
plymouth, Oct. II, 1913. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
Geese Feathers.

VENIlE subscribers have made arrange.
l. ments to keep IL constant supply OF a first
rate article OF Geese EcatElcES-sclcc.
ted and packed with great care hy ourselves
in packages from 70 to 50Ibs.; and will fur.
nlsh at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000
lbs. of quantity they will warrant to be MS
good as the best, at as low prices rs can lie
purchased of equal quality in the state.
S. u l.. uURLBUT.
Winchester, 1913. ly35
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

Mooney LOST,-Thc Subscriber lost in
IVA the village Of Lchiield, on General
Training Day. TEN DOLLARS, consisting of a
Five Dollar Bill Of the Union Bank of the
city of New York, Three Dollar Bill on the
same Bank, and two Ono Dollar Bills Of the
Phoenix Bank. The finder will be literally
rewarded by returning the same to
LYMAN WARREN.
Litchfeld, Oct. IL, 1913. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
Young Ladies' School

TNHE Winter Term will commence the
IL second Wednesday OF November.
Board in private families So % per week.
With the Principal, including tuition, IT'S
dollars per quarter.
Terms in the Senior class $l6 per term.
Junior do. $l2
Litchfield, Oct. Is. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

The Question SetLLed-The democrats of the town
OF CoebrOOk, adopted the following resolution at a
late meeting
Resolved, That the democratic party of the town of
CnlebrOok, are and all in favor Of the nOmna ton
of Martin Van Buren, for the Presidency of the Uni
ted States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

ARDWARE-As pail kn ~ GOOD H,r,Isnrc-.
N Hand. Back and W0,d SAWS; FILES 81 "a
descriptions; Dnr Handles locks, Bats, l.,asSs9
Screws, tiradS, rReks. Shne Nails, KNIVES and
FORKS, Chlssels, Screw Drivers, Wi.e, H.lad fast.
enina> and Hinges, illlnmers, Sc. shall be- N.la AND
prices made to suit. Please rall ami = amine,
GARRIfr 4 BALDWIN
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
District IF Litchfeld, SIS.
Probate Court, Oct. i6, lS43

District IF Litchfeld, IS.
Probate Court, Oct. i6, lS43.
ENSTATE of AARON {. GILBERT, late of
~ Litchiield, in said District, deceased.
Ordered-Tha: the Executor exhibit his
Administration account 10 this Court for adj
justment, at the Probate Office in Litchlield
ON the 2slh day of October 1913, at 10 o.
clock forenoon; and that all persons inter-
csted in said Estate may be notified thereof
ihc Executor will cause this Order to be pub.
lishcd in IL newspaper printed in Li,chtield
County aud post IL copy thereof on the sign
post in said town of Lltchficld, nearest the
place where said deceased last dwct.
Certified by
2l* ELISHA S. ABERNErHY, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
BROKE INTO

TENHE Enclosure of the subscriber in the
L town Of Salisbury about the first day of
October 1913 dark red STEER, supposed
TO be two years old, having ii santing crop
from 'he upper side OF the left ear, and slit
on the under side Of the right eur. The
owner is requested to pay charges and take
him away. CALVIN S. BARNES.
Salisbury, October 9th, 1913. 2O*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

TKNIE Court of Probate for the District Of
n Harwinion, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the cred
i'ors to the estate of WILLIAM b. BARBER.
late Of liarwinton, deceased, to exhibit their
claims tor settlement. Those who neglect
present their accounts, properly attcs,cd,
within said time, will be dcbarred recovery.
BEDE N. BARBER, Executor.
IIarwinton, Sept. IL, 1913. 3wl9+
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
MEMBERS OF TEE YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL

MEMBERS OF TUE YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL,
LlTcHFIELD, SUMNER TERM ls43.
Miss Susan Benjamin, Stra,ford, Con.
Mary Berdan, Toledo, Ohio
ROXana Bolles, Litchfield
Caroline Braman, Do
Susan NJ Brisbane, Do.
Maria Brisbane, DO.
Mary Jane Bronson, Wolcottville.
Mary Buel, Litchfed
Henrietta NJ. Cromwell, New-York
Georgiana DowdclI, Do.
Margaret Dunbar, Berlin.
Vienna Fem, Waterbury.
Betsey Hawley, Bridgeport
Louisa HenriQues, New-Haven
Charlotte Hungeriord, Wolcoreville.
Emma Lewis, BrooIlvn, l. l.
Anna Livingston, New-York
Mary Mcmahon, New Milford.
Eliza Migeon, Litchfeld
Florentne Mgeon, Do.
Louisa R"untree, New, Orleans.
Julia Smith, Ltchfell
Catharlne Smith, Fredonia, N. Y.
Eliza Smith, Li,ch6eld.
Adelaide Swift, New-Milford.
Harriet Louisa Thorn, New. York
Caroline Ward, Lilchfeld.
Anna Webster, Brooklyn, LII.
Della WEIGH, Milton,
Abby j. Wells, Litchfeld.
Virginia Wells, Do
First Prize and Prize in Composition, to Miss Alb
by j. Wells, Litch6cld.
D Prize in the Junior Department, to Miss Maria S
Brisbane, Charleston, S. c.
Prize in the Primary Department., to Miss Henri.
eta NJ Cromwell, New " rk City.
Prize for Order in the Boa riding Department., to
Miss Mary Berdan, Toledo, Ohio.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
NOTICE.

VNI1E co.partncrship heretofore existing
4 under the firm Of SPENCER & Bush is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
FREDERICK A. SrENcER,
Henry J Bush.
The same business will be conducted here.
after by the undersigned at the old stand in
Winchester, Winsled Society, under the firm
Of +. A. SPENCER & Co, by which the affairs
will be attended to and adjusted
FREDERICK q. SPENCER,
CHARLES BUSH.
Winchester, September oath. lS43. 1908
FBNHE Judge OF the Court Ut Probate Tor
Il the District of Litchfield, has limited
and allowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors 20 the Estate of REUBEN
DUNNING. late of Litchfield, in said Dis
lric,, deceased, represented insolvcnt, in
which 10 exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed Enos Sioddard and Ebenezer
Bates, Esqrs., Of said Litchfeld, Commits
sioners TO receive and examine said claims.
Certified by r. NJ. WOODRUFF, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house of Benjamin Dun
ming, in said Litchfield. on the 9Th day Of
November. 1913, and on the 9Th day of
March, 1874, at o'clock in the afternoon,
on each of said days, for the purpose of at
tending on the business Of said appointment
EnPsrzrn BATES, comm'rs.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
queslcd to make immediate payment to
SIDNEY PECK. Administrator,
with the will annexed.
Litchfield, Sept. q. 1873. 3wl9
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
II q W G Q . d S..
G w F r r.

G L w E 3 3,
II AS juTt received from New York an ~
Il Il tenSivr assortment of BroadclothS.
Beaver Cloths, CaSsimercs and Satline;;s OF
fashionable culors from superline 10 COM
mon, much lower than usual, with trimmings
OF all kinds, Blankets. floor Cloths, Flannel<,
Sheet;ngs, Tickings, Black, Changcable fig
ured and plain Alpacas, Orleans Cloth, Chu-
sans, Camhlets, NJ. d. Lains, Shawls, &c,
Plain and figured, black and light colored
Silks, black Satin VesiingS, black aud blue
blk Silk velvets, Black Silk fringes Of diff
ferent width, and almost every article in the
Dry Good line. AlSo-an assortment of
fresh TEAS of Il superior quality, Old lIy-
son, Young Tyson, Hyson Skin, Pouchong
and Souchong, Loaf Lump ard Brown Su.
gar, Java and Laguira Coffee, English Pow
der, Duponts do, Shot of all numbers, Percus-
sion Caps, and a general assortment of Gro
ccrics, which will be offered at very low pr.
ces for Cash, produce or credit.
Litchtield, Oct. a, 1913. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

Correctiom.-ln the report of Committee on Do
nestle manufactures the premium Of 81 on Stair Car;
pe.ing to Miss Mary Edwards of Lch6eld should
read Mrs. Alex'r Norton Jr. Of Goshen. The two
following premiums, not being embodied in said re.
port, were omitted in the published lis, last week, viz.
, For the hes, 3 pr Mems half Hose to Airs. Alex'r
Norton Of Goshen, IA lady upwards of seventy 90
For the % bes. dv. to Mrs. Chas. Dadley, Li,ch-
field, Soc
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

western paper says, in an obituary notice, thar
he had also been for several years q director in a
bank Notwithstanding which he lived and died
christian, universally respected"
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

ENDlA.RUBBER OvER.sHOEs. Mems Ladies
Il and Misses sizes, both figured and plain at
Oct H. Il purypS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

"A gentleman publishing card in one ofthe New
York papers, is made to offer his respectful sh0nks
to the public, by some careless compositOr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
E. PHELPS

HAS only time to mention what is al
A ready known to many, that he has just
received from New York, aud opened an I'M
usually splendid stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, adapted to the season. Oac door
west otthe Congregational Church.
Litchield, Oct 3, 1913. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

DuRSE TWIST-Pure French, Shaded and
4 Plain for sail by +. FuELrs.
Oct.her ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
WHOLESALE
CROCKERY STORE.

IN NEW-HAVEN.
"ENRY N. WHITTELSEY having Just
H received new and very large addi-
ton to his former stock Of
CisEscy, Glass q Esgs'EIsese Ware
offers the same to COUNTRY MERCHANTS at
the IO'cest Neso- York WholeSa!e prices, at his
Store No. 63 State street, Streets Building.
New Haven, Oct. 3, 1913. ln20*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
WIN. LORD, OOIItClOF.
Litchfield, Oct. 9, lS43. 10 3W

TINE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for tho
Il District Of Litchfield, has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof. for
the creditors to the Estate Of THOMAS
STONE, late Of Litchfield, in said District,
deceased, represented insolvcni, in which to
exhibit their claims thereto; and has ap-
pointed Messrs. Henry s. Griswold and
Thomas S. Graniss of said Li,chficld, Com
missioncrs 10 receive and examine said
claims. Certified by
r. NJ. WOODRUFF, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the dwelling house of Willis Stone,
in said Litchfeld, on the 9th day of Novcm.
her. ls43, and on the 9th day of March,
1874, at l o'clock in the afternoon, on each
of said days, for the purpose Of attending on
the business Of said appointment.
HENRY S. GRIswoLD, } Co,uo
THOMAS S. CRANES, Oo'''"' 49,
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment to
ALvAH STONE, Administrator.
Litchficld, Sept. u, 1913. 3wl9
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
Horse, Wagon and Harness
FOR SALE.

TINE Horse is nine years old. good in sim
Il gle or double harness, and excellent
under saddle. The Wagon has good
leather top and can be used with one or two
horses. Enquire of the Subscriber at the
bank. G. F. DAVIS.
Litchfeld, Oct. l9, 1913. 81 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
N(A'EEdE.


TNHE residents aud non residents Of the
IL Town Of Li;chlicld liable to pay Il State
tax of one cent on the dollar and Town tax
offive cents on the dollar on list Of 1872 arc
hereby notified that will meet them ut the
following places TO receive The same, viz: -
At the County House on Monday, the 9th
day of November next f'om O'clock until
p. NJ. at the store of Mcrwn & Pierpont in
Northiicll on Tuesday the 7th from 8 o.
clock until IL o'clock at noon and at Sim.
con Smiths Hotel South Farms from o.
clock until 6 p. NJ. at the Hotel of Henry
Wcstovcr at Bantam Falls on "Wednesday
the sth from 0 o'clock until ~ o'clock at
noon, and at the Hotel Of Frederick d. Peck
in Milton from o'clock until p. M. All
persons neglecting this notice must expect to
to pay lawful fees.
WIN. LORD, Collector.
l.iichfield Oct 9 lRd2 10 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

ACES.-F. PHELPS offers complete as
- sortment of patent Valencicnnes, Thread
Silk, Bohine,t, Grecian and other STYLES of
Iaccs, Edgings, Foo.ings, Cuttings, Inser-
lions &c. The only way of ever knowing
all the varieties is to call and examine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

GLOVES.-Men's Horse Skin, Fawn, Me-
~ rinc, Cotton and Silk Gloves together
with complete assortment of Ladies' Kid,
Horse Skin, Goat Skin, Silk and Cotton at
Oct, IL. +. PHELPS
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19
H Cd - III

AS USUAL
TAN be found at the subscribers COM
Oplete assortment of BROAD.CLOTHS
and CASSIMERES, Bearer Pilot and Do.
nestle Cloths, of every desirable style and
color. F. PHELPS.
One door west Congregational Church.
October II,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

DURE Alpaca Lustres for sale by
N. F.PnELPs.
ORLEANS CLOTH for sale by
" F PErrrS
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

A little girl while PLAYING on the shed Of q house in
Ieveveit street. near the jail, Was addressed by au
intimate OF the jail as follows;
"GiTi, does youF mother know yon'Fe oai.
"Hey! hey sir, does yesr moiheE know you aIc
. ?" was the ready reply OF the hIIe Miss
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

Upwards Of ten thousand copies Of the LIFE AND
lished at this Office, tprce 81 per copy.l have been
sold by the Publishers since 18th dav Of June last
The sales will probably reach $1,000 within the year
Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-19

FTer of the handle.-Anna HANDEL and Frederick
Hande; have been divorced in Philadelphia We
supposed Anna wanted a new blade Eliza Sill and
George Still have likewise hesn divorced in the same
civ They couldn't be sHH together, and they took
the wiser course and parted Boston Bee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

1 experience of about fifteen years has proved y
y5nd all do1tJt. that tins eEuil1se Is a cs-ts. ss4
1.eger flIAHg for
Since It first pus before tie pubic, many worthless
preparations hare been forced sale, which
lay, and conntaa Uhere-
B. a. Fatncst2cks Jeraaifge daily Increasing "a
Popularity oc, 10 lis 1qfsc trgrth 1t has onIy
according directions, if worms exist aey
oay p per bottle, winch 5TIngs means a
all Be e; b. 4 Ia5uestgrk's ernaifisye al a
void ali Other articles phic said g9ot a. 1ac
IF them have the virtues 81 tie sess,sHe article.
CAUTI0N.
In consequence Of Ira many attempts circulate
Nenif1sc, have tloa i ut Just the public, well
the high reputation which genuine article
acquired % take saca steps would eectuay prevent
the OF suc reckless imposition: for thar purpose
have a. much expense obtained steel plato engraving.
presenting the IF administering the medi
her aIlng child hoy, restored fIl heatt
stands at he's eoo his vgnetEe, Impressed ~hte "a
per, skIlfIy execais8 from attempts
Ca1ateEeittng, an3 Wan, after first of October Isl
substituted yellow wrapper vairh the EerH5fI.s
heretofore apuearc4 aai still further security
copyright has been 0ltaae. AID entered according
Congress.
+. 4. F.7ILsESToCK, Titts5s.rzi
TIE genuine '.F4tnesaek' tern-ngs'' for sac -
Richmond ONLY ~ the BOOK STORE
os5-HAyE YOU HEARD Of D. 81 ing, taors4e9f1.I
Sfrtas hcu'nz P1stc~ lis fame rapidly i7craa=z
throughout whole Ua1ez5 STATES No article his eer
eIuaed it, Do fail t. make mmedato trial Of
hcary.
GIL = re--'nsfs ~ removing T7i7s fr7-1 an Part
Of ~ system Trsq-1sfs Fhe Bark, Bre1- n S4e
c- Burns, Sp-7Hs Rhrtawsftsr md Coulter C7rr..
determinations, L. Ard (can rou csIisve it prize
= longer drag 81, 5ssrae ex.,eIcc ra-k- with Ea7-
pains
Remember the price--oafr =. csn:.,
For sale al the RICHMOND BOOK STURE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08
Kat.'s American Anti Bilious
l. Il Il z Il. l. :
For the Prercntion and Cure Of Diseases arising
from Disordered System ant I'M
1Jnrc Blood. Ri:

pre- Blood. ri-:
Bilious, Intermiucat, Reaste't, Nervous Iadasma-
ue-s the Stomach, fan the side, Beast Back ami
>noaiders Costisenezs. Reumatisms Gort, Dycn.arg,
Loss of Appetite Acidty, General Deb'iity tljte=s
and dnness Of Sight. Sch Head Achc Bes, runfles
the faec, letter, Gravel DoPy in the Head ana Csest
OF every desruPuoa, IeRa;e Complaints, SuPPre-
and other complaints, rzsaatng Asor4elea So
mach and Impure Rood.
THIS American Preparation certain remove
primary OF al those distressing nalad5es
and applicable all AMI forms OF sickness, from
childhood up age, caa usea perfect
by all under any circumstances. particularly de-
cate females, who freqnenty SUBJ transient
complaints. which ea render tbeir 6oa b very fc.ar.a-
The pEetcuod srperioriy these Pills j. that7taey
prepared from thu -ad hNtraets at 'Ifrby and Ieyt
rne,r nature IS 70 "Ceaase, Ftrlg AID &treasttea,a
harmless to the Constitution aad death 70 ai5cas2.
1t systems Liable from pro-aest.a
neglect accumulate BE ard variety &c disaa-a
ha9ors. 10 cleanse hc sgsseta should he csty
led II neglected. the patient is certain 70 be ate
with painful disease aua pratrartca -ufeHn1. Ncnfy a
classes disease caused by distinctions ia t1e
stem winch TcFcht The regular and wholesome operation
Of The animal functions. Ibls state of the i liz
ease, which is manifested variety Of forms orles
ma gnant IN her Charaeter- To restore the sysem .
OF health, then, is only remove the
cause Of disease, and the end accomplished Tie cause
Is obstruction somewhere TINS removed bY pB,sa
toa which is the only t1at should be fes3st@ -
because, suggested by reason and D. nntlre.
In te and nilnu.nat7ry of diseases
evers Of all kinds Collie, DysentaFy CholcFa Morus Ie
nati-nl. Small Pox, Violent Pains, Neuralgia Apopezv
Peudsy and al! other vio.ent attacks, the dose must b
pills, until the pam inflammation i 4hsi
ded, when may be diminished 10 keep bowel
gently open.
Ii all Chronic Complaints, diseases Of long standing
ordinary Pits taken Ietirin
BED when arising in the morning. The patient
lear IN mind that the must governed BY
cez, when the medicine taken B sufficient ope
the bowels. De takeH and increased until tn
bowels acted upon freely aud when the medicine act
freely less quantity be taken In all thes
Pills be taken sufficient produce copiouz
Of the bowels, and be continued in until all PAT
and disease eradieassd from The body when they may
used occasionally keep the system open.
For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
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TRUTHS
WORTH REMEMBRANCE

That TIE ''PlLIsS'' : painful disesss.
Thai al vso a2ve tbe PILES wish to be cured.
That Al f-z7 7rs had tEe PILES and Ia sse5 fIstc-
cT'f Frerch J e-stz5is Ointment, ARE CURED.
That g79 h-E tested the sgrprgz1
II tbs 1vzIJat7e Gftrtet 1r11o1-ss il best IF
fer the cf PILES saat ever discovered
That Remedy IL also warranted, II early
applied ir1rns late for Burn, Sc1lf.. etr
Tha; the prics 20 Is AWAY. refunded Il the ONT
men; fails % z~s saiisaciD1 - the purchaser Sclt
Richmond at the BOOK STORE
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LIVERY STABLE.

ME subscriber has for hire, several good saddle horses
/ -b1gsies and vel. broke horses. His terms VIII be
suited times. LEWIS BlRh.
Richmond, March IGth. 1872. IIn
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STOVES! STOvEsg

We have hand general assortment Of COOKING
STOVES. of the latest and most improved patterns Aiso
seven md ten plate. with variety of PARlOCR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all of which will exchange
low for cash. wheat good horses.
frY-AI orders thankfully rereived the Foundry
Post Office, Main
L. J. OHARA.
Richmond, Nov. ,. 1872. Inf
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ED, B1s, and Ra<k writing Tnk Irk .tes Pens
4 7Il'is. r7rsv Nazfsfs, scaling wax, & ~
- the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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LIZ IonN sAPPINGToN.

Arrow KICK. Saline no
I'm 2. \ ssa:= vantnz Medicine SIT please in-
form soon practicable. J. :
Ma ~. 1912. u
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AUGUST .1LG cE-LI a


For C,ngres,,--CAIEB SMITH
For ReDresentttires,-DANGD r. HOLLOWAY,
SAMUEL HANNAH,
JOHN ". - lila NSON.
For C91niy Coa'mtsstoner, VI BCLLA.
For County .4sssss1r,-IHOAAS T4N MEX
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gAGLgl>g -rAglgl2sa
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH,

We making the above PLOUGH. From the long
ding OF tins Plough this and the adjoining counties and
III oao, deem i speak of It's
qualities have but those who have used
them ind they the best and cheapest Plough gee
raj We four one, tuo three.
Jour horse Ploughs ell Of which six months
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IGEIG2a
Clock and Watch Fgepairing.

&FU0fA sfNu ~ d1VN ksEpssETfH-.
1--WE subscriber would inform his friends and Oil
mers. that ne stN cortoues Watch asd Clock Re
pairing, old north SIDE Of Main street
between Jos G1lbeTts Hotel aud BANK yehere
be trked 10 receive and will patiently ats for the ca i
of all favor him VITA thetr custom. IVnIk
with despatch and perform low for ca
JOSHUA B. HUNNICUTr.
Richn7ond, Nav 9th, 1913, l9tf
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NEW AREsANe.ETE EGNE.
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

WV s1bscrpefs having Flfaldscd Nie hl' ~ -
l FOUNDRY Of Nordgbe, Eoulke & U1HiTns, are
now prepared furnish all kinds of CASTINGS as low
they be had Cncnnat any othcr establish
in tine country; and have genera!
OF and of the latest prov of the
hes, Mwrights II the west. will say those who
about improve build Mills, that they viii End il
their advantage give a call, viii all
the hest stock that be had and prices viii be
found To corresnnni with the times.
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Too sac at .as RICHMOND BOOK >foRf
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23

VIRGINIA. TO WIT: ." T.. =, a..
At court held for the county of Shenandoah,
on Tuesday the 10th day of January, 1913;
Isaac Lambert. Abraham Lambert and Ma.
ry Lambert. by W. w. Magr,der, their
next friend. admitted by the court, plaintiffs.
against William Lambert. Isaac Lambert,
Jos. Irwin, committee admir- of Abraham
Huffman. deceased, Christian Burgner and
Henry s. Wunder. defentants-1N cn'Y. :
FEsHE defendants, William Lambert and
E. Isaac Lambert, not having entered their
appearance and given security, according To
the act of assembly and the rules, of this court
and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country:
II IS ordered. that they appear at the clerk
Office at Woodstock, at rules to be held there
in on the first Monday in April next. and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffis-aad that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Woodstock, for two
months successfully, ant. posted at the front
door of the court house in the said town of
Woodstock. A copy-Teste,
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rick. The committee retired. and then
made the following report:
John $. Davidson, VIM. Woodward /,
Samuel L. Millar.- Edwin Bowin, Chas.
H. Green, Joshua Mckay. DR.. G. A.
Williams. Richard Fl Yiaberlake, ihos.
T. Buck. and David Funston.
On motion, the chair appointed COM
mittee of three to notify the Delegates OF
their appointment. Whereupon. A. W.
Bowling. Giles Cook, and Samuel Slmp,
son were elected.
On motion Of A. w. Bowling,
Rssolred, That this meeting pledge
themselves to sustain nomination OF the
convention to be held at Winchester on
the 5lst March.
A notinn was made. that the prnceed-
inss Of the meeting be signed by the
chairman anil secretary. and copy
thereof be transmitted for publication to
Ahe Editors of the Win. Vireinian. Mar
finsburg Republican, " oodstock Senti-
rel. and Charlestown Free Press.
Then, upon motion, the meeting adj
journed.
JOHN 5. DAVIDSON. Clair n
SAML REEL, Sec'rv.