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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-05
FALL 1919.

FALL 1913.
M Y supplied with general assortment n Drugs TTo-
dtctnes, Dye Stuffs, Paints, oils, window
6iHss' &C. &C., and will dispose ofthem satisfactory terms
TOT ''sH ~ 10 puncml dealers NJ the credit
composed IN part of Nader Indigo, Coppcs. ground
chpph Iogwooi Redwood Camwood. Ext Iogwood Alum. OH
Ntro Bouv refd Epson Salts Cream Satpetre: saler
1us Cf-ga Nutmeg Mace. Gloves Clue Castor OF Sweet OH
CaomeE Campho Rhinestone. Rnuh Patent Medicines IN every
variety White Lead dry and ground In OIL Sp Tupenne Paint
Brushes, assorted Narnse segars assorted bands-sonr very
superior. and
$50 boxes $40 and iori0 Glass, besides larger sizes
HARDWOOD e. BEAIE
au2b Successors \. y Ade A. 60
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
AlNG1NG.

VIE subscriber bess lve inform public
u generally that hc sNn
Toned business IN all it, branches shop above
r cioo H. street Shockoc M where he hasa large
OF GAS paint coa varsh which
up onte most tcasonahlftcTms lie would inform
VINO may want Sgnsor other
has Richard Smith who well known rs
first rate sign painter who VIII always be the shop
Thankfully all ouiers both ami small
with ncaness AMI with dispatch. lie wuuh inform
friends tahe wouLibe happy
MEDIATE them nth nus lie
To any part Of the city To lights glass My
era are always OF the best the market Afford
only for painting
per yard. r r SMITH
n " would inform those wishing their parlor and
doors finished that beautiful polishing
acquired thorough knowledge prepared
deTtke ani execute the eQuaed
other the My shall the present.
times ma II r. 2. SMITH
4 NHlLDRENS' BEAUTIFUL CATER BOoTS.-we have re
~ cevia lot OF Chirens Cater Boots,
eoiors. Persons m of>onle'hing extra. win at
MYERS Co
au : Dealers II Roots. shoes nd Trunks
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- ZOO do do do Misunderstanding
henderson and for sale by lau 81 SHIELDS 4 sOMERy1LLE
I-,, Rich Retailing Dry Goods.
SOME exclusive styles Of unusually rich Paris
- Wool Bazouncs
Some few ends uncommonly elegant Paris DE T.ains
Ono piece extra heavy blue black r. DE soie
Several dozen white blue, and every variety and
cord Kid Gluvc for Ladies'
Par NJ "a Of hne undcsscd Shectng Linen
DO do do Brrdeye Diaper for Aprons, &c.
Pew dress lengths of Rich Fouilrd sin, IS per I'd
Great variety handsome style Lawns be sold reduced prices
Very variety neck hat and Rbons vey elegant
and low
One piece heavy and blue black p De
yeygrt variety Of rich cord and black Silks pcrha great
est IN
u ~ entirely Summer Plaid Silks az low
Low priced Foulard Siks &C &C. &C.
And Cloths and Cassimere Housekeeping Lnons British and
American COons, Fanne &C The good and h.
the Of being made better by The subscriber who
leaves FOR The northern and eastern markets. simultaneously with
the appearance this Advertisement for that purpose
by The Sepember he win be able 20
The inspection perhaps good he has had IN
t enumerated and 40 others
will be reduced prices though the prospect
descriptions will BE- higher Than when they were laid IN.
rs THos. n. PRICE.
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ACoN-5o hhds prime Western shoulder, r., WIN
au ~ JOHN \. TRIPLET-T A. so,y
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SnOT-iOOO bags York Shot assorted land,npaud or e by
- aus DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

Al Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth, sOith-
IN and for the district Of Plymouth, on the l6tk
day Of April, l643.
Present, Elisha johnson, Esq. Judge.
TSTATE Of John 81. Beach, late of Ply
u mouth in said district, deceased. The
Executrix represents the estate insolvent and
prays the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon :-WhereupOn. Ordered, that Com
missioners 10 receive examine and adjust the
claims of the creditors Of said estate, be an.
pointed ut the Probate Office in said Ply.
mouth On the 10Th day Of May l643. at one
o'clock in the afternoon and that all per-
sons interested in said estate may be noiifi-
ed thereof, the Executrix will cause this or
der TO be published in newspaper printed
in Litchfield, and post a copy thereof on the
public sign post nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt in said Plymouth.
A true copy Of Record.
% ELISHA JOHNSON. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

In this village, on the 9th inst Mr.. Newton Gibbs,
aged "a.
aged "a.
In this village, on the 2lst inst Mrs. Sarah Sey-
mour. wife Of Doctor George Seymour, aged %. She
but had gained the love and respect Of all who had
the pleasure Of an acquaintance with her.
In this village, on the Gath inst, Mr.. Thomas Pill
GRIM in the 9Oth year Of his age He was native Of
London. He lived and died in the communion of
the Church Of England TO which he was ardently
attached. In him was verified this divine promise :
And thou shalt 60 to thy, fathers in peace; thou
shalt be buried in good old age."-Con.
widow of the late Mr.. Grin Judd, aged GO.
In Buenos Ayres, in January last Mr.. Erastus Him
man, aged "A, son OF Mr.. Scovill Human Of New.
Haven
In New.Brunswick, N. J., on the 18th inst, Rev.
Alexander Proudft, d. D. in the I'D year of his age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27
District Of Litchfeld, S.. !
Probnle Court ADril ~. lSAS. I

Probate Court, April ~, lS43.
u STATE of JAMES OBR1EN. late of Go.
Il shen 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, 10 which to OK.
hibit their claims thereto; and has appoint.
ed Samuel P. Bolles, of Litchfield, In said
district, and Moses Cook, of said town of Go.
shen, commissioners to receive and examine
said claims. Certified by
r. M. WOODRUFF, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house lately occupied
by said deceased in said Goshen on the 18th
day of June andthe 9Th day of October A. d.
1913, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, on each
of said days, for the purpose Of attending on
the business of said appointment.
s MS.s. E co ss.1r'' Commissioners.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re.
quested to make immediate payment to
MARY O'BRIEN, Administrative.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

undersigned, Commits
IN sioners On the estate of Heman K. Par.
sons of Sharon, in the District of Sharon, as.
signed for the benefit Of his creditors, do
hereby give notice that we will meet at the
house of said Parsons, on the I'd Monday of
May and the I'd Monday Of September next,
at 2 O'Clock P. N. to receive the claims of
the creditors Of said Parsons Six months
from tho 9th day Of March l64S are allow
ed to the creditors for the exhibition of their
administrator, April z, 164S.
BENyAMIE BATES, (r,
40 CHAUNcEY PARDEE. S"" ES'
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27
HoLBRooK CuRrtss, Town Clerk.
Disirict of Litch6eld, s..


Probate Court, April IL, 1e43.
ESTATE Of Abel Osborne. late of War
Il rem. in said district, deceased. The
Court of Probate for the district of Litchfield
bath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors of said e..
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 examine said claims.
Certified by r. M. WooDRuFf, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house of Martin b.
Strong in said Warren on the 10Th day of
May and the 18th day of October. 1s43, at Q
O'Clock in the forenoon, on each of said days,
for the purpose Of attending on the business
of said appointment
es..r ?; rc1, u.1,.s' comm'r..
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re.
quested TO make immediate payment 10
az MARTIN B. STRoKo, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

A T special Town Meeting, legally warn.
"A ed and holden at the usual place in Wa
tertown, on the 10th day of April, l543, for
the purpose of taking into consideration the
subject of restraining cattle from running at
large on the commons ard highways in said
WATERFOWL,
IL ,oGs voted, That if any owner of any
horse or horses, mule or mules, neat creature
or neat creatures,shall suffer the same to 60 at
large out of his. 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 hayward 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 impourded any horse or horses,
mule or mules, neat cattle or neat creatures,
he shall give notice thereof to the owner or
owners, il he, she or they be known, in the
same manner as II they had been impounded
manner as In that case be liable TO be pro-
ceeded with and sold, except that 1t shall not
be necessary TO have regard to fences. I'd,
the owner or owners Of any beast or beasts 80
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 90 impound.
cd, 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
Gl,Oays, that no one penalty incurred by any
person at one time by virtue of this bylaw
shalt 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 countys
The foregoing is a true copy of record.
Attest
AZ HoHRRooK CURr fsa TOWN Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

- A FARM, containing aoout 40
Nsts n acres of valuable land, situa-
EHs ted 2 IL or miles, north OF Wa
tertown Cenire,in Garnsey Town,
on the turnpike leading 10 Litchfeld 49, on
which are two small dwelling Houses, two
Barnes and two springs Of pure and never
failing water, q few rods from the door.--
The whole is we'll fenced and ia d high state
of cultivation. Ten or fifteen acres Of L is
valuable Meadow, producing from tw0 %
three tons first quality hay, per acre. Has
good orchaFding, &c. Any one wishing %
purchase small Farm. Of good land. con-
venieutly situated, will lind This cAanee
rarely % be met with. ANY wishing Do titw
the same may call on Mr.. William GaFnssy
on die premises. A clear nna une'spuled
tile will Be given. SAMUEL CLOCK
1ilchfSIa' February 4, I919 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27
r LEGISLATIVE REPORT FOR 1913
THE DAILY COURANT will contain

during the ensuing session ofthe Legislature.
such reports of the proceedings 90 will make
il interesting to all who wish to become ac-
quainted with the business before the Assem-
bly,. The reports will be as impartial as
possible, and The liue Of truth and propriety
win be strictly adhered TO.
The paper will be furnished duly mailed
for any part Of the country, during the ses-
sion, for fifty cenis, or two months Gncluding
the publication Of the laws passed during the
SESSION. for one dsllsr. For q g. it will be
sent three months. u Subscriptions In al
cases must Be psid In a3uoncs. IN
Postmasiers and others procuring eight
subscribers, and RENTING the amount (Which
can generally be done y the Representa-
tiyes.S shall receive ninth copy gratis.
NIB. The paper will contain the pro-
ceedinas Of the day previous 70 its date, and
viii Be put into the Post Once In time for
the earliest morning mails.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for Litchfield Dis
Il trict hath assigned the 10Th day ofApril
A. d. 1e43, at 10 o'clock A. d. az the Pro-
bate Office In Litchfield 10 said district, Cor
the apDoIn,ment of commissioners the 60.
tate 81 Ezra Taylor. late Of Cornwall 10 said
district. deceased, represented insOlvent; q
which time and place all persons IN Interest
viii appear II they Sc cause, and be- heard
relative to said appointment.
JULiUs BsAnDsLEy. Z as...s..
LymAM J. TAYEOR,
Cornwall. April 10. lisa. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27
THE RATTLESNAKE

THE kAITLESNAkE 8as4
GIVES WARNING BEFORE HE STRIKES.
VTHE most disastrous Of ell diseases 70 which man
,!.u !: LIABLE ''s coNs So and ''f'n in &
Blu. like the poisonous ra.esnake, |. give. waning
before ' a co 6RpGESaSssh AND So; col I What
in their incipient state bnt the first ncces Of an in
tended attack Does not the individual who goes
about the street coughing and complaiping-with his
so wsS: .p /" GGS Nc ;fEiF SHsDfSp'n Are
l. be not warned He is - momens's re4sctieM
will convince him Of the fact. Then remedy 10 a.
PEAsE & SONS CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUND CANDY g
do'' recover the p'iSsnfi lS II: must b taken
Here lice the grand secreta-a secret which cannost
inc that this that person cannot recover, because
their father OF m0ss did q hs nNicinG complaint
b.: E 10 sO THY = q
sSi s iis "''''' THE GRAND SECRET. ''D ~
1fthey do not expose themselves. unnecessarily exc
hey are Is ssis 10 Ss Climate a. elsewhere. Many
pass the winter-they hsreiore require some pfoec.
lion BE- 81 81 H eSd SAH rs
and the complaint will be removed. Try il in iie.-
'''' "''''''''' "''' ' J. PEAsE & SON,
THE UNDERSIGNED '' - =
have used J. Pease & Sons Compound Extract 81
SCcnSy and s1y Ds . o
live complaints. % m excellent remedy IN thOso ear
ses and For the use Of the voice professionally. moth
ing can equal ~ we recommend Il to our bssthEeAs
Rev ] LlSpsAY. recent pastor Of The N Church
Rev CRAWFORD pastor Of second NJ E Church.
ann
Rev. Mr. Lucky. presiding editor. New YOrk Co.'S
Rev Mr. wmrAKER, pastor Of Presbyterian Chusch,
Rev Mr.. GHEIM pastor Of NJ Z Church, Bedford sa~
Rev Mg RART. recent pastor Of Bspsiss ChusshS
Rev M CnLss, III Third Avenue. $3.50
Rsv No BERay, pastor Of Wesleyan Methods. ecev
ner Grand and Clinton streets.
Rev Ny LYONS, pastor g t;ssmen M'ss'on VeaFeh~
One would think the eboys recoMmendAticne weFe
sufficient 20 sell ton Of Rease's Hosehound Candy
day. in hia city alone when ne psogr,s.sss can Sb
such unblemished reputation, that whoso would p0E
believe them, neither would be believe though ene
should rise from ths dead. The virtuee q feasse
H0arhound Candy, then, may BE- eousideEed proved
81 bar as any ding can be proved b. human teaiis
d. Rogers requests us % ssy tlms he has vsucsiss
long period Of hs psacsice - hns made uso ofvSseD
kinds Of remedies Ter e0l18s huafsslIess. ana tk a
Distressing eompaini, ths wh9oplng cough snA b e
lieves with q good eneeeN9 - physleilng 2eMr ly
and after Oh be tnd8 nono - successful 6 49,
HoaIhsund Candy, aad y sseonEusemds !. y he rnS
% }. Posse q Son. WA Be paaelpally Az ada "a =
Fsfsnlo ~ Ganl Bacl and B. s.. W,..a-,.F, 4 - IS
Said & An4u.lae Miles " Co 4oaheu (, Tno n 7z.S
son, GaiBWalI; L4fla Gaulds Sh1sgt jrs ~. -.
Canaan Nulh1 1Rilh, t1eEneI1Ir ~ II eIi@z. L ~
winlpns hiram WeAlisf, Hul'iF n,'<,. # ~
H0iklsmi q a. 4ki4IeEt ~ .. n,1s.lS !. <,
paIt. Norfolk Lawrence y t.'-'1 = .'S.. E<
and tgadsx6isk 4 1<n.sI. #<~
glsalsg Hs.A. Al1s.. = M
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27
STATE OF CONNECTICUT} .
LITcHF1ELD COUNTY, IS.
CANAAN. April 10, A. d. l648.
[ Ecclesiastical Society in Kent, !

STATE OF cONNECTICUT(
LITcHF1ELD COUNTY, S.
CANAAN. April 10, A. d. 1e43.
First Ecclesiastical Society in Kent
vs..
Je,hro Deiano &C. }
TTPON the petition of First Ecclesiastical
~ Societyin Kent in said county brought
to the Superior Court to be holden at Litch.
field in and for said county, on the Sd Tues
day of August ls43, praying for the fore.
closure Of q certain tract Of land lying in
Sharon in said county, containing about 900
acres which was mortgaged' to Philo Mills,
Treasurer of said society, by Stephen Della
no and Jethro Delano on the 18th day Of Ju.
ly 1929, in which Almerin Greenough, John
]. Hibbard and Edward C. Southwick claim
some interest; as per petition dated March
18th, l643.
II is ordered that notice Of the tendency
of said petition be given by advertising this
order in a newspaper printed In Litchfield
in said county three weeks successfully at
least six weeks before the session of said Su.
perior Court, and that copy of said paper,
containing said order, be sent by mail 10
said Greenough. Hubbard and Southwick 70.
spectlve1y, addressed to them at their seve.
places of abode at least six weeks before the
session of said Court.
4Sl WIN. M. BURIAL,
Judge Of the COSnty Courts Of Lisclfeld County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

I'm the Sleigh Of the subscTiher. on Free.
y. mans Meeting day. PAIL containing
three papers Of dry groceries. (whether By
accident or otherwise ] know nol.) The
owner can have The same By calling at my
house and paying charges. .-
South Farms April I'D lelS. - 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
BERKSHIRE, S..
Court IF Common Pleas, February Term ls4S.
No. SGT. David c. Sanford
Samuel Delliber.
To Samuel Delliber, Of Litchfe1, LIchfed
County, Connecticut.
VOU are hereby notified that the above
Il entitled action is pending against you
in said Court, to be heard and tried at Len.
OK, in saidIcounty 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,
and on Justices Judgment for $35 dana.
ges and 1896 costs of suit, recovered April
"a, 1887 and John r. Forbes is summoned
as your Trustee.
The damages are laid at ono hundred dol
lars, and the writ is dated January l6, l64S.
BY order Of the Court.
Chs. SEpew1cK, Clerk.
r. F. BARNARD, Plaintiff $ Attorney. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

n ISSOLUTOE.- The CO. partnership
~ heretofore existing between the SUBJ
scribers under the name and firm of Batter
son and Tomlinson, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. JAMES G. PATTERSON.
CHARLES TOMLINsoN.
LitchfieId, April %, l64S. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

Catalogue cf Scholars belonging to the Young Ladies'
School, Litchfsld, the past gear.
Misses Helen Abernethy, Litchfeld;
s M::y 1 G. Benjamin. s s'1s'lS1Sy c.;
Mary BeFdan, Toledo. Ohio:
Martha Bolles. Glchfeld;
Roxana Bolles, do.
Caroline Braman, do.
%s;is R B::iS.n:. ch'r E s. c.;
A Ms9y s jsSs BRONSON, % SsSitss;,
Mary ]. Buel, Li,ch6eld;
Hsisn Cody, Granville, Mass;
Rolsgd A; Cnrtise, Brooklyn, L. L.;
Adelaid L. DemiDg. Litchfeld;
Emma Dsming. do.
Margaret e. Dunbar, Berlin, CT;
Anna M. Garritt, Litch6eld;
Louisa Henriques, New Haven;
Charlotte Hungerford, Wolcottville;
Emma Lewis, Brooklyn, L. l.;
Lydia Lewis, do.
frances M Lord, Litchfed;
Mary MeMshon. New Milford;
MARI o oSsi. Li.chfsid;
Frances Peck, do.
Lucretis Perkins, do. $3.50.
Louisa Rountree, New Orleans, Lou;
Catharine r. Smith, Fredonia, N. Y;
Cornela Spencer, Litch6eld;
Clarissa Strong, Hartford
Adelaide Swift. New Milford;
Jane Smith, Ltchfed;
Harriet Taylor, New Milford;
Maria Trowbridge, Ltchfeld;
Jane Webster, WocottviIle;
Abby J. Wells, Litch6ed;
Elizabeth Whiting, do.
The First Prize in English Branches. in the Sum
mes Term. with the prizes in French and Music. was
awarded to Miss Csthanne r. Smith. Fredonia, Cha.
taque co. N. Y.
Prize in Composition. to Miss Emma Lewis. Brook.
lyn, LII
Prize in The Junior Department.. to Miss Harriet
Taylor, New Milford.
Winter Tem-First Prize in Scholarship, with the
Prize in Music, 70 Miss Susan c. Benjamin, STRAIT.
ford, c..
Prize in French, to Miss Roland A. Curtis, Brook.
Iva, N. Y.
Prizes in Latin and Composition. to Miss Margaret
z. Dunbar. Berlin, CT.
Prize in the Junior Department. % Miss Mary Me.
Mahon. New Milford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

The Connecticut River has been swollen to an UNI
precedented extent by the recent reshet ItrOse at
least "a or IS feet above low water mark Front and
Windsor streets in Hartford were covered, and ma
ny buildings were completely surrounded. No great
PecuniaTy damage, however, was done.
We learn from the Lowell Advertiser that the
MerTimack and Concord rivers were higher last
week than they were ever known to be. Most of
the mills in Lowell were entirely stopped by the
back water, and the speed Of others was retarded.
The Richmond papers represent the freshet in
James River as very serious. A large portion Of
the wheat crop is destroyed and other damage sus-
tained
The NatchitOchea (LouJ Herald says that during
the recent destructive freshet in Red River there
were lost 500 horses. 5000 cattle and hogs, and 1000
bales Of cotton. An immense quantity Of grain and
other agricultural products were also destroyed-our
plantations having lost not less than 5000 bushels Of
corn. In some places the river was nine miles wide
and al the bayous. creeks and branches appeared,
like toaming rivers
The wing members of the legislature Of Ohio. az
ter the adjournment Of that body, held meeting and
passed several spirited resolutions respecting the az
fairs Of the state and nation, and also issued ad
dress to the people. They approved Of the Wing ma.
sional convention to DO held at Baltimore in 1884,
and also recommended the nomination Of Henry
Clay for next President, and John Davis for Vice
President.
No LICENCES county commissioners in all
the counties Of Massachusetts,, excepting Franklin,
have decided grant no licenses fox the sale of in
toxicating liquors.
Loco Foco HARMONY !-On Wednesday last there
was grand fight in the assembly at Albany. After
hard words and quarreling for three or four days,
on Wednesday, q Mr.. McMurray of New York, a
radical loco left his seat and up that Of Mr.
Lee of Orange county, conservative loco while the
house was in session, and slapped has Jace clinch
and fight ensued, some dozen members Of the officers
ofthe house, nterfered, and general uproar follow.
ed. After while order was restored, and q COM
mitee appointed to investigate the matter, who re.
ported that Mr.. McMurray should be expelled. But
before decision was made Mr.. McMurray made an
spoogy, when it was concluded only to censure him.
when the affair ended in q smoke.-Pough. Eagle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

H7HE Judge Of the Court of Probate for
l. the District Of Washington, has limit
ed and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors of the estate Of Eli
jah Perkins. late of Washington, in said dis
trict, deceased, represented insolvent, In
which to exhibited their claims thereto, and
has appointed Nathaniel Perry and Andrew
Hine jr. Commissioners to receive and ex-.
anime said claims. Certified by
1TH1EL HIcKox, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house of the de-
ceased, in said Washington, on the Goth day
Of June and the 26th day Of September, 1884,,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each Of said
days, for the purpose of attending on the
business Of said appointment.
NATHANIEL PERRY, co,rr,,., =.
ANDREW HINE, in. o''' '''
April 4th, 1643.
All persons indebted to said estate are rec
quested to make immediate payment to (,
AZ ID. G. PLATT, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-27

WebGtesCW8bSssg, &c. ~.
VTHE Subscriber takes this method of no
Il flying the public that he intends carry
ing on the above business in all its variety.
From long experience and determination
Of punctualily, he flatters himself he shall be
able 10 give entire satisfaction to those who
may employ him. Reference for his ability
as above:
Mr.. Asa Bacon, Doct. ]. G. Beckwith,
Doct. Abel Catlin, Mr.. Geo. Dewey,
Doct. Samuel Buel, MIR. D. c. Buckley.
All orders left with MIR. Dewey or MIR. D. c.
Bulkley punc:ually attended to.
GARWOOD SANFORD.
Litehfield, April q, 1913. 49tf