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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

In CHANCFRY.-In The Circun supcro,
COnH OF Law aud ChanceY for Ohio county
John Elf complsiog1t.
Alexander Wilson n ia his own right, aRd a, adj
wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Alexander Wilson.
". AMI Virginia Wilson, heirs al law of Sad
Marcus, Alexander III ChaplIne in ms own rigli
and as executor Of Moses ~ Cbuulue doe
Josiah " PomerOy ana Mary Ann his wife
PercWal Pgtts and Elzobeth 6 his wife
Maria Leulsa ChapLne, Moses w ChaplIne If
SS2ha h Chapline, Jane X Chapiine. William
~ Chaphne. Char Is q Chaphne, JosephIae
Chapine. Frances D Chapline, Anna g Char
line, Rowena Chapline, Elizabeth VI ChapInc
Danlsl Lamb, James Wheat, Robert Nj Rid,
die James CarSIll, John = Cargl, John L.
Newby. Robert z Clarke, Philip Fisher, John
OTIS Dexter. Richard Pratt, John Handin
Archibald Johnston, Robert X Moss Henry
Ireland, Matthew IA Houston, Henry Echols
James ii Forsyth, and Archibald Woods. adj
Defendants
The above entitled cause having been rcgnrrod
20 the Undersigned commissioner 10 inquire and
report 20 SAID court whether the said complainant
sold to- w ChaglIne &. Co, In cDmplainantis
orig nal Dil IN sad cause Hamcd the land therein
described ~ the manner and on the terms in said
bill edgcd, and whether the said NJ " Chap-
line g. Co executed the agreement Of the 81
september 1885, and the bonds dated nth Sep
tember 1895, as IA the said ball alleged; and
various other matters touching the rights lnter-
esis aud liabilities Of the parties above named,
respectively acd others, cORcern ug The land
atoresaid and the sums Of money due on the said
bonds or on account of any purchase of said land
or any part thereof from The said VI w Chapliue
q Co. or any Of them, or from the said Alexander
Wilson the elder, and tOuchIn other Things: all
WHICH Will folly appear by decree made by the
sad cOugi % The said cause on the 18th day OF
February is43, and remaining OfrecOrd in sad
court. Therefore, the parties above named ami
the said Alexander Wilson the elder and AIrxan-
der II Chap me al guardians I'd item Of the In
FAINT defendants above named and all others I'm.
terosed vii take notice, that on the 3fst Of March
1872 az the ,uBting room OfHardina n. Weldin
~ Wheeli0g. Virginia, ill proceed 10 wake the
inquiries directed BY The SAID decree in order 10
report occOrdruglW and on that day and from
time % lime thereafter 50 long shall be neces-
sary,l VIII near and examine evidence touching
the matters referred o. me in the said decree
RICHARD W HARDING
I'd - I'm Special Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
n CHANCERX.--ln the CiTcuu Superior
Il Court OF Law end Chancery for Olio county.
COMMIssI0NER's OFFICE
M-Ech /, 1913 {
Neii McNaushics, plaintiff.


Hannah Pembcrron. widow and relict OF James
Pember'uu deceased, Louisa l. Owen late Louisa
j. PemhcHOn, Ann Ynurg late Ann Pemberton.
Jefferson l. ngsion and Harriet his wife, John
Spots and Elvira his wife. Rich lrd IInnnenSamp
and ulia his wife, rhnnas NJ Pcmbcriu.. Mason
Dunlap aud AdclIue his wife J eiIrrson T. Slnrs-
ton as guardian nd liiem fnr EliZlhcth Bairhelor
la'e Elizabeth Pemberion. William Pcmlc rIua IL
Sarah PemherIUn inianis,-V hicE sand L,riisn AIMS
Harriet, ElvIra, Julia, Thomas M..AdcIiie, f..
lIzabeth, William aud Sarah are devisecs lesa.
lees and heirs al law of said james Pemburlnr
deceased, Francis w Bachelor the husband of
sand Elizabeth, and John Fawceii. executor of
ine last will and leslame at of said James Penn
OeToh deceased, defendants.
The above cause having been referred IA, The
undersigned commissioner To ascertain what persona
estate there Is, u any us yet unadminisered in the
hands of the said ursuhjec the payment of
The debt due 10 the cOmpainani.alsO What sum Is due
10 The said complainant the debt ~ The bill
mentioned aud that said commissioner Ia c pr.of
Of the said obligation and agreement in the b,I
mentioned and report The sane all which vii more
iulIy appear by derree made 10y The said court IA
The SAID cause On The 30h day II January 1913
Therefore u sIid J, ersOl l. Sarrsiun. guardian
ad Item Aforesaid the other parties alJnve named
aud al Interested, will lake notice that on the 5lh
day of a r 1913 my office IN The city uf Vince.
ling, shall proceed 10 lake an account and hear
and examine testimony touching The matters refer.
red TO me IN the said decree and will conlinue
from lime line after said day 10 do So rs long rs
may he necessary ALEX WILSON.
mar Commissioner ia Cbancerv
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.CHANCERY DEGREES
Superior Cpurt--Iniermedt
FOR ACCOUNTS AID SALES

80 VlRGINIA-Ohio Superior C.,urt--intsrme.li.
s ate FERN, February 9th. 1913.
= J'shn Goshorn mad the heirs &c
p Marcus Wilson. deceased
ftt sgaIs Z ~ NhANCERf'
James w Clemets and others
WIS eouSe came un upon this 9th day Of Feb.
II r~ary. lS4S. To he heard upon the bill ard
esheh"s ihe answers of Thomas 2 Raw The infant
ebi'Gren nnd heirs of said Ray. by WaiimAn T. vii.
= ne 'heir guardian adj hem,lhe infant heirs %; Wa
iiarsins, deceased. nv Elizabeth Harkius m, ir
GUARDIAN nd litem OF Forsyth, McNeey & Reeves.
aud that Of Robert Morrow. Daniel Murray. Moses
Chsphne and James W Clemens. aud the orders
- al pusisaiiSn. the absent defendants aud they
siilI failing iuapttsT aud answer. the bill. ~ To
Them. is taken for confessed And argued by
counsel WhereuOon IL is adJndged, ordered and
t dccreed that james Clarke, who is hereby up-
pointed n spec oil commissioner for The purpose to
nseertain and report to the Court. who are the par
lies having any interest in the subject IN the hill
mentioned. aud To what extent they re interested
what Is due 10 any vi the sh areholders in the assr
scInilon IN the bill mentioned, what monies have
been advanced by any person or persons for the
purposes OF said asslcalion what is due from the
association or from any individual ils account To-
debts contracted Tor ony Of the purposes of said as
soeiaIon: also what is due To the said as~uciatio or
holders OF the shares for aud on accoun, Of rents
ann prnhis, and from whom, together with n mat.
teTs deemed pertinent by said commissioner. ur
specially requ'r by the plriies giving due nulice
10 The parties " III leave To proceed c1psrte iflhey
or any OF them. being noIIfed do not ullend.
Anu The cause Is continued for such report
Copy Te,re
--1 -.a.....- ALIEN. + LAIDLEY. CIR
The defendants in the ahnve case will take 10.
iice thar ON Saturday, lhe 9Th day OF April ne1,,
nj my "lhre IN the city of Wheeling. shalt pro.
'ceed TO take the aud asrerlain the iacts
referred 10 me by foregoing decree.
March 7.lsl3-,a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
.IRGINIA-Al an inIerme,Ilals Term Of lhe

~ lRGINIA-At on intermediate Term of IN,
Circui' Superior Court OF Law ond CHANGER
Tor the county OF OhIo, held at the Court IIous
lh'reof on the first day of February. 1913.
Thomas G. CulberlsOn, David 4 Greer, and
Frederick II Greer. partners under the firm
OF Culleuson q Greers. coinplainant, z
against :
William I.ambdin & Suns. and amb I'm Bra ;
~ and Lamb The North Western Bank of Z
NugInia, the Merchants {; Mechanics Bank :
Of Wheeling. and Dana Hubbard. 81. +:
defendants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
GARDEN SEEDS.
a X a. So

TEVHE subscriber having renewed a consignment
e of AIaIn's Axes. offer Them Io Western Mer-
chants at Eastern prices. carriage not added. The
qualify of Mann's Axes where known. is considered
aquai to any made in the United SAFES al
fab % SAML NEEL.
DIR. EASrAlAN'S ELIXER or IIE:ALTH =
Mis- is universal restorative IN all ense.
where the Stomach. Liver. or any Of the or.
gnns concerned in the digestive functions are The
primary seat Of The Diseases and that such is truo
oi almost Iho whole catalogue OF human ma ladies is
" ell know To every physician.
ELIXER OF HEALTH r.E
u strengthens und gives lone aud appetite tn tho
stomach and pos The long sought ami desired
property Of rendering harmless To The stomach any
redundancy OF bile, IhaI may be- generated there,
and AT the same Time when there is n dekcieney Of
that necessary luid, pr ,ucihg cosiIVemess depres.
sion Uf spirits, det lily. dzz'ness ia the head palt
ialion OF the heart. pains IN various paris OF thu
body, and other Characteristic symptoms OF Dyspsp.
STA, u aci5 as perfect substitute for The bile opens
the bowels gently, he Is lO digest the food relieves
all pain in the stomach or head. cheers the mind.
invgoraies the system. and restores IL 10 perfect
health ngiin. II is warranted Io never fail ia sf.cI
ting permanent ia all cnses OF C. rs piof or
cough where The lungs become diseased from SYM
pnihy with he stomach liver; n u dropsicrI afee
lions from the same cause yield TO its powers at
once. loss ofappeiiie. aearlburn nervous complaint.
Of all kinds night and diarrl sea are removed
by II by charm A supply OF This valuable
medicine, Just received and Tor sale by rss.r
OLIVER Pryor Union o..
Jan lO Wheeling. Va
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Dunbar, Defendants
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
"And that this Cnuse be referred TO Edward III
Fizhugh Esq. ~ no is hereby appointed a commits.
sner Tor that purpose, to ascertain and report what
md how mach of the real aud personal estate. EN-
r-ced in the said deed of trust in the bill menlion.
Il, has been sold 10y the defendant Dunbar, and a.
What prices. aud how much. IL any, Of said real
and personal estate still remains unsUId, and what
monies have been received by said Dunbar. irus-
tee. under said deed of trust. and how much he has
paid out disposed Of The same and what steps. il
any he Inns taken To collect The debts claims
signed 10 him by rand ed OF trust. Also what
lebis are due the several parties provided for by
The deed of trust an the bill mentioned md for that
purpose, that he give notice To all persons inIcTes
ted under The said deed of trust by advertisement
i"r thirty days ia some newspaper printed in The
City OF Wheeling, 10 appear and prove their debts
or demands, taking such security 10 Ih6 plaintiff
rom them as SAID commissioner may deem proper
tn pay him reasonable share ol his coss incurred
ia the prosecution al This sui, aud Ila he report
any other matters deemed pertinent by himself OF
especially fequifed by cIIher party"
a Copy Tesic, ALEX. L. LAIDLEY, GIN
Nelson for Cunt
Lamb for DefIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
o. s. VAIL LINZ FOR WOOsTRR.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
A BrioL dwelling honse ON The conner Of Main
a and Jefferson si,eei. adjoining Thos JohnsOD's
Store aud dwelling. and now occupied By . w
Hutchinson. Possession given Immediately. -
For terms apply 10 JAMES MCCONNELL,
mar I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

Robert Barlow, COmpiniua"t.
.fgainsf
Merchant Deior4, jr.. Thumas Wilson,
Samuel Church. john McFerran, David IN CHAN
X enady, Peter KeGady. Read (ioe. and CRY.
David Kenntv. trustee. &c. defendants
EXTRACT FROM TIE DECREE.
Ani The cause coming in 10 he heard The
bill and exhibits filed herew h The nvowers Of Da.
vid kenady. WIliism IseI :, and John NJ Ferran
a'd the TeIIicatl"n IhereIo aud 10y consent cf the
defendant Thomas Wilson. by Morgan Nes,n. Esq.
las connsel;was argued 10y counsel On cnnsidera.
lion whereof The court doth sdjudge order and de-
cree that Alexander Wilson Esq n master Commits
siUner 81 Tins court DO acerain The amount due aud
owing 10 the defendant Samne Church, and pro.
vIded Tor 10y The deed sf trust. dated the twenty
third day Of August, | $50. aud fled with com
p!ninants bill exhibit g. MISC what dehs are ow-
ing respectively 10 the defendants David Kenady
Peter Kenndy, and Read Cue. AID provided for by
the deed nftrusi dated the LIT day of June 1870
AID filed by complainant exhibit d. LIgerher with
my matters Ihonghl pertinent by himself or " hich
may be required 10 he so stated and repnr to the
Court. And in order 10 enable the commissioner %
ascertain and report said debts the court doth fur.
ther order That said commissioner be authorized TO
examine the said defendants in solemn form on
oath affirmation UPON inlerrugaiores propnundeg
touching the subject mailer of said debts"
A Copy Test.
ALEX II I,AIDTEY. Cl'k
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
COMMIssIONER,S SALE
or REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
Porter & Wagner,

POIter & Wagner,
We,
Isaac Springer and Others,
IN Chancery.-By virtue If the decree pronoun-
ced IN thls cause, on the 10Th day of Noyen,ber
1912, the undsrslgned, will offer for sale. al the
residence Of said Springer, a miles cast of
NhCe ling nn the National road, on Saturday the
hrst day Of April next, the following personal
property belonging 70 the d PENDANT Islrc
Springer, to vii one horse, 2 cows, 2 feather
beds, bedsteads aud bedding, 1 bureau, tables
dOz chairs, large copper kettle, aud hogs
Also one lot Of land containing one acre. sit.
uated on. the National road, four and a bsif
miles east Of Wheeling. being the residence of
said Springer together with the Improvement
thereon.
Terms-Cash, for the purchase Of the psrsoraj
property, on all sums TO the amount Of 20 dolls.
over that sum, 60 days credit will be given, bear
lng interest from the day OF sale Cor the reaI
estate, credit fisk, twelve and eighteen monde
with interest, the purchaser or purchasers pfv,r o.
bonds With g0OJ secUbtyfOr jhe pavmeni If he
purchase money for said personal properly 4 real
estate,and the tile 10 land retained nm m lie
same Is paid. I w MITCHELL, ID s. Tor '''
Archd Woods, Sheriff ObioCo
feb % ts and Commissioner int his beb,tf
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March SIS
Commissioner.

EN- CHANCERY.-In Tho Clrrun Supeli,,,
IL Court Of Law and Chuncery for OaIo cuunly
BeiSseH-- Arthur NJ Philips aud Danirl amb.
CoLnulIinnnf,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07


Francis Armstrong. administrator de honis non
with The Will annexed of Noah Zane deceased
Ely Dorsey aId Mary l. his wife, Ehenezcr Zan.
Patoh Zane, IIampdcn Zlne. James & Johnston
and Sophia his vile, William w ShrIver M,
Caroline his wife. james A McCIeai. aud Mar,
his wife. James Forsyth, James Z Andcrs IN
Richard Mcclure. The President nnd Directors of
of the Fire aud Marine Insurance Company OF
WHIT cling, William Pits and Elizabeth his wife
nnd Corneiia Zane Dc5ehdGRfs.
The dcfeHaaH:s hereby notified that ON Mon
day the Ien'h day Of APri next, between the hour,
oi O'Clock A NJ aud seven O'clock p M al The o
Ice OF Lamb & RIsse IN the city OF Wheeling ~
The Stale OF Virginia shall proceed la take the
DISPOSITIONS Oi EbenrZ Ziue, T. charinh Jacob and
Ihrrs 10 he read ia evidence On our behalf at the
hearing at the above mentioned cause. Aud If from
any cause The taking Ol tie same shall not he com
mcnced or being commenced shall -.ot he compile.
ted Ola tllaI day, The taking ILereuf ill be aG.
lourned from lime 10 lIn.e until The same shall be
con pleied ARTHUR NJ PHIL PS
mIr4-6w DANIEL LAMB
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.TVNHE GOOD INTENT STAGE co. by an
Il arrangement with the Rail Road Cos have
REDUCED THEIR FARE.
From WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE, $1,000
PHILADELPHIA, 1900
Two Lines Of "Shrivers Patent Bow.Spring Goa
ches, leave Wheeling daily for Washington City,
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York and Boston,
come citing at CUMBERLAND with the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD MAmTRAIN
Time TO BALTIMORE. "a houIs
PHfLADELPHIA, AZ do
Ofice first door above the United States Hotel
Water street. Wheeling, Va.
feb ID HUTCHINSON A0syf
p $. The above route is The cheapest most exne.
diHOUs and comfortable Of any between the
Ohio river and the eastern cities
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NEW NOYEL AZ nIsIWEn.

II VIE LAST or BARONS- Jnst received a.,
i for sale OF the LITERARY DEPOT. Pre-
- cIs. Crh o.
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ALEX. T.LAiDLEy

The defendants IA The above cause y. III lake no.
tee that on Saturday The Sh day oi Apnl nexr, I
shall proceed 10 lake The accounts nnd inquire inIo
The mntiefs referred 10 by the foregoing decree
at my "ice in The city Of Wheeling al which time
aud place the said defendants may appear il they
think proper JAS. A CLARKE.
March I lSA3--4w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
T. NIRGlNIA-OhioC rcuu SuIeIior Courl la
termediate term. February lIuh, l543.
John Goshoru & CO.
against
o. RedIck Mike, jacob E. Bier IN OhANCERY'

hedick MIKE, jacob l., Bier, ~ N"ANN@Hi'
and olhcrs.
Mis- cause came this / Irh day o. + ebruary
u 1913, to he heard upon The hill Il c1iihiiS ~
a. Tho oorsianauti aud thC'said defendants Norman
Nelson, Lloyd G Hughes and Hiram Martin The
North Western Bank OF Vagnia. The Merchants
and Mechanic b INK of Wheeling. Hugh Nichols
The Wheeling Swings Institution, James Luke
John Richie, Same Sargg and RedIck MKee
failing 10 answer. The hill as TO them is taken c,r
confessed. And II appearing The court that The
orders of publication horeiuiore awarded against the
deisndauis HCn;Cf, Morrison ara Moore hav e be- en-
duly published md pCsled and they sill failing 10
appear and answer, The bill as 10 hem is aIsc taken
for confessed. WhereupOn Ihc Court ,In,h ndiudge
3 order and decree That james A. Clarke. Who is
hereoy appointed Commissioner Tor that purpose,
dc PIoSced 10 slate aud report 10 the Court what
sum is due by the defendant Bier To The corhpla,n.
ants, What real estate the said Der had al The ime
and since the forfeiture of The forthcoming bond IN
the till mentioned and Tie annual rerI thereof
wat amount sdue TO Samuel SIreg and John I'm.
L chic or either of Them, for the purchase money of
The lots ia lie bi!l mentioned purchased friri
them; whaI amounts due 10 The cesiuI que lr, ST
or any Of Them under The deed Uf trust 10 Nc.,ot.-
The commissioner viii also slate ~ q icr orr ,haI
Partnership debts, il any. due hy said firms of
Beer x Hunler and Bier q Martin, AMI liable ti no
paid out 81 The partnership property: vlIut is the
Aia te Of aecouuis between the Farmers
in said firms, and what interest of the said Bier IN
sad partnership properly liable 10 The claim of
tho cOmpln;uanis or h hs separate credi,urs 10.
goiher with any thing deemed pertinent by himself
or specially required 10y either party The Com.
missioner 10 proceed parie. IL The p1rties crs,li.
iJrs and others Interested shall not appear n er dim.
notice given Them And, un the peiiiios Of The
compliments filed, leave Is given them To make u e
hrin ei Starr Marm TariIes defendant 10 lhcr
bI!l aud process - awarded against Them
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~ EW NOVEL BY JAMEs-FoTeT Dov. :
~ romance Of old times Just received and e.,
sale Of The LITERARY DEPOT. Price Is CTS
feb %
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an informed ate term Of a. +,

u iNIA-At an intermediate term OF u c
v Circuit Superior Couriuf Law an1 Char &C ~
held for the county ofOhio The house there.
of, on the 18th day OF February. 1913.
George Cots, Complanani.l
against
Arthur NJ Phillips, and Daniel( ." N''4''''y'
Dunbar, Defendants
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-28

PY virtue of an order from the Court Of
NAD Probate for the District of Kent. the
subscriber, Trustee of the Estate of Harvey
Smith assigned for the benefit of his credit.
ors, will sell at public vendue. at the resi-.
dence of said Smith in Kent in said District
on the 30th day Of December l643 at 10 o.
ciock.A. M, ali The real estate 60 assigned,
and consisting of dwelling house ind out
buildings and about two hundred and forty
acres Of land upon which the same are situ-
ated, and together with four other tracts of
land amounting to about five hundred acres,
Also of the one third part Of a Grist Mill,
with the privileges connected with the same.
All of said property is subject TO exie,ina
mortgages. The greater part Of said land
being tillable and Improved and will be sold
together orin separate tracts as'wil best fc-
commodate those wishing topurchasc.
PIRRroNr EDWARDS, Trustee
Kent, Dec llth 1913. LS %
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-28
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an order of the Court of
il Probate for the District of Plymouth,
will be sold on the premises all the right,
title and interest which Julia Maria Hunger.
fortlsof said Plymouth, an idiot, has in and
to piece of land lying in Watertown in
the county Of Litchfeld, containing about
oneshundred acres with The buildings there.
on standing, bounded north on land of Har.
ry Painter, east on turnpike road, south on
land of Carlos C. Hungerford and William
Benham, and west on land Of Daniel Vince.
Ter; said land being Owned by said Julia
Maria In common with five of her relatives.
Sale to take place on Monday the 10Th day
Of January 1874. at o'clock p. M.
DAVID D. WARNER, Conservator. II
Plymouth, Dec. z, lS43. 30*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-28
YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.
TO the WhSg Yosasg Men Of CdssaeesieuI

The Committee requested and empowered by the
Wing State Convention, holden al New Haven in
November last, to call Convention Of the Wing
Young Men of Connecticut, to meet in the city of
Hartford, regarding the 22nd DAY OF FEBRUA-
RY as fit in point Of time, and sacred as that on
which was born the Father of his Countryside who
was hrst in war, first in peace, and first in the
hearts Of his countrymen"-do, therefore, designate
that day for the assembling Of the Young Mems
Wing Convention.
The Committee are of opinion that on day hal
lowed by such associations it is peculiarly suitable
for the Wing Young Men of Connecticut to meet
in Convention, order to concert measures for up
holding good government and for elevating TO high
Office that patriot and statesman, whom, of living
men, they believe to be first in the hearts of his
countrymen."
The Wings of the several towns are requested to
assemble at the time and place above specified in
such numbers as their convenience will permit.
p. CHAMPION BACON, Litchfeld County.
JAMES DIXON, Hartford
LUcTUs G. PECK. New Haven
NELSON L. WHITE, Fairfield
BENZ. w. ToA1PKINs, New London &c
VIM. S. SCARBOROUGH, Windham ss
sELIPHALET A BULKLEY, Middlesex &c
LUCIUs J. HENpEE, Tolland
Committee appointed6 By
Wing State COnuentt0se.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-28
District of Li,chfeld, IS.

Probate Conrt, Dec. 2lst lS4S. !
~ STATE of Matthew Grant, late of Tor
IL rington in said Distric! deceased. The
Administrator represents the Estate insol-
vent, and prays the appointment OF Commits
sioners thereon.
Ordered That Commissioners to. receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors OF
said Estate. be appointed at the Probate ~.
fee in Litchfielj, on the 2nd Monday of
january 1874, at 10 o'clock forenoon; of
which all persons in interest will take no.
tice, and appear, if they see cause, and be
heard thereon. Certified by
3l* ELISHA s. ABERNETHr, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-28
NOTICE.

THE residents and non residents who are
A. liable TO pay State Tax of Que cent
on the dollar. on the list Of 1912, in the town
of CORNWALL and county of Litchficid, are
hereby notified that the undersigned will
meet them AT the following named places,viz:
At the store of John w. Beers in North
Cornwall on Thursday the 18th day of JAM
uary l644 from . O'Clock A. NJ. until one o.
clock p. NJ, and at the Hotel of Chaiker
Pratt in West Cornwall from 2 o'clock T.
NJ, until O'Clock p. M, and at the store Of
Frederick Kellogg in South Cornwall on
Friday the 10th Of January from 9 o'clock
A. NJ, until o'clock P. NJ, and at the Hotel
of III. Gregory's at Cornwall Bridge from 2
o'clock P. M, until o'clock p. NJ. All per-
sons that avail themselves of this opportuin-
ty of paying their taxes will save paying
legal fees. 8
Si& DwIGHr w. PIERcE, Collector.