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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
CONS j ZIP IIOl
Gan RE CURED.
ny O'VEIi.T.'S CATIEOLIUON.

'HHE following letter D. frO..l ! veteran -uys:-
Cian, whose scr' zee ~ - Navy nf the Uuuca
States as " ., as hI, long and sucrt ss.u pracice
Ia ths county have gained tor ann an CICya e.
rank as mem1vr 81 the Medical flculty
LiberystHwn Frederick CO. - d. Jan .6th, tsi2.
Nj 4 - y ut-Delr gT--It WAN goat pica-
sure, mat send You an account OF the m -
extraordinary cure 3itat have ever wItueN seq IN
the whole cuur, e Of nv prsctlcc TIE CaspI Uiiude
10 ls that OF NV SON Howard, U-ei iwcu.y yc rs.
aUc call o eNtraora,.-HTW, because 70 was con
Sumption of tue tulgs attended VITA al ne
crEcO n,t3nt tram ui aatTTidS 50 UlFi.NS Z" WI;
II pam n The breast. uscNiu- cHN2h. dfln'Ss
~ the PAIN 81 tao HANGS great rmIc a,nu. Hush
lus of the checks, HiZtt -Wtdt-, NJ' Ani Dc 80
iu the "a fatigue OF h. uls. Ge uai an -a.rdNIt-o
form OF Bronchitis, ~ b uc'raunn Ol iic thruti.
palate aud 100 col tur HJuIli. lL stvr' ti- wa e
- stem ne scr4tI.uu7, HII iEUrC N>rt various
ulcers on hi, head, boIi a9' Hn's the Hi-e'sr
hGl been p.t'lnE cn Nis CONS '1oH i-r stNea
years. Even iag that the 70 IctulJc Of parent
could ,U4gc-t, or thC skill 90. eight or ten phySI-
cans could leyfsa. had /, Cn rAuH4st- u upon 10.
cine, and hope itself had abandoned ~. Ne saw
noIhITS tor HIM but Death. aud that swiftly 40
p,iable condition, was watching with greet
interest the impTO cUrut which ovr CatuHuC n
was Linking % the neI,,h ol uIy worthy nelg o g,
Jesse lauLls. J. q, w4Ose case was CtCn'l' a
consumption, and when fJ,n1 hat your mod
c;nc hau restored han Ia .gOrOus h. atIh n raY #
hope seemed e. da.n en- Il case of my afflicted
son. had no CoL5t from v'uat had seen of rs
eff :acv, thai n won be al benefit 10 MN. but To
prucuiefor him nos rum 90! the co npOn NJ parts
Of which had nu Know .Cdgc wuu.c hav, been a
departure from the course LFsI.iy Uursu t by
phy sI,l1gs. HeJC tltIe arose sjIu IKE Do tween
profe. ouol bride and the fsc trgs ot aibtr for
hts ehId. I'm" latter soon prHib.u'rstcd; su'
ham 10 commence usiug N,UT OaiHutf.uu /"
about rB rntn There was a visible TuIrrrNf me {
in tus health; he tu.n cau-ht cold w.ncn turcN
nlu, back cons 'dera1'y; he. brvcNtr, gers. ysr,D
Nth tie medicine aud 1g Ilu b, EIu fu inlI rove
slowly; has pains ana soreness De "a" chest I'ii
nina. the ulcers gradually uea!, his appetite
improved, every symptom had yiusHr 8. aud al.
bv the sole use Of yoTr Caih.Iic1u t'r the space
~ SIX iuonlus. 1 Hus mJ dear SIR, has .0ur val
liable remedy restored tue health cd iAE sos. ~ he
.vas t'ftCrluT on the verge # tHc grave, and
w1u't be guilty OF deep lasrutIguC c. and STOs-
injustice to you, u Withheld uiy Testimony o.
lhe f,totlye, yul,tYIug aud @auaflv properties 81
vour Calhriinuu. jon " DORSEY, n d.
For sale b. JOHN FISHER,
ipu Vine atIrg. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
CABINET WARE ROOMS,

( EBENIAU CLEMENS. respectfully informs
~ his friends and The public tint he has resumed
husincss agent. a. sold stand Monroe street,
where he Will anuinriurs formerly an@ krcp On
hand az assurlme'n of CABINET FURNITURE.
equal M Workmanship AMI mnicrial To- any 'fyred
IN this city. or The wc-i, which he uiIers nj Nerv
redured prices. Among his sock will he found
S"iaS. Bureaus, Dining aud Paror Tables. Tnileues.
Warir'hes, Rocking Chars Be,steads Of all kinds.
Desk. Wash Stand, Ne. Sc. Every article in his
line made 10 order, orders thankfully received aud
r. UipilV attended To-. al Is 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
\ REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
Ill Tue use OF % JebJ's 4 tcuWdttc LlHimeHt
- ~ culaI5et hottie. Copy Of a letter.
IA Mass 1unf

y ~ enlarged hottie Copy Of a leJicr.
-har estown. NiassN June %.
To tic proyFisfJrS IF Ur .JeL6's Imminent
Dear SRI Cttm u a duty owe 10 suffering
burma rIty. To- acQualut Ypu, and through You The
public, tshogid yuu think hest,) Of the uucXpect-
"a and Surprising cure pcIi' med GA myself b.
the use OF the above NEST excellent me IcIne.-
have been o. mo-e than thuts yea rs, ana some
times most severely, afflicted wIIb the RIsumI-
tsnl; nave been trequrntl rendered peflectl
helpless, AID IN consequence confined to INV bed,
when u has required Two persons to move me.
leinS IN such extreme paini have several times
been under the care OF the most eminent pbysl-
cans, but procured only temporary relief. / one
DAY notice The adveTiis- ment OF ! bl'e nuimcnt
with tie testimonials ACCOMMODATING H. and was
induced to pY bottle, wh ch | used without
much sensible benefit. ! concluded, howe J.
TO perscvere and bought anotheT bottle aud u "a
greatly I, loved 7od hy the use Of hall the third
E0ttle was oily cured and have never since
had a return the ,ain, which 81 not b. on
free from: mona al uuc, To- thirty years, ana
ID is nav more than three years s!uce / was
curtr. wI"'d most eu~neSty ADVISE every
EeTSon Suffering under this paml4i complaint.
not "a dcssglr ,! cure, - long as they can oh
.a!n Or !eoh's lA.dnnont' Gou are a, liberty TO
..aky as - VI tais You n,ay ih;lk advisable.
GaLFB SYMMFS.
To t,Is fOreg9ing testimony May olherrrGUes
abe proofs might te added 10 favor Of the super
OF ll.Iment # lIT Jebb Nothing hat a iaiT uial
which the proprietor confidently sohclts, can
give an adequate IDEA OF its uurivalltd efficacy,
m mll2aune and thoroughly mastering, the
eNcT1c atng disease, 10 which % has been sue
cessfully applied in multitude Of Cas,s. The
operation Of the Imminent Is often immedia ie;
aud j. hos frequently cured Rheumatic affect on
Of years standing IN four AMI iventy hours. II
IL ais recommended with Confidence, as one Of
the best applications known for Stiffness Of the
joints, numbuess, spralns, a nd chIlblalns.
Price 81 l-2 cents, with directions
n The Linlmelt Phials enars,d 10 double
their former size.
n 3. Each article viii d. signed W L Kidder
on The outside wrapper.
- Dr REYES 1SH.raiicor cOHSWmpfirS Pills.
Price % cents, only. HAY. proved, and are pro-
nOunccd by numerous pcrsOns " no have made
use OF hem, tn. best Of all the Cough Medicines
~ coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty Of breathing.
oarseness, Nne zlGg, splitting Vi blood
ana complains oil the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original VI ) RCcips of DIR
" \ Conway, by w l. KIdGor, immeGia e. cue
cessor 20 the lateT Kiiirr, by whom they are
Tor sale al ms counting reom No &C ; tate street,
corner Of Merchants Row, Boston, and by ms
SPECIAL ppOlntment by JAS BAKER
dec WhetluC Va
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HEs1 EOE'Ggaast As'g'HYSGAa
MDERESONsS PILLS.
U Ms uRir -s1i a-l"'-e asc7lci1e y Ms Nrin
college 81 Naturalization.


TFsTliESE Me-. .c.tt-s. cure every disease which
N admits 81 cus0.
They remove fro n The stomach, liver ana
mites J.ucs-thc b.JOs making organs-the OBJ
slrucrons TO me cue performance Vi thei. healthy
functions.
Fhrypnrify the blood by Increasing the vali-
Gus srrrcIpU~, aud prevent disease Gy enabling
the bod, successfully to resist the predI1p pos IN
aud .Ncifng causes 10 disease.
3 Tucv increase tie acton ut the ahsOTbents, by
which al morrie STOW ms are AIKEN INTO clIcu-
alton art afterwards "X-e. lei from tie body.
. They restore tEv regularity of those process
- upon y,alcn tatlJTmatiOu anu CIrcll zion q!
IRt blood depends,
.hssc are tAs only Wudciu0s known iu which
small sses have pa, erlU 4uu bUug.i 'la! effect;
Gud g.f. Of whI.h ia -NlreuIc cases. such very
large 0ascs may DC administered Iearitss.y UuG
with grcsiiy increased auvauttE es Go the Pal .cGt.
I4e B4i;is4s college " health hav.D" rrva..ss
anuI,i-d aud made ys,a the appointment Of D.
Eg.U.r Sn-r hoard NCat, d. has ceased % tU ia
my raan1Cr connected with Or agent OF the c..
le-e OF Health.
George 1ay lor, being now and n IN henc for,'
tie sole general agent ia the uul'e STATES. of a.
British col eye of heal n, for the sale Of Morn 5
p lis, or the Vegetable 6nIycTsai medicines ofihe
college OF health; 40 other person but the sald
George Taylor has any lI2ht Or authority TO nom
mate or appoint general oselts or the SAFE Of
lhc abOve medicines.
GEO TAYLOR, Is Chamher - sole Eeae ral ag't.
JOHN Els BkR, agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
TAKE NOTICE.

| HAT Wils,Ow e.. oder mas succeeded TO
\ kIidrr "a the preparation Of the CONWAY
Medicines aud Will hereafter give particular at
ttutIua To the pre- araupn of the iOliJ NIng
established articles, the celebrity of which pre-
sludes tse necessity of n re publication of the
nrlprlC or.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
NO. G43, MAIN STREET,
WHEELING. VA
ITpIIlII CTERY IHARE

IT IIVIlN T Y
VIE subscribers beg leave So infofm The Citizens
Of Wheeling mud viciniiy. that they have on
hand an extensive assortment Uf UPHOLSTERY
WARE consisting TO- part 81 Beds. Busters and
Pillows, Cur'cd Hair. Spanish Mss Cotton. Huskd
Spring aud Straw Mattresses Also, Vcnitian nnd
Stat Window Blinds Of every rely and style. OF
hand md made 90 order
Steam Bpats furnished with every article of fIrni.
lure on The most accommodating terms. and ~ short
Hotre. MENDEL & HARBOUR.
10 IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
PANAMA HATS.

B ECEIVED az MCALLAM'S this day. O. DOT
Of PANAMA HATS which will be sold
cheap Tor CASH, AZ 10 Main 81. Ie2l
CNLDREN's BLACK AND DRAB CASSl.
- MERE HATS. sp'endd article received
ihis day, at MCALLAM's, IFS Main ST.
rel
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NOTICE. TO BUILDERs.

THE subscribers have on hand and offer for
sale at very reduced prices a large assortment
Of CROWN WINDOW GLA IS OF eyery size
either wholesale or retail They would recon-
mend those who wish good, durable and hand
some r.icie Ia call ard examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere. as u will positively be sid
at puCes 10 suit the times.
VI a n SWEENEY g. co.
They have also on hand as usual At their tore
room on Monroe street, every variety Of FLINT
ASSWARE Oft err own manufacture, and
well selected stock Of QUEENSWARE Of the
very best quality, low for cash. NAV %
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A " t. &.

THNfIE subscriber having received n consignnen at
n OF ManH's Axes. offer Them Ia Western Mer-
chants at Eastern prices, cnrrnge not added. The
quality Of Mann's Axes where known. is considered
equal 10 any made IN the United States.
feb % SAM'L NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

B A FAHNESTOCK'S ANTI Bilious
PlLl;S.-A gentle but efficient cathartic, ex-
pressly adapted for a my physic; and a,e not
surpassed by any other Pill ~ use for all cases IN
whlch catharlc Is indicated. They will operate
thoroughly without ,erplng. Price 20 cts for
box containing 30 pills.
Pneumo nc or Cough BaIsam-A svaluable
remedy ioT Coughs and Cllds, Price 25 cents
he virtues of the best Cough Syrup, are convc-
1ent to carry IN the poke; and are very pleasant
10 the taste. Price 25 cents.
CdrntiRGtire L0seRges the cuve Of the
summer compla 5 the season IS now ap-
Pre- aching III which bowel complaints ara ALWAYS
very troublesome well dangerous every
family should be provided with a box OF these
lOZenge=, which, fused according to direct ons
will certainly cure. Price % cents.
Liquid OpodeldOc This penetrating article
POSSESSES double the strength OF the common
OpOdeldoc is more cleanly and much more con-
veniently applied. Price 25 cents.
For sale by y M'MECHEN,
L. % Whroliuu Va
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4. $. MAIL LINE ron wOusrLR.

We Wut .iau rOnci -
yif;iSES@1=Acs in iuiurr T. m Ill, place. al .
49, f7ss55,ay -A o'lock A y. ca eve ~ hiuhday
s-sc;--Zsc 80 wedn, SHAY aud Friday. fot
wpo,,er. Gle, elaud. Norwak. Sc. via MI Pleasant,
Cadiz and Canal D,vcr. running M connection " iih
lines or Lower Sandusky. PcrrysAnrg, and on 10
Detroit. the fare on has route has seen reduced ~
prup"rti"u to Tie uues; travellers wishing 20 gd
uurh Will find this u cheap, speedy aud pleasant
,,o,r Olice al he bar of the 4 : Hotel Waief
.Ireet. Wheeling. Va. JOHN \ MYERS.
Prsprietor
R.RrtEy DEN>ts,N Agent ian -
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poTASH.-A few casks Potash. JET received
and loi sale by \ CALDWELL.
NAV 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
DEAFNESS CURED,

SLARPdS
COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OH.
NOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains. and the
IL discharge Of matter from the ears 'so al those
ds"greeable misses like the bnzzing Of ipsecis.
l1'lHg 81 wslcr. whzzing of sieam, Sc, &c. which
are symptoms 81 approaching deafness. nnd also
generally attendant with the disease For snle bv
Or CRUMBACKER, No li3. MAN ST.
Sole Agent
mcfous certificates ore given, by very resp, cfate
persons uf The many astonishing cures " hrrh % hos
performed. mag %
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b. a. FAnNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE
A PERFECILY SAFE
MD CERTAIN CIHE FOR WORMS.
CEkTlFlCAlE of Its eihcac, can b. seem Al
- the store OF the subscribers sufficient IN St
sly the most iucTedrlous. Price IS reots
WHITLEY, Green Co Pa
MAJ llth, 1913.
Dear : lr: have been using your Verm,fuee in
ny practice for a number of years md And IL
he most and safe Worm DESTROYER that
had.
was called TO child six or seven wears old in
Law, ISI2. which was then in spasms yvith he
worms, gave 10 one vial Of your Vermifuge a
recnr.y t0 dir sctIous, aud the child pass,d a4O
NOrns. In a few weeks, ! gave il another Vial
nd % passed 200 more making in all $50 Worms
The child recovered lmme' lately, AMI has euiov
II good ht alth q, er since.
nave prvsTrioed II IN many other cnses, in
which II has brought away 200 and 400 " orn,s
- JONATHAN MORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
There are Nermiiuges in almost every section
d tue country, asserted to be the same .,r somai
% Fahueslnck e. which is not The case. -tbcTs
r none ike IL. They contain dan. erops ingro-
l"nts. Avoid them as you value life and health
use rh; hrsi and only safe ana efficacious one
% not be persuaded by the interested vender,
that o hers VIII answer well
For sale by
n FAINT O.
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Nep1rsd and sold 81 s y Sands 6. CO. DyIg-
Ei7F ana 'namI.ta, Granite buildings on
Br0adwaY, corner OF Chambers st New Nork
and for saIe 1y Drlz-.sts throughout the Il i ~
purc 81 per bottle. sIk ultt.a- fYr 81
The public are resne. f.ut Iy r..rl.f.F a., Co...
bei mat % s sIuus.s oars1H8u.Ia that LAS ard I.
constantly acmcyiuE such remarkable rBres al
the most duhguIt class OF CIsea SEES f1 ,gHlr, 3D..
human frame IS subject, aud ask Tor SAND Il Ssr.
pariiia. an nd fqkc no other 'i
fILINER PRYOR AcrHf BIZ --.-s.J 49,
p0fntrn enc Tor me Pr0pristsrs Er tftstJsp-
and rfeiHity. 81 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-13
& 20 ResUNl'O.

THE house of the subscriber was broken \ open Thursday night June l4th' and the following articles taken, viz. half dozen Tea Spoons marked c. M. K., IA dozen marked J. M. B., IA dog. NJ. J. B, l-2 doz c. NJ. B, IA dog. old tea marked R. C., l mustard and 4 salt spoons c. M B.. sugar tongs c. NJ. B, 9 Table Spoons marked as follows: P MB, 2MJB, CM B. ? c A B.lEVB. 6 Butter Knives, ? Ivory Han dies, 8 Ebony Handles. l German Silver Handle and Blade, l-3 German Silver Ia ble Spoons, large plated Soup Ladle, fig ured green Shawl, muslin Cape.
 The above reward will be paid for the re- covery of the property and conviction ofthe thief, or ten dollars for either.
 GEO. BOLLES.
 Litchfields July 10. 1e43. 2 NORKS.-WilIiam K. Gates celebrated German
 steel R T Hay Forks for sale by r: PHELPS DLACK LAWNS.-Some beautiful patterns, ID very cheapat IT. l"I
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-13
R. E. .KZERRAEE.FT.
 DENTIST.

HAS removed his Office to the TALL. IA AA MADeE HoUsE, four doors north of the Bank, North Street. June 15. THE undersigned, having been appoin- A ted by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Sharon, Commissioners oU the Estate of Archabald Campbell late ot Salisbury deceased. with power 10 receive and examine all such claims as shall be pre- scented to US within six months from this date, Said estate having been represented insol- vent, we hereby give notice that we will meet to discharge the duties of said appoint ment at the dwelling house of Widow Camp bell in said Salisbury on the first Monday ot October and the third Monday of Novem- Ger next at l o'clock in the afternoon of each of said days.
 lEEIIPHALEr WHrTrLEsET ] Commis.
 THOMAS STILES, sioners.
 Salisbury, May 22d lS13
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-13
District 9f Lifchfeld, ss. Probate Court, July II, lS43. {

Pro6dte Court, July II, lS43. ( TTPON the application of Luman Bishop V of Litchfield in said district, showing to this Court that he is Parent and Guardian to Amelia J. Bishop, Doha l.. Bishop, Watts l.. Bishop, and Frances c. Bishop of said Litchfield. Minors belonging to said Distric', and that said Minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz: One undivided fifth part of two pieces of Land situated in said Lltchtield described as foIows--one piece containing about three acres and is bounded North on the Dover Lands of Mrs. Sally Wilmot, South by Highway, and East on Land of Benjamin Bissell in part and partly on land in possession of Lewis Hotch. kiss. The other piece contains about two acres, and is Bounded West on Mrs. Sally Wimot and Land in possession of Erastus Bradley, North on Abner Lan9on's land, East on Charles A. Dudley's land, and runs to point at the South end. Being lands which came to said Minors by descent from their mother, Mary Bishop, deceased. The interest of said minors being valued at about forty four dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate : praying for an order, that he or some meet person be empowered to sell the same. as per petition on file, dated the llth day of Ju ly lS43 more fully appears.
 Ordered-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in Litchfield on thu 18th day of September lS43 at 10 O. clock forenoon and that notice thereof be published is some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 Certified from record by
 ELISHA $. ABERNETHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-13
Notice TO Farmers. | ..
A- FIX" A Es ya .TyA EI-
 FOR SALE.

j.s:sA A \ change bis place of r resi-, i ,ssssss2 dence, now offers for sale his well uAAEEE4esAssssssA known and valuable Farm, situ- n'ed in the northeriy part of Goshen one X d fourth mile from the North Congregational meeting house, and about inc same distance from the ncw~Methodis church. Said farm contains l6S acres and l05 rods of land, has on it good two story Dwelling House well finished, convet tent out bull lings in good repair, a never failing spring of wrtcr con veyed in lead pipe to the kitchen, thence to the barn, wood and timber lot of about 40 acres with heavy growth of sugar maple beach, birch, ash and bass wood, a first rate garden and some good fruit trees, is we'll watered, well fenced and conveniently laid out, md divided into pasture, moving and ploughinc lots, and on the whole is one of the mos! dasirable farms in the town or vii dear! 'NO, my der particulars enquire of Well that is excesld Eber Bailey Esqrs. you three hours ar be given any time after 'Sent it~ ~!n. roe, Mber next.
 ELISHA BALDWIN.
 North Goshen, Jnue 6, IS43. 3m3w*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-13


 At Bristol, Deacon George Wech, aged 56.
 A Cari.-The Union Rnemcn of LtchGed, avail themselves of the first opportunity in their pow CT, to render to the citizens of New Britain, their gatefu acknowledge for the hearty welcome, and kind treatment extended to them their recent visit to that beautiful place.
 Especially would we tender our warmest thanks to the ladies of the village, for the tasteful and bo"ueu collation. provided on arrival ; rendered ., grateful. for being graced by their presence anu tue vened hv their smiles. have
 To our brethren in arms, the New Britain Greys offer sincere thanks for their sodierlke recep. ton, and attention to our wants while in camp, and their kind and fraternal conduct towards us when dismissed from duty
 The Officers of the Company. desire particularly to express their warmest acknowledgements to Freder- ick Stanly, Esq for his most liberal hospitality His cordial welcome, the manner in which he insisted upon making his house their home, and the kind at- tentions received by them from himself and his ac- compIshed lady, have created an impression that will never be efaced.
 The remembrance of this delightful excursion, will long be cherished by each member of the Company ; and the days on which it was made, be regarded as among the brightes, and happest of it's existence.
 And we would also return sincere thanks to our brethren the members Of the Rife Company of Tenyvie for the hospitabe reception which we re" ceved during our short but happy stay in their 'v- Iage on the Sd inst, hoping that may have an op- porunty of making return for their kind attentions FRANCIS BACON, Commandant. Bv order II. A. HULL Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-13
From the Church Chronicle.
FEW CHURCH-BANTAM TAI

The Corner Stone of the Church in this place 0ormerly known as Bradleyville) was laid with appropriate ceremonies, on the 22d inst, by the Rev. Truman Marsh, the vener- able former Rector of St. MichRl's, Litch- field, including Bradleyville and Milton, who also delivered on the occasion a very appropriate address, which was listened to under d burning sun, by all present. espec
 ially his old friends and parishioners, with deep and joyful interest, assisted in the reading of selected sentences Of Scripture
 by the local Minister the Rev MT .Porter,and in prayers suitable for the occasion, by the Rev. Isaac Jones' for many years Assistant Minister in the congregations ot St. Mich8i's Parish. Twelve of the Clergy of the Coun. ty were present. Many of our citizens had never before witnessed similar ceremony. The practice, we are happy to learn, of lay ing with suitable worship and ceremony, the corner stone of our Church edifices, (though more common it is believed in the Episcopal, than in the denominations around us,) is becoming increasingly frequent- Except the Lord build the house, their la- bor is but lost that build it." This Church, it is expected, will be ready for consecration. bv the Bishop, in early Autumn. Much harmony and spirit in respect to it, at pres ent prevail. For all which, Gods holy name be praised. r:
 Hon John Holmes of Maine, died at Portland on the Evening of the 7th inst. He had just completed
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-07-13

Agents for the Company. Daniel B. Brinsmade. Washington, David C. Sanford, New Milford, Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent, Richard Smith, Sharon, Frederick K4n.4gg, Cornwall, Nelson Brewster, Goshen, William M. Burrall, Canaan, Daniel $. Clapp, Salisbury, Augustus Royce & lNoa,,k. John DewelI N"''"'k' Roger II. Mills, New Hartford George D. Wadhams, Torringlon, Lewis Smith, Harwinton, Calvin R. Butler, Plymouth. John c. Amber, Bethlem, Lcman w. Cutler, Waterlown, James Judson, Jr. Woodbury, 6G15ies on1'd C: vaiIj vWhI'''l'Sey & }New Preston, George P. Tallmndge, Warren. Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings In. surcd can apply to either of the Agents, or to the Secretary.
 WILLIAM BEEBE, President.
 JASON WHITING, Secretary