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Nc!sing OFF,: $c,s;n~ OFF,,

9 ioahiN RYAN & CO., have determined Ia
"a SELL OFF their present very extensive and
desirable stock Of 'ds, for purpose Of maxine rn,n
,f SD" more crte"s're stock for FALL trade
ie'Ns Wishing 10 purchase the most Gus for the l,as,
m"ney Will do we'll IN call befre buyinu Oar mo -
nnibte "'nep'nce is be ter than s,o,c shilling.
we lake ihlS occasion return our hearty tha,ls H.
our friends Tor their liberal patronage.
REGARDS, RYAN & CO
Dc ~, Next door to Bryan, & Young.
i". )" n"'''n'ofe' X. II, & co.
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VALUABLE
TEEr..S' S'KURsk.KTY

vDl kel AN / TO- ard IN obedience of IN order of the
Il Hastings Court Tor the cor,-ra'lin oi yuchhury
pronounced on The 9th day Of August, leiu, IN tn.
case 1T Bryant vs.. Lancaster" the undprslrncl sur
wing commissioner therein mPnjlnned. WILL upon III,
premises IN the 3ls day OF August next. exp sale
une noirty of that valuable lot owned ncunmln nv Am
mon iiancmk and the late Lancaster x Bryant situated
near the canal IN the taNu of Lynchbnry. containing u
ee front on WAFER street, and 1865 teeI front OF jctrr
sun street. The sale will be made public auction Il
the highest bidder, una credit u e. ~ and = months
equal 'nslsmeus Bonds with good security will he r.
quired and he ute withheld until the purchase none,
be paid WILSON =. BRYANT.
Surviving Commissioner.
July % t3iA
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<PRI.9'E AYUfN
OF BOOTS, SHOES, 1RU.AhS &c,
*
Al the NcW stOrc.


NJ INC NcW Suore.
Main Street opposite .NeS@s Dars g. Brothers.
- FOlLANSBEE& co. have III stofe. aud are
~ . treei'ing weekly, rom their o~n manuisrtory
al fhlladerhn, rir sprng and summer Goods,
ting, IN pat of llre following VIZ
Ladies KID Slippers, Bnsklns and Ties, thin soes
do Morocco do do do
do Seal do do d.
do Pmnella Hall Callers and Baslns
do Cali, Seal, ,ororco aud KID Well Buskins
do do do do Straps and Slippers
Misses KID and Morocco iluslins, Slippers Ties e.
thlldeh's Shoes olail kinds
For Genilemen. we have Miles 4 SONS superior lsI
quality Dfrss Bouls
do do do 81 do do do
Cali Mproccn. KIP. Seal and Grain Boots Of PhlIadel
pha aud Eastern make
Cali, Morocco aud Seal Hall Bouts and Bootces
. Shou aud Law Quarter shoes
Bows aud Youths, Bouts ald Bootees OF all the kinds
usually kept IN this matb,t
Also Venetian. Brussels and Snynny Carpet Bags
aud sacheis superior Travelling Trunks, Backing and
Brushes; Palm ieai Hats. &c. &c
Oar stock IT goods being mostly Of uur msnufac-
iure, We shall be- enabled 10 SCI. very low lor cash
GILBERT FOLLANSBFF 4 Co.,
Aprili Is
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FOR Tnr vIEeisiAN.
\ Is on The death Of James Boyd, son q Mr.. T.. B
E. # Baltimore.
Night, With ser Sable pail
Shroateih AL thing, helo~;
Bar hearts in Wonder hall
Are darker YET With woe.
vocc from thai siill room,
Passing. in death. away
Comes through the deep Mug gloom.
And thu. il sotms Ia saw
"fsthcr we'll met more,
AS we wunt to inert,
"N hen. irnin ,Ctr iaY-ia-k o'ef,
"You came your child 10 stet.
"Mo,her beside til, knre.
"No more. Ia prayer, III bcnd.
"a long ftrvcil Ia thee
an, rn-iiest earthl, friend
sBroihcrl at fall afrre,
"Whrn rngs hnu- ehnid ion..
"..ei not thy ,onng hTsft grove.
"one voice viii then b- eunel
"oprn ,he deep, damp rra,r,
"Ycl wrer, lind h'ndt. no mure,-
"lis gloomy ~hirf, lave
a bright aud hnpr, -hofc.
"Beck 10 ihe ehlns II dry
Back Ia ny .tntf, honn:
"Sw 81 i,ieud.' ! eanRai STAY,
"Angels come, core"
Let passthe fleeing brc,ii
LIT sink the ia,niiur han;
Civ wss. give IN, to neaih,--
And let The loved dcpnt
Depart ERE yet hsinin
Guilt to his .opi lnih fiten
Tax. Earh' til. dusi hrsin.
spui' sseendto lleasthl
Gonn il mon ,on hcarh,
Siienae Ia ,on lark hell.
We inf H.. loved nj earb,
Evet tie fret all. q.
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- Pcnny saved istwoPencr gained, -
.HechUniCS' SNringS Bank.
July %

Mechanics SNrings Bank,
INCORPORATED by act of the Legislature,
J. passed the lilh February, 1912.
OFFIt Frs.
PLEASANT LABB}, President
II b. RICHARDS. Treasurer,
PAUL &. BOW LES, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Thos. O. AGREE, j. IL Robinson
s. w. Shelton. Jno {. Sh,cklcfora
JOSIAH II. Nhlilow. Jesse }. Sallnnns,
Jas. &. Hunt DAVID Z. Rers.
ms Institution receives IN dPpus-, all Sums of mon
ey oi - and upwards, tnr which ARE xSurd
signed by tie proper officers bearing interest at the rate
OF three per cennn per annun lr any time moi exceed
I'M '"u nons hour per cent. per annum CIR any limo
over Tour aud not exceeding months and five per
Cent per annun tar auv time SIX n,onths The
funds of the Institution invested by the Board of D
rectos, upon uadmbed securities nots al Sky DAYS
negotiable and payable AT ct the Banks in Lynch
burg The entire stock of the Bank is bound for tho
rpnp' payment Of drposes; thai persons deposiling
IN this Institution have absolute certainty Of o,,anos
their money when called for With these advantage
thea. The appeal is made to all who have money he il
lille or mGch Tor which thy have M Immediate use Ia
depsiie II thus ltsiulipn bih as profitable invest
meal 10 themselves. and as means OF proI,ng the gen
era welfare ot the community.
Application nav he made 10 the President, Treasu-
rtr, Secretary or either one of The Directors
Jan 25 wIom
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v.lLU.HEkE TOBACCO EST.lYE
For SALT.

/ OFFER Cor sale valuable TRACT OF LAND.
IN The county ut Henry. containing $685. acres lynn.
on Smiths river and Fall and nidd. creeks Il rs .,bmI
'nrs from Henry {. II. ami anuit Is from Dsny[,
he land is unulatng aud well adapted To the urn, III
:" corn wheat and tobacco. The tlJacco made anon II
meets the readiest sale. There are about 900 ,ces nr
open and; the rest covered with val liable liub nn,
lhr l"nsi. ch'snni and great variety Of oaks About
mits Nnln me estate there Is excellent SAW
Mill. The land IS divided INTO seven farms v,iib
c'mnodious Improvements upon them, all which are
rented nnt-the amount n the rents havnl advanced at
lhf last Lease Springs Ut thr purst warr are fund nm
every part o' The tract, and the pu,nn IN winch il os
Is enc "' me hra''htsi IN TIE Stne The ent,r ,r,c,
~ DE sold, ~ Il vii lie divided To sui, purchasers :
he terms vii! be very accommodating interest
ny ao'dS well secured being desirable az money
Possession gwen the Isl day of January. 1915. If a
sale be MI effected privately before the Oh day of SEN
'nper NEXT 1t VIII lhen Chat being court dayJ be offer
ed al public sale at Henry G. II. Letters addressed to
m' Al Fredericksburg (pos ra) will meet With ,ruupt
attention. ARTHUR n II REIN, Am
june 81 ,9Sep
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ladies fine shoes.

lust REtElN Ed an assortment at Ladies' Pru.
- nella hall Caters and }uskins, ihlns,les We are
also N receipt OF an ,bynice u Ladies' aud Misses c,r
ed Morocco BusSns, Ties and slippers 10 which we
wppld respectfully invite the attention of Those in
want of such goods
G FOLIANSBEE s Co,
Opposite Messrs DAVIS 4 Bro
April % IA
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sale Of Valuable Land In Redr.rA

lf virtue Of the last will ard testament, of Sara.
- Medley; deed. the subscriber will proceed to s.l
~ the premises by way Of public auction, to tho boh
st bidder IN Tuesday ths Sd day of September ne,,
the TRACT or LAND. m which said SAM
hedley. dee'd resided The said Tract of Land l,.
'eaIiiy neighborho,d, is we'll wsieed, lies we'll ,ns
'nains between 2JD and 3IOaeres About half of La
Whole is cleared, and generally pretty gupd hear If
he part yet IN woods, a p,ron is first rate T,t,oc,
land and every way deserves the attention Of person,
Wishing 10 buy.
Terms "A credit one. two and three years b,,a.
,h approved security, and the TILE to the land r. ,
j uni the last payment Is made The title ia b,l,.
Il 10 be lndsrLtable, hut ,he subscriber will oulv a..
.ledley, decd. WILLIAM MEAD Ersc,ior A"
Juy2j Us
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REED 4 i,NMERSOy.

I RE olIetna ior sale al the very lowest market
. prices;
- haes Coffee, RIO fsaura. Java, &c.
- hhds \ ORLEANS, l. Ric1 & 81. CfolI Sugar.
10 baNes Loaf Sugar (sssorted.)
Gaop.sde, Young Tyson, Imperial and Black
Tea
Sperm and fallow Candles S4ap. Splcas, Buckets,
Brnms, Olive OIL, Lamp Oh. Pon. Madeira,
Saerry. Nalaga aud Csret Vines, with all
other Articles our ue.
June 4,
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4 "a e ID.

4 CARD.
~ Il ar1e and general ass rInent of new and rich
~ JfANflRf. enhrlclng the latest style If Breas
PnlS Finger RhaN Bracelets, fon and Guard CHAINS
Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases Gold aud Silver Watch
-. caled and Branns Casters and Candlssticks and
all things used ~ line ii business. must be soi add
~ prices L. sun ths who want. We bpg our friends
and Tie public 10 believe that are IN good earnest
and Thai We are determined II sell Stock reduced
prices.
Much of our time is unurcnped for want nf werk-
We are confident of our abiluy give satisfaction IN
the execution 81 any order fer work ar III carefully
repairing all descriptions Of " atchcs and jewelry g.
We INST earnestly sacll Increase OF patronage
pledgng personal and prompt attention h. all ca Is
WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
Nav % to
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TER us or SALE.

One fourth in hand and the ba,nre payable in one,
two and three years. win bond aud good security aud
hen reserved for thr ultimate payment. vii sell pr-
vaely If application BE- made bpte the 1ay ~, sale II
a private sale Is effected viii sell TIM Nelson lands
al pubic aucen in the town of iovmgsrnn on he 22nd
day Of July next; the Augusta land IN the premises the
3Nh day oi Jnly nes; The Rockingham land On the
premises, the frs, day nj August and the Harrison
and Nood land IN TIE preni,'s. the 5h day of De
loper Possession Will bt given Tor seeding as "a
~ az may he desirable and full possession NJ before
The Isl day Of January. iSi5 In my absence my me-
phew, Ralph W. Lefius. will attend aud make sale
either privately or publicly
NATHAN LOFFTUS
Lovngston, April % IA
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Stone Oars for Pickles.

WHOSE ~hu want ihelr Pickles To keen we'll ,v;l,
4 had II 10 Their Interest call and yet the hes,
quaint, otJars, as they Gust than YOU pay far
common article ele"here. An assortment slwsys m hand
at the sign Of theBy PiNhsI. ID. W. MOORE
Juy % =.
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HiRRLSO.N 6. WOOD LIND.

Tract oi about O)O acres consisting of three tracts
portion u II said 10 be valuable and The balance u,od
land. have never seen i. hut from the best inorioa
t"n have III II, ii Ia desirable property aud Will he
divided Ia sui purchasers My Nephew, Ralph W .
fIs hen he returns from the South i'll attend In
Its sale.
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E9' ES 2, n r..
eNiE highest cash price VII, At all times be given for
Il W heat al the Lanahorue Mills aid
G. " - L r. hS r. y
n The best qnsluy furnished aad on as good terms as
they can be had in this market
II. > LANGHORNE.
Aug Is
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!hg&@al

fIsllF four horse Casches far Natural Bridge. Dag
gers Springs. Gals ghan's. hite sulphur Springs
Lexington, Alum Springs Warn Springs and Hot
Springs vii commence running tn weekly Friday.
the l2,h If April. Extras furnished 81 any ume 90
IS tLr passengers may wish. JAMES NJ lloyd.
Proprietor.
April
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POSIpDNE\iE\T.

Posi- PONEMENT.
The shove sale, which To have taken place on the
Monday July is postponed It'll the ilh Monday in
Anan< next. NATHAN LOFFIUS
Livingston. July % I26A
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FISH.
IN HALE BBLs, NO. 2 MACKEREL,
~ 30 bbs iierfnys
Landing aud for sale AT low prices by
EDMOND, WATSON & co.
Al The old siand VI Boyd. Edmond i Davenport,
JHly =
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WATCHES. .VEVyELRY sc.

FOR Rss,sT AND SALE.
1 Two story white II . l. : i. on the lower side
"a ol FIRST Street. opposite Maflm's ware huuse for
rent. Possession 10 he had immediately
AND handsome two story Brick HOUSE, orpo.
sle the Roman Catholic Church for sale upon liberal
terms. Apply 10 ID. ROBES
Aug 2iii2t
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HATS! HATS! IKATs!!!

HATS HATS! NATH!!!
N.Y. THE Subscriber has ON hsud and Is
e constantly manufacturing. N hf. old stand,
an extensive assortment nj HITS 81 every va
y rieIy, aud al the latest fashions.
lie soells acsil hom his irnuds. customers and
III. public generally. 10 whom he pledges hlrs,t as
heretofore that m poni at beauty and dutablv his
csnnn he eAc.lltd Such want IT articles
III hls lne. wou. do we'll 10 give hun a call before
purchasing elsewhere. II h.. Is DETERMINED 10 .ll very
low Tor cash. JACOB RI MBDJ Oh.
b-Ihe pressure of tn. Hnes con.trslns hun tn
urgently request all those indebted hun as aent Ia
call aud settle their sccounts.
Nay y Is
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Ice Cream Ice rcaln
lNlE SUBSCRIBER has lust commenced manu-
. ,cturing Ice Cream and lellev
Al.p just received a hue lot at Nrw Hnrd Picked
Oysters, put up IN hall gallon cans Tor Summer use
}. II. fIlZGiBhON
lI.,p QrAsrsRs.
Nearly orro.ite The Baoh q irgaia.
Jolly /.
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Large Arrival Of Books.

Large Arrival Of Books.
s.
eCRNE1'> History Of The Reformation,
- D"igH's Theology,
llan's Sermons
Is prs double witness 81 the Church,
Afrhh shops Leiehj1ns works,
tlaiHrr's Serlnans,
W lls0n on Confirmation,
DshUu un do.
Bedell On de
liapkIGs On the British Reformation
lsthrop's Lectures To Young ,lsn
The Ciefeyman's Companion. by Bishop Hobart,
W aisun on The Prayer Book
W hat Is The Church nfChrisl2
BUDS, Bhiss.ms AID Frull VI the Church.
Babyans PtlguW's Progress; splendid edition,
Annals 81 ihe Persecution 10 Scotland,
Pussy, Eplseopary.
i.elvres Modern Architecture,
fenIanin's builders Guide.
kenda's Santa fe Expedition.
democracy N America, &c. e.. Sc.
PAYNE. GREGORY & Co
Jnly IL Ia
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Total lbs. 5Sn,2oll0o 5SI.7l7Ul7 792s97 leo
Value, "a 3303ll a. SOB l6i 1910 stu
Frum this, it weuli ital 262, a0D 0llo pounds
more colth gwen In iSi3 ihan Ia lell. and g.
Oo0.Wm less mnnry received Cr H. The DIFF, encc an
ses IN great degee from The tact h last ,at spreIp
"as received IN payment and IN Isl goods Ii is NJ.
yer The cas+ ihal as much MONEY h. had lr prduce
Is goods. Hence d.feftnoe IN The spnapn, values.
" l. Republic.
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Total. lu6 So 232 g2gb9 COS 779q31s3
The most remarkable Failure l. ihc enormans quaint.
" Of cotton given or ltttle moucs. 'lhc quaint
lies expr'ed as compared ~nh ofncr years, I'D
lows:
Sea Island, 6.237 .42i 7.25iCQe 75l5q56
Upland. 52396f.676 81 .462.Qls 7si5s2u27
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TRADE or rae uSlrED srArEs.-We
are ial4oied Ia F'.enr lilll. E4l. ff the fepu ii
the Secretary uf The Treasury taunffrr aad Nlyf=
gson tor the three qparsts ending jun 81. 1873.
WHEN, scc,rdng iua hie law lie uen l4ral YEAR lef
minated Tue exrh's 81 don. sir prouare, compared
with former wears. present H. t.llaV ny result
Expoars FRoM rus XirEp STATES
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TIE AUGUSTA LIND
TlnI iku. KiNt.aIAM land.

Frscl al i39 including 100 of Sugar Camp;
lies well ad IS we'll waIereh, tar medium ot farm
lng or grazing land; II lies about mites North oi il.r-
rlSouburg; 1t Will be sho~nb by Mr. James Fulton who
lives adjacent
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July %
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STOP THE
KU.V.IUV.sYv
as D Oh L A RS RUw Ann

- ANANAi from the Subscribers IN l.vucbbury .
u the 1th June. lol4, negro man, named
- - T. -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-11-14
AUCTION.

IN pursuance of an order from the honora.
Il Court of Probate for the district of Itch.
field. will be sold at public auction (unless
previously disposed of at private sale, per-
sonal property belonging to the estate OF
Margaret Waugh. late of Litchfield, deceas.
ed, to the amount of one hundred and fifty
dollars, on Friday the 22d November 1874,
at the Brick Store in South Farms, belong
ing in part to the estate of the deceased
consisting of great variety of ready made
I'd hand women's clothing, household furni-
ture, such as chairs, tables, desks, &c. Also
q very extensive and valuable library, con-
sisting of the Cottage Bible in vols. and 2
volumes of the works of Richard Baxter, to-
gether with the Evangelical Family Library
in 20 volumes, all of which will be sold to
the highest bidder, and many other articles
too numerous to mention. Sale to CON-
mence at 9 o'clock A. M.
GEO. w. CANFTELD, Administrator.
South Farms, Nov. 9th, 1914. Is
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, ,Cith-
in and for the Disnic, Of Sharon, on the 3Olh
day Of October, A. d. 1874. t'a, sa az Ept
Present, Charles f. Sedgwick, Esq, Judge.
ON motion of Loring Benson, administra.
~ tor on the estate Of Jesse Benson,
late of Sharon, within said district deceased:
This court doth decree that six months from
this date be allowed and limited for the cred
itors Of said estate to exhibit their claims
against the same to said administrator; and
directs that public notice be given Of. this or
der by advertising in newspaper published
in Litchfield and by posting copy thereof
on the public sign post in said town of Sha-
ron nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt. Certified from Record, Pc
"a 10 CHAs. f. SEpewIcK Judge.
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Farm for. Safe.

THE Subscriber in pursuance of an or.
Il der of the Court of Probate for the Dis.
trict of Litchfeld, offers for sale farm con-
tanning thirty eight acres of land, lying a.
bout 'one mile south of the Court House in
Litchfield, with dwelling house convenient
for two families, t wo barns, COW house and
other out buildings thereon standing. TWEEN
ty-six acres of the land is adjacent to the
house. and we'll fenced into suitable lots to
improve. Twelve acres of wood land near
BY, Also variety of personal property con.
sis,ing Of one OK sled, 2 OK yokes, / one
horse sleigh, l do. sled, pair sleigh run
ners, l scraper, a lot of oak and chestnut
boards, besides many articles not here emu.
merated. If the above property is not sold
at private sale by the LIST day of January
1915, the same will be sold at public auction
near the Mansion House at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon Of said LIST day of January.
OzIAs LEWIS, Trustee.
Litchfeld, Nov. IL, 1914. 25
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At Court Of Probate holden al Woodbury.,
icithin and for the District of Woodbury., on
the IN day of November 1874
Present, Leman B. Spraguc, Judge.
ORDERED, That the Trustees of John
" and John S. Nichols of said Woodbury.,
Assigning Debtors, do sell at public auction
or private sale, rs they shall Judge will be
most for the benefit of said estate, all the re-
al and personal property belonging to the
same, and when effected return make of this
order with their doings thereon. And said
Trustees are to give notice of such sale by
advertising in newspaper printed in Litch-
field in the county of Litcbtield, and ncws-
paper printed IN New-Haven in the county
| Of New. Havcn, >. and by posting notice on the
signpost nearest the dwelling house of said
assigning Debtors in said Woodbury., and
return make of the notice given pursuant 10
this Order. LEHMAN B. SPRAGUE, Judge.
Pursuant to the above order the under
signed, Trustees of John and John s. Mich
OILS, assigning debtors of said Woodbury., do
hereby give notice that on Tuesday the l7th
day Of December 1874, at 8 O'Clock A. M.
they will sell at Public Auction, unless pre-
viously disposed of at private sale, all the
real and personal estate belonging to the es-
tate Of John and John s. Nichols-said real
estate consisting of about seventy acres of
Land, House and out buildings thereon. Al
so Satinet Mandatory and fixtures and
machinery, viz: Carding Machines. Looms
| Spinning Jacks, 6hearing, Securing and
Mapping Machines. Dye House and fixtures
&c. Also 90 or more Hives Bees, &c. &c.
Sale will take. place on the premises.
Dated at Woodbury., Nov. 9th, 1914.
TREAT CAMP, Trustees.
| rt.s LEWIS JUDD, {
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-11-14

At a Court Of Probate holden al Sharon
s. soitsin and far the District of Sharon on the
18th day of Oct. A. d., 1874. ,air !lasG a. s-
Present, Chas. F. Sedgaoick, Esq, Judge.
ON motion of Samuel j. Prindle fad-
" minstrator on the estate Of ANsoN
PRINDLE, late Of Sharon, within said dis.
trict deceas This court doth decree tina:
six months be allowed and limited for the
creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims
against the same to the said administrators
And directs that public notice be given Of
this order by advertising in a newspaper
published in Litchfielb, and by posting a
copy thereof on the public sign post, in said
town of Sharon nearest the place where
the deceased last dwelt. ~ 3gssw .xGI
Certified from Record, ss&s
"a CHAs. r. SEDGwrcK, Judge.
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a vset;-u "a, ss.;.,,ess zoo-ra cutI,r..,. ...,.
charued viii hsrg dr,,n ~ an nnt;,os,, ~. :,
tbs streets w. sSnsd Nv The no1ns,, nour =
h. ,.,as ga .s-, =, e;arce VII
g I,~s Scund !. M : ssIos'rS ot What b ;n".Ss
the noi;ce Constable ssTon,t Won Eno,, an Il a,e
don't YOU ourht-you ought. saw to hno,v t Nv
I've been findeaverin to Ras-certain the Compare.
Pve inst fo0nd Il out. IFS yvhiUlrev air Tai ~o,,
how did It. fakes three rlasses Of hrardv no ~
feet three of gin. no 20 three Of vb;sLey Sono
in minute NV grandmother aI,vavs sid IA ~
victim to the scientific thirst Very well sid
the constable: "come with me and study in The
T b.
Good .Ne,cs for the Whales.-The suceedane.
ums Tor oil, in the production Of light. are now an
numerous and excellent, that the consumption Of
that article is RAPIDLY falling off. Hvdrogen cas
to drive the ishv fluid out of the market. The de-
crease ia the importation Of natural sperm oil alone
for the present wear is estimated AZ 81 Oo h,rrels
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-11-14

A It a Court of Probate held at Washing
IA ton, Nov. 1lth, 1S44-On the Estate of
Curtiss s. Potter, an insolvent debtor,
ORDERED That the Trustee exhibit his ad-
ihistration account 10 this Court for ad.
jHstment, at the Probate Office in Washing
ton on the 10th day of November 1874, at
O'Clock afternoon and that all persons in
terestcd in said insolvent estate may be no.
tilted thereof, the Trustee. Edwin l.. Thomp-
son. will cause this order to be published in
a newspaper printed in Litchfield, and post
a copy thereof on the signpost in said Wash
ington. DANIEL B. BRINsMADE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-11-14
H. r. ENSIGN

Has received large assortment of such
- GOODS as are usually kept in a coun.
try Store, which he will sell for CASH or
KEAOY PAY lower than can be bought else.
where in this vicinity. As he does business
strictly srS upon the Ready Pay System. he can
those who give credit.
Almost every thing taken in exchange for
Goods except book accounts.
WolcottviIle, Nov. ii, 1874. tics