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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
Infamous COunterfeiting.

There was n batch of Election tickets printed
at tho loco Office in this place, almost n fac SINH
lie of tho whg ticket, with tho exception Of the
name Of Mr.. Smith, for which was substituted
Mr.. Finey's. Previous to the election it was
charged that the wings would issue spurious tick
cts for the purpose Of 6ecoiving the ocos, but the
result has proved that the charge was only made
to hide their own rascality. There were tickets
also printed headed democratic Ticket" and
followed with the name of Mr.. Finley for Con-
gress, and the balance Of the names of the lnde-
pendent ticket.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

.Wha. would our wives say if they know
where NO wcre!" said the captain ola down cas-,
schooner, when they were beating abou: in a
thick fos, fearful OF going ashore. ''iiumph. |
shouldn't mind that" replied The mate. ''if we on
" knew whcro were ourselves.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

"He (Mr. Finley) will get tremendous vote
on this side of tho county, and will beat Smith
in this county. THOUSAND votes. Stick pin
Wasn't that a Wrapper. 1t was however, a
bout the truth as the editor Of that truth
hating shoot can we'll approach.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

HNSTRE MENTS.-American and German Spnns
lancets, Evens' best Thumb do, Forceps, Tooa
Keys, Cutting do, Surgical Instruments dissecting do
Always on hand and for sale cheap, at
June 90. 26-tf REEDS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

More than half the members of the Mississippi
Legislature are unmarried. Prentice says the
ladies refuse to trust with new bonds, those who
have rcpudiated their old ones.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

A FIXED FAcr"-The .'indepe ndeni wings John
Finley, John Lacy and Samuel Sinex, all considered
according to the latest definition ..sxee fact.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

The Union ntmates that upon official notice being
BY the President the acceptance by Texas
OF the annexation resolutions, the L. :. laws
will be extended to Texas. ana T. :. Custom House
officers appointed for her ports.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
Highly Interesting lrosis EGaas.

ANNEXATION RArIFIEr-TEXAs STArE-Ihe
n. O Picayune of the 20lh has intelligence OF
an Interesting character teom Texas. Inc news
is from a espondent writing from
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

DlED.--Dn lay morning last MARY JANE,
daughter of AruEw RArrRAY, aged about eight years
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
GOLD WAYNE ALWAYS RIGHT
GALE SMITH ELECTED,--ENTIRE WING
TICKET TRIUMPHANT!

1t is with pride and pleasure to rea-
ders the result Of the election III this county and Congress
sional District. In sold Wayne" the entire Wing ticket
elected, and the probable majority of Mr. smith over
his ind ndent wing competitor, Mr. Finley Is screen
hundred and 6tty.foe. Messrs Joseph Lewis, Walter
Le9g and Geo w. Julian, Esq, the members elect
from this county House of Representatives Thos
Adams, Auditor; Daniel Sinks Commissioner; Abel
Evans, Assessor; and DR.. John Prchet, School Fund
Commissioner. Being the entire Wing nominated ticket
Fayette county-A friend writes from Fayette, that
all the townships have been heard from except one-that
Smiths maority 322 and that the entire WING ticket
elected, Messrs. Miner Meeker and w Stewart Rep
resentatives A. X. Edwards, Clerk
Union couny-Smith's majority little Union, is re-
ported g. Rubey, (whg1 and Watt, (oco elect
cd the legislature Gamble, Qoco) Sheriff. Scott wv
Auditor; Stanton, wv Commissioner; Brown, wv As
SCISSOR; and Case ID Coroner.
Henry county.-The vote given Mr. Smith report
ed to be l322-Finey 642-Smith's majority 460. Muir
ply, twhg elected the Senate Rogers 266 votes
NJ s. Cameron and S. Coffin (whigs) elected to the Lee
gisIature; Joshua Chapel Sheriff James IIif Auditor
and Assessor, Commissioner and Coroner, all wings
elected by handsome majortes The wings of Henry
entitled thanks of the friends of principles
throughout the District and State. They have covered
their bright name with glory.
Randolph county.-We have received but partial re-
turns from this county FORD, (whig) is reelected to
the AegisIatuIe
WAYNE COUNTY.-The following is tho
result of the election in this County 1t is unofh
cial, but we think tho correct returns will nc,
vary the result many votes either way
CONGRESS,
C.. Il. SMITH, 1894
John Finloy, 1889
Smiths majority, 75J
REPRESENTATIVES,
GEORGE w. JULIAN, 1907
JOSEPH LEWIS, 1894
WALTER I.EGG, 1878
John Lncy, 9Sl
Joseph Holman 1874
Julian's majority, 673
Lewis mai 100
Leggs moJ. 739
AUDITOR,
THOMAS ADAMS, 1864
Francis King, 1929
Adams maj. 635
COUNTY COMMISSIONS
DANIEL SINKS, 1889
Jacob Brooks. ll76
Sinks maj. 663
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
JOHN PRICiET, 1852
Assessor,
Samuel SineX, 923
Evans maj. 937
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11

VUVHE Judge Of the Court "i Probate Ea the district
Il Of Wa,er,"wn. has limited and allowed months
from lhedate here for the credrs 81 the Es' a'e OF
MARY ANN GARNSEY, late "f Waierrown. in
said district, decreased. represented in4"lveni, in
which To EXHIBIT their CLAIMS thereto: and has an
poinled Benjamin De Forest and lsrae! 8. Wood
ward Of said Waier0Wn, Commissioners to receive
and examine said claims IT.
Ccriitied nv HOLBROOK CURTIS. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that 'hey shall meet
at the dwelling h"ns~ If Benjam" DeF.Hesi IN said
WatPrt'wu, an the Goth dsv Of D. crmher l6s5. and
IN the I'D day Of May 1916. at neL'ck p. M. %"
each &c said days, fr the purpose Vt attending 10 the
bu .iness OF their a,.,nmPn'.
BENJAMIN UEFOREST. lCdmmiss =
ISRAEL B. WOODW ARD. ! snnrr-.
All pers.n,s inielned Ia said E-iae are requested
to make immediate nav u"
HENRY q SKILTON. Executor.
Watert0wn, November ed, 1915 n
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
NOTICE

THE Copartnershn heretofore existing under
L the firm Of WHITING, KENNEY u CO. was
dissolved on the lat inst by mutual consent.
Litch6eld, December 5ii, lsl5
JASON WHITING,
LEONARD KE.NNEY,
JAMES WALL ACE
The business will hereafter he conducted under
the firm Of WHITING. KENNEY & SON, who
are authorized to settle the accounts If the late
firm Of Whiting, Kennev & Co., and all those in.
dehted the late firm requested to settle up their
accounts by the LIST OF January next.
Litch6eld, Dec. 5th, 1s45
JASON WHITING,
LEONARD KENNEY
90 GEORGE KENNEY.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
focoFoco NOMINATIONS

The /" Democratic State Convention" held at
New Haven, on "Wednesday last. put ia DOmiua-
ton the following ticket SOr State officers:
Far Governor, bese zSueey; for Lieut.. Gov
srnOT, Ncyes BilIiRes; for Secretarys Charles w.
DradIey; for Treasurer, .dlOnEO ". BIge; for
Comptroller, Mason Cleveland.
The above 10 the same nomination voted for by
the democracy last year. The young demOcra-
cy" supported Hon. Samuel Ingham for Governor,
and came near leaving the cold hunkers" in mi
nority. On the 6rst ballot, the vote stood for
T0Ocey 70. Ingham 81, cleveland %, Noyes Bill
lings IL. Cyrus Reardsley 3. G. Catlin l. E. Stod-
dard L. On the second ballot, Toucey 81. Tngham
%, scattering l5-TOucey's majority only 9!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11

District Of Li,chfeid, a.
Probate Coaft, Mo-. 10Th, l845 I
VE0tlE Judge of the Court OF Probate tor the DIS
i ,rirt IL Lttchfeii ha- limited and allowed SIC
estate NJ J.,hn Briph az ins.lven, assigning de.
or al G.,shsn IL said district, IN Which EXHIBIT theft
claims thereto; and has sppo'nted Nels n Brewster
and Muses. LYMAN Esqr... ii said Gahen. C,Inniis-
sioners ~ re.evs and +xamine said claims
Certified ny RALPH G. CAMP. Judge
The Suhacnh"rs give notice, that they shall meet
NJ N. Brews'er's office, j" SAID q she". the end
Monday OF Dscemter lS45. and The last Monday in
April i346, at O'ci,.ck in the altstnt0n, each
q" sand davs.W the purpose Of attending TO the bu-
siness OF said appointment. - ~, .s-s
N N6si:s L S9sMENWSsTER' comm'r.t.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
1T Court If Probate holden at Kent. sciihiu
ana for the Disfvsct Of Kent, GA the 2Sh day Of

November, 1875
Present, Johnson c. Hatrh Jsdge
n hcing made appear this Court ha, the rus.
tee Of the Estate Of John Benedict an assigning
debr 1t said district. has given notice to
"a order ct this Cour made on the 18th ms ant this
Conr app'ints lea Sponer. David Judd and w :lliam
7. fipaor Of sad Kent, iudicious and ds,n,eres,ed
perS,ns. Commissioners &, receive, examine and adj
gust The claims # the creditors If said estate arcrd
ing To law; and six months are limited and allowed
the csedi,'rs Of SAID Estate which EXHIBIT their
claims and prOve their dehis. A. the expiration of
which 'in,e ail claims against said estate presen
ted e., said Commissioners will he declared recUv.
cry 40, vt said assigned estate. The Commissioners
arc directed to give public notice Of this limitation
and order. and of the tea and places Of their meet
ing the business Of their appointment by p,s,ing
notice thereof o. the public signpos: in said Kent
vertsinR the came in q newspaper printed in the
county Of Litch6eid.
JOHNSON C. HATCH, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at
the house Of John Benedict in said Kent on the first
Tuesday Of March and second Tuesday in May
next ensuing ct ten o'clock each Of said days. for
nens. IRA SPOONER,
DAVID JUDD. Com'rs.
%" WILLIAM T. HOPSoN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
MISS B. DtIWD

WOULD inform her friends and the pub
w liz generality, that she HAS just rt'ur"
ed from New. York with n fashionable Us
soriment of MILLINERY GOODS, viz -
Hats, Caps. Ribbons, Flowers. Pu'n''s. Lii
ces, Muslin and Cambria lnseriings and
Edgings, "a superior quality-AlsM Frihgrs
Comb and Steel Beads, Shawl Pins. &c. &C.
Linen Camhrlc Hdkfs., Ladies' Gloves ard
Mi,ts, and variety oi articles usually kept
in a Millinery Establis. .ment. 20
Norfolk, Oct. 29,h. 1915. "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
NOTICE.

I N accordance with suggestion of the Litchfeld
l County Temperance Society, recently held at
TOrringtord, and agreeably to a conviction Of lis
propriety in our own minds. we, Commissioners in
the towns in which we reside. would invite the
License Commissioners Of Lfchfeld County to
meet in convention at the Town Room in Itch.
field on Tuesday the 10Th day Of December next,
al 10 o'clock 4. NJ for the purpose Of agreeing up.
on some uniform mode Of action in respect to Ii.
cences. ALLEN BLAKE, )w;noho..o.
ALBERT GILBERT, winchester
THOMAS WATSON Jr. N. Hartf'd.
T. A. MILLER, Torrington.
Nov. 26, ls45
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
AUCTION /!

THE Dwelling. House, and Land adjoin.
Il ing, known AS the "tLitchtield House"
on the east side of S,'u,h Street, in the viii
lage If Litchfield, will be sold ut Aucti"n
on "Wednesday the 18th day Of December
instant, if no, previously disposed OF at pri
vate sale. Also the Furniture. Beds, &c.
Sale 10 cnmm-nct. at lOn'clock A. NJ at the
Hulse. The premises can he viewed on
application to CHARLES JONES.
Li,chtirld, Dec. 9, lS45. %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11

VlSHE subscriber having rrcsived War.
rants ,O collect, state, town. highwa!
and ecclesiastical sori.fy taxes in iln. iow'
at Nnrtulk on the nsss-ss.neDi list 0f 1874
gives NOTES. io al: prr~,Ds interested that h.
will meet them ut the hnuse 0f JOhn A
Shrpa ri in said NrfIlk ar the frs, an.
s..c.n,d Mnadays &c January lS46 from IN
to ftr,r ..'cl.h:k in the aiiernHIn sm each a.
said days. E,r tn. purpose vi receiving s.i
taxea. &
N. D. All TersIns uegiscting iu ply fhei
taxes ut sai, finn and place must exw-cIi
pay lawful Ee..s fr c.lleciirg.
- SAnuSG SxyNJvS !E.s Collector. 7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
nREn.

In Shaton. On Sunday, the Tih inst. Hon. JOHN
COTTON SMITH, formerly Governor of,his State.
aged 81.
In Norfolk, on the 7th inst, Mr.. Levi Barlow,
aged 4g.
In Colebrook, on the 23d ult., Mr.. Roswell Mar.
shall, aged 72; on the LIST inst, Mr.. Samuel
COwles. aged IS.
At Peoria, ILL.,, Nov. 10th, Henry w Bacon.
of Boston. Mass Mr.. Bacon was born at Hartford
Conn, and graduated at Yale College 10 1898.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
NOTICE.

SIX months IS allowed fr.nn he 29'h dav OF No.
= vember 1916 by the Ceur 81 Probate tor The DIS
trict If Sharon Il the exhi'iin'n Uf claims against
The estate &c Dict. JOHN w. SMI TIL. late "f Sha.
in said district decreased The subscribers. C.rs-
,nissi0n~rs said estate hereby give na,ce that
thev w,il meet io receive aud examine said claims
an the first "Wednesday OF February and April 1886.
st 2n'clock in the afternoon sch "f sad DAYS. at
.he store Of Sears and Wnrhe-.> in said ShaFsa.
HARRY LOCKWOOD. I CMnmis-
JOHN p. GOODWIN. ! sion"rs.
Sharon, Dec. !, lSi5. %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
MARRIED.

In Warren. Nov. Both. by the Rev Charles Ev.
erett, Mr.. Henry s. Glover. OF Litch6eld, and Miss
Cintha M. Wedge, of Warren.
In Worthwhile, on the 9th ult.. nv the Rev J..
L. Morse, Mr. Miles J. Burr. and Miss Emily
Buckingham, both Of New Milford.
e In Huntington, on the 9th ult.. Mr. Sias r.
Peardsee. Of New Milford. and Miss Phebe Ann
Lewis Of the fo. mPr place.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
STRAYED

NROM the Subscriber the first of June. 2
Il red vearling HEIFERS and STEER.
all marked with q slit in the upper part of
the righ, ear; and the tail of one of the
hcifers ~ white. A reasonable reward will
be- given f,s information which shall lead
To- their recovery.
ALSO.
TAKEN UP on the 25sh Of November.
tw" small yearling RID HElFERS-no arti-
fetal asrk. The owner can have them Try
paying charges.
OZfAS SANFORD.
South Farms, Dec. 3. "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
DONATION PARTY.

TUESDAY,. the 10Th OF December. has been APP
pointed for Donation Visit to the Rev Mr.. DIX
ON, Pastor Of the NJ E. Church in Litchfeld All
persons who feel friendly are invited to attend.
II the weather should be stormy on Tuesday, the
Visit will be deferred till Wednesday.
Litchfield, Dec S, 1S45.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned. duly appointed Col.
l. leciOr of the Town aud State Tax On
the assessment list of 1914, hereby gives mo-
tice I" the resident inha bi,ants OF the town
of Sharon, and the non r. sileH,s who are
liable to pay a town aud state tax unto said
town, that he will receive said tax at the
several places na,nrd:-On "Wednesday,
Dec. 24,h, l845. az the hotel of Morris G,md-
sell at Cornwall Bridge, from 10 o'clock A.
NJ. TIL 3 o'clock p. NJ; on Thursday Dec.
18th, ut the store of Oh ,rles 1. L,vt'l in
Ellsworth S,riety, from 9 n'clr~k A. M till
3 "'c"ck p NJ; and "n Friday. Dt". 26'h.
ut the hotel ut Milo Winchester, A,nenia,
from 10 O'Clock A. M till 3 O'clock p. N. {;
and on the frs, Monday in J,nunry ls46 at
neglect TO attend agrs~ahy t" the above no.
,ice may expect I" pay travelling fees. 20
DANIEL y. WooDRUFF, Collector.
Sharon. Nov. 9Th, lS4j. *2S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
HIRAM JACKSON.

TNAKES this opportunity to inform his custom.
l. ers. and The Public in general that he has re-.
moved his DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, six
doors west nf the Court House; where he will be
prepared to color and clean all kinds Of Cnhing
and Dresses Of all colors. Also-Cleahihg and
Dressing of Hats.
uCash paid fnr FURS.
Litchfeld. Nov. Sd, 1Si5. is
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11

%. SOnEs6Ey, Noe 10, ISIS.
HENRY B. GRAVES. q Plymouth, Dawn B
IL BOOrH, of DanbuTy, ere appointed Aids de
Camp; SIDN EY d. BEARDsLEE, of Nurwalk. Divis-
ion inspector /; DONALD J WARNER, Of salisbury
Division Quarter Master; and are to be obeyed and
respected accordingly. GEORGE p. SHELTON.
"27 MajOv General
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
A CARD.

THE undersigned. will give his personal at
l. tenti"n to ASSAYS Of metals, or minerals, eli.
Their qualitative. or cumulative. Any substance
sent I" him for clinical ANALYSIS. will be prompt-
ly attended to, and on moderate terms. .....'
HENRY F. FISH.
Salisbury, Cd Dec 1S45 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
THE ELECTION OF SPEAKER.

On Monday at l2 o'clock. the U. S. House Of
Representatives proceeded to the election Of
Speaker. The result was as follows:
- For Davis, Of Indiana, loco, 100
{" M. N"rris,
w. S. Miller, Native,
IS VintOn, Of Ohio, Wing, 70
/" A. Stewart,
" d. M. Barringer, "
" JIG. Chapman.
R. C. Winthrop. "
Mr.. Davis having majority Of all the votes, was
AnclAPn1 duIv olo~fnd
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11

ut Court IF Probate holden at Litchfeld, scith-
ta and for the District Of Litchfeid, on tie 20th
day Of November, 1S45.
Present, Ralph G.. Camp, Jatdge.
ESTATE OF GILES WARD late ct Torrneton
IL deceased.-The Administrator represents the
Estate insovent. and prays the appointment, Of Com.
misSionsrs thereon
Whcreupor, Ordered, That Commissioners to re.
ceive, examine, and adjust The claims Of the credi.
tors If SAID Estate, he appointed a, the Prnhae OF.
fee in Li'chfeld, on the 9Th day of December, OF
10 O'Clock forenoon And that all pe-sons inter.
ested in said be notified thereof the Ad.
minisraor will cause this order to he published IN
newspaper printed in Ltchfled county, and pest a
copy thereof IN the public sign post in Torrneion
the place where said decea scd last dweIi ut
leaa, Eve days b"Ere said 5th inv Ut December.
~ Certified by WIN. E DICKINSON, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
CAME ITO

VTNHE inc,osnre at the subscriber IN Mount
L Tom, Lnchfield, a small d YEARLsNG
HEtFER The owner Gan have her by paying
chSsss snfakiag her away =.
LiscAscA u@. & %
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MR.. ORTON'S REPLY.

We have received from S. d. ORroN ESQ.,, Of
New'Milford, reply to the charges preferred a.
gainst him by democratic Meeting" held in
that town, to which we alluded in our last 1t
will appear in cur next.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11

LlTCHFIELD MUTUAL FIRE lNSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
'1NHIS Company has heen in operation
Twelve Years ending July 7, 1916. and
hive issued 2242 Policies.
Amount Of property insured 1,s95O3O
The whole amount hf Cash premium paid
into the TREASURY, since the c'mmemce.
Is 'e'S - = we ''''" ' s,43s. SO
To interest received on loans $3.50
- '-' -.." slO, 294 SO
The whole ai,,,un, IT lnsses is $5os3.a3
+" am ,nnt . lid I" Agents oO6oO
To am,n"i paid CIR Insurance.
Plates. q "ks, ,a,innery, and
for renewal Of Policies, lisS 50 1857 w
Leaving balance in the Treasury Of 1905 S6
Adj TO the above balance, the premium
charged on The books the last five years 1851 10
Presen, cnpi,ai or funds IL the Company,
from which fuure Losses arc to be paid. S22 677 50
Officers Of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE. President,
OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasurer,
JASON WHITING. Secretary. "
william B.ehe, Origen 8. Seymour,
Oliver Good win, W.n. II. Thompson,
J.,siah G. Beckwith, David e. Sanford.
Jason Whiting, l.emnn w. Cutler.
George G. W"odrun. .....
Agents for the Company.
Daniel b. Bru,s,nadT, Washington '...
David G. Sanford. New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent, .r ..
Richard Smith, Sharon, .sf . ..-...
Frederick Krii''gg. Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Gshen.
William NJ. Burial, Canaan,
Daniel =. Clapp. Salisbury, ~.
Augustus Royce g. (N..rc,,L
John Deweti,
Roger II. Mills. New Hartford,
George d. Wahhams, TOrringion,
Lewis Smith, Hnrwinton, -. = .t..-..
Elisha JohnsOn, Plymouth.
John e. Amber, Bthlem.
Leu,un W.. Cutler, ,Waieriown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David G. Whm'lesey, New Preston, '-s
George p. Tall,nadge. Wnfren.
Pe'sms wishing to get their Buildings In
surrd can apply toeither Of the Agents, or 10
the Secretary. rr. PA
WILLIAM BERBE. President. Co.
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Litchfeld. July Z. n@ lomIy
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11

1t is evidently the intention TO use strenuous ex.
ertions to induce the invalid to make trial of Mr.
s<'nckerhoH 3 Health Restorative. Being devnic:
Of any species Of deceit quackery. it certa;nl,
has more claims on the notice of the sick than an.
other medicine. The Medical Faculty in ,nany in
stances Of its individual members, with character
issie honesty. have even ordered il for their pa.
tienss. finding often tina, the usual remedies do mo-,
suit pecuiarities Of deceases of the Chest and
Lungs. This Is praiae. worthy, and we hope suc'.
disinterested feeling will be shown BY others OF
the same profession until it shall have trial in
every case. &c
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
District Of Lifchfeld s.. !
Probate Court, Mop. 81, lS4S. {

fTOOOte COUVEs JNOD. 2ls 1870.
TIPON the application Of Belinda Neule,on nf the
~ town and county ii Li,rhfield showing to This
Court that she is guardian Laura E. Nette,On, Al.
berr r. Netetou and Amelia B. Nr,,le,on, Minora,
belonging 10 said District. and that said minors
the owners OF the tl"wing real estate, viz The
divided one part uf the real estate and ap.
purtenan"ps there, situated it, the tow IL Itch.
field and Harwinlon in said county III litcl feIdaNd
occupied BY the firm Of J Firth. Hall, e. Company,
manufacturers "f Musical Instruments, the he.
ing the interest which Elijah E Net,lrtnn, late Of
Ltch6el, deceased owned in the real estate at sd
Firm the time Of his death. Said estate consists
Of two p eces iH land bounded ne follow s, Wig One
piece ID bounded Moth ard sottth an land owned Ivy
Firth & Hall. west an Turnpike road, and ea.t sn
Waterbury river, with dwelling houses factory ard
other buildings thereon, containing al"u, three acres
The other piece is woodland situate in said of
HaTw nion, and h"nnded north on Gamer Cnr'es,
eastrrlv on Horace Castle aud Barber LoMnia. south
The estate of Elijah E Ne',leo,, dee. nsed. and
west an Waterbury river, containing about SIX acres
more or less said estate be,ng snteci ~ widows
dover. and valued a. ahOu, three hundred dollara
and sh'wing just ard reasonable cause for selling
said real estate praying for All order that che or
some other meet person he empowered I, sell the
same, as per application le dated the 2lsl day Of
November lS45. mere fully appears.
ORDEREn That the furegOing application be heard
~ the Probate Office in Ltchfrld, on The 3isi day Of
January 1886. NJ 10 o'clock forenoon and that ma.
tice thereof he published in some public newspaper
printed near the place where surh real estate lies,
three weeks successfully. NJ ens, six weeks before
said time assigned. Certified nv
~ RALPH G. CANT. Judge.
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TNHE enclosure Of the subscriber on or about
l. the 18th 0f November lsst. three red Spring
CALVES. One has sofne white on the belly and
the fail-no artificial mark The owner is reG,ses-
ted 20 prove prdperiy, paw charges and take them
away. JEREMIAH PARMELEE
Goshen. Fast street, Dec. 9th. 1913 s29
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&VsG u His0ui the 18Th uii. light
wv brown COW, SIX or seven
AM- years old. Aiso light red
ALF. hrI0w she Common size. The "wn
r "e owners can have them by calling aud
.ay ing charghs. 80.
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