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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

THE Subscribers have opened a new Type
i Foundry in the city 81 New York, where.
they are ready to supply orders to amy extent, for
any kind Of Job or Fancy Type, Ink Paper, Cases,
Galleys, Brass Rule, STEEL COLUMN RULE,
Composing Sticks, Chases, and every article me-
cessary for a Printing Office
y The Type. which are east in new monds, from
an entirely new set Of HlariSes, with deep cnun-
tiers, are warranted to be unsurpassed by any. and
will be sold At prices 10 sait the Times. AL the
type furnished by US 10 hand cast < ~ =
Printing Presses furnished. and also Steam En-
gines of the most approved PATTERNS au ass5s 4
N. B.-A Machinist is constantly in attendance
to repair Presses and do light work. 4 'ss9 "a .ss
COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST FOR PRIN-
TIERS. y IA, .t,<'5 80. a,5 .ss,es,,,,.,sss .s
Editors Of newspapers. who viii buy three tunes
much Type as their bills amount TO. may ale,
the above six months insertion in their papers. and
send their papers containing H. TO the Subscribers
<s COCKF0RT & ovEREND, G5 Ann-st. !,
New York. Sept g., fS45.s g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
1T Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth ,tcish-
IN and for the district Of Plyn,oufh, on The 22d
b INN of Dere,o,bey 1SlS

lit q Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth ,,cish-
IN and for the district Of Plyn,outh, on the 22i
+. day Of December, 1915.
Present, Henry B.; Grnues, Esq, ,Mise.
z Upon the petition Of William e Mckee Of Ply
- mouth in the county Of Liich6eld, shelving to
This Court, that he is Guardian Of Lucinda Terry and
Eli Terry Jr. of Plymouth. within said district mi.
nors,-tha said minors the owners of real estate
situated in the town Of Avon md county Of Hartford,
viz: piece Of land containing abou: SO acres.
bounded north on Noadiah Case and Stephen A:wa-
ter, east on Thomas Austin and Pomeroy Highly,
south on Pomeroy and Luther Highly and Eli Aide
man. and ives, on Elias Woodford and Collins & Co:
valued at about one thousand dolars-Tbat it would
he Cor the interest of minors said land should
re sold and the avaIs thereof placed interes, with
euch security the law directs. praying for liberty
sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per
petition on file. er. us
1t is ordered lby this Court. That said Guardian
give notice Of said application, by causing the same
10 be published in one Of the Newspapers printed in
,Jitchtied in the County of Lchield three weeks
successiveiy, a, least six weeks befre the hearing
nnd that said petition will be heard at the Probate
Office in said district, on the 7th day of February
next, at . O'Clock NJ.
Certified from record. t.tvs -
81 - 't# - 48.s M. N. BUTLER Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
DIED,

In this town; South Farms society. on the 14th
inst, Mrs. Mabel Bradley, wife of Mr. Dennis Brad
ley, aged 70;
In this town, Mortified society, Nov. 18th, Mr..
William Crosby, aged 81. Ha was soldier OF the
Revolution. ...t .. ,e. .5.t
In Torrington, on the 18th inst, Mrs Triphcna
Smith, wife of Mr.. Frederick r. Smith, aged SO.
In Bristol, on the goth ult., OF the prevailing fe-
yer of that place, Mr.. Robert Porter, aged 25
years, formerly Of Middlebury.
AT Columbia; on the 18th inst, George A. o.
Beaumont, Esq, late of Chicago, ILL., He gradual
ted at Yale College in 1884. -
In Ogdensburg, NY on tn. 18th inst, Her.
manus Marshall, Esq, aged about 7o-formerly Of
Washington, Conn. a.
At Hartford, on the 10th inst, Anna, wife OF the
Hon. Abijah Darlington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
MSS R. DOWD

WOULD inform her friends and me pub
w lie generally. that she has Just return
led from New York with fashionable as
|sdrtment of MILLINERY GOODS, viz -
Hats. Caps. Ribbons. Flowers. Plumes, La
les. Muslin and Cambria Insertings and
|S9gings, superior quaiity-Also, Fringes,
3imps, Cords and Tassals. Fancy Buttons,
'yomb and Steel Beads, Shawl Pins, &C. &C.
L!nen Cambrlc Hdkfs., Ladies' Gloves and
Mails: and q variety Of articles usually kept
ia Millinery Establishment.
Norfolk, Oct. 20th. lel5. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
ITO Stone .1Yasos,s &'.IO5ssers.

ITO Stone s7NqSO2lS 81 .BO2ase2'S.
TNHE undersigned will. be in Litchfeld at Spen-
l. GERS Hotel, on the third Tuesday (20th day)
of January next, at o'clock P. M with plans and
specifications, prepared to contract for the work
part Of remodeling the County Goal, and converting
the same into "County Workhouse" Proposals
will be received for the work by the job, by the
day. LESTER LOOMS. } co,ntv
h., JOSEPH l. GAYLORD, 0
Litch6eld, Dec. 10, 1915
The Hartford weekly Courant and Waterbury
American will please give the above three inser.
lions, and send their bills to the County Commits
SionerS ..... ...- 81 =
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

College in Teras.--At a meeting of the Pres
bytery of Brazos, recently held at Victoria, ar
engagements were made for the establishment of a
College, to be located as Sequin, on the Guada-
loupe river. Very liberal donations have been
made by citizens in the vicinity towards the cree
ton Of College buildings, and Rev. Mr.. McCul-
Tough has been appointed general agent to solicit
funds in aid of the enterprise.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
VAR DECLARATIONS IN ENaLANp.


We have looked over an immense number Of
English papers. brought US by last arrivals, and it
is proper to say to our readers that they ar" uni
form in stating that the activity in the armores at
Deptford, WoOlwich. Sherness, Chatham, Ports
mouth, Plymouth, and Pembroke, is FAR greater al
the present time than at any previous period for
near quarter of century. In the government
dOcksyards and in private establishments at Liver
pool and Glasgow, and on the Thames, large
number Of iron war steamers are being construct
ed The general impression among well-informed
persons in England obviously is, that these prepa
rations have reference TO looked-for difficulties
with the United States. A London correspondent
pect Of things in England:
"Never since the time of Napoleon, have such
immense, such extraordinary military and naval
preparations been making in this country as at the
present time, and for many months past. Fully
six months ago attention first attracted to this
subject. Not only in the government dock-yards
are ships and steamers being prepared with the
utmost expedition, but also in private ship-bud-
ing yards iron war steamers being constructed,
not only on the Thames but also at Liverpool and
Glasgow. From my enquiries, | have every reason
to believe these extraordinary warlike preparations
are made in reference to the United States. The
people and government are excessively jealous at
the high tone and successful termination of the
Texas annexation"
Below we give paragraph from another paper
which confirms the above:
"The excitement in England was universal
against the United States on the subject of Oregon
The government was making the most vigorous
preparations for war, and unquestionably with re-
ference alone TO the Oregon dispute, as with
France and all the nations of Europe, she is with
out controversy any subject. A very large con-
tract had been made, among other things, for mill
tary clothing in Canada. Indeed it was said that
the government were determined upon the neces-
| sity of settling the difficulty without further
delay"
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

The division Of our paper whichawe devote to
general advertisement is oftentimes less conspicu-
ton of this clause Of our writings For this reason
we employ it to placemore openly before our read
ers that absolute remedial condensation of herbal
power, Mr.. Brinkerhoff's Health Restorative Hav-
ing produced such singular and well attested cures
Of diseases OF the Chest, it behoovess us to speak
confidently and frequently Of it, that no blame be
attached to US for not sufficiently bringing tito the
notice of the sufferer, SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
NEW MILFORD!

The Wings of New Milford are requested
TO meet at the School House in the Village
on The first Monday OF January at 5 o'clock
P. NJ. precisely, for the choice Of delegates
TO the State Convention 10 be held at New.
Haven on the l4,h of january,
By the Committee.
New Milford, De-. 90, !S45. ~
Palladium and Standard please copy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
NOTICE.

g TX months is allowed from the o9ih day or No.
- vember ls45 by the Court Of Probate Tor the dis.
the estate of Doci. JOHN w. SMITH, late Of Sha.
ron in said district, licensed The subscribers Com.
rnissIoners on said estate hereby give notice that
they will meet TO receive and examine said claims
on the first Wednesday Of February and April 1876.
al 2oclock in the afternoon on each Of said days az
die store Of Sears aud Winchestc. in said. Sharon.
HARRY LOCKWOOD Commits
JOHN p. GOODWIN, siorors.
Sharon, Dec. I, 1875 ''N - q 90 Z
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

Case OF Junn b. GoUon.--The National
Police Gazette Of Saturday not only reiieF-
ties It's former statements respecting this in-
nivIdual, but states other circumstances
(Which iftrue, prove him TO be unworthy Of
coniidence. Ii declares positively that he
Visited The house OF infamy in Walker ST.
On one occasion about six weeks before the
9ih of September, the time of his last visit
New York. On this occasion he is said
have accosted an infamous woman in the
rect and gone 10 the house in her company.
Z IS affirmed, on the authority of DR.. Joel
". Caniee, Dentist, No 20 Park Place, that
on his arrival on the 9th of September in the
New Haven steamboat, he was met, on land
ing, apparently by previous concert, by a
woman who could not have been his wife.
The Gazette does not pretend TO know any
hing farther respecting this circumstance.
but thinks it looks suspicious. The woman
who accompanied him to the house in Wal
ker street in The first instance is also said TO
have met him there again during the week
that he spent in that house. Ii is also ALE
ged that on two occasions within eighteen
months he has been on a "drunken SPREE"
In the first instance Mr.. Goodhue of Con-
necticut, who first induced him to take the
pledge, is said TO have sent for him to lecture
and discovered few hours after his arrival
that he was drunk. He charged him-so the
story goes-with having taken something,
and at length ATTAINED bottle from his
pocket, which, on examination, proved To be
one-third full of brandy and ether. The
other instance is said TO have occurred in
Worcester, and the names Of Mr.. Siockwell
and George Haydock are given as authors
ty.
These statements are of a very serious
character, but we hope Mr.. Cough will be
able to clear them all up triumphantly. as
he is bound to do ifhe can. Meanwhile it
is no more than fair that the public judg-
ment should he suspended. until he has had
fair hearing in his own defence.
= Eligibility of the Ciergy-The Milwaukee Ca
zette is out strongly against aproposition to render
clergymen ineligible TO places in the Legislature
Such course is most anti-republican most injuri-
Gus 10 the rights of citizens, and contrary to every
true principle by which the people Of this country
9preend to be governed
T4AE TELEGRAPH AND THE PREss.-The Mag
netic Telegraph Company have 1xeinpon $50 per
mile as the price they will charge each of the
. New York morning papers for furnishing them per
Telegraph, with the proceedings of Congress
through the session. Until the 10th Of January
they will not be able TO supply them with reports
4 till three o'clock the following morning. After
thst that they bind themselves to o'clock, P. M.
Ill horu
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
lit a Court Of PROBATE hotien at Kent, scithin
and for the District Of Kent, on the 2Sh day of

.a Present, Johnson C.. Hatch, J,.dge ..a
1T being made TO appear this Court that the trrs.
i tee OF the Estate of John Benedict an assigning
debtor Of said District has given notice agreeaby 10
an order OF this Court made the lIth Instant this
Court appoints Ira Spooner, Dayid Judd and William
1 Hopson OF said Kent, judicious and dsinterested
persons. Commissioners to receive, examine and ad.
gust The claims Of the creditors Of said estate Accord
ing to law; and six month are limited and allowed
the creditors of said Estate which TO exhibit their
claims and prove their debts. Al the expiration Of
which time all claims against said estate not presen.
ted to said Commissioners will be debarred recov.
ssry out Of said assigned estate The Commissioners
are directed to give public notice of this limitation
and order. and the times and places Of their meet.
ing on the business of their appointment by posting
notice thereof on the public signpost in said Kent
nearest where the assgnor now dwels, and by ad.
vertislng the same in newspaper printed in the
jOHNsoNsC. HATCH. Judge. +
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet ne
the house of John Benedict in said Kent on the first
Taesdoy Of March and second TUESDAY, in May
The PURPOSE Of attending The duties Of our appoint.
ment.EA IRA SPOONER, ~ akll - NJ
gtf ~ DAVID JUDD. sti ! Com'rsx !
29+ IA WILLIAM Il. HOPSON,) -
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

TNHE subscribsrh he's the agency Of the barring.
Il ton FLOUR at this place, and can now sell
II to merchants for exactly the price 1t the mill.
by adding the regular Freight, and viii constantly
have it on hand.
.aLSO-For Sale, $500 VT. Wheat Bran and
Shorts, Rye aud Buckwheat Flour. and Corn Meal.
.ALSO-A large assortment Of Goods, and about
aVOO yds, CARPETING from 30 cts. to one dol
lar per yard. 8T
TERMS READY PAY.
A.P. PORTER. |
West Cornwall, Dec. 10. 80 \,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

ut a Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, ,oithin
and for the District of Sharon, on The sh day
+. Of Deccn,bcr, A. d. 1S45. ,, ,-,.e,. L -,
Present, Charles +. Sedgcick Esq. Judge.
IL ministrator on the estate Of AVID BEEC CHER.
Esq late Of Sharon, in said district, deceased, rep.
resented to be nsovent, to give notice to all persons
f they see cause before the Court Of Probate 10 Sc
holden at the Probate Office in said district, on the
9Th day Of December ls45, at 9 o clock A. NJ. 10
be heard relative to the appointment Of Commission
public sign post in said town Of Sharon, nearest
the place where the decea sed last dwel and by adj
yertlslns the same IN q newspaper published in
the county OF Lchfield. ts'. : Is rs l,@'. =
Certified from Record. .9s.s s@t.5ssfS
30 , s CHAS. F. SEDGWlCK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
CAME INTO

TyIIE enclosure of the subscriber on or
Il about the 9th November last, 2 Calves
one dark brown Steer Calf, the other a
light red Heifer. The owner is requested
10 prove property, pay charges and take
them away. HELAMoN TYLER.
Winstej, Dec. 8, 1916. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
A Gard.

THE thanks of the subscriber are hereby tender
ed to those friends who, on the 10th inst :, in a
Donation Visit, gave SO many proofs of their kind
interest in the comfort Of himself and family by
presents in Cash, F lour, sc. That the best OF
heavens spiritual blessings may rest upon those
who have minstered to him in temporal things,
is the sincere prayer of your friend and servant in
Christ, w. DIXON.
Ltchfel9, Dec. IS, 1875
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
Stray Dog.

A white and yellow HOUND, apparently
E1about two years old. came upon the pre-
misses of the subscriber on the 20th inst.
The owner is requested 10 prove property.
pay charges. and take him away. Inquire
al A, Homer's BARRIERS Shop.
II. w. SAWYER.
Liichfield, Dec. "a. *3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

MT OTICE.-The members of the First Congre-
IN gational Society are requested to meet at the
COME renee Room Saturday, Dec. 27, at o'cl'k,
to take measures in relation to the settlement of a
pastor. By order of the Society's Committee.
Litch6eld. Dec. "a, 1915. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

Mr.. Seth w. fnwle. Boston:
Dear Sill perceive BY all the newspapers,
that yun the General Agent Of that very useful
and highly popular Medicine called Nisiar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry. Allow me to inform You, SIR,
that have used that medicine in my family with
decided success. Last fall my wife was quite sick
had very bad cough. lsconsnlted physician,
who visited her and prescribed some medicine,
which did not remove her cough. A. last he or
dered DR.. WistV's BalsGm Of Wlid Cherry. i
Immediately procured bdttle of your agent in this
place, Mr.. Daniel W. Doty she took if. and it Gu
red her cough entirely. Daring the winter hada
fever myself which left me very weak and feeble
had severe cough which troubled m~sometime
Il had recourse to your Basar again, and found 1t
highly beneficial; | was obliged. however. TO take
two bottles before was entirely well. All who
have bad Colds, severe Coughs, or diseased Lungs,
would advise to fry ~ - a.sse.
DIR. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
at once. p > Signed, -
DAVID AYERS.
| am personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayres, and
believe his statement to be true, and entitled to the
confidence Of the public. Signed by .f,.
REV, OSCAR HARRIS,
Pastor of 1st Presbyterian Church at Baskenridge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
CAM e INTO

YNHE enclosure of the subscriber on or about
the 10th Of November last. three red Spring
CALVES One has some white on the belly and
the tail-no artificial mark. The owner is reques-
ted to prove property, pay charges and take them
away. JEREMIAH PARMELEE
Goshen, East street, Dec 9th. 1s45. Egg
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

at a Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth, srith
in and for the District of Plymouth, on the 1eh
day of December, A. d., 1875.
Present, Henry B. Graces. Esq. Judge.
I'M motion Of John o. Camp, Executor on the es-
" tate of ELAN CAMP. late of Plymouth within
first day Of January next, Mt g. o'clock in The fore.
at the Probate Office in said district fnr the
hearing, allowance and settlemcnspfthe administra.
ton account on said EState-And doth direct said
Executor 10 give public notice to oil persons interest.
ed in sad estate to appear they see causeJ before
said Court, sod time anu place, be heard there
in. by posting said order Of notice on public Sign
where the deceased las, dwcIt and by advertising
the same in newspaper printed In LI,chfield in
LltCh6eld county.
Certified from Record
30 ~ HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
NOTICE,

DY virtue OF an order from the Hon. Court of Pro-
ID bate Tor the Dis,ric, of Plymouth. will sell on
the 9th day of January 1876. so much Of the Real
Estate Of Micah Blakeslee. late Of said Plymouth,
deceased. as will raise the sum of 5000 80 with incl
dent charges Of sale. Said properly consists in the
interest Of the deceased in the premises occu-
pied by the widow of the deceased. Sale to take
place on the premises.
ny MARVIN BLAKESLEE, Executor.
Plymouth, Dec. 20, 1845. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
Broke INTO,
BROKE INTO. !

.-rnx,vvnusxS 1--WE enclosure of the SUBJ
&N Il scriber, about tho 10th
of July, red YEARLING
9AxAAAw. STEER; marked with q
square cross on the right, and half crop
on the left car. The owner is requested to
prove property pay, charges. and take him
away. JEDEpiAH LENNON. "a
$50 Warrington, Dee. 9, 45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
FIRE INSURANCE,
j. G. BECKWITH,
"" AGENT OF THE &N''
Mutual Security Insurance
nt Company, raa,.sr.

h.. OF NEw-HAvEN, CONN. 49,, AIS
OFFERS TO INSURE Houses, Stores, Mills,
~ Barns, and other buildings, and their contents,
and all descriptions Of insurable property against
loss or damage by FIRE. =
This Company offers to persons wanting insu-
rance the double advantage of full indemnity in
case of loss by means Of an ample Capital, while
it unites in its Charter so much of the MUTUAL
principle, as give the dealer chance to partci.
pate in its profits ,cithout being in any soay la
bic for ats losses. l
The Directors pledge themselves to the public.
that the business Of the Company shall be, in all
respects, conducted on the most fair and liberal
principles. @ @@ 4#j~ 10 -G.
The rates premium offered, are as low as those
OF any similar Institution. i.tr ,aa ts1.5
For further information, apply 10 the Agent,
who is authorized to take Risks and issue Policies
to applicants with 'ut delay. III. - ,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
C.ayWE N.FO

TTlHE enclosure of the subscriber on Or a.
L. bout the Ist inst. 2 two year old HEIF-
ERS-one light and the other a dark RED.
The owner or owners are requested TO prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
- - OBEDIENCE DORMAN. d
So Canaan. ION Dec. le45 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
HIRAM JACKSON.

TTNAKES this opportunity to inform his custom.
l. ers andthe Public in general, that he has re-
moved his DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, six
doors west of the Court House; where he will be
prepared to color and clean all kinds Of Clothing
and Dresses of all colors. Also--Clsaning and
Dressing of Hats. ....ng
~ SocH R"'0 ipA " ASS' Z. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
Probate Court, District of Litchfeld, IS.

Probate Court, District Of Litclfeld, IS.
Litrhfeid, Dec 18th, 1915.
TIME Judge Of the Court of Probate for the Dis.
Il trict of LtchfieId has limited and allowed SIX
months from the date hereof for the creditors Of the
estate Of Giles Ward late Of Torrneton in said dis
trici. deceased. represented insovent, in which to
exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed
Messr.. Asaph Glett and Orson Barber OF said Tor
rngton, Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims. Certified by
RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, tina: they shall meet
ai the late dwelling house Of said deceased. in said
Torringion the 18th day Of February and the 18th
day ofJune 1916. one o'cock in the afternoon, on
each of said days. for the purpose OF attending TO the
business OF said appointment.
ASAPH GlLLETT, ca
..., ORSON BARBER, commissioners
All persons indebted to said Estate, are requested
to make immediate payment TO
NOAH DRAKE. Jr., Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
THE WINGS OF LlTCHFIELD

4 RE requested to meet at the Mansion House
n in this village on Thursday the First Day of
January 1916, at 2 o'clock, to appoint Delegates
to the State and Senatorial Conventions
Per order of the Town Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
Millinery 4 Dress Making.

TNHE Subscribers havirg returned frtm New
Il York the past week with full assortment of
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
have opened rooms in the dwelling house occupied
by Mr.. Henry A. Hull, three doors north of the
bank, wheresthey will be happy to waitupon the
ladies ofLitchfeld and vicinity, in the various de-
partmentsef their business Theytrust if athor-
ough experience in its different branches, faithful
attention to business and lOsc prices, can command
share Of public patronage it will not be withheld.
4. : H. { MISSES MILES
Litch6eld, Nov, 18th, 1915. ~..~ 81 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25

VENlB Judge ofibe Courtof Probate for The district
Il Of WATERFOWL, has limited and allowed 6 months
from hedatc hereof for the creditors Of the Es ate of
MARY ANN GARNSEY, late Of WATERFOWL, in
which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has APP
pointed Benjamin De Forest aud Israe! B. Wood
ward of said Watertown. Commissioners TO receive
land examine said claims. .Es.sft sssa rsir.at :
Certified by NOTEBOOK CURTIS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet
at the dwelling house q Benjamin DeForestin said
Watertown. on the 29th dav of December lS45, and
on the 22d day Of Mav 1916, Mt l. o'clock P. NJ on
each of said days, for the purpose of attending to the
business OF their appointment, 's'A3 fsi 80 rs
BENJAMIN DEFOREST, Commits.
ISRAEL B. WOODWARD, { sioners.
F. All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
to make immediate pavment 10 ~
t%..t HENRY b. SKILTON, Executor.
Watertown, November 22d, l845. = %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-25
&TR

EvROMthe Subscriber The first Of June. 2
IL red yearling HEIFERS and l.STEER,
all marked with slit in the upper part of
the right ear and the tail Of one ofstbe
hefers is white. A reasonable reward will
be given for Information which shall lead
10 their recovery. ss.. ...,...sf ,5
ALSO. ssas,-. ,r.a,l
TAKEN UP on the 25th of November,
two small yearling red HEIFERS-no arti.
fetal mark. The owner cam have them by
paying charges. 80. 4..sa BE 3o .e:e
...tt OZfAS SANFORD.
South Farms, Dec. 8. ,sss 20 j.