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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19

nia'k Books Of every description, Ruled to any
pattern, aud Bound To order.
Ier'"dicais. Music. &c, bound IN n neat and du-
,""'e s'yie' Old Books rebound, Libraries repaired,
BE.
ofuefs from any part Of the country attended To
with promplitude. JAMES NJ EWING.
ap Stf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
ALEX + LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS OFrIcE, November 10. 1916.
The parties int rested IN The foregoing decree
arc hereby notified. That ! hav e appointed Monday
The ID u day Of December next, al my Office in The
city OF Wheeling. az The time and place. when and
whcfc ] sliall procc,d to take The account therein
directed. And I require The parties 20 appear and
produce before me such books. papers. accounts.
proofs and vouchers. az are required by the Terms
OF said decree. 10 enable me 10 make lhe report.
nov 10 JAMES A CLARKE, Com'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19

y CASKS Madden
so Bags Pepper
90 do Pimentos
10 Bbls Alum
so boxes Bunch Raisins
2 bales 5 ) Almonds
cases bnmstone
lcask Blue Vitriol
barrels I lovcs
200 Mats Cassia
30 boxes Chocolate
Cask Chalk
barrel Camp~ ~
10 barrels CamwHod
80 do chippsf l.sSwood
barrel Cream hrlaK
8 barrels Ground 0pSA
4 ccroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black n.
2 cases Liquo. ice|all
25 kegs MuslardA -
l-2 barrel Nutmegs
so ba rre!s Loaf Sugars.
ANlJnst ceived and 70. sale by
~ 10 CRANGLE Il BAH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
CALICO

'f"iS SIlFEL, in'orms his friends md
- customers. Merchants aud citizens generally.
u'a' ne conl'niies The abUve business on MAIN
STREET. oprt site BEYMER's TAVERN, whore no
so"'ns shafr oi public patronage The superior.
ny oi ms Calicocs over any other Of The kind mon.
ufaciured IN The Union. has been known lo, m,ny
years throughout The surrounding country. VIII. 70
my are universally known rs The WHEELING
BLUES, lie has ON hand a large stock of hi.
goods Of The hest quality. made OF, new. and fash.
ionaole patterns, which no will sell WHOLESALE O,
RETAIL. nj The lowest prices. Among his stock or
made =" order will he iound. PIECE CALICOES.
BED HANDKERCUHEFS. &c. oi ,h,
" landsnmcst patterns and styles.
| lie has now on hand almost every vo,,c,v NJ
Ne" otd handsome patterns. and he can n snre
merchants who wish muslins stamped. that They
WIZ ma u to their advantage 10 give him y call. ns
he u iully prepared Ia execute all orders with ,b.
niinosl neaIness and despatch. ond as low or lower
man 'neV can DC done any where else west of The
mountains. ~
IalSays use such stock as needs N -, Jrossi,o
nnd ] therefore put none on my goods. Tho uublic
ih"y resi- assured That gonIs from nv establishment
haVe no g'azng or %slIfieuins ~ Them, and will
"'"eyS wear Us handsome as they appear when
purchased.
DYEING.
in SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON-The
subscriber also Ipinrms the public Thai he
strict attention 10 The above branch of his business.
ana having made great i'm prove mcnt in his es,sb
l''hn enI within The last yeor. he i. now ptepnred
L" gave The m'si beautiful colnrs aud finish ,n silk.
"o'lien or coliOn goods or garments for Indies and
gentlemen.
6~ehlemens CI"ihes secured nnJ colorcd wilhon,
hPPhhs' Merchants Ct n hove Silk, Wooden or Me
rIno Goods handsomely colored
Please call aud you will Gnb his pric.s mod.,o,o
and wort well done. J LkWIS SIyrEI
aug 81 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
MENDEL Il HARBOUR,
+ URNITURE, UPHOLSTERY
AND
LOOKING GLASS; WARE ROOMS.
No. ll3 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA.

yENlIEY KEEP constantly on hand. q very ex.
n tensive assortment of superior Mahogany,
French aud Grecian Crsirs; X cking chairs. Sofas.
PIER ard card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Bedsieads.
Toile, Stands. assorted sizes; together wnh every
other article of the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered in This city.
Gil, aud Mahogany framed Looking Glasses Of
every variety and price. Looking Glass Plates Of all
sizes. Portrait md Picture Frames on hand and
made 10 order. 10
Upholstery Wares consisting OF Feather Beds
Bols'e's and Pillows. Hair. cotton. Husk, Spring
aud Straw Mattresses, Blankets. Quilts, comforts
Sucking Boinms. OIL cloth covers. Floor .cloih.
Grass Mats of all kinds; together with every other
aIticle.oi Upholstery Ware. ON hand and made 'tv'
order
Venitian and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades of every variety and color; all of which will
he sold ut very low prices, and warranted Of tho
best quality. Also. MhifoGANY VENEERs. Hair
cloth. VARNisu, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. Bland TRIM.
aiNos. C instantly on hand and sold low for CASH.
W. STEAM BoArs furnished with every article
Of Furniture CT short notice, and on the very hesA
terms. 1P31
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
CAPS! CAPS! CAPSl

g. AVERY. has luSi 'ec-ivtd the largest AMI
- hest assurtncni 81 Fur aud Chth Caps that
hes ever been %hrpnghi IT, thus market. nf all quail.
irs and prices, from la ccuis 10 IL DOLLARS. con
si-iiIg NJ follows.
Super Oicr Fur Gaps Snper Seal Fur Cans
d. Nuira Fur ,n Io Nlusk Fur 10
d. Cioh cap Fur irim,J. Super Cloth Cans.
fashionable Silk Glazed Caps. fashionable Purple
i'cd aid Back PLUSH Caps; Ycuih'- and Children,
caps II great variety all Of Which vii he sold cheap.
Cali mud sec. al No 10 Munrue street.
sep 10 s AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
" 'NHr"o L. COWMfssioneT
j d. + &C. La * d C. nov 13

~ 'N e'
JAMES PAUL., Commissioner.
& + &C. La C. nov 10
VIRGINIA-ohio CT cuiI Superior Court Of
Law and Choncery. Oclober 3lst. 1914.
Erskine a. Eicholbergcr, In CHANcrny-
against Decree for Az.
Jones g. Tt"esdelI and others count.
ABSTRACT OF THE DECREE.
and The Coun doth further odjudge, order and
decree, that this cause be referred to Samuel Akin
son. E'q. who is hereby appointed a Commissioner
Tor That purpose, who is 10 take an account Of the
property goods, effects. monies and chooses IN action
belonging or coming TO the defendants Jones e.
Iruesieli. which came TO The hands of The defen-
daI is Mckee e. Jacob. by virtue Of The deed of as
signmeni of SAID Joncs g. Truesdell. ofihe I7,b of
March 1882, or which came 10 The hands Of any
"Iher person by their order or direction or Tor their
use or benefit, or which by The exercise OF due caro-
anu dll'gence might and ought 10 have been receiy.
cd aIid collected by em-and that said Commits.
sioncT do ascertain aud report The value of the pro.
perry ond effects which SD Come 10 the hands Of
sad Mckee d jacob as well MS Of Tho property.
ELECTS ard chooses in action, which by The use Of
due and proper care ond d,lig ense. might and ought
10 have been received and cole cied by Them, and
~hen' 10 whom ohd upon what account The Same
has been disI osed OF and aid out; and how much
Is due and coming 10 complainaDIs from The defen.
dan's Jones a. Tfuesdell upon tho note Of The 9Th.
July. 1882. ftJ us Exhibit A. and whether The,
~ f"' ~ ONb" w Dt pufu w COut@
Iininnn's oni Of the monies. properly or effects in
The hands OF SAID Mckee and Jscob-aGd that said
Commissioner r port any other mailer deemed per.
iinenl by himself or specially required by either
parry. And, for tho purposes Of ihis account IL is
ordered that The defendants jones e. Trussde ell md
Mckee Il Jacob; produce and submit 10 the exami@
nation Of said Commissioner. all such books and
papers Of sold Jonos g. Fru csdelI. and Mckee a.
Jacob. ns relaies To-, or are connected with The mai.
Iefs oil said accoUnI-aDd that complainanis baye
leave 10 examine Tho said Jones e. Truesdell and
MCKEE X Jacob. upon Undergraduates before said
commissioner touching The matters involved in Tho
ioking Of soid account.
And nj another day, 10 wit Alta Circuit Super,op
Court Of Law and Chancep held for The said eoun-
" on "wednesday The 30 h doy Of October IS45.
Va mellon Of Complainauis by counsel. il was OFF
do'ed that 50 much Of The decree made in This cause.
OF a iufmcr Term, rs directed The account therein
ordered 10 be token by Samuel AikirsoD, ESQ be
set eside and u is ordered. on said complsinsn,is
motion, That said account be taken By James A.
Clarke. Esq. 10 whom HE same is referred, and Thar
he proceed therein IN The manner directed by said
lofmef decree. and report The Same in order 10 a,
further decree. Tesle,
NJ NELSON. ALEX + LAIDLEY, CLERK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19

1Eu AHoGANY VENEERS-IOOOO Fee, or
ItM Mahogany Veneers just reed and for sale
at l43 Main 81, Wheeling Va.
sep2f MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
HITS .4ND C.AEsN!
FALL IA suIONs FOR 1913.

NO. III NioNboE STREET,
UHEELING, "a
EsPECrfuLLY onm.,"ces Ia his Old iucnds
ami the pu'l'c IA general. iha, he has now
"n hand n large AID superior slack ui Hats and Cap,
"i The late Fall Fashions. comprising all qunli, e..
shapes an! : zes. Ills Hats nre manufactured M.
der ms NV" 'mmrdnie snpcriulcnj, ncc. IL The &.
nc-i materials a"i by Ihe best Il w"rkmcn. aud
WI he sold Wholesale aud Retail. nj price. sIILI.
LOWER iann they have been ioicd IN his ciiy
Tn"se wishing ." purrhrsc iias mi Caps, " III find
- ." her advantage IT, give iim a call before pnr
tursi"; csc Ah"tc. sep ~ : AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
LATE AND IMPORTANT
FROM n
ROCKT NJ UN AID SIN
HORRID MASSACRE, &CuI

] ale arrivals from The r. cky Mountains
I'D and Oregon, ~ is ALPHABETICALLY rscerlaincd
ihai n most ORRID MAssACRE has recently taken
mace in that rrpi"n among the B,ar,y. On.,. md
'iher valuable Furrcd AniInnis. M consequence oi
The sr"ai demand i"r Ihe Gnesr qualities oi Fur, h,
&C ntl15 Nam 81. VIII, is nov
manufacturing Beouer U.is. of The most rxauIiry
I'M u and style, aud wb,cl, nre warranted ,anaI To
any offered for sale ia the Un.icd States. GrnIle,
men ra,I aud see Them. Sign al BIG BLACK LAT
scp23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19

AHf
TAILORING AND REPAIRING
io would not ccottpmlse " hen , small r.,
tune can I've saved by having m. old cIn,ha.
teps"rd and done over. The sub.oube,s a,,,..
themselves That they can clean old ,ioshrs aud ~
p'" mem ~ y superior manner. They viii t,Lo
~ p''n'' Srense. Prcb, Varnfsh or nov Ohio, d.,
wv ~ ch"ih, Shk. Sotn ur any kind Of yy,nlrr
""ro'' nhd leave 100 stains. Faded epIp,s ,e.,o,.,I
O'h'Ieineh hesitate To have their ~cl,iI,inc .scn,ot
on aeco"h' 1T The many imposiors Win ruin ne
ION w 'c"uring Hnh SOM. Carri,oc c,.L;o,,
n'hgings Palpi covers, Suf,.. Char C,,er w.
cow IIang'ncs. Cntfeis md Henuh Rnss. d,csscI
~" "'"he 10 arpeaf as new. Ladies md een,Io.
mfh give Them q call mud bs convinced rha1 somo
'h'ngs con be done ~ we'll ss ofhe,.. 1bey b,vo
We" DfEING ESTABLISHMENT conoec,sJ
WIN me Reh"vsrng Shop.
me materials made use u ~ their nro,,., ~,
,en"vaiing md cleshing tHrcInnliy prevent. mon.
ron u'slfoying Md kind Of Wonlen gmJ.. pe,son.
having Worien Climbing wlich ihcy lntsoJ n H..
'Si1c during The summer would do well m bas,
NON hisl cleaned by Ills pfucess.
TAILORING They ofe prepared ,o n,Lc ~,
10 Ibe best s'yle md latest fashion all d..rrn,,or.
"cnilemoi's Wearing apparel. ADD s,tiet q .b.,o
pH',lc ta'top9ge. g GOOSMAN,
Od|S II SrURGlss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
FIRST IN FASHION AGAIN.

AAj r. lake great pleasure in announcing To our
iHords aud TIE pIllic gcnonllv. that we
ns'e ntc"uY received iha new Fall Fashion Tor
n"'' We nrc manufacturing Il general assortment.
md will have some splcrdId spcclmcns Gni,h,d
""d made ready tor sale Tins morning. Call aud
zee them The style is cni:r " new, aud we hive
no 'c'lI"i"n IN 'ayng They are The handsomesr
shaped Hat that has been introduced ir many years
DARE d HOG
r ) Our hroihcr chip of ", 10 Monroe street.
ms INC ne" style only on paper. simply u cui or
.'s' fI"'i"n, whiie We have bath The hlncks and IIn1s
NE having seen our hl"cks alter Ibey arrived
thought ~ best ia advertise fret. ID &u
SEP, 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
NEW BOOK BIN Derry.

THNllE subscriber would inform
n his friends aud The public gen.
orally. that he has opened u Bnde.
ny on Main street, one DOR norih
of Dorsey's Lottery office. aud il
prepared To do Binding al The short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19

a GOOD ASSORTMENT 81 Ready Mad,
IA Ladies CAPS and Head Dfcssc,; ns1 yoonet
B rlets. and Artificial Flowcs, fr sale Ivy
s'P4 20 o F~A1RCuILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
~ " ID We -
NO AIJ

CAUTION TO ALL,
LET ALL The WORLD FAKE NOTICE
AM BE AREFJL NOT TOBUY THE
(SUGAR COATED)lMPROVEDlN INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the wR.r ITEM signature OF the orr
ginal Inventor and pateniee,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant ri Is possess puwer 10 orc n
Alt the bafRral drains oi the system viz: The
LtNGS, KIDNE VS., SKIN d. BOWELS-
hI'heflo UNKNOWN IN The practice OF medicine;
AMI Sc complete has been their triumph over
all Other hediciDeS, that many have been led
10 suppose ihey contain some powerful mineral:
oui nron examination by DIS Chiffon, Ram
d"lph, Huntington and Others, hi, supposiiion
Is al once proved 10 be gIouudlts IS.
Sold IN New YORK, at the principal Office.
10 Greenwich slIect, also by Rush.op s. Co.
Broadway, corner o: 18th street..
Pamphlets 10 be had al a:cn,s grams.
n B.-PersonS will also notice On the ton 4.
bel an engraved Indian hguIe, cross ed with 6ne
ed nrint.
The genuine NAV also he hnuehi with saeity
al ID GuiOn'S, corner ui Buweiy and Grand
street., aud Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton street. Brook.
yn, and at respectable stores throughout the
United States.
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE,
MORE EVIDENCE.
u UlLL, OF the firm OF GIrlcy & Hill.
AVb lC9 Broadway, SayS the Sugar Coated
a NC wv VI dHN lie
has ever taken His wife has found them de
ii-htlul and cficaCiou<.
Miss ID UGLAss, corner Walker and Ludlow
%stiecis, has been cured "f pain in The head.
dimnesS OF sigbt, aud dizziness pl long stand
Ing, by them Pills.
Mas SlmoNs. OF 90 Henry stree; cured Of
pains and cramps Of eigh' years standing.
Mn ATKINS, OF 2G3 Gfeenwich street, cured
OF dy spt pSIo, of SEVEN years Standing
Ma CtRLCcK'> daughter, STAPLE street. cur
ed OF Worms IN their wufSi form.
REV Ma PURSETr, of BROOKLYN, cured of bill
iouS eomplatntS, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
MS from all quarters No Pills ever before
aceomPii>hedso much with so lilIe trouble and
disagfreablcness, aSDr Smnb's (Sngar COated)
Improved Indian VegeIah.e Pills Sold al
corner B0wety aud Grand SIS, Phrip',
corner OF Beekman and William streets; Eve.
retTs 80 HID on -; Mrs HAYS l49 Fulton n
Brooklyn; and 2n3 Greenwich street. Examin,
the abel lock i0f Or SMlTn's written sigma
iuTe Oh IL f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
NOTICE.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

"HtELINU' INUU. To, IO4O.
The parties concerned. and all other persons hav.
ing fny Interest in The matters decreed i'm ,be fire.
going ahsiraci-are hereby notified that I have an.
pointed Monday The l5Ih day of December next. az
ny Office in The city Of Wheeling, as the time and
place, when aud where I shall commence taking
The account therein ordered: Aud I hereby require
all such parties aud persons to appear before mo
Then aud there, between sunrise aud sunset Of that
day. with their claims. proofs and vouchers, to ena.
BILE me To take The 81 m account
JAMES PAUL., Commissioner.
j + &C. La II i C., INV "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
DEAFN Ess CURED,

COMPOUND KREOSUrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
tFOit me cute.o DEAFNESS, pains and he
ulschafgcOf matter from The ears; also all
nose disaTrocabic noises. Ike the buzzinp OF
insects ialnns Of water, whzzng of sfesm' "a G
Fc' winch arc symptoms of approaching d,nC
ness ana also generally attendant with the dis.
case For sale by DIR J CRUMR lCKE R.
No ia Nam St. Snlc Agent.
Ihls medicine Is highly recommended and M.
able pcrsons, Of the many ssto,isb}no 1rtcs
winch u has rerformed nov PC
oST RECEIVED and nov opening. p general
assortment % Dry Good. Gnce,ic..& O,cen.-
H"e ~ every variciv. All kinds of Co,J. of
me ~ ~ approved nud fa,ii,naiIe STYLES. os loo ..
Pfoiuce. ~ .rn 'ppfo'eo
may No N'"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
DEE


 In this town, on Sunday morning last, Miss Ma. Y Ann Hart, daughter of the late Capt Lorenzo Hart, aged 20 years. .i
 At Goshen, Oct 27, Miss Almira Bartholomew of typhus fever, aged 8.
 At Mendon. Mass, August 9th, Mrs. Elsa Hill aged g. wife of Mir. Erastus Hill. Also, at Go. chen, Oct. 18th, Miss Betsey Hoibrook; of puimo. nary consumption. aged 30-both daughters of Syl. vanus and Betsey Holbrook, of Goshen. =. =
 At Danvers, Mass, on the 26th ult, Gen. Cid. eon Foster, aged 96 years and 8 months At the commencement of the Revolution he was appoint ed Captain of the minute men in Danvers: and on the day of the battle of Lexington he was found al the head of his company, in close conflict with the enemy at West Cambridge, where several of his men were killed. He was afterwards at the battle of Bunker Hill. He rose 10 the rank of Major Gen. era in the Militia, and was for several wears Rep resentative in the Legislature.
 At Petersburg, Va. on the 29th inst, Rev. An dresc Syme, D. D., aged 92. He was born in Lan arkshlre, Scotland. in September, 1753, and came to Petersburg in 179O.
 In Chesterfield CO.,, Va, on the 3d inst, blan .d"d'e'cs, Esq, aged 92. He was under the i'm mediate command ot Washington at the commence ment of the Revolution, and was in active service during the whole of the war.
 In Boston, on the 2d inst suddenly. Eeopoh f7eTsc'g, of Germany, aged 34-the celebrated pi an'st. On the same day. Robert Means La,crence son ot Hon. Amos Lawrence, member of the Jun TOT class in Harvard College, aged I9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
District Of LifcbfeId ss. }

DISUtCt ~ A|HCnVcfU SS
 Probafe Court, AOef. g, ls45. \ lpon the application of Robert E. Galpin, V of Stockbridge, in the County of Berk. shire, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts. showing to this Court that he is Guardian to Frances s. Galpin. Mary T. Galpin and Wm. D. Galpin, children ot Sylvester Gal. pin late of the town & county of Litchfield, and State of Connecticut, deceased, Minors, belonging to the District of Berkshire in said Mass, and that sail Minors are the owners of the following real estate. viz: :- One undivided third part of the Dwelling House and Lot lately owned & occupied by Amos Galpin, late of said Litchfield, decea- sed, situated on inc north side of west street in said village of Litchfeld, about 50 rods north of the Court House. Said house and lot being valued at about 1000 dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for sel- ling said real estate: praying for an order, and that he or some other meat person be empowered, to sell the same, as per appli- cation on file, dated the 18th day of Octo- Der, le45. more fully appears.
 ORpERED-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office. in Litchfield, on the 1st day of January, 1s46. at 10 O.. clock A. M.; and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper printed near the place where such real estate lies, threo weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time assigned
 23 Certified by RALPH c. CAMP. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

VNHE Court of Probate for the district oe Plymouth. II has limited and allowed .O the creditors of the co. scented insovent, six months from the date hereof, in which to exhibit their claims against said estates and has appointed Phinehas Hitchcock and Milo Blakesley, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by - ss .-.-. 7l..
 HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
 We, the Commissioners above named, hereby give notice that we shall meet to attend to the duties of our said appointment, at the late residence of said the aOth day of December lS.5. and the Sd day of April l846. at g o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days. All claims not presented within said lime, properly at,esed, will he debared recovery.
 kHISiaAS M1Eo sLAKEstEE. hsaHaSooA Commissioners.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are requested g EDWIN BUNNELL, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

You SHALL BEL1EvE.-Belef is not an act of the will. Sufficient evidence cOmpels our assent; :; so listen, dear reader, and will convince you that Dr. Wistsr's Balsam of Wild Cherry is far the best remedy for diseases of our climate to be found in this country. It is formed by chemical extracts from vegetables (the Wild Cherry. Pine. &c.) that nature seems to have placed here powerful anti dotes t' all affections of the Lungs and Liver that our ever changing climate induces. After the skill of our greatest physirans was exhausted. it has cu red Asthma in various cases. It cured lady of an incipient Consumption. whose family had all died n the same disease. Refer to Isaac Platt Esq Ed if0r of " Poughkeepsie Eagle" Thomas Cozsns. Haddonfeld, N. J., testi6es. a,sder o0Gh, that ii cured him of an internal Abscess, violent Cough. raising of Blood. &c., afteT he was deemed beyond hope. We could refer to plenty of such instances of its uncommon power. The doubting are invited 10 inquire of individuals and cases that allude to, as we publish statements that will not bear the most rigid scrutiny.
 Sold by S Buel, Litch6eld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
.df q Court cf P'o6ate hoidep at Plymouth. stth- sn and for 0e Distsict of Plymouth, on the 1sth d0u Of October. A. D. 1A41 -.-,-.- '

.df Court cf PSO6ate h0ldess Gt Plymouth, uith-
 in and tor Me Distsict of Plymouth, on the 1sth
 day 0f October, 4. D., 1S45. ''.'
 Present, Henry B. Grapes. Esq, Judge.
 TIPON the petition of Garry Law. of Lberty. in V the county of Susguehanna, state of Pennsyl. vania, showing this Court that he is guardian of Edward Law and Sarah T. Law of the town, conn. ty and State aforesa ], minors--That said minors the owners real estate situated m said PIym. outh district, viz One equal m0iety in and to cer. tain piece Of Land lately dsiributed to the ers at law of Sally Law, from the estate of Hiram Turner late of said Plymouth, deceased, brunded as follows: north by. Nancy Curtiss, east on Linus Fenn south on the heirs of Roxanna Kellogg, and west on high. way, containing seven acres. Also two other pieces Of land one containing about eighteen acres bound. cd east and north on highway, south and west on Enos Potter and James Kellogg; the other piece contains about for'y eight acres. bounded south on highway: west on J. Kellogg. north on Edward Hop kns. and east Tertius D. Poster, said minors in- teres in the two last pieces being the one undivided of land being valued at about two hundred and sev. enty6ve dolars That it would be for the interest of said minors if said land should be sold and the avas thereof placed on interest agreeable to the aatute praying for liberty 10 sell said property for the pur. pose aforesaid. as per petition on file.
 It is ordered ny this Court. That said Gusrdjan give notice of said application. by causing the same to he published in one of the Newspapers printed in Li'chfeId in the County of Litchfeid three weeks successvely, at least six weeks before the hearing, and that said petition wilt he heard at the Probate Office in said district, on the 27th day of December next at Plymouth
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