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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

THE PILES!
II CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
DR.. Uphams Internal Remedy
For the Cure Of Piles, Inflammation of the Liver
and Spleen; inflammation, Soreness and IN.
cerdtion Of the Stomach, Bo,ceis. Kidneys aud
Bladder hyadnamatory and .MercusioI Rhess-
saattsne; hnpW1ty Of Blood; Weakness and
Inflammation Of The Spine; and for the Relief
Of Married LGdiea
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY,
Invented by DR.. A. Upham, distinguished ply
stefan of New York city, s the only really success.
ful remedy for that dangerous and distressing COM
plant, the PILES, offered to the American pub
Mark this It is an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application and will any case
OF Piles, either Bleeding Blind, Internal or exter.
nal; and probably the only thing that will. There
is no mistake about it. II is positive cure-speedy
and permanent. 1t is also convenient medicine to
take, and improves the general health in a remarka.
bic manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at 8 I-3 cts per
dose. II is very mild in its operation, and may be
taken in cases o. the most acute inflammation with.
out danger. All external applications are in the
highest degree dsagreeable nconvenient and often.
sive and from the very Of the disease, tenn
Porary in their effects. This Medicine attacks the
disease at its source, and REMOVING THE
CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
EXPLANATORY DISEASES.
Although the ELECTUARY was originally pre-
pared for the of Piles yet has proved itself to
be MEDICINE far superior to all others, in oil dseas
es OF an inhammatory character, with determine
ton OF blood TO- any particular part organ. In In
hammation and Congestion Of the Liver and Spleen
Inaapmation. Soreness and liberation Of the Stom-
ach, Bowels, Kidneys. and Bladder in lnfiammato-
ry and Mercurial Rheumatism, it is the BEUr Med-
cine ever discovered.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
For 2: Impurities Of the Blood arising from the
Diseases of the Skin and Scrofno"s AHac,;ons :; e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
CAME INTO

THE enclosure Of the Subscriber abut the 1st of
i November, a last springs steers CALF, deep
red, square crop the left ear. The owner is re-
quested to prove property. pay charges, and take
him away. JONATHAN WADHAMS.
Goshen, Dec, 1s45. 400
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
Came Into

wsuaRe THE Subscribers Enclosure
U IL about the 18th ult. light
brown cow, six or seven
zaAD years old. Also light red
CALF, below the common size. The own
er or owners can have them by calling and
paying charges.
STEPHEN J. HOLT.
Norfolk, Dec. /. +2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
NOTICE.

THE Board Of Relief for the town of Litchfield
L will meet at the County House in said town
on Monday the 5th Of January 1916, at o'clock
10 the forenoon, for the purpose of hearing all ap-
peals from the doingsof the Assessors of said town
the list Of 1885, and Of adjusting aud eqnalizing
said LIST. 49,,
JOSIAH G. BECKWITH,l
RUFUS AMES, Board
-.. ITHAMER PAGE, of
WILLIAM NEWTON, Relief.
TRUMAN STONE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

ut Court Of Probate holden at Litehfeld, scifh.
tn and for the District of LitehfeId, on the
9Th day Of December, 1s45
Present, Ralph @. Camp. Esq. Jndge
NSTATE Of ORRIS BAKER, late Of Cornwall.
The Administrator represents the estate insolvent
ano Prays the appointment Of Commissioners there
on Whereupon, Ordered, that Commissioner 10
iecelxe. Examine and adjus! the claims Of the credi
LOTS o. sad Estate, be appointed the Probate Of
nee IN Lftchheid on the 18th day of December 1886
at O'Clock afternoon And that all persons inte-
res.ea "a saio Estate may be notified thereof the
Administrator VIII cause this order to be published
IN newspaper printed in Litch6eld County, and
post copy thereof on the sgnpost in said COrnwal
nearest the place where said deceased Lass dwclt,
2w Certified BY RALPH G CAMP, Judge.
ut Court of Probate holden at Kent. ,c;,5;,,
and for the District. Of Kent, on the 2stk dav of
November, 1876
.,,' Present, Johnson G. Hatch, Jttdee.
being made TO appear TO ths Court that ttts tyns.
i tee Of the Estate Of John Benedict an assigning
On order Of this Court made on the IIth Instant his
Court appoints Ira Spooner, David Judd and William
i Hopson OF said Kent, iudcious and disinterested
persons 9 Gommlssoners t. receive, examine and adj
Just Inc claims OF the creditors of said estate accord
ing to law; and six months are limited and allowed
the creditors of said Estate in which to exhibit their
claims and prove their debts. Al the expiration Of
wnich time all claims against said estate not presen.
ted to said Commissioners will be debarred recov-
cry out of said assigned estate. The Commssionera
are directed to give public notice of this limitation
and order, and of the times andpaces OF their meet.
ing on the business Of their appointment by posting
notice thereof on. the public signpost in said Kent
nearest where the assignor now dwels, and by adj
vertlslng the same in newspaper printed in the
county Of Litchfeld. o
JOHNSON C. HATCH. judge.
The subscribers give notice that thew shai mee,at
the house Of John Benedict in said Kent on The first
Tuesday Of March and second Tuesday in May
next ensuing at ten o'clock on each Of said days. for
the purpose OF attending to the duties of our appoint.
ment. IRA SPOONER,
DAVID JUDD. Com'rs
29% y WILLIAM T. HOPSON,)
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
A CARD.

TIHE undersigned, win give his personal at
l. tention to assays Of metals. or minerals, Ell.
Their qualitative, or cumulative. Any substance
sent to him for clinical analysis, will be prompt.
ly attended to, and on moderate terms.
HENRY F. FISH.
Salisbury, Cd Dec. fs45. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
NOTICE

NOTICE
TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm of WHITING. KINNEY t. co. was
dissolved on the LIST inst. by mutual consent.
Litch6eld, December jth, 1s45
JASON WHITING.
LEONARD KENNEY,
JAMES WALLACE.
The business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm Of WHITING, KENNEY l. SON, who
are authorized to settle the accounts of the late
firm Of Whiting, Kenney & Co., and all those in
debted 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., 1845-12-18
NH n RE ID.

In New Preston. on 9th inst, BY the Rev. Hollis
Read, Robert B. Limburner, Of Oxford, and Eme-
line Williams, of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
C.G.WE HV'TO

ME- Enclosure Of the subscriber on or about the
Il Goth Of November, two red yearling STEERS
"a hole in the right ear. and a notch in the under
side Of the left ear. The owner is requested to
prove property. pay charges and take them away.
JOHN AVERY.
South Cornwall, Dec 8, 1s45. ,,,. s29
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

TINE Subscriber having changes his Radiance
L. from Salisbury to the Village Of Ltch6eld.
requests his correspondents to address him at the
latter place SAMUEL CHURCH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
CAME NTO

CsAajNE ASVTO
TNHE enclosure of the subscriber on or a.
4 bout the LIST inst. 2 two year old HEIF-
ERS-one light and the other dark red.
The owner or owners are requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
OBEDIENCE DORMAN.
So. Canaan, 10th Dec. 1s45. go
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
STRAYED

STRAYED
INROM the Subscriber the first of June. 2
Il red yearling HELPERS and STEER,
oil marked with slit In the upper part Of
the right ear; and the tail of one of the
heifers 10 white. A reasonable reward will
be given for information which shall lead
to their recovery.
Also.
TAKEN UP on the 25th Of November,
two small yearling red nEIFERS-no arti-
fetal mark. The owner can have them by
paying charges.
! South Farms, Dec. 8. On
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
THE WINGS OF LIrcHETELn

A RE requested to meet at the Mansion House
IA in this village on Thursday the First Day Of
January 1876, to appoint Delegates to the State
and Senatorial Conventions.
Per order of the Town Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
1ROKE INTO

mkG VA4E AJv1U
VNHE enclosure Of the subscriber about
l. the middle Of October last, one red
YEARLING STEER. The owner is re.
quested to prove property. pay charges and
take him away.
GEORGE w. LAMPHIRE.
Goshen, Dec. LIST, 1916. *2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
Taken Up,

Taken Ups
- PY the subscriber, on the 9Th
- inst, in d suffering condi.
~ ton, large BAY HORSE, with
~H star in his forehead. The
$780, owner can have him by paying
charges and taking him away.
DAVID PLANT. SO
Litch6eld, Deca 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
CAME fNTO

TvHE Enclosure of the subscriber on Mount
l. Tom, Litch6eld, a small I'd YEARLING
HEIFER. The owner can have her by paying
charges and taking her away.
AMOS BISSELL.
Litchfeld, Dec 8. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
FIRE INSURANCE.
j. G. BECKWITH,
AGENT OF THE
Mutual Security Insurance
Company,

% NEW'HAVENs CoNN.
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
1t untes in its Charter 50 much of the MUTUAL
principle. as to give the dealer chance to particle
pate in its profits soithOut being in any ,Oay NG-
bic for its losses.
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.
The rates Of premium offered, are a. low asthose
OF any similar Institution.
For further information. apply to the Agent,
who is authorised to take Risks and issue Policies
to applicants with out delay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
STRa TED.

IRON the Subscriber in Torrngton, on or about
IL the 2sth ult. three red CALVES-one Steer
and two Heifers. Whoever will return the same,
or give information respecting them shall be rea-
sonably rewarded. LEVI w. THRALL.
Torrington, Dec 6, 1915. +2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

Bantam Lake RefrcShmsnt House.
ON POINT FOLLY.
TNHOMAS Adds Jr. has nut this House /,
L good condition, and will furnish Oysters,
Hot Coffee, &c. at shortest notice. Fish kept on
hand for sale at all times. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

Lftchfeld County Temperance Society
MONTHLY MEETING at Winchester Center,
IK1 next Tuesday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

.JOSEPH N. CLARKE,
ELlHU ATWATER, NATHAN PECK, in.
N. A. BACON, II. S. SOULE.
JOHN BRADLEY, THERON TOWNER,
WILLIS BRISTOL, AARON BENEDICT,
W: Il. ELLIS, HARVEY BARNES.
JOHN ENGLISH. SHELDON BASSETT
DENNIS KIMBERLY, ENOS SPERRY.
r. 8. GALPIN, Sec. :
Litch6eld, Dec: IL, ls4S.
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RALEIGH Y CASTOR RAILROAD
FOR SALE.

IN MDNDA1, The 18TH DAY OF DE-
ssHr Il by virtue a. decree ofthe Equity lot
Wax C0is'y a, rs Autumn --s,oE lass
gage srrofoFe rIeeuted BY Es-h Ga.ton Raj mad
Company to in-nay the agail,t Certain la bi.. for "A
company VIII sell At pabe Cou HOUSE soor
IN he cay q" A~sh to the highest bidder the property OF
the ksesh and GAon Rail road Company $50 far :, the
SAME Known IN me- Consisting Rail Road
Cis Raleigh Castor oh The Norb - ~ n
E"sfoAe k'-f the direct line In P,t.
together with an Bridges D-po,- WORKSHOPS and Too W.r,
boo-- Water stations Engines Cars Asa IN. ,ti n,
IRON Luinber AID Fire WOOD which bsa hapd and
all Other iees owned and used BY Company cor irpp, nm
sad HAL Road and transportation Prom the usr,
OF TIE property II viii be sold IN
The purchaser BY the decree and The A .f The
Legislature In TeGuon to H. vii become ipo body corvo
qre all the franchises privileges right, and nov -
e-db H. ct the term So ~hgh IL. Char.r Ia. W.,
kind TO the Company and b. Arye in their Ch.rry
ennaiD'1 % Volume Revised statute. OF Norm 60
Ina page s9s ~Lch be OF
in IoSi OF the ruhlie Libraries of the Un.on
Tn. whole purchase money Interest. a, ID. mt. of
PER cent pei shhuin from III. day t. a. fs.
"~h $4,000 at the end OF the residue an ,nr
inStAinent;, at intervals Of ten months eaeh-say
lot, s9th Jane. ieI6 As 900.
ID sS.h Apn- lsi5, one fourth OF he remainder
~, goa February, lsfe, fourth Of 40
SUI The s9;h Oi December. u, one fourth Of DO
5th. the sath OF October 1899 oae fourth OF a,
lie cost OF ihs Ia. Road aud s eompI-,s only
creating h,b beans h:ees pay whieh a. b,.
become heeeAy The Gradihs Brise DPOs executed
an excellent stye Of workmanship run da Nv oy.
wing the Maj OF TIE United being par Of The southern
Metropolitan fouie per mile or ~ zoo
Aud zion Of eount, prs,
~ is sboe length It's heights for au-porA,on f prie,
and raerehantiLe nep~pterty Of ia. r.-,,s. 60 ~
fort considerable Audubon ordinary sources OF rros. m
Kali Ro-ts THOUGH yielding profit on the rxe sum
eSIeRed IN It. construction rs ipeaa,. h, h..n aSt YIN
pasi confidently beie.rd thai il wols s,I
REASONABLE return upon moderate
rhe without rr.-us 81 III. time and ,,,
aorsad al which ios- inclined respectfully
The pGrcs. money SECURED By bob with app,oys
sufrurs The tn. Sit further ,r,t, nt,t H.
payment o' 'he purchase h'hey bat pls-eson
" L..
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
No. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the ~oril say they eAn
For selling Prizes, STRArTos's the mani

W. ,. SUI III rOuRTEENTH STREET.
I~, all the ,ay iney can
For selling Prizes Sra he
Drawn Nos. Of MOnongaa Lottery. II Dec I2rh:
- ~ 81 % SO c. IS II 10 81 81 ..
Halt Ticket Nos. 50 -,
do 90 l9 Is 50
do . IS ~
do 10 70 Al
four more prizes in ono Lottery, sold and psid by
sTRATToN.
Dawn Mo-. Of Ale .ndr, Lottery. esO-Dee 18th:
Z AZ 80 26 So 81 81 - GO ls Al % 65 3
bkdWLN0 RECEUED EpERr DIR 1T 1 O'CLOCK
Sl7,u00, 5000.
Monjiy-Iees'urg ~, Cspn.- si7ooo S 900 1000 so.p
20 OF 1000 &c IS Nos ]: drawn. Whole. qrs
$4,000, 10000
Tu..day-NeIsndria, Erri s9s Capitals sIe 900 ooco
5000 10 Of 1000 &c IS Nos IL drawn whoes s.: halves
50; quarters IS.
$1,000. 5000.
Observation-Disclosures Extra se9 Cspha.r sOOo aOoo
1909 i3uo 100 OF 1900 Ae Se IS Nos Who'll,
~ So halves IS quartsrs 62t
$4,000. $500.
ThursdAy-Ae'andna EIira 300. Capitals; sss 900 $500
drawn whoes s.. halves 4 quarters 3.
Sl4 100, 5000
EItrs To be drawn at Petersburg Fud.y mornias-
Leesbug Class A. capas steoC sOO0 1000 1000 100 10
OF 1900 Se 10 Nos - DHsg %a9les a. Lairs.
frIAy-NononsAha No a. C.P.i.Is $4,000 1000 s7s Of
200, OF 100 &C, &c Nos 10 drawn Whole, o. n.ys.
So qr's IS els
$3.50 $500.
s.'u.day-A'erAnd'ia, E,ns 3o!. C.pi1.-s7 500 $500
1000 rs 400 &c 10 Nos ~ Tickets 81 So aIys.
! rs yrs o.! cite.
S6O,O0O, $500!
Monday M"ninE-h-randis ~. Caphsis: 900 zach
$500 - Of 1000 ke rs No. - d~n wbos 60 bai,.s
s. quarters $50.
Buyen referred my Prizes which are
al the oee, proof Of been done and every
drawing continues to increase the number paid BY me
W orien Tor eeThe4 10 "a. above
Schemes and Lotteries be promptly .tt.r..d a. IA
drawing s'nt wien requested
p'sa.e address orders :. ~ srRArroN,
Rifhta ".
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~ 80 .h' ana of na'y year ha's been paying one
" p =" y o't hahhs 20 'hr rrhlh i'A Company We
wv -, ~ - rom men a, % eene per pou.d We drink
~ ' N' ~ ~heI' We are nov saving lhneen jolLas
- =, - ~ oc, eA IN n' bargain CONNIE nj Us 10
4' ''>'" ~ N""EAip' Sp "e-.s''''r-
T- rrkiu ra Company
aid good t.ibt Ar.
the which havs country and d.
market They inp,rt non. bs
sId retail N. la BY thr .,nre pound Al
pnc-s always sure ~ rbs,np, s
Al ~ quantities suit Their convenience
ans at - prs" that pay. WIN Guy. Ia sci.
asAin-Dsiiy TrEs Sss
y,, may h. .u,. nj, ,,,,,,,,. -, =, g.. . ., 80. .
- 49, a. - -, " ' PI'' a"d hshy Va
Tea Company, IS Fton They Inv. probably ths
cci aud greatest OF h1e gstn teas OF any enc
-.ailslsat rRI.d They az, doing srs ,a.i.
suJ 81 trs,ht 90 o t-s lila,
u.,.,.,,,. 81, 4, . 49,, ,.,. 4. A.. 49,, ..-..,
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~ 80 - '@ '01 WI" ,"''
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" lhe =, 'A'H 20" o'pA'S' % u'"n 'u'ei--N''-'s
WoEp ." fts bH'tsss--fhs PeAin Tea FuL
1o,, ,oT,h :, H. sas., - 60, .' ~ ~ 9 i va
III a. - r.,,,s - 49,, . ~ ~ % s'o"h
,,., enc. =, I,,.r,,s 80, -, f. , , 1N'ats
- :. ~, .,,n' -, - -. .'.rss " IVY "a At
Th., %. coed 10 !. ni, and .u t,, Al ,.b ~, - -,
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CRY COUNCIL.

AS monthly m.elcs on Monday. sth instant -rfs,4n
e. a. Myeis. rIesidenii Jas c. Cisue r. ". H.xsli
Jas NJ. wiekhsm. l.: w. Chainbetisync, Jcseph Mayo
Thomas A. Rssi, B.rth. slsde, w. Soddin aud Waite
ID. Blair.
The bonds u Thomas Didjsp a. Clerk and Weigh A,
tor Of the Old Market. and Of John B. Valentine a. CLERK
and weghmsstcr of Shoekos Hill Market were severely
received and approved The auetioneep bond af Dunop
eensc renewed.
A bond offered by TN & Tsl.i,rro, for obtaining
auction license To sell slaves only. received and
. license granted
Present. wm. W. Crump.
on motion Of Dr. Chumb~rayne,
Resolved, That the President of the Counc forward 90
James A. Seldom Esq, the Representative in Congress
from the Richmond District, e.ried copies u all papers
Ia possession 81 the Council. relating III. nj
VI the navgstion Of James River below Richmond.
Applications ar the remission VI tsIe-, alleged be
roneous, were submitted aud referred.
On motion of DIR. Chsmberlsyne,
Resolved. That u committee be appointed to draft a
menofiaito the Legislature asking the repeal Jdi-
ton Of the Pilot Laws. and report the same to tho Coun-
cil a. its next meeting.
commi'ies.Ms.sss. Chsmberl,yne. Crane. H..kin..
Lancaster aud Rust.
On motion Of DIR. Hsxsll,
Resolved That the proxies epressnng the city VI
mond IN the meeting Of the James river and Ksnawhs
company be Instructed 10 for the VI
WORK To- the Ohio by railroad in preference u canal
tbs railroad to commence Lynehburx Buchanan
some intermediate point the Judgment vi the SAID
proxies u may seem best.
The Council then proceeded the appointment oi the
proxies represent the city in the meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Jane, river and K,os~b. company
which commences hi, J.y Aud the Pt.sident Of m,
Council Msssrs. Mayo and wickhsm unanimously
elected.
On motion OF Mr. wickh,m IL wa. ordered tiat when
the council adjourn IL will adjourn 10 mes. ays,n ON th,.
day fortnight, att o'clock, p. NJ.
On motion Of Mr.. Mayo.
Resolved That committee b. appoin.j o inour. into
the pede ncy prohibiting the re,denca in h. civ OF
such VI the discharged convicts from ~
convicted by the Judgment OF the Hu,ne, court
or the Superior Ut Law and Chsncery for the conn
~ OF Heniico and city Of Richmond.
Mayo requesting TO b. excused. from ..,xinyI
On motion Of Mr.. Crump,
Resolved. That q committee Re appointed 10 examine
and ascertain the width Of III between (rae.
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j. f. w OR ID.
LOTTERY VENDER.


OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL iNO POST OFFICE.
RicHaoSp, VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets ~ sll Lotteries under the
~ u J. O.. GRfsoRY & Co. the sans terms thst
they are sold al the MansgeH Office.
The year lsts winds up d.psy of Lotteries Not
withdrawing the large number
recently Tho Managers GreFory Co determined
brilliant Schemes than they In The
month of Dscete Captso Of 10000 dollars. 900
doar Capti's ~ sIoooo 10 schsme as29
dOHst. Will BE- distributed
viii b. that the price Of Tickets unusually IN these
ssbenslO dondrs $4,000 6 prr~s doia- tke
ouy TO- &C The leading prizes aud prees packases
found below
Splendid Lotteries for December.
AeTandns Lottery. Class Deeeunber $50 600
Caps-Tickets si0. Capts so0Oo $4,000. 10000. 5000
touo SO of 1900 ko Whclc Tickets ttg Halves Quaus
" 50 100 dollsrs viii buy srrthats OF package
hekein this seheme Every the county shouh
chance In tbis Lottery
AessRda Inttrry. Cs-. a. draw preember CapH,h
prfss 81 10000 dos dollars - prisss 600
Ac Tickets only $40. ecuhcse cf packtge oniy $50
AStAnda Lottery Ciass draw Dtcsuler. Capitals
S152pf 1900, 5000 1UOO IS pus~s ~ 1907 Tcks
certificate o. paekarc costs sto-sharcs proportion
Orders or tickets sdds co
Fea-e sddrcss }. y VOID. q rfnond.
R Orders fof Tickets sud ssr-- CetuGess Of raetsss
In hc above SPLENDID Ioeres ssrsT SRI
even day The week. enclosing ssh pfte Tekrt
the ptnpt attention snd oc nf
scn'iHfpedia'eiy ANer u 70 ~ who order ffin
]. 2. WORD,
uoaI Richmond, Va.
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Cheap CerPctInas, Rag aud FIeor cloths.
- w. JENKINS would isvt. the auepton % this, wanting
n ~. the above sfticies 10 sIanue the following
stair CsrpeiiRs. at L. Us. az ard soc
HEMP Carpting over - wt-. use
Cotton CsTPeune yds vide n % ref yard
Csfreiings yrrd wide. al SD SOC
lnsrsia CarpetiuE. al wcOi D ", =. 81. s. add.
Eseant aPy Carpstnes Busse- Psitcru. - get ystI
Rugs t2i, a. tup totlO
rdut,d slcor Cloh Bare I, cd 5. ~ sod hisbst
Green RsiEs D % apd 80 o.
s..in' IA al q ne show 'rs's' ~ wsO','.F :, r,sa
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by Dunlop, uoneure A Co.

ny Dnhiop, Noneure a Co.
SUGAR, MoLAsSES. wHlSEEY. sc.
ar auction.
IN TUESDAY,, usr 18Th at o 20 -,
~ =" @"n-' g-n-rsl s'-orn'sni Of Gro,efi.s
w TIE Noiss-s, crop per HAGUE BA6h.or
80 bite ONO whi-k.y
:" Buds Porto Rico and Cror saz.F
y" hhcs AMI uerc.s prime and N q N.l. M,
Pa bog. Coffee
90 Gotrs Rasn.
~ htd' shouaer ami Niidlns Bacon
10 hhd- f-nnsyisshla whi.ksy
Spenn Candies. raIloN do s.saD
l>otdon Brow stIai. pts and az.
!P- imp1 abd Pow. Tea.
Brandy, Gn.
hid EXTRA qualify Rum, imported 10 Va.
Also, OF ia o'clock
81 css.- shne., boot, nod an, 20 eIo,. ALL.
hfossn. heavy htosu-s. Wafer Women. s.o., A.
IHSs-Und-r tico. casa SIOo months ,r,t N, an
proved negotiable paper. "
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-15
Gntsie,, Sails.

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