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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
ID. Paine & Co.

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE business Of the agency Of Messrs D. PAINE
CO /, heretofore conducted under the frm Of r.
kusgLL BIGGER e. CO will hereafter be carried
oc the subscriber agent for the Managers and all
Iders addressed 10 them TO myself, will be prompt
attended TO- c. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE & CO.,
Managers Of Lotteries.
Another Grand Scheme for 2la May!
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000!
70 Nos, 10 drawn
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81 10 be drawn on
saturday, May 2st, 1886. Grand Capitals: prize of
$4,000, Of 80 900, Of IS 600, Of 1900 OF 3 gas
OF ,ooo 50 Of 300, so Of 800. Tickets $50, halves
10, quarters S.
Package Of Whoes cos, $500 90
Less-the price OF three Tickets 90 90
u,, $500 90
"n'on we warrant 10 draw 255 90
nCerl,heate Of Wholes costs Sao5 90
ACefhcate Of Halves costs I02 so
Certificate Of Quarters costs 81 IS
Package of Tickets in this splendid Lottery NAV
a'aw The hve rs Prizes, amounting TO over lone hun
aiea AUD ai1te-n thousand dolsIBI.
~ Orders meet the most prompt attention. The
aawngs sent to all who order om u.s. and the cash for
VI capital Prizes be had az usual al sight the mo-
1snt the drawings are received.
For large Prizes address D. PAINE CO.,
""eh u Managers, Richmond, Virginia.
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10000 CELLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 20, for
le4G 10 be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Sa-
lurday, the 23d OF May.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
+ e. q The Steamer COLUMBUS,
!. Captain Parrish, will leave Rock
etts tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon, at o'clock,
for Baltimore. Goods for Philadelphia, sent 10
care fl. Brandt, jr., Baltimore, will be forward
ed, free OF commission, BY the most expeditions
and cheapest conveyance.
April 81 HENRY LUDLAM g. CO.
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MRS. ALVEY has taken the MADISON
lVl HOUSE, and hopes 10 be prepared for the re-
cepiion of boarders by the first of May.
Families and gentlemen desreus OF Obtaining
Rooms, would do we'll 10 call, as every Room
has been put in complete repair.
ADrl N-dft
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AUCTION SALES.
By James I'll. Lynch, Auctr.
STOCK Ar Auction


III Ue sold, on THURSDAY the 30n instant,
att o'clock in the evening, al The Exchange Ho-
lei, 10 shares of Manchester Cotton and Wool
Manuiac'u.lns Company Stock, y shares oi
Richmond Fire Association Stock, 10 shares OF
The Franklin Paper Manufacturing Company,
and shares OF Virginia Bank Stock.
April2S JAS. n LYNCH
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SPLENDID SCHEME!

I5 Orders for tickets and shares and certif-
cafes of packages in the above Lotteries will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and an official
account of each drawing will be sent, when re-
oues,ed. to all who order from US. Address
j. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
April 27-2awd&c Richmond, Virginia.
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LOTTERIES.
lsoyt,s Prize Office
RICHMOND
IN VIRGINIA.
MAY FLOWERS!

MAY FLOWERS!
The annexed Schemes show beautiful ar
rangemenl for May. Note these Schemes parti-
cularly make remittance 10 hUfT, get Ca
pilal Prize, and he bothered about money no Ion
ger. On The ID OF May you have 0G0; on
the 9th $4,000; The 10Th, 80, 's9l (lhis Will nett
70 ,OO0;) The 23d 10000; and on The Oth, 30 600
ami oher large Capitals Now, lor 10 or Sl5
yon may be put in possession OF comfortable
fortune.
Look particularly at these Schemes-they are
worthy your al,ention-and Capital Prizes will be
the result Of remittance OF 10 or SIS 10
ID. NJ. HOYT, Richmond
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NOTICE All persons having claims against
IN the estate of Samuel Ford deceased, either
as principal or security, will presen, them with
on, delay Those indebted will make payment.
TIL. NJ. BONDURANT,
WILLIAM BRANCH,
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W. p. TURpIN'S OFFICE.

w. I . JIM ~ = OT KOIz-
7 oTTERY FOR TO-DhY.-AeIandria Lottery,
IL Class 100, Extra. Drawing received by Northern
mail Capitals $40 900, 5000, 5000, 1000 2,49O %
Of 900, &c, &c. IS Nos, "a drawn. Tickets IS,
halves and quarters In proportion. Sales close at hall
past 2o'eleck.
Urawng Of Alexandria Lottery, CIass is, April IS:
"a Is 20 65 - 81 81 so %5 . 81 IS 10.
AorI q
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THE MAMMOTH!
10000 DOLLARS CAPlTAL!!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81, for
1886, 10 be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Salur-
day, May 3Olh: ,r,
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sEcnry E,ud!aps, g, Ia.

TOBACCO COMMISSION lIER GIANTS,
RICHMOND Va,
MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES on To-
INI bacco sent 10 their address. Office next 10
Shockoe Warehouse, on 18th Street.
April 2t-dSrIm
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t.xfrHe. rrfsrrrd 10
NI.EGAIIGN OLE LIE IfNIrEn STATES

NEW AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

1921 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 10, for
1916, TO be drawn al Alexandra, d. c., Satur-
MoyIE
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u. G., Gregory & Go.

j. G.. Gregory Il Go.
M ANAGERS, NO. l0i, MAIN STREET,
IVl RICHMOND, Virginia.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR NAY
10000 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass IT, for
1876, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., Satur-
day, Mayo 70 numbers, IA draw n ballots!
MACNICJCCN'r ppTvCc
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10 Numbers, ~ Drawn Ballots
Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters so.
Certificates OF packages of26 Wholes, Sl35 90
Do do &c Halves 81 so
Do do % Quarters, 80 rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
ARABIAN HORSE sHAHEEN.

- This HORSE is believed To be The finest
FS--.-> specimen Of the Arabian imporioi
TTA into the United States. He WAS purchased
-4-Idurng the past wear by our Minister at ON
stantnope after much experience IN the observation OF
The horses ri thai country and after long searching ana
numerous efforts find animal uf the lie L'e I'd aud
finest parts He believes thar he fully ,.ird,
extract iom OF Ms letters her".O appended amply
shows. have also letters tioaI Mf Porter Consul OF
The United States IN that city. 10 the same effect.
deem il unnecessary 10 publish his Arabian p,digree
either in tho original Translated, 4: II would be-
very iD1lligible 10 most persons.
Since his arrival, which has been recent this lior--
has been by some 0f the best judges Connected
with the Turf ia New York aud Washington, md ha,
been pronounced to exhibit the highest degree Of beauty
strength and activity possible for animal Of his ii
mensiUns.
lie will stand The present, at Ayletts, in The
c0aniy al King William, and ~ the Old Church IN the
county If Hanover, wilhin fifteen miles Of the Cry of
Richmond. SIares and servants can iiId accomnioda
ton al both places ON reasonable terms. have been
induced III order 10 bring iis "rso within reach 81
the farmers of small means, to put th- pce Of The
the very small of ssI. IT paid before the 1T
of JuEr; II not, S25 la each CASE dollar nas hr
paid :he groom. ~. viii be l-t- tho 6ti At
March, Where he viii remain untiI The lin. then hr
VIII ga Ia ina Oh Church. and remain there until the
18th; and 20 on 10 he end u The season, remaining nv
days The former place. and -four days at the iairf
making his appearance ~ eatn every ninth day
WM. BOULWARE
Extrdc. resrred 10
"LEGATICN or THE UNITED STATES
"CossrA
"Dehr Sir: - Your Horse, ShaLe-n, IL q:
the best Arabian race, and IL tc finest Horse IN this
City. His Majesty, the Sultan. ha, not his equal In hs
stud He l. the subject 81 general admira
lion The part OF the Turks whenever he IS taken
out deem myself exceedingly fortunate In having
obtained him. &c. &c. Very uuly yours hr.
March a-ci3lstNay "DABNEY g CARR"
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY
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Executors OF Samuel Ford, deceased.

EIcCulOIS vi OduuSl VIII QCSCdSCu
April 24-c4w
TN the United States Court for The Eastern Dis
i rict OF Virginia, April 2lst, lSi6-ln the
matter Of Bankruptcy Of WILLIAM w.
GWATHMEY
There being on deposite in the Bank Of Yir-
gnia the sum Of $40 25 cts. TO the credit OF the
Court in this case, The Court doth order, that no.
tice be published in the Richmond Enquirer for
ten days, that, al future term, dividend and
distribution will be made Of the said sum, and OF
such other monies as may be collected by the
General Assignee, among the creditors who shall
have proved their claims.
A Copy-Teste:
April 25-IOd P. MAYO, Clerk.
TN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
i lrici of Virginia, April 2lst, l846-ln The
matter OF Bankruptcy of JOHN S. HEALEY:
There being on deposile in The Bank Of Vir-
ginia the sum OF 1888 Sc cts. 10 the credit of the
Court in this case, the Court doth order that no
tce be published in the Richmond Enquirer Tor
ten days that, at future term, DIVIDEND anu
distribution will be made Of the said sum, and OF
such other monies as may be collected by Robert
NJ Trice the Special Assignee, among the ere
ditors who shall have proved their claims
A Copy-Tesle:
April 25-Iod P. MAYO, Clerk
TN the United States Court for The Eastern Dis
i ,rct Of Virginia, April 2lst lS46-ln the
matter OF bankruptcy Of SAMUEL II. JAN
NEY:
1t appearing by the report OF The special as
signee, Edward L. Bates, filed in this case, that
there is balance in his hands Of five hundred
and eight dollars and forty-nne cents for disribu
ZION, it is ordered that notice be published in the
Richmond Enquirer for Ten days, that, at iu-
ture term, a dividend and distribution OF the said
sum will be made among The creditors Of The
said Samuel H. Janney who shall have proved
their claims. A copy-Teste
April25-lh P. MAYO, elk.
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Handsome Spring Goods.

r INVITE the attention OF The public 10 my
J. stock Of
Gentlemen. Cassner Caters.
Do Dress Channel Bootecs.
Do Imitation Channel Boots a, -
and so.
Boots. All OF which am selling very low.
+. M LEONARD.
Main st, one door above Cay Mathews g. Co.
April Is
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LOTTERIES.
Sfralfon,s 0Hce

In STREET.
Lei alithe world say what they can,
For selling nrizes SIN ..ro,.,e L.. -
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Tickets $40, Halves 5; Quarters so.
Certificates OF Packages Of 25 Wholes 5l30 90
Do. do. 25 Halves G5 Oh
Do. do. 25 Quarters, 80 SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29

T CLARKE, MD, F.R.S.and M.R.M.
JsS. (London,) takes this opportunity
to in form his friends, and the public gen
orally, who may need his professional
aid. that he can be consulted, at all
times, al his residence, at Mr.. TIMOTHY
C. JoHNsoN's, Milton, ono mile, northwest
Of the Centre, or will attend to any call
when he will engage to effect n cure O.,
any cancer,in whatever advanced stage,f
and in whatever part il may be seated. in
the eye, nose, lip, throat, breast, or inter-
nally he will take it away without
pain. Also Fistulas, without cutting !;
also Scrofula, or Kings Evil, he will
cures however malignant the case; also
Ulcers, of the various kinds, and in the
most advanced stages; also inAammalo-
| nv Rheumatism, or chronic of long stand
ing also Calcula or the stone in the uri.
nary passages.
&c. speaks thus confidently, having
had advantages. derived from close
intimacy and frequent converse with
some of tho principal physicians in Lon
don, Sir Henry Halford, Bart. N. D., SiI
Ashley Cooper, Bart NJ. D., DR.. Aberne
thy. DR.. Carr, &c. &c.
> &c. as Surgeon Apothecary. and Ac
: coucher,) is determined to keep nothing
: but the best quality Vi Drugs AMI Med
e cines by hirI. As he has had great cxpe
/. rience in them, he is able to detect an
: spurious quality.by doing which hehopt
10 secure the confidence of conidin
public. ,o.- -s ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
Letter from
JOSEPH a. SWELL,
Knor, Albany County, " Y.


My daughter Anna was attacked, when two
years old, with violent Inflammation of the
lungs, which reduced her very low and left her
with the most severe cough ever witnessed in
any person. Shortly afterwards she was seized
with Inflammation and gathering in both ears,
which produced some d-gree of deafness, with
which she is still affected. Her cough not only
returnad with uncommon violence on taking
cold, but in the intervals she was subject to
paroxisms of five or six weeks continuance,
which resisted every means, and inevitably
threatened her with consumption She became
very delicate & pale. with great loss Of strength
she had but sparing expectoration She had
continual pains in the breast, which obliged us
at such times to keep her constantly enveloped
IN Burgundy Plasters. Thus situated, harrass-
ed with most dreadful cough, and in feeble
condition, we had recourse to Mr.. Brincker-
hoff's Health Restorative, now about one year
since, being then in her l4th year. She took
two bottles only. Its good effects began to ap-
pear on the Use Of the second bottle, but not
perceptbly before; but the second when used
made IN entire cure Of her cough, and she has
been free from pains in the breast, and restored
in health and strength, without any remains OF
her former attacks Of cough or other symptoms
to the present time.
January 2Sth, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29

up and they might sustain Il and Get people q
the polls Tor all him. he shonld do no NOR
than to vote himself, and Z n. Hine wrol,
votes Tor Mt. Keller. Eve Of which have tina
were saved when the voics were sUrled an,
counted. and by the consent Of the preceding of
hcer, all in Hines hand writing.
Last Fall, they say, voted for Selectmer
myself, and wrote split votes for others. wrot,
but one vote for Selertmen last fall.
One word ~ regards Bridgewater tricks, ant
have done. IL a meeting Of thirty-nine de.
mocratlc electors in the society of Bridgewater
composed Of the most influential men in that
society, held on the 10th day of December last
thirty-six Of whom voted to pass resolutions
dIsapproving Of the course of Smith, TAYLOR g.
20. Is Bridgewater trick, am much mistak-
en-, and the said Co. will find it is the voice Of
freemen, and no trick.
Taylor & Co.'s conduct has been such as ia
warrant the belief that they care no more for
the interest of the democratic party than the a.
postate wings with whom they hole daily COM
munlon. Their only object appears to be to
rule or ruin the democratic party, and after
their defeat at the caucus in the fall of lS43.
their principles have been fully exhibited, and
1t It was not for their bullying spirit they would
go back to the old Hartford COnuent,on camp
Il do not believe the wings would have them)
where they were born and educated, and where
is the natural place for men of their principles.
believe have answered all the charges in
SAID parer that are woriff # one moment's
consideration Bur lisp az 1orgnttea- =.
Iaenpqme"t AZ the 81 S'@/ htry blast;
%. ser eiaytrsa ..6s4, b siece. and will
i've the geotterasp ter answer. to remember
Iaman's C-ai!owS, and the use that was made
/ 1t.
remain the obedent servant of the Demo-
ratio party, .u SAMUEL D. ORION.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
MARRIED.

In North Canaan on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Warner, Mr.. David C. Buel, Of
Liichfield to Miss Betsey B. Fellows Of Ca
naan.
In Southport, on the evening Of the 10th
inst, by Rev. S. Merwin, of New Haven,
Rev. Samuel ]. M. Merwin, Pastor of the
Congregational Church in Southport, to
Mary Frances, daughter of Jonathan Bulk
ley, Esq, of that place.
In Bethlem on the llth inst, by Rev
Mr. Harris, Mr.. Jariah Hays 10 Miss Ly-
dia Barnes, of New Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29

A TIA Court of Probate holden at Kent
= n and for the district Of Kent, on the
9TH day of January, 1876. n st ~.
Present JOHNSON C. HATCH, Judge.
On motion of Asa Slade Esq, Admin
istrator on the estate of Sally Davis la,o
Of said district deceased. this Court nj
lows and limits to the Creditors
of the Estate ofsaid deceased six months
from this date in which to exhibi, their
claims against the Estate of said deceas-
ed to the said Administrator or be debar-
red recovery. 'oH
And this urtdirccts the Administra-
tor to give notice of such limitation by
publishing this order in newspaper
printed in Li:chfield County and by post
ing copy thereof on one of the public
4 sign posts hlsaid District. r.+
| 4 "a 3 JOHNSON G. HATCH. Judge.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Sally Davis deceased will ex-
hibit them to .e ~ e ~ 44.ate.
.S6w3* ASA SLADE, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29

WHILE THERE Is LIFE THERE is HOPE.
Instances like the following are almost of
daily occurrence, and render superAnous all far
Their comment upon the efficacy of Wistar's Bal
sam:
Po'keepsie, N. Y. Sept. Is, 1s45.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:
Dear Sir,-The character Of Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry is so well established
throughout the country. and especially in the
state If New York, that any father testimony
would seem TO be unnecessary. Yet have de-
rived so much advantage from 1t, that am hap
py to communicate through you to the sick and
afflicted, what il has done for me, and consi-
der it privilege and duty to do so. have
been troubled with weak lungs four years : had
a cough more or less every winter. Twas con-
fined to the house all last winter with severe
cough, pain in the side and breast, raised blood
several times. consulted a physician, bu
have never taken any medicine which has dom
me so much good as
Dr.. W1stay's BGlsam Of Wild Cherry
I consider il the best medicine in the world 70
Coughs, Colds and Pulmonary complaints.
WILLIAM B. SWARTS.
None genuine without the written signatu.
Of l. Butte.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
NOTICE,

w E, the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the honorable Court Of Probate for the
District of Sharon, Commissioners on the estate
Of DAVID BEECHER. late of said Sharon, de-
ceased, and the Court having limited and al
lowed six months from the 9th day Of Deceni-
Der lS43. for creditors to exhibit their claims
gainst said estate, will meet to receive ard ey-
amino such claims at the office of the Town
Clerk in said Sharon, On the 18th day February
1916, and on the Goth day Of June following, at
one o'clock in the afternoon of each of said days
RICHARD SMITH,
DANIEL PARSONS. : comm rs
Dated Sharon, Jan. 6, 1916. a" 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29

The appropriate stimuli to healthful action in
the human frame. and the other necessary eff
tects to be propuced to afford perfect restora-
ton to health. is produced most rapidly and
surely, in Brinkerhoff's Restorative, in cases Of
diseased Chest and Lungs. The full recorded
attestation OF gentlemen Of the Medical Facul-
ty in full practice, is convincing testimony Of
this fact. With such power il is reasonable to
suppose, that feeling Of safety may be had in
its use we think this demonstrable By the most
respectable Of witnesses. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
PROBATE RECORD.
NOTICE

ny virtue of an order ~ -. Ii.
- from the Hon. Cour, If p,c J.aec. !.
me district Of New. Milford 7 Iii u.s, toi
runIIc auction on "Wednesday The ~ ~. : ~ J.
81 March 1916, if not previnuslv d;"na u"y
81 al private sale, all the Real Es,a,po ss9 o
!, PERSONAL Properly. which was ossie unS
- me N trnst for the henefi, of ,hs . "s'
o'aoLs OF SPENCER WARD, an ass E,r-
; ;ng nen.or OF said New-Miif consist.
m' ny ~ aonut Az acres of Land, with n
sto "';,g , inouse, and other cut buildings
SIan0'ng thereon, sundry articles of far
ming utensils and Household F,ro;,. n"r-
House, Cow. Finning Mill. &c g. S s'
sale to comFence At 10 u'nloc[ ~
ana to DC held on the premises. VIII u, W.
salh Wafd now resides. - r. rms mad
known on the daasyeof sale.
sets r---" JOHN GAYLORD.
Gaylords Bridge, Jan, 81, 1916. 36
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
TO MECHANICS.

TUST RECEIVED by the Subscriber
y Spears and Jackson's celebrated
Hand Saws-Barry and Ways Bench
Planes by the sett or single-Augurs-
Bmts-Try and Bevel Squares-Screw
Drivers-Nail Hammers-Hatchets, and
almost all kinds OF TOOLS, together
with large ASSIGNMENTS Of Glass, Nails,
Screws, Butts, and Door Trimmings.
Also, 800 lbs. Geese Feathers, and an
other supply of Carpets unusually cheap
Plaster in the stone-Barrington Flour
on consignment at the mill price-freighl
added to merchants at wholesale and on.
ly one price.
Terms, as usual, ready pay.
JOHN p. PORTER.
West Cornwall, Jan. 10, 1916. sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
LADIES' CLOAK .a.VD
DRESS GOODS:

VIZ. Cashmeres, M. De LANES, Alpachas
Y Bombazines, Plaid Cloaking, Prints, &C.,
the best assortment in town.
Also,-Just received new supply OF Cloak
and Dress Gimps--Velvet Ribbons-Cords and
Tassels-Purse Twist and Rings-Steel Beeds.
sc. sc.
Also-Mufs, Tippets, Fur and Cloth Caps,
Boots and Shoes; Ladies' super Morocco and
Calf do; Patent Rubber do. and Over
Beaver Cloth. Broad Cloths, Cassmeres
Flsnnels, Tailors' Trimmings, Brown and
bleacked Cotton Sheetings. Tickings, Cambries
Wadding, Bats, Wick, Carpet Warn &c. &c.
Also-Crockery. Hardware, Hunt'sC s Axe
Teas, Coffee, Molssses, Sugars, and othe
| Groceries, an assortment, for sale CHEAP TO
| ready pay. - --.- ,....n,7'
Dd-ALso, the old Indian Doctor, J. S. Spear
most highly valued and purely Vegetable Me
dicines," for the cure Of most all human dis
eases. For proof see his "Crcular." Enquir
o: s. N. BRONSON, Agent.
1 TifchEeld January I2A6 '-'f 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
Parish oners' RIeetimg-Acxsov

FHFHSUOmeFS NHBet1Mg~AcKNOWT.
EDGMENT.-The undersigned, with his family,
gratefully acknowledge the kindness of his con-
gregation, evinced by visit on the evening OF
The 14th inst, with such expressions of their
regard as are fell Especially in cold weather. J
and with many preceding tokens of friendship
will be misunderstanding to enhance our af-
lection for those families to whose highest vel.
fare we would joyfully dedicate our cares, and
tolls, and prayers.
May those endearing and responsible ties,
which bind pastor to the people OF his charge
prove. in this case, to be the "bands of love-
(Hosea II: ~ by which the Great Shepherd
OF Israel shall draw those in tender childhood
| in blooming youth. in the strong maturity Of
| life, and amidst the shadows of venerable age
to Himself and the glories Of His eternal king
| dom. JAMES KILBOURN.
Bridgewater. January. 1916,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
PHILo Mills.

hAe4'NT Log ASaekA-AAhrs
II q C"'DL Of Probate boide,, AZ piys,o,ig
tri!hi'I and .}3,' the district of Plyn.9mfs, ot
ne LIB da1.9i ~.1.uary, 1916.
Present. Henry b. Graues, ESQ. .Judes.
ITPON the petition of Leaviti Dairow, 81 ply,
" mouth ~ the County of Litchfeld, showing
to this Court, that he is Guardian Of Wallace
Darrow Of plymouth. within said district .minor--
that said minor is the owner ofihe following re.
oil estate, viz: His share in one undivided tifh
part of the following tracts or parcels Of land.
situated in Litchfefd, South Farms Society ~
One piece bounded north on Nathan D.. Smith
and highway, east on said Smith and Clark
Loyeland, south on Erastus Goodwin and Green
west on said Smith & highway, containing forty
five acres, The other piece Is woodland, wing
about eighty rods southeasterly from the first
described piece, valued at about one hundro.
do!lars-That ], would be for the interest Of sa,
minor that said land should be sold and the a.
walls disposed OF for tho benefit Of said minor O.
cording to law. praying for liberty 10 sell said
property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition
on file. - ~,
II is ordered by this Court, That said Gua,.
dian give notice Of said application, bT causing
the same to be published in one of The Newspa.
pers printed in LitchfieId in the County Of Litch.
field three weeks successfully, at least six weeks
before the hearing; and that said petition will ha
heard at the Probate Office in said district, on
the 18th dayof March next. at o'clock forenoon
49, Certified from record. ,i,..,...
"a NJ N. Butler, Clerk.