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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

IT. Co'r' Of Probate holden at .Ne,p MI.
ford, 'oi'hin and for The District ~ Nry
Milford on The 9Th day Of Norembsr ls4s.
Present, Thomas B. Lacey Esq. Judge. =
in ssd o; ., Ezra durray late Of New Miful4
nN motion Of Charlotte Murray. ana Hor.
~ ace Merwin. Adminisirators. upon ma. sail
estate. lh's Conrt does limit and allow tc'the
creditors OF said estate six month"; for N" d.,s
hereof, in which 10 exhibit thsr o,a;sn aa -.
saa administrators or he debarrcd a recnve.x -
a"a .h,. Court directs said Adminis,rs,srs 70
1--WE no'nee Of the time so limited by pusifsh.
tng ms order an newspaper printed in i. Han.
m ne county and by posting copy thereon on.
me public sign post nearest the place whs,"
'ord' and one ether public place. ~ 80
"A rue eopy III -,
All JULIUS b HARRIS; N. Cls,a
All persons indebted to said E.,.,s .E.K
quesfed 10 make immedi",te oavmsa, :, are re-
CHARLOTTE MURRAY SAy"e"' 10
HORACE MER~lN> administrators, e
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
NOTICE.
NEW GOODS.

II AViNG just returned from Boston, New.
IL York, and intermediate ports, with a
careful aud well selected assortment Of Goods,
we are prepared to sell them on as reasonable
terms as can be bought at any other store in the
county. Our stock consists Of good assert
ment of Bombazines, Mctinoes. Alpacas, Mus
lin de LANES, Ladies' Cloak, Dress Goods aud
Trimmings. ....-. 5... So. ~.
a large stock of PRINTs. t ,. $50 - p.
Domestic Goods Of all kinds, including about
SO pieces Broad Cloths, Cassinlerss and Sat
tnetts. which We offer for sale az cheap asghe
cheapest. ss ve -, - -. ~
Also large assortment Of Boots; Leather,
Morocco and India Rubber Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Mufis, Buffalo Robes, SC &C sc. zsa
Afull assortment OF Groceries. Csoekery, &
Stone Ware. 2~SA ILL., go
Pocket and Table Cutlery and good assort-
ment Of Hard Ware, Books and Stationery 2
One good Cook Stove and Furniture. Y, ~
Wanted good fall Batter for which the high
est market price will be paid. ps 't4-'
Any quantity of Palm Leaf Hats in exchange
for FOODS. ."-if!
PICKETT& TURRELL.
South Farms, Oct. 26. 1916. sa 23t
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

NHE Subscriber is now prepared 10
Il make Iron Castings of every de-
scription. large or, small, gears Of all kinds.
MACHINERY, PLOWS, SL4Y& CUT.
TER SHOES, COOK, PaRLOR &
COX STOTES. from The best patterns.
RY, built and repaired. Wood and Iron tur
ming. Johbing Of every kind done at short no
tice. Iron Water Wheels. water wheel Regu
lators. Clover Mills. Turning La,hes. Saw Ar
bors, &c. sc. The subscriber fathers himsel
that from his long experience in business. he
hasll be able to satisfy all. 0o-Please call and
see. H. BALDWIN.
Washington, June 90th. 1s4H. 5eow6m
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large as.
w sortment Of Broad CIOths, Cossinneves
S0ffiHefts 4 TsssfHgs. which we are Offering
at vaTiOusly low prices. seeded
q LATHAoP 3 BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
Htr'- ING

" ARNING Is hereby given to the Stock
w holders Of the Housatonc Rail Road Co.
that the Annual Meeting Of said company will
be held at the City uurt Room in the city Of
Bridgeport on Tuesday the 2lth day of Noven-
Der inst. at o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF
electing Board Of Directors Of said Company
Tor n 6 wear ensuing, and also to do any other
business proper to be done al said meeting
Also notice is hereby given that the transfer
books Of said company will be closed from the
Goth to the 9th Gay of November inclusive.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
e IRA SHERMAN. 0s~FOeney
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
ut a Co,0t Of PSobdie holden at .hortoik.scfth-
In and Jor the district Of .Nortotk, o', the lSts
dav Of November 1913 2stA-'4l sasses ~

ut a Co,0i Of Piobdse holden at Norfolk .sctth-
In and f0r the district Of .Nox1otk ,oss the ISfs
day Of November 1915 S41-.F s ~ ~ r
Present. Daniel Hotclkiss. Esq, Judge.
pom the petition Of Harlow Rows, 81 Nsr.
y folk. in the county Of Litchield, showing
70 this Court That he is Guardfancf Abigaii &
Moses of Nnrfolk, within said district, miner,
and that said minor il the owner OF real esiars,
situated IN said Norfotk and bounded as follows.
viz. east on highway, scout b On land sof aJames
M. Cowies. west on land Of Saui.:sl Johnson.
north. on land ee camel and Sarah Httchkiss,
containing about seventy stive acres subject in
part 10 the right OF tlo@ee<of Clarissa Moses.
widow of the late BeLjamin Noses, tleceased,
and that said real estate can nowsbe sold slto-
gether. which would be greatly 10 The aslgan T.
'tage oil said Minor and that said real estate il
valued at about one thousand and filty do. lars ::
That the same IS becoming unproduEtive ana
.oi little use or benefit to said minor That III
would be for The benefit Of SAID minor 10 HAYS
said said property sold and the avails vested &C
cording to law. praying for liberty to sell said
Errcpsr', for the purpose Aforesaid, AZ per Pc
ttion on file. LID. -.
1T is ordered. by this Court. That saidguar.
dian give notice OF said application, by causing
the some be Published IN one of the newss
papers printed in Litchfeh in the ,couaty Of
LitchGe!d, three weeks ssnccessively, at Least
six weeks before the hearing and that said Pc
ttion wilt be heard al the Probate Office ID, said
district on the Goth day of January next. alto
o'clock, AM S9fitf g " 4igF ft8 asa
= s,s Certified from Record. ri : u 3s4ssSs'
90 { SGT DANIEL HOTCHKISS. Judge. 5v
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
Those Little City Airs
HI. A. HULL

NH. a. HU LII
XX7OuLD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
received the fashions for the Fall and winter
Of lsi6-7 and that he can be found at all BIT
sincss hours at the Old Stand one door east Of
the Court House where he will be pleased to
await upon those who may favor him with a
call. Weknow how 10 spprec late the unboun-
dcd patronage received through the late dull
season. and our grateful acknowledgements are
duly rendered.
Litchfeld, Aug, 1916. I'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
MARRIED.

In North Canaan, 10Th inst, blythe Rev
Mr.. Francis, Mr.. Richard E. Joslin, Of
Pittsfeld. Otsego co N. Y, and Miss Sa-
ran r. French, Of North Canaan. 1Ie
In Hariland, on the 18th inst, Dy the
Rev. Nelson Scott, Frederick Pickett and
Ellen C. Selby also, Phinehas Coe and
Elvira BanriDg, all of BarkhamSted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
CONCERT,

FRHE Li,cbfield County Sacred Music
u Society will repeat their Concert by
request, on Thursday evening att O. clock,
the 9th of December, with some additions
TO the first programme. The members
the Society will meet for rehearsal the
same day at 10 o'clock A. M. Tickets
IS Cts. ,ofbe had at the Mansion House,
Daedw ms Book Store, and at the door.
A. S. LEWIS, Sec.
Litchficld Nov. 9th. -. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
TO PHYSICIANS.

~ ceived until the first Monday Of De-
cembcr next. by the Select men or IN.
town Of Litchfield, for supplying ali the
poor within said town. for which aid
town is liable. with medical assistance.
and furnishing all the necessary medi
cines except wine and opium.
November |, 1886, -~~'~a~'os
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
DEATH on CAPT RIpaELY.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2o-9 p. M.
BY the arrival of the steamship Galveston
at New-Orleans 18th inst. we have adviceS
a few days later from Texas and the Army
The brave Capt. Ridgely is dead. He
was thrown from his horse in Monterey, re.
ceiving a severe fracture Of the skull which
terminated fatally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
District OF Liiesf.A3

- Probate Couri. N5v. II isis,~.
HSTATE 4ot Joseph Trynn. l.,e =, I;,,A
field. insaid district. deceased 4 = --'''"-
The Executor represents the e., ale ;c..,s,., n
thereon. " o''""'Ss'oners
ordered that commissioners To receive -
examine the claims Of the creditors Of sa;a a..
tate, De appointed at the Probate one. h
L'chhe'd. on the oath day Of November. fs M
az AZ o,clock forenoon of which all persons in
interest will take notice, aud appear ifthey see
cause and be heard thereon. Certified BY :.
ELISHA s. ABERNETHY, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

IoRrH CAROL1NA.-Hon. George E. Badger
been elected. BY the Legislature Of North
eol,na.a U S. Senator. in place of WIN. H:
I atwood jr.. who Resigned his seat near the
3Aose Of the last session. Mr.. Badger was ap-
pointed Secretary Of the Navy by President Har-
rison. but resigned as soon as the treachery Of
Tylar was made manifest. He is an eminent
Statesman and true Wing. - .-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

TNHiS Court doth direct the Execu,o,, -
l. the last will and testament Of John strong,
late OF Norfolk in said District, deceased. reus
resented to be inso.vent. to give notice ia. tt,
persons interested in the Estate Of said drceax -.
ed to appear (if they see cause) befne. ,l-s.
Court OF Probate 10 be holden at the prona,.
Office in said District on the l7,h day Of Ne.
vember 1916 at 10 o'clock A. M. to he head
relative to the appointment Of commissioner
on said Estate ny posting said order Of notiee
on public sign post IN said town Of Norfolk
nearest the place where the deceased lsst
dwelt' and by advertising the same in -ihsws-
paper printed in Litchield -
Certified from Record. b.. s.s tt,- ,.sL
% DANIEL HOTCHKISS. sJpaos -
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

TUST RECEiVED-ait the Wocotiville Cash
j Store, 5000 yards Fall & Winter CAL
ToOEs. from 1 to 30 cent? per yard.
LATHROP D BRADFORD
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
AGENTS FOR. fhe (0,,s,,nnw

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington.
David c. Sanford. New Milford,
Rufus Fuller. Jr. Kent,
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM. M Burial, Canaan,
Daniel 8. Clapp, Salisbury,
1osH bsse ES''' q Norfolk,
Roger H. Mills. New Hartford.
George D. Wadhams, Torrineton.
Lewis Smith. Harwinron.
Elisha Johnson. Plymouth.
John C. Amber, BethIem,
Leman w. Cutler. Watertown,
John Abernethy, WOODBURY.,
David c. WhiliIesy. New Preston,
George r Tallmadge. Warren. ... .
Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insured
can apply to either Of the Agents, or to the Sec
rotary.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary
li:ztksid. OF. ]. 1919, Lastly,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
DANIEL HOTCHKTSs. Judre

III a Cemfof Probate holden at SalisL,u Y.
~,ciain and fsrs:he District Of Sharon, s,a
tie IsM day Of .VSe. ia, 2. isa6,
Presenl, .lchn G. .l4ifeasss !. ESQ .-ytdge
ON motion Of the ExecuTssa g abe last
" willard Testament ii Baldwin sed late ct
Salisbury, within said District Seceased. A.S
Court doth decree that sir 'monlbs from this
date be allowed and limited for The Credit. fss'
of said Estate to exhibit their claims agaiasA
the same 70 the Executors. and direct lint
Public notice be given of this order by advertt
County. and by posting copy thereof on tho
public, sgn.post in said town Of Sharon near
est the place where the deceased last dwelt in
said Salisbury. - IL r. 81
: Certifedlfroap Record. ~
3w27t JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

SAHFThe Weekly ReuierO,' published by
toar friend w. S. Williams, Esq, a, Hart
-ieEa, has been recently much enlarged. with
. new and beautifully engraved head. II is
Oas Of the largest papers in the State--is
aAaadaensly printed and well edited.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
Broke into

l. bout the 5th Of November, dark >
yearling HEIFER, middling sire with o. sea
fetal marka. arti-
The owner will please prove ~, 80,
charges, and take her awav. sftN. pay
: THOMAS s
PHILIP. = r~uMIlsSS,sr
NOliolk. Nov. 10. lsNN - cuRrEiS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

, JOHN Quincy ADAMS, We rejoice to learn
was much more comfortable ON Friday NOR.
ming, and his physicians entertain strong
hoFeS of his ultimate entire recovery.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

o UThe political complexion Of the Iowa
Legislature rests entirely with the Inde-
Ipsndents' elected in Lee county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
STRAY CATTEE,

TAKEN up he 9th inst five bend Of
= Cattle thaiha been rambling about
for number Of days, on the highway and
needed care-comptising one yoke of
Oxen, one Brindle, the other. Brown
supposed TO be four years old last spring,
and three two year old red Steers, with
large white marks on one of them. The
owner can have said Cattle on appiica-
ton &c The subscriber, and paying charg.
eS. |
HOMER B. SHERMAN.
Bridgewater. Nov. I6. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
REQUISITIoN FOR Noops.

The War Department has made resuisition
calling into service eight additional regiments
Of volunteers. One from each of the following
New York. Pennsylva-
MIA, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina.
Louisiana, Mississippi, and one Of mounted
men from Texas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Nos. l6.

At Market about 100 Cattle, 900
Beef 500 Stores, 5000 Sheep, and 600
Swine.
Prices-Beef CGtne.-We report, first
quality $52S; second 45Oa 475; third
$3.50 a S4.50 Extra $3.50.
Stores-In demand. Two pear old $40
and IL three year old $40 a %.
Sheep-Lots from 5 LIZ, l,25, Lac, 1852
l,6e, 81 and $50.
S,Oine-wholesale 8 l-2 for Sows. 4, p
for Barrows at retail, Ala, to S, l-2 old
Hogs Alec.
ILLNESS OF Mr.. ADAMs.-We learn from
the Boston Daily Advertiser Of "Wednesday
that the venerable JOHN Quincy ADAMS was
on Thursday forenoon seized with para
lySis of his left side, which for time ren-
dered him nearly insenSible. He had just
left the residence of his son, Hon. Charles
F. Adams, in Mount Vernon street, in a
state of health, when the gentleman with
whom he was walking, suddenly preceived
that he was laboring under some severe az
fiction of his limbs, and was obliged to as
sisl him 10 prevent his falling. He was
conveyed back to his sons house and receiv'
ed immediate medical aid. After time
his consciousness returned, and he was sub
sequently much relieved, and able to con-
verse, and VIC are happy to learn was moi
considered in immediate danger.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

1T a Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury,
tciihiN and far the district Of Sha,on, On
! tie l4th day Of October, a. D. 1876. tss
Present John G. Mitchell. Esq. Juae.a
ON motion. Of the Executors of Tie lssl will
~ and Testament OF Albert Sefden ats ~
Salisbury within said District deceased: Tlis
Court doth decTee that Six moahs from this
date be allowed and afpfiyed M the creditors M
said estate to exhibit fheir claims apSansj 4,
same to the Executors; and directs that publi.
notice be given Of this order by advertising inn
newspaper published in Litchfield County, ava
BY posting copy thereofon the public sign
post in said town Of Salisbury, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt in said
Town. e,,....y.. Certified from Record,
3w25t JOHN G. MITCHELL. Juig.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

Guardian and Trustee Notices, &C., ST. 90
per sqnare.
NG-A liberal discoun, made to yearly adverti-
Gj-Patent Medicine ady'ts inserted one year
il $50 Per column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

EoR sALE-A first rate PIANO. near.
Il ly new Enqaire af L.g. SMITH,
Litchheld. Nov. 9th lS40. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
NEW FALL g. WINTER
@0DWDKD@~
e., Z. 1867.

TNHE Subscriber, being very thankful for
IL She extensive patronage formerly receiv.
ed. would respectfully solicita continuance of
the same, and invite the attention Of his friends
andcustomers generally TO his fresh stock Of
DRY GOODS,
how opening, snitable for the Fall and Winter
Trade, and consisting Of the best west of Eng
land Cloths and Cassimeres also French
Cloths, superior article for great coats,s Vest
ings of all kinds, Satins, Tailors' Trimmings,
Cloths very cheap, Drawers and Wrappers, &c.
&c. Also q splendid assortment Of goods FOR
Ladies' Cioaks and Dresses, which will be Of
fered at very lowprices Also black and blue
black Silks, Stripe Levantine and Satin Stripe,
do Sinchews and I'd wide Gro de Rhine, do
black biue.black and Fancy Bombazines. Mus
lin de LANES Of late style, and very. low Mall
snok Muslns. Null Muslins, Bookeral proSs,
India Cambri>ks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread and
Lace Edgins.
And complete assortment al Sheeting and
bleached Muslins; Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp
Carpeting of various styles and large SUPPLY
OIL e. PAINTS, e'.
which will be sold cheaper by the pound, gal.
ION OT ldTkCT ANY O'"Ss "oeSS
in this section can sell them. Also agood sup
ply of ...-. Eer
WATER Gem EMIT, "
constantly on hand and warranted first quail.
i,y. Also, very large quantity of
Gut and Wrought Mails,
Window Glass Of all sizes; Hollow. Earlhern
and Tin Ware. Peg Boots Of al! the different
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boois--in fact
an unusual assortment of all the different class.
ss Of Dry Goods, Groceries, IIardw re and 9TH
er articles usually kept in country store.
Also, an extensive assortment Of Satin Bea-
yer, Pearl and Nutria HATS. of the latest
style. which will be sold low for cash, or Farm
ers' Produce. ,r-
N. B. Highest prices paid for all kinds o:
Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs. &c. Sec. saF
GEO. w. WHITTLESEY.
No. Main st. opposite huge Pe'yy's Office
New Milford, Nov. Is, 1915 tf2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
OIL e. PAINTS,

which will be sold cheaper by the pound gal
lon or larger quantities than any other house
in this section can sell them. Also agood sup
Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
advertisements.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Half Square, insertions, so rs
Each subsequent insertion, Is
I Square, insertions, 90
Each subsequent insertion, 90
Administrators Notices, 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
Estray Notices, O75
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26


YyHE Court Of Pfotn|s 5or The u.s,rirI
~ Of Norfolk, hnlh Invites Nd allt&cd
10 the creditors u ilIc csiase Il t.is.si stsa.
late 81 Norfulk. - aid District. Ee<saseA ~.
presented insllyeLl. six mouths rein n. a.
hereof, in which 90 exhibit their rlaiuss se1intf
said estste; cod has appointed Wsfreh Cone
and Eden Riggs. Commissioner q receive. -
anime and adjust said cIaims.
Certifed 81 : 49,
DANIEE H0TCHKIss, Judge
We' the Commissioners above named .hert.,y-
eite notice that we shall meet % aitead sosths
duties Of our said appoints sent. Al the tutl..,
nonse OF John A. Shepard of said Norfolk a
re 40 Monday Of December 1916, md The Il
Monday oi May iS47, Of I O'Clock r. A. a, ( ~
Of sand days. All claims not presented ssie n
SAID time, properly aitested, will be debsrieaA
recovery. =
Dated at Norfolk the nth day OF Noterbss
-
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
WATER Gem EMIT,
Gut and Wrought Mails,

constantly on hand and warranted first quail
i,y. Also, very large quantity of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26

TyHE Subscriber, being very thankful for
Il lhe extensive patronage formerly receive
ed, would respectfully soiicita continuance Of
the same, and invite the attention Of his friends
andcustomers generally 10 his fresh stock Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26
VELOCITY OF A CANNON BALL.

VELOCITY OF A CANNON BALL.
When the mammoth cannon was recent
~ proved nj South Boston, the heavies,
she'll was thrown about three miles, aud
the time occupied in its journey, was
q minute and half. Thus it appears
that its velocity was only about double
that of some of the English railroad ex-
presses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-26


presses.
DEATH BY DROWNING. Thursday eve
ming last, about O'Clock, Mr.. Orrin Forbes
and Mr.. Elizur Hills, both of East Hart
ford, ted in small boat from the foot of
State street, TO cross the river. They had
proceeded but two or three rods before the
violence of the waves caused the boat TO
swamp. Neither of them could swim, and
Mr.. Forbes was Immediately drowned.-
Mr.. Hills was saved, we understand, by
catching hold of the rudder of scow near
by. Mr.. F. was 81 years old, and has left
a wife and two children. He was employ
ed in the boundary Of Messrs. Sperry, Bulk
ley L. Pushee. The body was found yes
terday morning
TThe following are the Wing candid
ates for Congress in New Hampshire
Ichabod Goodwin; 2 Joel Eastman; 8
James Wilson; 4 Henry A Bellows.
nFThe news from Washington renders
it probable that the Government Loan for
$5,OOO,OO0 has been taken.
IFHon. R. I. Ingersoll sailed from
New York on Monday, at IL O'Clock M. in
the packet ship Burgundy, for Havre.
The NEXT CoNGREss.-The members of
the next Congress already chosen are polit
ically divided as follows: Wings 73. locos
Sc, Native l, Tariff democrats elected by
Wing votes 8. Of those We. to be chosen,
the Tribune estimates that Az will be Wings
and 50 locos-making grand total of 1870
Wings, ITO locos, 4 dubious.
GRAHAM's MAGAziNE.-Right gladly do
We welcome this magnificent monthly toour
table. 1t is long time since we have look.
ed upon its pleasant face yet, though the in
novating hand ofits enterprising editor has
somewhat changed its outward appearance,
we nevertheless hail it as an old acquaintance
The December number is illustrated with
three splendid engravings, viz -" Rebecca,"
The Pilot" and The City Of Columbus
The contents are varied, and from the pens
of some of the best writer's on the continent.
Graham's is the prince of Periodicals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
POETRY
R0ss ESEa raIsl.

ia ,he rsrgf Of Eaglish Fugi,ive Peer,
iss pieces are % be mel with Of DEEPER p.,bo
q more tender feeling Than the foIlowin,. !,
Al,'e WAITS \ breaches he very soul Or lde
Fss ever thine. vhsle'er this hesrt bstids.
ror ever thine. vhcre'rr our iot be ea.iz--
..e That may RIB us Of all wealth tesidi
Sh-il lesse Hove iii life iisrIf be past.
Fes ssrid may aroag ns--se siliLr..e ,,,h,,.,
rass Iriendi may change aud fsls,r hopes Dc.
fate - slasae y
ss'ss 'hoa 'st mine. beloved. and am lime |.
Or ever thine--when eireiing Years hsy. .nse.a
%, ines snorI 2iossoms DER ihy plaei.l hsnu.
a. leelh H.sh glow, iis purple light i hsd.
anu i'hes eioom where rosss nourish aov.
Say shall love The fading besu,y le..
whose spring tide radiance has been vhoil,
mime 'no'y
come what viii. thy s,estfast truth IN, Sle.,.
ou'n' m sgej thine own, for ever thine
~ Nv ever thine. \. evenings dewy hour,
cline; "ousats M
Hnen baimiest odors from each elo,ins a. q.
! Vine i, ssshsss sessd @s-thins. for eseFthine
may not name thy gentle nsme loud. j
But drink to thee in ,boash,-for ever thine
would not, sweet. prof.ne that siivery sound,
The depths Of love could soel rude hearts d.
RI vine f
1t the loud laughter peal. the toast 20 ROD d,
My thoughts, my thoughis are thine, foe ever
thine gls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
NOTICE to FARMERS,

lRIa.T. ssS ssesStly become the proprieior,of
.ssl TEE POTOMAC MILL, v. re.nss,fai
e noW beIlg Fdt NJ eOaspsssS-s.l $500.
ready for the reception OF Wheat
We have engaged the services Of The Same
experienced end obIislrg Mlllers, who, for ma.
Uissn suoh satisfnef ion 10
the custpmers Of. me mill; and we confidently
indulge The hope, mat, we win be permitted 10
relain. d We are resolved 10 merit, . eoaliia-
anes Of The Pstronags, which has, herelofofe,
been 50 literally extended 10 this we'll known
establishment.
AZ We feel no disposition 10 Incur the respon.
sibiliues and risks, which result from al spec
ulatons 10 breadsiutfs. We have determined 10
buy no wheat whatever, bat 10 confine oar
selves. simply and sofeiy, to thu Grinding of
Grain fpr Others. at The usual rates Of toll !;
gusrantyipg, Of course, 10 stand the Inspection
81 the Baltimore and Georgetown markets.
The commanding capabilities OF the Potomac
Min for manufacturing hour upon The most ex-
teusise scale, and 10 the best manner iis con.
yenience 70 The Csnsl, and fsciiiiies Tor loae-
ing aud enloading boais, &c., are well known 10
the farmers generally, and we reiterate the Is
surance, that hshaIi not be our fault, il. those
peculiar advantages do not continue TO be- daily
appreciated BY them
A. r. BoTELER, BRO. & CO..
Aug ID, l6A6-6t- Spirit eopv 6l.