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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-31
Never known to Fail!
Tyler's Ague and Fever Pills.

a certain, safe aud efEcctual cure for Agne g.
Fever, in all its varied forms Also, an excellent
Tonic IN Dyspepsia, PalPatatiOn Of the heart, Loss
of Appatite, Neuralgia, Nervous and other deseas-
o., which arise from n weak and dehillitaIed con
dillon Of the system.
These Pills are preplrel only by Dr.. g. K.Tyler,
a regularly educated physician, who from many
wears, experience, can confidently recommend them
a. the best remedy for Agua and Fever ever offer.
ed TO the public; having frequently tested their
great curative power upon those who had long
suffered under this troublesome and dangerous
disease.
Several eminent physicians who have obtained a
high standing for their successful treatment Of Ague
and Fever, use this preparation, and assert that
they have never known single instance where it
was taken as directed that il did not effect pet
lnanenl and lasting cure.
Those Pills contain neither mercury or ar'enc
" any thing that can iniure the system-but on the
,ontrary, may be taken where a medicine Of this
kind is needed, not only with perfect safety, but
with tho most decided advantage. Price One Dol
lar por box. For Sale in Yaxoo City by
o. o. WOODM.4N & co,
and G @ .NeKESSEM
and in Benton by il. g. w. LINDIAIM.
Aad in every town and village in the State.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
New Fall Goods

AT THE
Emporium of Fashion; or
q .Aer Cash and Exchange Stare" ,ciM Iou
prices
THE Subscriber has inst received from New
l. York, the most extensive and splendid
assortment Of Goods ever ofiel ed by him in this
place, including the greatest variety Of Ladies'
Cl.ak and Dress Goods, among which are ST.
per Plaid Wool Cloaking, Cecilia Cloth, (new
syle,) shaded ClemantIne, California Grape,
Oregon Robes, Graduated Robes, Fancy Cash
meres and NJ De LANES. (some at shlling,)
Black. blue and brown Alpaccas and Alpaca
Lnsi,es, Gala Plaid, Plaid Striped and Chang
able Dress Silks Salisbury Flannel, White and
cold do, Ginghams. Prints Of all STYLES and
prices from 5 TO 20 cents per yd. ShawlS, Fan
cy Hdkts and Cravats. Silk Cloak and Dress
Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Velvet and ether
Ribbons, Laces-Edgings-H Gloves,
Mlts, Shoes, &c. fine assortment
Also Broadcloihs, Beaver Cloths. Cassi.
mercs, Vestngs, Trimmings, Blankets. Cotton
Warp, Bats, Wadding, Ticking, Shooting,
Hats and Caps, &C. &c.
Also Groceries, CrOchery, Ha,d,care, and
.4rrs, &C. SC. ts. ,-.
Also DR.. Spears Medicines.
For sale at the lowest prices possible. hy
81 s. N. BPONcON. a"nnt
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Youilg Ia0tes' SrtooI.
Litchfield, Conn

VNHERE are vacancies for the admission OF
l. one or two pupils in the boarding depart
ment of this institution, the approaching Win
ter Term. commencing Wednesday Nov. llih.
Instruction in the Junior Department will
embrace the following branches I'D ga
Geography. Mental and Practical Arithme.
tic, Book Of Commerce, u. S. History, Gram
mar, Natural Philosophy, Rollin, Watts Chem
stry and Newman's Pheton ..
SENIOR.-Modern Europe, Algebra. Arm
otis Physics, paley's Natural Theology, File
ments Of Criticism. Waylands Moral Science.
Abercromhie's intellectual Powers. Classical
Antiquities, Whai:ly's Logic and Rhetoric.
Technology, Geometry. Physiology, Evidences
Of Christianity, Astronomy, Buffers Analogy,
and Constitutional Law. E..... .... y
The pupils in each department will be criti
cally exercised in Reading, Writing, Orhngra.
ply and Composition, and stated apprrpria
tons of time devoted TO reading works Of poru.
lar literature.
TERMS, for board, and tuition in English
branches per annum 1918
Music per quarter $40
Latin. French and Drawing, each IS
TUITION for day scholars, per term
of % weeks, Senior Department.. Si6
Junior Department, $l2
No pupil received into the boarding depart.
ment for less than year, and no day scholars
for less than Term.
Circulars to be obtained Of the Principal.
Miss J. Il. JONES.
Litchfield, Oct 3, '46. 2pif
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BY LAW.

III an annual To,cn meeting, legally harmed
and hoidea att the 11,cn Han IN Sharon, on
Monday The 5ih day of October, 1916,
VOTED. That il the owner of any Cattle,
' Horse or Mule, shall suffer the same TO 60
at large, out Of his OF their Enclosures after the
first day Of April 1917, such cwner shall for
and impound the same the sum of TWENTY-FIVE
cents for each head OF Cattle, Horse or Mule,
for each time they shall be so found at large,
out OF the owners Enclosure, and taken up.
That i shall be the duty of the Haywards
in their several Districts, and il shall for any
lreeho.der 10 impound any Cattle, Horse or
Mule, SD found out of the owners inclosure, or
at large, who together with the Pound Keeper
shall regulate the proceedings, receive the
Compensation, and have the same power as
granted in the State Law of this State " Emit
tied Pounds" provided. that no penalty be in
cured under thia Bylaw shall exceed the sum
Of three dollars. and the owner or owners of
said Cattle, Horse or Mule, so impounded,
shall moi receive the same from the Pound
until he shall have paid the person impound-
ing the same the amount OF forfeiture, and to
the Pound Keeper his fees and expenses for
keeping said Creatures, as in other cases ef
Creatures impounded provided that any person
being an inhabitant Of said town, may lei one
Cow run at. large on the highways and Com
mons and not incur the aToresai id penalty, upon
getting permit OF the Select Men of said town
therefor Z vHH v9t - , t.-.a~ tH
Tottd, That the aforesaid Bylaw be pub
lshed in the Litchfeld Enquirer. IT,
ERASTUs H. WINCHESTER.
Town Clerk. 3w"
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MARRIED..

In this village, on the 9th inst by the
Rev. DR.. Fuller, Mr., Lucius Denman Wood .
ruff, of Litchfeld, and Miss Mary Ann Fern
aid, of Pennfield, Charlotte county. New
Brunswick.
In Trinity Church, Wolcott, lille, on the
morning of the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Zell, MIR. Lewis Bristol, of Brookfeld, and
Miss Mary Ann Long, of the former place !;
on the same day, by the same, Mr.. Lorenzo
E. Gore, of Wolcottville, and Miss Clarinda
Wilcox, of Li,chfeld.
In Canaan, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Harley Goodwin. Horace C. Beckley, Esq :,
ofCanaan, and Miss Martha E. Landon, OF
Salisbury. a., ..1-.. ... ,.a..
In Sharon, Mr.. Nathan Stearns and
Miss Emaline Hoxe.
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DIED.

af In this village, on the 22d inst, CoRNEL1A
BRADLEY, daughter of Mr.. Augustus p.
Hinman, aged Is. She bore her long and
distressing disease, "a scrofulous form of
consnmption,) with the faith and patience
of a Christian, and, as her end was peace.
her afflicted relatives are sustained by the
consoling hope that she now sleeps in Jesus,
and that hers is the fruition ofthat heaven
ly country where there is no more pain nor
crying nor death.-CoM.' n s--,.s@,za,.-.-
In Milton, on the Gath inst, Mrs. Mari
ella, wife of Joseph Birge, Esq, aged 70.
In New YORK, on the l4th inst, Mary
Jane M'Carty, formerly of this village,)
aged %, wife OF Mr.. Albert G. Catlin,
In Sharon. Alanson Wheeler, ESQ. :,
aged 81 /; Mr.. Orange Lake. aged 50.
In Wolcottville, on the 2Sth ult., Mrs.
Sarah L...wifs of g.. A. Chaplin, aged IS.
In Bethlem, on the, 9th inst, Mr.. Abner
Allen and Miss Hannah Hays.
In South Canaan, on the 9Th inst Mr..
Theodore P. Prentice, aged Sl-son of the
tate Rev. Charles Prentice. As conductor
on the Housatonic Railroad, he had, by his
kind, gentlemanly and obliging manners,
'endeared himself to large circle of friends
and acquaiatances, by whom he will be long
remembered and his loss severely felt. '.7
In Norfolk, Mrs. Charlotte Pettibone
Mills, wife of Mr.. Hiram Mills. "'.
Z la Bridsswafer, on the 20th inst, the only
child Of Mr.. George Garfield, aged 10 mos.
q. In Washington, on the 9Th inst, Col
Ot1awley MorehouSe, aged So. .." are
In CoIebrook, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Alb
'igail M. Church, aged 36, wifeof MIR. Mason
Church, ~ gay!2 20 alf 1Af3G3TJ FAT@l !
In Roxbury, Mr. William 8. Pierce, aged
% years. fl2afgs 9&I 10 sci, rn9-. Es1
In Sheffield, Mass, Mr. Francis e Ensig1
late OtWolcottyille, ged 26.
5SSt3 shtSl - sd ,-aS.EtgT
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29

AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-we learn from
Port Lavaca, that drel took place, be-
tween Lieut.. jackson aud Capt. ThOmrs
+. Marshall, of the first Regiment of Ken
lucky Cavalry. After exchanging two
shots withOu; effect, an amicable adjust.
ment of their difficulty was made. The
origin of the quarrel is not known, but
Capt Marshall wasihe challenged party.
Through the same source from which we
derive the above, we learn that this Kerr
lucky regiment is in extremely bad health
which is very brackish and warm.
NJ o. Pi0yWne of II.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
LitchfcM County IS County Court, !
fsra OctObeS Term n. ID. 1916

.albe,1 Jeun,, IT, 's." "a ..eH7a a- #Itrs
VS., s-'n s.+ .t q .re- ..c
Ea,rord ": Strong, Richard J Petition for
Poet and others '" =. { Foreclosure.
TT pom tn foregoing entitled petitions, for
~ the foreclosure of certain Mortgaged pre-
misses lying in New Hartford in said county
Drought to the presen, term Of This court and
the said Edward W. Strong the Mor.gagor, ant
the said Richard Peet who is. represented to
have some interest in said mortgaged premises
having removed out Of this state TO parts UNI
knoWnto. tbe5petiioner, Therefore .-~.
It is ordered by this court that SAID petition be-
continued to the next term 81 this court, and
itat notice OF the pend encyN theroi,be given to
tn said Edward W. Strong and ia said Richard
Peet by Publishing thisorder' in The. Litchfield
Enquirer, public newspaper. printed and
published in Ltch6eld, in said Litchield coun-
'y. three weeks successfully. Immediately after
I he rising OF this court. By the court l .
2 FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,A3 v1
22F ~ g. .N Assistant Clerk;
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BOARDING SCHOOL,

VIZ. M. Ensigns Select Boarding Sch Dol
w will commence at his residence in South
Farms GU Monday, Nov. 9th. ..
One great object with the instructor will be
to prepare teachers for their I'M portant station
but all those branches pursued in high schools
ill receive attention. 7".....
Previous to the commencement ofthe School
a class will be formed for those who are desi-
rous of teaching the ensuing season.
Board may be obtained in the family Of the
Principal on reasonable terms.
Tuition from SO to "a per ~ weeks.
South Farms, Oct. It'll, 1916. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
NEW IRON FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOP,

THE Subscriber is now prepared to
IL make Iron Castings of every de-
scription. large or small, gears Of all kinds,
MACHINERY, PLOWS, SL.4Y& OUT
TER SHOES, COOK, PARLOR &
BOX STOVES. from, the best paf;s,ns,
WOOLE.N & COTTOyN JM.9CHLS.E.
RH, 6nat and repaired, Wood and Iron tur.
ming, JohbIng Of every kind done at short no.
tice. Iron Water Wheels. water wheel Regu.
latprs, Clover Mills. Turning Lathes, Saw Ar
bors, sc &C. The subscriber fatiens himself
thatfreEn his long exnerience in business, he
hasllbe able to satisfy all. 0z-Please call and
Washington, June 2oth, 1916. SeOw6m
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|HC'ytf" SO""'y 90 S"H"iT SOWt,
Ort"6er te'm,.1 d. 1916.
Charles B. Richards .-.. .,s..
VS.. .,'
Educord W. Strong, Richard } Petition for
rect, andothers' Foreclosure
TT pom the foregoing entitled petitions, for
" the foreclosure oicertain mur,gaged prem
ises lying in New Hartford. in said county.
brought to the present term OF this court, and
the said Edward W. Strong the mortgagor, and
the said Richard Poet who is reprcsente TO
have some interest in sal irnorsgaecd premises,
having removed to parts nnknCwn to the pc.
tti"ner, therefore-Tt is ordered by this. court.
that said pettionbe continued TO The next term
Of this court, and that notice. of the pendsncy
thcrol be given 10 The said Edward w. Strong
and TO The said Richard Peetby publishing this
order in the LitchfeId Enquirer, public news
paper printed and published in Litchicld in
said Litch6rd county, three weeks successive
N, Immediately aaterl he rising s. This court.
BY the Count - f. d. ~PEEMAN.
22t Assistant Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
District of RorORyY. S..
Brobnik Cnlil.E -.

-. -. = = # 1TOVIIt IUUTt. u
HHSFAI Of Nancy Camp, late OF Roxbury,
~ IN said District, deceased. The Court of
Probate for the District of Roxburv, hath lin.
tied and allowed sin months fram-the~ date
hereolfor the cfeditorsof sai1estateto present
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect
to present, their accounts, property atested,
within said time, will be debarred recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate paynentto. -. 81 E~--cI
, DANIEL B. BRaNSM ABE, Executor.
Washington, Sept, 30th, 1916. ash. 81 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
PIANO FoRTHs, MUSIC,
AND
FANCY GOODS!

THE undersigned, for many years agent for
l. Lemuel GilbeIt's celebrated Patent Grand
Action Piano ortes, has opened ware room
IN New York. l56 Fulton ST., next door 10 the
corner OF Broadway, where supply OF Piano
Fores 4Eoliar Attachments of exquisite tone
and finish also Bacon T. Ravens instruments,
Seraphines, Parlor Organs Victims. Flutes, Gui-
,ars and Aceordeons. &c. !; Violin and Guitar
strings, Music OF all kinds, Songs, Duets. Mar
ches. Walizes, Polkas, &c. Instruction Books
for Piano, Flute, Guitar, &c. In addition an
assortment of Perfumery, Cologne. Extracts,
Soaps, Brushes and Fancy Articles. Orders
for brass ins:rumentsfor Bands, and instruments
and books for church choirs. promptly attended
TO. Pianos AMI other instruments warranted,
any packed to 60 sny distance a ore .'i.1H'' !
CHARLES HOLT, Jr., 156 Fulton street.
2docrs east Of broadway.
aiw5 p s.-A coed Piano Forte ies $3.50.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
Gut and Wrought Mails.

Window Glass OF all sizes; Hollow, Earhern
aud Tin Ware. Peg Boots of al! the diferen,
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Bools--in fac,
an unusual assortment of all the different class
rs of Dry Goods, Cir ,ceres, Hardware and 9th.
er articles usually kept in country store.
Also, an extensive assortment Of Satin Bca-
yer, Pearl and Nutra HATS, cf the latest
style. which will be sold low for cash, or Farm
ers' rrodnce. -.--. ...
NIB Highest prices paid for all kinds o:
Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs. &c. &c.
GEO. w. WHITTLESEY.
No. Mum st. opposite Jmdge Pe'ry's Office.
New Milford, April Is, lsl6 tf2l
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29

U-The music at the Missionary Meetings
ly excellent The Choir is one of the very best
in the state, and on these occa ions, received
the highest Communications from the hest judg-
cs present. We were not present at the Con-
cert on Wed nesday evening, but hear it spoken
of as an exceedinglyrch entertainment.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29

THE WOLCOTTVIIsIsE MAFUFAC-
TURING COMPANY
OFFER FOR SALE the STORE formerly
~ occupied BY them. Said store il situated
IN the center Of the village of Wolcottville, ad-
Joining the Hotel Of N. y. Richards, and the
locate n for a cash business in merchandising
is mot surpassed by any other in the county
Possession will be & iven Immediately.
Enquire OF B. H. MORSE, Agent.
WolcoIViile, Oct. 10, 1916.
N. b. All persons indebted 10 the above ma
med Company are requested to make payment
Of the same. %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29

D'The number of Americans killed nj
the siege of Monterey is now put down at
no, less than 700, and the wounded at 800
in all, ONE THOUSAND!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
DIR Y GOODS.

how opening, suitable for the Fall and Winter
Trade, and consisting Of the best west of Eng
land Cloths and Cassimcres also French
Cloths, superior article for great coats, Vest
ings of all kinds, Satins, Tailors' Trimmings,
gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velvets, Broad
Cloths very cheap, Drawers and Wrappers, Sc.
&c. Also splendid assortment of goods for
Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses, which will be of.
tered at very low prices. Also black and blue
black S ,lks, Stripe Lcvantine and Satin Stripe,
do Sinchews and I'd wide Gro de Rhine, Do
lack biue-black and Fancy Bomhazines, Mus
lin de Laines of late style and very low, Man.
sock Muslins. Null Muslns, Book Muslins,
india Cambrl~ks Bishops, Lawn. Thread and
Lace Edgins.
And complete assortment OF Sheeting and
bleached Muslins: Cotton Yarn {; Carpet Warp
tarpe,lng OF various les: and large supply
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
NOTECE.
NEW GOODS.

HAVING just returned from Boston, New
IL York, and intermediate ports, with a
careful and we'll 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 assort-
ment Of Bombazines, Merinoes, Aipacas, Mus
lin de Lanes, Ladies' Cloak, Dress Goods and
Trimmings.
A large stock Of PRINTs.
Domestic Goods OF all kinds, including about
50 pieces Broad Cloths, C0ssin,eres and Sat-
inetts, which We offer for sale as cheap as the
cheapest. .. .....
Also large assortment of Boots, Leather,
Morocco and India Rubber Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Muffs, Buffalo Robes, &c sc. &C.
A full assortment OF Groceries, CrOekery, &
Stone Hare.
Pocket and Table Cutlery and good assort-
ment of Hard Ware, Books and Stationery.
One good Cook SfoUe and Furniture.
Wanted good fall Butter for which the high
est market price will be paid.
Any quantity of Palm Leaf Hats in exchange
for G GODS.
-. PICKETT s. TURRELL.
South Farms, Oct. 26, 1916. 23u
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MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARIES

The Annual Meetings Of the Home and For.
eIgn Mission Societies for Litchfeld County
were held IN the Congregational Church in
u THIS village on Wednesday tie 9lst inst
The exercises Of the Home Mission Society
commenced at 10 o'clock-Gen Brinsnade
dent Of the Society, in the Chair Amer
Nv Rev Mr.. Parmelee, Of South Farms,
~ pas"fmated address in behalf ofDomes-
tic Alssions was made by Rev. Mr.. Sesley Of
WqlePltfille He was followed by Rev. Mr.
Pase q Michigan, the representative of the A.
metieau Hbme Missionary Society. who gave
an exceedingly interesting account Of the state
Of religion q The west, accompanied by descrip-
tiOns Of the Ffivation, hardships and sacrihces
i experienfcdby miss onsres and churches in
the rhewk western settlements. Without any
attempts Al eratory, Mr.. Page gave the audi
ehte .JdcyS IN a plain ard unaffected STYLE
watch could NOT fail 10 excite the ..symnpalhles
prayeTif and liberal contributions of every
ekhistR nnheare-. ,...a.-l., r.EJ q
I TheN moun, paid by this Auxiliary Society
: int6ltDidN Eeasury of the All. M. S was stated
. lobe abeA' S a3oo-more, we believe, than du-
: ting any PSe vious yeal and as the Importance
ofHome Miss IONS is better understood, the con-
: tributipns Of H. favored churches Of New Eng
land will doubtless continue to increase.
TIe'folltdag gentlemcn were appointed Of
: feers Of the societNfor the ensuing year:
DANIEL B, BRINsAADE, Esq, President
Es4;sSs b p1ass 50 So. yies Presidents
1aex, I PERRIN, Of CO hen. Secretary. G
SAMUEL P, Bodies. Esq Treasurer. -e.
" STEPHEN DEFINING, ESQ. ssud;tor. : IS : ''.
!. Rev. Charles Bentley, Rev Joseph Eldridge,
: Rev. Layaiette Perrin. Dea. Teftius D. Potter,
I, Charles. Adams, Executive Committee. ....
7 .' The exercises of the Foreign Mission Socie.
ty commenced at half past l-Erasfks Lyman,
Esq, President, in the Chair Prayer was Of
fered by Rev. Mr.. Bently of Harwinten, after
which the audience was eloquently addressed
by Rev. Mr.. M'Kinstry Of Torrington. The
Rev. DR. Green, one of the Secretaries Of the
American Board, gave an interesting account
4 of the condition of the numerous missions un-
der the care of the Board, and made an impress
sive appeal for their continued support by the
American churches. .as
The receipts into the treasury of the county
society, during the past year, were, We believe,
about $1,000.
The officers elected for the ensuing year, are
NATHANIEL B. SMITH, Esq, President
Rev. JOSEPH ELDR1DGE, Wa p.o.;1,-
Rev. FosD1c HARRisoN, 'e i'''oe"'s
Rev. DAVID l.. PARMELEE, Secretary.
CHARLES L. WEBn, Esq. Treasurer.
CYRUs CATL1N, Esq, Auditor.
Rev. Fosdic Harrison, Rev. Eph Lyman,
Rev. Joseph Eldridge, Rev. d. L. Parmelec,
William Beebe, Esq. Charles Adams, Execu-
tive Committee.
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Those Little City Airs
HI. A. HULL

H1s IA IN U Hlh
W7OULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
received the fashions for the Fall and winter
Of SiG-7: and that he can be found at all bu-
siness 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 TO Spprec late the unboun-
ded patronage received through the late dull
season, and our grateful acknowl Judgements arc
duly tenhered. r, ....
Litchfield, Aug, 1916. III
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29

Col. Henry l. Fuller, of Kent, was admit
ted TO the Bar Of this county at The late ses-
sion OF the County Court holden in this vii
lage. ....
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29

: M M. SUBSCRIBERS subs having been assigned BY
~ theoonrt2oi Probate for the district of
Philo Beals, late Of CoIebroo ydeceassJ re,S1
resented iqsolF emf; hereby give notice, that We.
WILL meet on The business OF cur appointment
at the house of Abiram Chamberlain il. so;J
Cole5reek On the third "wednesday instantand
on Inc second Monday Of Apri! ineXt at 3 o'clock
in the 'foreroolf on each of said days. Six
mohthe are allowed and limited forF creditors
OF sa'tt Estate to present their claims 10 ne
Subscribers All claims n usI EsGtilflg proved.
ASA WHITE Z. .ggssyx.sg ID g.
ADRIAN CHAMBERLAIN. CON-
Colebrook, Oct 8th 1916. III 3wo1
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MB MG I" M& ~ HNM-0DS
-,.ssYV NHE enclosure Of the
M Es5a IL subscriber in New Mil
MkW ford, on or about the 23d Of
AA- September. a red yearing
STEER with some white on it. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
JOHN H. BROWNSON
23* New Milford, Oct. "a. l846. ..
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Present, Daniel Hotchkiss. Esq, Judge:
I'm motion Of Aason Norton Administrator
tolk %lfhhf saidadistFcf DECEASED This. Court
doth authorize and directsaid Administrator to
make sale ofallthe estate OF the deceased. either
at public or private sale Except such part as is
SET 10 the widow first giving notice Of the time
printed il. Litchfeld. and by posting eopy
of said notice on the public sien-post nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt, in. said
town Of Norfolk. and make re;uru 10 this Court
10 70 whom WI sod and for how much With an ACCOUNT
DANIEL HOTCHKlSS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
NEW GODDS!
g. WEBB. ,.

EJAS just received large assortment of
IL Cloths and Cassimers, and other Dry
Goods. Also. Fresh Teas and Groceries-Fowl-
ing Pieces-Gun Locks, Tubes, Wad Cutters.
Powder Flasks. Shot Bags, Ems fish Powder and
Shot-Bleached winter strained Lamp Ola
few second hand Stoves--ior sale cheap.
Litchfeld, Sept. 80, lS4G. 3w