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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13
DR. WINANs,.
BaLSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
AN lNVALCARLE FAMILY MEHaclAf

AN NNALo ABLE FAMILY MEDICINE ,
BEING sbke. kEAkDl Fok
ToNSuMfrloN m all us va,ios. forr., eotps
~ AsrEsa. BRoScuirs. GROUP. VA. p,,1
Ccagh. SYuui.g Of Blood. D.Eesi,s n Brsssiiss,
Pe,ns an As >sas and Brssst. Asssssss. LivkN
| COMPLAINTS. &C.
The medical roper,ies OF Dr. Wisa6s Bsl.sm %
Wild Cherry ore fully e.,ahiishsd IN every ssc,ios
al The country by - soesess IN essinG lir p,ss 10
veiersic eases VI he foregoing ciass oi Diseases
Ia almost every instance ~hsrs u No. here pes
severed IN. a has ert ted radical care. Althoueh
~ many eas's this Bssan viii aassd is,ssedssAs
rehei or. ai least effect great change in . kv
Jays. sii !, cannot be expected ~ work .iss~les,
~ curing all m 50 shou thine, ressose ksaish
u a h'me ih1i has been 4 rey ts fell dssssss 6S
years.
Bssljes. there are many sta ges OF he came d.
ease. thai ~ is impossible for ssv physician 10 De-
ermine The quantity Of medicine required Ia sssslAs
cute ~. hercoi peiiojs and orsns requiring vssys
ng quantities. hence. in some easss, ssnaie to,sae
Is suiicieni. while Others will reQuue three " Guf
10 pt duce The same elect.
All we ask o the PsIi, NJ. is 10 give m~djeioe
a iaf ital, ond he Gay rest assured ths, n wal b.
productive OF the most beneficial results
Patients. IN taking ,hs msdcinene~d net fesss;cs
themselves Us regards diet. exccpI avoiding ,hS
most inj'gesiielc s,i'eIts vi ood--sueh ~ sailed
anu smoked meat 'shhsccs. onions. cueuun hers &e
They should pay proper siisnlvp ,hsr ,Asir dsese
rs warm. and avt'i exposing themselves ~ the ia
clomencios Of The weather; be csseful not esss
exercise,
Frequent barhinx m q wars, hath. and shA 49, az
; han glove for rubbing the acsh before gossg ~
bed. vii aid The medicine IN it's effects.
The h'weis should be Kept open win soass gen.
le medicine. such d. Wi.on's Poor MLs's
Pills. which vii be found much Superior TO snt
'ureshNe piiis now IN use. and will else 80 tks
3sisom in all affections o. me liver.
For sale Wholesale and rc,ad ~
& 7 noRNBRook. Monroc 81.
20 ly xybS.huc w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13

Id ACoN--iiar. and Shoulders for sale nv
I'D mari @ a wAKENAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13

NOllCE.
ME Books and Papers OF The late 6rn u
L GRlkSEMER Il TALLANr are placed IN
my hands for seiieme mt. aud duly snih osised
:" settle The business Of The firm. Those indebied
viii pie use make nsan, payment, On u is nescsss
~ To close The business at u. co.
inn 30 n TALLANT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13
TITAN CARPETs.

NIRGINIA--IS cuAScERy--At rules held
~ the Gle Ms office OF the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chanccry ior the county Of Ohio
IA the month VI March 1896
The Trustees 81 the President, Directors aud Com.
pany Of the Belmont Bank Of 81 Clsir.viile.
Complains nts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13

Nm oSlCRY HoSlERY!--A fine ssspu mens
n ~ Spfmg and Sdmfnef Hose and hail Hose
- diHsreni uhliness aisp stick ai Eads' snA
Mise, d.; on bend and mr. ale o., r~a-onahi. r.tes
by omar 100 ) r HORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13

s1A KEGS TWIST TOBACCO. reed and
eDV Tor sale by
mar 10 HUDSON 4 MORRISON.
= - BOXES PLUG HONEY DEW TO.
% BACCo-
S boxes 6 plug Honey Dew T'beoco
Is de- ~ do do do
Reed and for ,ale by
mat 10 HUDSON & MORRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13

All orders shall hs rtwnpily attended 10
mari ROBr ARM. TRONG Il co. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13

M MATS CINNAMON
II W. 30 Kegs Ginger
90 Bags Pepper 10 bags Pinenio
Received ard for sae hy
MIR IL HUDSON g. MORRISON.
~ 81 BRLs PLANTATION MoLASSEs
OoV received and Eif ssie by
mar 10 HUDSON a. MORRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Class ~,
drews at Alexandria, March %, 1916. 66
Numbers, IL drawn ballots.
| of S23 900 OF 10000 of 1000
Tickets $40. Certificate of % wholes Is
dollars; shares in proportion.
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NOrICE.

M GLASSES AND SUGAR. received ,his do
lvA ond icr sale a. yet reduced press. by
irhI III NJ JAMESON. Produce oalsr
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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

Ic+The Committee of Arrangements will eel,
upon the kindness of the ladies in The several
families for the good things with which TO fur.
nish the tables on the above occasion. A spe.
cal committee appointed to arrange tables, sc
will receive such provisions as may be furnish
ed Messrs F. 4. Marsh, And NV Bbel, E. B.
Webster, Solomon Marsh ID and Geo. Seymour
cmpose this committee.
Msssrs. Frederick Ruel, William Beebe, AL
bert Sedgwick and Benjamin Webster will act
as committee of order, classify The different
generations, &c.
Messrs. G. C. Woodruff, H. W 3uel, W. L.
SFaedley. and George w. Beers, are appointed a
committee to register the names OF those pres
eRt according to their genealogy.
Several gentlemen will make addresses on
the occasion. giving much interesting intorma-
ton respecting the early history Of these two
families. 1t, is desired that there may be as
full an attendance Of the Descen' ants of John
Marsh and John Buel as prat tici Die, and all
interested are requested TO extend the Informs
ton as 6 ersively as the time will allow. La
dies and Gentlemen connected b. marriage are
also requested to attend,
The Committee also respectfully invite the
clereylren Of the several nominations in this
town to be present on this interesting occasion.
Gy-Should The weather be unfavorabe on
Thursday, the pic mic will be postponed TO the
next fair day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
THE HIILFOBD BARD.

Ag,erably to previous announcement, Il 6
child of song and favorite Of the muses., Was
to have pronounced lecture on Temperance
in Wilmington, Del, on Saturday evening last
He had openly declared war against King Al
cohnl, bur unfortunately, in preparing for bat
tie, the Kings forces got the better OF the Bard
and so disabled him that he was compelled to
retreat and take up his quarters in the Upper
Wilmington market-house, where he was found
snoozing quietly on Sunday morning Inc
lecture Of course, had to be postponed The
next time, we hope the Bard may be more sue
cessful-,hat he may pill his colors 20 the
mast and fight like a brave general, unit; the
Kings forces are completely routed.
Bal. Patriot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
DIED.


y, IN this town, suddenly, on the 9Th lust.
Mr. Dani i Gar. EFT, Jr., aged 81.
In this village, on the 3lst ult. Mrs. Anne
carter, in the 18th year of her age. She
died in the Christian faith.
In this town, July Is, Mrs. Rachel Por-
ter, widow of John Porter, aged "A.
At Torrington, August 2lst, MIR. Asaph
Gillett, aged GA much esteemed citizen,
In New Hartford, on the Goth inst. Dan
iel Lyman, Esq, aged 62
In St James Parish, Derby, on the 2lst
inst Ira L. UforJ, Esq, Attorney a, Law,
in the 42d year ofhis age:
In Plymouth, Parish of St. Peters on the
@iSt inst. Mrs. Abel G Welton; aged "a.
In Mlddletown, Jefferson county, XIV, of
consumption, Thomas A. Hotchkics, late of
WATERFOWL, Conn, aged 50.
In Hope Valley, Hebron. on the 22d inst,
OF dropSy on the chest, Diantha Frances.
daughter of Gardner and Eleanor Barber,
and wife of Henry B. Stiles. of Hartford,
aged "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
EARLY IMPRESSIONS.

can recollect that when q very little child
was standing at the open window, at the close
of lovely summers day. The large red sun
was Just sinking away behind the western hills:
the sky W; gold and purple commlngled; the
winds were sleeping, and soft stiffness seem
I'd to hang over the earth. | was watching
the sun as he sent his yellow ray through the
trees and felt kind Of awe, though knew
not wherefore. Just then my mother came to
me. She was raving with iIenZy-t"r reason
had long since lett lis thronc-and her, VIC
tim Of madness. She came up to the, wi!d
with insanity. pontec , the glorious sun IN
the west, and in a moment she was calm! She
took nv little hands within hers, and told me-
that he great God made the sun, the stars, the
world-cvery thing; that he it was no made
her llttle boy, and gave him an immortal spirit {;
that wonder sun. and the green fields, and the
world itself will one day be burned up; bu
that the spirit Of her child will then be alive
for he must live when the heavens are gone
that he must pray to the great God, and love
and serve him forever!
She let go my hands-matlness returned
she hurried away. stood with my eyes filled
with tears, and my bosom heayng with emo.
tons which could not have described; hut
can never forget the impressions which that
conversation of nv poor mother left upon me
0, what blessing would it have been, had
the inscrutibc providence of God given me a
mother who could have repeated these lnstruc-
tons, accompanied by her prayers, through al
The days of my childhood! But 'even go, Fa
Their, for so il seeme,h good in thy sight!
Req. John Todd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
u. Faml's Collegiate Institute.
LitohfIeld, Conn.

REN J. D BERRY Gate Presideu, oT Sh l.
Oy C"llege' Ky, mas purchased the resi-
dence OF the Rev. Mr.. Eastman ION Prospeca
null as the most favorable location for giving
private family instruction in all those branch
Is OF education taught in academies and our
best regulated colleges The course &c instruc-
ion WI ne strictly elevated and critical, and
the discipline arental. and in accordance with
Ihe views OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
S'uueh'S Will he received into the family Of
The rector; and at oil times be uader the d.
rectinn and inspection Of himself and Profess
ors' OF winch there will be one to every twelve
students Every inducement will he offered
for Their social, intellectual aud religious i'm.
provement; and for keeping them from those
temptations and designations scmet mes con-
nected with public institutions. Students are
admitted to the Preparatory department al
sany age, and for any space of time no, lcss than
one session. The Collegiate course will COM
PRISE term of four years with the same prep
aratton necessary for entrance to the Freshman
class IN onr N. f. Colleges. A com. tie APP
paratus Will he furnished, part of which is
already received. The academical year is di.
vlded into two sessions of five months each
the ISL sis:lon'to commence the Sd Wednesday
IN February, and the I'd session the 1st Wedes.
ia September.
TERNS-In advance. and including tut
tlon, board, washing, wood, lights & stationa-
ry, 500 per session.
in Collegiate Studies, to day srhol-
ara, per session, $50
High English branches, $l5
Common Eng branches, $40
Special attention given to penrnanship. Eng
lish composition and the higher mathematics:
and opportunities offered for Painting. Drawing
and Agricultural pursuits A board of over
seers will he appointed for the Institute. Of
which the Bishop Of the Diocese will be solic-
lied to act as President
90 There will be day school in the Inst'-
tu'e 10 commence on Wednesday, Sept, l6th'
and continue FIVE months.
SIS J. d. RERRY Rector
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
Supreme Court Litch.tieid County, I
.1ugssf Term n. ID. 1S16 Z

WHEREAS Miles Morse of Plymouth in
w said County has brougf 10 this Count
MS certain petition for fol O1u e of certai.s
premises as by sard petition on file appears at
larg', iwher az il is shown to this court that
William Scovill formerly Of said Plymouth, enc
OF the respondent in said petition is deceased
and The places of residecce of his heirs are un-
known x; to the petitioner bat supposed 20 belln.
IT'S therefore ordered ,ha, notice he given To-
'he neIfs OF the said Wilirm Scovill Of thc-
tendency Of this petition by publishing this,
order IN newspaper printed in Litchfield at
least three times tour weeks previous to the
adjourned term Of this court to be holden om
the FIRST Monday of November next.
By Order of Court.
F. D. BEEMAN. Asst Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
NOTICE.

THE inhabitants OF the Town Of Litchfeld
are hereby notified that special Town Meet.
ing will be held at the Town Room on Monda
the 7th day OF September inst, at , o'clock
p. NJ, to take such measures relative to the
LitclIGeld aud Harwinton Turnpike Road
may be thought e\pedent. Also. to act res
pecting the Road lat y lad out firm ne Lo,
al r. Barber's house to near Garfield Hayden =
house. Also, in respect to road near Willis
Stones house, leading from Mount Tom to M l.
ton, and the discontinuance ofa part Of the old
road near the same.
Also, respecting a Road from near Curtiss
Fu!ps house on Mount Tom 70 the Washingt' n
Line. and the discontnuance Of the old tnrn
pike from Peters Road to Washington, and the
Bridge on the same.
Also, the d,contnuance Of the old Road from
near Curtiss Hnll's to the old Turnpike.
Also, the discontihuance Of the Road fr m
near the house Of Abel II Clemons to the new
Turnpike on Washington Line.
Also, in reference TO altering the Road near
Bisselps Mill al Bantam Falls village, and tc
do any other proper business.
CHARLES JONES,
WIN L. SMEDLEY,
EDWARD GARNSEY, {
P. PARKllURST,
Litchfe!d. Sept 2. 1916. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
Litcafeld County, IS
ri. An 03fSf Trim 1919

''"P'''" NO"'' "1"S" SE Ae'". lCAO
WHEREAS, Almira Walter, of New Hart
lord. in the county OF Litchfeld, and State
OF Connecticut, has brought her petition tts
this Court against Andrew H. Walter, pray
ing for divorce on the ground of the adul-
terry of said Andrew r. Walter. And where
as the said Andrew H. Walter now resides
Out of this state in parts unknown:
ORDERED that notice of the tendency of
said petition be given to said respondent BY
publishing this order in newspaper printed
IN newspaper printed in Litchfield county :,
SIX weeks successfully at least six weeks pr
or to the February term of this Court. lS47 ),
TO which Court this petition is continued.
And the said petitioner is also directed to de-
posite in some Post Office in this county, at
least two copies of said newspaper containing
this order, directed TO the said respondent at
Gorham, in Ontario county. ard State of New
York, which copies shall be so deposited at
least six weeks prior to said February term.
BY the Court
14wG ID. BEEMAN, Asst Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
HTOHL Y IMPORTANT FROM
MEXICO!

SGEta .qRG at Veya Cruz s-Imprisenmenfc
Paredes!!- yNslrs from Hhe .aSmy-S eizag
eStae CALIFORNIA; etc. 100.
WASHINGTON, August 81 1876.
The steamer McKim arrived at New
Orleans on the 23d, with dates from
Point Isabel 20 the 18th, and from Ca.
margo TO the 18th. She brought loo
volunteers on the siCk list. Gen. VIM
0. Butler was confined 10 his tent a,
Point Isabel. by sickness. CL,na, 95
miles above Camargo, was taken by Nc.
Culloch and his Is rangers, on the 9Th
OF August. Seguin, with one hundred
mounted Mcxicans, took flight from the
town, which contains 700 inhabitants -
There were 300 regulars at Camargo, on
Inc 9Th. ready to start for Monterey.
The volunteers were pouring in. Gen.
Taylor arrived on the 9th, with his staff.
Baylle Peyton also arrived on the 9th
A grand review of the troops took place,
and 1t is SAID Taylor expressed himself
in terms Of admiration of their disci-
pIinc. Duncan's battery: md McCuIloch
with a portion of his men left Camargo
on the 18th, in the direction Of Nc nterey.
The steamer Arab arrived off Vera
Cruz on the 18th Aug. with Santa Ana
on board. He Immediately placed him
self at the head of the movement in that
department.. The departments ofPuebla
and Mexico have declared for Santa Ana,
and Paroles has already been taken
prisoner. Therevolt at the Capital was
headed by General Salas. Before Santa
Ana left llavanah, he took letters from
General Campbell to Commodore Con-
ner, and avowed himself, in reply to
some inquiries as TO his intentions, as
follows - Fhe people Of my country are
for War. then I am aOith. them, but IsUouid
pcrter peace"
News had been received in Mexico
that Monterey on the Pacific and Cali
f0rnia had been taken by one of the
vessels of the United States SQUADRON
Another account says that all California
had yieldedto The Americans.
A letter dated at Vera Cruz 10th Au-
gust, says that advices have been re-
ccived by Express Of the formal Annex
alton of California tothe United States;
that is, the U. s. forces have tae IN po-
session of CALIFORNIA;. This news came
to the British Consuia,e,at Vera Cruz.
Dispatches were TO be sent to Eng
andto New-Orleans by special express.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
MARRIED..

In this town, on Monday evening last, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Swan, Mr.. J. C. Pushee, OF
Hartford, and Miss Grace G.. Plumb, OF
Litchfeld.
At New Preston. ON the 18th ult., BY Pro.
fessor Day, of Western Reserve College,
Rev. Samuel II. Seelye, of Woicotlville,
and Miss Elizabeth Day, of New Preston.
In New Haven, Aug Is, by Rev. Mr..
Grigg, MIR. James Winship, Jun. to Mss
Mary Frances Hoyt, of Norwalk.
In Northampton. Va. on the 4lh ult,
Lieutenant Thomas l.. Ringgold U S. A.
to Miss Susan u. B. Only daughter of The
late Hon. Abel p. UpShur.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
Later From Santa Fe.
N - In

The ST. Louis Rerille publishes lette,
rom S"n;a F., dated July II, from which
we learn that Governor Armijo had Or
dered the people TO be in readiness to
march against The United States Army
1t is suggested that he makes this demon
slralion of resistance, without really in
tending 10 execute it, although he init
mates that he would rather fight than
surrender the country. He assured the
merchants and traders tina, they would
all be protected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

Sudden Death Col. A. Tanning, cd Regi
ment U. :. Artillery, died suddenly, at the Hen
ri House in this city, yesterday afternoon, a.
bout O'clock. Of apoplexy. He was apparent
ly in good health until within an hour of his
death.
Col F. was So years Of age. He entered the
army in 1912, served through the war with
England was with Gen. Jackson through the
Seminole war; and was in service in Florida,
where he participated in two Of the most san
culinary battles Cincinnati Gag, .4ug. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

THE Court of Probate for the District #
l. Sharon has limited and allowed to the
creditors of the Estate Of Charles F. Sedgwick
of Sharon in said District, an Insolvent Debtor,
six months from the Goth ofJuly, 1916, pre-
sent their claims to the undersigned (appoint-
ed) Commissioners on said estate for examina-
ton.
Now We, the said Commissioners hereby
give notice that we will meet to attend to the
luties Of said appointment, at the Hotel Of
Mr. Ransom in said Sharon, on September thes
18th, 1876, on January tie goth, ls47, at o.
clock. A. N on each Of said days.
SAMUEL ROBERTS, Jr., ! Corr.r.
WIN C STERLING, 00"''' -
Sharon, August It'll, 4sl6, 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
THE LIGHT INFANTRY COMPANY

A week or two since, in publishing list
of the Captains of the Light Infantry Com
pan, fthis town, we omitted the names of
three of its commanding officers, viz viz,
JONATHAN EUEL, THOMAS TRowBRIDGc E, and
DANIEL GARRETT. The omission was c.
casioned by a break in the Records OF the
Company. which extend, fro N 1905 to 1918.
By request, we new ro-publish the list com l..
plete.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

The Atlas intimates its belief that the nomi-
nation Of Ralph I. Ingersoll as Minister to Rus.
sia, was made with the expectation that he
would decline it, after Congress Tad adjourned
and then the President could ri. the embassy
to Chas. J Ingersoll, Of Pa. who could moi
have received the sanction Of the Senate, had
been proposed The two IngSrsolls are own
cousins. The latter would undoubtedly have
been nominated to the Senate for the place
had it moi been previously asceriained that he
stood no chance Of being confirmed.
Springfield RePUb.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
NOTICE,

AL! persons indebted to the subscriber, arc
requested TO call and cancel their accounts.
And he public generally, are hereby notified
that from, and after the lst day Of September
all business Will be transacted for ready pay
e'thcr IN cash or barter. and at the smallest
living profit. The patronage ola generous pub
lie is respectfully solicited
S d. WHEELER, AGrNr,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

by order Of the Court Of Probate for th~dis-
tfsri OF sharon, 80 much IT the real estate,
1T DR.. John w. Smith, late Of sharon IN -
District deceased, as will raise the sum Of tbT !.
hundred sixty throe Dollars rs cents willab-
sold at Public Auction at the late dwellinas
house Of said deceased in said Sharon on the
Path day Of September nPxt al o'clock p. III.
CHARLES SEARS, Ad'm<
Sharon Aug. 25th lS46.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03

We observe BY the Litch6eid Enquirer. that
there is to be family Pic. mic. of the descend
ants of John Marsh and John Buei, two Of the
original settlers of that town, at Marsh's grove.
near Bantam Lake. on Thursday, the Sd Of Sep
TENDER next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ As we come
within this call, we speak for seat al the fam
iy table. No event would sffcid US more
pleasure than to be present al such gather
ing.-.N. II. Register.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
THE EARTHQUAKE

In anOthes part Of our paper will be found a
notice Of an earthquake al Boston and vicinity.
The shock was very sensibly felt and heard in
COlebrook. New Hartford. Winchester, and
other places in this vicinity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
BOOTS e. SHOES

THNHE undersigned has taken Room over Mr.
H. +. II. Skdmore's Store in Bethlem, and is
prepared to manufacture, and keep on hand
BOOTS and SHOES, of every description made
IN the hest Style and OF the betst Materials All
orders executed with promptness. The patron.
age OF the public is respectfully solicited
TRACY BARNES, Agent.
Bethlem, July 1886 3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
Cattle Show and Fair.

TNHE seventh AnnLal Cattle Show and Fair
l. olthe Ltchfield County Agricultural So
ciety will be held at L'ichfeld on "Wednesday
the 23d, and the Ploushing Match and award
If Premiums on Thursday the 18th day of Sep.
TENDER 1916, Of which the usual notice will be
gwen by the Committee Of Arrangements.
The Members Of the Society are hereby mott
lied that their Annual Meeting will be held at
the Lecture Room ofthe Congregational Church
m Wednesday evening at o'clock for the
choice OF officers for the year ensuing, and TO
'ransact any other business proper to be done
at said meeting,
BY order tf the President
A. 5. LEWIS, Rec. Sec.
LtchGeld, Aug 81, 1916 4wl4
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
STATE PAUPERS.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
HAurFnEn AuuuSf fn,h roo.

HAhIrohD, august lUtH, 1910.
DROPOSALS in writing (post paid) will
/ be received at this Office until Saturday
the 25th day Of September next, and until 9 o
clock P. NJ. OF said day, for the support Of II
state paupers for five wears from The first dav O
February next said support to cover all X.
penscs Of boarding. clothing and doctoring al
the paupers that may be on expense 10 hi
state on the SAID first day of February. and al
such persons as may become chargeable to the
State during the said FIVE years from the firsl
day Of February next and in all cases 10 il dem
nifty the State against any and all expenses arts
ing from the support Of State paupers durinG
said period Of five wears.
All persons having made proposals as abov,
will be heard relative TO contracting for IN
support q said paupers on Friday, the Cd da
of October next al this office.
10 MASON CLEVELAND, Comp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-03
A FAMILY
PIC-N &c.

THE Descendants OF JoHS MARSH and
Il JOHN BUEL, (originsi settlers Of the
Town Of Litchheld,) will meet at Mr.. Fede-
rick A. Marshis Grove, on Thursday, the Sd
day OF September next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
FREDERICK BUEL, l o..
SOLOMON MARSH,
ANDREW RUEL, Committee
F. A. MARSH,
EDW. PIERPONT,
E. n, WEBSTER,
CHARLES ADAMS, Arrange
GEO. SEYMOUR, ments.
ALBERT SEDGWICK,
DAN CATLiN,