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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
Tn .AH KLae WHOYLN.

AY aside all prejudice ana conuemn not qualities of the following MEDICINES. We do not believe in the nfallibility of medicine or men. bu; we do believe that TALES MEDICINES are equal 70 the be st and superior 10 most medi. cines nfthe day. Indeed we believe his Cathar r. sic, Worm, and Cough Lozenges, for safety, cer. tanty and plensantness, are without a parallel, and cannot be surpassed. We say to all, give them fair trial, and then judge for yourselves
 TALES CATHARTlC LOZENGES Are prepa red from a variety of vegetables, are pleasan n, to take as peppermint and are inien. ded universal family Catharlic; good m all cases where physic is needed. f.r men. women. and children. They operate throughout the whole system, cleansing the blood and speedily eratirating disease their operation IS easy and ,horough-Dose from , to6.
 TALES WORM LOZENGE5 Are n safe and sure remedy for Worms, and children love them in fac, they arc worm me dicine that cannot be surpassed for safety, cer. tainty and p!easantness combined. Thousa nds of persons die with worme where the cause is ao, suspected starting in seep,grating inc tee h, palenesa al the mouth, sickness at the stomach, precnrious appetite and general fever, are some Of the most common symptoms
 TALES COUCH LOZENGES.
 We do not pretend that these Loze 1ges will cure tied consumption; but they have cured numerous persons who were considered in the first stages Ot consumption, also many cases Ot Asthma or Phthisic, some of many years stand ing They are good in all affections of the throat and lnngs, asthrnn, coughs colds. hronchtus, ,Szc.
 TALES DYSENTARY LORENGES Cure Dysensary, Darrhoea, and all Bowel Com pluin:s of children and adults. Take them strict y according to directions and they will seldom if ever fail 10 cure.
 FAYLE'S CYPRIAN HAIR ONyC.
 Fu Prestrv,ng and Restoring the Hair.
 We do not pretend that Hair can he restored in every case, but this tonic has, and will, if used according to directions, store ii in many lnstan- ces and will fx it firmly in the head where 1t is ang out, afer a few applications, and in all cases where any human aid can restore the hair this article will.
 .MADAG.aSC.1R R.4T EXTER.NLN.a.
 TOR
 This article is altogether snfer and preferable to use than arsenic the rats and mice eat il more readily, and they are not so!ikely to die in the building l. will extermina,e all rats and mice that eat ofis and they eat it readily if it is put on something they like and put in their way: it opera es as slow poison, they are uneasy and wander about three or four days or a week before they die ; for this reason they seldom die ia the building. One box ia considered sufficient 10 keep an ordinary building clear year. Price 50 cents.
 Fer sale by Drugsists, and Traders wha dsa
 n,e3iciRss| geaerahy throuahont 'hs eosatsy
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
N :" IVY SPRING GOODS 1!

LUST RECEIVED, by the Fubse ri5er, the y nest splendid assortment of Genllenen's ahd Ladies'
 FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS ever offered by him in this place, and includ- ing, for the Ladies, Bomhaznes , and wide, super black and cold Silks, do Barreges plain and igd, do Muslin de Laines and Alpa> ra Lustres, French printed Lawns and MGslins French Muslin Ginghams, and English and Scotch Ginghams. beautiful assortment.
 Also Mourning Lawns, Musiins, Ginghan1s. Prints &c. and English, French and American Fancy PRINTED CALICOES in great variety of pattern, style and quality. Also Dress Trim n'ngs, Fringes. Gimps. Edgings, Buttons, &c., 8 perfect assortment. Also White Muslin Lawns. Camhrics, Laces Sc. &c. Also Cashs mere and Berrege Square and Long Shawls. Cravats. Gloves Hosiery Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchefs, &c. all descriptions. Also, BROAD CLOTHS. Cassimeyes, GarnhIoons, Veslings Sc. Unbleached and bleached shee,- inss, Shirtings. L.nnens. Sc.
 Also Mems and Boys Hats, Caps, and Ladies and Child's Shoes, Paper Hangings an assort- nent, Geese Feathers of 1st quality
 Also, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD WARE, Sc. &c. ofbsst quality and at the very lowest prices.
 Also Dr. Spears Medicines.
 Purchasers are invited to call and get the worth of their money in good Coods, and no mistake.
 s. N. BRONSON, Agent. Ltchfield, April 22d, lS47. 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
Health /! Health /!
 pr. WOODS SA RS A P A R I l. l. A WILD CHERRY BITTERS.

FUHlS extract of Sarsaparilla and A Wild Cherry is speedy renedy for Jaun;; dice, Liver ( omplainl, Dyspeps@. Scroiula and all such diseases as take their rise in all impure state of the blood, impaired digestion, morbid e,ate ofthe Liver and Stomach, weakness of ;he Nervous system, and dsordered and dcbllita. ted constitution.
 Dr. Woods Sarsapara and Wild Cherry Bit. iers have already, by their substantia excel lence, won degree of public favor and patron age. which puts them beyond the need ot re. Commendatian.
 Being faithfully prepared of the most excel. lent materials, they car be fully confided in by all in need of tonic, aperient or alterative TO medy.
 In pr. Wood 8 standard preparation, Sarsa- parila is warranted to be found in erens purity and strength, c"d c gaining much by it's union Th. happy combination is the @ only one 0,"r' e~eI made of these articles, and founded as it is on the best medical principles, and their virtues extracted by rigid chemical analysis, expert ence has shown it's usual power anti efficacy
 This preparation will be found on trial, 10 he a sure and speedy remedy fnF the diseases emu. meraied above. They purify the blood, secure regular digestion. promote healthy acrion of the Liver and stomach, and strengthen the nerves, al once securing
 HEALTH AND VIGOR to the whole system. In all cases of
 DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS arising from Indigestion or Nervous irritation. they have been used with remark able success nor are they less useful as a remedy for Head ache, Flntulency, Loss Of Appetite, uAd seXs- rolprost'0tion cfthe system.
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
H. A. HULL

WouLD respectfully nl",% ,s, his fri t''ehas has received the fashions for the Fall and winter of ls4G-7: and that he can be found at all bu. sine-s hours at the Old Stand one door east of the Court House where he will be pleased 10 await upon those who may favor him with call. Weknow how'to appreciate the unboun. ded patronage received through the late dull season, and our grateful acknowledgements are duly rendered
 Litchfield, Aug, 1o46. tH
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
rNVAnUABnE F.A MILK

ClX LECTURES on the USES OF THE. O LUNGS, Causes, Prevention and Cure "i Consumption, Asthma and Diseases oi 'he Heart. On the Laws of Longevity and mode oI preserving male and female health. symmetry and beatty exposing causes and cure of those diseases that produce consumption or shorten life, as Affections of the skin. spine. stomach, bowels, kidneys, liver. scrofua. piles, gravel and female com plaints. Its rules are easy' practical and pure, form guide 10 perfect health and long lite B engravings, 32l pages 50 cents Postage 9 i>2 cts. By sAMor,L 1n- SHELDON FITCH. A. M. M. D., at 7o7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
 Ds-Any person remitting fifty cents, free VIII receive one copy by mail. to any part. The trade supplied.
 Feb llth 1917. 39eoweH'
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
Geese Feathers.

srHEsubscrib,fshaVe made nrr"nge1
 \ nen,sto ke,pn constant supply oi A f'rs,ratear,ice oi Geese Feathers .-seieced uid packed with great care " ourseIvesin packages from 20 to oUIns:t and ilIfurnisl1 ut all;imcsanyquant"y& nt"y y& from Tt to 1000 lbs. of a quantity tns will warrant to be as good as the De a1 as low prices as can be Purcha sed euuaIquality in the state; e;;,,,n,n,,r.., t
 JViw hester, 1S47. "fa. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

given length of auy width foot addHiOna six in dhandup
 
 be mad All orders with CASH ehc0se' VI" " P' attend to. vearicle JAMES EONDGH>H OAS": S'S EyepJau
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
Farm for Sale,

A A FARM. containing 23o fss. "A acres, vel propor,ioned liiie to Meadow, ,PIowInnd. Pasture seeA4za band Wood land. Said Farm lies both sides of the rord which leads from South Farms to Watertown, and iS about two miles tromthe former place, and lies in the town ot Bethlesn, two miles northeas, from the Meeting House There is on the Farm large ,wo-s,ory DWELLING flousE, suita blr for one ar two families; two large Barns, with suita. ble out buildings.-The Farm has been used for a Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will keep 30 Cows. a pair of Oxen, and span of Horses. summer nd win. ter; besides sufiici"n, land 10 plough A liberal credit will be given f.- a good share of the purchase money, ir ~esi. red.-Enquirc ot the subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 Bethlem. Dec. ?, l644. .. tf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
.VATBRTOIN
Cash Svssd Exchange Store

C0Sh (g9aG EEckGN1age store" THE subscriber respectfully informs the in- l habitants of WaieItown and vicinity, that a different system of mercantile business will he adopted by him the coming season. Great inducements will be offered to persons wishing to pay cash for Goods; also, Goods will be solo low on short approved credits, and in exchange for produce. ,...s... .ll..... CLOCKS, WaGGONS, & PALM LEAF
 HATS, are wanted in exchange for Goods, on far terms. A splendid assortment of Goods will be kep, by the subscribpr-a larger variety than Is found in most country stores
 .N B. All persons having unsettled accounts with the subscriber. are requested to call and settle them previous to April l, lS47. Ot5- All business contracts that have been made by customers with the subscriber wIl! be strictly performed on his part. ....
 A. A. GRIDLEY. Watertown. Feb 20. ls47. 2m4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

E&oR SALE-A first rate PIANO. n..as N ly new Enquire of L. J. SMITH,
 litchffi.ld. NGv. 4th IS4R. ..-...--..I
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

vlNnG Besi b4Sck Tea ih r"wn can br had si
 | L.J. SMITHS
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
RAISING OF BLOOD
PALLIATIVE REMEDIEs,

They lai'sd ta,o apparent security, bu, the prog sues Resori at once to this Grea, Remedy. and yos will no, be dy.aproin'ed ,N your hopes.
 For sale al ie5 Nassau s,rre,, one door above Ana, and at Mrs, Hays, l59 F0ison street. Brook. iyn.
 l'hmas &C S4t,, Plymouth iloilssvss Eli Curtis. Wn,ertswD; E L.eavenworth, Waterbury; F WadswUrth & Go. New. .NAr,fortl; F. s. Wood ford, V,ns,sd: James c. sw'iE, NovhAh Woi sot,ville; A. Niles & Sun, Goshens J ?. Porter. Wss. Cora wall P. Wheeler. Furnace Village :, Brewster & Page. Falls Village John Franklin Canaan |. r. Fish, Salisbury.
 am 3. Case, Travehug Acen, forCeun.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

Pumbe National Daguer.
 riam Gallery and Photo
 graphers' Furnishing z De
 pOGs;
 4 WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals. "A Four First Premiums, and Two Highes, Honors. at the National, the Massac husetis. the New York. and the Pennsylvania Exhihi. tIons, respectively, for ihe most splendid Col. ored Dayuerrotvpes aEd bes; Apparatus ever ex. kibted.
 Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard to weather
 Instructions given in the art.
 A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock always an hand. at the lowest cash prices
 New York.o5l Broadway; Philadelphia, l3G Chestnut st Boston, 75 Court. and 5s Hannve, sis.; Baltimore, 2O5 Baltimore st; Washington Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburgh, Va, N chanics' Hall: Cincinnatti, Fourth and Wal nut. and i76 Main st; Saratoga Springs, Broad way /; Paris. l37 Vieille Rue dn Temple Liv ern"nl. B Church st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
FALL AND WINTER E GD GID WD ~0
 lS46-7.

TVHE Subscriber, hcingvery thankful for
 | the extensive patronage formerly receiv ed, would respectfully solicit continuance "f the same, and invite the attention of hisfriends and customers geuesa ally t0 his fresh stock of
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

THE Subscriber, hcingvery thankful for \ the extensive patronage formerly receiv ed, would respectfully solicit continuance of inc same, and invite the attention of his friends and customers generally to his fresh stock of
 DRY GOODS, now opening, suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade, and consisting of the best west of Eng land Cloths and Cassimeres 1; 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, Ec. &c. Also splendid assortment of goods for Ladies Cloaks and Dresses. hich will be of- tered at very low prices. Also black and blue black Silks, Stripe Levantine and Satin Stripe, do Sincbews and yd wide Gro de Rhine. do black biue.b black and Fancy Bombazines, Mus lin de Laines of late siyie and very low, Nau- suck Muslins, Null Muslins, Book Muslins. India Camhri~ks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread and Lace Edgins.
 And complete assortment of Sheeting and blcached Muslins: Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp Carpeting of various st, les and large surrly
 OIL & PAINTS, which will be sold cheaper by the pound gal lon or larger quantities than any other house in this section can gel! them. Also good sup ply of
 WATER CEMENT, constantly on hand and'warranted first qual. i,y. Also: very large quantity of
 Gut and Wrought Nails,, Window Glass of all sizes; Hollow. Earthern and Tin Ware. Peg Boots of al! the different variet;ps Calf and Kin Ski RooiS-in fact an unusual assortment of all the different class es of Dry Gonds, Groceries, Hardw- -re and oth- CT articles usually keptina country store.
 Also, an extensive assortment of Satin Bea. yer, Pearl and Nutria HATS. of the lnfesf style. which will be sold low for cash, or Farm. ers' Prodnce. f.
 N.B Highest prices paid for all kinds o: Grain, Butter, Che-se, Eggs. Sc. &c.
 GEO. w. WHITTLESEY. No. l .Masn st. oppos'te Judge Perry's Office New Milford, Nov. l5. lsl6. tf2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

of every description carefully repaired. and done in the best manner Charges taccording |" repars) at the lowest rates Mending done al short notice.
 Litch6eld, August. ls46. lyll
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
OIL & 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 ply Uf
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
From the New. Be dford Register 1

Dr Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bis. sers-The responsibility of gentlemen in this town and vicinity who testify 10 the benefits within their personal knowledge, derived finm cherry, is such as to put to res, all doubts as t, the value of these extracts to those suffering from Dyspepsia ,Iaundice, Indigestion, Headache or scroiulous seases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
roLGER's oLosAoNlAN,

Although i; is passed ove- as NnimpoFsant, il will soon become seated-Consump,io follows in;,s wake. Take heed to PciH !. tAe side and screness in ths cAes', especially # attended with saising oi Mucous, eireakcd with PlOod.-- These arc dangerous eymptoms; but they are quickly aud efisctuallv overcome by the above remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing complaint.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

Jewelry. and other desirable goods usually kept by Jewellers. which will he sold unusually h y SILVER SPOONS ofthe best quail ty always on hand or made to order.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
IFro'a the Boston Daily Times.l

HEADACHE - One ot the bes, remedies ,Ila, we have heard of for this distressing complaint, with its origin Indigestion, is Dr. Woods Sarsa- parilla and W:ld Cherry Bitters. which combines all the advn nt ,gcs of the tonic and aperlen, n,e- dicines of ,,s day,and is free from many ol ,Aer disadvantas c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

Not a week passes away without we have to re. cord some of the most astonishing cures of lang continued Asthma, Incipient Con. sumption, Bleeding Ni the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
 and the various diseases to
 which the Lungs and
 Throat are subject,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
RECIPE. FOR POtDRETrf..

Take 10 bushels oi mould from the woods,
Five bushels Of ashes ieacheJ or unieachod
Five bushels a bone dust,
One blshe Of plssor.
Incorporate the whole well together, bv 'shoveng il
over until the mass is thoroughly mixed. Then moslen
The heap gradually with 50 gallons OF human urine .
shoy Ell the whole until the callre compost is Saturl
led with the urine, then throw the whole into cuuc
pile and let remain ur week two. when il may
he spread over soWed IN wheat rs son as that
shall have been poughod IN; 70 be finished by harrow
ing.
We have doubt that the above compost or if You
please call il poudrete would Increase the product OF
wheat hundred per cent, upon lands usually approWi
ated 10 wheat cuiture--nor do doubt that It would
far improve the soil as 10 answer, without any other
manure, through lonr years course of tota lun.
Samewha, similar 10 this is the follow nr method In
making compost OF great power, aad which Is still
more simple than the above. Have TIVE three barrels
about three ourths full OF asIes placed
rent spot the farm house bar anu cause all
the chanberey to be daily emptied upon them. In a
few days the ashes Will be perfectly saturated. empty
them pile cover il with earth, aud refill the barr
with ashes. By these means, IN few e,ks, tnn
materials that generally los about every establish
meat, large quantity Of manure may be collected of
singular efficacy. Having Witnessed the results
produced by very thin sprnnling Of IT, testify
~ its WORTH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
POLITICAL.
BIN,;ES
ES hoy. MRS. NORTON.

y.
By HOY. MRS. NoRTo~.
4 soldier Of tic Legion lay diving Z, ssirrs,
There lack Of woman, nursing there dea,h %
mans tears
But comlade stood beside ,m ,,lile his ulossd eba,d
WY,
And bent, with plying sanecs, to hear what he nigh,
And he said Il shall my -o~s, sy
Take message, and token, some distant friends Of
mine,
-torI washern at Bingc,-at Bipgon the Rhine
"Ten my brothers and companions when they meet and
crowd around,
To hear my moumiul story, in the pleasant vino ard ground
Tina, we Tough, the battle bra,el, and when he da,
5sne,
Full many corpse lay ghasy pale beneath tho setting
And midst The dead and dying grown Old in
The dea ound on their gala, breasts ,hc las. Of man
But young and suddenly bebcld lfes de
cline
And had from BingenlairB ngcn on the Rhine
Tell my mother that her other sons sAa comfort her old
And Ysa.ayes truart bird and though, h home cage
For r,y fisher a soldier, and o,rn as ehld
My hegs .apcd forth hear him tell struggle. and
wild;
And when he died and lc rs, divide lis scauts hoard
! let them take whatever they would ,uthct M, latler's
swort
And with bo,,l love bonF il whore the bright light n.td
shine,
ON the cottage wall at Bioeen--calm GnFen on tbs
Rhine.
srelm sister not to weep ior and .b with dropping
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
POWDERED CHARCOAL,

A. charcoal d, nreal ahs5flaut ii ammonia it "a an
eNc'tot lhmg ioslrtuhlc (fga powdered sae) over all
m1aoe b'aIs and particularly over tho-e places vhcr,
animal filth /, allowed 10 accumulate II destroys she
udlr aud rHndcr, II letter ar manure. II /, also said Ia
prevent the lar'" olhserls from becoming flies moth,
\ "nlrr III the American Agricultural snDcs that pigs
eat charcoal aad thought to ltlt,n onlt and that II,
HE course ii The summer months he roqntuly throws
hUoIel or s7al tnc lat h, pen. sys h inds it
make tn manure much more valuable thai he lin, 3
worth nhlc h buy charcoal or the pnrp Sc aud hll
BY 8sins Il liza PruS aro never unnusjyc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
CANADA THISTI.FS.

Some persons suppose that this plant is only propaga
ted by root moi from seed The idea is unques ionaby
erroneous and leads carelcssness hic permits the
increase Of the pest II is true that spreads rapidly
y roots but where issesn TO spring up, ,quenl
w does at a considerable distance from where II had
previously erown il may be known 10 have sprung from
seed. fl should Therefore be made rule prevent It's
seeding in all cases.
In pastures and all grass grounds, thises should be
,o,ced close to The ground twice year, Just they
ia bissI, before any Of them have seeded. The Dor
It cutting VIII In many cases be repaid by the extra
quantity Of feed which may be thus obtained. Thistles
frequently occupy the best ground and where they stand
jncky. they prevent animals from eating egrass which
grows among them, By cutting them closely the grass
springs fresh and sweet, and the patches grazd 50
much that the growth Of the ses is often much CHI ok
I'd. On moist land which is inclined To make thick
sward, hisles nay be eifectualy smohered down and
killed by following up the practice Of cutting Tor few
years We have formerly proved this in our own expe
rence in repeated instances.
10 cultivated land. the Canada thistle may be destroy
ed by frequent ploughing. -Four thorough pougings
with an interval oflfree weeks between each plong hing
VII destroy the principal portion Of them.
Cuhirator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

.HHic Old Htd n " ~. " j. Oakey,
ANOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
w burg, and rhs public, that he will continue to
conduct at The old stand Of himself and brother, the
TAILORING 81 NlNESS,
in all is branches. lie has hand, aud will
tm'Aily keep. beautiful assortment Of Cloths, Cassl
mcrcs Ncsung7 and in fact everything suitable Tor Gen
emus which he Wllmahe up 10 order IN the most
fashionable styles, handsome fits aud warranted work
nlusup. lie would invite the attention Of the public
10 hi, st,'h.
Feb Is
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's9e sGAq lstssssEg.

been appointed Agent lr Acssrs John StrttheIs
y son. oi rMtd paia, ot ae largest establishments
hhe United >tes the sale OF Marble " orh il general
aia nuw reAdyto fiji orders for
Arabian, Egyptian. Italian and BardigIia
W Il Il Il l. + N II y + T. u.s.
Al the lowest CASH price, and their delivery iynclhrg in
sound condition, warranted 1pnh and Marble MON
mehts made p order lew de- may be framed at
the ,1ale IF u. W. Moore, Mtin Street.
Just rrreiy d. the --latest style o finish s'uc
Those wishing 10 haycneN or oil palors Fitted up this
,ticol the Nohetu Cities, do by applying tine sub
scrihtr.
Jan. 25-,,ts join LONG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

4 YOUNG LADY, who qualified TO teach the v,,;
y branches 81 English cucation French, Latin and (f
wishes obtain situation in family teacher t,r H.
st year Any communication. postpaid addressed to
b, Campbell & IL, Va will be promptly attended TO-
Nv win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

lpaLv Saunders, widow of David "a nndcrs decd ap.,
saunders, W ,am !. Saunders, Robert II. n SAunlcr,
opstaNu, \. saunders and Thomas T. Saunders. IA ;L,y
own rights, aud executors OF David Saunders, am, n,
li'tces OF the Plant NJ under the Will o aid la, Sam
der, James :. BoGldn and Melinda his WIFE, 1hnna, p
tliclei aud Ann - his wife an J. tulto., and En,lm,
ls Vic, John Galloway and Lucinda his wic Ia, : ,nI
John SHdr rIddr and hens OF sally Snidcr dec d. and
W HihHh '. >hhlef, Defendants,
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Plaintiff,

li,dNIA -Atrulcs held in the clerk office oi tho cir.
I al superior court 81 aw and chaucury Ter Bedford
ty,tho ih day o. Oetobcr lSI7
chard Freeman, Plaintiff
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against
William O. HUT Lucy his wife and John II Stepfo.
Defendants,