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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
OrrIcr MoRsE AN. TELreRAPm,

81. Louis, Oct, ., 1907.
Dear Sir Isaac NJ. Veitch, President OF the
st. Louis and Missouri Telegraph Company, and
John w. Morris, who has been for several years
connected with the St. Louis and New Orleans
Line, and more recently with the st. Louis &
Missouri River Line, announce to the citizens
of the various towns on the route. that they pro-
pose TO construct a Telegraph Line from St.
Louis to such towns on and near the Upper Mis-
sissippi as will subscribe for an adequate amount
Of stock and otherwise encourage the enterprise.
The route contemplated will embrace the
towns on the west side Of the Mississippi riv-
er-Say from St. Louis, thence TO st. Charles,
ICarksville, Louisiana, Hannibal, Palmyra, La
Grange, Canton, and Tullyi Alexandria, Keo-s
lkuk, Fort Madison, Burlington, Muscatine, Da-
venport and Dubuque, and such other and inter-
mediate points as may eyinoe a disposition 10
encourage the enterprise.
The want of direct line of Telegraph from
these towns TO st. Louis has long been felt
Such Line, it is believed, will not only be ap-
preciated, but be Of great service TO the rapidly
increasing trade OF these towns, and must prove
IA profitable investment as paying line.
The Line proposed will be built in the best and
most substantial manner, thereby insuring per-
manency and durability and obviating the fire.
quert delays and annoyances to which the branch
Lines, extending over portion Of the route, has
been subjected.
The proposed Line will connect at St. Loui,
with others extending to all sections of the y.
S, insuring prompt dispatch of business coming
from or destined for any point on the Line.
One of the undersigned will visit the several
towns on the route contemplated during the pres
cnt or succeeding month, and lay before you in
detail the plans for the prosecution Of the work;
and we solicit, in advance, the attention of your
citizens to the important subject, believing that
your business relations with St. Louis and other
parts of the U. States, and your own immediate
interests, will prompt you TO give TO the enter
prise your favorable consideration and support.
We beg you will take immediate measures to
ascertain what amount of stock can be secured
in your town, at fifty dollars a share, and inform
us at as early period as practicable. We also
ask your own personal attention to this matter
and TO give us your views on the subject.
1t will be understood, however, that such
towns as do not subscribe an adequate amount to
secure the success of the measure, will not, Of
course, be taken into the route. Yours. &c.
ISAAC NJ. VEITCH.
JOHN w. MORRIS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
VOL. X---NO. 8
Look out for the Old Lumber ward.

M ELL seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all build
w ing purposes, all times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard. which has been established
years lhe proprietor deems Il unnecessary 10 puff his
Lumber 10 make sell, or 10 say aly thing about ex-
perenee p the business except TO those who never pnr
chased lrom him. He wonld remark that an experience
OF eight years in the business gives the decided advan
sge over any other who never, had srpsrisRos--his
Lumber has been purchased Tor cash and selected with
great care, from the best millS In The P,nery Me,
chancs and ptheus wishing 10 purchase Imber weuld
find il TO their advantage TO call and examine the stock
Of Lumber aud Shingles at the Old Lumber Yard be-
fore purchssisg elsewhere. If you cannot get il for
less price will guarantee you get il as low and
better article for the nancy, Also, Lumber Shin
giles aud windows sash. g..4
III Don't forget the Big Sign on the ives side Of
Third between bird and Hill streets LooL Jut fer the
Sign OF THOS. IS. MI LER'S
feh26tg LUMBER YARD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

A verbatim copy of letter from chief ma
gistrate of certain corporations
DEAR SUR-On Monday next, am 10 be
made Mare and shall be much obliged TO you
if so be, as you will send me down by the
Coatch, some provisions, fetting for the occa-
tion, and am to ak my brother, the old Mare,
and the rest Of the Bentch. l am, sur, etc.
The above was answered by wag, into
whose hands it FELL as follows:
SIR-In obedience TO your orders, have sent
per coach, two bushels of the best oats; and as
you are to treat the Old Mare, have added some
bran TO make a mash. Yours, SC.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
FIRST GUN FROM OHIO!
Hurrah for Scott and Graham

Our teegraphio election returns from Ohio,
thus far, are gratifying beyond all previous
calculation Hamilton county, (including Gin
cinnati,) gave last year majority of nearly four
thousand for the Democratic candidate for Gov
crnor, and sent three Democratic members to the
Legislature, by about the same number of votes.
This year the Wings have overcome this tre-
mendous majority, and elected Congress man,
and all their members of the Legislature
The counties comprising the Third Congress
sonal District gave last year upward of twelve
hundred majority for the Democratic candidate
for Governor. Now, they elect Campbell,
Whig TO Congress.
The counties composing the Second District
gave last year about two hundred Democratic
majority. The probability is that a Democrat
is now elected to Congress, though BY small
ma iOrity.
| From the more interior counties we have not
sufficient returns upon which TO make any salts
factory calculations. We have enough now to
confirm it anything had been wanting the
certainty of Ohio's rolling up for ScoTT and
GRAHAM magnificent majority in November.
| We congratulate our German friends upon
the noble stand their countrymen have taken in
Cincinnati, and hope we may soon be able 10
show as good an account in st. Louis Intel
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

We clip the following from the table drawer

We clip the following from the table drawer
of 'Old Knck
An esteemed friend sends us the following,
which he saws is zero ben hoUafo.' Poor old
Sambo was very pious and as he became well
stricken in years, hatlered himself that he was
willing and anxious to die. So he used TO sit
in his log hut, when his days task was over,
alone, with talow candle flickering upon the
ground floor; and so he used to work himself in
TO his favoriie belief. First he sung hymn,
and then rocking himself backward and forward,
his eyes closed and his mouth open, he would
calculate and repeat
'Wheneber de angel OBJ de Lord call, ole Sam
bo ready TO CO.
Now this became commonly known among the
young darkies on The plantation, who all had a
grudge against old SambO, because he was a ter
ror 10 evil doers. Accordingly, one night, ne
gro wag crept to the door Of the hut, and waited
for old Ssmbo to begin. First came the hymn,
and at length, with sigh and a groan he be-
gan TO sway his body, and out it came
'Wheneber de angel OBJ de Lord shall call,
poor ole Sanbo ready 10 co.
Tap! tap! tap! upon the door.
! 'Who dar?' shouted Sambo, turning his eyes
until the white alone was visible.
DE angel OBJ de Lord
who do he want?' gaspcd Sambo.
! He come for ole Sambo,' was the dreaded re-
Iply.
Pugh! out went the candle at one puff.
| 'Dlr amt no Sambo here-he's gone deaC
more'n tree weeks!'
'E'yah! yah yah!' shouted chorus from
without.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

MY SON.. said an old turbaned Turk, one
day, taking his child by the hand, and pointing
ont to him, on the opposite side. Frenchman,
just imported, in all the elegance of Partisan
costume; my son, if ever you come 10 forget
God and his Prophet, you may come to look
like HAT,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

MARcw or M,xD. A very popular preacher
in South Carolina, and a secessionist withal, har
angued his hearers on the importance Of perse-
yeranoe and fortitude. He said:
you that is church members must not lock
back upon Babylon [Sodoml like Paul's wife
GLot's1 donei You must be heap better than
the worlds people! Religion is like battle,
and Satan are strong He hates good men, and
wants to kill them at rOnSt! In short, my dear
ly beloved hearers, you must 40 like Gen. Wash
Iington done at the battle of Waterloo In the
heat of the Skrimmagc his horse was killed by a
British cannon ball. Did Washington give up
his sword 10 the enemy? A? Not he !! He sung
out at the top of his voice: a horse horse /!
nv kingdom for horse !! = A horse was brought
him by Frank Marion, and he druu the bloody
British from the field, and thus secured the lib
erty of South Carolinan
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Ohio EIeCtiOu,

a private dispatch from a well informed source
received last evening, conveys 10 lis the follow
ing distinct information in reference 10 the Ohio
Election:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Final Settlement

NOTICE hereby all interested IN the estate
~ Of HIN. N CRAWFORD, deceased, late Of county 81
Rails undersigned administrator will make appliealton
November Of the County Court for said eoun, TOT
6Eai settlement OF ais administration Of sad estate.
aepa3 a. WILKINSON CRAWFORD, AdR'E,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
pRAGe.s IMMINENT.

pcrson Louis, by Mclean, affecting be
acquainted with the ingredients Of this celebrated mecne aud
well knowing its virtues, has attempted something like
counterfeit He adopts specious and sells article
of IN" orgna In advei
days paper will be found the expose OF Dr. Bragg
this subject Every will with that the Doctor
pou 'grape' this fellows tensions with very signal
effect We lear from the ST. Louis Signal, that Baggs Lint
men slt retains deserved popularity. The entire sales du.
ring tho year about million bottles All OF
the best the cy certify its great eAeellenee-Sa
tenn Weekly Advocate, May 90 1852.
/ See advert sement In another column.
N. B.-Snee the above for publication, we
MCLEAN there spoken Of is the discoyer"r Of
IMcLEAN's CELEBRATED VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.
No wonder the MUSTANG trying his nimeht
down they increasing popularity. II is certainly
better nment performed remarkable Af
ter Mustang had failed. See the advertisement in
another column, and judge for yourselves. AuiI
~ DIGEST" Suc the meaning O the word 'PEP-
ST." OF the Creek words from which II derived
significant aud appropriate title OF the tTae Digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared by Dr. S HouGHrnS, OF
philadelphia fourth stomach Of the OK, for the cure
of aud Dyspesia Il is Sature's remedy or an
unhealthy No Of equal ITS curative paw
renders good eating perfectly consistent with health see
the figure OF the OK, In another part Of this paper
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

A FRrNcuMAN FAsT.-A Frenchman upon
the road on Fast Day. told boy TO hold his
horse SlpH.
Fast YOU mean, don't you, sir? interrOgated
the lad.
Vel, fast, den; mas be gar, Z no understand
dis
'There goes fas, horse" exclaimed abystand"
er, as a lively trotting nag streaked by.
How is zat,' neryously inquired the oslon-
ished Frenchman; 'zare is Won horse fast and no
goes like zunder all re time: zare is my horse
he is fast, too, and he no move
This is Fast Day in reality, by the appear
ance of the road, said another.
oh, ! see, den, said Monsieur, wy dis is fast
day; everything is fast-se horse zat goes is
fast, re horse zut is tied is fast, and re folks
zat eat nothing and eat il slow, Is fast BE GSr,
Yot countre.'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Cn1.rMnrs. OciohRr Ia.

IN Ohio, twenty-six counties show a Wing
gain over last year vote Of about seven thou
sand. Galloway, Wing, in the Columbus dis
trct is beaten by Olds, who has majority of
fifty votes. Six Wing members of Congress are
eccted-iiarlin, Corwin, Taylor, Bell Camp
bell, and Harrison. Two Free Solers are cleo
.ted-Giddings and Wade. The Locoloco State
ticket is elected by from five TO eight thousand
majority.
fThis will do. A Locoroco majority Of over
10000 last year, reduced 10 five or eight thou
sand now-lhc majority Of CaSs over Taylor
reduced from over 10000 10 less than one-haf
that number Of voles-thiS shows that revou-
ton 10 in progress IN Ohio which will sweep that
State for Scorr and GRAHAM on the second
Tuesday in November. We shall again on that
day. be able 20 welcome Ohio back TO Ihe rank
Of Wing States, and her yOte viii be the eaicient
means 81 giving to the United STATES Wing
President. l. Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
). J. GiiiiAM, IL u,
Mascoittah iIlia


We say TO the public, beware of liniments that
separated. Ask only for the uue and genuine Volcanic
Oil Llniment. II is in square bottles with the name
McLesn's Volcanic Oil Llniment, blown in the glass.
Take no other, and you will get true remedy, and
one which always be relied on.
~ The above Linment IS for sale in Hannibal, by
auI2 ]. L. MATHEWS, Agent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

To go to sleep easy, read some of the Phila'
delphia weekly papeIs.-~[A. Y. Sunday At
las.
70 which the Philadelphia weekly Post re-
joins;
TO ga to enc devil easy, read 'sme of the
Nsw yCsk Sunday PsP*rs.'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

Hoes AND CATrLE.- Packers re in the
market for ali good hogs and cattle, and arc
paying 50 per hundred for hogs, aud 81 90 to
$A for cattle One concern has purchased about
1000 head of hogs, to weigh 200 lbs, and up
werds, at 50 per hundred. Beef slaughterins
wsn probably begin to-day, and if the weather
10 iagerable, a beginning will soon be made upon
pork packing. During the past season our va
pious s'aughtering and packing establishments
have enlarged thsir buildings; and with greatly
iacrsased faciites, are prepared to give the
gacairst dispatch in the prosecution oI pher
busjNslQ,'--Ast0a TsicsrSph.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

bowers AND WEIGHTMAN's CHEMICAL.
i woKRs. We can aow supply the trade with an
be procured in Philadelphia, in small lots. -
ssptlo-iw I'F WEt1ELL oV&
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
FALL TRADE. IS
WIN. ID. WOOD Il CO.,

w Nj. ID. WO U ID u CO.,
Importers and Dealers In Hardware and Cutlery,
Sign q the Golden Anvibl
No. 81, corner Main and Chestnut Sts., St.Louis,
OFFER cor safe NholesAe Teta 70 ,Asr fdeAds and
~ Cuslunevs well selected stock of hardware cutlery, and
variety goods which will he sold tow for etsA good
per. Their so,k Part, ofhs following variely
Hardware.
Locks; hsichcis h0si huits gaei scTesi axe haehse1
btacesj hitsi chans PumP Ehovel sadsi hOe mat
toeksj snstoOk press ScTSSs hre-pTO0 saiesl ko &C.
Cutlery.
haHddi liable cuey plated
Gpaoks buIsT knives scissors aud shsa PruaRg and
hshins knyes, &C. -,
Variety Goods.
Pnsi necdci siropai combi bEushes slass psas
mohaltsi maesi looking gases5 noFs steel rings fas-
dog collars snu aud obaeoo b0Tesi Berlin roa easRgi
ons sewing ad,i Pa eushions ganss Ps0 bowls kalFs
lhuutiag equip.nenis, Se ke. a.
6Jrl All aud EGaHiRs-Ws viii sell YOU earE.lns
srp23 ~. WA D. WOOD = CO.
A DAMS sosroN PAINT, SASH AND v ALL BRUSH
~ ES.IArge supplies 0Rfhand And for sale a. sa-
uGae'ufsu' prices BY lteF2i-4i.i z FwErzELLE 90.
! COLLIER WHITE LEAD AND OIL coMPA-
~ NY. t.r-
white lead in packages Of from 2S to 1000 ne.
lRsa do do doe 35 to 5000 mas
Tgh,s,s do do do as to 1000 NJ.
Castor on, in barrels, kegs, and cans.
! nseed on edo do 10.
For sale a, Factory Yiees by
sepi2s-4w. 80, Main street, St. Louis
lnowERS AND WEIGHTMAN's CHEMICAL.
III wokkS.-We can How supply the trade with al
articles from these works. on a. good terms A lhe20
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09

"A IL persons liable io pay taxes ln | the notified that |. bsve rcceiycd Tax bill anu warrant to cnil,c, an eight per cent Town
 Tax on said list. aud will meet them tu rr~ ceive said fax at tic Store td Win. Fry on Mnnaay the 9th 0f Sepsemher next, from 10 sO fg o'clock, "A N 2. and st the house of Agar Beardsley nom | ioa3 u'cbH P. MssaDd ai the strre Of Fanton& Segaraon Tuesday the s7lh of4Septemher, from l0,to l2 o'elecksA; M. and at lhe store of Camp x Fem rom ! io o'clock P. M., and at JIdl's Hotel ,
 "Wednesday. s.h September next,al 10 o'clock 4. NJ. TA@ 3g&sX 8
 All persons nor paving then Taxes at the above fainyd i;mes aud places, wilk pay such fees as the law allows. 'S' sssg aassis gSssss ss7a aJ. R. FUhLEa, JR, C Colleetors
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
Disteict of IitcbfFeid ss. ,

\ -e x. PE0baIe E9nrIs SPpl embei 6g S32. Saa
 Estate Of NORMAN WADHAMSa iate Of Goshen in said district, deceased. ss ,s,zs 3. N
 OrdeIed-That the administtator exhibit his administration account 10 this Court for adjustment, at the Pfstate Office in Litchfied op the l5th' day of September 1852, at nine 2 a'clock forenc"n-M d that all persons inter. ssted in said estate may be notified thereof. the administrator will cause this order 10 be published in newspaper in Litchield county and ncst copy thereof un the sign post in sd town of Goshen nearest the last residence of the deceased at least six days before said day assigned. true copy of record,
 OLIVER A C TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
Architecture. ..' z.

o. &. A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS, 2l6 Main Street, Haryo,I, Conn.
 nFFERs their services to gentlemen a. O bout to build, to committees of Public Buildings. Churches, School Houses, &c.
 Plans for all kinds and styles of dwell ing houses, &c., actually built and in pre- gross, can atall times be seen at their of fee and as it is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have plans and specifications well matured be. fore commencing. it must be desirable for those about to build tosecufes tho services ofaexperienced Architects. a esa s1. sa " They also undertake the inspection oi works during she progress as well as fur. nish designs fos every style ofinierior de- coration, fresco painting, lnonumeu uts. tab lets. cSc. Charges always moderate.
 q Jan. 20s 1s52. a m 6ssxasa 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
..,..s.. LlTCHFIELD COUNTY
 nmwnnTrfr grrrip AT c5nmsDfs

,A&RWGUl9EWRAL .SEWRlE.
 Tvf1E subscriber has made an arrangement Il with Wm. Hoyey for the sals pfs shis eel. ebratcd Straw and COfnsStaIk Cutter Shall sell all sizes ot his CuttsTs at the lowest cash prices. wholesale and retail. By purchasing these cu,tsFa: fsEmsrs An.a Meck;aplcs will be able to save their clock froin Ivation. A fkreat variety ct New Yolk 6 Buston f.0RS.. Sythes, PstchfoF<s, MznuF1 ForEa. Dyk SRd sPofatoe Hooks. Shovels. .Szsadss kc HAlsD- WARE oi all kinds, Door U mmings. Hand and Circular SaWs, Filas.s Nails and spikes of at kindss: DRY GOODS. GROG OGERlES, sCR0CKERY and TIN Ware. BTass and Iron eKETTEES great variety. as ass sssss @a Stoves and Pipe aud Farniturs. al great va. 'yiety of tic meet anrrosed paitefnss
 FqEaace Castings of every dsscTiptioa-- eo9e, shot. pileh~Saek and pssasass lhinr &in the iron line can ss had at Iho s6oFtesi siiotice at Bsidssiss's EuFnsee. asy et Above all, BaIdwin's Improved Raileoad -CfFAtNlptJMPS are taking the lead of syeF, thing in the pump line. These pumps are sure to give satisfaction. sAas ss BsiSS located OsI the lins 0fihe Providence, Haitfosd and Fishkill Railroad. pumps are sent to any part of ahss United G:ates as the TqFaing Iathss aud 'TGrniag Engines
 MaShinsry 0f every. description made and repaired, Paaticular attention paid t0 getting up uew R5ttsfasof machinery, water wheel governors. horse powers and thrashesss wood 0aws. kc, &c. ssssezssssS ksfs assa9tS sss@ hThe sabs6si6ss I,1ttels llimseIf that hia long SxPefienee will enakIe him te give salisfactioa sin an the branches nf hts business sksg
 0y.csllsad sse. Den't forget ths plnee.
 WANTED-slO0 tons scrap If0h.
 .AAI z H.BAHDWTN.
 Washington, Conn. Aug IS. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
@M Dislrict Of lrIymsdtIG ss {, Probate Court Aug I7th 1852. {

Ly STATE of LINUS PENN, late, of Fl Plymouth. in said district daceased. The Adminislrasor represents the Eslate insoIsent. aud pfays tlie nppointmsnt of Commissioners sliereons W'1ereupon Or dered, that Commissioners io receive. ex~ anime. and adjust the claims ot the credit DTS of saie estate be appointed al the Pro- bate Office in. said Plymouth on the 4slI day of Sepismbsg e52pas ? O'cloeksin the afs ternoou and that all persons Interested ,in sad esiate may be notified thereof ..ihe AdministgRtor will canse ihis order to be published ip . newspaper printed in Litch- field coanty, and post acopy thereof On the public sign.post nearest the place where the deccased last dwell in said Plymouth. .auwya.a w A true copy of record.
 HAaNA1gsv w. RooF, Clerk.
 #AstNt2tTffENA '
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
The Court of Probate for the District !,

The Court of Probate for the District of
 Litch6eld hath limiled and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of Mrs AMY FISH lase of Li,chfield, in said district, de- ceased, in which to exhibi! their claims for allowance an! settle,Aent.s Those neglect ing to present their accounts within said time, properly aitested will be debarred Il recovery. All persons indebted to said es- tate are requested 10 make immediate Dayme4nt tO ssag 8*saB SEs 9f ss. .&A---s-4~-~---- DANIEL sTQDDARp, Adrninistralor
 Aitchfelh Aug 3l. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09

ID Y order of the Court of Probate for the A1 District of Kent, will be sold at pub. lie auction on Monday. September l3 l652. at ono o'clock afternoon, so mUcha Ofitles reaI estate of JOSEPH CRANE, late of said Kent, deceased, as will raise the sum of four hundred and twenty four dollars and forty four cents. with the incidental char ges of sale, to take plaee at the dwelling hoase belonging to said Crane. deceased.
 JOHN l.. STUART, Administrator.
 Kent, August 3l, 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
Taxes Taxes,

sak subscEi5ef gWillS meet those per 2 A sons liabIetn pays Taxessin the Town oi Cornwall aR the List ol 1851, for the pu pose of receiving ihsiN TnxeNF at slhe following places, via. aI llses store Of Jchn ". Beers on Monday the 30th day of, August from o.cik A M until fz o'clock M ,. and Al llie eloEs oI Sione & Beers cn the altefnoon et ihs ss'p day from f 61ciock until 5 c,elock - q the store of Pratt < Foster on Tuesday the sist sIay of August from 8 o'clock A M until I2 eIock M: and at the store of Fayette IT Hpiefce on the Afternoon ofthe ssAe day itnm ii o'clock until 5 s'clock. lss2tss
 osis siEEH M DeIg. SMITH, C0llsotOs 's Cornwall. Augdst te, ls59s aaseE1 aslsss 2
 sASA8 F37 E@&4YA wet tS &414S SE~3Ss
 sgl .ltss yaA kAA ASess1
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
rEHE coar. ol Probate for Inc 1pi.

rTHE Court oi Probate for The Dis. :. trict of sLiichfeld .haia limited and allowed six -aonths from the date hereof. for the creditors to the esta.o of BENJAMIN yAILL, la.o ef Liichield sin said distrlct, deceased, ,ssin which 10 exhibn their claims Tor allowance and settlement. Those meg. .kcliRg io present their accounts within said time, properly sattesied, Will be d,barred, a recovery. All per 0nsindehied io said rsiai C are request sto make immediate payment 10
 HERMAN l.. VAILL. Exec i. ~s-, v-,- ..4-.-CBARLEs VAILL. tutors. Litchiiela August 26 Is52.$s k
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
Bounty Lands.
SOLDIERS OF 1872.

TNHEsm anbers of AEapt. lvaas slifs Company -s l. in the war of ISl 2,are each entitled 10 40 acres of lsoua,ty Lapd. am nowreceiying war ani q for h ,se of th's Company who have applied to ir,e, now :thstanding the opinions 0fothers tothe contrary. | have the Pay Roll of Capt. Wanghss Company. aud also oi Capt. Ctiarles I3uel's Company, andam there fore prepared tocomplete thcsM'pl eation o
 uns t..snaler of eilheE of these Companies, ol
 the NittDw ot any mcm0efOusa momsAtss no
 tice. by ca ling on meatmv office. Y.&
 g E.3 &FNs8 iHENRYsB GRAVEsE's |zssJ J.i.chfield Nov. 4 Ath, 1851 .ts. ssg "a 2G