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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-07

ArMANsFIELD, in Ohio, the Democracy have
been holding an election decide upon the strength
of the different candidates for the Office Of post
master in that town #sEEs s5f5a aEsIsfS#
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF DELAwARE.-
day. The message of Governor Ross notices the
demise of Clay and Webster in appropriate terms;
rejoces the prosperity of the nation; notices
the completion Of the labors of the commission to
revise and digest the civil and criminal code of the
State; also, the opening of the Newcastle and Will
mington railroad; and speaks in favor of the pro-
jected railroad from New York to Norfolk, from
which be thinks there should be branch to Lewes,
passing through Milford and Milton. Upon this
subject the Governor en!arges, and recommends
that the means and credit of the State be applied
to the purpose.
The Position OF GENERAL PIERcE.-The New
Hampshire Patriot says, in reference to the
article in that paper upon General Pierce's cabi-
net, concerning which some most absurd calcula-
tions have been poured forth, that it was written
sswholy and entirely by the sen Tor proprietor of
the Patriot, without the aid or dctaton of any
one--that it never left our sanctum until it was
put into the type-setter's hands-that neither COL
Greene nor Senator Hunter knew any thing of the
article until it published in the Patriot. Cen
eral Pierce was in Boston when it was ritten and
when it was published, and did not know of its
existence until he read it in the paper. Whether
the article in question expresses his views or not,
we leave every one to judge from such information
as he can obtain; we have nothing to say on that
point except, that in frequent interviews with him
eince, he has not oppressed disapproual Of it,"
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and influence. General PIERCE cannot con-
struct 4 Cabinet with due regard to the DEMo-
CRITIC party Of the South without the Seces-
sionists, of whom he was the nomination and
choice" The leading spirit, the advising,
consultory spirit, as we learn from the Demo-
CRATIC papers, of the whole new organization,
is q Secessionist. Ii is well known that Mr..
sHUNTER, of Virginia, entertains opinions which,
in the judgment Of patriotic and intelligent men
who voted for General PIERCE, render him little
better than rank Disunionist. Such is to be the
head and front, as far as we are now advised,
the prime minister, the informing and inspiring
mind Of the new administration. The other
prominent candidate Of the Democratic jour
nails for Cabinet honors is JOHN A. DIX, Of New
York, who represents the Democratic sectional
ism of the North, and stands to his party in the
same relation as Mr.. HUNTER stands in DIFF
ierent meridian General PIERCE cannot omit
to tender one of the most prominent places in the
Cabinet to some man like Mr.. Dix, Mr.. JOHN
VAN buren,, Mr.. PREsroN KING, or Governor
CLEvELArD. 1t is political necessity. He
is compelled to take s.here a BIT of black stone,
and there bit of white" 80 80 -
But where is Howell CoBB? Does any
one talk of him for a place in the Cabinet? He
is one of the ablest men of the Democratic
party of the South. He. occupies most COM
manding political and personal position. Will
he have word to say by way Of advice or
suggestion in the new organization? Certain
ly not. And why not2 HOWELL COBB is an
Union Democrat and friend of the Compro-
mise measures, and therefore he must be pro-
scribed. The ''checkered and speckled" Cabi-
net has no place for him. He has never been
Disunionist, and cannot find admission to the
new political Magdalen Asylum. He must
turn out and equality" And what is true Of
Mr.. COBB is equally true of Governor FoorE,
Mr.. Downs, Mr.. Richie, Colonel GoRMAN
and scores of other prominent Union men at
the South and North.
And what is to be the result of this unavoid-
able Cabinet formation? Will the UNION men
Of the country fatter themselves that they
have gained much by imposing on us Dis
union administration Will they adhere to
General PIERCE when they find that he repu-
dates them, and proscribes their leaders, and
places himself in the hands of their enemies ?
The moment he is abandoned by the UNION
party, General PIERCE is in a minority in the
nation. The next contest, then, will be be-
tween the Aboltionists and Secessionists, under
the flag of the PIERCE Democracy, and that great
American party of which the WHIGs will be
the substantial centre, that will repudiate
every form Of sectionalism and tisunionism, and
rally successfully to the overthrow of the fac
tions which, by a fortuitous aggregation with
patriotic and Independent but misguided in
dividuals, have elevated themselves to power
which they do not merit, and will be sure to
abuse.
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THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
TUESDAY, January 6, 1883.
SENATE.

Mr.. SHIELDS presented the memorial Of citizens
of Virginia, praying the reconstruction OF the Long
Bridge at its present site. #ss.ssE5t
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

q "A essgrc,1Andfat of ikf lla1ili,f C0Dr' aMl sns " tlsat . dist1sna af C,sn asaIlii MEnsslcre fnSin lIic q. irfvW Asalelslinhf lr slie Siaie, Was tIeld Iasi wtfk ai hnfilsrtl, htdAe,pA lIs qaeeIisR awisesheF tlIe Con wssaaiislndl eyxsens ss' CaNnretipni atetlir rrvialdn, aild ixl.eus.r sl,e CnnleiIsk 1esi'e sud dep,and ti.ssvenrii l;,r tllai psrpise. Df. Aie \. .trmuf New E.sndnn kak Enniri u,an. and ileas Alr.- 6nmlftcln 6;' Brisi.a Scr,hr. They, uNaDliwurslS rrirrrtd ils HYhirei lil tiit COnS ,ciaiibiis, inv ilnR hem. ,F Il,en sa ' Eii., in meet by ieIelatfs in q geMeral sud pshise Convention, and devise whatever nleasures ilicy may think hess Id be recommended 10 ile Churches.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
= - T - --------. A-' New YOrk Mutkefa.

MA MONDAY. Dec. i9 FLouR --Prires ran.e for state and wasssrr brands from @7 UO ' 25. Demal.d is naocer, atc in the market to-day. sSS \ GRAIN = Wheat Sl 63 a ie9s: Rye s6 .Oo.-- Oats 80 a54. q. rn 79 a g.. PRoyisioNs.--Pork SIS 50 a 1881 fir mess, and llA l3 l2 iar prime. Beef, So S E,r pril,e and La II 50 for mess. Lard iOc. Bauer io | i9c. Cheese . 9r. -sx ; < ~ Caslle MaFgket.
 5. as MsNDAy. Dec. i9. Offered S,lS2 Beeyes, l5s cuws and calves and 6,973 sheep and laint,s.
 Y. PkIcEs. 3eeves1 q ? ! 2 cts perth. co@s 935 $5. All sod yssf 6 asss gl l5s4s'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

&T DR. TkRREL's 0isTMENT- put up in glpes Soxes-ah ox'ra nice article for the toilet, and a
 hanisome' shelt ltornament.s Every family should have . iox un the shelf, inarase of exposure to
 the fall winds, or accidens.S Norice advertise. mens in another column. For sale by -se}s sses A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
aWssaan,s lelel.tn.

0aes nf she isas.s, euro l.s documents Dre ~Ive,i ir.gn the dru tune, IS ilir l.,ls,,s in { rs.sius,f,. ssgnrd elt a.x@e n Ina ids. sss the G.sserin,r oli Spufh C,.rnlna. i,ravM,a fpr re ,ei From ii,v charms and ca,li,va in,l,ss ,,i wnl.,us. l., heats dsle March fiss,, tie '.day nf ihe frasi ::'' ~, sss.s....a .s.'
 Tp Ills Excellrnry, G0yerner Johason. x The hunbc peiiii,n vf n,a,dsl wln,se names are pnderwrsiten: s4.a s gs4
 Whereas, we. the haI,hle pc,iiioners. are Iai preSeni iD a very ineia apcI,oly sl,xpss.ii,,, nf tlnnd. c.,ilssderIns. how all ii,c hacllrl,rs are blisHlly rapi.vaird hy widows, and onr more vduiiItnl charips thereby rgalecled the c.,nss qnence u this our rs quest K, ii,al your Exerllrncy sill EM she jn,nre or.leu that u. widow silalf presume io marry m. ssM,ng man i;il the. ma ds are p,0vnle.l ior ar else io pay .t.acl, uf them n lins si sa US iacinn, t.f myasI,pg pi,r i,i,rrlirs.: aasl k.. w,se iiae :0 b. lad np all xucl; h,chel.m. as si,aIl N liarrled lo widows. The grea d,ssISa,pp1e T ix ap s,s ,itynis is, ti.ai tie widows bs ti.ir G,rwaSc esir,a9ss. a.isnal nJ li,e ,OuDa nien aud have the van,is is ,I,,nk i.,sir gnrsAF isryoiAtpurs. winch .s a great ,'Aps'Siia,l' N tD have ihc prriefeocc. " Y
 Tals s h6sMhls feesmnien.ied ,o seu, Exce jencs xcaHsidrrat,i,n aud haps ys5,l will ssrcveni ais;1 infs,ssr snsslis. sai
 And dawe poor maids, as n daiy buand will ever bray. ias sRsts 2 Sa&
 P. $. IteaHs tie aiilesa insisi, and there. lDrr mssis essiirtsnrsi. s.s th,i,k Il proper. i.. be Ire n,e<svnger i0 yssnF Excrilency i,, hrliaii Ul il,y lriOW RMhscr.heFn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
..9lIassieo.1

In Cornwall, Dec. Iss. ny Rev. Raiph Smith, Iamae J. Webh: Esq. of Santa Fe. N. M. io Miss Elnrllla M Slsdr 0l Kent. "A M, <. a,,ass.'s In NsTiOlk l2,h inst. by Rev J0seph Eldridge, Mr. Lewis Root to Miss Mary Robinson, both oi
 h Anienia, N. Y. Eh insi, Dwight Allen of Goshen to Pamela Delano. of sharon. g,fK
 ,;in .Winsisds Eth inst, Johnf T.. Rockwell to Al"suOs n Duu. v fA ss&sASSE +s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

The Gavsr.,or of S0nii, c .rolina. il, Ii. lisi Messagr s,,it,niv averS .ilIas S.,n \
 Car.,!,na -,nust ievrafirr rxis, as n inilIthry pcepie, s.Else h,se,ty .slsn,,s .sgn ..Jn,isry i'.r ,hc lasi ten years affords abnrtaui sprtaf liiaI ae t,na saS he Unirn snasse,
 'i'ere is "a hr ne peace fnr slr Siavsl,ai,ler. An e,rrnass saSsrfare aIalnsI h,s r.ghi .of prs! <s.,sA and pg,speTiv.. under ,l,e esshcis:rd ,n- ,Aaeasesaf ai:e i@o;dr aads.ise sSiales uf si ( Nof.h Eda,hrc censrI nsswsr. hss hren >nl- eg,nlv anE nellhsra.rly drcFcrd E.W sih,s rcss,n t saessrsslal slIHs sil,s cus1sisnntvr rl whei.hr is . n,r.nher stnntd he rrepareti as anv niomsni far every e,nrrgcnrG."
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

M. de Saaias 's .l,scrysfy of he sites al SssiHis ssili G.saaTr, .ii. K es,iissdsssd eue u sise lissssi stf,lsing Miti,m ite vlsplr saags (, sBilsIseai an.iQhiay. Tif dIxihsttthen, n Nsntv4h is. .saR ! ,isasssr si fee eiipg, 'a eu,ai i'satssF riunpsfed Hisi, iI,e discovery II S.s dDip and Easnpfrsslh Thefe N FrgeiLii.s strangely s.kissl n el.e idfR If tllFse liysis salsssss. ..es.ls af Divine yEearaacr Esi Er. sne'ulazn firrssx asaI i,iris ees,insiezssi1 slle actual marks If she a,sirssnens .sis sls osrstilrow silll vlslhle upon iI,ea bsassrd
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
md yYidow,s a,pIrlse,.

Not all the blessnpsof hes, oE angels Ganhlaw aWny desola'e widaYy's curse 2 Andain1t thos spill thy heastis sbls6d fuf atone, nieh:. MSw tsF4.9.g ssa g. .gsss ! It will not weigh agains, an orphans tear.
 NJ CeLefidee
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

Nj YAsxEe SPrgp. IS in .can,en,pla,,nn hv ,t4 pr.,prit:nrs .,i si,ss Greenwood C-a.> .r,ery irar New York, q, ruus,r.cf U fa,l- ssav from, ,i,ai c.iv :" the cen e'rrv, s.s ns
 io facklaie ihe pr"Grcks nf iaprrals !! ls there any plI,er na,on tii ii:r Y .nkre ,i,a,
 wan.d build railroad tos,fe graves:
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
DR. ROOT,saP PILLS.

lti.nas n br wondered II ihafs llsa isahahif. kanis of Li.:hiirid coisiliy alianld psefes DE. | feoul's celebrated Root and plani F.lisi in any other Medicine in tsse, iis 0Ei DS. MOOT. tho 0stginal makerol fiinu MaA sesesiakt of Ca
 na.sa. aad Mhlle livina e,liu;sd tiss sepaia.Nn of being the most sk,Ilitil Ph, sician n ille
 country The Pulls are cbDrosr,i of lwensy
 kinds of rare snedjriaai VI gfsahiss iii.ohah 'aciipsssnd tbosouallSn Sn tIeir eperat:sn ssRih he
 sys,eaa, yet they saFe so eatstally nedscNscd
 that they can be given io tiss lilost eebls per. son With saiasy X ,. N < 'ssa Y X ss - Wa raniidslitiy sscommcks sIsese H;Ilsso 10 any article of slie kind in asps Tbsy arc.
 soi'l at tho low isice af I1f 2 ma S5 eSnss pes sex. hy neseiaassl ilitoug gisoGt tla county. lf.js Try rtein. stst
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
Wzr J. m l VI !
HnlidaN nIfEN.,

NrghllL Ar1uDlHN Hifftgunt. 100 WH " 7 aAf nel gang tttfl414 l4Hen NIf6 Ht1 |aAIe ei lkoaa hEaq'lsnl Ele1et Neesl elaa a4. lield EAtI,l4aa nf Nea Xea'1 4I4s*al H.4|h haslgs
 sl iss. N .aG, s|l|slt N | sGss # U K I Y. 7. -. .:.s. <.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
! N0lidlk B7e.I.

~yOrEDl-.l C I. tatIt rf ,as rsiiIs sf ~ f<s yea1 1|1 Nn' f .It' 1|','' 01 il5 crime fn 70 Ii IaIao 0rt o| Ni| ff4 Nt't14II, ail the IIfSf dIp 1I itbI.INrI. Ittl N 4s| .le hunr pl 9 o'ci0, ,5 r fis nHt Elq.Esl| fI|tf tsie4 and paY fp any Fsnf Gili' eI'5l' taAt 1p nn9 tNs pbnnd the eahAf. tl ( sum nI YAt8l4 I|f tF. ts tpr eeeIl head 1i c .pilf of 1It aga alel1r1i 11z each une they shtI9 hs 70 f und aI IafHc a1i s,I thr 1sises U inrlskuse aud t0 lAeegi up V N.lt ehali the dytv of thr Ilnrn ass 4nnd iipla ke lawtpltnr any krresIan io imnpuu6 atlf G1fllg ss touitd 0iI 6f tIie nssuef ilsIasI.f4 nilt I'd llatge aad tlhe pnund:i h.rsi shaI ,pffiee fhs same eompeneaIiOi and uavs tlle samt peWegs
 as are gtaAted ht tlse aiainii in3e4 0 fiii5 tI1e iGnlis co Roupdns', PidFided. sflsaa nofpfn6ifV
 incurred s under this Bye Law sial eacred khgSe E And tlse owneSa of said fatsls sd ;inr3osnl,Sa
 shall 0t receive .he same fun, ,he sr,,isd milf
 they shatf have raid lhf pTssaii sd in,lk,s.sissf Inc same the aRlvuht sl AcFfritu,e Ind gn ta p,mnJ keepRF his fers and rxpensra fs,T kecpissx lsaid Cat is iE 0tlisF casex af ctehihiez iii. Ihls Bye-l sw sisaIf ke in fssce i;,r one year from the sIifss 0f FAhFaasy, lE5t 9 Alas YplfsF, Thal il1ie Blq Ispy be rAilished in tbe LITcHf4KIp ENQuiRKR nt least fn1r ueeks suecessiSelv, previous '. ihe kl5E 0f kebfeaFy, | 1851. Certified irunl Recn1li. \ s x s
 WI. K. PECK, Town Clerk Nosf0lk, Dec. 6tIi; les3 ss lssx 1S
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
sZ
A KsNAnktsLe srEkr DIea N S,so

A KsMAnkssLx Sckkr Diea ip Sisens Me-. If sne ss,sita,laIi tl,f.a1s !isi~s, g,es. r wl,,ri. hafB q sii sl,e sk,lIss D yssc,sss-- --s,i, lile 2olh vf EuveasbrF. Tlu,insN Hrnsy aarsi g srags-.sa sihe s6ih. Alshy3 Jsssr- pll,nr. aged yesss-~0n sliF 27Fls. Naney. .aerd 9i yrssz+-asd in i've ma,nnN afsfr- ssanis. Jsae. aaesl ta yesf<-- -ail clnislses' sa' hlv. TInMsak Keslwas. DurbI siir scessr, . skisIe iniahl sl.s.1fhser WAsAdsitd iss tl,f lsnlily. 'llaeilliee dgceastsl ] dss.nifffa, Siitf Ieiff plased ln, eulIins. were each nl i,,rn hp,ual't 10 tka hrsxlsie ssf lise s'ek nsollssf. ~ hes easntai anlseiialinil, issF as IW4iIHG NaN Hfifs NlIlch sllFv Nfrfv giefpks .,sh ls.Aellef IH ti'e o,,ld sud ai'eni grave. kbfer HefR CD i'slsja ahf sf|Yisinn,f ei,ll, NSEA s.'N &fnatIlt hRltGfi Whala rhanuf 'nnpf s'e''' peEA rlWiasisi phrsnislS. Als tls.1 hline, e'lsHi rer,nanr ,f lie H ylsA aeI Bro llaisInnt. .s nf !. ,'I,n,,. .r =. 1sua4sIla Iilg neGr fsHlha ra.'Iu| a',s, lI..s 'I tglsiA4l hfal&t ap4f |it no sl1sf r 4lst8 t'Nl1l&4 '<fl tfts& ENH6t .|slIHs4. sIil tle1s'e E c q $ ; 1 ~
 "- Et " |T '= VI " FI|||
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

Ihefe are s.ane .exceetlihslv sighslssNsD- anis now tu he seen al,oni San Franciscs, HAEhs t'slfAesate hsanali, swer ihs plinn s'An.l the cirriages are impnrltd from New York at aMcxIehse If fur hundred dollars 10. ireigiH ahnf. u costs Ihret l.uHared 4lr.l It's 2 snou'i,i.. Keep par uf iinI srs il, Inc Pacifir metropolis. Ilacknev rarFf3ers are ,htr'y'ln number. and the regular charge five dollars an honr. .se
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

A n Fcoart If Pssia.s kaldeh n I.it@h6sid, the 25sh day M NOvelnlcr, A. D. sSAA X
 M i'resens, tfE0AeE c. M o003Uf3, tsos, lnsike. On urulun sei MyRaE flsHpaH. Afsslinssssalor 0n the Estaie "f ERASTUS G(1t1lJyHIN, isie .tt.Hchfields wllhf shit natSscs, dfreazpd- -1sIiS Gpnrt dath deefees that six smispshs i3R hiInApa and limited bUr fIse eredilOse Of sad esiaie s0 axlsi Ihtir e1ai1ie AgAiHsf the pans6 s0ftse said Aiuinissr1tog. gE he ds,basrfd afecavers; afd sisFhcfs tiist pub'i 'ic nice c given al fisnfsr hy aarar0ssaa an aanessspsVeF puhi shSd ill fiatll. iNg0p0Dt iii said town af faffhlit IN nearest iha lpissf mtlssTa liH aeeeased lass II eil. ka
 sHisss I'I;s,'s 2: ,ss e,ssy's s y,,,ss y,sss 5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

\. Nis IN BosroN ,. The uesv iSaiiiea aSrArI~- ed for .he m,'l'f,pal el.etiMl n Boston, have been the "ccas"n oI some Hn,i say. s.a4s. Fhe B..sson Ppsi, m aiiuxnn n t,, ihe:: = S,s sssgV Nis.ss Lea aggr, si,es. as lf s
 mss s as g"tsi as mile, ios si,a,sN y0png ,nea slnes II take to make a leagt Yla;
 Ffahscrlpt replies !haie tue eItctton reinrns .stOw that ihe afiswef is }ionnd tube 2Os3!
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
DOES NOT EVERY MAN, N.sJsiAry, AN D CT4lLfJ HAVE AN sIN!i'f REST

h having sls6 hAallls df themselves and fsiehds
 sss,cEea aud pfesessaA VI Af5hissnason o6 tue yeaf pgihing is lakss nslps a as',t aDd snselal
 cOfFtci.ve. and glvinM tlse sSei Gnt PssJset tDae 70 endure ilr heais Jl' Summer. assd eka,lgss If Auiusnsts ad.iA Faii. NJ assicle Ehas ss high in cn,,f.lcnce ol ihe easDm.lpily. tbsipg reco,nnsenAed and used t,y rnunenl Pi.y siciens aud distiDaUisl,sd ciiiz. na J aa X N 's' sF
 Dn S1EPHEn JEwETr's JusvLx AKD HielEx CELEBRArEDt n nxGTn REsroanxu Ef1gEns,
 whlcil haxu been fried and preged spnd npA
 ~ he snpeflor to e:i 0ih0r ps.pafatinna ipr tho c,ire df ail diss aseA Afisink fscN fplssi.ieS 6f shst Bisads Dsrangs sjf tlts q NiDsi6 Btsa els Liyes. or Nrs.,iis Systsan. ana .fessagsar ble for their s,fspsthfniHg, ip9igasaiise, resv tarative aud chefTinR psopeslieA A rstnGls itiat Will prove tieir iIicacy tsce recbmsiiens dsiionsiu Psmplsleiri) E N sles assa
 Also ihsl P.isaeHssy Eilsig asS sizsasikes. | For sals hy sppoins sd \ essts in esess loass andissilagc ~ New Es6s slaud and hy sltAssf8
 n Meaiclnss generally. sseis sks q as.hiti, L,tchheld,, Com. ss asss. seI " sss ,.s,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
''s U. RE III III E LE "OULD inform his friends and the public IVY gene'alv .ihat he has opened n
 CARENET SEIAp.

a.A YrsFA z z Ss H8I keL 4 c IEI, Near J. Brewster store, x here he is reparcd N supply all those il, want uf anything in h line. on the most Teasonah'e terms, as ne has laree stock Of well SC eetcd G,otss, such as Sofose Tfte Is ietSS Loiihgps A1atDls I'm
 ont Mnhog0ny. sn tcr Zaliss Ecs sfsc. Ready made CofFins of all sixpacons,an on hnnd. f9F4s 8SSs M. REMMEl N
 Falls Village, Dec le5S. 2 sge9a s1sT
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
A fT aa fsuFs of Prpbnse ht.ien n Ihi,chtelA tA. within and fur the District Of Istehiields on

"A fT aafSsuFs of Rsebnse hlien n EisclsfeId within and fuF ihe ils.Eiet of Iss.ehlield son E the 1.a day As Decensher. 4 1. D fe53 krsS Prevent, lSEo. AX ooDRUrFs Esqs 1qiae. Is On motion of HENRY PkgDI. ETONs Adninsltn-s taf aEiiie esihte lOf DAT.I HI 4aIe ht h(sbahen, wtthin end d.sstici deceNseds- -Ekis | court th drcFte thar six months Ee aiiswed aud lim'trd tnrhhe tFesfffE Ut safsi u ts- lhlhii tsetr elaiWs agslpsts the saIne taghe said Iadminisraior; aud slirfc's that pnhlie n.tsce he
 aiveslaf this srtIeF hv atIveftiSsg iHa istspap@r Lnnb!ished in IIfrhfiela, a, m ibv pnstiag a copy IsheseOf on the p'itlie sEn D ,st in said town ssi Gashen n6iifesi the TsHpe ' hsfa 1he deceased { lass dwscls. Certified from Rer0Ed ss s.s \ 8 GEO c. WOODRUFF, Judge. l3 ss 2 s
 "A 1T n Eonrtof Frobase ho' den ht Slrarao wiik-
 kA in and f.r the DistFicl 0f haFoH. 0Ft tlle 5th
 day of Becpn,bsf,A. D fe5J
 Psesent CaARLEs M.SPAEsoNss Esq, Iddee. On m. stion of GHARLEs A SfERLINe. EErcut0r
 ~ slls estate # AlsSE:L S'rlsa 6. Iais hf SAAyon. xvi hin said adistriets decearx 'Fisis court doth decree that six magshs rum lhis dage be allowed aud dniiea tdr the tf. ditsrs nt kaia essaie i0 exhibn IheiF elasMa aGanei slte e8Siio
 t0 saii Exerntor and directs that public nOsire
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 raper published iil Lstchfeld, md NV ppstiRgsa
 c.pv ilrn oi on ihe pnblic sign post in sn,d town
 6f Slist0iI stsar.Sf tle place vhe ellse deeeassd lass dwell. { C. r,itied trunls RAs,ed. es t | 5 CHARLES M. r. ARSON s. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

NRON IA Axlk AT FALLS YffH.4GE.- VI A NiYidend of Five per s,ent on ibS capi ai se.ck .f fiss Bank has been aeelage E pnfal.ic io e1e Stockholders on and af fer the a dnv 0f Jan. usry. 1851 R. M S.PEA<E, ey
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
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