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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

PaovtNcIAl Insurance CoMPANr-A branch Of this
company will be by their advertisement
established in this City, with Mr. Benjamin Forapce
Agent and Mr.. Harmon Doane Assistant Agent. The
popularity Of these gentlemen and their established in
tegrty is sufficient guarantee Of the of the
Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels :. November

ST CHARLES. Captain Wilson, suiysn OROutke
Wiley, PeIno heittmAn Nh Nichols and lady Thomas b
Faust o. l. A ketk IIszlehnrst Ca
Corlovn, c W MARKHAM, AlaIus Or
Mr. Fisher. Texas Misses Baani Mas III Moses, ST
Kirby, \ c.
NERANDA, I X Wilson + Hernden, II Fisher Colonel
Field, B Stretch % IL lstiison, Ala " II
Miss Rbea Ms, Rhrs VI II Toniuson John q Ford
TeNas II Montgomery and child Wooster y " p II berry,
81 Louis.
ClTY....J Walker. Mobile Morgan Jesss wilkinson
shepherd K q Shepherd, II Satplgrt William
treen loyslaud, Nj webb eorse psrsel Portland
badrilge, K Jami.lb Texas.
ARCADE. Pr7ts, heNeo II Daniel Graham john d
Walker. y o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

Ess~ Our friends, the democrats, were out
last night drumming up courage to-bear their
defeat with decent composure, if we may Judge
from the scanty show of forces.
If the honest voice of the people is not, on
Monday next, stihel by gross fraud, we have no
doubt that the wings will accomplish a sweeping
victory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

THE ELECTION IssUEs-We have heretofore
taken occasion to offer battle to our doughty
ne'ghoor OF the Courier on the right of an in
oepehueht candidate to run against the regular
nominee Of the Democratic Marty hn+ nm.
neighbor having taken ground that sn;tad IA 80
weH-to-wlt; that an independent democrat
has that right " when there is no wbio, 4, ,bo
field" we chimed in with him and there was
peace between us. With the high democratic
authority of the Courier in our favor. we fool,
ground in favor of Mr.. Gayarre, urging the
democrats to vote for him, as by doing So they
oou'a SHIELD themselves from danger and ostra.
cism oy retiring behind the broad shield of the
Courier,
we nave also called public attention to tbe
frauds perpetratcd in the name of the natmali.
cation laws, showing that foul work was IN
tended; and have denounced our last LacisI,
ture for not passing a registry law. ne ,boy
were required to do by the constitution a.,
the last topic, and on that of illegal naturar,
zation, the Courier has attempted weak de
tense, but finding that its points were untenohl
it has backed out ON all the issues. None of tn
other democratic journals have met our charge
as to the evil deeds of the leaders Of lofocoism
and even the graceless Courier seems ashamed O
them, and hangs its unbushlng head at tn,
thought of their iniquitiesl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

THE On FoLks 4 llohEy-" Boston and - Bob,n two
well known compounders of ttiating beverages have
re-opened the tavorite honse the OF which heads
this noce Their supplies of the choicest descrip
ton They always happy TO see their friends. Give
them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

FlREMENs' BALL.-We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation be present at Firemens Ball to be given by
Protection Fire Company No Is at Armory Hall tonight
The preparations for the event magnificent
scale and a gay attendance is expected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
.f!te,sfiOn! Ladies.

.f!teIlfiOn Ladies.
LIZ Try JoNEs's LILLY WHITE, il you'd LOOK Air
With iis wonderful qualities compare.
II beauty improves, makes the hectic look fne,
Tho sslloN look white, and the white look sublime.
To be had al the Depot, where all thugs are pure
ISL CHARITIES sTREET-neu YOU are sure.
tg For sale hy J. WRIGHT A co, Sole Agents,
OSl st2p I5l Chnrtre. street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

y The purSer Of the steamship Mexico has laid u
under obligations to him for late Galveston papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

Gae~ Attention is called to the communica-
ton of " A Democrat" in this mornings paper.
Though not endorsing all it contains, we predict
1t will be read with interest by all classes and
parties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
: The CampbeLPs are COMING.

ts The ONLY ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MGSsTRELs under The
or JAS. NORRIS Company rgs-is. tt .4sh =
-5t-l Od Fellows ts vusrl Wi olr appear ia
q city, o which doe uat' ail o. gy,n.
nl8gpn 3. A. JONES, cent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

Nav Music--Mr II d. Hewitt, of Nos . Camp street
have received several pieces elegant and popular music
See advertisement in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

ma We are indebted to tue officers of the stcamboa
Cora No . for late river papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
by tbf National Line.
THREEDAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Africa.
Cotton Improving - Breadstuffs
Advancing.
consols Lower-U. s Stocks Advanced

Nru Yosk, Noveuber4
Tue Cunard steamer Africa has arrived here, bringing
dates from Liverpool the 22d umo three days later
than the accounts brought 10y the Arctic The following
is summary Of her
LIVERPOOL MARKET
LNERpooi. october %
There has been good demand in the Cotton market
here the departure Nisgars on the 18th inst
and the sales the week embrace Is or
5000 bales have been taken for speculation and 5000
export Prices have generally been considerably rmer
and some qualities have advanced 1uat4d The quota
tons close follows Fair Orleans 6l.d, Middng Or
leans I'll, Fair Upland I'D Middliug Upland So
Flour has been in active demand and all qualities have
considerably The closing for Western
Canal sos cd aud Ohio 37s per bbl
Corn has advanced Cd per quarter and the quotations
are Ais for yellow and I2s per quarter for whte.
Provisions have been quiet and only moderate sales of
bee and pork reported without any change of
in the rates.
MONEY AND TRADE.
The money market at London continues stringent and
cousols have further fallen of to 9l1&. There is
change in the rate of interest United Stocks have
slightly advanced.
Trade at Manchester has slightly improved during the
week.
LONDON MARKETS
The Sugar market London Inns been dull and prices
are about per cent lower.
~ ~ fNN' $3.50 ' ''V 'oNh-'u ""o1s y f'A
cent
HAyRE COTTON MARKET
at tIr on, th ,al,s a,s r,hra. 80 n,,oo -
rh 10 ~, ho,,o os ,,o. a. -,
' 10 " o'"s' VI u' u plioes'
$50, =. ,, u5 I. I'm %. e'etsous
'Ae 0D'pe'o' "a i'"s'" te'uih'u ''oli "eii'n
on the 5 OF october Active preparations for war were
going forward
AT Constantinope the Turkish hset which had been
laid in that harbor for the winter had been ordered
prepare Immediately for
,,,.s - 49, 1901 - A. ~
The Turks were nvoluntarily pouring immense sums
into the Treasury OF the sultan to enable him to proceed
with his preparations for war
The fleets ~ had been ordered to the Dardaneles but
are not to enter Black Sea except in case Of the advance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
Hat, Gaps, etc,

ZIk AT WHOLESALE.
HATS cgulpuaIlk u
sILE,F UR CASHMERE MEXICAN, wool STRAW PALMLtIF
pdctMPkAcHT HATE. torsslsby
iyii srd.w a ca. 10 slagar.nssrs.i,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
SetceH n. Taylor,

No. 10 ROYAL STREET,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, etc., eto.
HHOLEs4LE AND RETAIE.
ts- Sac advertisement in another column psvIo qpiv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
Dr. Edp. .Jeaner Core,

III. EUW. BtflFiel' COTe,
DEUGGGsT, No rs Camp ST.
rs DR. E. J. CoxE's PREPARATIONS IN e1ensive use for
nearly fifteen have by their acquired reputation
unsurpassed eqnlad any made in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, SARsAPARILLA AND CUBEgs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
Ig Prepared No. rs Camp street. by DIE j. COKE and for
sale by Druggsts generally. jy7 gpf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

1t will be seen by the following publication
agreed to allow a challenger to each party at
the election on Monday for the purpose of chal-
longing and propounding questions to those
whose right to vote may be doubted The COM
munication is worthy Of public attention
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
To the Public.

AT meeting Of the Joint Committee of The Democratic
and Wing Parties held Thursday evening thu ID in
slant the following preamble agreed upon
mat the Judges Of the Election be held on the 7th
No'ner next, be invited admit behind the Bar of
Tue '0s AT least one member of the Chaengiup Com
mite of esch party, at one time
That it be to the Judges of III. Eectiop
when administering the oath required by law and when
ever they may be doubt whether the person rendering
his vote understands It to explain tho cath to him aud
ascertain by such questions authorized by the Con
stituton and existing laws, that he understandsit
1hst person about the Polls should permitted te
PROFOUND questions to voters except the Judgesressrv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

Bp tbf Soutbftn Line
MOBILE AFFAIRS.
MOBILE, November B.
The ship " iam r lallet is again In good ordur and
is atloat
The Cotton market is inactive
Mr. Marrast has hot yet been examined for shooting
O'Relly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
R. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES.


BY r. b. SYKES.
SATURDAY, November 8, at half-past 10
- o'clock will sold Auction Store, 81 Magazine street.
to gonent
Choice Medium VIRGINIA TOBACCO, Of different
brnnda. ~ Terms at sale. hs
Brandy, elm, Ru1. Wines, etc., etc
BY R. b. SYKES.
"WEDNESDAY, November g. Mt half past 10
w O'Clock will sold OF whom il at
his Auction Store Magazine second story
half and 80 quarter ppea HRANDYseRne npny Ray
moul, Peesoin Canus, United, Proprietor C"ll nn'''o
Magl0ry, Sszorac, Durand, etc. - -.
a. casks PORT WINE; 5btls CHERRY BOZ ~
pipes GIN; Of. casks JAMAICA BUM;
2 puncheons IRISH WHISKY; az. eaAkH do;
caseI OLD JAMAICA RUM
cases SHERRY WINE, ,,.,,,
so baskets CHAMPAGNE WINE 100 cases CHA WINE
10 Terms at sale VI
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
.ssA Ceysh .VoO,

ENQR ihe purpose ol fapaiyine the liiahway
 IN near .SOnld Mill, according se ths late vote b khe .TsMn Ai rLiiektiel], the Seiep,aneu svii faeeiye written pspp0sals nt any time previous nahe 18th 0f December nexi, fns fitting up tho knilre linssahighway,nurtil ofa linedraw From the wet end 0f the do0Fsyasd fr1ce of the qwellmg honss sfandtag ontho oast bank s0f the khessgl, ss the spah-ehss cnrneF Afshe walssal,d. the ADder the old mill, the ehssm sp ho lfillrd kilh diH and sione the wesi lins % the eilasns 70 be filled to alevel wisbihc pla nksoftbs hFaee; lhe4east eide 10 be filed as high ag tls6 zr Snd is Ata PFefenD on shal edge nf the chasm. and tho whole suliace when Efnished ioi be graded ac. e0F!iURly. nt hylR gsAitaN s8nye ssBgNi as n a ] The js,h sba finished hythe lss dap of May hext. 10 the acceptance of committee to bc agreed upon by the contracting party and tiSe sad EaI0eimn1.f2 # sssis VI E4a8 OFT tess Al ] Paymenis will he mads monthly d the work progresses. but as no time io exceed one hnlf of ghe amountDi work done, until tho whole is fin. ished. . aa .stg8 sFg setE { The proposals are to Do signed by the party proposing, naming also a hondsmsn are to be sesled up and directed to Tnmiias0n Wells. Liich6eld, through the Post Office, or delivefed to hlu,. Preference will be giyeu othe i0wscst biddss sofierine acceptable sscunsy foS the per t,Tmance'0f the contract. d sl tssAI
 Li:ch6eld, November 20, lS53.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
ARTIchFs oF ASSOCIATION
 Or qrrr
v NIElLL0ll [ Il1 ID lllIPANF.

WttE1t1OtlA, ll1 |E 70 FaNE,
 Ht |, l.reguihai wg ilIS AuI.s1s.ksr..aatrls.
 - " szsoeiAse qnlfflgea a2 tpdy snfp sralt and ppsIR, Rul.a4nt o liIe t5i.,'l4 sf fsi.s. lsr ls.,', z.ls se qL s''a gsgissd saIulEs df lks ctp1Ialionn Aliyih sN fhi acls i,, mn tictctc. 4Hd ma udnIeIll lle1eoI. AiIl gIe f.i. lS.si9e ate oul oi A1soeiaiien and aeise-
 dfI: ! Ths 6aas II sl.Is ssspalsllUn shslIho
 EAtt q. Ths e&pisnI sloek Vl seia ccTpoftlB1h shall hs Six Thuuaund D1llAle aisi 'rd ine Two handEsdahq forlg slintls ol tNsniyaise daIIdrs each. sass a8sfi zs xn naasFist sx fasd sss : fst. Q Tho pnrFass fis which snia esspnta. iidn . nAahlisned ia ahs fslloHinf ', asisa Iss pFapertxs Jaefscf hnildipME. sud fa snEsy an inc lluint blsins s1 md lo bny. ss ! And aeal h geeas wprrs end Bnsschsndize. alssi aagornllTfn d ~ aRia esInnreied ,wlllgF incidenknl l1 fho. p.oseculion and management sf sad bnsineess ], As':A Tho sia.nies aisssaid entitled 0f !Ulns Ssock CeFpofaEip:'s, and tte several aeis herrby particularlY Feleffed 10 md made paft sF Ihesg agtieiee, and the corporation hesehy epga. bIslled and 0feaniss q uhdeF and puFenanf t8 iln said qalutG shall Isnvf ito power, and proceed i1 m arcCraanee with ne tsgaa.tp1s speeiked
 .Ari. ,. Tho said eosporasidH N ssiablishsa and located in tho :0wn u WaseFi1pn C0Hn,y uf Litch6eld, SlSie Of COnnecsicnf. s N
 sArh { Each snbscriberio io these pfiieiea @efees so take inc number uf sha anne xed 10 hisinsa pf ihe capital ssnek of the Cpr2uFagion EhSh share 10 ke fwentlrtiNe dollars aa aloresnid, afs iG bH naia anr M lsIs n tf pxee s,l shs enEp6fS t,,n shail call in tse sniIls Da,ea ei vV'RieftawD khie N day 0f NosGl1hef. 1851, 7
 s9sssfisfTs .il 5 l9 NeRss anbsS q a sl'ssss q AllenB Wiison, M N .1s 5 Ganran Maiufy, x 26
 I NathunieI Wieeleh 50
 Alansnn Warren, M M 10 N a x t. s,
 Published by nfds sof the PfesideFk and p;. rcctors. GEO. F. W1JODRUfFs Sccsy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
m Boots, Shoes Gtsfke1.S, ASsslb dbe5sss
 lEATAERs &C.

<. nc 8aa lslusT leceiNeUs ne W hhA spseh.s did assortment of Geni's ffenchcalt Boors, extra
 sot as % sons aS ,S & 2 sspeG. auRs Rus, double solssi Bore cslf. kip and thick Buule a good assurtmcnt Youth ' do. { 0en,'s all and kiR BrognlH; Ladies 6ne sllk Gaiferss coFnlon do ]; Ladies' low priced Jenny Lind sBootsi S,nia agss 6c.l &ce allof ihe laaesf fashion. Ladies' eDans- Ruhhers--a superiR article; good assortment childreIl:s ehnmelsd and common shoes. Fugty sides oak and hsynlnck cole Leather. moreecn linings, bindings, ke. shoe pegs in any qianiltys ehae thread, cic.. all nf which WlIt be uefed tot
 CesA RHFeAessss gre respectfully invited 70 ealt and axa1aine the go0ds. ss v \
 01r Afaih Sisesl, rw aooSs sDssi af fks Cnart HoAst. " " SykA EEs CLOCK.
 Litcllield, Nov. 21. 1853. v "
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
New Goods

Tsfs8 hdC E B B HAS received during tie week pnsf. ( uaw HI supply 0f GtoTsss and CAssIafEkk& Aiso an assortment ot gond G8ods. c0hsissiRg Uf Fretch Meslnnes oi fashionable sliades ena culors. all wool and iahcy delainess nsohair lu ,. ires, ladies' dress srimm,ngs. and great variety
 Alsos danhlse and single bnFfcl Guns, Gun Locks, Powder SElasks, sltoi and Esne Bags. sporting end rife Powder aud shot. Fresli green and blnck T'saa, dSe {. 6e Asse,s9
 A pure article oi French Brandy and Holland Gin, ,,forusedicinhl pnphscss aNfts ~ <
 Latchlala. Nov. ], l650 ssss sasaSss'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
.DaguB1Teian NOfice !!

Nfiss seubscFlbef mag nav be found nRfha u8& ~ saloon ct MT. CuEIiss near hieresideneein in where hs w,ll cohtioue 6pssations i6f . short opportunity to procure q aiihfuis LiEENras
 This eslahlshtment is iifted 6p iri tle most approved and costly manner, and possesses every facility for prodneing tha very best speci. Imeps pf ihe aT.ThaYiRe the.advantage olianjm- proved Sky Liahas l ls M. Sss.1 ( his reputation as an 'artisi, together with his co
 lection of speeimsns. bear sufficient evidence ol his ability tD please. asnss | ws M sHF He will open roons in Washington about the 6rse of January. stzaSgE Z , Wolcotty;lle Dec i., laSa < -,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

1 ear r1rs'r 'rrnarri1 Ora 1rl.~rni up f1 1'ass boEep-an ss,fs uIe6 asiic|1 tr lts tu'|si. aliI a hnndsone shsli slneMtnt. Et,It fhaI'l ssdcli hase tor pl lh9 iktlt. in tn,a tf o1f zrIt 70 lhe fall winds, oi ccr|5th.. NtIss 't.||,e- Gnsnl ia aRpihel eo|amn, fsi i'|'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
MnficA.

k sLL persona are hereby cautioned aQaiissl 4 lA nsgotia,ing N M rE dfawn hY. .lae :" Rus soll ~ Erwin Mir. Cse " m tNvor 0f the Wad- hans lias Co., tiai ied New s3fiiaiT, Auaus. 5,h, 1851, at eix paplhss for Five Hnndred md Twen- ty-pne iQQ dollaTs f952H 70. l00l. The anne having been lost or sttien, ,paymemI has been stop ped. hssg gsss sWADFiAM'S MFG. CO,
 l .ssa BvI EsCAlHoua, sEreas.
 W0lcostville, Nov. 18th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
syNsl sllElk Rgnle. slass.

WTOTBD, int if sttls 9wnef pf 1nS CHiils.
 tkurse1, Swine, Sflsef hg e 6est. eiiHII el1'I&z the eaDle 10 to Dnl ~ ilie e her enlo41fa alteF Inc tsi day 0i UrcanihbE t65S%~Baeh aiS hGp Skeil k,risis eNd spags ss0 aDy pernIDs uhob fhNiI teIse nns nnd .impaslnA she uasIae, fi,a enln jnf lS1< iIf2 s1ye bn1s Tor eaof hnad 0f eai<iIa 6f fS1f1&, HsId ten seents for zach SWiM6 0f Sheen, atii3 1i& eems for 'enrts USDsf, enth liSsts fAEk shaIl ta su kaiAdut Aasee ous at Ahe 0wA4f S sSis Ssssrs and g ;slrn lag Thal | fhali k 'As am1 ~ akhll he fiaWfal sf0x ang seesnaz io i{Is4 I,smsalnug GuEleg t1oEaA DhiMrs Ehten6 6g c fSESg G,fwnlsll1s nfii6 0Asi6r 1ucl1stI1e Fl iilEotk anAaihe Rnuul KaspeEE 1,laii sensfRs 11ka 1l11SE ssal&0 fHsniinn and have lhe snass pnNeFs &s nRNs aFRA!s9 illt " etRsp.a levls Q ihis v gli.
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 vidAd<i'4ax zas pSkse5 As1inae q 5*1l zz*'@I1z
 |, seit tpu4 aelllk slIt &,llE <*H Ii <z=l
 ;'s { IsaSsT '9sga I,l ss ss1s sIss S .',,; ::' m TIT 2; R1: q. sss's:.'s |sy ss s.'.
 Y. z;:s ss.:s N. ' '.. .:!!:.:s| l'se< U lIIs Igl 2I L]s 4eNlEA @.ell. Neens4s h5 f. '. H ... x. 2 ..9 lE MN &z ffAN1s sl)in 4ssst 3s&a G&sxA s EshrD. QsiqheFi zt,h, laa saAn V FL Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
ss,pigrRIcxs oy NEw MrBpRp, ss.a l9 \ pss,i,afe Cssl,raa hnvanshae fiji. fns91 ssi

lfA8 EA3GA1 ON 1vA8 hDNAbEUANt
 EasTATE ef iOliN N Msil HON. iais' 'sof M New hgi giliord is said Dlstrich daceased.
 q he eQpFE Gf prsbates f0Fstlla dlsfFicf of New Miifpfd hafh limited and allowed six lssduiiss Tom tho date heres9, for tho efeditirs ol said ssinie lQ exhihit their eainss fef 6ettlemenis = lhnsr who neglect 10 pfesene their aeeoansay pfepeFly Asfesied, wifhin asaid s5nasp wili Nc d. haFred S1efyery. All persons indebted 10 snid estata are TeQz Asslt6 make mediAle paysnent 10 g nA tMss; ". q STAR RFsawsF tEx9c. A JOHN ". iea1 All ON, ( atpgssa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
wolcoattville, Dec. ls,. lsss X N X ' M \
A Ta Court Of Probate holden at Litcbiield, tA wi&hin and Tor the District of LitchfieId, ol, he 25'h day of November. A. D. 1884

FFesCnls k1E0RG8 Cs IVY 00DnUFE EMQa gll93ke, l On nuiion of MyRuN OSBORN. Admirl;siFaior on the Esta,enf ERAS1'US GOODWIN, i3le nf Liichfeld, within said D,stsics, deceased Court doth decree that six months Dc allowed and. limited for the creditors of said estate ,a exhibit their claims against tho eame 10 the said Aalminis' rs tor. or he dehaFFed . recovery; aid lirecs iha, public notice be given of this order w advertising tn q newspaper published in Ltch- held. md hy posting u copy thereof On the public eign-poei insaid town of Litchfeid nearest the place where ihe deceased lass dwelt. sY Certified from Rec0fd
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Jieo.

h this town, sd, Jane, aaca 9ysasA atuh, tEsebsecs, Sasd 2 sgeats-ehildspn6f isssphsh and ,,I ln sGoshsns Oct: a0s Anna, widow ef Moses l. h Gushsn, Nov. ssih. sIr chsrIss Ives, aged p years. .ssss1 sIal F5 sslEf8 sgs lss1
 In Goshen, Nov. a9th. Myrun Morton. Esqs tost Master, aged ea yeaas. e sKG
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

A lssssrsona liahldsi 10 pay Taxea m fsiss ef lkAa ie52, in thh Town of sNoFfolk, are hereby nutl6ed that will meet them th receive the sames no follows 10 Wiis on Mnnday,il iln l2tli day, tf
 Deeemhernexi, from 9 o'clnek A : M till a0'cIock
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 &e Co., on Taeeday. ihe 18th, as ihp Hotel N J0RR As Shepard ! and on WndRasday. tlan lAth.s afihe dweiIine-h -hbnse IT Buthneil fxnspR insrfa
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 plac0afOr eaid pufp0Pe mu1t expefl npRY Fees. " III JOHN e. RAT 'E2s collersofsss fNorfpk, Nov lasll, 1883 a v gs,r F | ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
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I A FARM 0F fw6 EundFe ' 6GFss, slthatHd ~ sAii iarsn ,s. i aood staic 6i euliyatipn. and II well divided into wo0d, pasture and uleadus@
 land. The buildings aie sonsl, nndit ia [ denSga- bie farm Tor those Wslliii6 l1 engage U aefle1ls tore The tafnf wilf b9 s5 70 cheap t0f Gaslt. <. For further particulars quire of ths suhsciihsf. North Goshen, Nov. 5ih, z M E'f N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

nasnnm says he has n0l Inai o40.O0oey |Ibs tlnnlrsstid hiesNss sIil.alAtiIlA, Rsssae |phly oa0.n00 invpsled iR ii. and lie 6Iate~ |fpis. Rnod will, eEc.. tsaght t0 selg for ni0fe |ebsR tsisss 7 1se b Ib desisS that tlIe nspeg Ines been sud tO 0td5s0sss sssM ,8ssss'.1