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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-04-13

The State of South Carolina, /"
Abberille District.-In the Common Pleas
Britt Il Cowan Attachment.
~ Thompson & Fair,
Edward Jones. Plaintiffs Attorney
WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs in this case
' did, on the twentieth day of Novem-
Der, 1854, file their Declaration against the
said Defendant, who (ns it Is saidl is absent
from and without the limits Of this State, and
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same upon whom a copy Of the said Decla-
ration might be served:
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Defend-
ant do appear aad plead TO the said Deolars-
ton Oh or before the twenty fifth day OF Noyen-
Der, in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and fifty We. otherwise final and ab-
solute judgement will then be given aud award
ed against him
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. C. p:
Clerks Office, Abbevilre District !
November 20, 1854. qly ly
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Land for the Million!

'V>llE Act of Congress of March 3d., 1858,
L. gives additional Bounty Land to all who
have heretofore received land for military SER
vices. All who have served fourteen days or
rec eceived pay in money for their services are
entitled. We have. by five years practice in
claims against the U. S. Government, become
perfectly acquainted Will, all the minute rules
and practice of that Department, and are well
known to the Commissioner of Pensions We
will attend promptly to all claims entrusted to
us. AS three hundred thousand persons are
entitled under this law, there will bo great de.
lay in issuing them, md it is therefore highly
important that application be made without
delay
Wewill also pay cash for the Warrants, or nd.
vance money upon them.
Is. L. d B. V. POSEY.
March % 46 If
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y. B.--l have on hand three sccon.! hand
Ene-i"s, Gone with top.) one light one-l"rsr
l'Hr"uchc, one cnrry-all. (rst rate TO travel
in,) also two new BuggieS, and more a.,.rowin:s
that will sell cheap for cash or cash notes.
'u' bear in ni':d tia, You save ten dollars
"a cv";y hundred ly paying cash, and a!,o
ten cents on every dollar by doing the same.
j.. !. I.
Al,hnyiiin G. IL Mur.h 10 1sis
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The State of south Carolina,

-; 'AO6eUatte characterization.
VVHEREAs. VIM. G. Robertson- has ap-
piled to me for Letterssnf Admins
tration on all and singular the goods and chat
tells rights and credits of Martha and 3sVicey
Price, minors, late of the District aforesaid,
deceased: 'a
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
oil and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear before me, ut
our next Ordinarys Court for the said District.
TO be holden at Abbeville Court House. on the
twenty-flrst day Of April next, to show cause,
Il any why the said. administration should not
Given under my. hand and seal,- ,-.tbis f;ftb
Z day of April, ,,in the year Of our Lord
one thoussnd eight hundred and .fifty.fiv We,
I : end IN the seventy ty-ninth year Of American
ss5Apriie, 1855 ~ ~ WV, :. :
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South Carolina,

South Carolina,
A6JcrtUc District-M the C0urrt of
Common Pleas and General .Ses-
sions, March Term, 1855.
IT is Ordered, That, for dispatch of the bust
Il ness which may be left unfinished ut this
regular term, an Extra Court for this District,
bc held, to commence the Third Monday
thc 10th day. of July next, and to continue SO
long rs may be necessary: That Jurors for a
Grand Jury and two Petit Juries for the next
regular term, and two Petit ,Iuries for the eaid
Extra Court, be now drawn and be regularly
summoncd: That this Order be published in
the newspapers Of this District, and that all
suitors in this Court, and other persons inter
csted, take due notice thereof
j. L. WARDL AW. Circuit Judge
a true transcript from the minutes of Court.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. C.P.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-04-13
Bounty Land Claims.

THE Undersigned will attend to the prose.
l. cution of Claims under the recent Act oi
Congress granting One Hundred zand Sixty
Acres of Land to all Officers, Soldiers. Seamcn
Indians, DC, who servedin any of the Wars
in which the United States has been engaged
since 1890. Revolutionary soldiers and their
widows are also entitled.
w Any claimant desirous of obtaining in.
formation, will please address the undersigned
THOMAS =. MORGAN.
Washington City, D. c., March II, 1855
References.
!" Ps Bnooxs, Butler. ESQ,
--." w w BoYcE, ~
April l3 =. 40 I'm
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Goods Very Low in Price.
HARD TIMES MADE EASY!

Goods Very Low in Price.
HARD TIMES MADE EASY!
M. STRAUSS, Cokesbury,
Il Charleston Nr, k7cytnt and UscjM
stock of GOODS.
From cents up, Prints;
Ct - French Muslins
20 Ginul,au,s
10 Bed Ticks:
is Bar"gcs, Tissue, Grape.
Chally, Grenadines, and Muslin Robes Dress
Siik& and Black silks.
FOE LADIES.
The hest assortment o.!
EONNE7.S. MISSES hats,
H'REI7TiS. GLOVES.
>, ,,,n,,c Mi1I$: HANDhEHCHlhT;S.
EDGING ond I.NSER7TNG,
TIL.N.iS, .MIN77LL-lS and
1TLU.NNG.S, de-, dc.
For QscE1s.
EADl-NIDE CLfI2yJNG.
BEOID fLU71i.S, r.1SSI.NERES,
mar UEJE. QUEENS CLO7H
LINEN UEILL. cISNNIEET
FARMERS URILL ",m LINEN
HATS SGSFENDER.S, GLOVES
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS,
SLIPPERS, jIARDW .ARE
CEOCKEEY, PERU merry,
STATIONERY, GROCERY.
To be sold t"r eax, at Charleston prices, with
frcgh, added, viz:
200 sacks SALT.
10 bags COFFEE
5000 lbs SUGAR.
Nails, Baggin", Rope, Irvine, Candles, Tea
Spices. Soda, Factory Thread, Scyihc Blades
Castings, etc, etc
! cannot mcEtion all the articles which
keep. Call and cSan,in" Yourselves nnd ynu
will tind prices according to the .:nc$, and
goods to please. Vi. STRAUSS,
April l3, 1855 CIV CGkcsAmrv.
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The Virtues of Jacobs Cordial arc
al arc too Well Known TO Require Encominms

TIC IlrlIlcS 0f Juc0DS T0rdiuI arc too
Isl. II cures tie acorst cases of Dinrrhra.
2d. 1t cares the morSt forms Of Dys"nt,rM
81. u cures Caiifornia or IIhricam Diurrkna
4th. II reii,rcx hc Scr.rea LD.ic
5l. II cures Cholera -Nnrdus.
9Th. II cares Cholera Lufdntum.
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9Th. II cures Iuinfa Mnsfruuiion
S,h. II reticprs Pain in Burl: and Loins.
9th. u co""t"r"cfs Nrruousncss and De-
ln;h. Il restores Irrc9n!aritics. Tspondcncu
l;h. II di&pcis Giomtv and Wust,rical
18th. His ua a,latirub!: Iouic. LEtsliuys.
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apted to many Diseases Of Females, especially Painful
Menstvuation.
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Abbsviiic &. IT,, March 10, 1856
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GREAT soUTHERN RHMHD
FOEs ALL EsOEvEIE DISEASES.

A%GDEEeMS @dB zG az, = "o
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-07-05
SPRfNG GOODS.

VEHHOMAS II. RICHARDS respect
81 fully returns his sincere thanks to mis-
numerous customers and friends tor the patfon-
Confident that he has established name for
selling Goods cheap, ii is with pleasure he
presents the following programme for the
SpTiag asit. Summer Sanspssign!
assuring his friends hath stock is very large
aud will be sold at prices Satisfactory to. the
closest BUYERS; a large assortment Of French,
English. German and American Broadclo,hs OF
all coloEs; black aud fancy CasSmtFes black
mixed ami fancy Satinet,s, IN eets and Cash
merets OF any color Vestings, consisting in part
oil butt, fancy and white Warseiies, black satin
and fancy Silks, new STYLES; aed large as>or.-
meat OF Ir'maninss-which win be made up to
order at Snort notice and warranted 10 give
satisfaction or na sale.
Readg-3fade Clo!hiag.-ln this department he
claims precedence, from he fact that the Cloth
ing is I'll manufactured al home of good mate
rails, ami the superior style in which ii is made
Will always secure them a ready and saiisfa ctcry
sale. Publishing GoodS-embracing a large
assortment ut Shi. Is Collars, Stocks, Ties, black
aid white six and black kid Gloves. black and
sanrY silk Cravats, Hosiery, Suspenders. gen''s
white aud fancy handkerchief, Umbrellas, and
lots OF other articles top numerous II mention.
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their @srments made in good style and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Cutting done al short notice.
y. Il. RICHARDS.
L'tchtieid, West ST. April Gath, 1885,
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HesC .4ss-assgenaesaf!
ELrsweRTH, June ls55

HvHE subscriber would inform his patrons
IL and friends from abroad that as he ha s
not been able TO close mp his business this Spring
as he intended to- have done, has concluded 10
continue his business another year; as heretofore
keeping his usual variety Of Goods. which aie
not 10 be surpassed by any country Store
although there may be some dealers who have
larger quantity Of some kinds OF Goads. bur TO
find the variety here is the place. But to go into
Particulars would be useless /; all thai is neces.
sary TO say is, please call for what yos want
and You will be very sure to find it. and at a
price that viii induce you To call again Cash
customers are solicited. as they are the ones that
help US 10 buy our Goods SO cheap, and they are
the ones that will reap rich reward if their
purchases are large.
word to The lovers of good TEA If YOU wish
for someih hing in that line warranted TO snii here
is the place 10 supply your wanis-for "a cents
per H. you can have that winch is warranted to
dra W green, and Tor 40 cts something richer
from 30 to Sc that which viii make music in the
dulles, company if freely used. and some a lite
higher for extra occasions For proof, please call
and try il.
% Produce taken at the highest market rrre
20 G.. +. PECK.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-07-05

Is Boston Remedy OF thirty years standing
4 aad IS recommended by phsslclans. It is a
~ur. and speedy cure Tor Burns, Piles Boils,
Corns, Fel.n,s. thilb,ains AID DAD Sores # every
KIND far Fever sores, Ulcers, itch. Scald Head,
Nenle Rash, Bunons. Sore Nipples, freeom-
mend d by nurses, Whuuws, SIZES. Fescrs,
Flea Bites, Spider Stngs, Frozen Limbs. SAT-
Rhemn. Scurvv, Sure and Cracked Lips, Sore
Nose, Wans aud Flesh Wounds il Is a most
valus lie remedy and cure, which can be resti-
fed Ia hr thousands who have used 1t IN the eiN
al Boston and vicinity tor the last thirty years.
Ia no instance will this Saive d. an injury, nr
interfere with ph vscian's prescription. Ii is
made from the pnrest mutsrIais. frnm a receipt
iruuaht trum Russa--"i articles gruw I'M. in that
cpuHtrv; and the Hrnpretnrs have letters from,
all classes. clergvmrn phs s'cians. sea captains,
nurses aud others, wffb have used It themselves
and reco nme nded il 10 others. R-dd,np's Rus
STA Salve is pat up in large TN boxes, Stamped
on the cover with picture Of a horse and dis
ahled soidisr, which p'cinre j. asn enara, ed on
the wrapper. Price IS Gents IL Boz. Sold at Nil
III. stores in town aud coantrv or may be or,ls red
OF any wholesale druggist in Norwich. Hartford,
New ilaYen. New London or New York
REDDING 4, 90 Proprieiors,
8 State Str, ct. Boston.
avery mother should have box in the house
handy in case oil accidents To the chdrea.' 9
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Another Arriva al!

M ORE New Goods just received at the
1F-a. Granite Stare" The prop-ietars If hi
Establishment woaId again remind the pubic
that they have. received during The past twd
weeks laige additions 10 their Stock of Goods
and are now prepared 10 show 10 their customers
as large and good an assortment as can be found
in the county.
Among he Goods just received can be found
more of those cbo.e OIL boiled black Silks al
one dollar per yard, striped fancy Silks at so
cents per yard and Upwards; a'sa, more nf those
all rnlnrs and styles.
HATS AND CARS I'm this department we are
Thoroughly 'p's;ed." having a very large as
sortmens of everything in Tia, line, which we
can sell al astonishinglv low prices.
CARPETS AND PAPER-HANGIYGs. Oar stock OF
Carpe'inss, Paper Hanging, &c. is now quite
large, and in that denarsment We DEFY competi-
ton. WOODING g.. LEWIS.
Granite Store, Wo!cotivile, June II, 1856.
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g. Ia ElaciIeMt.o

TEyO all Strangers and Composifors from neigh
n boring villages who pass through WoIcot'-
vile-W- give Nofice !. BY calling al that
extensive Dry Goo is Esta bli. ,meBt south Of he
bridge YOU can see every variety of the latest
Styles Goods the world produces-and will AT
once commence bnying, for reason of finding
them az from half-prtce to what they are worth
only In exchange, We are giving the highest
market price for large quantities of Butter and
Eggs-as we have all establish ed agency in Ne "
York where It is at once disposed Of.
The e extraordinary advanla ges Tor The public
benefit can no sooner be made widely known
than through the med un, OF mis- extensively
circulated paper
N. & r. A. BERRY.
Wolcotfvil,e, June 18th, 1855.
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Rhode Island-A meeting Of the Know
Nothing State Council of Rhode STAND was
held Wednesday, and approved the action
Of their delegates at Philadelphia. A plat
form of principles was adopted, embracing
the following ponts-the unconditional re-
storation Of the Missouri compromise the
repeal, without retroactive operation. of all
acts Of Congress making grants Of land to
unnaturalized foreigners, the refusal to ex-
tend Che right Of suffrage to all foreigners
Lnlil they have resided in the United States
81 years; the holding Of public Offices by
natives only; legal and constitutional pro-
hibition Of all traffic in alcoholic liquors
and the removal Of the regulation of secrecy
which at present binds the Order.
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Attention Farmers

AA L are satisfied from what we hear
w that some OF our hrerhen IN trade are
giving out the idea that we do not take ang kind
OF produce. Nav this is A decided mist AXE,
ami we wish 20 say TO our Farming Friends
that We do take all kind, of Produce which y"i,
have 10 dispose OF. Aud also that we have
made arrangements with two of the largest
ssroce !: 5 n b Il. 3 II IN e ats
in Lltchfed C"uny. Messrs Palmer & Hopkins
and john Scovill, Eco, br whl.h our customers
can have Their Groceries at less prices than they
can be h,ught al any other esta s!ishment.
Now, Gentlemen. having made arrangements
FOR the =" Inner Man." we would invite you
10 call and examine our splendid stock OF
Fry Goods,
Which We are selling at The lbwest rates. so
gentlemen bring on your produce of all kinds
and also bring Your wives and daughters aud all
the rest OF the iamiy. and we assure you tina,
you VIII he well paid for your visit.
Yours, Respectfully,
Ai.VORD & BROTHER.
Conner Store, Woicolviile.
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Horse Rakes,

WYE have The sole right to manulacturo and
w sell IN lichf~d county a patent Horse-
Rake which is entlrelv new in its construction.
aud l,r simplicity. efficiency in operation and
durability. is not equalled by anv rake in use
The above rake Is worked an wheels aid the
raker rides on the rake. |, can be used by ati
old person or u boy with ease.
The above rake may be seen NJ my shop
where ttev ar" kept for sale. Those in want oil
good horse-rake will please call and examine
mine. GEO s BREW STER.
Goshen, July Cd, 1855.
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Teachers, institutes.

The Common School Journal says one
Institute at least will be held IN each Coun-
~, during the months of October and No
vember Each Institute will commence on
Monday evening, and close on the evening
of the following Friday. II is important
that the places Of holding the Institutes
should be appointed at an early day, so that
the arrangements may be thoroughly ma
tured.
1t is desirable that these Institutes be
held in such places as
!. Are convenient of access.
9. Will furnish board and lodging for the
teachers in attendance.
3. Will furnish suitable houses for the
day sessions and the evening lectures.
4. Have not been recently favored with
an Institute.
School officers, teachers, and others wish
ing to secure the appointment of an Insti-
tute, at any particular place. should, as soon
as convenient, make application to the Su-
perintendent of Common Schools. stating
the nature'and extent of the accommodations
which will be provided.
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Watches, Jewflsy aud Fancy Goods.

A s. BALDWIN would take this opportu-
40 nly OF informing his friends and the
public that he has aoain returned from, New
York with rich and tl,ll assortment oi Watches
lewGiry &c. He so!cls continuance of the
tavors 50 bounufuly shown him the past year,
and will spare no efforts TO give good sania ction
to his customers. An goods and work wasfasted.
WArcueS.-A god hunting de,"tched lever,
full jeweled. 10 cara's tine and geld capped, for
SIS; silver hunting English patent levers, &C.
,ached levers with and without hurting reses,
ancreS, escapemenls, quarternS, &c.wIth prices
to suit the customer.
Gent. gold guard Chains, gold vest Ciain..
Ladies' chauelan Chains, silver Guards, geld
and silver Vest-IlookS gold ard silver Spec.
ta' les, gold Pens in gold and silver Holders,
gold aud silver Thmbes, gold necklaces and
bracelets, lockets. pencils sleeve buttons, bosom,
studs. cufrpms, ear rings, brea s,rins fob buckles
aud seals, lockets, slides, snaps. charms. keys,
&c. &c With NV sock of Goods thus largely
rep'en'shed and selected with erea, care, .eel
confident can sell a, as good bargain as can
be had any where IN the country. Give Inc a
call. No charge for showing goods.
4. S. BALDWIN.
\ FEW more of those extra gold Pens, in
y silver Holders, for 81.
Also, new lot Scotch Pebbles and Sewing
Birus, at a. S. BALDWINS.
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" Acknowledgements

THE subscriber would hereby publicly ac-
Knowledge The many tokens OF confidence and
affection received bV him during a ministry of
nearly twelve years among an lndu!gent people.
Instances of individual Kindness and IiberaIfy
lie IN thick clusters embaned in his memory,
and bring him into frequent and relre shng
fellowship with loved ones departed and with
many who are still companions by the way
Without the chilling parade OF as enta'ions
giving some among his people have exemphfied
a nnb.e Iiberaiity. Nor are cheering expressions
Of Kindness aud attachment confined to ind ivid-
uaIs. A eratnitv Of 500 vored bv The Society
OF heir animal meeting in Feb. 1854 aud again
in Feb 1855. and their action at a special meet
ing recently called for The purpose, by which
thew have in due form added $500 to their
stipulated salary, and made The whole paya bile
in mare convenient snms-evince a spirit Of
lberali'r and good will on the part of The Snciety
IA such, fiiied both TO crafty and encourage a
Pastor. Bv these unsolicited acts the Society
fully snstains its reputation for efficiency and
lbernlty, and furnishes an example worthy Of
'iinitnfion. Nav the Lord cause rich spiritual
'bies-i1gsiD descend upon ,the people who have
thus de yiseG LIBERAL things, d nd by liberal things
may they be estu blished
LAvALErrE PERRIN.
Goshen, June 80 1855
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Al d Court Of Probafr holden at Plymouth within
and for The District Of Plymouth oa The 23a
day Of June, A d 1855
Present, AMMI GtD0INGs, Esq, Judge.
a motion of The Adrniu-irairix On the estate
" Of JOHN II. BROOKS, late OF Plymouth
within said district. deceas-d
This court doth decree that SIX months be
allowed and limited Tor the creditors Of said
esrat- 10 exhibit their claims against the same 10
HE adnni>rratrix; aud directs liza public notice
be given of this order by advertising in news
paper published in Lrtchfield and Exposing a
copy thereof an the public sign-pnst IN said town
oil Pi.mInh nearest the place where The de-
ceased last dwelt. Certified from Record:
. AMMI GIODIEGS, Judge
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Prices Es c due d:
New Spring and summer Goods !!
MCNEIL g. RRAMAN

WTOULD cal. the attention of tue inhabitants
w OF this and lie neshbar1ng towns TO one
OF the most compile e as,ostneats of American
and Foreign i,ry Gn5ds ever offered IN this
market, at prices shat viii defy competition.
People AT hume and abroad are respectfully in-
vlted 10 call and examine :he stuck for them
selves, as are determined to sell at a very
small prati-ihat the tide which has been turn
ing this wav may continue SO IT, dn.
This assortment comprises great variety of
nix and Dress Goods, French and Jaconei
MuslnS, Organizes, Barage Chaies Barge
DeLaines Challle DeLaines, pia i'd fig'd striped
and plain DEFINES, Sw s. and Spotted Mus sins,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns. plain checked
Mem's AID Beys's Summer Wear.-Pl.,d
Cassimeres, 1rahD' Etc, Farmers Satin, Mohair
Alpaca, black silk ANA worsied Serge figured
aud PLAIN Ves,ings. Broadc'olhs of superior
guilty and various CO ors, Doeskin and plain
Cassimeres Irish Linens embroidered Curtains
mourning Au>lins. heavy and fiue Shte inns,
hlea ched Shcetlngs, Tirkings. DENNIS, striped
and checked Shlrtings, Sainets, Tweeds, ken
lucky. &. Paper HamgIn5s. Carpets. Oi!C o his
door ami carriage mats, cheese cap2ings Sc,
In purchasing the above Gnn4s in New York
the past week we ha, e been able t" AXE advan-
iage ut lie recent extraordinary depression IN
fhreigo aud dome site ma nu laciured Goods, and
are therefore able TO offer them a grea. rsauc-
Ton from prices 1t Goods purchase IN the early
part of the season
we can now sell Sirfrimack ana oo0heco
Prints OF the best quality and stves at 10 Cts ::
genuine Hamilton and gold medal De LANES at
Is printed Lawns one ward vide at 6 cts :
French Jaconei aud Oreandies Mnsiin at Is CTS !;
Aore Oh heavy Cotton at s CTS; bid Cation at
6 CTS. and most other Goods in proporti.1.
Also on hand a fail stock of Gracerles Waaien
Ware. Crockery and G,ass Ware, Tea Sets, &c
al OF which will be sud a The lowest price for
casn or producr--aRd purchasers NAV RESI- as
sured that no MISREPRESENTATION will be made
either in quality ar pr5ce
Litchtieid MAY 23d 1855
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Notice.

FHVHE Stockholders Of the New Milford
-E- aud LiIchted Turnpike &C. are notified
that special meeting oi SAID Co. will be held
at thr New England House in New Milford on
Saturday, July 7lh, 1856, 10 devise measures for
the future permanent repair of said road, To att r
the bve-aws. aud take such action relative 10
The gates said road as required by the inter
ess OF the C.mpany.
BY order OF tae Directors:
w. J. STARR,
Clerk OF said Co.
New Milford, June 18th, 1855.
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Notice.

vHNHE undersigned, Collector Of Town
- Tax Of eight GEMS on dollar. hid hv the
town of Sharon on the Lrsr OF 1853, has levied
his warrant fr the collection oi SAID tax on
nbbnt ten acres OF land belonging to David
Could, situated near the Dividing hon p II Isaac
Lyman in said Sharon; and So ntnri, at said land
will he sold n: prbic Auction. at the Town iilll
in said Sh ron. on he Ii ST day e Sepic mhe r
A ID. 1855. ut . clock Z. NJ as will paw the
taxes and costs characahle against said Gould
ON the tax-hill annexed TO SAID warrant
FIR EENAN W. SklFF, Collector.
Dated Sharon, Jane 10Th, 1865. s