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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

RAnRo.p LIABILITIES FoR SrocK KILLED
The Supreme Court oi Illinnis has made
an important decision in reference to the liza
bilty of rsilrnad companies Tor cattle killed
on their roads. The following is a syllabus
81 the decision:
Trespass ri n armis is not tie proper form
Of action Tor injuries resulting from the neg
ligence ~ thr servants 81 corporation !;
trcspass ~ the case j. the proper action, Of
which justice Of the peace has no jurisdic-
tiun.
Animals wandering upon the track Of an
unenclosed railroad are strictly trespassers,
and the company IS not liable for their
destruction, except IFS servants are guilty Of
wilIul negligence, e,incing reckless miscOn-
duct.
The burden Of proof is on the plaintiff TO
show negligence. The mere fact that an
animal was killed will not render the COM
pany liable.
~ order 70 show the manner in which
railroad trains are conducted, witnesses
acquainted with their management must be
examined.
u q previous case The same tribunal Is said
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29
Obituary.

Died, in Chatham county, n. G.. The 18th inst,
Mrs. EsLr r. NJ RosERs, ronsort 81 David H. Rogers,
and daughter OF Robert and l.a;itia Faueet aged IS
years months and days.
The subject Of this obituary notice. was a lady Of
quiet and Ponsivc disposition, and possessed in an
eminent degree tie faculty Of creating many warm
and sfreionale friends. But in the meridian Of life
she has lcft this vain and beautiful woill. with the
fsci,ous hope Of being united with Tie purity per.
lection and glory Of those who live in that house not
made with hands, eternal in the Heavens"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

The WESTERN ElTESsIoN.-At the meet.
ing Of the Stockholders Of the Western tx.
tension u the Norih carolins Railroad, held
quite recently at Statewide, the amend.
ments Of the Charter made by the last Leg
islature were accepted. The road was loca-
ted to run three miles north Of Newton, in
Catawba county, TO such point as the sub
seription Of 81. 2u0. 900. already made. would
complete the road. WI Herald.
The Salisbury Waterman adds to the
above. that Morgantun will be the terminus
% the first section. Ii ensure the compile.
ton d the Road 70 That punt. an additional
private subscription u from two 20 three
hundred thousand dollars will have 20 be-
made 10 the Stock Of the Company. and ia
view Of this, the amendments provide lor the
opening Of books at Siatesvillr. Newton aud
Morganton. Fayetteville 0bseyrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

to have decided that "raiIrosd company is
not bound to fence in its track that cattle
wandering upon the track Of railroad are
strictly lrespassers; and that the company are
not liable unless its employees are equity of
wilIul or wanton injury or"f gross negligence.
eyincing reckless or willul Encouragement"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29
$40 REWARD.

RANAWAY from the subscriber on the 9th inst.
bound boy named JESSE foGsf. he !.
about thirteen years DID, has fair ssin light hair snd
blue eyes. The above reward Of ten donafs Will DC
given iai his apprehension and delivery 10 me, with
sat lent evidence to convict any person Who may Le
guilty Of ilecoying him away.
Az persons are lorewarned from harboring o. EN-.
poyins said boy. re ~ ..,,p,
Hawfe!ds, Alanance County, April -. s6-3s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

A SENSIBLE FATHER.-'rhe Sunday Atlas
says that gentleman of great wealth in New
York, but who has never cared to mingIe
much 10 fashionable society, recently settled
SIS. OOoa year on daughter who had married
to his satisfaction. In speaking on the sub.
ject 10 friend the other day, he remal ked
he was willing to do the same by his other
daughters on one condition-that they mar
ried respectable, upright aud industrious
young men. lie did not care how poor they
were 50 they were only oI this description,
and their characters would bear investigation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29
N NOTICE.

"A am preparing 10 leave The State about the Is,
Of October, hereby give notice 10 all persons in
dehted to me TO make immediate payment ssI wish TO
settle all my business in this State by that time.
am also prepared 10 manufacture few Ihreshing
Machines 70 order; one large 30inch cylinder eight
horse power, and one l9-inch cy nder finished. One
complete set OF Mill Gear, seven-feet beyeled Driving
Wheel Trundles. Sc, oil gotten up in the very best
style Of workmanship. Those wishing anything in
my line Of business, should make application soon.
A. BROWN.
April IS. s4-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

DEATH FROM EATING POISONED EoGs.-A
boy named Emerson Ilenser. ate four eggs
on Easter day. which had been boiled in
pint Of water. into which had been put
spoonful Of Prussian blue, FOR the purpose Of
coloring them. Two Of the eggs had the
shsils Cracked, admitting the poison, and the
eggs caused his death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

AN AFFECTING IScIDENT.--Dr. Livingstone,
the African disc0verer, relates the following
incident which occurred To one OF the patty
of Makoolo, whose faithful services had been
to him Of so much value through his perilous
journey from the interior Of the continent to
the sea coast:
Anxious 10 bring one Of his companions
with him to England. that he might convey
back to his c0untrymen IN the interior Of
Africa good report Of English civilization
and Christianity, Dr. Li,ingtone made his
selection. But the issue was most affecting.
When this Makololo strangerreached guile.
name he was sufficiently surprised at the
marvellous novelties that there surrounded
him. The sea, then tossed by a tempest,
which prevented the shp.of.war awaiting
DIR. Lisingstoae's arrival from approaching
the shore. filled him with amazemenit.
And when. at length, the q Frolic' hove
10 sight, although the waves were still run
ming high. they put OF to her in a boat. The
Makoloo, Of course, accompanied his friend
But as the boat rose and sank with each bill.
low, he turned to Dr. Livingstone, aud viii,
a look and tone indicative Of no ordinary ex-
ctement. not unmixed with alarm, said, - Il
this the way you go?" Though repeatedly
assured that they we're approaching the ship,
lie often repeated the question. At length
they were on board. and set sail for the
Mauritus. But the strain put upon the
mind III this untutored African by the many
novelties which in rapid succession filled him
with wonder. proved too much for his iacul-
ties; aud when, on entering the harbor oil
Port Lpuis, hr saw steamer IN motion, rea,
sun rceled, aud in a fit Of temporary insanity
he flung himself into the sea aud persisted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

GrAs Spring and Summer Medicine, Cater's
Spanish Mixture stands pre-emnent above all others.
Its singular eicacous action the bood its strength
ening and yviying qualities; its tonic action on the
Liver; its tendency to drive all humors TO the surface,
thereby cleansing the system according TO Natures
own prescription; its harmless, aud at the same time
extraordinary good effects, and the numbers Of cures
testified TO by many Of tho most respectable citizens Of
Richmond, Vaq and elsewhere, must be conclusive ey.
dence that there is no humbug about H. The trial Of
single bottle will satisfy the skepticaI Of lis ben.
eits. See advertisement in another column.
CT There Is nothing in the whole list OF medicine
creating such stir among inyalids as d., Sandfords
lnvigorator or Liver Remedy. II gives such quick re-
lief as 10 convince the patient Of receiving benefit al
most as soon as the medicine is taken. We do no,
know OF single instance where it has been taken
without benefit, and in nearly all cases a complete
cure is effected by s II has acquired its wide
popularity simply because il does what il is iecom-
nended TO do. II 10 constantly ena rging its circle Of
friends carrying healing on its wings, and JOY 10 the
hearts OF those suffering from Liver Complaint, aun.
dice, DysPeTsi a or General DEBILITY.
ur. 4 Sujseriber," (whom we suspect 10 he some
narrow.minded lcech,) asks Us why we advertise Dr.
Arms Pills, and we will give him our seven reasons
for SO doing. The FIRST second and third are that we
are paid for IT, The fourth swe know them by ex
perence 10 be good. The fifth is that Dr. Ayers pre-
paratons being recommended by better men than We
by physicians Of tho highest talent and the deepest
rning in the land, we well sustained in our own
convictions their value The sixth is that they are
cheap well useful. The last but not aast that
they are DUNG amount VI ggod this immunity
which our old fogy friend il he could repeat himself
ten thousand times might neve. hope TO equal, and
trust by making them known to render service
our readers as well as Ourselves Christian diuOcafe
CT Eenbold's Highly Concentrated Fluid Extract
Buchu is strongly recommended, as is Helmholds
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract Sar.a.
parila they equally eficacious and deserving Of
the confidence Of the medical faculty well the
afflicted
See Advertisement Hslmbod's Genuine Preparations !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29
April is.
EQ UITY S ALE.

Samuel Hanner rs samuel N. colins
PURSUANT to a decree of the Court Of Equity
for Oanse county, made at March term 1857, I
shall offer at public sale, at the Court House door, in
the town Of Hsborough, on MONDAY, the 9Th day
OF May next, that valuable House and Lot in the town
Of lilsboTough, on Tryon street, adjoining Levin
Carmichael Mrs. Roulhac, and Josiah Turner wherein
Samuel Collins lives, containing one acre. moro
or less.
SIX months credit will be given. Bond and good
security viii be required. aud the title will be reserved
until the purchase money Is paid.
Sale at " o'clock.
r. WEBB, c. e. ~ E.
April 8. saw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29
NOTICE.-STRAYED

fSNROM the subscriber, at Widow Fous,'s near Gra.
= ham, Alamance county, on The night 81 the 2sh
inst Sorrei Mare, about nine years DID, with black
quilted saddle and Bride Any information In r.,
gard 10 the nag that will lead to her recovery, 49,.
be thankfully received aud reasonably rewarded.
S. w. ROBERTS.
April 90. 81 su
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29
DISTANCES PROM wAsnINGroN.

The following is list Of the Capitals Of
the States. with their distances from Wash
ington, BY the Post Office records, according
10 the course Of the mail
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29
Sash, Blinds, Doors, &C.
FOR S A L Y ,

lNE o. kNABEs assn.octsve PIANOra.--A
" very superior Instrument pfnnounrsi such W gOHd
judges will Be- said 81 he fc.s In Baltimore. App, Il
this oirss. Match iI-Ts-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

The LOGIC OF DoLLAIs.-rhe New Or
leans Bulletin refers to the brilliant results
realized by the Illinois Central Railroad
Company from the grant BY Congress Of
yearly three millions Of acres DC land. After
building the road the company will have land
enough 70 yield the sum 81 thirty millions, and
this the editor says is the logic Of dollars
which every body can understand. Tie
Pacific railroad through Texas. the same pa
per states. will be seven hundred and eighty.
three miles long. and has a grant from the
State Of SOL 900 acres of land aud loan Of
$4,000 per mile. Taking the average price
Of the Illinois lands a. basis, this grant will
yiel, the Pacific company the grand sum Of
oversize, 100000 The Bulletin thus brings
TO view the magnitude Of the grant:
Eight million acres Of land is easily pro-
nounccd or written but does the reader com
prchend the quantity represented! II is
greater than the combined area Of Rhoie Is
land, Delaware, and Connecticut. Its near
y twice as great as Massachusetts and New
Jersey together. grl atcr than New Hampshire
ar Vermont. The latter, the largest but one
Of the New England States. CONTAINS but 6.
555. $50 acres. II is not strange that the
stock Of this company is taken by thousands
Of shares al clip, as we learn is the case
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

" should We ever he afflicted with that torment.
ina complaint. Fevet snj Asae. We should al once
order some d the south American Fever end Ague
Remedy. pcpifed ~ q. a. Leonard. New York. No
persan exposed 10 The which produce 4, should
be without i. A. preventive, Il u unequalei; and
q remedy. words are inadequate 10 express s value.
Tiy II. I'll you who are afflicted; and testify 70 The
truth Of what We say. II can 10 bad 81 any Of the
.t,s.srish.e stotcs N ths ssr'ioH u he rountf,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

~ We advise llose uf our friends 10 . state Of
single bles.eduess, who would win The idol II their
hearts. snd enjoy that domestic felicity known only 10
those 10 married life 70 restore the hair on their bald
pites. change their gpy locks TO their original cnlo
mike them glossy silk, by using Professor Woods
Hair Restorative. Il is nov the standard remedy fof
all diseases Of the hair and skin. ohio SiaftsHda.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

RAILROAD PR0GREss.-Some interesting fac S
20 regard to this subject are gathered from
the annual repart Of the rail road commission
ers Of New York
:. The first ra,iloal constructed il the Uni.
ted States was the Qaincy road, built ia / So.
The first passenger railroad was the Baltimore
and Ohio, which va, opened for public travel
with horse power ia the sumner Of | ISL.
Locomotives were first used 10 this country
IN 1851 on the Mohawk aud Hudson railroad,
aud in 1852 upon the Baltimore and Ohio.
aud on the Spnth Carolina railroad. In 1928
there were but three miles Of railroad in the
United States; now there are twenty.onc
thousand Eve hundred miles. On comparing
the safety OF railroad travelling ON the roads
OF this State with those ui Great Britain, il
IS found that for the last four years there we're
greater number Of passengers killed and a
less number Injured upon the roads Of this
State, in proportion 10 the number carried.
than upon ihose d Great Britain. III this
State one passenger was killed out Of every
zoe, loo VIM travelled. One either injured
or killed out ofeycry 5+l.125. One passcn-
ger VAS killed for every 47,l64,426 miles
travelled, and one was either injured or kill
ed for every AZ, $40 miles travelled. Ex-
Guiding ali the accidents growing out Of the
mprudence aud FAULT oitlle passengers them.
sewer, il appears that me was killed out Of
every 6.Sl0.S2s who travelled, aud une was
either injured or Killed out Of every 66i. 300.
Excluding the accidents caused BY their own
carelessness jurisprudence, there was but One
passenger killed Tor every 23j .S22, l32 miles
travelled, and hut one ether injured Or killed
for every 24.525.sS2 miles travelled. A
vast number more lives would have been lost
i the same number % passengers had been
conveyed the same Member Of miles in one.
Nurse wagons or in the old fashioned four
horse coaches"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

The local editor Of an exchange publishes a
punning market report" in which he states
that Tin plates are fiat. lead heavy, iron
dull, rakes not much inquired alter, cham
payne brisk, rhub.rb and SIENNA are drugs.
starch is stiienIng, and paper Is stationery.
There is no life in dead hugs. but consider
able animation in old cheese
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

Attention Orange Guards
You are commanded to spptsf In front Of the
Court House, on SATURDA r The End Of NAV.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, in Winter uniform
BY order Of the Captsin.
J. Z. WEBB, o. s. pro. tenn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

There is an old saw which SAYS that "con-
tent IS the true philosophers stone"
Brown saws it's very likeIy-for nobody
has found either one or the other
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
District Of Ltchield. S. Irobate Court Otober "a 1857

District Of Lichfsld SIS. Irobae Court, Otober "a 1871
sn>HE COURT OF PROBATE Fur THE DIS
Il TRICr Or LIICHFIELD has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof, for the
creditors of the Estate of PHlLO BAILEY. late
Of Goshen in said District. deceased represented
nsolvent in which to exhibit their claims theret" ;
aud has appointed Lamont Street of said Goshen ana
Harvey Ford Of Winchester, Commission, rs to receive
and eX ,mil,e said claims.
Certified by GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet
the Late resi- lencu of the dece ,ei in said Goshen
ON the Is, day of December and the 25d day eli Alt
next, at O'Clock in the afternoon. ON each oil siih
days for the purpose Of attending the business OF
said appointment. LAMONT STREET. Commas
HARVEY FORD, si"ners.
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment TO
2s-St cHAsIss L. NosroS, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
P.sTE.V7' .WEDEGF.vES,

Eavt ~ SpepSa
7nse Hiss DYsPEPT!C REMEDY.
Troubled wi'h t.,uience
Take BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY.
Have &C .'aiv OF Il = si",,ac =?
IKE BLISS DYSrtPrIC REMEDY.
Troubled with heartburn?
Ike BLISS DYSPEP nc REMEDY.
tullness, b aaii nt the ,r els
Take Rl,lsS' DYSpEPrlC REMEDY,
Tenderness a pit al ona"h !
Take Bills, DlSPEPTlC REMEDY.
AIRY s" e''lhg OF Il e NOS ?1.,rr,,,, ~, ,,,,,>.-
Take t3II>s' DISPEPTlc REMEDY
TAX" BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY.
- ''e Unique u, p,1c nySDrpr,., prupDv
axe bLl>3 Df@lErllo hhMh T.
" " r Is Hiss Dy>prpT1C RENFNy
Does f.L 'fe h.:lS> ~ 9FHp''o "hNf'Dh
Take bliss DYSBEPTlC REMEDY.
T. ouhled with nnus,n a, d y. m,lne?
Troubled with r'>in" , "a, " urn..' " W y a.
Take BLISS DYSfEP TIC RE iEDY.
Il v"nr appel rr bad
Sensation OF sin! i..g II, tie ~,".,arh'
rr u'Ied with 80, rs' ,,,,,,,
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- '"F "'''u an, " u" ~ &c nvSDrpTi, yruL.ny
d m""''"" {" r nny1 nIs :'" n v, Rrvry
is ere a ZEN" I,ho P lsS' DY>pEpr.C REMEDY
T k" ISIS DYspt PTIC REMEDY.
skin yer, sti..i,lve /, Geld -?
Tx, Bill - DYSPEP &c REMEDY
Ike Bliss DYsPEpTlC REMEDY.
%'e the ho' es Ire3u1r ,,,,,,.,,,,,<, -, ,>,,,,
Take bliss YSPEPTlC REMEDY.
u"Jec' =" CO. "a, pa '"i NV o,,nr,,, Dr,,rr,
uthdhrht atrr e't! NV ,,>.,,o ,,,,.
.kn b''IS1, ny 'IEpllC ka"EDl'
rum o'1' a'' Jug !" ~ KY n.;,rn, ,r,,rD,,
he bliss ~ ff.f ~ RhNEDI.
are \"" si''';'! u, ~ ~ ~ prD ,,f- pL,,crv
lnkr hi-'SS Df NlEf !iC RhhhDl
'''''''''''s 'i'L. = iS-' ,,ySpEprjC REMEDY
,,ii 80 - ,al a >,r,s.
''"""'' n w. NJ iSS. nySpEprIC RLMEEy
A mas, os,,rt u, iin, ,t Ian u ,?
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

District Of Lhchfeld Probate Court Oct. q. 1857
NSTATE Of SIDNEY II. GRANNlS, late of Ev
4Z an>viile Wisconsin, deceased.
ORDERED That the Administrator exhibit his Ad-
min strain recount To this Court for adjustment,
at the Probate Office in Litchield. IN the 9Th da,
of November, 1897. at O'Clock aftern on and that
all persons interested in sail Estate may be notified
thereof the \ administrator will ca,ls- this order 10
he punished IN IA newspaper printed in Ltchleid.
and post a copy thereof the sign-post i'll the vii
lage Of Litchiell.
Est GEO. c. WOODRUFF. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
RlsLEt'S
RisLEt'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
Il u Q H u,
In those 'sea peruIiar to- FEMaLIs.
LeUcOrrilOea OF Whites;
Burning & scaldiag Sensations
Pain in the Back OF LOins
irregularities. &c. &c.

ha tor wears been ID. red hy thou and- in ever,
sct"n o' the .'unry ri the reliable pIepa'h-
tIons tore the p.oe. In the bounding ri this
ienedy par cul;r re creme WIS hah T.,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
l., general; and from its great success 'hesr com
pla'"s IS aurbured bv pr pri-or the can-e "i :
n.,w almost universal Use and great pop" army -
Throughout the NtdLle S'a'e- wei. a. fhr'": 'ih'
the SOulh, .Suiii-Wrsf AID W. sac 10 Imin rse
more espsciay Ia. the m : Ill hem la'ltuie. "hfrf
'-rs" diseases from res xsrnn an pr''S' i"''
Of hr svsrr,. The Proprietor is nidfnt ihai Ire
preparation has n" esu,i IN 'hr senses IeteTr !"
and every invalid respectfully s"lr,'.d J., TE-T H.
ann il tnev d" good iHr", cl'ses to'' wing me
dreri."n-. it vii well repay the expenditure ut he
dollar. the price al the medicine.
FoI sale by all Druggists.
HARRAI. RiSLEY n KITCHEN,
rs Barclay ssses,, Now Yosa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
NOTICE.

GNAME into the enclosure IF the Subscriber. on
~ the l4th inst. five tw'-years old SrEERs-de
scribed As follows One pair m,tched, black-"ne
brown, with star in the forehead-one brown and
white, with white Mce-the other red and white
all ear-marked
The owner will confer favor by taking them
away SHERMAN FRIsBlE
Milton, Nov II, 1857 $3.50
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

Present Henry $. barbour, Judge.
EfSrATE OF FAYEI'IE W SMITH, late Of
"a Iuungt' in sand District, deceased.
Inc Administrators represents the Estate ms DIV
ent, and ptals the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon w iERKCPoN ORDERED, That Commission
to receive, extnli!.e, and dust the claims Of the
creditors 't said Estate he appointed at the Probate
Office in sud l"Ilgt"n, IN The I'd day OF Nnve1n-
Der, 1857, at . . clock in the forenoon and t;.t
all pcrss interested III said estate may notified
thereof. the Administrators will cause this order to
he published i'll Il newspaper printed in LitchtieI
County. and post copy thereof ON the pnbc sign.
post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
in said Iuirngton.
A true COPY of Record,
27-3t HENRY 5. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
District of Winchester, S.. ProjGte Court Oct n l35,

District of Winchester, S., ProjGe Court Oct n 1857
HVSTATE OF JOHN IGO. of Winchester in said
4 District. an assigning and n>uvrnt debtor.
The Court of Probate for the District of NinctcS-
ter. hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the Creditors Of said Estate repre-
scented insolvent in which to exhibit their claims
thereto and has appointed Erastus S WoofOri and
William. :. Phillips. both OF Winchester in said Dis
trict, Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims. Certified sy JOHN BOYD. Judge
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet
at the Beari>lcy II use in said District the .4h
day OF November and 2ith day of December next at
ten clock i'll the forenoon each of said DAYS for
the purpose of Attending the business OF SAID ar
pointinent
est e Ws $ w T"'ts'1s co'nmss'rs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
Farm for Sale.

vN|HE FARM AND RESIDENCE Of the late Col.
Il M"rchouse, in Washington, Litchtieid County
containing about 22U acres is offered for sale This
is one Of the best farms in the County, in Il high
state OF cultivation with ample buildings Of all kinds
in the hest state of repairs. About TO of irs,
quail ty meadow has good supply If wood anil
timber, pasture and pillow land. 1t has all that is
requisite for keeping large stock Of catte-h til
summer and winter-with all necessary convenicn-
ces for stallfeeiing. The farm is we'll watere with
living springs and the barn and Yards are supplied
with never failing water. large stock of cattle,
with the farm, and long credit can be hal if re-
CURED The farm is well known to George Hitch
cock New Preston. Daniel kecler Brigewater. and
Ahner Mitchell, Washington of whom enquiries c IN
u" Nc ia.ade. For price and terms apply to $ HART
WELL. at Bridgeport or the subscriber On tn. nre-
misses BErSEY NJ. MUREHOUSE
October 6. 1857. oi-sn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

a rEOrkEEY AND GLASSWARE The largcs,
- assortment III town Oh al! descriptions ut
MONTH 4 HEAnAY's