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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
ATA Court of Probate holden At Shatonwith
 "A in and for the district of Sharon, March

T
 Present-Charles Sears, Judge. 4ia.ls8 l Upon the petition of JoelS Chaffee of Sharon in said dstrict,s showing to this Court that he is the G uardian of Almond Slsver, William S,. vcrs Mary Eliza Slower, Fidelia Slower, and La vinia Slower, of s;id Shar ,n minors, who are thu owners of certain real est .te in said sharon sd' scribed as follows: Icing situated in Ellswor b Society. and bounded mort lerlye by land of San. uel E Everett, easter ly by land of Garry s. Mo ry, southerly by land of sad Mory and other snd westerly by land of Peter De veau1-' on on inte rest of said min rs being of the yulu, of about three hundred dollars. It being fol the interest of said m nors that said real ef ate should be kold and the azails thereof inve ted according to the st statute in such case made and provided, the petitioner pcays for an order of said Court to that effect. 7F Ordered. That the foregoing application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Sharon, on the slst day of May next, at one O clock afternoon, and that said Guardian gi c notice of the same, by publishing this order n the Litchfeld Enquirer three weeks, at least six " eeks before said 3lst day of May 5<-a.g .a-s,t
 49-t3 .-,g. CHARLES SEARS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

FMsHE Court of Probate for the District Of u Mtehfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of JOHN SrocKEN, late of Warren in said District, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement Those nsglecting to present their accounts within said time. properly attested, will be debaried . re. covery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to .,,s,
 FREDERICK BEARpsLEY, Aduinfstrator.
 Warren. March 25, 1862. 49-ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.

ia Union Nominating Committee. THE Electors of this Town, who gre in favor of supporting the UnioB. the Goves,iment and the Constitution. are requested to meet at the court House, on Thursday April Sd, nt o'clock, P. NJ to nominate Candidates for Representa- lives in the Legislature and Justices of the Peace s@9a aFl, CHARLES ADAMS f1+H 4" Sp 4o8 s. @ z s.s.sI sR I..'., Ia,,ss1' Union Committee. ; l!8gH Jas HUMPHREY, Jr5 1ai vagssHe.s
 sf P. s. BEEBE, Gi'S5 Repub. Comm.
 .sBgFS w. '. RANSOM
 Litchfeld, March 25th, 1862. 49-t2
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, ke.j
 LUST RECEIVED, for Fall and Winter trade. Mems stogas. Kip and dseaF Boots. boy :. s<asr ,5f - 5...- l 2 'r.a Youths Boots of all kinds and prices. -gs Ladies' Belmoreia Walking and Skating Dests,
 thick Sole.
 ." Moreen, thick Sole Boots,
 Prunella Shoes and Caters, .l |. la-r...l. s. l sss And H .sF.. .la rlt Lots of Chidren's Shoes too many kinds 0 nsa.
 tion. .sf \. ,.-- sa afE ...... ..-...... ..1 . --Also- , ..1i1s.o cG Mems Rubber Boots and Shoes, .,.ifs- Ladies' e s ' .. |" i.sst Mad Misses '' Shoes, .i .-,, s,i.s.i Youths 1" Shoes, Be-, &c. ..,-.'. s, ,3',5t .'g
 All of which am selling at Var Pricss re- duced down to the lowest figures. - .'7.
 If you will call and look, you will be sure % buy. l- D. c. MONSON.A ;, Wolcottville, Sept. 2Sd, 1861. H2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
Hurral, for the Union Troops {,

Hurrah for the Union Troops!
 "A FARM for sale near the Village of West "A Goshen, known as the Chapin Farm, con t.DiBg about one hundred and ten acres and lying to the South end of Tyler Pond. aud cx- tending to the Village Of West Goshen, with a goud Dwelling H o,,ss and Out Buildings and Barn not good Said Farm is we'll watercd and goos. for grain and grass The Farm will be splI at public auction, on Monday the thirty first day of March. at eleven clock, A. M., on the premises Terms made known on tho day of .als. It will be divided and set up in pieces and then sat up all togsther, and sold the way is brings the most. TT
 s,. AMOS DAVIDSON.
 Goshen, March 18th, 1862 48-.2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
.CUFFINs! COFFINs!!

"E E are now prepared to furnish at the S.vv shortest possible notice. Cofins made in the most approved style. of Whitswood. Butter. nut, Black Walnut, Cherry, Mahogany, or Rose. Woodland trimmed as may be desired
 As VIC now have the assurance that our friend- y relations with the British Government and other European Powers remain unirnpafred, we propose to continue misunderstanding, CHEESE BOXES of all sizes BUTTER TUBS -PAIIS, &c.. &c.
 fE Persons in want of any of the above nam- ed articles will find it for eir interest as well as ours, to give us Il call.
 ..u .,..e.sl. ,..s g S.. WOOSTER $, SON.,
 West Goshen. March 7th, 1862. .ss3 3et 47 t6oe es
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

DROBATE COURT, District of Litch6eld. IT Litchfeld, March 24. 1862.
 Henry S. Griswold, Trustee on the Estate of ZEcilARIAn ORAM, of Litchfeld an Assigning Debtor, having given notice to all concerned, to appear before this Court the present day, at 2 o'clock, afternoon, to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said Estate after hearing the particulars therein, this Court doth appoint Messrs Henry B Graves and Da- vid E. Bostwick of said Litchfeld. Com mission. CTS to receive. examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Dram, and make return to this Court and doth decree that, two months from this date be allowed and limited said cred- tors to exhibit their claims to said Commission CTS <; an,l doth further order, that said Commits sioners meet to receive claims against said Es- tate, at the Office of Henry B. Graves in said Iitc,feld on the 26th day of April and the 24th day of May, 1862, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days and that notice of this or der be given. by publication for one month in the Litchhcld Enquirer and Winsted Herald, two weekly newspapers published nearest the place where said Estate is in settlement, and by post ing on the nearest public sign post, and that a copy of such notice be sent by mail, or other wise, to every known creditor of said Dram liv- ing without this Probate District, within ons week from this date. 4-.s ,f, .4,..s....
 Certified from Record, 4..l,se., ..... ...,
 4s-m1 -.,,, CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
FRoBATE NoTfeEs.

GaE apG0urtu of Probate holden at Cornwall ' within, and for the District of Cornwall, on the 20th day of March, A. D. 1862: asf;,.
 Present-H. Milton Hart, Esq. Judge. iw Oh motion of Sersn6 Swift. ExecutoE on the estate of AUGusrrs 5. EwTsrs late of Cornwall within said district. deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit tne1r claims ,aeainst the same to tue ixecptor aud directs that pdbIic notice be givsh of this osdsI by advertising in 3 newspaper Ipuplsneo Litchfeld, and by posting copy sthereoi 9n @ .ns sst the place where the deceased last dwelt: tI
 Certified from Record,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
Notice

aEs -ssssss NOslct -N atssyssag' \ aa IFS hereby given, to all psrsaps liable to pay II tax of four and a half mills on dollar. on the List of S6l . laid by the inhabitants of Go. shen, assembled in Town Meeting, on the first Monday of October last. and made payable on the first day of April next. that will be at the Store of Brooks Brothers in said Goshen, on Mon. day, April !th. 1862 and at the Store of Hart Broth SITS, Co, in West Goshen. on Tuesday April 8th; and at the House of George A. Hiil ,n North Goshen. On Wednesday. April 9th from 3 clock, 4. M. to 4 o'clock, F. NJ. or, each ,ofs said days, for the purpose of receiving said Tax. N sq.,5ss:sa- .Aii persons neglecting to pay. their Taxes at sad times and places may expect to pay lawful
 fir. 1oHk REAeH, colleesors a
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

THE UNION. PROBATE CONVENTION for tho District of Litchfeld will be held st Adams
 < Wrigat's Hotel in Eitchfeld. on Monday,
 March 31st, 1862, at II clock. The several Towns in the District will send the usual mum
 Der of Deiegates.. hg Gra an36l ssi! A 1sy a By order of the e,ss sfses eli rsss ss.Bss | 49 UNION AND RsPBRIIcAN COMMITTEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
Collectors Notice.
For Sale.

sasEA TO be sold or rented, we'll finish E::sH ed DWELLING, HOUSE. two stories isssse high, with Barn, Woodhouse. Garden and two acres of excellent land, pleas. antly situated on the West side of South Street in the Village of Ltchfeil, being the house oc- cupicd by the late Mrs. Osgood.
 In case of a sale. . liberal credit will be given if desired, for . considerable proportion of the purchase money. a t...rsss. .I553 sf8e&{4
 Apply to SETH P. BEERS or EDWIN WEBSTER, Li'chield, or HOSEA WEBSTER, No. so Pierrepont Street. Brooklyn, N. York ,t5 5s. s,, z9t :. 2 March II. 1862. x 3t-47o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

Ara Cont of Prohate holdepst Washington AE within and for the district of Washington, on the Ct h day of March, A D.elS62 at&G
 A, tPrcsent--Henry J. Church, Esq dge.
 On motion of Abiel c. Lennon. sAdministfa- tor on the estate of SoPHlA SIEELE, late of Wash-s ington within said district .adeoeased ! This Court, doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Ad ministrator !, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a nswspa-i per published in Litchheld, and by posting tawn of. Washington. nearest. the place ywhese, the deceased last dwe1r.
 xnl 9Certiied from Record. 4 2. 5isl@ 95s4
 fl. .taa la1I aR HENRY J. CHURCH, Judge. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
sta SPECIAL NOTICES.
 ladies' Ba;aioral Boots.

A GOOD Article, at d Low Pricc.-A few Pie IA ces of desirable DRESS GOODS. recently bought at at Great Bargain, and will be sold e "fs la ~t1'" 4st .@f~ Goa<, flick BOTS at Two Dollars per Pair, all of ~IiicL may b: f,nlnd at "a H.~ s-,' IH. 2It1 g p}at'A' 22A i'HART, BROS. & CO.,,
 tf-40 Al West Goshen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

nATS, BuCKWHEAT. BUTTER & EGGS O wanted in exchange for Goods. !.
 3t-48 | ssgas CHARLES MCNEIL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

E A FL persons indebted to the Subscriber will A please take notice that am in great need of money, and that their accounts must be settled
 before April 1st. without ffaI To the few who have accounts year old or more, he would say
 that this will be the last opportunity they will
 have to settle and save eoa. 7s -s <.ss Respectfully, -...14s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
NOTICE

E-EN re.~9 .s,As sE,..s~T that have received a wasrant for the collection of a.Towp Tax of mills on the dollar. laid on the List for l86l-also, & Military or Commuta- ton Tax, aud Dog Tax, on same List--which Faxes are made. payable on the first day of Aarcn, A. D. 1862 ; and notice is hereby given a. sha. o S seeye hS na saa as on Monday the 7th day of April next. from o'clock, A. NJ. till 2 o clock, F. M. and at the house of Joseph Watson in Marbledale, OH the 14th day of April next, from 9 o'clock, A. NJ. till noon; and tt the Store of William c. Woos- ter in New Preston on the same day, from one o'clock P NJ. till o'clock. F. M. And all persons neglecting to pay their Taxes at the times and places mentioned, must expect to pay the lawful fees for collection. s sFtS5
 . WILLIAM ODELL, Collector
 Washington. Conn, March IA, 1862 4s-3to
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
To,.rringtoal.

Xfz4sfa,Y Jstg}s.{s k0EFlm6tON.t tf us4S ssssst 1.-THE Republican and all other Electors of this Town, who will. at the coming Election, vote for and support VIM. A. BUCKINGHAM for Govern Aor of this State, and the other Candidates for StatA officers nominated by the Republican and Union Conventions andali wfo will cooperate with the Republicans in sustaining the President in his measures for .snppressing the rebellion by . vigorous prosecution of the present war, which was brought on tho country by Southern trait torsSand who hrenopposed to any compromise washs or concessions ta rebals in alms--all such are invited .attend and particpate in q meet ing to nominate Candidates fer Representatises. Judge eof Probate and Justices of the Peace. to
 be held on Thursday, April ad, cat . O clock P. M
 atthesIo own Hall in Wolcottvilie. arras
 Per order,
 4at2 RsrualIoAn ToSx coxx,Trrr. THE ANNUAL, MEETING of the N E soc; ] ety of Litchfeld, will te held at their Chnrcb koa Saturday the 29th inst. at 2a'eloek. Ps Nj at which time the Slips will bearented for the
 ensuing year. .fs .ss43e a.If Blsstlt49
 LIVERY STABL4E FOR SALE! FESHE Subscriber wishing to c!oso up his hnsi- to ness, offers for Sale his enjre, Stock in iiis Livery Stable consisting of Horses. Carriages, EWagons BHggies, &c.. &c, old and new, which
 he will sell in whole or n part, at soucsst rdr pr!cts.s M z ---..--, Also--FpR RENT SThe Barn in which the h'yfss Stable f PsT kept ausps saral I 9taehfeld! sIsrsh s7th! 1881. ysst ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

.s-f1 *fer Ya@a M MARRIED. bsi5 s
 j Tn Watertown, March 18th, Jas. L. Loveland,
 Esq, of Morris, to Miss Aarths J. Mattoon, of
 Watertown. t
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
FOr.s Saile.:

"a VI ESS A# 1FT WHS 1. A u the Real Estate belonging to the Estate kzof OzIAs. LEWIS, deceased oonslstina of - .ss2 Dwelling Houses and Nle Acres of Land in the Villagegof Litchfeldin South Street.
 28 Acresof Wood, Pasture and Piough Land, 80 Acressef Wood and Pastlre LApd East oi Charles J. Peck's. As .4ssssls A long credit given for the purchase money, if desired. Enquire of RevsW. H. Lewis, Wa tsrtawn, or. of the Subscriber If not sold by April list, it will be for Rent.
 Iitchfeld, Jan. 18th, 1s6 s .'Els s;7s K, tss
 Christian Relnllart, "ATcH-MAKER, .svNg,ytsaa yss Litehfeld. conna saeEltfs4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
nI ISTRICT of Plymouth, s., Probate Court & W March Eth 1882

n ISTRICT of Plymouth, s., Probate Court, EH March 9th, 1862. a ss.e ,,.. .s.a..sai
 Estate of HENRY WILLIAMS, late of Plymouth in said district, deceased .-..-..t Ea,s.a.5
 Tho Court of Probate for the district of Plyn- outh hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate, represented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Henry Atwa- ter and N Taylor Baldwin of Terryyille in said Plymouth, Commissioners to receive aud exam inc said claims. ..sf ,t. ,..aaes .. l.. Certified by ~ .5a a.t ..a.y..af
 . AMMI GIDDINGS, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Post-Ofice in said Terryville, on the 7th day of June and the 9th day of September next. at one o'clock in tho afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment. N ai1s, T.rlaa a1vss1D; ss.Dvz, eonnis''e nsrs
 All persons indebted to said Estate are re- quessed to make immediate payment to
 49;t3s i F. J. WHTFrEMONE. Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
iG)ge 4atsst0 Mslpsa.
v, BY TEIEGRAPHs !, aa To the Litchfleld Enquirer.
WILSON'S LINE, OFFICE AT BuEL's sroRr.
sss RIcHMesD, March 23d. The following is from the Norfolk Day Book of today: President Davis Cabinet has been t4iExI8GHJ confirmed + Secretary Of State -J. P. Benjamin. zIg hhhm lA5War-Geo. WsRsndoiph. la
 /" !" Nasy--S. R. Mallory.

R
 |" Nasy--S. R. Mallory.
 M !" ( Treasuryr-Cs c. ,Meminger.Y !, = Ulsssss'tsn Attorney Gen. Thos. H. Watts |@ President Davis declared martial law over the Counties a s, of Elizabeth City, York, Warwick Gloucester. and Matihessh sfs is sss .agG sGI i eBarrn 'rrox ifNEY BERN Adyiess by the Steamer George Peabody say we have cap tored the pirate ( Nashvillep with very little damage also, Fort Macon-but little injured by the Rebels. Both are in our possession. x s i7g Officers of the < George Peabody state that they learned from contrabands that tal our force. had taken Kingston, 1Ng C., Saturday, withou, sustaining any loss. The Rebels lost killed and I wounded. This is not fully credited.
 The Union forces found at Newbern 500 fine Enfield Rifles, being part Of the cargo of the s.aNsshville," which brought 5000. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
For Sale o1 Ken

AGarc1a.a Ap1.1Is May, .ssslssa F Are the Months to gseas -fa
 as<s Dr. Jacobs Bitters.s s9s THEY cURE HEADACHE, INDIGESTIoN, sss s,. cosT1YExEss, SJAuNpIcE, TILES
 it lss 2, | .f. , a RUSH OF BLo LooD, sss s rs. ss
 \ ND in fact are the best remedy. for all dis "A eases arising from Impure Blood, which all, more or less, suffer from during the Spring Menths.s Aid Natursin this most trying season of the year,s wish a bottle of DR. JACOBS BIT TIERS, and the boon of health will be your VAL u1 RUcE,yRD, fss s5af4 4aeI kssss sss1 -sagA .t4
 'fE- Pint Bottles, 25 cents Cnarts 50 cents. 5, For sale by merchants generally .sass sss <
 ve es ays3 hass Prepared only by aae tasest I CLARK q MERRICK, (successors to SPENCER acLAKK. Wholesale Druggists, New Haven,
 Conn. I s@s@ssSg ssssl5t = gss i1ssi 5sss 3ms48
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

sQ 5811Ef " 9757E F 191l aal1 31-H H. V, kLNNEI
 Bantam. March 26sh, 1882. 49t-ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

true copyof Record, stsl&4 ,g3ga9 ss .549-t3 si5. HENRY !. CHC RCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

ExTRA Sugar House Syrup at sa El a,ss ,-7s-s.ef ' 1e F. D. McNBIEA
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

~ Suip loteetsUs stdVe fp0stlVely that there are a-Reority ofsUnioa men in that acity, and ex. p1aas the opinion that upon the sasiyai of xthe federal army in forossitHa be giyenup pwithbut a'stle opposslsAlpn ns psssssas Fsssa za saa9 4os .1tais slahuusht. that Emerson Etheridgs will be returned as Senator from the State of ofFenuessee as colleague af Andrew Johnson, who of course will resume his seat after 2 loyal State govern ment IS organized. assi .sieesoa ssss.F 4ax
 The official list of the Union less Ut the battle of Pea Ridge, is as follows: Killed, PIP wound. cd, 926 missing, l74.
 -saSI aIia 10 gs5tf3 sSsEgsysssF ssgrs
 iasela tAat . nsa came very near dying in GAhteAaA 1g ting on . pair of clean stock. ipGa and drleislg glass of cotd water --an sex. pspiUaRt ths hsd not tried for many years.1,a
 i. pseasiop. mechanic adyertissssa that that h, manafsctdfss drums that cannot be lbeatens"
 At coin sale in New York last week, Washington e. d9 osasf sg. s 5sl srsss
 Tks LOSisSIlls 1Sarsaz U, 5s says it has been sug gssted thatnti NEtBall Aiit6way from Hashvil ss.,syS sssspssy ysS yAa sfsd t af tsforeemss a tS
 President Lincoln when member of tn, Hon in.lSl8 49 ,a8tt6duced aabiil for the aho htion Of slavery the nstfict,of Columbia
 Tho new postmastsrof Nashville, John r Tell yeesis'a Southern man of high position. who ta. alstahgusiia hidaself for his able articles agains secssslena .gEo 2 xHAmxA ,ssqhs , poliHcsl prisoners con6nea,in Fort L1lIS slessfs 70 6s fMe'noyed M to Castle William. Gov x. Raopr Tsx N sa {. 1,h . . . <. ,..le
 ron of Rhode Island in. session at Proyy;d snc, on the zOth, voted that itS was inexpedient [, nsse Any noMiustisn for gcvsfnor or efllSf stat, pmcsrs yss 7foat s s'slll ssFf Ffs NY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24
VERMONT ITEMS.

Rev. John Wheeler, S T. D., died at his res
idence in Burlington, April 10th, aged Ga years.
He was born in Grafton in this county, but re-
moved TO Oxford, n. H., with his parents in
early life. DIR. Wheeler graduated at Dart
mouth College, studied Divinity at Andover,
was settled in the ministry at Windsor, from
which he was called to the Presidency of the
University Of Vermont at Burlington. He was
a Trustee of that institution about 40 years and
was at its head 10 years. He was a man of ripe
scholarship. In politics his proclivities were of
the "hardshell' order.
A widow lady named Card living in Pownal
lost her life on the 18th inst, under very dis
tressing circumstances. In attempting TO re-
move some wood from stove oven where it
had taken fire, she sat fire to her own clothes
and was so shockingly burnt that she died in
the course of the day.
Peter Mcdonnell died at the State Prison at
Windsor on the 10th inst. He was under SEN
tence of imprisonment for life for the crime of
mans'aughter in killing ]. 7. Mexican of Bur-
lington, on the night of the 24h of May, 1859.
His age was about "a years.
Evelyn L. Pierponto of Vergennes, was admit
ted to the Bar at the recent session of the Chit
tenden County Court at Burlington, his father,
the Hon. John Pierpoint, presiding,
The trains from the North on Thursday and
Friday were detained by break in the Yer
mont and Canada Railroad, occasoned by the
overflow of the Missisquoi River between Swan
ton and Alburgh.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24

In the list of Vermonters killed and wounded
in the engagement at Yorktown, on the 10th
inst, we notice the name of Alvin Parker of
Westminster, of Company +, 9TH Vermont,
who was wounded severely in the leg, but the
ball had been extracted. In our list as pub
lished are the names of several persons put
down as belonging to the Vermont 2nd, but
upon carefully examining the reports of the en-
gagemcnt and the more accurate lists as pub
lished in the New York papers, we are inclined
to believe that the 2nd Vermont was not in the
action. The only troops engaged were Compa-
MES E, L, d. and X, of the Sd Vermont, and
the 4th and 9th Vermont who covered the re-
treat of their brethren.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24

The young men Of the present day would
vote their grandfathers "slow coaches in more
than ore sense. Great and palpably visible
changes in every department Of human life and
its affairs and business have taken place during
the seventy years that have elapsed since the
organization of the federal government. Wood
has given place to iron, and that in its turn has
been superseded by steel. The "Queens arm"
is now only met with in curiosity shops, and
II and is Founders have been laid aside for
1913 Founders, II and 10 inch Dahlgren's and
10 and 10 inch morlars. The weekly mail
stage on the great thoroughlares has been sup
planted by the scmi-weekly, tri-weekly and
daily coach, and this has at length yielded to
the great leveler-steam,--so that the business
of weeks in row only the work of hours
These thoughts are suggested by the following
advertisement that appeared in Northampton
paper 6S years ago, and the reproduction which
at this time throws flood of light upon the
privileges of our ancestors:
The PRoPREToRs OF THE MAIL STAGE
from Springfield to Hanover, take this method
10 inform tne puOHCk, tnat tney propose run
ming their stages twice week, under the fol-
lowing regulations viz: beginning on the 18th
inst. the Stage will leave Springfield, on Tues
days and Fridays, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, dine
at northampton, lodge at Greenfield proceed
to Brattleboro', on Wednesdays and Saturdays J;
where they will meet Hanover Stage, and ex-
change passengers and return to Greenfield on
Wednesday and Saturday nights proceed to
Springfield on Mondays and Thursdays.
Hanover Stage leaves that place on Tuesdays
and Fridays, in the morning-dine at Charles
ton, lodge at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Brat
tleboro', where they meet Springfield Stage,
and exchange passengers, the Hanover Stage
will return to Westminster, on Wednesday and
Saturday nights--on Mondays and Thursdays
proceed to Hanover.
Fare for passengers 3D. per mile with l4lb.
baggage gratis-l50lb. the same as passenger.
Genteel Carriages and careful drivers, will be
provided and every favour duly acknowledged
by the pu6lic's humble servants.
LEVI PEAsE.
BERIAH WILLARD.
August 6, 1894.