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The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-10-17

THE Commissioners appointed by the Hon.
IL Superior Court, holden at LitchfsId
within and for the County of Litchield on the
third Tuesday Of August, A. D. 1895, on the
Petition of
BISSEL IIINSDALE
of Winchester in said County, praying for the
relief provided in 8 An Act to authorize relief
in certain cases of Insolvency" having recei-
we'd a fun and fair disclosure, and an assign
rnent Of the Estate of said Bissel Hinsdale in
conformity to the requirements of said Act,
do hereby give notice that they win meet at
the Store lately occupied BY Hinsdale & Dim
ock in said Winchester, on the third Monday
Of October, and the second Monday of De-
cesnber A. %. 1898, and on the Rrst Monday
of March. A. d. 1927, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of each of aisldays, then and there
70 receive all Claims and demands Of the Cred
itors Of said Bissel Hinsdale, for adjustment, in
pursuance Of the requisites Of said Statute.
All persons are hereby notified to present
their claims to the commissioners at the times
and places aforesaid, or they win be barred
any benefit under said assignment.
) AUGUSTUS. PETTIBONE, I Cospm;s-
WILLIAM BATTELL, sioaers.
Winchester, Sept. 80, 1898. l6
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Rem0iniag in the POST Office at LitcA
~. field, Oct !, 1896.
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ELI CANDIES ESTATE.

EENHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
N trict OF LitchGeld, has appointed the
subscribers Commissioners on the Estate Of
ELI CANDEE. n W.
late of Harwinton, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and has allowed six
months from thisdate, for the creditors Of said
estate to present their claims to us for adjust
ment and allowance. We therefore give no.
tice to all persons concerned that we shall at
tend to the duties Of our appointment on the
LIST Monday OF December, Cd Monday Of Feb
rtiary. and Sd Monday of May next. ut the
dwelling house Of Bryant Bradley in said
Harwinton, ut lso'clook r. M. on each Of said
days. All claims muat be- exhibited within
the time allowed, legally attested, or be de-
barred n recovery.
URIAH HOPKINS, com,a,. -
JOSIAH POND, $500
GAY r.. SANFORD, ''o's'''
Allpersons indebted TO said estate are mott
fed to make immc date payment to s9.- u. y
JOEL G. CANDEE, AdmiaisirGtor.
Harwinton, November 19th. 1896. n
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CHARLES sIGOURNEY,

Nam Street, l4AR1.FORD, Com.
HAS Imported this season by the Will
y = ian Thompson, William Byrnes. CO.
rinthian, and other Vcssels. recently arrived
at New-Fork from Liverpool, supcriour,
and uncommonly select assortment OF
CUTLERY, FILES, joiners' Tools,
Wood-Screws, Coarse and Fine. Iron
Mongery generally, .$..ss
I BRASS WARES, Saddlery and Harness
y Furniture, Gilt and other Buttons,
which are charged ut low prices, and are Of
fered for sale at a moderate advance for
Cash or approved Credit Ais7k
ALSO, constantly For Sale.
lind Plates, Of all the different qualities i'm
ported And a complete ASSORTMENT Of IRON
WIRE, from No. o, 10 a.
September, IL, 1899. 10 CIV
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STRAYED.

~ STRAYED >
CE~M TSROM ths Pasture Of the
kAA y@ j. Subscriber. on or about the
~ 49, esd nlt. d BAY MARS, about
- - e IS years old low in tleshs and Of
niddling size,--was shod ON her toce feet. and
carries handsome. switch tan. Whoever
viii return aaid beast. or inform where she
may be found, shall be reasonable rewarded.
ORLANDO WADHAMS.
Goshen, Oct. Q, 1889, ~
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From tie Neso- York Observer.

"A f1nnflnp
,nissioners for FOREIGN Missions AZ Middle
town The ,,,,;o, cf fs TIn;fsd rs,re;n Nf;ss
sinnarv soc;etv with, tbe Roard had been con-
snnmated This rendered Il exned;ent that
= larga a d;.;on should 10 naf,e :. tl,e Raard
sT.,vp,tv Z.igbf r,a,,lara ,vare con.a,,,,eytjv,
aaaad FAR ra.;f;r,er i, New pl, "A fSve,..
to-fo,,r elseyyhere RE Conorepaf;onaI prrs.
Avter;a,,, and Reformed nnfch C.h,,rrhaa nf
A. co,,n.rv arc now connected togefher and
eolen,nlv rseflred s. the great tnter1arise. W.
~ y.I,slle a;3has als.ad : baen rera;ve fro,,
some other dennro;naf;nns The feeling ~
i,n;oy f,,Ilv ev;sts and sy,;r;t IF gaal s rpr,,-
l;arly ,,oa,,;fast i, Na,.. hs ,,;a.;r,,s
wers ncf;ce5 yvh;e have. npder the
&c te Pcsra s; - tl,o ,,,;r,,
some stafa,,,ante we've fro,, the g.
5rass 20 pas NJ cts,ss - S,;ss,al, hsscro
Tia Roarrd aud J rge asss,,,hiy = MANI
to,, $50. which he II. sr,,a
,,rasa,,f st.te ,,f tba S,n5u;cb Tss,ods WLsr
ths Ns;ss;o,.r;as srr;saS tl,are ,gss ,,,h;,,s
! which conld ,ral, he called stste of soc;aty
vrhare ,s,as NO I,tber fre,,asl,; ths,, c,,;,.
sn;rae;es for hoods ~ violence ~ Ieso,,es e.,
.er;,st tl,a,,, yNha,, q, : Rn.t. s,
pas;vea rl,sd tba sb;,, eon, yvh;cb M
g I,nded he co,,Id not but arcl,;r, q r. =
nnasiIle that These are human heir,rs ~, Greaf
saracifv was often r,anifesfed ii wickedness.
but for good purposes there was no know
ledge. Nothing which We call family con-
nexions existed. They were all temporary.
and dissolved at pleasure. When child
could climb the cocoa-nut tree, which was at
very early age, he was turned of to provide
for himself. When such a child was seen it
was no evidence that his parents were within
an hundred miles. Most Of the children. how
ever, were murdered by their parents under
the age OF three years, and generally by the
mother: and this not at the birth, but af any
time when frem any caprice she chose to do j
it, The method commonly was, for the |
mother to dig ii hole in the earth, (which isl
the floor Of their huts,) tie the child, stop its
mouth, throw it into the hole, and bury it ];
the husband all the while sitting BY, and both
sitting down upon tllesspot as il
nothing had iiappened. The aged were trea-
ed with similar cruelty. When man became
i burden he was dragged out and left to per-
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1xS9 OF Kl12&%xBk3s
Remainiag in The Post Office at Itch
~ field. Octs> !, 1876.
Daniel M. Aldrich, Joel Munger,
E. g. A. Andrews, Horace Marsh,
Henry Bnckley,e Asa Norris,
John Baldwin, f Benjamin Morse,
Joseph Blake, William Marsh,
Frederick Bronson, Phebe Merwin,
Abigail Barber, Jacob Moss, 49,
Soland Bishop, Phil0 Moss,
-Clarrissa Bradley. -. Amos Moss, Q
e. III. Barnes, Rev. II. Marsh,
Asa Bacons Solomon Marsh,
Ahner Baldwin, Rev. John Noyes,
Rachel B. Baldwin, Olive Osborn,
Charles g. Buel, John Osborn ed,
Samuel Boardman, Alden Patrick,
County Court Of Gran Phelps,
Litchfeld, 2 Lewis Perkins,
Sands @. Cole, Lydia Parmaly,
Samuel Carter, Rev. }. NJ. Pecks
Arson Dickinson, q Horace Peck.
Samuel n. Dudly, Samuel Plumb,
Jane Franklin, Emily A. Peckham,
Daniel Ford, Bryant Stoddard,
Nancy b. foot, Job Simmons.
Albert g. Furgerson, Thankful Steadmance,
Samuel Finn, Abigail Stone,
Joseph H. Guarnsey Willis Stone,l
Anna Gill, Grace Simpson,
Arson Hubbard, Mr.. Sherwood,
Eunice Hubert, James Stone.
Edwin Henry, Andrew Springer, al
Fanny Hart, Truman Smith,
Mary Hills, Titus Turner ed, x
Augustus Hills, Joseph TryOn, e
| Cyrus H0yt, Alison Turner, 49,
Marian Jones. \ Luke Thrall,
Alanson II. Kinberly. John Thompson,
L Ashbol Lee. Sabfa woodward
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Elias POtte3's Estate.

pY order of the Hon. Court OF Probate for
~ the district of Litchfeid. notice is here
by given to an persons interested in the es-
tate Of -
ELIAS POTTER,
late Of Harrington, deceased, intestate, that
all cinins against said estate must be present
ed properly attested, to the subscribers with
in six months from this date, and all persons
indebted TO said estate are requested to make
payment within said time to
r. MALRLA POTPER, }, Adm;ais-
THOMAS n. SKINNER, traitors.
Harrington, Oct. 4, 1898. *. 5 II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

ing to the several religious denounationsN> rilAn
the District of Columbia.
A message was received from the Senate, an
nouncing the death of the Honorable John Gaillsr,
and that his funeral appointed to take place
morrow, at eleven o'clock: whereupon,
Mr.. Wilson, of South Carolina, presented the
following:
Resoired, unanimously, That the House will
attend the funeral of the Hon. John Gailard late a
member of the Senate from South Carolina, to-
morrow, at IL o'clock, a. NJ; and, as testimony
OF respect for the memory of the deceased, will
so into mourning, and wear Grape for thirty days.
The resolution unanimously agreed TO.
Mr.. Drayton, of S. c. moved an adjournment
but withdrew his motion at the request of Mr..
Tucker, Of S. G. who moved that, when the House
adjourn, it adjourn TO meet tomorrow morning at
half past ten o'clock, which was agreed to; and
then, on motion, of Mr. Wilson,
The House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
RESOLUTIOA.o


In SENATE. --On Thursday the so,o,.
INTO Committee OF The Whole on the Resolution
rom the flouse OF Delegates on the sub;ect of ,ho
iarHi' and internal improvement Mr. Cbonu.a
Jo"nS0" delivered an elaborate areumen, so.ins,
the hrst resolution, which declares the tariff
Gu oy congress Tor the purpose of ENCOURAGING de-,
mes,ic manufactures was Unconstitutional W. Ala
not near ms speech, but understand tina, he oroaH
ca the resolution on the ground that it denied 70
80 80. . po"efs which they certainly possessed
under the constitution. fe'
On yesterday, the Consideration Of N. s...
subject was resumed by the Senate on the roo,;ne
of Mr.. Cioptou VIC h'o''oh
Mr; rage moved the indefinite postponemen, of
'he whole subject. He delivered his views 49,
"ha' al large, IN support of bis motion -.
tanning the opinions he did, it was impossible TO-
MN 10 vote for the resolutions. He dea,;. ~
entering into the discussion of the cons,;,n,;n'i
questions' But commended that if the sub;sc,
one.oi the great importance that had been a,,,ot
~ " ~ =" ough. 10 nave been brought forward q,
%" e"''er p.Iioo oil the session II the federal
ian 'Dused Its powers, the remedy was
ia the elective principle The acts now co.,
pialned oil were not Of recent origin ST. III
tsrih, and the system of improvements bad -
'eeonhnenoed and determined upon. su,cess;,,a
e'eclons had Deen held and the Inaorities in f,on.
siess III favor OF these measures had been oon
stanIiy increasing. This was an eYnress;os Sun
probation on the part Of the people of the ITniop
NOT without claims to consideration. Wbsrs So
.ne necessity Tor Virginia to shew evidence Of
,he public will? The resolutions were no,b;ss
less 'han an act OF hostility against the eoys<s 4
ment TOR measures which her own rxoui5s,,e: 81 q
recommended. He commented 1,lin
cy and impolicy of Course wi,ick j5> -
ueny TO ourselves pariicipsff6IR az (1 IA }:ts
Wnlcn we might Otheruiso
ed improvements on the part ~ ~ - q q 81;
u ~
Mr. Clopton opposed this NOD; q. 1890,
ca the resolutions at great len al. q }<} =
part Of his remarks were in retl< - q
by Mr.. johnson Of Augusta on r. + = s.
on the tariff question he sttempte, "A ~
the republican authorities of the e.
the resolution. For this purpose tof -
to, and read parts of the report olle Si
on the subject Of manufactures, an,ial the
ments Of Mr.. Madison's report IL which
lie principles of that report He sls zach ds
the messages of Messrs. Jefferson n,
Congress, 10 which he insisted that appoint
farther than to recommend the encoioint feso'
Domestic manufscIqres, by an exercise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

WAsHINeToN, Feb. 2s.-The annunciation
OF the death Of the Honorable John Gaillard. the
Oldest Member, for several years past, the Sem
ate OF the y. States, has caused a cessation. for
day or two, of the labors of Congress. Such ces-
saton Is The courtesy usually shewn to the memory
OF any member Of either House, departing this life
whilst engaged in public service II is peculiarly
proper, when the country loses the services of such
man as Mr.. Gaillsrd, one of the most efficient.
and at The anne time one of the most a,niable men
IN public lie His character is very approximately
portrayed in the address, by which his worthy
colleague announced his death; and is vet more
s'rikinsly illustrated by the traits added, with the
feeling Of an afflicted friend, by MIR. Dicker.on.
fhe Funeral IS to take place At eleven O'Clock :
and no other subject is expected to-day 10 engage
the attention Of either House of Congress.
Nat Int
The following is the Order Of Procession. sdon,.
ed by the Committee Of Arrangements, for The IN
neral OF the Honorable John GaiIlard. Senator
OF the United States from the State of South Caro-
lima:
The Committee Of Arrangements pzll. Rsaxe,s
and Mourners, will attend at Mr. Tirs}<, 1f -
residence of the deceased, at 10 OCH t&z< Il
This Day, a; which time the corpse q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

FRENCH CLAiMS-We learn from w,sb
ingon (says the N. York Gazette) that il has bee,
determined upon by the executive to recommend IN
Congress The policy OF sending a special mission
TO France for The purpose of enforcing on that 90
yernment the necessity OF liquidation OF the claims
of our citizens. We have no doubt that Congress
will concur in opinion with the executive, and
in this event, there will be,a reasonable prospect Of
eventual Naturalization
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

Extract Of letter to the Editor Of the Aurora and
franklin Gazette, dated Washington, Feb 25
" IL is understood that the senate will not omen
their doors for the discussion of Panama but 4,
will be discussed hereafter on the appointments in
both houses"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Among the petitions presented to day were the
following:
a memorial from the Legislature of the State OF
ilonois, praying for grant Of the townships of
land through winch Canal route ha, been seryeved
to unite he waters Of the Illinois River with Lake
Michigan.
petition Of Robert Little and others, PRAYING
for the appointment Of trustees, who shall be en-
powered TO hold and 70 convey fes estate. belong
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18
JAMES TYRER, Gun-Maker.
ERO.H pEJ'ERSRYJp(,

Es"ECTTULLY Informs tine public, that having pir-
q chased the principal part of the of the late Mr.
MNACGHT, and rented the house occupied nv him. n fear
a0oTS Gbore lie Ben Jarer,, iiiCIi.uQY) he will ner
S"hay attend 10 carrying the business. and Respectfully
solcitS MIR. APNaughs old customers and others TO ma
honizc the establishment.
j. Iyrer iaters himself, that his character as 4 Gun
MAKER mas been sufficiently established during his residence
III Petersburg, insure him public confidence and paton
age
In addition 10 the excellent wurncn vino were in Mr.
AL -H'"g employ and whom J. Tyrer has engaged To
continue vlth him. he has obtained st-rae ncv work
man from Engand and the purchases he has made Of Mr.
Naust's stock, in addition to his former stock enables
hm win confidence to shy, that he has more extensive
and elegant assortment of GUNS PISTOLS, and other
articles III his line, than in this place be-
fore: among which are,
PERCUSSION GUNS, on his uc,y,v improved MAN.
ot winch he has received letters patent from the United
States pateut-oiicc.
Also patent breach, twisted barrel and plain Guns
Dirks double and single pocket Pistols, Res rum pistol
and rie Locks aud pisto! Powder Fsks ani Horns
double and single Shot Belts plain ter. Game
Nsh reds with apparatus, fancy Screw divers, will,
pckS Lock Vices, Wad Puncers, Bullet Moulds gun and
rifle W orns Military Gun-picks and Brushes brass and
steel Mountinss, Oil Fmts, &c-A of which he i; deter
mined to sell low, for cash.
He will carry the Gun Making and ri,g hi,oes
in all its various branches Guns stocked 10 the .vest
patterns and repaired vey sonale terms and at Tie
shortest notice.
J. I is prepared alter any Guns into the ImDroved
Percussion princc that they may shot by percussion
or by flint.
Just received, 10; ofthe best English GUN POWDER.
~ J. Tyrcr respectfully informs his oil customers that
be will also continue his establishment, in PETERSBURG;
even OH more extensive scale than here,oeto which
his Son will attend
April II
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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

u The CoNsrTurIoHAr WING is Published thrice a
efef I"esdfgs a"f Frifays) al fire dotars PER a,on,
PdYGJie an GGrGncc.
~ Preciousto dsconlintaacc IF he paper, aH cr-
TsCraces muSi bc paid p. .46 these alto nqy irish 10
discontinue, rjU NOTIFY tie Editors HG cci al ieat
thirty days bors the period expires far tjch Ncy sub
Scritcd.
II For d''cftsis-75 ccnis q squcre (orlcsy) for ne
first insertion, Gd so cc'!s for etc CONFERENCE.-The
number cf insertions mast he noted tie us. ocr,cise
they wHt be continued and charged Gccord;ng!y.
Is advertisements (roha tie country TO be PAID for in
ndn0nce assumed by responsible tdividoi in has
Y3acc -H0ncicsicr.
~ an i",rs 10 The Editors must DC postpaid, or Mey
friL rcceire no GH6nti0R.
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Offices O toe Pauiot and DAILY A1ye,li7er-
--LATEST FROM EUROPE.


TA1-r,c1, ,,pO,, tt%SToN, April D. 5
Bv t,c .Ias,or r,. L,,.' a'C I cohOi -
Tho ink a, : - 'cce've" London papers 10
tracts follow. ~ -'''' '''''"-" lew OK
Assurance h,s hoo, .r;,.o, =, y,
svr,r r., 49,. -; ~ - :" ~ Mr. IinNklsson, IN an
Goods for home n,s,,,, u1ec'' 'nat oTeign silk
Great Rrit;, bcc ,I ~, WI, not DC admitted into
in tie act of 1a2, "'N' "c period IiNco
The Jewish h,,eo oc ~
c,r ,,ro ,iI,;f w. at bronburG' has failed
soeop,otion in ,roI 80 @ Is 'scHoed 10 over
Mr. Pool in tb,. -, IS 80, o'e' P'oiuce'
consolidation of tho S,otn, ,'.'''i 1s moved 'or
and G,r t,, o,,o,io, S ~ Jaws applying to theft
casos UotttI a. VI ','e ia"s IN cettain criminal
under t,o Ia,re Ia ,s;li 49, u persons mat came
OUT of ID A37 The ,rI,I a.t oO'sc''aIe were I2,'3U
The nrrnhcr ,} '''',"cr u!cd Tor theft IN 1898.
laws in fine last soyn,, - 81 ral'an uhoer those
Az tho sot =; r 81 ''rs "" 4o'OOo'
mo ,.e,, -, ~ ,o -" h'I ialneS elects, = dress
Anon. me-, -, - ~ 1. ne.
of C,o,,reo ,i "lProer'atlons III the House
st,ution. and r5oo0 fr .-'JD" 'or .'c accne IN
ists '' "'c 'cHe o! American loyal
Considerable doLo,, -
in lie Rrit;sI, C,oo os VI motion by Mr. Hume,
dogrinr soldiers. mo i, "I'ls" the practice ct
question was Con .I.o , 'e'i,"e WhO spoke TO the
70 ,o,rs j., ,, ~" "s'lu' !" n" sand, . he had been
thouml,t corrori -, "l .eg'nehiai duty and lac
discipliner A sentiment oor, I ,e' 70 preserve
tbor ss ~ ,, - .4"2hY degrading TO the
sion ,o,I- I - u, me >t''ish soldier. divi
tho fyfr,.,; ~ '"I .o,,"" "hcn there appeared i'll
4 r7a,,,scriri c,,, ;; " s''''e "
,,lars nj tho r',r L,'e ~ ''a interesting parti-
am, or H. ; ~" ECU nc swiss and Safeguards,
,;sco,o,l ~ 49, . ~ ''c',S oil Savoy has been
To~,,o,, MI - ''' w, ~ "u''
sons sococl Ioet ,,;,, ,I, ID from MI !iushIs-
vermont RIai 60 lax ~, nc populations from Ii
co,,n,otov soti.GaI ;i "As""' ali ie't London
the sanly. and NO , r. ~ % seHen's mace 10y
ne nessrs E;, '',%! ''9 H'cF from lie speeches
canal satisfaction i; cIt - =, "!'u "'tenIeii' that
Game and Peprvn MI p 10y VI i"un'o'
no man &c j.; mS;,: w. D'i'',g' 100. declared land
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
1Et .lDril. 1926.

"a Office is hereby give the propric;ors Of the six
~ per cent Stock of 1913, Loan s. 100000 that
the principal Of the said Stock iug unrcdcemcd
me interest which may be due thereon the will be
paid TO the said Propre;ors their legal representa-
lives duly authorised the FIRST day of July next, al the
treasury IN Washingtou at such Loan Office, on the
books Of which any portion of said Stock may stand
information is further given that the cc-
hcats OF the said six ror S,ock of 1913 will rcou
c at the time Of eemptio and that interest thereon
v cease and determine ON the 30 day of June, 1896
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary Of ttle Treasury,
hpril o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

IN CUANCERY.- At court held for New-Kcrt
q county on the oh day Of February, 1926
i"omas it'.'o''' complainant,
Claiborne Day, and Emily Jones' i,y - --. her
t'aF"'ir al Item aud reNt heu1, defcndants
The Defendant, Claiborne Day, not having entered his
appearances according to the OF assembly nd the rules
"i this court and appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that he IS not an iuhabjtaut of this Ill.,
'i the motion Of ic Plaintiff by his attoruev IT is ordered
tAe S''d defendant do appear here first dav Of
E''T court nest, aud enter lis appearances and answer r
laHi BILL and hh' copy OF this order inserted in
nae Of the newspapers published in hc city of Richmond
Ut r2 weeks scce+iyeiy and posted UP he door
o. me said ccur,-houeo
IL Copy Tcs;c, 3. D.LTDRIDGE.r
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints s. Dive StuffS

h1HOR Sale by the subscribers the accommodate
e. ing terms. They regularly supplied from the
northern cities, and can their Medicines
fresh and genuine
In add''io" to their stool; of Medicines, they for
SALE
Brushes every kind,
handsome assortment of Shaving Soap,
iorIllards Niaccahoy Snuff,
l5elrS Maccahny StTasburg and Scotch Snuff,
Putty, Window Glass Train Oil, Paint Oil, Glue. &c.
They are Agents for The sale OF DR.. Dyotts Family
Mcdcinesalso for the Mr.. Rennes Garden Seeds
JOHN L. REEVES & co.
II street, opposite the Shockoe Hill Tavern.
April 81 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

n OTICE.-.Tohn L. Waisworta, 0rrin Williams lor
merly of the fm Of !. s, O. Wliame) and Austin
0ms have connected themselves in business under t!
firm Of WADswoRru Il Williams
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18
SIR ALFRED.

'-'4AS IA III 2SAAA%"
FENHE Public is respectfully informed that Sir Alfred
z continues 10 stand at MY stable at Lebanon,
Charles City Coutous for the present His high
character and beauty ene him equal participation
at least with other celebrated horses will only add his
colts are extremely promising. Terms made known by
HENRY Is. CHRISTIAN
april @I-8t
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TzE.R RuRm 2. CMAEBoRyGE

.4TTOH.NTtY-.1I-L.lH,
FL As Removed to the Office in Southgae Build
ID = ng the of Itl and Capitol Streets and
Immediately opposite the City Hall.
april i At
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

To John Ctty, Henry Clay, and Porter CIay and
decN.
on will take notice: That, Friday the twelfth day
Il OF May nextat the Office of Herbert A. Claiborne
IN the city ut Richmond. between the hours of O'Clock
in the morning and six o'clock in afternoon, shall
proceed to take the Dispositions Of Stephen DuVal and
others to be read in evidence in the trial OF suit de-
pending in the circuit Of the United States, the
:ii,h circuit and dtrc; Of Virginia wherein plain
lifts and you and each OF You defendants; and if
any cause the dispositions of said DuNal and others shall
not be taken that day, shall adjourn the taking
thereof till The day, aforesaid hours
thereof
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL BROU.NE,
ROY.RL f. SHEPP.4RD
-M4RTIf.l COOKE, b.
SAMUEL EROH.yE, her lerf friend
April 2I-8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18
U.lDSWOHYyJ (. DyITL41r,

H.4DSjyORTII &. JyYLLL46rS
Have taken the Store formerly occupied by Ncssrs HAYS
x Loomer and will in few days oucn an extensive as
sortment of DRY GOODS.
They so licit the attention of Country Merchants aud
their former customers generally.
March % Q.