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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

Chaneery. AT Rules holden the oletk'. oce Of King
and Queen county al the CoItouse cs Of the 9Th ay
OF June, 1896.
Thomas askns, Executor Of the last will and testament, Of
A''H'" pesn'<o, ace. Plaintiff
Nathaniel Crane aud Peyion Crane. peaits
h Jay came the Plaintiff 10y Charles Ill., Leo his attorney
ana appearing that the defendants Nathaniel Crane
Meno' inhabitants OF the State Vgna that Ia. Ordinary
process Of the law b. served upon them II h.r.,
M DAY OF September term next enter their
aud give security for the performance of ihe future decree Of
'h court according the rules The court and that cow
is order he forthwith published some newspaper pIi
u ns Cay OF ichmond for two months sueeessvely and
hs' another copy be posted the door Of the Courthouse of
iLis county, for two suecessiy- courtday.
copy Tesie, GEO. u. PoINDEXTER, ID. G.
Auskt !. 2+-wGw
lRGINIA At rules holden IN the Gle. oEce of The SUI
Perior court of ehaneery for the Richmond District The
ID day OF July, 1926: 10y $50
Th. Mutual Assurance Society ar,n., 6r. 81, J,;,l, .,
the State OF Virginia, -
john Tayloe Lomax ee John Tsyloe trustees of Raph
Noniey, lr dec john l. WoTmley aud Cater Worin!ey
u,n Ihirtn OF Warner Wormley dec, Thomas N Grymes
beverley, William H. Beverley Edward b. audopb and Eli.
1dneh d. Ina wife. late Elizabeth H. Beverly Rebecc, w
1rVeIe., Ann FaIfe late Beverley Thomas Boswell aud
IN, NY, Defs
D. Randolph aud Elizabeth b. bis wife, moi Iav,ng entered
'he appearance aud given security according TO the act
senby and the rules of this court and au1earipc bv
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants If nj, country
ordered. Ihat The defendants appear here On The fst
day OF the next answer the bill of the nn,;a mi
hd' copy Of tins order be forthwith some
per puhItd IN the city of IchnOnd for t.so months
sVely ana ros:ej At the of the Capi,o in aid
! ,TPJ' AeS'e' WM. w. HENlNG, c. C.
-! -. i2-wst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

TINllk subscriber has oyed 10 FredeUck bnfg and fC
y Oiice - Weiifofds baildur near The CourflaS
with view Of bestowrz hes undivided attention. sncr Gob
ing bis business IN The Cou o. Appeals and Caaeey Con-,
Of Rchmond 10 The practice 10 ihcSupoior COUNTY ou,f
Of Caroline ard Tie Superior Courts Of Chancery ali ~
with the Iiusiinsi Cguis held iB fredcrickshurc.
Join DICKINSON
N31 ~ f-al-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
ROSEUELL FOR M 0S,57 -

ilo valuable plantation situated ON York River nine
Il from Williamsburg and about the came III; e l
G Lown y we known for the fertility Of soil which /.
duetou Of tobacco wheat barley and coton and f ~;
s o & Of obaining from
go Jnu 'les affords the means II easily maintaining
e Eesss winch come annually 70 purchase hem There
% PLANTATION nearly SUFFICIENT number Of negroes Tor ~
WV pc hired 81 fair valuations also may be had l ,oc
ptensi &c aud permission given II fequned 10 so
Richmond, u John Page, Wiilns6ure ''-'' D''''
August 10. 90 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

o George Barlow, who ntermarried with EliZs
ssh, one oi ths isgalee, of Ambrose Heath deceased
deut aud Directors Of the INTERCHANGEABLE Turngike go
oPPy 10 me Conn Cot Of Ha'g0sy, on dc Grt 51v
e eP.e1oer e' ~ neS, % appoint FIVE Discreet Dis
a'S e, which val fe.uit from opening oad trougb The ls
" htal DEC. "a Hanover county 10 pursuance Of an
-, 1917. '' " AeOiua-
80 HUGH DAVIS, Pre.M
August s.. ''''iiA' SC"npeny'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

1 Chlneery: Yhgiah--A, court holden G,r CT
1876: "y '"e ''h uay Of MAY,
Hru,1.s 9"P PliF
Green '0' '''N gorge ond William
The dsfent,r,. TIL. r, nj, ., Dsfis
eneIea theH appearance aud given security aceos
20 me act oi Assembly ani the rules 0f fbi, eony u5
P.bg ny satisfactory evidence that they are moi NIL, ~
~ u connonw %alth Il s ordered that the said gsfs
90 appear mere On Of before the Grst dsy Of October
% alwer the bill Of tie plaintiff, aud that COW 81 ,s,
1e ioilhWh inserted in he Enquirer printed N ~ I
oh1aond, Tor two months succeuvelv and roteJ ~
mont doof u me courthouse ~ this COUNTY 800 " '"-
IuIy igy Ae''e VIM A PENDLEToN, DC.
= --------- 2O-w6ts
" lhOiNIA At Rules holden In The eIert5. olF--
~ suresior court of eh1neefy foF the Richmond I,,r, w.
Ain, Pliaaa
William Street, George Street, Anthony s,,,,, H..
Ptown formerly Street wife Of William Blown ec si,
The defendant George Street, Hannah n,o,-o leg
otie. ~, having entered then appearance and noe,
aotoIung 1othe act Of Assembly the ruie Of m;
aPPsains ~ sdnisetory evidence that tbev ss 'uo
I'M, o' W. country " b. ordered That fs I'D Jeesie
90 aFPea u, pc on ihe Fret day The uesf ,r. 80
,ns D ~ we PLAINTIFF aud that copy Of fhisosr
WIN Dse'ee ~ some newspaper published IN lie s
ailn'nu, 10y tF5 months snccessigeiy, and po.f~i ~
"ou "y7I o. Vhe CaPtol 10 81 said cry. " '"-
Iel, 47e0py f~le WI w.HENING, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
{7OSE pson. who purchased the sale Of The ,sro,i
y estate Of the late JIhn Ferguson dec of Wsbr g.,
a, ~ September last, will omenher their b,p bsroe A.
on the B IT the mex, month. Az eesLe 10 notice syen =, &
'dle, the bonds lodged in the Farner Dsuk fiebnnJ
where they are requested to call and pay them '
GEORGE HAMILTON, Err
August Is. ~ wS..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
NTIRGINIA: All

u lhulNlA: at Rules holden in the Clerk, Office d, the
~ superior court OF ehanceIy for the RcLond district the
richard l. Brown, Harriet Parker and David GreenIav
'h wlh Tue vii! annexed OF osnoud Jonson dec pltI
Hiram L. Ope, admir- with the will annexed of Sally Par
ke dsc Richard T. Parker, II. Peaks and Beisey his
VIZ ir, d"u Jdhes fafkeI, Delts
lie defendant James Parker not having entered his
ana gwen security according the Of Assembly and
i OF hi' COURT and It appearing by satisfactory
ueoe maj ne Is not an nlabant this country il order
said defendant do appear here the first day OF
w Term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud that
1oly OF is order ne forthwith inserted newspaper
published IN The city Of Richmond, for two months
city. AcoPy. Teale, W. w HENIaG'c G
Aug. 6. oe 20,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
IN Ghansery. In SOosay county court ON July, 1916.
'9in iiO''' Compp

John HOi, N-''' ''' com53b '-'
Against F
Richard T. Bland, sheriff Of Holloway, and almin, ator
~ oon,' non Of John Bracket, dec Peter j. Grgr admir- Of
John Hunt, dec, Phoebe Bracket, John b. DSJ.on ami
.aha ms wife John Harper aud Betsy his Wife James
II Iorc. ~ ~ = Io"-i
ihs defendant, Phoebe Braee, John Harper Besey
BFaoke not having entered their appeaiae, End riyeu
Su! according 10 the act OF Assembly ami rules Of this
ahd appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that
hey are mol inhahitlnls of this cummUn. m on the
oil the ny AIS COUNSEL ordered the sal
do appear mere the first Thursday November
next aud answer the bill and that copy of hI- order be in
serted IN the richmond Enquirer, ior esvcv
au posted al 'he front door of the Courthouse this county
IN two successive days -
"A copy Its'e 7. w. POWELL, d. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

4 WISH TO engage the service Of LADY qualified r.,
teaching Mu1.c aud who well reeoinn enied -
Application nay he made to Miss Woodward HcbtonJ % 4,
myself, near EyereiisyiIle, AbeDafle county We "
aug. H. @'-wH TIL T.. HANDoLPH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

AZ ANTED at The Peniienisry large quantity Of FIou,
" Barrel HOoPPOLES Tor which Tie 6irhe.i ,,,es MI
'e paid IN Cash, by TnOs NELSoN a n ."
Juue IS. m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

WILLIAM M'CoRD, attorney at Lar,
w ihL IN iutotc attend the Superior aud Iur.rior % Of
he counties u Randolph and Pvrauuta where in al
",uh 10 his professional duties he i attend TO Sv,yin
o making sales o land b.o0gins distant owners III. re
'Ve Is neaI hui1os'le Randolph county, Va 10 which
August 49, " " '''''y da oa TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18
.DorftDn.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Alta late hour last night We received b
the Friends, Captain Warnock, from Gree
mock, papers to the 27th Of March inclusive
containing London accounts to the 18th.
The most interesting article which We
find is The confirmation OF the statemes,
that the Duke Of Wellington had accU-
plished the object od his embassy to ST. p
tersburgh. The Emperor Nicholas, in Il
cordanse with the views cf great Britai,
France. .Austrio and Prussia, resolved ~
Join with them in protecting the Grccksi-
gainst the Turks. These i've powers &C
to unite in pcrcmptory declaration to he
Grand Scignior, that he must withdr,w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

detd. Mr.. NJ. it isbelieved,1,ade a-.aL,,
defence, as two Of the sayages were buried
tne neNi morning after The occurrence, sup
pose Ito have died Of their wounds.
4 Iwenty-four Of the offenders were i'm
mediately aPprehended, I2 Of which were
on examinations, discharged. and I2 retain
eo LOT iurther triul. missouri ADV.
we ara pleased. to hear that Capt Part
ridges institution, at -Middletowt, Con. is
In very fourishing condition there are
now upwards of3OO members, and applica-
tions are daily made for admission.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, May 4.

The bills relative to the claims Of the
MARQUIS de Maison Rouge and the Baron
Bastrop, were referred to the commit .,
OH the Judiciary. =
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the Union, and took
up The bill making appropriation to carry
into effect the Greek treaty, the bill to aid
certain Indians Of the Creek nation to re-
move to the west Of the mississippi, the
bill to make a further appropriation for ten
-sloops of war, and the bill making further
provision for mileage, &c. to members of
iCongress1--aif, Of. WHICH bills passed.
the Committee, and were srbsc-
quehtly ordeted to be engrossed and read
third time tomorrow = !irI''t
A report and Joint resolution were offer.
ed from the Commitlee on ,Nayal AfTairs,
on the subject of Dry Docks ..., ''.''." =, =,
.,g., = TUEspx Y.NIay g: So '.. =
u,L- -rr-sPri.tio, pii - --~,,., i...-' y
feet the Creek Treaty, was passed, whena
protest, signed by hewhole Georgia Dele
CATION, was handed in by mr. Forsyth, and
read by the Clerk, The question on the
passage Of this bill was taken by aSesund
noes, when there appeared l67 ayes, and
only 0noes; these ten being the 2 Repre-
scntatives from Georgia, and the 3 flom
Alabama. 90 s'' w..
Various other bills we're passed.
About II private bills were afterwards
acted on in Committee ofthe whole and
ordered to be engrosscd and read third
time TO morrow. y
Mr.. Garnsey made All effort to carry the
resolution which was offered by HIN in
March Inst, on the subject of treaty, with
the Indians, in the State ofN. York !. but a
discussion arose, which continued until
the expiration ofthe hour allowed for res
-omtions when the Speaker arrested the
progress Of the debate. '.' -.
WEDNESDAY, May 10. '''.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Forsyth,
to place the Protest of the Georgia Delega-
ton on the Journals, was agroedto. ...
The bills which were acted on'ih Com
mittee on the preceding day were passed
and about sixteen or seventeen other pri-
vate bills went through Committee of the
Whole, and were ordered to be engrossed
and read third time tomorrow.
The resolution offered by mr.. Garnsey
relative'to the Indians in the State of New.
York, was finally adopted, with an amend
ment. ..
An unsuccessful effort was made BY mr.
Burgess, to bring up the bill to provide for
the Sorsiving Officers Of the Army Of the
Revolution. go.
THUnspAr,; May II. e.. r
The bill for the relief Of James Monroe
late President Of the u. States, was taker
up in Committee of the Whole, apd report
ed without amendment. It. was thep laiC
on the table, on the motion Of mr.. lngham
with the understanding that it would be
called up tomorrow.
The. bill concerning bridge over the
Potomac River at Georgetown, Dis. Col
was defeated by the striking out of tn,
ith section, which provides for the raising
of the money by a. lottery. 80.
The bill for the relief Of mr.. Cox, tn,
paymaster, by refunding a considerable a
mount of which nc was robbed, was ais
rejected. 60.
Several bills were acted on in Committee
and ordered to be. c.ongrosscd and read
third time tomorrow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

|. a, new Steam Generator is now exhib-
iting in New-York, which is thus de-
scribed: =;
The principles Of this improvement, are
considered as constituting desideratum
on the subject Of steam, by combining the
highest power with perfect safety. The
economy too of this generator in respect
TO water, fire, apd space, is thought to rem
der it a subject Of interest to al who arc
concerned In steam operations. The small
generator, now ready for inspection, is said
TO have l62 feet of pipe, 3.4th of an inch
bore-to contain e92 cubic inches--to ex-
pose 1865 square inches TO- the fSe-to
hold 3 gallons aud 2 3ds of water, wine
n,easure-to have generated and sustained
a pressure Of $1,000 pounds to the square
inch, and 10 be able to generate and sus-
tain twice that power. The saving OF wa
ter and fuel is represented to be in the pro-
portion of to z, and the saving Of weight
in point Of water independently of the su-
perior lgh;ness Of the generator itself in
the proportion Of l-s to 30e ~. The
public are invited TO examine and Judge for
themselves.
STrsu ChHRItGs.-Nr. Stevens, or ~.
York, has completed his Steam Carriage.
and on Thursday last gave satisfactory
proof OF the SUCCESS Of the invention. II
travelled, says, the Sew.York Gazette,
round the circle at the iIoboken lIoicL At
the rate Of about six niles an h,ur The
curve ofthis circleisvcry rank, much more
so than can be possibly required ia pursu-
;n,, ,hx, rou,c of N road This v,c,. d;,or
sion from strsigst line gives rise TO AZ
enormous friction, the greater part OF
which however, mr.. s. has conTived g.
obviaic. His engine and carriage weigh
less than ton, whereas. those in use in
England weigh from q IN ~ tons. Ills
original intention was TO Sivc the carriage
a notion Of ~ 6or ~ miles an hour; but he
has deemed il more prudent 10 move in
the first instance, with a moderate vclori-
", and has accordingly altered the gc,r,
ing, which renders ItimprastiesSieio NOV 5
fast.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

nation of, Captain Charles Morris, OF the
Navy, as one ofthe Board Of Navy Com,
missiooers.--lNat. Gaz. Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18
Nineteenth Congrcss,
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, Nay g.


|. Tho Judiciary Committee reported that
il was lnexpedient to appoint a Committee
Of conference on the subject Of the disa-
greeing votes Of the two Houses on theJu.
diciary Bill. The proposed amendment
to the Constitution in relation to the elec-
ton Of President was laid OH the table.
. ,.,. TUESDAY, May 3.
The principal paJt offle d. Avas r'ass-
ed IN the confederation vi Executive bVsi-
ness.
WEDNESDAY May 10.
The resolution declining conference
with the House of Representatives on the
Judiciary Bill, was agreed to By vote. Of
"A to l3. The bill relative 10 the lliinUis
Canal was rejected by the casting, vote Of
the Vice President: and the bills ordered
tj third reading, we're passed and sent to
the House Of Representatives. - 80
THCssDAY, May II.
The bills ordered to third reading
were passed and sent TO the House Of Rep
rese natives. .nie.s st...;. - ,..
The bill for the relief Of Don Carlos De-
hault Delassus, the bill for the relief. of
sundry persons who have lost property by
Indian depreciation, and tho bills to. amend
the charter ofthe town of Alexandra were
ordered to third reading. tTr. a..s
A bill was introducedby mr.. Dickersop,
from the Select Committee on that sub.
ject, to distribute annuallyamong.the seye-
raj States, the surplus revenue ofthc Um-
ted States; and bill by the Judiciary
Committee, to regulate the processes the
u. States Courts in those States which
have been admitted into the Union since
Sept, 1889. l' TO- g.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

his arlnies from Greece, and renounce all
pretensions to the sovereignty ofthc coun-
iry.-fN. Y. Times Of Friday. A.. \,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

The Senate ION Wednesday, confirmed
the nomination Of Mr.. Gallatin, as envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipoten-
tiary 10 Great Britain.
The Senate likewise confirmed the NOM
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

A letter from Monte Vi(eo, dated Feb.
Ist received by the editors of the Philadel-
Ria Gazette, represents the force of the
Patriots in the Banda Oriental to lie 1880
men: and that of the Buenos Ayreans, 5000,
ipaking in all an army of 10000. The
WRITER, appears to entertain little doubt of
tie, fnal. success Of the reyolutionists.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

Fragments Of Arabian armor have been
dug .up IN held near Tours in France.
These remains arc described as being. Of
very beautiful workmanship, in steel and
silver, and are conIeetured,o 10 be ofthe tinre
Of the Sultan hbdcrame, dciested by
Charles Msttel,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18
CHARLESTON, May 3.

CHARLESTON, May 3.
A letter from a-friend et Matanzas, da-
ted 9th ult. states that French fleet had
arrived at Havana; presumed to have
been sent out for the protection Of that is
land--tbe number and force not meDtion-
ed. 7.
II was expected that the failure Of the
hose Of .Goldschmidt, of London, would
iniure some establishments at Havana and
Matanzas--mauy bills having been drawn
upon that house:
A., Business very dali at Mntanzas-the
best coiiee@orth only r 2ccnts. Cou
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

LAKE ERIE.-The ice in the lake, which
had retarded navigation, was on the Is
inst. driven down bya strong wind, Will
such force as to carry most oft into Niaga
"a river. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18
TEE REPUBxICRN.
NEWPORT,
rHURspAY doKsINg, MAY Is. 1896.

The Court Of fCommon Pleas, and Gene
raj Sessions of the Peace, is now in session
n this town, and viii not adjourn, probably
III Saturday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

The principal paFt ofiIe d. Avas riass
ed N. the confederation oi Executive bysj
ness.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

In the Connecticut Legislature resolu.
tion has been offered; but not yet decided
on instructing the Committee on Banks to
inquire into the cause oftke failure. of the
Eagle and Derby Banks. with power TO
send for persons and papers. ..;,:;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

CoNGREss.-Mr. John Randolph, on
Monday last, obtained leave Of absence for
eight days. The Alexandria Gazette
thinks that the Senate .woult be able to
despatch considerable business previous To
his return, but not much afterwards
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18

,Susquehannn and DeIa,oare Rail ROAD
Company-The Commissioners meet or
the Goth of May, to commence their opera
tons. The Canal and Rail Road corpmep.
ces' at Wilkesbarre, on the Susquebanna
and passes through the principal coal re-
gion in Pennsylvania, and intersects the
Raritan feeder on the Dele%are.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

CHANCERY.- At court held for New-Ken
= county on the 9th day of February, 1926:
Thomas billiard, complainant,
against
claiborne Day, and Emily Jones, by - -, her
guardian ad Item and next friend, defendants.
The defendants Claiborne Day, not having entered his
appearance according of assembly and the rules
Of this court and it appearing the satisfaction of the
court that lie is nhabitant Of this commonwea lth
on the molten of the plaintiff, By his attorney it ordered
1at the said defendant do appear here the first day Of
May court next, aud en:er his appearance and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be inserted in
one Of the newspapers published in the city of Richmond
Tor esh' weeks successfully and posted up the door
Of the said courthouse.
u Copy. Tcs.c, 2, D.1NDRIDGE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

HER rash hand in evil hour,
ortiz reaching to the fruit, she plucked, she ate,
Ear'h ieit the wound; and Nature from her seat.
aashns through all her works. gave signs of wo,
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-01
COLLECTOR's NOTICE

A IL persons, residents and non-residents. LA who are liable to pay Taxes in the town of Salisbury are hereby notified that the sub- scriber will attend to receive the Town Tax, laid on the assessment List of 1895, at the fol- lowing places, and on the days following ;- to ,Hit, At the house of Milo Barnum on the 2Ist day of August, 182e,- the house of John Ensign on the 92d day of August, ,-at the house of Phineas Chapin on the 2Sd day nell on the 24th day of August, ,-and at the house of Edward F. Gay onss the 25ths day of August, from o'clock P. M. till 6 o'clock P. M. on each of said days. Persons who do not pay their Taxes at the times specified, will be liable thereafter to pay collection fees, as is by law provided.
 WILLIAM H. WALTON,
 Collector of fs1ova Fur,
 Salisbury, July 20, 1926. '
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-01
GFPUBLIC SAILED

"ILL be exposed for Public Sale, on w Wsdnesday, ISepten6er 9th 1926, at the residence of Mrs KING, of South Farms, variety of moveable property, such as first rate Cow, an old mare, hogs, sheep, loom Ss gears, rye and other grain, flax in the bundle. wool, farming tolls, tables, chests and draw CTS, chairs, spinning wheels, cider casks, iron ware, crockery, bedding & bedsteads, clothes, and a variety of articles too numerous to mention. Also, two mems and two women's saddles. s
 .. Sale to commence at g o'clock, A. M. Ierms.-Pay down in Cash, Linen or Wool en Cloths, Heather, or Shoes.
 JIM. PECK.
 July 26, 1896. 7~
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-01
FAMILY SPINNER.

-A ner for Exhibition this week, at 6. DEMING'si County House, where he will be ready iO make contracts for building ma chimes, pr to dispose of Rights Patent for Towns or Counties. The FAMILY SPIN NER has been in use number of years ip the middle states; and for it's simplicity of construction, case Of management, and dis patch of business, is HcQnsidered far s.peri- our to the Vertical, Horizontal or any oth- CTS now in use, it being on an entirely new principle. Gentlemen manufacturers. far mers, mechanics, S1c. of tlieC County ofLitch- held are respectfully invited to call and ex- anime for themselves. -@
 WILLARD RICHARDS, Agent.
 Litchfeld, July Sl, 1826. T
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-01
MASONIC NOTICE.

THHE Installation of BLAZING STAR \ LODGE will take place at Cornwall on the 9Sd day of August inst. The Brethren of adjacent Lodges are respectfully invited to attend. A Sermon is expected on the oc- casion by Rev. Brother c. A. Boardman.-- Most Worshipfil Daniel B. Brinsmade the Installing Officer. 7
 Per order of the Worshipful Master.
 PETER PIERCE, Sec.
 Cornwall, August I, i8e6. 7
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-01
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

A FAITHFUL, Active man to distribute A the COUNTY POST" through Torrington, Torringford, Winsted, s.c. A person calculated to do the business will meet with ample encouragement by calling soon on the publisher.
 Litchfeld, July l8, 1826.