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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
.jjf.4RSH9T'S gT-E

NDER decree of the Superior Court of Chancery for
- the Richmond District, pronou1 ed the Oath day OF
June 1885, the ease Of DuoP Gibson shall on
turday the 10th day OF August 1926 proceed 20 eel. al public
auction TO the highest bidder the following property
TO The estate Of John Mutte dec; wit the dwelling house
aud two Of land thereto, and an acre OF land
plraied hererom by street, all Shucko, HILL aud lust with
ont the limits Of the city vi Rchmund subject to any lease
thereof made by James W. Winree Also ten acres lard
III HenrIco county the Richmond Turnpikcr Of which
survey will be made before the day sale The above ten
OF land viii be sold the front door Of IA. Eagie Hotel
IN the city of Richmond about - ociOc on the dy above
mentioned and Immediately thereafter the House and Lots
Ti be sold on the premises Ierns edit SIX twelve
aai eighteen montis-Boads With approved security viii he
required Of the purchaser and the title retained as an aIti
"aAi security for the payment N the purchase
July %, 1926. 22Etds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
q ~ = 2 D y s II Z z GILL, il,
On the james ijoer c,sd t0tthia so yis. Of the

MIS- Meal Millha5 heeu fehd. ia the best st,le within
a few ieet OF Is orner Scue, aud will 90 into opr,a
ration On tas iulh instant No pans a'c hccu puud make
h'1ney ahd Notrs as good possible, enable
u" the Is Calculated
Nv par OF Stone. Every cf1 w 20 tirn ot th.
pest aud 70 give general satisfaction. IA honest aud
skiul miller has been engaged B,,tu en- f,,n, ,lr -
country WHO have CO to grind, vii indH he uteft to
cdi ana leave thereo ~ and either eScaus for the
usual deduction u toll, tn their meal al t
return their way hone The hyishbols viii every
recommendation Ia h1ving heir ground the u.ua, i
ShopSeepersi ticoTie ~ tis city will he supplie, u
moderate ern with meal Sc and every possible acit, e!.
IN 'othein IN Tie obtaining OF regular up,s u iouid
tue mill come up To the expectations uf PlGptt.r he
thinks he Will be able 10 sell good meal ~ as
aud accommodating terms asHny TuuiacIcr OF the or.c
lie VIII run boat from m mil 10 tue very bottom of la
sin-Apply to Thomas Rilciie.
july i.
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Jnnr G.
500 RETVfRD

IoLEN from the subscribers stable last nrhta Horse
~ Saddle, ariiugai and Bride. Is large lrh hay
o. years d. IN Gne orde particular marx recollece
pu! believed to have one white hind FOOT long ra,
mack shorita which he carries badly, aud the h,
rubbed iToa the toP s hooIs are unusually Ht and and
from having beon oHs hod in bad order lie rot. ana
fore legs. - w w ass
The above reward will be paidfore recovery Of the Horse
=, JAMES CASKIE.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

Clerhs Office OF tig 0i@f,-;.I 57-,,.7 :. :,
sIO REYAIln

AZ ONAWAY from the subscribers on IN, ord NJ T,, t
- -, SO man named -IUeg. Heis young man. shuut -
', 81 ordinary si2e, very black CONS oo,,s little
- aHu ias some impeachment ,eeh. lie
IL a. an auction sale the Is OF January is and va
!" DC raised va Dinwidde he has no doubt b,i.L ,
VI ITS clothes were of the u ). aItlet, uniform
ao' reward will he pad ior has ap ieheso on ap.
PMoa"oL 70 SlaJ Wan. Finney, Trabur Put; OF Al our
Iii. =, ''h'lohd' DUNN y BLRFOUr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber daily authorised lease for term of
- years, Tue Tavern gih Farm dt King William Com
ihs property Is really valuable pubic stand aud n.,i,
' e .on "i any persun quslihed 10 conduct business
uoio HOu'v II IS situated nron the man road from
cnn'oni 10 the Eastern part OF he State and dant t
ionu aoout - miles. Various Improvements been
@ ui lhs houses, and others PtOsIessin.-and tie
sOpFetor DESTROYS 1f placing tins propsrty nm t
wen qualified f,r the station fa.elnkeeper II
o fNa'ey disposed Of 1t Is Customary pat up uhc
auction On me hrst day OF King William County Court On the
absence Of a private Goarael " ~
iune~1. lit HERBERT q
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Clorer Eurest fnr SnIe-

virtue Of the last w and Testament Of John L.ncaref
t' shH' proceed to sell ON the premises, that well
known aRi Tavern, lying in the upper ead Of Cumber
s"d county, containing about $50 acres, the main Western
Oats TO h- highest hddef on Thursday he 2ih day
gust next Terms third of the purchase money 10 DE nan.
me Jh day 1 December nest, which POSSESSION ,;
pt seni the balance IA two eGGAi annual payments. with
dtea OF s upon ;"e property the purchase nonc
iuhsr description OF the property deemed unnecessary
IT'S well known. NAT: LANCASTER lsr-r "
Jmne %. I3-tIs 4. .n..-,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
lI.NRNHNL,N GALE

NDER decree Of the Superior of chancery for the
y Richmond District pronounced the 18th day of March,
1922 N the cause If Adams W 3oanlu shall Saturday
s 18Th day OF August 1896 proceed sell public auction
the highest bidder for ready money the premises lot
land IN the proceedings referred situated Church Hill in
the county OF HenricO, contiguous city Of Kchond
bounded by H. street the South and the continuation of
18th street. The East being m half lot conveyed by
Richard Adams the said ThosI Bohlnau Sale To- rom,
al ~ o'clock.
J. GUERRANT, ms c. T. d. VI his deputies
July 81. o. Id.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
RHn,aInaY

EaOM J. Wicksan's plantation Middle Quarter IIenreo
- county, nepo hoy LfIY, about ~ years old lie hq,
hef round face, and regular stures, prghy and In
'hsen tie weni % about three months sg6 aud Is sup
'.ed has prohibly gone tovudi iynchb
also, ueCro boy An1uy, about i6 years Old hs com.
ek'oi souca bat tighter tln Is usual with ucgoe lie W.,
cen throe or fom weeks going up james River in bat.
au manned ~ twowhc sud negro, believed 10 o. 20
s beyond the Blue Ridge Any gerson who will dever m
@f Of the aforementioned slaves 70 John ". Jennings the
et'eer al Middle Quarter Jane, River opposfe FSnnsy,
D's,l Pit, hail be haadsouely rewarded.
s1yif le-c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
FiftH DoNa1s Eeicnrd.

~ AN on iiom the Fense Academy IN Nashville in s
teuber 1874 negro fellow by lie name of f,llv IL
"n P'bl'y attempt TO pass free fellow have no de,b
,nl have pass and will oah himself Billy Ifobon or fii,
Wood'ou Hei IF silll stature, h5 COMPLEXION f,e y"
o ns' large bushy head Of hair, very fine and rsoeily
ties hihds erchief around d. lie Is inclined TO dk i
IHr V'lci ard house servant, and j. the same fellow yb
races Tor Wade WoodsoE, IN VII sisia, some wear. past
Nashville, Tenn.July o. N -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
NOTICE.

y conformity with order OF the Richmond uu,,,,,y.
Court, made June H. 1925, slallon the 81 dav Of
Asu' next ia ont ot the BEL Tavern, ci at the
Oui Oh II O'Clock, proceed 10 sell the highest
Oi CASH Que nsSr" woman Susau he property OF
d. y6es, e1mm!icdt 10 the Jail of this city as ruawa,S
100 W.D. VIE Sergeant C. z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

gY The ENQUIRER is published twic. a week r,p.,,,,v
and three mss week during the session of the State Ie
tme.Pr;ee the same heretofore Five Dollars per anSn
rsyable advance Notes of Chartered banl
only) wall be received payment. The Editors will
the safety of RENTING them by mail the postage Of
tsrs-beng paid, By the writer's.
r No paper will be Discontinued (bu at the di,crt,ion of
the EdorsD until all arrear'geS have been paid up
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine p,n,r,
shall have the tenth GRATIS. '''
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o. One square, Oh LESS-Erst ertion rs ceut.e,eh
continuance, 50 cents
No advertisement inserted until has either been maid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
LVTERES9ING re pL.4.N,PERE

IEyHE Yrgiaia Patent T4reshfag lfac4,s Tbc
4 having very zee emily nadea great ImPro' the
late Improvement he has made the Portable rhre,hior Ma
chine la the Enforcement ON IN. shove IN ~; -
sts entIo with the lar belt; IN lieu of Their. ,bsie
vince land puion, operate the thf cshns poyge. b
aud the operative power connected together occupying
less an those lis original plan. These iinp
combined w., others he niage, he FILTERS ft.
They superior any thing e kind either in Erope Of
America, !or executions chesrne and durability This ma
ohnt extremely siuPien rs structure nearly all its patts
art OF ie ty portable, be adjusted fion one farm
ihc place e - be used by The plantation hands me If its
rars derangea by removing There attached to the
'tch wth0u; any additional exPeHce, after tie gins fun
crop, wl please leave their oders carly a. possible
Fac prioe vi the improved machine $3.50 the factory lie
Plans "h single and double breasts Ao, seiicediu; Straw
SAMUEL COCHRAN, head Of Mayo', Bride.
l. D Inc subscriber sold machine ON the plan las
year aud i.om m utility Of It he has orcrs for from tie
s1me nei5Loonii'""d Ton Tie approaching sc.
hereby ccr,. that own of Mr.. Samuel Cochfan'
ltt Improved Portable Vhreshng Machine. with which am
much pleased. teshed out between 800 Ia one ,linu.a,
bushels Of wheat OF the last CROP by means Of three hoes mi
hands; ~ udcious niia- anu rcnIcn that t
said machine will get out from I50to 200 per day ,yi
hores and hands, j. perfectly portable can be
up and removed, erected aud to work in or hour
conceive simpler and better machine could he constructed
Moncsideo King George CO. May 1914.
do certify, that own one OF Dir 6 ,ryrel Coebr,a r
table Ireshing Machines, which worked with or mule.
hosse and eight hands, with which ,ue.btI dunn.
the .a summer ,ei,yeei 500 to 700 b.br oG b, -
om the straw averaging between 20 200 hush day The
Machine with be removed rom one farm 10 ano-
e dir rent parts Of the farm and The
plantation hands IN fJur fSe hours tl,ink the machine
superior any machine have Tor economy facility
ct tn eshm aud Durability A. riness my hand ts IJb ui
january i615. Chesterfield county.
EDWARD H. ROUSSEAU
Thi. to certify, that purchased Of Sauuci Cochran the
ist s-ooud wheat Machine that be constructed m r,
rokbus aud that have used the sud machine several wears
on large e,ate, and have been much pleased IT, that
the etyea hased others from blru ard oderrd
fourth or ihe present year. Iuecessary can berenvved 10
any part u Tie farm and put operation hours; AMI
have found ihee horses .uico power keep Il
GLsn under ny hand tbi. 2isi May 1925. KING 4 Queen
county WILLIAM BOYD.
june g 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
Trust Sale Of Ncgroca .

virtue Of deed Of tru executed by james Rohsrtsor
~ j. on The ~ June, 82t, aud admitted TO record in a.
meta clerks Office 23d August the sane year. for the
purpose OF occurring The payment Of debt due the late con-
cern Of William Friend Coz shall proceed to sell fr cab
Amelia courthouse, the fourth Thursday ia This month IL
Dens eonrtdy' all the negroes conveyed deed re-
naming UNFOLD NJ former safe trade February 1g2f gyb
uile As ~ vested "a ne trustee shall convey.
July 10, 1926. 10--td5 +. T. LEIGH frusfee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
JOE.W BL.9TR PE.gCBY.

FFERS to the public his professional services At.or
~ ney at Lar. He will practise the Of Gluuce-
ter Mldesex and York. and the superior
Iyfor the Williamsburg District Iii residence GiVu-
july %. 9r4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

" virtue Of deed Of trust executed the 18th d,,
n Of September TO- i,by Robert Scott to secure the nav,
i9en o. debt dne 20 David q. Williams, aud % the fe9rt
said William, snail proceed sell 10 the highest bidder
lof easn At Luneuhus courthouse the 18th day IT August
heh heiug court Day, two tfgc Of land conveyed o me IA
deed much thereof shall b necessary to fuGi The
purposes Of the said trust yius the county Of Lunenhurg
me one containing IS acres bsns the OF which die
SAID Robert Scott resides the other adjoining the above
4nd allied Barnes old rac containing 9OJ acres Tor fur
nc decpJn Of these rdCts OF lands reference Is had 10 the
eed OF trust recorded en- the clerks Office county If
Luhenbuts On the pllntlron containing 3i9 acres there an
excellent story dwelling house aud every uecery out.
mousse The trrct NJ 90 good ohacco cotton wheat
aud land e coniins large body Of ,yo,d ls5d snJ
Nottowsy low grounds HENRY n. WATKINS, trustee.
JniyfL 191SfSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
Notice to Traueliers to tie Springs

TSVi ubiic informed that Stage leaves Sisun, every
4 Tuesday at \ nj. for the WARM Hot White sulphur
Spring, and from thence to Lewshurg aud Staunou
JOHN WISE, proprietor
2 S. Stage Coaches leave Richmond on Sunday TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY, Gnd arrive Stanton second dayFare 10 dol
Tar. through.
WI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

~ IL, ~ a, The Penitentiary large ouan,uv Sc ,
he III -oOF-FOLES, Tor which the highest or,c, S;
june IN 10y idOS. NELSON, p. AP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
.4UTTFP I'ICE iJL' 1-7J7

HE tract Of Laud called Hil Groye containing sbov,
q lr3JD acre IN the lower end % Aueiii COUNT, c
meily adyeft,,u still Tor sale. Il would make an
on Plaaaiion II wil be sold ali tosher or divided n,
parcels The terms will beaceommodsting.
Wigwaiu. marchA. qq-'f Iysf p r.tr 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01


a GREEABLY 10 Che gil. oftic late Rev NeedIer Eslo
- son wall offer 70 the hest bidder Thursdsv the OH
August nest, It far, not, The fir uay al New Kent
courthouse, two Tsc II Ldni lying the lover eud of New
Kent county, and mmcicly waters of York River
The one tact known by the Ut Mahfrld contains t0
acres, on which there large aud couoio brick il
ot tw0sores, and out houses, Il wichare 10 good ret
The quality Oftho land suG aud well adapted 10 Oh,
Vt whesi Its tontguy ie river AFFORDS great faefv a.
procuring the nece cs d, The oyster eds and Fi.b
ing ROCKS are immediately adjacent the door and nj, door
within 50 yards Of the blns ofthe river.
this land bounded onthe West by creek running hro-b
spacious piece Of Marsh timing about go or a. ,r,
which partly owned byr Prior Vaughan who Is Jesfous n
Joiniug 10 reclaim H. Nature has hi0n 30 an euornou
mound Of sand, leaving only passage Of ten fs de-, te eb
bns aud hbins II ihe tide up aud down the orstho m
peuse Of reclaiuHg t nsrs exc,sI fv do ar. ~
The only work necessary will be tie fixing Of 1o cate n m
narrow passage.
The oiherac commonly called Pond Marsh b q, q, chang,
ed e. WNuethorCe contains 400 acres Joins Afase on
he 5cuihea't There improvement on th tract eS
cet frame Of an old dwelling house, which mai he easily
repaired 20 be comfortable The pecr-r adysnisre Of III
tract consist On 81 fay rsbe adaptation sf.lne II Cattle
hnv'nsa very extensive March stlarh,d t,n Tsu sef bb
ic on credit ~ Que, two aud rce yeirs rern- u The
pufchsser bond with security a0d deed " m, land
20 ,ccure The payment. VIII. KOBfNsON Adm
May ~. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
" lR " "a "a 81
Lnsatic ROsgitaI. IEiIIio,0e5,,,.o

~ OFFICES hereby given that all the c,i an thi. Institution
- aud ha no more patient, will be received
be given. By order Of the Court of Directors. ""
hAy 5-u LEO: HENLEY A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

WAS committed 20 Che jail of tse ,ogp or p,t,,f,- -
,le IN day Of Miy l'st, a runswsy nerro n,., ell
~. M9 ii t.sOftf, and says he bcionss 10 Ms vt
" ." s'.hfiie, tennessee. lie O. feet fnd p if
meme high Of brown complexion has scar o. b. In
''h ana "tas truss appeaff o. be between 50 ani ID
aSe Semge formerly heionge 70 the estate Of Mr teo
2ok,s OF pinwddic county aud carried 10 L
.hJ Samuel Elan The requested 10 c,ae ,,,,
prove hn property, pay charges aud take him ,s, or he m
be deali with as the law dnects. " W"
Pe.efsburg, Jslyf4 I 'l, li5,0F'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
COlIJVTSSTO.V BTySINrESS

Elib utcrihcf having Richmond feudcr, his
services 70 h eni, acqniiusnecs aud lhe public scn
S'y, 2, commission merchant lie oeeupie oi6co for
hs Pese ~ near ibe tann. WV. MOON
IN. -. fE.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
NalllgIIle. Tenn. Inlu II.
ItCcnIV UoNars Hclnnrd-

k'AhEN from The boat tho Canal occopied by tbs r
~ htVer COMPANY hands Thursday night a. silysr
~eug tdr'ey London, No 5574. II Is clpued and
Pc o. me i'9e broken Oh nearly large Is e hair Of
30 tishten pence beginning few minutes aier ~ and e
u.5 nes 70 he o'clock mark. The face D. Ieticrsd and
va, 'hu 10 march last BY j. Br1r,ucb Of Nri
moud as The paper IN the will sho,g Anssb,J ~ b,
aoh Wa non sk iape chain plated and taelisd n he
tf WIZ A(ns efned Gold hey, ani small Steel K,y h.
onsns 10 the inner dttwor of desk Ti sbsye re, IN
ne even 'o hf deit elton Of The thief and deliyev
july ~. ''iD-if''b GHiNSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
tItiY Do!iQrs RcInnr-I


~, iOLEH i,om the subscriber ON the ION n,, Ms,
i,r, pook, Containing hundred ANA fort, d,
on the & hriy dollars each, fifty dollhy mote
49,, iN VI virginia Also, bond un Ruh.,i N go;
80 20 'i'0ir OF me u June 1875 fer M, o, on q
;r st quo on u As'Ison oT $50 on dcn.aud and one an
H., ' ,I I'VE dollars, and on Wn M ,n1n f
10y s'A Ioilats wiih The edits OF ri-bt., delft % ~
80 81 oi Nathan W. Waithon. ior,.a,n .ij ,,t
GS S I Sans 'or any oithe ado, mentioned bond nj;
% io lGe delivery Of Tia. thi-f and content, Of tb
tooHei DoGA, OF will give twenty dollar e. VI .n
iVt inc Pocket Book aud cuniest. - ~ ''s'' VI DIV
JulyI is-tf ,,n,,,,,.,, ,,,..
Cferf'S Cgfee OF the District Court Of me u 3.
1926. '-'s"'i' n'9'''"hu' July stI,
IA ~. hereby given that all lands which have been
so'u, oy Tue desisnaed collector in the state of V,,t
or the collector OF the 10Th, is and 2jih ce,Iran
SSi s'e, Tor direct taxes under the acts of ynytr
'Ni OF January 1913 and 9Th of March, 1910 fo, yn
aha collecting dhect tax within .he United Stt1, stl rR
"eeh purchased o. behalf of United States, NAV he
% 1 az u' ohee, any time within yeas lrou aud
e - day ui May Vi ths year under the nroy n. al
81 Soses5 passed at rs last SESSION. entitled An act
~ ena inc tine allowed for The redemption OF Lands sold
10Y uireei tiHts IA certain cases.D ~
NAT ue ien from The 18th and 18Th collection district, are
,aue redemption therefore, Cannot VI he elected of
an a short time. m, IEStpfrtt "t li,iue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01


ENHt exercises ' t Wigwan Grammar School ,viIlrc
peotiuiy Informed that ataugeui has made which
by piOn''ins PeImameucy 10 TIE pnc,pes on which this
c1ntuceu may hold llTh additional nducencnt a. ann,
gentlemen wishing 10 IL a couluiudious fcsl.c
to TIT Principal and hi family saeuf prcnsr
and wall ionabJ be ready for their reception Nv the f ,
oil the ensuing liy this additional os,
tf can hr accommodated At Tie Wig am, and the PRINCIPAL
VIII he enabled u receive tight his family Is
cOufe OF instruction will be directed 10 prelsrr yo
gentlemen intending TO close thei education AZ the Uuiyer.i
specially TOT that institution; while tho-e whom II mag
he tonyencht to enter college will fad extensive eoe T
Classical and mathematical learning, aud the rctur.. ON
rhetoric and philosophy winch Wilde regularly lcvrr, s
ring each sessions chei aud is hoped valuable sui t,
lOl cole gate education.
JnO Rockford will continue 10 give rnrnet:ous in n,st;e
nacs aud an arrangement Is likely to be made with yo
gentleman Of unqnesuDntDie acquG au the ci
seal Department. The Principal VI this ,cho .re,i,, 10
devote himself for several years ois pre
the Institution with the patloua.e hs on
ucd 70 enjoy since It's fret csiahlshment. Those ynir, a.
take advantage Of the vacancies occurring by The new
nIent above noticed, requested 1pp, as soon a.
emit The prices OF board dud tuition being ecdiprlv ~
tate, and some Inconvenience having resulted from ie IN
attention 10 the subIe ctParets aud Guardians are
T. send Che amount for each session adyane: IN ev,r, In
stance where may not be convenient send fine uov
boud expected, bearing dar from the day OF enirsnc
Piee Of Board, Wdhus, &c for the session Of i've months
do. forTni,iqn 90
Candles burnt It's schoohouse will be separate eb,rre
WA. 4. GILES,
BANTHW. EGAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
HILL y MOORE.
ID AA1 A0lMln s.

corr, ID"e rates, and which the, offer fr sale a,
their trent 81 prices They invite the n,ion OF
and The public their assortment which Sr '
mend. "FNsss, 'hey eau Confidently NJ
July i.
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SIZE or LAhD-

BARTiW. EGAS.
Students who may with 70 board VITA tho ubcribersre
expected to hud then Vwu beds and beddbg. Is. EGAS
June IS. "a 4,
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-01

brought ln contact with the ground, which, not admitting the wheel Co pass over he child, stopped it. AnirOn fixture, ,projeet- ing from tho wheel, penetrated ahe poor little .vieaim's thigh, and held her fast. Her screams alarmed the father. who hastcned to the spot, where imagination can beCt de- scribe his feelings. 1t was found necessa- Fy, in order to extricate the body without fnfsherinjury, to remove apart of the wheel, which occupied about an hour and halE
 The unfortunate sufferer, although literally (as VIC are told) crushed from the breast downwards, was. still sensible, and feh nO pain! She threw her arms about her fa- ther's neck, while, confined as stated. and asked, "nm I dead papal' The accident took place in the afternoon and the child died in the evening-apparently without much suffering, as she conversed with her friends to the. last Tho mother became distracted upon knowledge of her daugh- ter's situation; and ias left her residence from an antipathy arising out of the dread- fui recollections which it's scenes recal to her nind.-N0racick Paper.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-01
KOsCIUSKo.

In tho annals of the world, there have
 occurred but few instances of true patriot ism and heroic virtue. It should be our delight to catch theser rare examples for im. provement; they interest the heart, and present an object of natural dignity, which Ne can pause to contemplate in silent ad. miration. Such an object is Thaddeus Kesciusko. who commenced and tcrmina. frd his disiuterested carecs in a worthy
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-01
GAMMA.

MOST DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.
 Aneceident. tsuly distressing in all its Sircmsfances, has recently happened in Lebanon. A Gsslegirl of Mir. Calob Abel, aged n years,was amusing herself upon the main wheel of a grist-mill, Gin which her parents residcd,) when her weight caused the'Nheel to turn. carrying her with t.nntil