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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

YAs Committed 10 The sil Of tbs county IS 1nosIVsv
on The I21h day Of June last, negro man who cali
pstN Jonn Berry, and says he liberated bv David
ot59ey o. P,tqumsus county, North Carolina He Z ,,o.
wen made fellow about so IS yoars Of age feet s;g
m ~ h dark complexion, large whiskers and bIen,,b
10 ms Iet eye He had on when committed half worn bsf
one oroad cloth coat and many other v,sb
eiuele'o ci1ihng with him. have every teason 10 bevs
tne ssie negro runaway, and the owner reoeseS n,
come forward prove property, pay charges aud take him
sway"tberEne he will be dealt with a. the Law direct,
WIN ROYsTON, jsilor Of Caroline eoup,v.
g. rTg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

lff F"'us % Isea 90 IIsst 10 o. - INC.
- l'ns o The county of BuekIs CHAM aud Of te,orj -,
Tie e'sss oe Of 'aid county bearing date tbe ar Jy Of
NAY nr purpose Of securing The payment Of ee.r
sum, ~ money thei EN- mentioned, shall on Inc oSL a.,
nov next the Pauiaiioa q the ssd Irving Iyipv no
sWes hNe IN the county aforesaid sell Tor Ss.b ~ tbr
odd'T al Of the crops Of and oas. made on be
sa plantation The present year And the 18th dsv M ee
ntAa TOE residence Of the sad Irving, we sb,l in ike
anhe sell me crop d end there during tbi.
year as trustees shall sell ony such title as vessd INN
PEYT0N HARRISON Tut
NELSON PAGE. tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
NOTICE.

Z,
"a AS Committed to the jail Of Pendeton county IN tbs
~ sd day OF July last negro who call, himself
noon'on' snd says that he belongs Mr. John Jor-
DAN living IN the county OF Rockbrdge Va the said ne
sn ieet high stout made, black complicated large n eve
visible had on when committed TO Jail two coa,, ons
q" oue clph, with gilt butonsthe ohern blue summer rc,
one Jeans par OF PantaOons vest one pair
ne one torn Shirt and fur hat half The owner III
'sd negro requested TO forward prove properv nav
charge and take him away he will be dealt With a, bs
ID" aHees HE2EKIAH SUGARTs
~, JsIor Of z. c..
-. = 42-wi2wS5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
NOVEMBER Q, 1927.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT
Octobei 4, 1927.


NOTICE is hereby given TO the proprietors of
the unredeemed six per cent. Stock created in
pursuance OF an Act of Congress passed on the Sth
February, 1913, that il has been decided by lot
that the certificates mentioned in the annexed
Schedule, amounting in the whole to one million
five hundred thousand hundred and sixty thr
dollars and sixteen cents, the surrender thereof
be paid on the first day of January next, (Io2s, )
to the respective Stockholders, their legal re-
presentaives or attorneys duly constituted, al the
Treasury, or al the Loan Office where the Stock
thus to be reimbursed may stand credited to the
propretors thereof
Ii is further made known, for the information OF
the parties concerned, that transfer of the certi
ficates mentioned in the annexed Schedule, from
the books of the Treasury, any Commissioners
Loans, will be allowed after tie first day of
December next and that the interest on all the Ger
tifcates contained 10 he sa!d Schedule will cease
and de ermine on the day preceding the day here
by fixed for the reimbursement thereof
RICHARD RUSH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

M VERTL.SEc.N
AVING engaged MIR Nathaniel 10 teach .cbont
al my residence the ensuing year, willing 10 take six
T sh' boys INTO my family bOarder the price of SION
"neh wh include all exPences, for board lodging
Wa'o.ns tuition &c The following branches will be Taught
VIZ Inc English and Latin Languages gran.s uiticay Hsto
~ btHes LeesGeography with the the Giobessod
az 'he most useful branches OF Mathematics. The school
Derember ''1 go =" we Isl OF
Is deemed edle cay any thing respecting the quail
o. hir. rhomPson teacher more than 10 remark
tnH' ne mas mad much exPerenee has always been bers
encouraged and gave general ton TO those Who 3
milted their Sons and wards TO his tar-.
PLEASANT HACKETT,
o.,s Green Springs, Louisa 20.
fS--w6u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
Valuable Property for Sale.

vJvHE following described property situated a, Mlfcrd,
Il Roads, Ne1cas'le Co. Delaware, is offered pr,,
sale on accommodating terms. viz. tract Of e3 scra
nearly ali in wood, enclosed with worm fence Them
provemen,s arc large two story brick house and kie
brick store adjoining with jump OF good water d,
door, brick stabng and carriage house, all nearly new
On this tiact is small apple orchard lot Of few au
in grass, with good garden Adjoining the above III,
tract OF three acres OF cleared land with good Two Sion
frame house with it may be Obtained smso onwhG
black smiths shop South Of the first described rt
per,y on the road leading TO Newark, is tac, Of alU
so acres-sone Of cleared land, the rest in wood N,
farther south, the sane road aud partly adjoining IL,
last is another tract Of 23 acres, eight Of which ae
in grass acres with oichard and the rest well ct
ed with timber The foregoing property will be sold ii
The lots as described, altogether, as may best put
chasets and If net sold at private sale before the Isl t
Of March next, will on that day be offered at public &
At 10 O'Clock, NJ on the premises SAMUEL MEE1s
" ill show he property. The terms will be made ktoyr
at Newtown, Bucks County, Penn.
22-t4tp GEORGE n. METER
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
NOTICE.

esSIH Coparnersh heretofore existing unde the firm
L RGrsrr q Cavcn has his day, by mutual consent,
dssolved.-A persons ndeb cd 70 said firm
quesed to make payment before the frs uay ot
February next at the expiration of sa1 tne all he
counts will be placed IN the hands OF collector and
hose having claims viii present them GEo. VI KaRssEn
who is duly authorized settle the of an firm
THOMAS CRAVEN,
GEO. W. kARSNER
Delaware City, December Is 1896 14-17t
b. The subscriber begs eave to return his sincere
thanks, TO his e"ds aud The public il general for their
liberal patronage ard the late firm Of Rusner 6 Crate
and ectly solcitsa continuance Of the same at tile
old stand, where he will continue keep constantly on
hand very general assortment Of Dry Goods Groceries,
qnors Hard Hollow Cedar, Queens Ware-Drugs Ne.
dlcnes Hats Bouts Shoes ready made Clothing and every
4. Of which will be sold very low for cash country pro-
duce and he hatters himself from his knowledge of bust
ness, together with careful and prompt attention. re ai1
the good will of his customers and merit share Of public
patronage. GEO KARSNER,
December IS, 1926. iafe ef The firm II X g C
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
Soap and Candle Manutactory.

vINlE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform The
public that the estabsmen heretofore conducted by
JAMES RAY, Esq, together with the connected
with the business Of that establishment from the first Of
January 1926, have passed into his hands, and that he viii
continue the business all lis branc! es at the old sd
corner Of nall and Queen Streets the Friends Meet
ing House, where he will manutacure, and furnish at Pull
adelpha prices, Maud and DIP CANDLES, Fuer's, Ye
io.y, and Brown SOAP, Of the best quality
ENOCH ROBERTS
b. The highest price given for Tallos, Butchers
Fat. and Fat Of very description.
Wilmington, Nov. IL, 1926 3-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
Al a H lVILsnN-


No l05 Market rect, Wilrahson
HAVE been appointed sole ,teats u tie State Of Dea
care, for he sale Of Odr,dge's Chemical Bair u ~
fo'nbd, Shcll Is * acted TO iree tuund dds
America. The Balm improved in co'og strength and
perfnnc and rs grand capillary virtues as ollous
One b"te price 81 cents, prevents the la from falling
of in 4S hours from It's first application, or ca ses Jew
growth ot whskers in few weeks A bottle price y
cents viii not only stop the hair from falling Off bat like
wise - three weeks causes growth to appea and
enc at 81 gives in general good head Of hair young
peisdn.
ltpreyentsthe hair from turning gray, and makes il curl
beautifully, look bright and glossy and in few appca
tons irees 1t from scurf and entirely head
acnes
by repeated experiments found to bear every Of
climate without the least injury to its vrtles.
Copies OF certificates will be shown BY the yenders from
gentlemen who, after being bald number Of years, have
received new growth Of hair.
The sgneFs' characters supported by His Britannia
Maesys Consul Philadelphia, who thereto has prehxed
his sea and he royal Of Great Britain Also the Mayor
and other Magistrates of Philadelphia, who personal
acquainted with the sgner have certified to their high
reSpec'abllty and have likewise prehxed their seals.
October 20, 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
FOR SALE OR RENT

&s,S And possession given on tie 25'h Y. March "a.
that well established stand for In5c ,r, raj, @
lie gn OF General Wayne in the healthy AID no,yn.
village Of Newark. The house is large and ccmmt dt
sith Piazza extending the whole srgh OF tle it,a
Which is about IS feet, with all necessary cut Luil
such as milk and smoke house, barn and carriage lo
Sheds barracks granary, and slsbing for 20 horses
which arc in good order; with about 20 acres Of nr
land under good fence For terms apply to the subs
ber Newark. JOHN HERDMAN
Mount Air, JAN. 10, 1927. 2l-W
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

The Atlantic Souvenir, Tor 1876, and 1877.
The Amulet.
Also the following works in elegant binding.
Thomson's Seasons Beauties Of Byron, Faconer's Ship
wreck, Campbclts Poems, Beauties Of Scott and Moore
The British Spy, GoldsmitL's Poems.
And variety Of Books for Youth, among vhich are
Alfred Campbell, containing Travels Egypt and Inc
Holy Land. BY Mrs. Holland
Bird Catching; ar The Northern Adventures The Ne
gro Boy. Tour through Eogland The Youthful Tray
elles. Gems IN the Mine. Conyc rsations Poetry Inc
Orphan Boy Choice Poetry. Mothers Care Rewarded
Conversations Chemistry
DO. Natural Philosophy
Taylor's Agricultural Essays
New.York Expositor, American Orator
IIort's Chronology, Murray's Exercises
Harde's Co,der Colioquia
Pixies, Jess's, and Bennett's Arthme,ics
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
TO BE LET

h.,S From the 25th Of March next a good Two story
.Ezl. Brick Dwelling House, Store House, Stable, and
garden, with good pump Of water the door, situate
M.ddletown Newcastle County now in the tenure of WIN
Kran. FIR terms apply in Philadelphia to ws. MERE
oiTH Esq or TO the SUBSCRIBER the premises.
ROBERT MAXWELL
Jan. 23, 1927. 23-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
10 RENT.
LUMBER FOR SALE,

At JOHN HEMPHII.I'S Whorf and Lumber y;ard in
he borough OF Whining general assortment Of Lum.
her, well selected suitable Tor persons for building or for
and large stock Of Cedar aud Cy,us SHIN
GLES constantly for sale OH the 4gs terms for cash
or the usual credit
The friends and former customers Of the yard and the
public generally, nved TO call at the OLD SrAsn.
where their favors will be thankfully acknowledged b,
WILLIAM SIMMONS .4gent.
June 3 1920. 57-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
SERMONS
June 6 1926.

RY Thomas Weherald ard Elias Hicks delivered during
the Yearly Meeting Of Friends, in the City of New
York, June 1926 together with Sermon by Elizabeth
Robson and Prayer by Anna Brathwae also Sermor
delivered in Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del, by Thom.
Wetherald.
Received at A. G. II. Wilson's Circulating Library lo5,
Market street Sent
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
100000 DOLLARS.
The DelaWare Fire Insurance Company

>CORpoRA1EDby BY the Legislature Of The State o Deli
i ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dollars.
The President and Directors now receiving apples
tons for insurance. at their Office, No. 81, Shpey Street
between Front and Second streets, against Loss by F
every description N buildings in general; Merchandise
Ships IN Port, and their Ca'goes Household Furn,uit
aud ohe personal property against loss or dams
b. inland transportation Of goods, wares merchandise, and
country produce.
Terms Of insurance will be ia, orable any Of The
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York. Par
Ties ed may repoe the fullest confidence in tn.
sohdy oil its capital and that all losses i'll be promptly
dustcd BY the company.
JoHs MooDr is Agntto survey property to be insured
Tie and vicnty Of New Castle in place Of G. b.
Baney, declined
LEVI II EvASs is Agent to survey property to be In
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
JomS CIoAK is Ageni survey property to be Insured
for tho and vicinity OF Smyrna.
JosErH JOINS is Agent survey property to be Insured
for the town Of West.Ches'er and vicinity.
Directors.
John Paterson, David Rusf
| Joseph aily, WIN Chandler,
David c. Wilson, Jpseph G,ubb,
Josepi Gilpn, Rober, Porter.
VIM. SEAL, President,
d. BYnSIs, Secretary.
| Apr TO- 1926. AZ
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the estate of JoHy
IA FLEnrso, deceased, late Of this Borough, are re.
quested to them duly aested for settlement, and
all persons indebted to said estate, sill make payment
either OF the subscribers ALLAN THOMSON
JAMES GARDNER, Erecutors
Wilmington, Del 9th JAM, 1927 l8-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
NOTICE.

VbE subscriber wishing to close his business in the state
II OF Delaware, takes this method OF requesting those
indebted 70 him either by Bond Note, Book account or
otherwise to come forward and make immediate payment
as further Indulgence IS deemed csssary and those
having claims 10 present them for settlement ho2ed
tnese hints will be punctuay attended to- as those nb
ed will find it much easier, and attended with less expense
20 settle with The subscriber than will be TO have ia settle
With his agent The subscriber will also sell out his stuct
Of Dry Good, Groceries at Middleown Deaware nm c
cnnmodsting terms. The goods have b. n well aid H.
and f not sold at private sale before the Iii Of Feb NEXT
will be offered st public sale, of which fher noice vii,
be given. WILLIAM KFAv
ooln Jahnary 1870. 25-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
Cotton Machinery &c. for Sale.

XTTILL be Sold without reserve the mill being rented)
w Al Dukcr6eld Cotton Works, near Chester on Ches
Creek, at 10 o'clock, A. Thursday the Feb
ruary next, Cardng Egines, 26 28 and 81 inches wide
new rclered Drawing Frames, do. Counter Speed,
es. 10 oobns each, miles and Strechei Throsles
nearly new, excellent Blower, Robin Reels, 40 hks
Cap Reels, so Ike M,tmg up Press, 200 Tin Cans va
rious Speedcr Bobhins, Throsle do quantity Of
ces. quantity Of cd Bolts aud Iron Scales, Beams ard
Weights, II New We tan Shutters, Powt rl0om Yarn
Beams. and hon and ood Shutlts, Thrcstle Step.
Change Wheels Cast Iron Weights Saw Mill Crank Bel
loss, Anvil, Grow Bars Sledges, pck>, Shoves Pcugh,
Harrow Carts aAd Gears, Wagon and Harness, Gig and
do Horses Cows, Stoves &c. Conditions which VIII
be liberal, AT sale HENRY HEALD.
Dukerfeld Cott0n Uorks, January 23 1927. 23-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
TO RENT.

70 KEN i,
- Three !Stgry Brick House, in good re
H:#1 pair. pleasantly situated in Queen, second door
3::a#l toin Market street, now occupied BY Sarah
&AA Ls1born. Inqune Of
JOHN WHITE, Drugyist
Februaiy2. o5-F
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
WJIa ALDRRD2
NXEN.

HRANDYWINE, NEAR WILMINGTON,
TyoNTINuEs to dye Silks, sans, Cot,ons and Wool.
~ ems, To any pattern they will sluit Of
In consequence Of tae death Of our ,ta wo-,h f;.;
JoHN FLEMING, goods wall be received at Mr.. JOHN
WHITES Drug and China Store, No. 1l0 Market Street,
Wilmington.
After trty-twoyea residence in and near Wilmington
Wm Aldted would feel himself ungraeful il he did NJ,
take this opportunity Of returning thanks 10 his friends
tor their employment, and hopes their good opinion Of
him will not be forfeited by any neglect in future
req 25-xtn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06
TO THE DEMOCR.aYIC ELECTORS OF
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.

vksHE subscriber, having been nd only the return
Il on former occasion, <ls2I) in the election for
CORONER ard having been solicited by numerous fiends
is ind iced offer hi nself as candidate for that Office Al
the ensuing election JOSEPH DAY
Wilmington Jan. &C. 1927 o9-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
FRIDAY, January -.
~ SENATE.

Tie Pre,ilent communicated hs ctel'niia+ Of
tbe Ion. Henry IL. Rdsley. ell, cied By Tie Lee
g-is;ure Of Delaware TO fiji the cat H. the Sea
a.e, vacated ~ he death Of Nichols. Van Dyke;
and hose Of the Honorable Louis NJ Line for the
term Of six yeas, rom end after tie 81 OF Msreh
next.
hIr. Benton moved lha; the Senate 20 into ths
consideration Of ENecuiivc hnsness; but
Mr.. Harrison rose aud said, dat lie was alon,
10 ak 81 the Scnme The greuest indulgence ever
s-seJ FOR on any occasion, since he had the honor
of seat on this foor. The motion, however,
which he about to make was cCn>oHant
to The generous feelings Of the members, That he
trusted no objection wond be offered TO u, AID
tnat the eSigency would be sufficient argument
in favor OF the dispsnsaiion Of the rule which he
intended 10 ask. lie begged leave 30 introduce a
bill, without the usual ioImalites OF preyious no
tice, for tie relief Of Tie sufferers by the ere
which yes erdsy spread devastation through the
neigbbouna city Of Alexandra. II was rot the
inieniSn Of Nir. H. to make speech at Ile IRE
sent time, and be Hoped no such display Of argu
ments would be Necessary TO awaken in the mind
Of gentlemen proper feeling 0ge3 ia slA;ec'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25

Hoy virtue Of deed Of Edmund Harrison aud
I'd Mathis w. his wife, 60 dste the 18th Jay Of October
1898, aud recorded IN the e0ult Of the county q Arcs
shall SELL the 2G day Of February next, public auction
70 the highest bddef for ready money Tract Ot land called
he Greek Plantation, containing about 6l5 aces, ln1 lying ~
The lneiiCned county The sale will be made ~ the
front door Of the Easle oe in the ey Of Richmond, and
about ~ o'el,ck NJ. NJ ROBINSON.
Jan 49, 1871 IDS
vii sen upon acconodrns TERMS w0ifacts Of land,
in the county Of Noosy, containing between eleven
md cive hundred nres, utttd NOit0wsy River, ai5
Containing isfge potion bottom is0d we'll sdsp
tel t. the growth OF Tobacco sry other CROP; the hh 1nd
T. s1nd ani we'll suited for the cutme Of ccog Inc oaer
act containing between anil eight hnied acres lies on
deep creek, aud Is bonded by two other creeks which Afford
large quantity OF very excellent at land. All persons DIS
Posed 10 purchase invited 20 view The premises which WI
hewn w the overseers, or by myself on application
Aasust 90 5@--f R1CuARU J., HAKDAWAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25

~ III. ENQUIRER is published twice week yeneisiy
I'D three times during the session VI the State L.ssia-
ss-Pee, Tn. heretofore, Five Dollars per annnri
l. in ,yance. Notes of Chartered pece-payins banks
n,,v, vii, be received payment. The Editor, VIII suMan-
- he safety rcmny thea by nail; the postage 1 all let
.rs hsins paid, by the writer.
No paper will be disc a;'nucd ut Al hs di:cttu"n o.
IN, Ei,,ors,) Until, nj, ,rsyss have oe,n paid UP.
~ W.lsyer will antes the payasnt Oh nihs papers
.;,,II have the tenth GRATIS.
800 TERMS or ADVERTISING.
II One scrste, OF LtSo--s1 f,t 'Hti'Nh -
continuance, SO cents
No Advertisement inserted, uu has enaer Srsn Pa'
a,,un,ed BY person this city, or its rnsuVns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
kenlaie EducatiOn ak the Oahs

FgAYING engaged the services Oi young lay highly ga
u lined teach ~ my family would SSH g iks ~ Of
iJbOarders. The OF the Institution Will
ding writing, arithmetic, gramma pnsiny, yeossply, with
The Of the maps aud globes neede-wDk OF every Kind,
drawing and painog history, chronology, mythology.
Terms for the ssion Of 10 months Board $50 tuition %
drawing aud painting extra charge Of go Hall tie bo"
payable in advance.
Fombe affective dipen'atlon,o Of Dvine Proyidcntc ned
With sadreverse Of fnBe, am ttus compelled 10 ti
myef upon the heneyceuce Of the public the ony
OF support left fof ID self sud infant children.
MARTHA w. HARRISON.
s. Letters dir eccd 90 Geno Post Oice, Powhan, will
with proupt attentio1. The School will commence the
10th January 1871
Jan. -21w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
E4LL GOODS,

55ALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
4 aul other lite arrivals from New York aud PhladelPha,
part OF hs FfLL GOODS Amongst which ave, London
sapefle aud cloths and caymsres; Valtrli, Flo
tI,ine ani svInsdown yestngj point and whitney
lnkeis white, red aud yellow dnuel edrPcunss aud hearth
rug; Iri.h linens eiiss suA diapers esidn oLnsburys
aa1 nbur hreaI aI cotton cheeks lnd ticking; do
mesc shifting, sieens asi plis; LonloI printed
br;cyau eaiIcoe; InJs Swiss Scotch in hcuk, ia
and cambria Tuns with general tnent OF no
silks sns, laces and other iaicntble Fancy Goods
witch he will sell at unusuIily low prices.
SEM. ff--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
IN Richmond Hastings Court, Jan. 10, 81

In Richmond Hastings Court, Jan. 10, 1927.
feRDERBD, That the Serstan Of this City make sale ..
~ Solomon Slave, the property OF IhoUas Way, lste Of
Ais city, whe committed 10 tie Jail Of ig oy on The ON
Of April is runaway, aud confined thefein un:il this
tune The said Sergeant advertising tie sad slave tor 30
Gays in Oh. " Richmond Enquirer" a coy,
III q. HOWARD, ciefk.
The above named nc gro usn Solomon will he sold the
Dell Tavern III city the day nf February next at
II o'clock A. II, fr cab. W. WREN, Scrgt q. II.
MIA 7T-tIs
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-14
m E3E 7A

In this town on the 9th inst. Mir. John Orton aged 69. Printers in New-York requested to insert the above. ,v.-
 Also on the 9th the wife of Mir. Harmon Osborn a. ged 36.
 At Plattsburg, Capt. Sidney Smith of the United States Navy, aged 45.
 In the Mission Family at Dwight, Arkansaw Ter March 3d. Mrs. Sophrona, wife of MT. Asa Hitchcock
 At Wethersfeld, Capt. Humphrey Woodhouse, 56 ; Mrs. Rebeka Churchill, 79, wife of Mir. Samuel Chur- chill; Miss Sally Hale, 3l. She was the only child of her mother, who is a widow. At Lebanon, Mrs. Nancy Huntington, A, wife of MT. Eliphalet Huntington.
 At Colchester, on the 9th inst. Gen. David Deming.
 In Hartford, on the 3Oth ult. Capt. Moses Sash, a veteran soldier of the revolutionary war.
 In Philadelphia, Abraham Bradley, Jr Esq. aged s, eldest son of Abraham Bradley, Esq. Assistant Post Master General.)
 In Berlin, Mrs. Olive Wilcox, 45 wife of Col. Rich ard Wilcox.
 In N. Haven, on the 27th ult. Mrs. Martha Munson, wife of Doct. Elijah NJ. aged 5.
 In Derby on the 9th inst. of consumption, Mir. Hen " Prndle, aged 22.
 In Killingwor,h, on the 30th ut Mrs. Serrane wife of Edward Wilcox, Esq. in the 53d year of her age.
 In Philadelphia, on Saturday, the second inst, in the 33d year of his age, Mr. Charles Bacon, native of Connecticut but for several years past, resident in that city.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-14
RaaR1HE9ED D

In Portland on the 24th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Pay Ksy RaPh kandOR G of the Eliza M. Gurley of the former place.
 On Thursday the Eth inst, in St. Johns Church. Warehouse Point by Rev. Professor Doane, Elisha M Jencks, to Miss Carssa Holkins, daughter of Ma]. Joel Holkins all of fthat place. At Boston, Rev. George Champlin Sherard, of He bron, Conn. to Miss Sally Ian, daughter of the late Dr. Thomas Kast
 In Wangford, MT. George c. Hall of NKldlctovn,, to Miss Sarah F.. Hall, daughter of Luther Hall, Esq. of the former place.
 At Wolcottville on the 9th May last, by Rev. Mir. Stone, of Ltchfed, Mir. William E. Russel, Mer- chant, to Mss Ememe, daughter of Capt. Samuel Bradley.
 At New-Mi!ford, MT. Albert N. Gaylord, to Miss Julia M. Sanford.
 At Waterbury, by the Rev. Mir. Hart of Plymouth, Doct. Rcmus Fowler, of Washington, to Miss Mary Miller of Torrngton.a