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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-04
New Book Store

VlHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
L the public in general, that he has opened Book,
Stationery and Fancy Store, ON King street, second
door east of Royal street, where he offers for sale
School Books, English, Latin and Greek.
Family bibles, pocket bibles elegantly bound and gilt
Book of common prayer, extra fine and plain
Additional hymns TO common prayer
Watts's psalms and hymns, 'Dwights selection ofdo.
Fine folio post, fooscsp of various qualities
Letter paper, GiIpn's Aimes, fine bluelad, &c. &c.
Blotting, log, and blue medium, blue foolscap :;
Tea pap or, iron moBgers wrapping, common wrapping
Bonnet boards, blue and white, bonnet wire
SIates slate pencils quilts and waters, lead pencils
Pencil cases. silver plated, ivory and bone folders
Ink powder and i'm stands, indelible ink
Ledgers and day books, memorandum books
Receipt books, cypherins books and copy books
Drawing paper paper cold white, bristol boards
Paints in boxes and by single cakes, paint brushes
Toy paints, morocco paper, tissue paper, parchment
Gold paper, gold edgings, French colored paper
Needles. thimbIes, scissors. and penkniyes
Combs, comb bruises, tooth brushes, and nail brushes
Mathematical instruments, single and in eases
Music paper, German flutes ffes and assortment of
new Music with books Of instruction for the Voice,
Piano Forte, Harp, Guitar Violin, Bassoon, ClaroDet,
German Flute and Fife, all Of which he viii sell for
cash atrea sonabe prices. DAVID MARTIN.
The CIacuLATtSs LIsaARr has been moved to the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-04
a list Of I.etters

Sl AlSt Oh ALettcrS
Remaining in the Post Office at Alexandria, septeu
Der LIST, 1927.
or Persons enguirinS for letters in the following
list will please say they ADVERTISED, or they ma
mol get hen
4 VIM Herbert 2
John L Alforl Mrs Hunt
Jno Adams. James Harper, Ir
b Kitty Hurley
Capt Peter Barrett Gerard Hopkins
presley Barker IL
Jas Birch VIM Ingham
Dezsamond Brook David labor
John Burk Fielder Jewell
Amanda Bonaparte Walter Jewell
VIM Russell Oliver Jones
Al Ball r Henry Jackson
James Brookes Eleanor Jackson
Jno Brown Stephen Jones
Colo Fl W Braden X
Messrs Bennett Walton Elizabeth Kadle
Messrs Briggs Coz ,., .r Il
Noble Cryer Thomas Latimer
Danl Coats Alfred Lee
Capt w Chew M
Benz Cryer, senr Horace Miller
Wilmington Carpenter Henry McWade
Mrs Elizabeth Campbell Geo Mason (Gunson)
Abram 4 Carter WINS Mason
Anthony Chambers John Mlis Jr
Lieut. Jos Cuts Augustus Murray
Martha Crawford Capt Leonard Marbury
Lcon'd Cooke Matthew Murray
Capt Edwd Crockett Satathiel McNa5b
The Hon the Judges ofthe Jacob Morgan 3
Circuit Court of the Z. John Morgan
s for Dist OF Ca. "
ID William hewitt
Jefferson Devaul Sarah Ann Malay
Jos dudley Alsison Nailor
Miss Caroline Daily
JAS Daniel George Parsons
Baden Dulany Alexander Perry
DR. II p Dangertield VIM Piles 2
VIM Deneale Geo Pearson
George Dickson Elizabeth Parsons
George Deeton 9 Miss Catharine Patton
E a
Mary Entwisle Isaac II Robbins
Robt Evans VIM Rchey
T. WIN Robinson
Smith Franklin
VIM Frost Col John Stith
Robt Fisher Mag~us I Stribling
@ PJ Salyetat
| Miss Jane Gray Capt Spilman
Capt Geo C Gibbs Chas A Stokes
Chas Graham 2 John G Scott
Mr. Grimes Albinali SInediey
Beni Greenwood WIN ID Smms
Jno Grid Daniel oome.s
John IIigdon Capt Jas Thompson
Nobet Herbert Eliza Illicit
VIM Harper
Thos Hooper george Wise
| Inn Uutcherson John Wren
Elizabeth and Sarah AnnCapt d. Wilson
Hunt yachel White
| rl;z,hetb Hicks Sarah 4 Ward
Jas IIealy or Vealy Samuel Wallace :
Eleanor Higgins
jeremiah Hubbard Rev Young
Morris Hurley =,
sept 8 " bff AN, =. W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-04
To LET.

"a The comfortable two story Dwelling House
~ and large Garden, now occupied by Mfs. Sarah
Harper, on the east side Of Washington street. and
nearly opposite HoHman's Sugar House. Posssssion
will be given the first day Of October For terms,
apply as above. aug 23-eof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-04
ALEX AN-D,8gAs
.crrsDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1897.

Tb. Editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette has
..,,ed the RECITATION OF General Jackson's
SANDERS BY Mr.. Buchanan with frankness and
.bili,y. We recommend the perusal of his re-
,,rk,, which will be found on the second page.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-04
Aevy Court.

TIME Levy Court for the County Of Alexandria, VIII
i meet at the Court House, in the county AFORESAID,
at 10 o'clock in the morning on the first Tuesday III
September next for the purpose Of laying the county
levy, and settling the Collectors accounts; when and
where all persons having claims against the county will
attend and exhibit the same.
JONAH THOMPSON, President
aug 14-t3aw4S Of the Levy Court.
The above Meeting is post
poned until tho first Saturday in OCTOBER. aug O.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20

result affords triumph to its enemies. vet the
author OF this sketch cannot but acknowledre
e e ne is among the few who lament its down
al: ial with as much sincerity as its most Christ
ian opponents have ever desired it. If any
~ written appears embittered with hostility
~ h'opefe owen, 1t has proceeded from an hon.
est conviction that the misfortunes of rnanv
worthy families, who embarked In his ca,,ss
are wholly attributable to him, and from svm
patby for those who have suffered. His nrom-
uses IN the beginning were excessively extray-
agant, and his expectations were yerv far from,
having been warranted las he said they were1
Dy MS experience. To those who expressed
TO HIM their admiration of his theory. but
coupled It's practicability, he stated that he was
J Jt Dy ms eapcTtencc in assuring them
ihere was no possibility of future and IL offer
ing them all the comforts of life themselves.
ana sure inheritance for their posterity of ali
and happy: On the Strength of this assurance
many families OF great responsibility embarked
IA MS cause-nade considerable sacrifices Of
property, and devoted themselves faithfnllv -
tne accomplishment of their object but were
afterwards treated by him in a manner ton
wounding to their feelings to admit of their re.
naming in the society
nose who went to New Harmony to mt IN
practice the principles of the New system, With
peilet IN their truth and practicability. pron,-
lsed themselves not only freedom from all the
eYiis lhat distract and rend society in its pres-
eht state, but benefits and advantages which
no other modification which had hitherto been
adopted by mankind, has ever been calculated
TO l.. secure Mental and personal liberty. intel
iigence, security of the necessaries of life both
IN health and sickness, to the present and fu.
lure generations, harmonious social intercourse.
and every constituent of the grand object of ali
sentlent beings-HAPPIsEss- promised
by the system of cooperation and common
property, which Robert Owen endeavored TO
establish at New Harmony. But the iirst al.
tempt has proved abortive, and the hopes Of
hundreds who had sought these benefits else
where IN vain, are again blasted.
The New Harmony Gazette is still nubl;sh-
ed by Robert Dale Owen, whose zeal is una
6ated, and who still expects to see the New
system flourish. But the strong interest he
ieels IN the fate of his fathers favorte project
renders It an unsafe guide to strangers in ali
things relative to the colonies located on the
New Harmony lands
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
MASONIC NOTICE

YEHliE Nativity of St John the Baptist will
IA be celebrated in Northbridrc, by Solo
mon Temple Lodge, on MONDAY, The 25th of
,'"''e INST. A Religious Discourse may be ex-
pected by Rev. DR.. JoHs CRANE, and Mason
&c Address by the Rev. DAVID Holman. Ma
sonic Lodges, and the Brethren generally, are
invited to attend. Tickets may
Se iiad al The bar of Mr.. Lyman Taft, at one
dollar for gentlemen, and fifty OTIS. for ladies'
AUSTIN Ai'NAAIARA.
by order Of Committee of 4rraageaaents
Northbridge, June II, ls27I so4
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
MASONIC NOTICE.

~ ME Worcester County Encampnneqn of
u ha,ights Templars viii celebrate the Ma
hvlty OF st. John, on SATURDAY. The 23d dqu
Of June instant, at Holden Councils, Chap
tir ds 9as d qd amnsRe5 Sfe Of e rs @
the celebration A Religious Discourse NAV
be expected by the Rev Sir Knight III. BARD-
WELL, and Masonic Address by Sir knight
G. c. BALDWIN, Esq. The Procession viii form
at i o'clock A. NJ. precisely. Gentlemen may
be accommodated with Tickets at the dinner
table tor $l;00. Accommodations for Ladies
by LEMUEL DAVIS, Esq for 50 cts.
By order Of the Committee,
DAVID DAVIS, Recorder.
Holden, June 2, 1927. %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
@CANAT, HOTEL.

FENl1E subscriber has taken the well known
IA Tavern House, on North Main-street,
nearly opposite the Baptist Meeting House,
formerly occupied by Mr.. P. Thompson, and
Will use his best exertions to accommodate
those who may favor him with calls, to their
entire satisfaction The House has been put
IN repair, and convenient Stable attached to
it, where good stabling viii always be found
travellers coming into town on North Water
street, can drive up to the Stable on that side.
without going into Main-street
Will hereafter be known by the name Of Che
CANAL HOTEL.
" Persons wishing constant board can be
well accommodated. JOHN BUSSEY.
Providence, Or. ~ MAY %, 1927 80
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
From the Boston Lqccum.

from the Boston Lyceum.
STANZAS.
I will not ask for length of years,
1t were no bliss to linger on,
To mingle mine with others tears,
And follow youth and beauty gone.
o rather while my heart beats high
And deep emotion fills my breast,
Sooth'd by affections gentle sigh
On some fond bosom may rest.
] will not ask that fragrant flowers
Should DER my lowly grave be shed,
III trust TO natures vernal showers
To throw her mantle DER the dead.
Yet what to me is that lone spot
1t boots not where the form is laid;
Dust unto dust must be its lot,
To earth her tribute must be paid.
Take then, 0 earth, whateer is thine,
And in thy bosom let it sleep,
Thou canst not claim the soul divine,
The joyous spirit canst not keep.
Through realms of ether that will soar,
Drink at the living fount of love,
Bloom in unfading youth once more,
And dwell in endless life above.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20

EHNHE subscriber having purchased the
ID HOTEL lately kept by MIR NAHUM. EA-
GER, IN Shrewsbury, respectfully solicits the
patronage OF his friends and the public
June o, 1877. j. H. BARKER.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL III. COTTON s. co.
OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MEETING MOUSE.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

ON IUbLICAIIUN.
!, U Price to single subscribers, who receive
3heir papers at the Office, or by mail, two dol
lars per annum. No paper Will be discontinued
until all arrearages are paid
>. W Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
mes published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
" Inc publishers will hold themselves re-
ssPonsi1ie Tor no error, in any advertisement,
peyono the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
NOTICE.

TENHE subscribers inform their friends and
u the public, that they have formed CO.
partnership under the firm of
BROWN s. PUTNAM,
and have taken Shop at the New England
Manufacturing Co.'S Village, in Grafton, oppo-
site Capt. p Aldrichs Tavern, for the purpose
of carrying on the TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its branches, where work, from the mid
ding to the extreme style of the latest fash
ions, will be executed, and not inferior to any
in the County; and, by personal attention and
punctualty, they hope to merit share of pub
lie patronage. SMITH E. BROWN,
LEWIS PUTNAM.
Grafton, June 10, 1897.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
II fortune for the Purchaser 4!

T1 "a ME subscriber offers for sale
fEaaGssA IA that valuable Stand for Bust
taFaEFs ness in Ashburham VILLAGE, occu-
@=z@as@sH pied by JOSIAH LANE, consisting of
new and convenient Dwelling House, two
stories high, with a fine Hall, good Barn and
other Out Buildings, and an excellent Saw
and Grist-Mill, with two sets of stones, about
thirty rods from the house, located on the only
permanently sufficient stream for business in
said town. There is no Grist-NIll near, and
from its location and every other circumstance
this Mill is calculated to command the princi-
pal grinding of the whole town. The Saw
Elill is annually well stocked with logs Lum-
Der finds ready market at high price. The
Buildings, Machinery and Dam are in good re-
pair. Possession will be given, if wished, in
June next. Terms of payment made easy,
with unquestionable security. The enterprisinsr
man, in possession of this Stand, cannot. with
a common blessing, fail to make himself opu-
lent.
VIII also be sold in connexion with or with
out the above described Premises, that valua-
BILE WATER PRIVILEGE at the outlet of
Mount Hunger Pond, so called, situate about
mile north of the above mentioned Premises
with two good Dams. with annie nriyilege for
gravel and materials Tor repairing SAID Dams,
whenever necessary. This is the first privl-
lcge, the key Of the reservoir and fountain of
great waters, commanding and regulating all
below A more eligible Privilege for the APP
plication of water power for almost any pur-
pose, perhaps cannot be found in Worcester
county. A good and satisfactory title will be
given. For further information and terms,
please call on the subscriber in Templeton
CHARLES w. WILDER.
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WANTED,

EpY the subscriber, at Mill Village, in Graf
IA b ton, a first rate BOOT and SHOE
MAKER who understands both sewed and
pegged work. Such an one can have constant
employ and generous wages, by applying TO
JONAS GREENWOOD.
Grafton, June 10.
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29oftrD.
From The Nicscburyport Herald.

From The NeaobnrypOrt Herald.
Inc following is the last production of Ro1
ERT . COFFIN. commonly called the Bosto
THE DYING CHRISTIAN.
How peaceful is the closing scene,
"hen virtue yields its breath
HOW sweetly beams the smile serene.
Upon tie cheek of death!
Inc christians hope no fear can blight,
no pam, his peace DESTROY;
nc az views beyond the realm of light
" pure and boundless JOY.
On VINO can gaze, with needless SIGH,
On scene 50 fair as this
VINO put exciaims-'' thus let me die.
- And be Ia...-.-.-i l:i-.- -. a, - -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
CARD WIRE.

TEVHE subscriber is regularly supplied with
n Card Wire of all sizes in general use, of
SHARP 81 BRowa's manufacture. Also, long
No. Is Wire for drawing down-Which he Of
fers for sale on liberal terms
ROBERT WHITE, in.
$50 Pearl-street.
New York, 9th mo- /, 1927. "a If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20

"a TO LET,-A small, but convien-
f5satssA lent Dwelling House, with Black
ssS smiths Shop, in good neighbor-
14-zAk Esss% hood for business in the southwest
erly part of Templeton. A good workman, with
a small family, would be well accommodated
at cheap rent. Apply as above.
May 16, 1927. tf2O
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20

Rad: Gentian, Snake Root, Rad Rhei, Magne-
STA, Tartaric Acid, Super. Carb Soda togeth-
er with large assortment of DR. u e S,
T Al N S and DYE STUFFS, for sale
wholesale and retail on the very best terms, by
FLETCHER 81 CARRUTH,
May %. CIV Lonr-wharf Boston
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
HIDES, LEATHER. &c.
ALLEN & DOWLEY

ALLEN & DOWLEY
EAAVE on hand, and offer for sale At tbe
IN Ill lowest Boston wholesale and retail nr;c.
es, good assortment of South American and
West India HIDES. "''u
-ALsO-
Currled Leather Of almost every description.
. tons Sole Leather,
geo pairs Mems thick Boots.
500 do. do. Calfskin do,
500 do. do. Brogans and Shoes.
200 do. Boys do. do
500 do. Ladies Kid & Lastinr Shoes
Worcester, June 6. %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND
DYE STUFFS

~ bOAAo A Ns1tASs
8 do. Redwood,
S do. Nicaragua,
lGO bis. gro. Camw'd
250 do. other ground
Dye Woods,
3 casks Nader,
3 do. Copperas,
90 bbls. Alum,
s cases Ben. Indigo,
3 bales Nutgalls,
$50 lbs. Cochineal,
1000 lbs. Rom. Yitriol.
so carboys Oil do.
10 cases Gum Copal,
~ do. do. shellac,
3 do. do. Opium,
5 bbls. Reid Gum
Camphor,
5 cases Gum Aloes,
9 do. do. Aiyrrh,
10 bis. Epson Salts,
so do. Glauber do.
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ICtoHord Machine Shop.

Stafford Machine Shop.
NNERiEY WATERS continues to manu-
III IN. facture MACHINERY ofvarious kinds;
such as COTTON and WOOL CARDlNG
MACHINES, POWER LOOMS of various
descriptions, GAUGE LATHES, CABINET
MAKERS &IVORY TURNER'S LATHES,
METALLIC GRINDERS, for CLoTHIERs'
SHEARS, &c.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20

a - White Lead,
20 do. American do.
Is do. Red Lead,
IS do. Fr. Yellow,
500 lbs. Chrome do.
800 do. FIR. Green,
1000 do. Verdigris,
8 casks hitharge,
500 lbs. Pruss. Blue,
10 tons Whiting,
s bis. Cop. yarnish,
20 do. Spts. 'Turpen.
so do. Linseed Oil,
5 casks Eng. Rose
Pink,
80 do. do. Ven. Red,
s bbls. C. P. Castor
Oil,
5 do. Alcohol,
$50 lbs. Oil Pepperm.
so do. do, Cloves.
100 do. do. Cinnamon,
On fo,,a I oo.,l
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20

NUTS and WASHERS of various sizes, of
superior quality, manufactured by water pow
err, by which means they are afforded very low
to the purchase A liberal discount to whole
sale dealers
Stafford, (Conn.) June 6, 1897 tfS3
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-23

The Warren r. I. paper states, that in the compact
part Of the town Of Warren, there are 40 dwelling
houses amongst the tenants of which are serety-s1
widows ana upward of two hundred and forty father.
less children Nearly all Of these the wives and
Children Of sea-faring men and mechanics who have
died beyond sea; principally at Cuba
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-23
THE ERIAL
PHAETON.

L HE Subscriber intends erecting in the Village of
Litchfed, Conn. by the first day of September next
an ERIAL PHAETON. The design of the Ma
chine is to afford agreeable pastime to Ladies and
Gentlemen 1t consists of four Carriages, each SUPP
ported by two Arms which are attached to an Axle
tree in the CENTRE They are turned by Propelling
Machine, and will carry Eight persons at once, two
in each Carriage, who will in regular succession be
raised to the distance of fifty feet in the air, at rate
and velocity equal to ten miles minute, slower as
suits the wishes Of those occupying the carriages and
all with perfect ease and safety. This method of re-
creation and amusement, has been highly rccommen-
ded by the most eminent physicians in the United
States and will be found the best mode of taking an
airing, by chose whose lives sedentary that can be-
practsed. The place where tits tobe erected is airy
and the prospect good. Every attention will be paid
to company, and all things done deceaty and in or
der"
JOHN II. MONTGOMERY,
Litclfeld, August, 1897. 10
Price-I'oelUe and haLfcents per ride,--child,rD
half price.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-23

LTT6HFIELD, AUGUST Is, las7.


The summer Term Of the Superior Court is now
in session IN this village Chief Justice HOsmer pres-
ding. The Grand Jury have not yet set, and we do
not know Of more than one case of importance which
will be brought before them-the case Of the person
who is accused of having burnt, some months since,
a house and two children in Salisbury. Should
bill be found against this man, Judge Hosmer will
be assisted in the trial by another of the judges.
RoBBERY.-On the evening of the 18th inst. dar-
ing robbery was committed Stafford Springs, on
the Hartford and Boston Turnpike the particulars Of
which are as follows. MIR Royal A. Avery, of Vermont
having sold wool in MiddIetown and horses in Hart
ford to an amount of 1900, started for Boston with
this sum, in splkey. About O'Clock in the evening
while riding through a piece Of woods in Stafford, he
was met BY three men who seized his horse, and pre-
senting pistols to his breast threatened him with in
slant death if he gave any alarm Not finding any
money in his pockets, they forced him into the woods
where they gagged him, bound him to tree and then
opened his trunk with the key which he had giVensup
TO them, took from it the 50 200, and decamped Mr.
Avery remained tied to the tree until two O'Clock the
next morning when he was released by pthe driver Of
the mail stage, which was passing at that time from
Boston to Hartford on board of which MIR A. took
passage for the latter place. A reward Of $500 has
been offered for the apprehension of the robbers and
the recovery of the -whchcons;stcd in TWEEN
ty-six $50 bills of MiddIetown bank five 500 bills Of
Hartford bank; FIVE hundred dollars in SOS and SIS
of same bank, five $50 bills, two 500 Bills ofU. S.
Branch bank payable at Boston, two 500 bills on
Mechanics bank, New York, and the remainder on
different banks in different states.
As we hear nothing about the sukcy after the at
tack we are led to conclude that that was also taken
by the robbers; if so,. think detection must be
very easy, considering the denomination of the bills
which Mr. A. had in his trunk. Highway robberies
of this character seldom occur in New-England. In
divduals sometimes have their pockets picked, or
their trunks rfed at tavern cut from the rack OF
stage stores are broken open, and hetts and petty
robberies are frequently heard of-but highway rob-
berry, waylaying ola man who has thousands of dol
lars in his possession in bypace, with pistols
and other implements of death, is rare occurrence
more especially if the individual is hundreds of miles
from home. and might be supposed to pass through
the country without exciting much observation-but
however rare, such things have been, two cases of
the kind being now fresh in our memory.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-23
NOTICE

LIS hereby given to the inhabitants of the Town of
Canaan who are liable pay taxes, that the subscri-
bers have received warrants to collect Town and
State Tax on Assessment list Of 1926, and we will
meet them at the Store Of Chester Munson, g. Co.
the 18th; at Widow Susannah Reeds Inn, on the
18th; at Joshua Munson's Inn on the 10Th; at Fran
els Knapps Inn, on the Goth at Daniel Norton's store,
the 2lst and at the store of Andrews g. Stevens
the 22d days Of September next for the purpose Of
receiving said Taxes
~ B. All those who neglect to attend this call
must pay the collector such fees as the law allows
him.
HERVEY LAWRENCE r,.u..,..
JOHN b. REED, S'''''''
Canaan, 18th August 1897. 10