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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
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=. ot tGg tao,n-53sl .3Jl 80 J4nsAes .. men.
4 A4f4Ist., 81 r4.E e i s-sne. y :. 5.t ,f..lk.
garr 4rifk il ,he ilrst tang. au4 lsEe Z ~
turne4.a,t s. .f,erN4-H Ie 1.Sefs N!l bt
i.tt.r 4s- lthe year. we'll srr.lt'sd " y s4lt,
5a3ta, js.s III eartA.r saa d rfesenug ~,
ff5tl i sI..t. IT'LL ..r IS .atei4 e1-clIGt3 r
lfe4y 4al .2gss --Ta'i= . tlneei o' Peruvian
sa,k. u a9H4.r*3 tlores, af1 ai .fcar of
ta,rsf, tny tAet. a-ii,tt. 'lstl!e t.e c3mfUsi-
.jor irtg e es#QlI ~ at3 -sEe oie 495e ever,
tnanIng, nve,l Ind ilgaf. tae cgmPlaut =
.asekeG, taeu o,e every utort5Ls .li Tie 't'Gte
1, t4ken Bath d9s- MAJ b tahea ifra = giass q
su5 finl d sptlte24s lql9r. \ 1cI with 'atef@
Turtactt.-19y 1racars q aIm reaucea n
III np4lpaolr powler. anlT -rAeia.s q htroes
spr-s d ethci. nii Xel ..sa afis.e = tae te3'a
wiII trove e+ieceuai ii ~ 81, .'9 @as-s
Ss1s cad tttr31s. -f,se eq4.! pft~s q IN.
s.+ an anl l.n4s-w4teI lake tne otttie PreYi-
ibis 10 ~ pcativr. Is liz ingredients WI ser.-
rate LIN, a7 piece y lurn saola IS appl..
el . H. pqrr. mi tti1 c9iis-.4t. s-tl'sItt-
WITH The llnirncnt.
Cyamg.-A t9otbusrd ls. Yeer sometimes p
gteai service d iii., complaint yafihe 5esi te'r'-
edy sto iie sanest4ing rsutd Ge ia1, between
Tie pan and the op4y, -yeei u s',l =! phys
cian does Ii draw blyod 1gu.petaUre j eat
tg, druEiug, exercise, ~ are sew Important.
+ 3ou wish IS prevent ! retGru q 'his dtsorder
lSaF3cutiga Ia R4ss.s- sai3catt9s u charcoal
is recovered 81 ,he application q ccla external
il Ind internally 50 .outrarx Is lAe feiaelt I;
,Fat uf $. Foes. ~ 5y water
II mart GliirsIgs,: aergs ointment --Iate q
neat's-foot 81, haH pound. oi brandy gu,
and Of spirits IT turPentine ! gill and s,'ntner
them toFethe, !qr J ; utinu,es. Tins ernbloca.
tion is very lsei 4 II sprAIi.s. evenings, s-1o
rneurlatis,n
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
Pm ~ Yy-iElI-l- = oman.

Nj Edtor-In !oui last paper J sind pr
friend 9 asserts that aavs changed ny Efoufaa,
ma as ! should Ike . have something better
man his aare assertion, Tor that t,4s sometimes
been doubted would thank him . point out
thai par frs1l winch he draws the inference
what have sad respecting the number of inches
tbe gate IS 10 draw, not having been defined Is
SUBSTANTIALLY correcl that IS, il has noi been ''dt-
hpedr py any persons having authority to do it.
Th.t our friend Q, has taken il upon hrnssh to
decade Ire matter % not doubt;-fof IN his uwr
es4jr.a-i,-,, ae Las such an extensive 'kaoWls.gs
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

/, ,ew minutes. The United States gained
on q / the Lafayette, (as she is generally styled
~ tbe nayy.) so fast that she soon showed
nor stern. and in an hour Glued mp her top
sallant sails and royals, 10 let her adversa-
o. come along side. in token ot victory. Her
crew gave three hearty cheers and all par
lies took social glass togetheron board the
victorious ship. We are told that the su-
periority of the United States over al yes
sels II the Pacific is now generally acknowl-
edged on the station. No English man OF
War there can catch her.
Captain Hull, like all gallant command
crs has his nickname among his men. They
lnb him Sweitzlrbeily."
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

7Gs Erz7,agU.1. Springs ilaye became ysr!
:asa,3n-Yle -l4ce q t-s1r' Before ''.sse sti-he
c.l-e into ttle -,9.sesaon cfiht present pro-s.s.
.srs. .te, ve-s il; i,t.e knowa. THE c.nfa-
u havs aoQ. eteetsl sah.io-s 4nl slegsa. vs.
M, saY s,lsnll5 lts.si, lpop III grega'., aoo-'
him Iii ). from tae v4..r, slHicisitlt large a
accommodate y II ore h.t lte- persons
conveniently. liza darng tll@ present. se2ssn,
Viz number ii 1ls5,sr. aas e1cee3ea -3 tzFesta-
..aa If.ass who lla1e le.u 92a, # : Il tbs p
1cl have expressed tleuis-lte., II - srfongesf
terms In ia7or u the Aeal.rg ,rtees q re "-'e'
tvLiis i chslybeste as vell aftlc srf po...=
aad ren;lsni4alv lepottuent Of NJ Casflts So.
III. HE keeper. !, Is sid ;ha. from - r Il
carriages arrive there daily WITH pAssef g@rs' Niia
Ho,k from ID paris y TIE coQftry = ltHs 2 tas
wa,e, About t9ry roo1s lre occupied = :Fg-
ulsr buaraers, an soue estimate may e 'er,a9a
of lie number 81 vlstors vhs1 gentleman =
sad to have ls.ely counted from the i9p of tas
uo.sl 700 persons.
iii. : arrgs are asou, niles from ",ilHiiag-
,op. and II. same distance from New CASTE -
Passengers arrr.ug II ether place, IN the steam
oo,.s are, Immediately iiwished, conveyed tiAth-
sr.n carriages !; . moderate rate.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

The brig Syiph captain FAnarS, which recent.
" arrived at Bueonos Ayres from III, city, W..
coTpished her passage through the brazilian
bloekaang squadron IN opeo dag-hedt, ~ a
stratsgem the ingenuity aud boldne,s Il which
deserved 70 BE crowned Is il was, viii success
On her passage out the ssIph touched At RIO d.
JaneiFo, and atier clearing from Mat pot va
disguised ID her appearance 50 IS 70 resemble
the British Government Packets which ply
monthly between London, fipuching ~ RIO de
JaHciro) ar3 Bene. lAyres GpDn making We
La plats, ,he syph, with Brtish coiafs flying
and having ,he advantage Of t6c @iHf tau s9tff.
Win towards the first vessel d ne sg4.1ton lss-
ing Of M9itr Hideo-nl&ae tic asaa s.gasls Of
the Britisl. packe.s--baCked her toasais. .tl an
swerea ;he ha u lie Brazilian officer slll
holdihg on l.er course IL moderate r;.'e SIC
passes te neat vesselsi il Ike nauaei, ~itbogt
exciting t.- least suspicion 70 her real ctsysc.
ter,--aa2 finally got by The whole sqrefors-
"hen hauling dean the British coiors and hoist.
ing ,!tc American hag, sAc fired gan ln token
q triumph, and i 3 SHIRT time was safely inec'
ed u the inuer roads of Buenos Ares TIE
ergo oi The S1lph Was scla a large pgci.t. and
tsie vessel was d.sposel u tgr $500
We learn thar tie schooner Montezuula. caf.
tan Barlow. from ihls port, has been captured
os Monte Ni6eo BY The Brazilian squadron
E4A. .3msr
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
rsrr prdPIE or colon

4 very i7,.rasLlng deaa.s recently occurred
IL The English House of Commons 9p the sues
non Of rnehorattng The CONDITION ot Tree people
Of color +. the West Indies. Some Important
and 10 us novel facts were stated The "arovn
population j. e free colorea feoplt oi Jamaica
Alone, is worth property 70 the amount o. = s-., &
oo0. 900 They are SAG q 9ansist n s9'opV
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

Cooi Manners. While lie late Mr., GiHor1
Vas - AsfDurton lie contracted au acquslu,shce
with family of that place, consisting u i males
sorae~hst advanced il age On Gne occasion be
Nentlred On tie perilous .xplon oi drinking tta
WIN these elderly ladies. After having aenoi-
istsd his ussal allowance Of tes be found N spie
q A!g demonstrates - the contrary. that hls
-as'ess would By no means sUiier him e give up,
b-t persist ed 10 making him drink most lnerea
tie Quantity. "at last said Clifford telling ne
s'ory. 'fbslug really oyerfowed wllh tea, put
Gown my fourteenth cup, and exclaimed with an
AZ o resolution, q neither can nor viii drhs
n, more The hostess then seeing she Ind
ioiced more down my throat than / liked. began
% apologize, and added, but my dear MIR eh.
,oio, as you didn't put gouy po0n across y9ur rito.
isupposed you, reipsals were nothing but good
Hla1ners .
MI. Clifford is nos the only persoa who has
.een aai drowned by these overland niustrs.
esns oi hpt water and sugar. But people will
venture oa the Perlols ezploi. Of drinking
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

The cheyaHsr Eustuer, d lie Pig, wAo az.
rived ii N4w.YolE NV days &ga from Have
On IN intended lou, through tie u'teu states
IS said 70 te uuca IRE pnss-sst1 z Two. y ls4s
country and its tnsti.ltl9lla. * WAlch lhe WE
,,,.r.,,,-,, descrjr,tjon given d Il hy The DUKE
n save VI ei,nar. iron bom HI hlstuef brings
numerous letters Of Recommendation, highly
contributed
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
DIED.

In Pittsburg. pr "Wednesday evening, 1s' lnbt
bIFyhNDER REYNOLDS. Psq,. - tie 25uf
wear Of his age Mr. X. was from ne State o.
pelnwsre, he studied law. aduIt.sa snd jus'
couwsneed PRACTICE.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

~ natcoLn; q: ~ tZ'rsr4 naiY caseai $. sl-t
IS gwen N paper p45.ietie- u Fsi2s,a st, spl'h
Auerics A woman Il year. 81 age 'iaa t9f z
ltrc tire conceived desgn q tiriang htfseli
Alive. AID all hcr !a,u.N utne aslesT, she enter.
"a All over which 7ras heated idf th= rqf7nss oi
bakinr b-eaa, and MAS lIurne e4.afely consumes.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

Felors ou tie fnge' may be tfit-iaa y eafel'
il is sad. il i'lee holrs. with paglhss e ,5e
si-e of ! s1.sn bean. made of quick liTie sack.
"a win soap, bound On the spot. and renewed
every hali Dpus
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
TEIg yygG,,vEEsg a-cIz.AN,
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday. Aug. lG. Is27.

Ne As,e coaea3el ,he proceedings q tte
tiam.saQrr coaysat1on byfayllsfirs 'lse Fepa't-
en lie several subjects made " '.e se't.s
Comri,.ee. Il vhoHl they bad beeH respectively
rsf.rta. l,V.Il oe recoll.eted lhat M :eI.grt
81 til Carlrl-ee on NE sul.i - q ectt9a Geo,
pas published ~ week
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

A perscn il Philadelphia, Oh Sunday morning
week, finding himself Overcome with the heat,
ST d,wn upon eite steps .: Al auction store ~
itan. street, and 10 3 lev moments e1p-.eG -
he had 5st a,2lsed IN tie t.i..
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
Five Dollars Reward.

Ear smas trom he subscriber, living in New
C-sie, Dsb su ip1e1.ufed apprentice 10 the
Cayiuallins 5us.ness. named SAMUEL lana.
eo4. aitl vslfe, c9llar nearly .ew: : new i-1
TIL. e~ft s'rpes pAut4loons White cotton stock
r. ana rau.ps nearly new. lie vas about s
ieet sefen QI eiglt inches higA, a5odt ! : years
IVA. age e5es ana rolls A hs walk, whoever
NAY Had 81 .Len Ae wett away blue cloth
.ll secure said by 50 that ] can sct hin AGAR,
-tsl. RECEIVE tne above reward
JOHN MATTHEW'S
Newcastle, De-. J9ly II, l327
rrlt i expected he is in Pililadelpfis All
,5er.aas are ioro.i haroorIng him Al their peril
A-g IL 4s-4t
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

s0tia p!.t u tle}i, ~. DrcKensoD, rcit AZ hia
death 5000, 900; another, Mr. swaney, $3.50, 900;
q Mr. kingsall, 800, 600; and Mr. Benjamin
Scott, Sl,259, COO All the pimento plantations
except one, in the island belonged to them; and
yet these people were suffering under the most
grievoas legal oppression. The debate in Par
lament 'eyentuated nothing satisfactory.
The London Monthly Magazine publishes the
testimonials Of several distinguished engineers
touching the merits of Mr.. Perkins Steam En-.
glne. 1hey state the following as improvements
ia il:
!. Absolute safety. 2. Greater economy in
fuel than III any other engine hithert invented,
3. The removal OF all the reaction Of steam and
atmosphere air on the cducton side Of The pis.
ton without the necessity of Al ar pump. 5.
4 new and simple flexible metallic piston,
requiring no oil nor hhiica,ion whatever
5. A reduction Of three fourths the weight and
bulk, by very much simplifying certain compli-
Gated parts Of steam-engiIes, aGi Substituting :
very simple cdnction waive f57 the one common.
y used ba.h for edaction and iniuctipn by
which means, 4 reduction is made in the SIZE d
the engine, swing oipower j effected, and :
dmnution Of iiic',0n, less wcar ard er occur
anil less destruction of materials. and 4stiy, Tie
joints BY Mr. pelki4,'s peculiar mode of connect
ing, are more easily made secure and tigi., ever
with the steam Il . pressure of one thou.ant
pounds tile square incl, t.an the join.s Of liz
low pressure coblensihg engine.
4 paper Printed u Macon, Gen, savs -pn
of earth, about ar acre IN extent, hear the corr
house II Lawnles county, s4adetlY gave ~aJ
nat long suce, and slak = Tie 4cp,h u tim
arcd fest. The place Is nav Covered ".fl #a
ter, tie trees standing a Ne. greN tde fzlles
pine being twenty 81 thirty feet 3etow tae ieY
Iel Of tir slrroundiaE cointr". sral! pona
like this, ate irequeaily met ~lth u tie laat
part Of le ,'s;-, an! r4 there called i!:Ge s!ilss
produced, Nro5Asl., ~ The ac.ica II .ac nv
tc.FaMeogs -tt94E..
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
GREENLAND nIiEI.S.

but there is one thing which is the liust sin
gular Of all, that they even decide their quarres
by singing and dancing, and call this single
combat. If one GreenlandcT nagines himself
injured BY another, he betravs not the least trace
OF yexation or wrath, much less Of revenge; but
he eomposes a sa'ircal poem; this he repeats
with singing and dancing u the presence Of his
damestics, and especially the women, I'LL they
hayc all go' II in their memory. Then he pub
hshcs challenge every where, that he viii fgat
duel with his antagonist, not with sword aut
With song The respondent be'ahes hitnselfto
the appointed place, and presents himself y the
cncirclcd theatre. Then tie accusar BEGINS 70
sing his satire TO the beat Of the ,.rdin, ard his
party in the aalito-y, back every lie With the
repeated amaa ai.i, AMI also sing every son.
tencc with him; and all t'iis while he discharge,
- many tauntng Truths 1t his adversary that the
audience have their fill of laughing. Whan he
has Sung cit all his gall, tile defendant steps
forth, answers the accusation against hin, aud
ridiculrs bis antagonist in tho same manner, all
which is corohnrlteA with the unitcA chorus Of
his marty, anl v HE laugh changes s,des.
The plaintiff rcncu. the assault, and tries q
battle him a second times il sfett he that MAUI
tains the last word WINS the process and acquires
name At such ooportunes they can tell one
another the truth very roundly and cuttinglv,
oniy there nust be no r1t,rc of rileness OF
passion. The whole bnSly Of the bchole.e's coH-
s,itnc The iury an bestow the laurel, and attor-
wards the two parties arc The best trien'is This
custom is recommended 10 morc refae1 nations
tCfaa,c hiSfuyet GreeRlGad
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
Delaware State Lottery.

{ -h,h Class, viii be drawn On SATURDAY
EVENING NEET. 18th n.t. :. s o'clock. in this
Boroogfl.
Persons lesirous u purchasing prizes in The :.
36yt Isot.try will do vel 70 apply soon al the
oTce ii jfJBERTyJN = LITTLE.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

The Hcdcal and ChirarsiG i racnl'y Of Mtry-
land, 'otI'cr premium of olc hundred lal'ats for
the best dissertation On tile means of prevent
ing the dis ases incident to NE lani. and Hars!ly
grounds in The state of Maryland. Dissertations
to b transmitted pos, raid . any Il the con.
mittcc, cn cr before the - of May. 1875
Each candi,'l'e viii FreiiX . lis ESSAY motto,
which mus likewise be written on The oa:sile
Of sealed packet containing the authors name
anl al iress. All Essays, except the successful
one, w!ll BE returned if desired :
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
Ero HEsT PRIZE, $4,000.
sCHEME.i
siil.ooa
80 prizes. arnourting ID

gdo9 prizes, arlourtiugto si1l,009
t,ieei the usa-4 leductioa u ltteen per cent
c-rTi4e Cash {or he whole of the Prizes CO
te had NJ CCHES's OFFICE. tie moment they
ait drawn.
Pr,ce Of Tickets.
T7ol Tgeatt, s. % Q..arterss. .......s. S5
lYases, ...,.. g 50 Listths, ........ 6-k
=. Orders from any part Of the United s's.e
eittsr by mad tpost paid] or private conveE 4ne
enclssiag the Cas-. o. Prize Tjckets II any Of
Lotteries, will meet The same prompt and PGi
tial atte,rtion, as il on personal application
CO. .sSdress 10
IL. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, BGiifwaar-.
1. nabirnore, sRgugt 2. 1877.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

ryia! ef -;f-s I'M. ..e.-Or PiaaaT -st
al Alpsrv. ,!..s t,4l pss 5rrueht ]. clost
when tie ;ury. i i,Lcut ie4lHe iht bly, r.
turned 4 ltraict 81 81. Eul!." stfaag
was ID, a1Hittt1 . : stness
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

Captain Dsr5sl Turner d NtvPai", aas
seen appa.uttd to tte conmatG 4 u las
sloop 81 vi Ere, roS layias :; iss Ne',
Yare. Is,.soa4tf. se Gas bttn @t1Esft- e
be ftted :arses T, ~ possible ltsi-.-1,.
3 s.a lie Mes. Ial!a sqes-tan.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

BQLINAR-Ihe i9.lcNIng ea'rlt: y
letter, da,gd IL Cls,rs, .la fiA, : I.l5
lshel il Z ST. Ttetnss Ear:r I: ibt '%st.-
".Accordag K oHci-. accents ta.; Y
cciyed fram Bqeo;s. BoAa. HIS ag&ti VS.
elected Presi4eut qt Colunls q lt's 2it
agains. twenty i34r lis rs!gu-tt.5
course has Il. been accepted,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21

MUSEUM of Foreign Literatare and Science,
 for June 1897, is just published, and for
 sale at the Litchfeld Bookstore, where
 the back numbers can be had.
 CoNTENrs.--Porfrait of Dr. Helmuth.--- Kings Australia. The Par Home. The last days of Kant, The things that change. A chapter on Dreams. Orator Henley. His tory of Barbadoes. Henry Cornelius Agrip- pa. Similitudes. Oxford edition of SophO- cles. The black Watch. Buckingham's Mesopotamia. Vernal Stanzas. The twins of Lamerton. General Caulincourt. MIscELLANEo6s SELECTIONS. LITERARY
 INTELLlGENCE. &c.
 Just Received, S:lliman's Journal of Sci ence, No. 2, for March, April, and May, 1897. Mo- 2, Vol. I, American Quarterly Review NT Subscriptions received at the Litchfeld Bookstore.
 Lifchfeld, June IA, 1927. 52
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
AUCTION.

PY order of the Court of Probate for D Litchfe!d DistrlEt, will be sold at Auc- tion on Monday, the 5th day of June next, lunless previously disl,osed ofl at the house lately occupied by Eavid Soper, deceased, at 4 o'clock P. M. two lots of land belonging to said deceased, one called the Bissell Lot, situate on the Torrington Turnpike, contain ing about 45 acres; the other called Kelsey Lot, containing about 80 acres, situate in the northern part of Torringford. Both lots are sold for the payment of debts.
 SAMUEL WOODWARD, Ereeutor.
 Torringford, May s9, 1897. 51
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
NEW HOOnS.

HAVING good supply of HysOn Skin TEA, will sell for cash that of good quality for e l-2 cts. per lbs and Cter Qualities y the or ' vIoi oE sa ford. Lump SUGAR, best quality, for It cts per ib.
 TAVERN KEEPERs, and OTHERS, can be supplied with all kinds of Groceries at low prices Also, Nut megs, Cloves, Cinnamon, and Perash, Mackerel in bIs. and half b. ALsO great assortment Nova ScO- tia, blue sheet fine grit Grind-stones warranted ney- CT to and of very HPsror 1S 1y .nS ,rG SG % cut Nails, made of tough iron. Best cast steel Plain Irons, hand and pannel Saws, steel Gimbets, feet Rules, iron Squares, polished steel nail Hammers, rule joint Compasses, patent butt Hinges, Screws, Brads, and door trimmings of most all kinds. Best London Whitehead, Red Lead, Venetian Red, Span ish Brown, Spanish White, CrOme Yellow, Pr,isslan Blue, Spirits Turpentne, Lintseed and Whale Oil,
 Also, for House-keepers, good assortment of Loo king Glaasesand Supporers,-En Flat-lrons,- Brass Kettles,-Knives and Forks,-good common Spoons,-silver plated do of both kinds, and a fine assortment of, Silver Tea and Table Spoons, Sugar Tongs cream and salt spoons ;these articles of sl- plate will be kept constantly on hand, and at Prl ces without any reserve as low as can pc bought m Hartford or NeWr York and all warranted good silver by myself and the makers, whose names are stamped upon them. A good assortment Iron Pots, dish ket- ties, Kettles, new fashioned Spiders, bake Pans GridIes Skillets screw bottom'd and brass Candle.
 fine assortment New-York HATS, for old men, young men, and boys Large BIBLES from Ills. to 39s. l3 dozen Milk Falls, at S3,Io per dozen.
 good assortment Of heavy jet black and blue black Bombazines, very cheap for dresses and long shaws Bobinet Laces, Brown Cambricks, patent Rattans, cheap Flowers and Weaths, bonnet and cap Ribbons, blue Broad Cloths very cheapS. very wide, Bang-aP Cord, real Russia ShsssiDg Silk, Fwst, padding and other trimmings for 1lors of very superior qu- ity, and large supply sf other Goods, much too n merous to mention many advertisement. Soon expec- ted, brass Andironss Shovels and Tongs, wrought Andirons, andmany other articles so as to make a greater variety of goed furniture for house keeping than has ev been fonnd in any store in the county within IF yknowledge.
 AS it is necessary for the Norfolk Farmers that there should be more than one Cheese dealer the sub scrber will give all who may be disposed to favour him with their business every encouragement in that line which Q prudent man can do.
 @ E. H. DENLSON,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
INTERESTING TO FARMERS. z,he VerticUL Spinner,

INVENTED by John Brown of Providence A is worthy of the patronage of every eco nomical farmer, or mechanic, who would man. ufacture in the family for their own use. So far they can be satisfied by. their use on trial. One girl will spin on these machines Eve runs of yarn for one days work, and with more ease and in less time, than she can spin two runs on the common wheel, and besides the yarn is evener and better. Some girls have gone far beyond this, even to fourteen runs.- r's.,,e above mentioned machine can be had by applying to Solon Bishop of Bradleys-Vile, Litchfeld, or Philo Chase in Milton, and all instructions given necessary thr the use os the same. The price will ba invariably twenty dollars each.
 SOLON BISHOP &
 PHILO CHASE, Agents for REUBEN RICE & WM. HrLI., WaI-s Ct.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
CUTLERY.
NOTICE..

NOTICE
 DEUBEN MERIDIAN would inform 1N the public that he has opened a Shop in Litchfeld, few. rods east of the Meeting house at the Stand lately occupied by I. Bunce Esq. where he will attend to the business of Clock and Watch repairing, and Silver Smith, and keeps on hand an assortment of such ar ticles as are usually called for in his line, as low as can be bought elsewhere, among which are Silver Spectacles, Spoons, Jewelry, &c. also few first rate Brass eight day Clocks. manner for those who may favour him with their custom.-Cash paid for old Silver.
 Litch6eld, May so, 1927. 6w5O
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
LIME! LIME ' E. IF. DENTSON

"1LL receive weekly from the KIsn,
 w fresh Lime of the first quality and aEs very low price. Not more than the gate fee will be added to the Canaan and Sheffield wholesale price.
 Norfolk, April, 1897. tf4S
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
JOSEPH LOGGAN's EsTATE.

TVHE Hon. Court of Probate for the, Dis 1 trict of Sharon hasl slimited and allowed six months from this date, for the creditors of the estate of f-
 JOSEPH LOGGANS. late of Sharon, in said district, deceased, to present their claims against said estate to the subscriber for settlement.
 By order of Court,
 OLIVER KELLOGG, ErecWtOr. Sharon, June 5, 1927. 52
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21

EROM Litchfeldto New Yor.s--by Steam 1 Boat John Marshall-through in one day-fare SS l-s-hy line stages, to meet the boat at Norwalk-leavihg Litchfeld Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 2 A. M. through W0Odbory, Newtown and Bridge port and New-York. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. at 2 A. M. for Litchfeld, un- til the 1st May--aiter that at A. M. 6m4e
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
af1aa,ttR0.

E TONS good HAY ,-one span good low price O Team HORSESs good Lumber Wagon and Harness.
 Also, to contract fo 1900 Casks LIME, to be burnt after the middle of September. Goods will be advan. ced before hand and Some money on the delivery of the Lime. E. H. DENISON.
 Norfolk June 9, 1S27. 4w52
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
NOTICE.
CONANT CATLIN,
 ELIAS w. WILLIAMS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the District of u Litch6eld hath assigned the 18th day of instant June, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of ASAPH WRIGHT, late of Goshen, in said district. deceased, rep- resented insolvent; at which time and place all persons interested in said estate will, if they see cause, attend before said court, and he heard respecting such appointment. By order of said court,
 SILAS P. WRIGHT, ]
 EDWARD WRIGHT, ao~..n.s- ~.
 GEORGE COOK, ''a'o's' Goshen, June 2, 1897. 51