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otis, DUNLOP Co. have ms ore md oG { T,r.s.s ~,
- reasonable terms
100 SIDES Sole leather Of raii1us qualities
aud have consiauily on han,l--
fGuie's Patent Sioj, assorted sizes
Cut nlfis do do
I@P-rai, GHnPoWder, fMns II,.on aud sou-hen.
tca. ~ packages II lb,.to 100 lbs.
Sept. %. qq-r,.
SePt.th I7.b, 1917:
'. a''e' Compile
George Martin u T a1cis g. Martin, J.cr,
the defendant ,o'ge Hirtin not b,vip, e,.s,sJ H..
re'iantt AMI svrn security according IN act Of the CIR,
l"ny ana etulas ~ thu count sui appealing 10 The
Of the curt thai h. an inhabitani of IN
We me 10 t''" ~ he complainant nv c"un,ei, II
"'decd lai she SAID defendant Martin de- s,t..
'e'e o tl- ," dsv q Dec next, and answer U COO
'''s bE a" tia socpy Ofthi. Ofder he ftthyh ,n.,,
go in 'nne one oi ts public newspapers uu,e IN H. ~,
n hcimoU' for two wonihs successivciy "A nd ao no G
e from e" Of trt courthouse county Aud ~,
'tr'd nat the defendant Ffsue Martin he sned on
lNS Ay ~ -, rne any money, goods effects, helgf.
pug 10 me Get ntani George Msin, IN HE hands mill m
'fr;her order Ut u.e court oopy. Te,tr
o. 90 Il. I WOESIiA5f, r. E.
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sLJS The Resolutions Of The Jacls0n Meeting
u 'he Cnizen- Of E-sex VIII appear ~ our next
Also, ih Es-sy on The % Of c0.tya i1g more cor,
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Compile


\ CHANCER A. a count h5ii ~ r7nlce Ed.,r,.,--
i Sept The I7,b, is.T; ~.
Peter llde5 Co,o,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12
THREE DAYS LATTER.

New YoRK, Oct. s. The ship Antioch, Cap
tain Rich Ga chip on her first voyage
arrived at thus port yesterday afternoon from H..
. verpool, whence she sailed the 4'h u!t. The
editors of The Gazette indebted to Captain Rch
for Liverpool paper OF the 4ih, and the Lond N
Morning Chronicle of the 81 ult The arrangement
fot the new ministry were in fair way OF soon
being brought cl ose. Mr. Henies had all
audience with the King the LIST, and offer
ed the Office of Chancellor Of the ExcheQuer
which it was understood, he had consented to ac-
-rept Jerd Lsnsdcwne also waited on the King
on the LIT, and The result OF his audience very
satisfactory. a Council was TO be held at Wind
cor the Sd, to be attended by Nj. Husksson,
Mr.Herres, and Mr.. Chas. Grant, for the pur pose
of receiving respectively the appointment OF Co,
lonial Secretary Charc of the Exchequer, and
President of the u iard of Trade and Treasurer oil
the Navy.
The Morning Chronicle in reference to this
subject, says, His Majesty isunderstood TO have
displayed throughout the utmost anxiety to prevent
whichever nigh, have tendency to produce disu-
Mon. anc thus endanger the existence of the adj
nsiniHiratioo. Those who have founded their
hopes OF returning to power. on any supposed
parsiity the part of his Majesty, Tor one part
OF the Cabinet thaa anofher, will be mortii-
ed to learn that his Majesty again and again ex-
pressed his anxious wish 20 perpetuate the liberal
policy on which the administration has lately been
conducted"
a report OF the arrival of Don Pedro had been
circulated in Madrid and Paris, but it created no
sensation.
A private letter from Madrid published in the
Paris Constitutional, mentions that all the Coun
seiors of State and Ministers had been summoned
TO st. Ildefonso in consequence of Mr.. Lamb hav
ing demanded some explanation to the is,por
lance of the disturbances 10 Catalonia, and the
nea-ufes taken by the Government TO prevent
them, and from determination to act decisiv civ
with regard TO Portugal. The object of the Coun-
Gil WAS to concoct sn answer Tor Mr.. Lamb, and
regulate the number of troops TO be sent against
Portugal.
B,lhnge's Liverpool Advertiser of the 4ih says
" The sales of Cotton on Saturday and tod
Monday amount to about twenty-five thousand
bags, 10 the trade, at previous prices. The market
continues fiat"
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20 EIRMERN


.i lev @" hand complete assortment of Pld,sr-
"c a raNtss one two and three horse, with vr,s
an" cast on sisfe the bar sar-s tn,
conn., Poughto ,sot the uri. Ie hand and mar.
""v1 PSuh' ut different kinds Wheat and other limit
s,s i iu hsndiy. hsv. recently made Threshlhx
icnt ON new snl quite different plan any hert,a
lore ~ ne, aud IL thou AIT ny compel en JUDGE. .o hv.
ace" II :" operation To he . The machine
IS nov ~ me po-sess.on II M,j. Christian.
IHoS SPENCER, sg', Msin street, first corner aB,y.
The Banks, Riehmo nd, Va.
a, ri, Crafgl.o'i, Ist Oct. 1927.
Mr. Ihom1s Spencey-SiRi Evil nh plsssnre ,,..,o
ya my inpie ons the value the Wheat Tbreshn
aehne al r'e ent my farm lately constructed by Won,
"mSh s,e'h TO he formed upon q'i. model. think
ian VIZ" much propiidy asset when made entiI civ e
pife zoe "e OF being only temporary will be equal
any 'h'eslig niac:'int al present out yhe.,
-nd "sts with greet expedition al ikaby clean and
prpsi the straw better for stock than have seen I,
ais" gets out H.rds sa Tim tbs sr.d with the .s,n
ease aud expedition, and have doub, ita il Will s.t
cut clover seed, any other kind >
an m1eh ".d 20 inform you that in al three day.
e" "ntinr me, between $50 ues Of Timo nv d
Herds seed, which would have taken or hand. $780,,
weeks TO have DONE the ordinary manner Of beating nl
sfaSs seed dl satisfied that the machine mos: y,sb
one Sn that will he hghiy valued when shall be b,sr
known. respectfully, EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
VS..
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$500 REJY4RD.

WILL he given the Apprehension aud delivery 10
w s.tns Jarl oi ienreo County, OF JAMES w. POACH
and WM. W. ANDREWS, who escaped the SAID Jail
the night OF tue 10Th oi sept last, Que funded
fDfy DOlurs tot either Uf t.tin.
roach Is aaou ~ years OF age fleet inche high red
har sud bus has sru, marked with india
inA, tue initials ' his nSni the representation Tomb,
with nan III the altitude Of weeping, willow,
aud under waici a;e 8O5; aud ON I'm,
sfn, the representation OF Altar aud Hearts unit
over which are ~" Doves sendlns Wresh Love- and
looms: cotton shirt sblli worn fur hat and striped
ANDHE"s IS about 70 years OF age, light har hazie eyes
s'Tarthy eonPit xion, feet 10 has marked with
Jd'a nk On his right arm W. w. a. wbieh 10 the a.
"eIcsn tisg and Eagles his left Altar over VIII.
Altar aud two Hearts uIitei, with two Doves susoend,nr
s.Wreaih Of Love. Hat pale blue domestic coat and
phnlaloons WIN IA, about hall From into
nation have been able to Ubtain ans induced to beles,
iheY together at wOtk on the Dymsi Swamp g email
A II THORNTON, 10 NJ.
80 For John Pesrap, ~. r. P.D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12
LEIYIS TLBBEEZ4xE.

AVING opened the ptiusP- pIri fancy staple
a. DIZZY GOoDo, so'es the attention of bs Ia ends
ie pubci 10 call aud examine .. lie feeis confident "a
ne ELECTION, no store IA the city sufss5 positive
iet'rininstIV"ihai none shalt nndrst!l vsa
Among the articles now onrre,l sale, are
sup blue, black olive and OSofd mie and other l1shJn.
able oiOths and cAsmesss
Ladies habit, peisse cloths
Nsgto toihns-eonns OF keseJs, plains liH,eys nnpt
eOttvns
VeStIng, OF the newest md f,.honable pa,tef n,
tigurri and filp Gr" lie Maps, IN great vafI.iies
tiorenee' ssun ievtntines, Italian u.tiiu..
Saun-' modes Grape bs,t, g4uzes, various colours
',ts, barese and G6eo'n fgues, -P Md assortment
Italian Nets, Imperial crapet
kanNih, csnton aud itaiisu grapes
six isHcy hjkf,.
Merno, oashmere anI Caanpg shawl, aud .oa,n
White anu black lace Sciis ald hdks
Pelennes, capes and figured lace 10
Bohhin,t aees aud quilting
4, 5 ana figured aud plafu hnifAinet
FIgu cd and plain SWISS and rnuii mus!ing
Camhucs, iackOnets ana brnE musims
G'nghans osieses aud esmhrie piiuts beautiful
Cuesssisn plaids aud stripes
fs tau plEids and csmhIets
Engish aud French silk r.srv
Worsd, isn'hs wool, 4uToia aud cotton hosiery
GIss, blesohtd linen, and lrsh shstnss
BnmbsEinSs aud homhaztt', e"lcnfeJ sui black
Otnbte and fH nitufe dnntes
hintons OF every delrfptio. apd superior quality
Coioured and white ionestirs sauIn,is anu cnttss
Rose point and dufle baskets;
With many other Articles not enumerated n, n,e net
svt,l shaH receive an additional suppy TO osn .e III,
''o,t"eh among them vii be sG i,sAonase Clotts
aud Ualisn Nets.
Oct. ~ 4s-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12

We mus call the attention ofour readers 10 two
articles IN this days paper the statement from IL
PbHsjelpbs Palladium; and the letter to II. CLAW
z q. rom Amos Kendall the Eliior of he Frank-
tori Argus. They both calculated 10 she'd
some light upoD the means by which the present
administration ascebds5 10 power. The one points
GU by what means the Federal gentlemen IT, Con.
gfe-- were operated UPON to vote for Mr.. Adams;
and The other by whsi means he friends of Mr..
Clay wee allressed. The lime has come, when
Zoe suspicious oi the people can noslJnger hs uiIed
- lie p. An enquiry is demanded at the han OF
'te p'rIes concerned. Il can no longer be evsded.
Ihe B'ltimore Republican confirms the state
incn'' o. ihs Phiialc. iia Palladium. It's E3or
syeis mos; positively that he :. bal known ibssa
i7cis iof SOM monih@ and had them from disfin.
gushee member of Congress sf neighboring
safe. Asto eli tie minut &c OF this sa,emeni,
we Rave not the same specific inf ,snaton, but, We
have lgh to ssti'iy beyond the possi5i Ry OF
dogo tb4t letter corrected by yUr. Aflms's
orn pen, AMI designed 10 marx ont the course
wiea wo I'd b prsuej tow RS the re ieral Party.
vas offered by Mr.. Webster to Mr. McI.ane, Of
Dsiawafs who turned from iis confeois " III -co
'nd iaiisna'ion. We p1esune be TACT w.,l notty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12
Fill GCJOUS-

ATT HEiLsoN st-eeved large and general as,cr+-
- pi-mt o' staple and Fancy GOODS, adapted 10 The
seon Amongst which supe 10th, and rn
ies prii's- ana Merino eih., els hair
s1 hHpt eoiiobs, and plains, point
G ''-i' ana bombsztis, Ge British osnahurr
.n ns", lawns, dispers and shet,ng beck aronet u n
"s sn lndia iHnsns, plaid and PLAIN de Naub.
,. g'' a!p' aud other elk goods six, cotton aud
sea n''efN domestic tng pads AM. Ii, kings Sc Sc
ad will continue TO 'u,th4 supplies by ,be -.
from New Yd:k aud Phiiad.phrs. ~ rN>''
Oci.l2. AZ -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12

GSCoII SMITH have received from New Yors BY the
- bIofi3 her ta Supply Of Goods consisting ~ part Of
niue 'iack olive green, citet brown snd stee nI ber
xed eioth 's black, white, dab, fawn mixed ea
m'rt otsguf oolH' e@"nisis aud Plad cloaks superb
' ~ s.''ins ev"'tiipg o PisiH figured coou I'd
h5,esne, pam lni Hsu' ed seivs. valencia ofisei ess
HI nei'g' t"iiine,, article snd vzty baud
s0"ef DUCK ana pedytr gloves, usyende slk belt vrh
general OF Thinning, al Of hth will I've mad. 40
lyie ~ ''V'"''s
Inc keep on hsnd s'rnl a'sorln-n, of READY MADE
-, % DIV" "ai''"'ed equal to sny male g., rider.
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goth Sept. 1877.
GRAYSON.

Mt s.-G) ar. Mahi.oa.
Aladi-on. Deb Bit. treaty, vol l, page
Malison's report. page 90. Fs;ieTalst, No.
Xiv. vol /, page 500.
PsPinian, lib. Defnt. tells US &" Lex eat
commune PUceptum. rirortsDI prud,ntium con-
sui'um deiic;Cr"m ore sponte vel ignorantia con
tTahur'ur. communis Teipublic@ spoons - - Really
good definition of practice or precedent a., Won
may choose 10 call it,: precedent ignoranlia vi
rorum prudentium.--It should have been most
prudent for surely this is most prudent doctrine
Jefferson in his Noes on Virginia
Rob Roy's grave.
7 Exod XXI. Is.
Maih. Ky. 6.
Jeiiefson's Manual, sec. privileges
I'D John Anderson's case, and other cases too
and the present condition OF things.
ii Inst Ju-tiDI. Lib. l., Tit. IL, 9.
IL Madison Report, GJ
IS ID
II 10 -
is Same report.
Is Cfauch. Marbury ". Madison.
II Ib.
is Chief Justice Marshall. Crsnch. Marbpry
vs.. Madison
10 ZIP. adj Heb VI. 10 Honines qui,lern eni,p
per majorem ju'ant, Ell onais ipsis eontrouers,o q,
fiHts ad GO .fiTHiaiiouem JtraneHtHNl.
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80 HEIftahn


- foLkN from my Stable the nish; of The 18th p
- SOHREL MAKE, ~ years Old gyfins and s,ou
iee ~ inches hI<, with epafkshie on one o.. h-
shoulders, Uhs left heevo She also bearsh marx ~ gr
- which size hes bsen used sud on het suese, th
effects 81 ireafng p4inly seen Size nar,
tOisfably we'll hut y fond of a.
gii give the shove reward of $40 person who viii
deliver The sad 70 me, Mhiers Store Nntosy
county, Or sfofd such inform on enable me TO r
her again. THOMAS NEfsgge
OF. ~ fs--.,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12

KNItE Avalon Company haze hand ard intend eon,sn
- 9" keep, at heH Warehouse corner OF Pratt and ,rI
SreeBHtifaore, complete aud general of g9
siers, Bot, and Sheahiag Co1pr and Coppsr Nais a
f9ctufed atther works oPpn ftspsco, neaI ihis ay
The Paien, and power Of their sSrk ave hf the most
extensive orders can he promptly supplied. AppIy 20
baltimore, Oct. -. a. a, 'NsI''
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NALE OF NEgHOEy7 -

w III be sold q. Belle Monte former se.snos Of tn
'a'e "eheess Murray IN The county Oi Au,es, the
hfge,s neiohsive 10 her Es,a with olher liz nbe Of
% "a ,Iog % Corn Oat and Fodder iiorse Csuo,
's '"i ".t n"ck ~ Shtsp, OF from 70 sf toeehef
win The Pinalon Utensils Of Every Gescfpf5n Cs viii
f'.gn.9 oF 'iisops under $40 shove tb.t $40, son,s
-u" WI ne gwen computing from tue date not
tuesday th Of Nov. nest ~"
an sithciffcd sfst. chat q n, ,o. eli 90 IL .
~ o. cue i"v'e 's.,, te c8yei far ssie 90 ceih.
WM. MORAY,
Fa.r rf hesecra Nuritv.
f5-t5s
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nor O. nation. The editor oil the T" Brazil Ga J.
ze'te. is required to produce his proofs of the :
legged relations OF Mr. Racquet with Buenos Ayres,
anu To declare from Whist commercial house a, RiC
the bills of exchange for two THOUSAND pounds ste.
pling were received The allegation of the G szsue
- pronounced wholly false. and an outrage not o.
Iy against minister OF undoubted pfobity, but a.
gainst a government reposing on the basis OF laws
and morals.
y paragraph in the Brazil Gazette states. also
with q contempiuous tone, that the American .u-
percsrgoes are making Republican bus,le'' in
The prints OF the United States; and that the super
cargo of the Spark has published statement filled
with shameful calumnes agains, the Brazilian gov
eminent! What credit il due to the Brazil Gazette
'"ay be gathered iroa, its charges against MIR. Ra
guet.
We have been favourei with the following ex-
tract of letter from an American supercsrgo, da
ted
Rio de JIneiro. .gug. 4.-The Americans
= residing here very indignant al the treatment
many OF our conntrymen have received from this
government. Its measures in many instances have
been both oppre and insulting, and seem to
speak spiru hostile towards In fact, they
seem to look upon wish contempt, rs If they
were the Creates, nation on earth, and we The
most contemplate. =" Pobre Yankee" say they
IN their papers, abiding To Mr.. Riguet's being
defeated in his appeal to his government for ss-
iisfacti"n. They think lack in spirit resent
insult; "a they have prscticed them so long upon
us, withou being resented. understand the go-
vernment give here that Mr.. Racquet was bad
= ~ received by MIR. Clay, and reprimanded by
AIR. Adams; and that their minister assured by
the government Of the Uned States that Mr.. II .
would not be employed again.by them in any pub
lie service. hope something may be done res
pecting the business of the brig Spark and other
American vessels, unjus,iy captured and vexa,i-
ously detained here; some ot them are actually
ro,ting at their anchors and their cargoes are go
ing TO decay We very much want spirited snd
energetic minister here to-psoiect u. MIR. Rsgu-
Ell was much respected and esteemed by his coun
tymen and foreigners. while here. To be res
pected by this government, it is necessary 10 be
firm and decided in all tiers in which negot tia
ton is employed. We once stood high here but /
am sorry to say AZ little respected as
the smallest South American Republic -
-dmerican.
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FOR SqLE-

ff'HE hghhrsd hetse SfR J6pfES. BLOOD b.s fe-'
n az. ngh oi Eiest mu,crl-f power. Tfe ~ Toe
ericbf,cd Sr ACby, bis dan by hs imported old horse uo-
ned he Grand dan hy Plrrn1, hr Errat grs'l rsa hy
tfainougf, NJ. The fernfs Flf nuf- frrrnmnfHfi.
JOHN PEtTUs, r,des Hei.w Wi'ttstIff
81 s-'0"e. o. - 4s--fe
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ffHE aPPonimen, Of Hotel Ketp-fs az The Unverfy Of
y Vrginn for the en'ung year will be rlqie previous 10
ihe 81 DECEMBER next Persons dt-ro IT ohtsnine tbo,a
situations informed ttthe nahhcf %" fstes will r.bl,
be reduced 70 tour, and nat Application be mad. Ia ne
Proctor by the 18Th NYvfWher.
a. S. BRocKENBBOUGu, r o. r.
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INTENDING 10 rss'tb~ ~rs' ~ month, IN Eurore
hsve cgn'fwted Edmund ifay, 10. 1T tin,v H. ~ m
18th spps suihothy Coz me IN w. e,ee III m ,
ittnn fEptci 'feufe the Fac,cs nrdeias Nj fny ~
Ocf2. ~ 81
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s~ihe University isnot a. fully attended This SEES
sion as wns anticipated. Oae bundled and eighteen
students oGly, hive az yet matricilsted, no u l.
more ore expected. The 'ha'd times have
doubtless prevented many from attending. We
are glad, however 20 lie enabled 10 ste tha, ihOs-
VINO aie at the institution Ia keep in view
The Object for which they cams, and are, az lar
we have had an opportunity OF observing, uncom
monty ttudious and attentive.
Charlottesville -f5u
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MAhRiEDls az E'mvood, Essex county, on Thur.3ay th
AN 'i''sn, ~ the Rev. L. q. Mcclure toe Rev Joa
~ CURE 10 nj daria Garatt. dsnghIrr - Il. au.
Esq.
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DIS.u-iL SIY.4.lfP CANAL COJUP.4-V'Y.
FfNAKE notice that the meeting this Company will
a pace on me day Of Nov. according 10 ID. pto
The Editor Of the Norfol. Herald will tbs sdSeri,s
n
0et.f2 Asd
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DlEbl-on the aoruius uf the 9,H ip., .lferies PEA
sats, lately Merchant Of the iru nceuse Ocinsoa
Plsasants of tins City.
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II
Prince Edwsrd county court, The Ia. day or, is2z
WIZ q. Morton rliG.
Robert S. Alien and El.sieth Shepherd Defi-
1hs Defendant Robert Alien net ba7inr h sr-
ani gwen security according TO act Of the
.fM a''hy AND the rules OF is court; and II
that I've !. nj an inhsbish state nocn OF
Paih by lis Attorney Its ordered That the said Defend
court next, and answer the rsinue bk and that copy
tbs order DC forthwith inserted some one OF the pubic
nswp,ptr, printed IN the city Of Rich ncnd for
nceessye snd also posted At the Of
house .e o, this county. T.ste, D.J woRsHAM,eE-rk-
o-t.l1- as-wsw-
cuk. on OF the Superior Ccut of Chancey Tor the
":s r District, III. 6h day q Nov. 1896
ah'nns Shelton and Fh0he his WIFE, aud Franci, NJ. and
! sdnio's oi Peter Cousins. dec. Al pli.
fd@uni Hariy hrm.icsd H,riv lui,rell Evan. & Jan.
ns view Arlington B.chs. Ksiurah S,ule..App'.s.
me "i OF sup.rsvdeas heretofore awarded the Appel
tnrned sxeeued the Arr-iec Arn,st. nd Hardy ash
Sson beiehe' and Aetr'sh Stokes; appearing by sat
y u IS orderd, That "a. said Arpeilee do aup.sr b.r, on
the 10th day OF the next have r.-h..rnr of-,.
copy Of ,hs o,dec be forthwith inserted IN som.
published al tn. City of Richmond ncnhs xce.s.
sNey, and PDdsd at IN, front door 81 cspo m ,is ,,,
City. Copy. lie te. MDi. w utNiNG - -
OCT. 10. 45-wss,
'iii -uhh'cr.yF havng ierllnti TO Decline II.1o,,
% h', stock IN trade cop arcst every article a IN
rug "a., a "ns credit wall be half OF the
yr;ne .s ,he Whole 10 one p.r,on sn
ncd not 'n"eesd i Will b. offered Public sale on
te Let d Of Nov next until that Tine will. sell
a,e q" my OBJ stand, eoruer Of 18th and S,r.rf.
md at very ma advance the New Yok ps,e.,
@ any psr-n' wish 10 purchase the Medicine. and Fly
in they On make application DIR. Jesse Cole. II wiz
''"'n"' s-or at my store, it'eh.Dond.
CHS. z ABRAHAM
sous Indebted by bond n5t- 1r qen seesup, ,a
Immediate payment &c Rubi Scott, ESQ who d.y s,
~, - sst'ie'"e 'a'pe. q. II, ABRAHAM.
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OF. 70.
.NOTINE-

Ii who nave claims sganst the late D.. John Singleton
BeIl, will please Forward them, without oeny L. the
snnseTiberaud those indebted requested 10 make inne-
date settlement HfL FOHO
az Cumberlau d courthouse, VI.
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96G2 prizes, amounting ~ III 600 Do,rs-.
SUBJECT 10 the usua deduction 81 fifteen per cent
D. rhe CASH Tor the nj the Pfiles ern he L,t
usual at COiIGNS OFFICE The nome nj thry are Srs.yn
Tickets s 90 Quarters 81 %
lI.Ives . so kighths n Goa
- dsts fron anypau of the Unitel Safes er,r ~
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The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19

the cattle were arranged next, and the
 camelS, horses and dogs outside. Fires,
 forming an uninterrupted circle round the
 whole, were kept constantly blazing, du-
 ring every night. On the least abatement of these fires, the. lions were heard instant ly coming closer to the caravan. On hear ing their roars the sheep and lambs shook as if in an ague the horses were covered with precipitation from terror; the cries of the cattle were distressing; the dogs assembled together, and with united how ling, seemed to endeavor to drive away the savage devourer, who was only deter red by fresh blaze of fire. Twice, du- ring this journey, the lion was seen to car ry off his prey, each time sheep to the terror ofthe spectators, who had recourse to their fire arms, but were unable to prevent him. Sheep are the favorite food of the lion happily, therefore, for the caravan, though he passed through their horses and and camels, and was in the midst of :her tents, he was satisfied with victim from their flocks.- 1'ully's residence m 1ripoi.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19
From the Connecticut Mirror.

It rains. What lady loves rainy day? Not she who puts prunella on her foot, Zephyrs around her neck, and silken socks Upon graceful ancle-nor yet she Who sports her tasserd parasol along The walks, beau-crowded, on some sunny
 noon, Or trips in muslin, in winters night On cold sleigh-ride--to distant ball. She loves rainy day who sweeps the hearth, And threads the busy needle, or applies The scissors to the torn or thread-bare sleeve; Who blesses God that she has friends and
 home; Who in the polling of the storm, will think Of some poor neighbor that she can befriend; Who trims the lamp at night and reads aloud To young brother, tales he loves to hear, Or ventures cheerfully abroad to watch The bedside of some sick and suffering
 friend,
 Administering that best Of medicine. Kindness, and tender care, and cheering
 hope,-
 Such are not sad, cen on rainy day.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19

( send you to prison, said his worship, not by way of punishment, but in order that you may enjoy few days of comfort and protection whilst your case is under consideration
 God bless you, sir ? rejoined the poor man, and be pleased to remember that I am willing and able to work, if any body will be kind enough to employ me. =
 London Courier.