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WIZ New Map of VFyinis, complied from srtusI urve,
n uudei The authority OF the State, now Published XIX
may ne obisnedby persons derUuy Of prneuripv ton
Bon5. '-F'' " - O''JVi i'i'i~
his work, Effected blythe labour Of MANY year,
great eesi OF care and money, has been
~ IN variety and seeufsey Of detail beauty and
81 exec ulion hrs3stis the highest credit on TIE se
kiii OF the persons immediately 20 IT, ppbs,
and pn prove highly gratifying useful 10 The pbir
Lgl'ure nave authorized The sale Of $50 Cnrf py ~ d.
Dsp on TIE large scale Of FIVE miles the neh; and bs
curve, with the view Of making The sale e1teBsivs and s
. Po'soe nave directed The copies be drposed u Al he
U9der these oircuusanees,t - probable that person, ,t
shall oct make early application, will be unable 70, 80,
Copy u thi' beautiful snd valuable work.
A'su" o. aS-a
Map II Dirginta, reduced from ire Ni,e es,., ST.
ne ota according 20 ne preUfsi0ni of an act off6 fy
d@eo'l PaYed Wh March 1897, Is also p1Jfi.6sd o,d
nay Dc obtaned on application abovs Price 60 ne, %
tpis' y soA FLAPS Z" eonUsHisn portable Joyp X r q,
DE ~, 1877 g.
THE SCHOOL dT LLRNIJOLLE-V-
WE next Sessinu will a. usual on fotb q
JoL 1873 Course n Hsiructfrn: The eis,,rsl de-.
parlmeh emhfsees the Engirb Latin Greek Is,s,.1s
the Mathemssiesi Ardhmec Asehrs econ etrv ~ tls,s
ste added, when desired The translation Of fhs M,derp ~
nsnit dialects Spanish, raisn, r. seb WITH
ca SUI Htstoia Reading, sided by Maps aud g lols
Terms -for Board aid Tuition, per appun, r, IA
For he'd sud bedding, II hlrni,bsJ here
Payable one quarter advance, The balance A. The sn =
( the yesr' There are vacsneits which wuh n Gu
Nearest Pos. oaiee, Levitt Store, '0i'' IN"'s'
5Potisylusnia county ,YaY
! Ncy2 -.
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Copy IF 4 ietter IN repiy. from, Gel: Ecssmon.

Copy of q letter IN reply, from Gel. freeman.
FoRT NELSON, Ilth Nov 1873.
SIR; In obedience 10 your orders l submit the
following report
Willoughby Meggs, the deserter from the 5th
Regt. u. =. infantry, was enlisted on the 22d of
March, 1913; he was then IS years of age He
has been married six years, and has had by his
wife three children, who have all died since
Brooke's company, TO which he belongs marched
from hence on the lIth of June. Meggs does not
bear the character Of good soldier-he has been
frequently confined in the black hole and once lin
the month of May he was tried by a garrison
Court Martial, charged with ''theft and disobedi-
ancc OF orders;' he was acquitted ofthe fact, but
found guilty of ''breach of trust, and sentenced
to pay two dollars. On the second he was found
guilty, and sentenced to hard labor, ball and chain
ten days. i SAW him this morning; he seems to be
very penitent The anxiety he felt to see his
wife and children, is assigned as the cause OF his
crime. He has not made any attempt TO escape.
The situation OF his wifi, is distressing in the ex-
IRENE. This poor woman, left by her husband in
the most abject poverty, has had to struggle against
want, nakcdnes5 and siCkness-She has buried all
her children, and has now the dreadful expectation
to be LEFT and cast Oh the uuteeng world, the wi
dow OF criminal, without being herself in the
smallest degree the cause ofher Inisfonunes.
Lemuel Jackson, Of the Rifle Regiment, enlist
ed on NJ 9th Of August, 1912; he was then TWEEN
ty-three years Of age--he is a bachelOr-He was
never before under the sentence Of a Court Mar
tial.
Joseph Poole Of the same Regiment and Com
Pany, enlisted ia the month Of August, 1872 ne
was then nineteen years Of age; he is NOW a mi
nor. He is q BachelOr-he was never before un-
der the sentence Of Court Martial | saw these
soldiers this mOrning--ihey seem to be sincerely
pcnitcnt. They declare they were enticcd 10 de-
5crt, in state Of intoXicaton, By George Fox, Of
The same company, who had been reduced from
sergeant 10 the ranks and in revenge left the SER
vice. The circumstance Of the reduction Of Fox
and Of bis deserton, is fact The soldiers Of this
garrison. who know these prisoners, speak we'll Of
their general conduct.
I'm. Proctor, If the S5fh II. S. Regiment
was enlisted on the 10Th Of April, 1Sl2-ho was
then twcnty-onc years Of age. he is bachelor
he has deserted three tunes, and was under the
sentence cf q General court .HaTfiql, when last
he lcit the scrgce--his character is noforiously
bGd saw him this morning, but could not de-
termine whether he is pcnient il appeared %
me ih1t All the prisoners were under impressions
that they would be executed
! have the honor 70 be very respectfully Sir,
your obo .ieDt servant,
CONSTANT FREEMAN.
COL AriiHery
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L4Y SCHOOL


fNHE next Seson Of the LHo Sch OIL =. N,,5ta., =,
county OF Cum6erfanf, near FGYnuiYs IN The
county Of Prince Ea0ard, the stage road leading from
the cy OF WnJhingfon. 10 the South, aud within .
OF NE stage roa from Richmond TO Lyno6Jr at NJ, Eos
teTS Iavern) will CONNIE the monday n, I,rU 80,
snd CT on the last day OF November 70 Flowing Tn
Sehooif attached Moot Court which in The due e , :,
practice represents al the judicial courts Of The Cn,
wealthy aud ia which suits af;bfough aud def ndeJ a. f
were really suits IN the actual courts Ct the country
as to Paro testimony Al the Pleadng writing and a
regular record kept OF hej sud when the suits are AZ
the attorney counsel for The PLAINTIFF makes IN con
record thereof The Moot Court is attended h. Inc @
their own body. 'O'' "0m
hsterns Of he Laau School.
Zen gentlemen can live with member, n ma Al,
except as 20 then wsshing) fOr S20Ops,d insdvSnr I
all hinge besides being found. except paper ~ ursc
memosrs are engaged; so that have room opiv a. -
mote-ye board can be had very conveniently 1, he
horhoqd, for othc's Books furnished 70 those OH, VII H.
with me- hut to lend hooks when senent is pey, J
cannot take gentleman fer les, than the whole s
ION ~ ne LIVES with shall he here perbsns mt
iOih Mar h and BY The fsh of that month sls bs ~
70 ~ 'cptEy9' ~ ny. ~ ' tl,a
Feb. ~ o. ~ Lux
The Lynehbtrg IHrinian, Fredsyietsbure Hs,aII ~ De-
erso9Sg intg'nefT ioH insert TIE a5ors ssSk 70,
8 sgseFS, and Jor.gard their 10 nc for p,,sa
C.. n.
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.MOTTrE

w AS committed TO the Jail Of Lee County "a ru,,,.
on the 10Th Oct last, negro who call, himself -
Vu, and says ts' he belongs Benjamin Fobbs Of Rutherford
county, west Iennessee The said uegD e 10 inches
high stout made black complicated; large full eve. no scars
except OH h' backs about 20 yea. age. The
perry, pay charges aud take him swa :; OF he viii he ds.
WIN a' ue la~ d"tes. DANIEL DAVENPORT,
q, JaIor Of Lee County.
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.No!J1lk, FEB. 9th, 1928.
Strictly confidential.

HEAD QUARTERS, Nov. 10th, 1913.
Col. Freeman,
air,-A terrible necessity requires the execution
OF some or all OF the persons, condemned to death
Tor dcsertion. But am DESTROYS, as fl, as possible
TO spare the ei.usion OF human blood: and TO par.
don, II 1T can be done without injurng the service
such OF them as may be proper subjects for the ex-
ercise OF clemency. request, therefore, that you
VIII report 10 me as soon possible on the follow
ing points:
The age Of the several onenders'
Whether married or single, and how many chill
dren they have'
Have they either of them been heretofore
under sentence OF Court Martial, and for what
offences?
The general character and conduct of each?
Their conduct since judgment, whether peni-
tent or otherwise?
And any other facts deemed hy you proper for
consideration as either aggravating, or extenuat-
ing their offence.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
ROBERT B. TAYLOR,
Br. Cen Comm q.
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For .S9IH

NHkY Tract Of Land Little Roanoke i, The oo,,. 4,
49, Ohsrot'i below the Messing ford Bridge contai6ios
about i~VO aefssthe bal! of which IN woods, and W,
umbeIsd There about so acres of o,S go,
a % oi branch fats There dwelling h use barn
corn houses aud tobacco houses sufficient TO secure
Of the oieai ed land is esi and tobacco lot, s la Sood
heart by manuTng, elOverng, and ineo,lpg e'''
en- CLEMENT HARRINGTON.
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w As committed 10 the jail Of Mtckenburs county, Va,
w on the 10Th day of Oct. neero man who sy III
Is and That he "a the property of John liz 1er Of
uyi N'rih carolina. He is about feet 2i.2 inches
Sh, oIaek aud has scar his left eye- abot % %
d age had on when Com mited old grey coat and cor.
eoofed pantaloobs The said slave il b,bv
notified 10 hi. property, pay charges and tat M
away or he will be dealt with as the law directs ~
&c,
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Feb.

ENhE Editors ofthe following papers To publI. this c.
on b'i onee fortnight until the last day Of April and
l""arn hen aee1ur's to the Executive viz The c,,p,
i,onM Wing the Norfolk Herald, the Port,mouh pi.S;
NE Wnehefs vHsnian the csnne of the Valley the OH
Lynohhurg Virrinan, the Cak,hurg Enquirer tbs M
te me Ps.yaun dswi'buIg Greenbre the Yves
ne Abingdon Gazette, the Genius Of Liberty N e. - W.
tneastle Mirror, the Frederk.burg Herald snJ he D. @
TA'e"A' By order Of the Executive
WM. H. RICHALDSoNoe
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GREECE.

Inc Executive Greek Committee have the plea
sure 10 announce that DIR. ROice, wer known for
MS phlanthropic exertions in the cause of Greece
came passenger in the brig Jane, the last supply
vessel sent out by the Committee. The object
oil the Doctors visit may he seen by his commu-
nlcation; 1t remains with the benevolent citizens
OF this country, to reply to his appeal The com
munlcaton from the Greek Government will also
be read with interest. nv: Y Ca
ITRANsLArroN1
GRECIAN REPUBLIC-Sup, enc Gorerninn
Commissioner.
10 the President and respectable members ofGrcck
Philanthropic Committees of the United States of
America.
The Greek nation fully sensible of your unwca-
Tled eKertons Tor its benefit, and of the MANY and
various aids You have afforded to its cause feels
impressed with the deepest gratitude, and beiDp.
unable to make any other return, tenders through
the Government, its sincere and heartfelt thanks
1t hopes-that for the future ALSO as understandable
PhlianhroPists and jealous friends of Justice YOU
VIII not cease to labor for those indsputabe RIGHTS
which Turkish tyranny has, for four centuries
trampled on, and is now struggling to DESTROY en-
urely. Your countryman, DIR. Howe a man re-
markable for his professional skill and for his vir-
tues, has served Greece a physician and SURGEON
Tor two years and half with cheerfllness ability
and honor, and to the satisfaction of Government
This excellent man, ardent to serve Greece in a
manner analogous TO his strong enthusiasm for the
cause, has conceived the plan of establishing re-
guidr hospitals for the army. The intention is
noble, and worthy thousand thanks. and If nut
INTO execution can be Of the greatest assistance to
Greece. But how execute il in the present de
PIorably poor state of the country? For this rea-
son he comes to you in the hope of obtaining the
necessary means for executing his plan Govern
ment, admiring his zeal and philanthropy, recon
mend him to you, the members of the Phiian-
thropic Committees, worthy your confidence
and beseech youto assist him in his able and useful
scheme for the good of Greece.
Gentlemen, the wants of Greece are indeed
worthy pity. The seven years struggle on the
one hand, continually diminishes her national re-
sources; while on the other, it augments and null
dplies the necessities of the future. The Greeks
rePose their hopes in the noble generosity of the
Philhellenists Of the enlightened world, bat parti-
cularly upon those Of America; who having been
once placed in like situation, can feel sensibly
what it is.
Farewell, have health and be happy.
The Supreme Governing Commission
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Farewell, have health and be happy.
The Supreme Governing Commission.
u. MA V ROMICHALiS
\ ANN NJ. MILAUTRY,
YANNULI NATROS.
(Signed)
6. GLARAKIs, Secretary of State.

u. GLAKAhiS, Secretary OF State.
Poros, 9th April, o. S.
To THE New YORK GREEK CoSrNITrEI,-
Quarantine Ground, Feb. 8, Is2 3.
Gentlemen-Amid the various contradic tory,
and exaggerated accounts which are circulated
about Greece, you may naturally expect some au-
thentie information, from those whose residence
IN that Interesting country, has enabled them TO
know the truth As far as relates to the distribut
ing OF the contributions which New York so libe-
rally sent out, your immediate agents, Messrs
Miller and Stuyyesant, will doubtless give you
full and satisfactory information; allow me only TO
remark, that they have been the means not only
OF relievin innumerable cases OF individual mise
ry, Of feeding the hungry. and clothing the naked
am hOuseless, but they have produced Il good
moral effect upon the people they were spread
far and wide, not only to tho in the large towns,
and along the sea coast, but penetrated into the
interior, and were partasen Of by thousands Of
those wretcleg who have escaped massacre and
fled from their burning villages, 10 the caves of
the mountains those who did not partakc, heard Of
them, and were cheered in their misery by the
thought that their suffcrings were known and
coinmis3crated, and that they were considered
worthy Of having the hand, charity stretched out
10 them from across the globe.
This vide Speeding feeling could not TAIL 10 do
good, and encourage the people 70 persist in their
noble cause; nor was IL unaccOmpanied by graft
tude towards the donors; thousands who had never
heard thenamC Of America, learned TO pronounce
it for the first time with blessing; and Greece
w never forget the Kindness done her in her hour
0fbittcr adyersity
The situation of Greece. Gentlemen, previous
to the destruction OF the Turkish feet at Nayan
no, was most alarming the overwhc lmng superb
ority in number, ia strength, and equipments, Of
the Turkish vessels, enabled them TO pour IN sup.
plies and renioiccments from Egypt and Constan.
iinope to.thc Morca, and lbFaliim Pacha with hi9
disciplined Arabs, was preparing 70 sweep across
It., and JON thc hordes ofthe indefatgable Cuiayhi
the conqueror Of Athens, before Colinth. AMI
wha had the Creeks b oppose?-rotbing--no the
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Feb. 10.
To Cotton spinuers and -aId,,ttacturers in VIT

NT oIicE-lt having hetD suggested to me BY number
~ OF ny friends aud acquaintance, that Vuyn,s ab,.
10 De com. manufacturing State and having always h-sn ~
i'" 'nal sns'n'a ought 10 1--we more at home by viii
wen ,,1ti Virginia does become DIanufacu,ing state h
she will consequently be drained ,nens
' start for machinery &c; in order obyie some mari 80
,n,o save as much Of a, lays my power though
proper TO offer services 10 the am now
contract with any comp any concern tor any ouan,,
machinery that he called for, either Cotton or w nj
oo'h oi which Will warrant TO make equal mol ~
any ia the Union: wall s1pu uiachlnery in %
an make operate we'll My long experience ard ab,i;es
IN the business cannot he doubted which The public =
rally are well acquainted. JOSEPH HEYIVOOi,s
Surviving partner of the late frn, of ME-,
Bowden, Byrm & 20. OF Peter,burr All
Superintendent OF the Cotton Yarn F.,
tory Swift C.ett, bui now IN
Powhatan. :"
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DTSSOLUTyON

lie hrne5 hOeefofe conducted m hi, e;iv oots The
hr1 % D.v.J ndah Go and In The civ IN Me- VI
under That q TT rcbas % have this auy dissolved by
""'"@i oolssh- DAV. JUDAH
r., TOBIAS J. TOBIAS
As'rt fS..B
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oejeurasd meeting oftis Socthods,s sffIe Rie5r5J
- and Osbern,s I"pits Company, soiH be hsId a, he
cftog H9s IN ths Guy Of Rtehaond HoudaJ nsrf q, &
oe,e'E' -. ~ q. H. C1RRfFGTOH Sfosv
EeO - 50 -fGtn
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virtue Of deed Of trusi exteuled me by Ri16srl
Iuiayes, which wduy recorded New emf conov canSt
shall for the purposes therein named sell TO the I
DER Tor ready money at New Kent courthouse on lie second
Thursday IN March nen (bsng New Kent oort svl all b.
tract oil land called RopsI Neck lying in the couny of Nr
Aeh on Chekahomiy River, between Providence Forr.
W ndot Shades, being the laud which was nrcb..1
ny SAID ReheId Graves under decree OF New mi eouy
IA The name VI AOFei's hers against o. er's a!'or
~ RoBT. c. WALKER Trustee
80 -
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Brigaaier General TAyIon.


tINEt4AI OHbAsNf
The army has heard with generous indignation
Of the desertons which have taken place, and
which threaten by their frequency TO impair b.
vigo-, nd taTnish its fame q sssii Il ciemoncy
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Joseph Hey5rood,
Sublets Tavern, Powhaian
+. s. Should concern sufficiently large enra.s ~. -
make their machinery should have no n ..
E"s,os to SAID Factory, provided il suicieatg
tract OF this KIND take place. wish appri,e NV ends @
zoe public generally, that NY establishment in Powhasn
oe carried on as usual under the direction
~ so.. =, 80 JOSEPH HAYWOOD
A""Ha'A"' Nsn'i - 89-w4y
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supply the proof as far as it is possible 10 prove
negative; that proof will be found in the subioned
statements Of the Staff and other Officers Of the
Army
In Military as in Civil life, laws must exist TO
repreSS crime. In both Codes death is the penal
~ for atrocious offences. The Judge whose duty
II Is TO apply these laws, either In the Forum or tn
Camp, exercises an office which no good man, how
ever firm. will perform without anxiety. That
enlisted " soldier was indeed a man." and | am
deeply responsible 10 my country and my consci-
ence ii, for one moment, l forgot that he was a
man; or suffered his life 10 be taken away wan
tonly or recklcssy. His story is short one. He
was one of four condemned to death for descrtion
An example indispensable TO arrest the crime,
then becoming frequent from impunity. The o.
| theirs, on my solicitation, We're pardoned by the
\ President. My cotenporancous acts are the best
expoSitions OF The sentiments which then inilucnc-
ed my conduct. Whether forgot any duty en-
Joined by humanity, failed TO reconcile the de-
mands of pubic justice, with those of mercy, will
| be seen by the annexed official documents-I sub
init them TO the public eve without apprehension
that my country will find in them cause for re-
prOach. ROBEItr b. TAYLOR
February 6, 1928.
! We certify that we entered into the service OF
the L. States, members of the Staff of Brgadier
General Robert B. Taylor, at the commencement
| ot his command at Norfolk during the late war
The subscriber James Maurice, as Brigadier In
spector, and the subscriber Andrew J. McConnico
I a. Oi us continued III
that Office till the expiration of Gen'l Taylor.
command; and the latter for many months, unit
he joined the 35th Regiment of the U. 5. Infantry
OF which lac was appointed Major; and remaineC
under the command of Gen. Taylor during the
period OF his service--that there never was any
! Militiaman executed at Norfolk during the com
inand OF Gen. Taylor, as far we have ever known
heard OF, or believed, and we think it impossible
that such an occurrence could have taken place
without our knowledge-that no soldier of the Re
J gUar eNpcuted durinu his ma nd
within our knowledge, hearing or belief, except
! William Proctor of the 35th u. S Regt of lntan-
try, who was shot in the presence of the Army on
the 18th OF Nov. 1913, having been sentenced by q
Court Martial, TO die for the crime of deserton
! hat Willoughby Meggs, Joseph Pool and Lemuel
Jackson, soldiers OF the U. States Army were also
condemned to die at the same time with Proctor
but that their sentences suspended at the ex.
J ecuton OF Proctor by the orders OF Gen. Taylor
and they were afterwards pardoned.
JAMES MAURICE,
/ AND'W. J. McCONNICO.
| .NoJoIr, FEB. 5tl, 1928.
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| certify that l was appointed Abide Camp to
Brigadier Gen. Taylor, on the Goth day of March,
1913. That l continued in his staff until the cx-
plration OF his command on the 9TH day of Feb.
1914, and concur in the above statement of facts
made by Maj. James Maurice and Col. Andrew j.
McConnico. JOHN MYERS
Norfolk, FED. 6th, 1928.
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We were officers of Company Of Artillery in
the service of tbs U. 5. under the command of
Cen Taylor, during the late war; we were resi-
dents OF the Borough of Norfolk during the whole
OF his command, and have since continued to reside
there. Our Company was in actual service for the
greater part of his command. We never knew,
nor have we any reason TO believe, that any mill
uaman suffered military execution for any crime
whatever, during his command. Nor do we know
or believe that any regular soldier was thus pun
shed, eccept one, shot for desertion which time
others who were also condemned were reprieyed.
MILES KING,
GEO. NEWTON.
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OHuTIts JOuts,
against "'
James Spmsn, James Moss and Benedict Wright Decv,
defendant James SPlman not having entered his an
pearanee and gwen security according act of as,seb
and the rules OF this court and appearing 10 the ett
satisfactory evidences that he nhahtart of hi, CON-
monwealth ordered That the James Spman do an
pear eefe Gu The st day Of April court next he
o o. the plaintiffs aud that copy IF order he forth
WIN inserted IN the Enquirer, Newspaper printed in the
OF richmond tor two months sucoe,sively posted al b
'front.' door OF the cnuTihouss Of this county copy Tets
Feb. :. o., ~ W =.
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NWihuiNiA; In chaDcery At a count held 4 a. WI
Charles Jones, pLr
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The following humorous description of one of
the champions of the administration in congress is
by a Washington correspondent ofthe N. Y En-
quirer:
The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-14
POUGHKEEPSIE, SHARON
AND LITCHFIELD
MAIL COACH,

LEAVES Poughkeepsie every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ, passes through Sha-
ron, and arrives at Litchfeld the same day, where
it meets the Hartford, New Haven, md Albany sta
ges.
Leaves Litchfed every Tuesday, Thurs1ay, and
Saturday, at O'Clock A. NJ. and arrives at Pourh-
keepsie in time to take the Steam Boat for NcN-vot
or Acknowledgements in this line will arrive 10 A.
bany the morning after leaving Ltchfed in time to
take the morning stages for the west
The proprietors Of this line having provided good
coaches and horses and careful drivers and reduced
the fare, respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Seats taken at BUSH'S, Poughkeepse, and at S.
DEMING'S, Litchfed.
WILLIAM STEVENS & Co. Proprietors.
N BAH goods and baggage at the risk of the
owners.
June, 1897. t
The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-14
Selling off Cheap.

THE Subscriber, expecting to remove, from where
he resides, is DESTROYS of closing his business.
and will sell his stock of Goods, CHEAP for CASH.
Persons wishing to pay Cash for Goods will find i,
for their interest to call. He would also inform those
that are indebted to him either on book, or by note
that is necessary that they should be settled whou,
delay, they will be left in the hands of an attorney
for collection.
Litch6eld, January %, 1928. 20