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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-25

The DUKE o. WELLIEGroN.--l will here
give YOU somewha, cIriou. antcdntc, on the
truth Of which you may rely. Stimulated by
that curiosity which is rather Il stnKi"c feature
of my ldiosvncrasy, rode u? to neIghboFwg
cminence, to observe the motions our own
army, which had already commenced reIlrlng
as well as those Of the enemy, who, from the
occasional pushing forward Of their skirmlshes
seemed intent OH some turthc? OPERATIONS I
this height were several ofi erS, one Of whom
was sealed, while his horse was held BY an or
derry dragoon, and The Others standing around
him. lad approached within few yards {!
them before observed that the principal o.
iect N the grouo was Lord Wellington. In
moment my attention was ARE: {.
He was al luachron and IN The act oil addus
| mustard TO a large slice OF meat which had iu&
Oceh dcpoSiiet " vi' pi"s', "''o" t"s i,u'wNg
coloquv took place: al he enemy a!c moving,
my lord" said one Of the staff officers to his
comm ander, already busiIy engage in the IL
flee Of masrication. every well, replied BIS
lorGship; take the glass, Somerset AMI .d
ne what they seem 10 be about, at The sam.
time continuing his meal with every appear
ance of nonch1kaare The officer die 50 for a.
bout minute. II tMnK thcV are rHtho'3
to their left, my lord" "The devil they az
exclaimed Lord Wellington, springI6g IN an
instant to his feet, give ne the glass qnckI'
He took it, and Tor short space continued OBJ
ser, ing he motions f the enemy. Come,
think this wiil do at las." he eZciaIm',
"R,d, of instant and tell Clinton aud l.'l
to re turn quickly TO their former ground
a momen, all his staff wrr" in motion. L0f
Wellington mounted his horse, and rc'u'."
to my regiment, which as our division va
tended 70 form the rear Of the retreat, h"d Do
We, began to move. Such was the rom
ard rapidity with wh'ch a decision All
;he fate of nations were formed 0y tfS N 81
mind Of our great -.7cc0HH' q
Battle Of Salamanca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

We find the following IN tho Gloucc,te, rMos.
Tclcgropll lNiasF>J
'.lLackcrci.-Thc maclercl fishery is abont tc,,,,r
wee ot inc present season, aud we sorry to say
at GncpatonS IN this article have not been realized
we believe other towns make n Ike coin,lan, a.,
regard to the failure of the fail farcs This viii ~,
ccssurlly enhance tic prices, and in part balance H.,
failure III the number cauqht. Tho loss bo,.o,
fats upon tioso sho orc Immediately e,,oaood -
taxing tori, and consequently dcprivei trIn 5f tIa
On winch tey depend Cor n livelihood as n M, ,oI
hold uI IN order 20 speculate" '
We sincerely regret the d,snppoiu,n,rt or 80,
friends nj tho eastward, knowing the fart IN mo ro
iaiy 40 our brother the editor, las stated it-tb5f r.
fishermen rarely hid oH in order TO spccu,afe L.
Siy G'neraHy' because VIC remember ono instance ~
foresight on tic part Of the good rcople of n
town in Cape Cod, which deserves ropcti,io,, 1i.
had' as Ia duty bound, hired clcrpyinnn and scbo(
master to look after the nfTars Of tho ulncc ,rb;io
thcy went 70 make drq1s upon the banks of New
ioundnnd, try their luck at e Straits of Role Is,
or perhaps as far north as Davis Strait THE ortn,
found these sons Of peril in port, with rood Gryes ~
hsh ana nm uiusunl quantity of H. The fish brouch,
aoout three dollars quniol, aud tcir proceeds poJ
Tic expenses OF the voyages, leaving the al +, t.
proiit-but oil, 10 he profitable, must eoU, mud 49,,
then the article was worth only 81 cents p,, ,oiio
rms was giving AWAY their summers wnrk--it ,,n,ii
certainty TIsc; so they concluded 60 hoId on and Ivc
upon hct. Tho clergyman, however ,rLo I'd -
humping iumily---for we have hoard !, .4atoI -;
terence To the prolific properties of the worthy ncor
Of Cape God, that in the frequent event OF nm oddt,
~ AMY 'le question was as 20 The number md
not with rcicrrncc 20 the sc--nut ,rbog is II, L,
"oD many arc thcrc'" When these thinpg honoeu,
among aymcn, It is not strange that the ,poor
man blessing should be Glt by tho cIorrym5n.-
nc mad IN truth, "his culver full Of them" and
NC asked his Pensioners for n norton of HE ,.Is
Ihcy stated to him tho price ofoi and tho prospcct
OF rIse-thc good man was satisfied oil rose in tho
mafdet 10 70 ccnts-he asked gain but thatybIcb ;s
,1s'g, laf not gained It's lirhcst-so he WINS nut off
again with promises TTcaskcd apain when ~, ~
S worm dollars hut the good people had imbibcd .
.,,c OF inc sPHt OF speculation, and they were de-
'cTT1incd 70 mako The most &C tho innrI1 G;r 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

20 se,on ut Slr Rirss OF T. G. tie Contuee of Claims
80 instructed to enGuIe INTO the expedency of paying the
"fans oil the Colonies OF the ed and II Rs,i,n, Gy
w So'ours, and TO provide genee alaw fcr such cases
h hiouon oil Mr. ldnosy the Committee of Claims were
Swto 20 employ temporary Clerk until the regular lerk I've
,nsaSed from his duties the Committee of f,ycrcs and
Petitions were presented by Messs Yaaeev ,yrr,, E
CGperton. '' A"'PN' H"''' ana
On motion ofM Halrce the Committee s,r Court, If y,s
e weto instructed TO enquire into exreency of rucnq
tho costs Of actions 1t law, for 500 or less
I'm motion OF MIR Morgan, leave was ri,on n h,,, - , I'm
10 be entitled, A bill concerning tire Anuory - " ~
referred To McssrS Morgan, Willis iiinr.,Ird lI,lno,
Rutherford and Ilaryic. e '' 1"'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
NIastingfon, SoiUdqv, Dccembc,, g.

.. HW"gfon, SrftydTV, DccCmBSj' g.
In the Senate. yesterday, Mr. Tyler Of Va an.
pcarcd and took his seat. Dir. JOHNSON Of XIV CD
tanned leave 20 Introduce Bill for the preservation
anu repairs OF the Cumberland Road The Senate
no business being before i, adjourned to Monday
yesterday was the first day on which petitions v.crc
called by the SPEAXER and a considerable ri,,,bor
were presented Various resolutions we're ndsptoI
1lr Lose offered resolution, rof1rriDy FL ~ fLc
COMMITTEE on Manufactures to inquire into The c.,pe-
dcncy OF aboiaing TIC duty on SALT c.t LI5lasscs.
which was rejected without dcba'c-avcs 3d. rooe
'O?. ! resolution offered ~ Mr. Vnsul, orO hio.
relcrun9io tie Conutt'cc ci Pubic Lands ile mo-
priety oi cNt"r"u~ tic bcucGts o. tho act OF NAV
a5t - certain purchasers ofpublc luuGs WIS adopted
Ny JliTruS submitted resolution cal,inr oi, tho
rcsic' t tor Information ny TO any negotiation yhicl,
rad been entered into with Great Britain relative TO
INC surrender Of any fugitive slaves TINT may have IA
ken refuge in Canada This resolution by rule lies
one day on tho table. On motion of Mr UrTcrrrrt
~ tennessee, the bills before the House at the last
session fot the relief of sundry officers and wido,ys
and for tbo relief sudry revolutionary and other
officers and soldiers were referred TO the Committee
on Military PcnsiOns.--.Y0f. ,JOu7.
The large vote by which Mr. Love- resolution relative N tho
oPa OF hr duty on salt and molavrs-hc Administration
members vo NJ in tho maiortywas rejected Yesterday NAV
we hope be received NJ an Indication the Determination az
Ilpise not To NEEDLE with The Tariff present session
nc Eacn members bv voting against tho resolution cvinccd
their willingness rather IN eihn the onrrous effects N the
dj moaos than disturb tho tranquility oC( onarrss and
inc country, by the notation Of the Tariff peson Aud we
nope INC mentors oi tc South induced take similar
Cout1' Nv IKE reluctance 70 excitement which
Punhc P0P'fity requires 20 he supprcgcd-,H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
.FcrelniI Mems.
from hs BnifiDtoye Chronieic oT.yofgyd.o,
IAIEEr ERnM IlIE pNfIEfc

Ry c hip Coran Gom Callno tho editors Of tho Cam.
Dfrc,0i Chronicle have received file Of the Lima T,tpB
hom io u - the ig'b ScpcmI~f
IhcC : ifeac Bmndywiue, Com Jones' was kim Il, Cal
ghc T. s. scln Dolphin, Lieut. Coldt Aulick was aIeo a,
Calla0, 10 s7ii soon for Panama.
nc o'i arc OF The coast Of Colombia Rad e, been declared
w 'i" lf1r Cove .f.rrr -. Nttrf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

Gov Iredc las been elected successor of.b. .1ra-
con TO tho Senate the u States by the legislature
Of ~ Carolina Isl ballot for Ircdoll 81: for Gem W.
stokes -; scatt riog45 Onsec,n ibao., Cen Stokes
was "ithdrawn.--Ic Stokes, Willis AIstou. Rich.
ard Dohbs Straight, John Owens and James Notane.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

mittec 10 investigate the Accounts and to into
the situation of the Bank, viz Mr.. p Browne Judge
Donnell, Mr., Hugh Campbell, Mr. Asa Jones, Mr.
Snow and Mr.. Shobcr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

CD ei Que iFe aud csvOl snu vessels with very inciei
su. cnwS The gatc was tn SAT- day the NORTH
VIM 'iouen Lamar, who take command OF army
Was eNpe ted that hosttes would be in,os com.
"en pew',n tie toloinhian and Peruvian annies which
~ soheu near the iIon,iSrs Of tho countries The
proanauon ofwar by BoU1y had cd mud was answered
y aanr ny an appeal to the patriotism Of hn eocnt,1nen
o po| IN uc approaching contest The two arrrr. wcr
composed Of about bOOO men, but tho S,i,n,,n. 49,, h
tho best soldiers A'' "e'' inoS"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

Capt, Cartwright, of the brig Eliza Dav
we'd at n. York from ST. Croix, reports III,
were daily received ut that plucc and M
OF vessels taken and plundcrcd by pirates.
scarcely packet or u coasting vessel, am,
nnds that escapes. One ofour small nation
much wanted IN the Sailrock and Sambr
Scs, to protect american commcIce.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
Will be Exposed to Sale,

PUBL.IC VEMDUE, on SATURDAY ne Ism
y II .}1umpeg aer a, m o o'cock IN the ufiewOo,
Aeue Of Nmid Th,mf@on, inn-hceper, near G'a;soss,
kll that Plantation or Tract of Land,
tuAiE ami yang T. I'encoder !innireo. e cut, OF
ew C.s,le, and State Of Delaware, adjoining lands Of
Stuart, William Higgins, Robert Porter ard offers,
ing one hundred and four cen acres, more or less
a. on which are erected TWO STORY LOG
REk HOUSE, and out buildings. The above Fla NJ
HexSsss II, A ,terahle state Of cul vation-abou ~
~ acres Of which are good WooD LAND, being
eal Estate Of David Evans deceased Any person
BIZ purchase will be shown the property by apply
Jacob Evans, living near thereto. Attendance
pc given, and the terms of sale made known Ut the
and place afol esald by
BENZ WATSON, administrator, ID B. "
FzaYk, Sea. l6, 1928. 3c-Iaw.s
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
REyc1.yJrzcwARY eyr.arrrs.

Under The az eacl 4cf II, nc fettj q ceft str
slrIng officers a.4 Suffers Z. he lymygFm Repotise,"
.pprcped 18Th .Ifay, 1928.
Treasury DseARrNEsT,
.3ugua IN, 1928
NOTICE is hereby given to ihcs. Ou2er, ani i
~ Of he Army Of tue R-yoloon, > art e"tpi to
ae hebefs Ut lie aboyeme tionel 4c', tina haF yeorn
puyneat @il become dts the third dy Of Sptn6er and
viii nc made every 0ihcer" spier rs iaiI pro-
duce satisfactory dence to the Sec etary OF the Ieds.
ury oi his being that day ia full lite
The evidence requ red vii be IT. claratio made and
signed By the canahi, after tina day, the pre-
Of two Respectable Witnesses, Ahun lie IS yell
knnwn, stating and lne IN he Continental Army.
aid The RANK according uhc! lie had io,d enti-
tied pay, under act byt Secretary OF the reas-
y 10 THIS is b, added HE aili avi Of the nesses,
iore Justice Of the Peace, or other M'gN ate
autapraei 20 administer oais, IS 70 The idenny Il the
claimant, I'd 20 the fact II his having made the declaa-
0on the day winch heafs dale And 10 tins Is to
he annexed ccrtifcae, under the seal OF Tho 'ur q!
The County, IT. e oica designation and signature q:
the Magistrate ami lis being autho lied t" admins
s Tie u declar. tion, affidavit, and cer
l.icaie, SUR oined 20 MS notice
bus c,iencc should bs enclosed and transmitted TO
tue Secretary r Treasury: aud il be deemed salts
iactn,y, the amount found due viii be RENTED TO the
e,mant i. draft tho most convenient Banch tue
Htk Of the uanu. states, Il viii be paid 10 his attorney,
duly authorized u.tei tie regulations which have been
before plesc lied
Each caan, requested 10 ind;cate, by note at the
io Of his declaration, Me Branch Of The Bank Of Tive
Un. ell States Oh which wodd BE convenient for
hn to receive dras toy tic sum that may be due T.
him. an there be no posi- otce IN the place ot his res.
cnsn;en, 10 hin 70 receive letters from This Ill
-, .'o,
COPY Of this notice, with Tie forms annexed is ir,eH
W. n Nm ,ni,teT H., he ferns NAV be filled Ne,
a,a i go, - the ner,rtmrnt n The proner time
!, ,au L, bs miss on NH occason 10 state that al
though an desire has been fell IT, give immediate
MI - ,h henrecen, iutencus of Conrress us mani
rt1 y; IL sct rr.rfcl To- vi owing 10 the number ..
lics,nns anil the luyes..tiors necessary 10 he ma
s, I, 1.cson / las not been lou ID praclic ,:
80, c,s a. curly as cn,,d have been y lsil-
II y NJ ~. nra, ~ ,aie IN each clam in The or
a. - r;oh II has bcsn received The sane course wii
~ ,"rsn.i hcrsstpr
i rs,ss,ed I'm, all letters on this subject NAV be
endorsed !. Revolutionary claims"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
ojnnle 4.

J,Hu Taey, ,lo o,erseer s Gu
Isaac Cloud, 10 Timber and work
Jehu TalIey q.
Isaac Janyer. do u rder Jehu Taley 81
Adam Prince, do do 81
Joseph Pierce, Mason, do do So
John Foulk, do do so
April 18th, Elias Pierce, order under
Jehn ralley SO
William Handy do do 81
Amor ia!ley, do overseer SO
Penrose Taey, do under Amor Talley 95
Hartman Talley. do overseer go IS
Christopher Lendermau do under Har-
man 'faIey 90
Benjamin I.endcrman, do do 40
John Talley, | do 10 81
Thomas Metcalf. do TO 80
Joha Stiey, do do 81
Jonathan Pierce, l do do II!
William Husbands | do do 10
William Zeblcy, do do s s.
John Maniel / 10 DO / IS .
Joseph ". Bay. do DO s Sc
Isaac Fighter, do do %
Thnmas Adred, do DO rs
Thomas Thomson, do DO IS
Hi d. Taley l do 40 405
Jacob liooton, !. do expenses, and smith
work. &c. Q sc
Balance due Tie roads SOY 68
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

S9l6 50
ELITU T1LLEY, Jun.
JDR.s aUULh,
EU}YdRD RGEsO.s..
Road Commissioners.
SeptelnLer !, 1875. 67--- laMit
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

cent. IS IS rs 65
Nett amount of tax S9lG 80
Orders pad hy George Fyr~ood, Culisc
ter, for ,eorh' nain TIE .joitoWiag
orerspgrs by their direction.
1927. Sept. Is, Samuel llarkcr. for print
ing statement OF road aceuunts for 1896 &c 90
Albert & II Wilson, for printing state
ment Of do. per Ito. 90
Dec. s, Amor Ialley, order as over
seer 10 Il
Owen Zebley, do under Amos Talley,
Jchu Taev, and Adam ralley 40
isaac Cloud. do do do l. do Q 65
Jehu Forwood, do do & A. Talley 10 Is
Isaac Wer, do do S.
CHARLES Forwood, do do & Adam Tailey 4 81
Valentine Forwood, do do & do 9 10
Robert M.Clintock. 10 do I 65
John Almond, do do G 20
Samuel M.Clintock, do do Adam Tai.
lev and II. Talley s so
James Zebey. l do do & do . Az
Sarah l'aey, l do do 9 rs
John F0u.k. | do do 10 90
Robinson Bec.on, l do do . so
Lewis Taev, l do do 8 5-A
Robert Forwood, do do L. A. Talley 4 53}
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
ST ATEM EMF

ofM Rad .!'"'onnts Of Braudyrine Eandred.
.srpe- Castle Comfy, for the year 1927.
Amount If tax laid for the support the
Roads an Bridges, on dollarage $50.
100. At 90 cts. to the 100 dollars S59s 20
Balance Of tax for the year 1926, per
statement. a97 DC
s599j %
Errors allowed FOR the year ls2. on dol
lcta.e lG,729 SIS IS
Commissions on net sum at per
cent. is IS rs IS
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
sHd;ousaed Sheriff" sSalc.

. ~ O'~
~ ytnef .vt lead Lso 70 ne arected nil be en-
pssrdto prbe sa al Ae hease II ,.c8 Frazier NezO 4
U1ltt Clay C,eek Hmtt'ed, Saturday, he 4M dug o1
Oe"bef "frt II O'ceca, p a. ne jaao,,lg descrilta
Elan:atian O. Tract Of Xan0,
e, uAiH lying and ae,ng IN the Iipnd,e pe1ca Ter
- .nd connty % New Css'le bounded by aDs oi Uiah
Sass ZseLe Jones, Richard alner aud KenseJ Jois
Fs4 caatala!t5 aesen,. acres. 90 The
ies Nb Tie ipfo' sueni' ard aprnrienanc hcr.un,o
V. GcHB. Seed aud ta;cn IL eNecll3a the ,opei-
" oln Miller, and 70 b. sell ~
WILLIAM I,EgDMA,, Sheriff
Aa,y Gost3e, ser 10, 1928 7l--'s
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03


Jehu rai!ey. jun. do do Adam Grub
sehu 'ra!ey 05
Robert Morrison DO DO and Jehu Talley 8 IS
Josenh Pierce, weaver, do and do 50
William HanDy, do do Adam Ia!ey,
Jehu Iailey, and Adam Grub IS
Aaron Pierce. 10 do 9 90
ri hard i.anby. Jno sou. do Go U25
Joseph Pierce, s!asonl DO do and !e-
ha TaiieY o.
E!hn 'ra!.ey, do do 90
lacob Siiiarp!ey do do & S7s
Thumas Tumpson, do 10 so
Charles Robinson do do Adam Grub
ami Jei.a ;alley SO
George " aker, l do DO 81!
BENJAMIN Day. do do s.
John Aieuhrr. do do s@i
1872. Dec. 8, George Miller, do under
amor l'aliey and lieney Lodgc 623
John Adred. do 10 aud Adam Ialley g.
Martin Miller. | do do -
ilpeh pobinson. do to Aiam Grub
and Jehu Ta'ey 20
Georoc Da,is. 1 do do and Henry Lodge 68t
Elias Pierce. do do and Jenu 'i'aey 924
William Fnruo God, ! do do 80
Chandler and Ia!ley smith work "a
Adam Taley, order, Cversccr - 50
Amos Bird | do under Adam Tailey s.
William FaIcy. do do IS
Christopher I.enderman. do do and
Hnrnan Taley 90
Adam Gruhb. do oycrSecr IL G7
William Handy, jan do under Adam
Gruhb A 10
Jnebpo Perkins. do do . %
,nshnuy smith. ( do do -
i3ol,n Hanbv do do and J. Iaey 81,
lanes MCullam. do "a do 10
Charles Bowlcn, DO do Jehu Talley
and Adam Tailev 40
William Gc,bb. do do So
isaac tir,bb Sen. | do do 9 90,
Isaac Gynl,b Jun. l do do Sis
Amor TaIley. do do and Ta,lcy 81
| Inn ra,ley do oyeiseer s Is
J,.n,h T.ntborn. do un,ler J. Tallcy 10
! LAM. pntt.n. / Id do and James Smith 4 e.
lain Wear do do So
yviIl;a,, ph;ll;os | ,lo do S.
vannt;n4 Robinson. do do 10
Samuel Talley. do do SIS
1aenh (,arnenter. do do 10
'rhomos T,Iley. Sen do do 3 so
Iseah Prince do do So
Sa,nneI Coodley do do 10
J4hu salley. Jehu's son. do do Q 81
| Hartman Taley. do overseer 10 %
T.cnh Hon.n, / ,ln Smith work. under
Uarmnn Tallpy 2 90
Raniao,in fordarman. i da do ucdar
uamon ra,Iev 10
Tsaac I,iuhter. do d. 3 s.
Iohu Tnlley. 1 do do %
rhomas Wetcaf. do do 80
l,mc. stewart. I do do 10
William Z,bley. do do 10
LAIN Stillcy do do 10
s;olnmon stewart do do ] 81
BENJAMIN. scott, I do DO IS
| ,,,nns Smith I nrder ,versenr II 90
y % w., ,rr" ,fa',a,,a ,,.,or r,,Io-
~, !ain s., IN, 1n''n -. y a. = (,
I i,'s u T,l,ev. do do S.
William Sm,th Io ID / lO
Levi ,''' CHANDLER. I do do 10
| ,mns gL,nI,o. I do do , ~
James ADAMS 90 90 !" -
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

Under The 4cf ia, nc tesf u cet az str.
zlulng officers G'd S,hrs y t!e lyny " nc Reposies'4
4hprcved ljtA .liay, 1928
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-13

Ellis. q 70 said, swOre revenge aEainSs Mr.. 8.
When the Gre was first discovered. Ellis was
seen about thirty rods from the barn. and run.
ming from Il. He was Immediately arrested,
and an "Wednesday was committed to the
jail in this town.
Yesterday morning Ellis was found by the
JailOr suspended by handkerchief 10 one Of
the CRATES in his room, cold and lifpless. Rra-
der, do you ask for the cause of all this The
answer 10 ready: RUM was the procuring
cause. RUM produced these hOrrid acts
Greenfield Gaz.
Munich Every child found begging in the
streets of Munich is arrested and carried to a
charitable establishment. The moment he
enters the hospital. and before he is cleaned
and gets the new clothes intended for him, his
portrait is painted in his ragged dress,and pre-
cisely as he was found begging. When his
education is finished in the hospital, this pOr-
trait is given to him, and he promises by an
oath, to keep it all his life, TO remind him of
the AFFECT condition from which he has been
rescued, and of the obligations which he owes
to the institution which saved him from mise
ry, and gave him the means by which he was
enabled to avoid it in future.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-13
2O$ REWARD.

THE Store CT the Subscriber was broken open in
the night Of the 10Th inst. and the following
articles stolen thercfrom; viz. Three pieces of Blue
Broad Cloth, one, superfne, containing about g. and
the other about yards, of different qualities, worth
from to dollars per yard; piece black Barcelona
Hdks. l-2 piece Fagg Silk do. piece black Broad
cloth, marked Saxony on the list, containing about 4
yards one IS bill, New-Haven Bank, one % bill,
Barnsabie Bank, torn at one end, one 81 bilI Pha-
nix Bank, and about seven dollars in small change.
OILS will be paid for the apprehension of the thief
that he may be brought JUSTICE and $50 for the
torason of the above property, and proportionabe
sum for any part ofthe same.
ISAAC 8. WADsWORTH.
Dethiem, Oct. 81, 1898. 10
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-13
PLYMOUTH
HIGH SCHOOL.

HE undersigned would inform his patrons and the
Public that he has removed his School from South
Farms to Plymouth, which, asPiymsuth High School,
with the assistance Of Mrs. Chapman will be conduc-
ted the same principles of instruction and disci-
pine as was the school while at the Farms.
The Fall Term commences on Monday Oct 9th.
JAMES D. CHAPMAN.
Plymouth Sept. 16, 1923. II
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-13
II lew Line

From Lstchfeld to Hitchcocks-
ollie, ta0ace a aceek.
Leaves Li:chfeld "Wednesday and Friday
morning, at O'Clock, passing through VOL
cottville and Winsted to Hitchcocksyile, in
time to take the stage for Pittsfeld. Return
ing, leaves HitckcOcksvilia Tuesday and
Thursday, on the arrival of the Pittsfeld and
Hartford stage.
Stages leave Lltchfeld every morning for
Poughkeepsie and New Haven. Sunday ex-
cepted.
The patronage of the public is solicited nv
the subscribers and proprietors, no will
spare no pains to accommodate those whs
may favor them with their custom.
" All baggage at the risk ofthe owners.
J. Il 7. p. SKINNER.
Winsted, Oct. 81, 1928. tfsf
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-13

Bills Of ne loiIowiRg BANKS arc received 20 rag
ment or deposit attic PHISNlN BANK ia this sOW .
The ltsa viii be corrected as occasion may require.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-13

TAKEN up by the subscriber,
the 18th Oct. large Black MARE, judged to be
20 years old. The owner requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away.
ALONZO AMES.
Harw,nton, Oct. 1925 20