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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
'ToFAI or PROPOSAL.
J6Gy AILry,

JosH 9rLrgy, "0i 80 1oto
Post JL1&'cr Gcpc-oy,
e. Dir VIII couyGy tic Mail On Past Route 30 - viz
"' - 10 -, for the yearly compensation eff dollars
ne b1dcr VII stare suc, improvements as present
IT, 10 j'p1 II IN sar It will he proper for rim to soy 81
y" islincly state, the number Of the route and no,
9g me Hi"Gr ht the beginning and end oft lie should
''t. sd'c MS residence, the State and Town IN,
Wmcn lr iiycs If c b. contractor ho must arona
= -u-'2.c recommendations sept. 6--vi2t
tIhGlHlA: ~ rules hplden IL The clerks Office az tho
SUPERIOR count of cbaueey for the Richmond district
INC avn Gay OF August, 1923: Tbop,as n. Walton. pit
a@o"| 'ancs Spear, Robert Spears, ex'or Of William
dts. ~ o''''' "0''
Tue Defendant James Spears, nor having entered his
appearance ana Gveo security according to the act Of
assembly and The rules 81 this court. ard it appearing y
satisfactory eFIdrntr ,hsI he is irabitam of this
country IS otdHiej that TIE said defendant do sppea
NEG Oh n iiIst day Of the igr answer the bin
" ha pa"t'l' and Tat copy Of this order be forthwith
sr'" ~ some newspaper prhishcd IN Tire city If Rich
' o TWO months successfully, and posted the front
70nT Of The capitol, W the eaid civ
% ''hf. '@', w r. TEvUr rrov, r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
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= -atksIFbIN i. i III LUIS rr.fivnr from
a. London i.verp1o New York and Ihia6clnh; lis t4
supply ct tioors cous,in, in part of
Nap cottons, plains, and Fearrbughs
Ease and whitney, blankets, of all sizes aud ,rjc:.
london duihl, striped, aud point blankets
White, red, aronu, black aid yellow hanEyl,
tIreen haizes bookings, and floor cloths
Nad!'crnnls,cr, Venetian, aud Brussels cjrtnctut;
Paris, Brussels, and Oxford rugs
C2nahurgs, hur1ps aud tchlcnburcs
Blue black, and cooycd apertne CLOTHS i! cas;inrIc:
Double milcd dab, and common gond ST. G1oi.
:NanSioun, tolirct and silk vestnag
iSoa lon hats caps ana umbrellas
Nors'hi anbsNool, cotton ana silk hcs@e' ri eyFtv IA
crIItNn aud quality "
B5snhaza;, plaid,, Iatties, and nlorc,u
20 and IL irish linen, s'cc;inss aud Hc.la,igs
iYorsted and silk f:ingrs
Ca!ico-5, gal, hams ami hcYnIes
Book, null, Jaconet, and other nIu,lins
ituIan, Gro dc Naples, sinchcwS, aud olnct slA-
SDpcrtne and common sa,,incts
iIcachc aud brown domestic shce,iDgs and shirnss:
Together with the usual variety stare and fancy GOODS
which he offers for sale his usual terms.
Also Sbarce's Guns Scot 2t--St
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
IN ALL Nf.IisiJN has rc,riycd by riG recent rSaIS
from New NnLk and Ihudcnhi. lie crcafir


ALL GOODS; aInong which
Jcnlon dulic and pcu, blankets
=, 9, 10, IL and Id do.
White, rri green and black ilnnsiS
Spcic b,c, buck, Icy, ONior?, olive and dab riolhS
10 do do. ctSsunrIeS
Common, FINE aud surcriu: siiiiurtS; WILL asntIcd
Woorrc;s, kcrScys and lirSty;
BIln aud printed cafpci GijzcS
SMluSt"wn and Falcnrla vcSiinGS; ussm.cJ
tolourci and black English nrCnliuc 10.
Hahn and igurcti bombazGts
Ncro ctssincres, assorted colours afd syncre qualify
Red, blGc and orange ciycassaus
Caroline stripes aud circassa va;5s
SIX, wosstcf, ldn5sIroo aud cotton hoyc
10 do. do. half do.
An elegant assortment of square and long ,ncrino Shawl;
Cashmere lcg do. cashmere and Valencia d6.
Super London and French printed caiubrics
S'IipCti aud Plaid S-igiaiu and batistc
{ Citin cainNtiCS aud CiInhrIc nuiSins
PLAIN and figured book, null aud SyisS ti
Superior black italian la nss
bdCh aud coloucd GrOs dc Napys
Italian nets and wcrstcH BARGE
Slack macC'Yo and florence
Canton and MANDARIN grapes
Furniture, belt and othct rihbons, III. cl:.ir, * n,r
Ai''rino and cashmere hihr.
N"rscd aud h;ursc Saulzc DO
luGNi and GCcmaa silk do.
Imitation handahna aud Va Is o..
en'ouroI and white Crs,uis
Super black italiaiI 90.
Mems buc.Skir, Wo6f- ;osh and hcfscvlu sloyc,
Ladies 90. assSric;i.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
. ICIiSIllND 4 IsI!5rjMOYfE | non iiIc ct

Nt'S ooiHstc Pads, tC AI aHfnl and iuit'lrc cherhs
&c. &c.
p IGIIGISlND K IfII5FjIORE mon Line at
g. q STAGES s. 1EAM-BOArS, tv rGrpahanrock, t5r
The accommodation of the public will tc;r oyii
'r>IL4 on The first day OF October nest
Tn" StisrS will twice week ff0m the BcI Tavern
hlchmond 10 Tafpahunork by the way OF Nc Castle or
udnoy'rIo0n, Aylits, Dukk, Gainesville and Nficr's
hr Steamboat ulxCr at present tdn TappaanioCk
10 baltimore week Tie Stages will leave Richmond
every FRIDAY and Tuesday at O'Clock in tho morning, aud
through t' intermediate places auvsa Tappa.annock the
same evening, at ocoCF On Fridays nour
meet the iaNtn ready receive rIsS erS vino will arrive
IN Ra'nrc ~" sllcccc'lg day before " T. ~. The boat
cturnn" uNsduya viii arrive Iarraln,oC+ Oh We'd
cSiay ny O'clock, a NJ When the sc ul TIKI, ,sscn ,fs
20 Richmond tit fvcninS On Sundays they fron Tap
2a!auu4k At O'Clock, \ ". TOR Ernoad, until ;nni;n:
cHahe1 10 arrive at rhc place. norr Richmond, il! 50
lloufs, " "
Good ot.7 and r6Ires caGIn aud alauirc divers arc
tnoyrt aud every attention Will m paid nv c r-prrrt1s 70
tie chniot and sav Of pasa:n-ers c nnpnflarcc of Iis
new linz 10 the public, Will be rcjiy stf. t6ns ncirr,
cheaper, and rnnt Ccnnlo6oJs the south TO the
n7h ihoS gao dislike long land uirncv Gao accom-
nodatn by 81 miles only andno night disurin:c and ,o.
oppfd entirely 20 water, Can b. sprg b. smooth road
god accommodations The distance less uun tlis route
than any OTHER, tie accommodations en,, and e fare lover.
II opens Likewise, direct COMMUNICATION bttyycen the city OF
lh>hnond aud our Ao:l ..rGa coCI tir the advantage
and pleasure Of hoih.
&C. Stage ,nn, 1T lie Tov; ,.e Of 50 so rIrr.r .s,e
StI2S Cent per milo 1t Is Gxrr1ra the s,Ea brft viii be
81 10 aud from Bair6rr Ky TIL. rljcr;; IEr TOES
; IiYEahaNnoGF E'&ss1 Comfy, Ta.}
StphlloEr 27i. 1928. 7l--W5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

fsNsN OlLi-tttS ItI.3y-1liD.- tdn ;u4y Ix<, ;..sL
II subscriber ON "Wednesday Etst, my BOB about
" or 80 OF dark complexion we'll made pleasing
and easy adIcse Is we'll Known persons within
100 miles oil the cityhns bccn for several years
rage or hack driver have believe he is
!uAins ahnt Richmond, in Chesterfield ncirlbostood
q Dr. AHtcd Fricnda-or he maize attempt 90
Nen All n%'sles al vessels id persons engaged in aiirkins
u lorwaJft from carrying cucrs said slave TIN;
subscriber w give the above reward Tor his apprehension and
al reasonable pLid his delivery conhneIncnt
ihp can Gel Inn ngnin. TllOS. BALL.
U~Ihc Petersburg Old Iyon,iou will hsrrt the above AL
cI' enn tTcc ;nc aud sMnr :hGir this Office
0r paymcut.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

,lit Sil Lot ana 'aTonUr, frame, as N
VINE m"thv nited Sts rIcrir:ion which is mr. nrn
Mr. ~ IT, viii engage TO furnish Subscribers With their CRAM
N,nc Rooms before ti FIRST licf and ard them for
o"NnfnsH, to thu dd.u cities wiGrc subscription lists sIIl
'' been opened Itr Roots will be three yctrs old ar= yI
foHcN considerable fruit tl> second time ~ their
priE planted They Will he carefully cfa=rd and racknj ",
7oNe "th sonc OF c or.'na! soil N ,ch ic have bern
49, wien NIL Greaty iltita1c tie thriving OF tue Roots
pdecS VI; he yucnry attended 20: the Subscribers 10 IT,
'Hr riIti"5 an species 81 Inc CrHrr inc Roots t,c;
'S u nave icy VIII el2Ic pa fol 1000 Ro15 OF moro
" the re 81 i2i for each Roo ,r;n lono at the
,, 1,, % SHd - Gfs per on :or less @ 30 ieoct'
's5 than i;oot= " " ''4-' -
r"g',: . be md, On dive q TIC ,.a,t Letters not
Cy Subscription i.i:'S are opcnc1at Ni,o yarg viii, ~
4i51pv NrSsba5i: P1eS7sa, Va A A. ;15 1Jj,n man,
Wizard Ehoats Ua%5ugtoD Ctr, william Ta:r6: Tjci,Ton9
R,yph7a}, Arn 8 Coz >gr14iat, Fall Sbapns Turpar
& Co ~ 3 =" l. >''lf'
MA 1crr,r. E.a On tic cdarr Of t'e Gr1,a Vine and
On ID" Making Of Vino, niy he found the r- raj RnG
cr$ q" Inc United States AID his As.ats viii rrish thc,u
legItiFl 30 Slilsrr;fers. '
C'f'T'f @ G3qP2 rue TaoZ', t Nj Tl,ralr yyppafa 70
u" 2'Fih; sr'rs are Selected as r best Inc dhocc Of
TnJ1. Cro2>s, or II, 1a5j.. 5e1 uTy.-Nrtrf.-t. All
Car" EooiaEvcs. Win hecIuslcrs o, On h Tom
r. 10 Sn si5S g. {e@G( T. Sect Gnaq Ms1a
p Iokay; TO- SYRIAN; H. CorsiIrta; II, hIaag;-ErD
arg" Ausral u, Naiscec; -, Rcd Foo (P:cd Roiet) IT,
r. IIj1c7I'r.IG, Auvtr11: - I:au7ue,tcc %, Don
rmni; y i.ni dInc ? OvrtiE; -, Do1ccc %, Plant
"a. - Plea rIan; so tb;1os.r a. T1u.rErpES, C5rr,S
Ar,ccnat: -, s.. lean: -, janon s. MCu;e H. Pncan
80 sahfaHir;; - icMiGrg; do, E"r9SgH; ~, BoCilDr
=, far oe1o5r o-I-Wgrs. 4, clioscra=, (tsm Fcr.aiDg
7|Sp 49, ID Do G 70 a g. 50 p9 , Cr1dk A. DO musk d8
!.m;( b, % zion Iual ~ S3uyi5g CiassG7as;
81 AisN lou4t iTg,,at Grey 81, pt6,s Voice 8, na
Ssrt5 gro
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
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? Oh IWTJNTINIT fIli.1I'F 2 LNFI N!N)yT NV,(L1I
tT3NCL, at q pof,rriH .jcs, and ay,cou,,I9:ao Lts
sAirat lcoa .. llai Ghl!llt "a L!e Lgl.lI :,aulS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

COMMISSIONER AHurRsov's CrfluF,1
Williamsburg, i2th Sept 1G2D.
rave H79oHte! lnr thirteenth d5y Of November next
e&rcue Oh" foregoing orders of cor or Itch day ~,
nine o'riocN aa~s Concerned arc required ~
t;ieGd my Office, "i ss jJot parors cs,jrorr
18th copies Of The "r and via .ina orcr
/rt p 10 ANDLEsCE. Conf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

a lRGiNlA: ~ superior court nce,v , holden
at the former capitol, in the city nIsbure
the fifteenth day OF Jy, tbnusa i.i shi tunted
ami twenty fve:
Francis Wicker, r.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

ETDUCAyJOS! IN, i',scsiDor vii. couiinie his 7rIlosl
hA the csuuE vr (tS2g} in Louisa county, conrlr~,c
on 2o,'i Jan aud terminating 18th Dec. 5l1wing One
ro'ts y''"aton Will +" given 'c Yfr suhscrbc
r'ts Two miles a1;c William rabnry= mill ANN
lts c7uT" OF instruction vii comprise O,ihoraply Pcadhg
icnu"Islir Arar1 " History, Geography, and Grammar
Irguagr~
Tuition. iir o branches of I-j-l c,Iucrr for
W, E'ir 81 ~ mouths, WIZ bc SIS
Jor Mathematics and = IIigIa-es. S5J
Board wii ba ESQ
1acI lolrt,- GuGm- hi e tcG t,,ydrs f.,l candles
ne he vol1 ' -'i ~ r"c"ve sis cigh, boarGcr-
III. alaf:~ i Waller tavern, Sro',ylyaoia cSr',v
pABAEY ". WALLER.
J. : S>ria;Via 'a.'mca' VII sc rcTreG
st,t1o INF
WISH to sci. ADJUST 800 nj lana III Charles
Env, tue as5' re me Barley Trac,, -riher with
my Mile and Plantation c''l,l Min Quat,cr-,lf- rur
chase """'y 2" Hr paid 'io Bank rf the L. States in
Richmond ih" 'rrrs rag lr bnnwn By apr,icatior 10
N~i. s'e.-"n' fsg BENZ. HARRISON.
ID rs.v 70 s'e or '5- above property is mo-, cTcc,e4
6'.F ''' -l'h oct IL viii 'hru 'c oftr q. arnis sale,
~ $50 >nit purchasers
i,t.i-. Ar.rsl "r.,. i.1S SO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

NgEs. .tLPE0NsEIoIBArv hu-
IN wing considerably enlarged his VINE
ARD, On loNC-!sLASp. where ne now fias
IL i'll! cultivation, THry,,;rc .Icyts Of
ti"o"n", cnntainnlS 72,oO0 Grape Vino
Eoot; having also the peculiar advantage
oi bong enabled TO procure the best SPECIES
OF isoo;s rom MS Fathers extensive Vine
Hdris 5n.1 Nurseries, IN the Districts of Boz,
G,YrtS CI-Tur and bu-gg D,r1,, h,,.:,,,,. -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18


large assortment %! Eriwl 1ui blcarhcd sr'llgs md
'ctis, domestic ria.ds lhIS, arrnn and furniture chccLs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

VihGINIA Al rules, holden ib the clerks Office of the
superior court Of ebanccry Tur TIE Richmond district
the Ah day Of August 1926 Joseph S. Leakc and MARY
H. his wife, pits against Susan Msssie, Thomas Massis
dts S'0'
me deieudant William 5. Nassie wing entered
h and given security according to the ace Of
"oy ava inc rules Of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory cyi1ence that he is not an Of
country IS ordered, that tho said defendant do appear
mere on tue first day term and answer the bill
OF he pI"ins; and that copy Of this order 10 forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city of Rich
7n' for two months successfully aud posted 1T the Gont
doc Of the capitol, in the said CITY
80 = c6"v. Tr9~. Wv. g. PTvurrrrv. r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

VIRGINIA.: AT rules, holden the clerks offer Of TIC
superior court Of clancery for tho Richmond district
,no 4h day OF August, 82S: Edmund Walls, pit ognil
william II. Foushee and james Rawlings dts
The defendant Wlliam II Foushee not ha wing entered
MS appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court and it appearing bt
satisfactory evidence. thai he is uhabitan OF this
country; il is ordered that the said defendant do a,sar
mere on inc first Gay Of the tpru asd answer the bill
the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be forryi, "a
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mont Tor tro months SUCCESSFULLY and posted Of the front
door Of the capitol. in the said city
o. copy. Teste, VIZ G.. PEyD1TToS r. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

F'hNiNIa: Al rules, holden in ks of It'd
superior court NJ cbancery for the Richmond district,
he day Of September, 1928: Tie President Directors
Company. Of The Farmers Bank of Virginia. and tho
reSiden Directors Company Of the Ba NIX of the United
states, pits dGGtnSt William D. Wren Sergeant of the
Guy OF Richmond, 10 whom the estate Of Chrstopher
IoFRns, Dec hath been committed administr aton.
Mary Tompkirs, the widow the said Chrstophef and
john IL, William, Ludlow, Sarah, Mary Frances and
Emily Iomptns, children md heirs OF the Christopher
torrhns' deceased. Hardy Tompkins, Henry Tonpkins
j. Niiii"m d. Taylor, John J. Taylor the said William
~ wren as adn,or of Edmund Taylor, deceased, James
n'ASion' W NJ Browne James Browne, ir. Jaoueline r
Taylor. and Benjamin Tonpkins dts.
The defendant VILLAIN Tompkips rot havinr sn,e,ea
MS appearance and given security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules OF this court and il BIZ
satisfactory evidence, that he is Of this
country u ordered, that the said defendant appgaT
A"e o. 'nH HIst day Of the answer the bill
INC piaHis; and that copy Of this be forthwith
~ 'ons newspaper published in the city of Rich
oHd Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY posted at the frt
door OF the capitol, ia the said city.
% a copy. Tesle, WM. G. PEHDLETou, c. c.
0s' Jhr CoEsfirUTIoSAL WING IS pTbiis5ed t7SIer q
week, wednesdays and Saiurday,0 at five dollare ,
annuH payable III advance. ~
" Previous to discontnuance Of the paper all ar
isaa9es must be paid UP. And those who NAV y, s 70
discontinue will notify the Editors to that effect at lsss1
ny 6ays before the period expires which they SUBJ
seribcd.
~ FOR adveriising75 yuuare Cor eyS) for tho
ufS' Insertion and 80 each continuance The
nuAoeF OF INSERTIONS be noted MS otber ,gsb
'hey viii be continued and charged accordingly
- ali letters TO the Editors be postpaid or flrr,,
VII receive attention.
Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks Of any Of
Tue States will be received in ayraent for sntcrion 10
NE wing, though Virginia o. States Bank Notes would
y preferred; and Temitianccs be made fro0eh tho
'os"(;ffro = ff- ~ rff,c F,E4...e " c. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
cSu1rss,ovnn AvDrrsov's o,rIcr,7

IN. CHHIsrr5N, Z. T..
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-01
DEED,

In this town on the Both nit Avice wife of Mir. Eon Champion, aged 65.-Furneral Friday at 12 o'clock.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-01
Commissioners Notice.

w E the subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon. Court ofProbate for the District of Ltchfeid. Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of
 NOAH HUMPHREY,
 late of Goshen, in said district deceased represented insolve0t, give notice that will meet at the dwell ling house now occupied by Eben N. Thomson in said Goshen, the 2d day of August and the 24th day of Oct next, at two o'clock F, M. on each of said days to attend to the business of our appointment. Six months from the 24ih day of inst. April, are allowed by said Court for the creditors ofsad estate exhibit their claims to the Commissioner at the expiration of which time all demands not presented will be de- barred recovery. Et
 EpMAN EBMA oyIATT.. ] Commits THERON TOWNER, ''0"sT'' GosbeD, April IF, 1928. AS
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-01

Rassa, risAiel and staag by the TaskiSh ManifeElo has issued dcclaration of war upon independent grounds. This declaration appears io have been founded. first upon the Bon-fal6lment of the tremiy Of Alderman; on the alleged discovery oG a secret treaty between the Turks and Persans, against the Russians; ard lastly the tone of insalt and deh- anee in the Turkish manifesto. But notwithstanding this declaration of war by the court of St. Peters burgh, and the personal and independent grounds upon which it Is placed it Is stated that Russia is most deslrOus to obtaiR the concurrence of her al hes to those measures which, in the new state of Of circumstances she deems it necessary to adopt; and it is also added that fGreat- Britain and France shall abet her in her hostles against the Porte, she will submit to pledge not to seek in the pros- ecuilon of the quarrel any augmentation Of territO "; but if the other European powers shall stand a. !OOf, and withhold cooperation with her, she will then be governed in that as in every other respect by the circumstances which arise.
 Last week was forwarded to New-York from this town, clothing and provisions the amount of $413, for the relief of the suffering Greeks.
 That the box of clothing prepared by the ladies was thus valued, was caused in a great measure by the liberal offerings of good home made linen and flannel from the families of the farmers and the truly accept table donations made of excellent shoes. The Con- mittee were enabled to expend the contributions made of money, to the best advantage the Greek prices at all the stores less than cost and the services of the taors, cOthers waggoncrs, and all who could aid by their labors, were bestowed gratutously.
 To this has since been added contribution of $50 20, from the ladies and gentlemen of this town, for the purchase of Greek bibles and tracts to be dis tributed with the clothing.
 A box of clothing sent at the same time from Litchfeld South Farms valued at $126.
 ENDJD REO1JEST
 Died, at Manchester, Vt on the 16th of April, J0- SEPH BURR, Esq. aged 54. Mir. Burr always sus- taned character free from bIemsh or reproach and distinguished for beraty and mIdness of temper, as we'll as many other amiabe qualities. By Economy and prosperous run of business. he had acquired large fortune, estimated at about $150,000 Of this property, found by his will that his benevolent dis position had led him to make the following, among
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-01
GOSHEN ACADEMY. The ensuing Summer Term in Goshen Acade- my commences on the ttcenty,frst of May.
NOTICE.

\ HE Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Norfolk, hath allowed six months from this day for the creditors of the estate of m
 JOHN BEE, late of said Norfolk deceased exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their properly atiested within said time will be debarred a recovery.
 PETER FREEDOM, AdAaiur. Norfolk, April 28, 1893. 46
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-01
eA uaao ROUy

Leaves New-Haven every evening, Sundays except ed) at 2 o'clock, and arrives in New-York at o. clock in the morning, in to take the lines for Philadelphia, andxAe Morning Boats for Albany.
 The mail for New Haven on Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, will be carried in pleasure wag- gon, leaving Litchfeld at o'clock A. M. and can ac- commodate one passenger.-Book for the above kept at Catlins Hotel, otherwise for passage information apply to J.PARKS.
 Ltchfeld, April 24, 182S
 P. S.-Stages leave Litchfeld for Albany daily, Sundays excepted, at o'clock in the morning. 46
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-01
Vc'O Spring Goods. F. HARRISON

HAS received by late arrivals from New.York, and
 is now opening fnr sale an extensive assortment of GOODS, sniiobIe for the present and approaching season, among which arc Tarif eheap BROAD CLO THIS and CAsIMERES, Drillings, Vestings, Batteste and other Ginghsms, Elegant Blk Satin, and other Silks for dresses,- Fashionable Calicoes, furniture do. Domestic Goods, Irish Linens, Lawns, Linen and Cotton Cambricks, Muslins,
 Bobbinnett Lace, veils, Ribbons for Ladies' Hats, Trimmings &Ic. &cc Morocco and Prunela Ladies' and Childrens Shoes warranted first quaity ALSO-A fine assortment of M MUSICAL INSTRU- MENY'S, Clarionets, Flutes, Violin Strings, Reeds, &Ic.-together with
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-01

Court 0f Probate, ss. District 0f Sharon,
 April 9, 1928.
 U PON the petition of Harvey D. Warner. of Sails bury, in said district showing this Court that he the parent of Noadiah Warner, John Warner, Dar- win Warner, Jennett Warner, and Donald Warner, Of said Salisbury, Minors; that said Minors own as tenants in common with Allen c. Warner, Augustus Waraer, Charles Warner, and Nehemiah Clark, of two certain pieces of land situated in said Salisbury and share of the dwelling house formerly occupied by Nath c. Clark, late of said Salisbury, dec ased being the real estate which was distributed and set off from the estate of the said Nathaniel c. Clark deceased to the heirs law of Elizabeth Warnerde- ceased, the interest of said minors in said real estate valued at about six hundred dollars. Praying for b ery to sell the saEe per petition on le dated A. pril 3, A. D. 1928.
 Ordered. Thatth consideration of said petition be adjourned until the 2d Tuesday of July next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, and that said Harvey War ner give notice hereofby publishing this order three weeks successvey, least six weeks before the said 2d Tuesday of July next, in newspaper printed in Litchheld. copy ofRecord.
 46 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge
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