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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
NEW ANNNNAA4,

~" udN ; haN' sI1til z very large md general
ass 'rtment Of Staple and Fancy foods. q oe,-
rIeS, Hardware, Qaeensware. &,. which he Will
sell NJ u vers small advance for cash. especially
to thnse making large blIl,. Grateful Tor tie ~
conrasement heretofore given hun. he pledges
himself To use his eAertions Ia merit lis rant,nn.
sncr. Having selected his goods with great
care, he can recommend them with entir. conf
dence. lie particularly sollcits the attention of
the ladies To the article, in the frs, part OF The
following list, which comprises a part OF his
stock
PLAIN aud plaid Batisre, very superior
| piece plaid L,istre
Blue, black nalceline, superior
do ssdo eros Ie Naples do
do do Florence do
Superior black Satios, for Ladies dresses
do do Letantines do do
do do Iiallan Lustrirgs
do do Scnchews
Black, white aud pink Satins
White watered silk
do figured do
Blue, white, pink, aud grass Green Flosences
Black Mode and Sierge
Scarlet Thibet Shawls and Hdkfs
cashmere and lerino ShaWls
Black Nankeen aud Wanda me Grapes
do Italian Grapes. superior
love Ha ldkerchiefs
A beautiful assortment of Ladies' fancy GauZe,
Barge, six aud Cashmere I,dhts
Ihr' ad Laces and Edgtngs
Bonnet dl and Foot,ngs
A and Cd BoDiaett
\ splendid assortment belt, bonnet x other Rib
bons
Frog, habit and lace Buttons
silk and Cotton HDsr, large assortment
Ladies aid G~entlernen's silk Gloves
do do Horseskn do
Best Scarlet aud Chocolate B,ndanna Company
Flags aud Calcutta Hdkfs
Calicors, a very large aud splendid assort-
ment
.Glngnalns, a superior assortment of black and
white, pink, bull and other colors
Grass aud colpied Cambrics
BIaIdS, Cords, Hat bandiugs aud Bindings
Fery- psst Sc ing Silks aud Twist
SnG1 GoHlbs Luck, side aud Neck, assorted
Brazilian no tuck, SIDE, cur, neck AID long
Engiish Dressing do
Ftuc Ivory dad Pocket do
Ma. kiag Canvass
Ladies Baskets, a beautiful assortment
do 'ancy Soaps
Dimlties, Prussian Shawis aud Hdkfs
Black worsted Hose Il good assortment
do and wiite Cotton 70 10
I ainuiic tiusiins, assorted
Jaconet, Mat, 5"i,- and Book Mas'ins, plain
aud hgured-a yesy handsome assortment
A.IA..I III.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
THO MAS G%lNBREDE.

Specification Of n patent obtaiaed for n newiy in.
senre4, or digcore ei mo ie or ari, for the rays
amt rearage ofhoney Bees. being a m9de 6g
which The honey may be takea from The hice
0ad a new srdtHl separated from an old one
withoH injury l. either, By Frarcis hetseg,
Lociport. Niagara county, ". YORK, Awust
IS, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
citizens. Travellers.

q Nd others. wanting 10 supply themselves
"a wlth Winter Clio htag. would do well 70
can II Walker and Cos. Emporium OF Fash
}'ns, "nere they can b. supplied vi h any ar
'icIe Of dress al the lawest prices, and OF good
materials and Workmanship, "a We are deter
m'hei , sell cbeaa. Those disposed TO put
''a,e NAV expect ha gains.
NAN street, Lynchburg, next TO the Firgi-
h'an Office.
Jnst received. a large lot of Shoes, Hats
ava Dry Goods, winch viii be sold on terms
which caunot fail to please.
Nov. 3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
Tfe Dietases Of Conscience.

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
POETRY.


lFRaH RoGERs " truY.'1
:. over aud her lovely check is now
va 'er hard piilnu-tlere, alas, to ho
NlshllV, t1ro many and many idrr1ry hour.
W ul' oitrn wei With tears, and tsre It length
''' piate Is e npte, and ttother cpmes1
~ anguish, IN II sttstlnoss Ut death,
~ 5 never mnrs to leave tluse mournfnI walls,
tvc0 on her bier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

1t IS found that the lead on the dome of 81
Pa"ls [ ailledral, London, has been Jused 6y thl
acton n The san.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

The French govrnmen' uss sent presser, type
editors, ard pfinteis 10 establish a new snapc
m lie Morea, to be called the Courier OF Ii
Easi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

Very receuily, FIVE Jews Of respactahiliiy, Of
good propetty, and % considerable learning and
rquiremel Is axe htcn convert 1 To tie CblfS.
,ian taiil, ~ihm the city cfLqnaoA.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

Eqiproeaf LengnGgo.-One calls Mt a eroce
~ store, aud asks Have you my coarse fine
salt -" No. replies the grocer, Il but | have
some very tne coarse sat."
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
lftebfteLu Gountp 350gt.
LITCHFIELD, DECEMBER 25, l8:s.

Aresolu,on has been brought forward in the Vir- ginia Legislature, proposing to amend ie Const- tuition of the United States, that the President shall be elected for the term of years, and be ineligible to the office after having served that period. If the Constitution to be thus amended, believe [ would be productive of the most beneficial results Fhough the venerable fathers of this sacred instru
 ment were men of capacious minds and expanded views; of purity of motive and principle -men whose wisdom is surpassed by none of the present day. yet it must be conceded that it was impossible for them to form a system of government, adapted not only the of our infant institutions at that time, but also to the multifariOus interests of the country after the lapse ofyears, when should have grown into powerful DaiiOn-adapted in every respect to the character and genius of future generaiioDS.- Every Presidential Election calls into being all the angry passions of men, and excses of feeling which binds and sets aside the principles of justice; tramplss upon virtue and worth and uphods vice; assas the reputation of the just and the up- right and builds up the credit Offhe worthless This has been in measa the rate of shnes for ihe last
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
NOTICE.

F inhabitants of the town of Winches.
 A ter are hereby notified that the subscriber has received warrant to collect State Tax of said town. laid on the list of 1897, and that he will attend at Morgan's tavern in Winsted, on Monday the 18th day :of Jannary next, iron, 10 o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock F. M. Also at Skiunsrs tavern in Winsted from Q until o'clock P. M. of the,same day; and at Fl. BIake's tavern in Winchester on Tuesday the 18th of January next, at 2 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of receiving raid tax.
 SYLVESTER PLATT, Collector. Winchester, Dec. l5, 1898. ~28
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
NOTICE.

A T an Annual Town Meeting, held by ad . "A journment Nov. 17th, 1928, in Norfolk The following votes were adopted, restrain ing the creatures therein named from running at large on the highways and commons in the town of Norfolk. on penalty of the sums spE- cifed in each, payable by the owner to any person impoundng the same, over and above the legal impound;ng fees, and for the term mentioned therein, viz: Voted, to restrain all horses, or horse kind, from running at large from and after the first day of March next, on penalty of 50 cents each.
 Voted, 10 restrain all horned cattle from running at large from the first day of April to the first day of November, on penalty uf 2s cents each-alIowing, notwithstanding. each owner of cattle during said term, the privilege | of letting twocows runat large. provided they are confnrd from sunset to sunrisc each day: and also that cattle under two years old, be- longing to this town, may run at large. Toted, to restrain swine from running at large on penalty of 1e 2 cents each. Voted. to restrain sheep from running at large on penalty of l2 1-g cents each.
 Voted, to restrain geese from running at large on penalty of ie l-e cepts each. unless well yok"d, ard one wing clipped sufficient to prevent it's flying.
 true copy of the original votes. Attest,
 AUREN ROYs, Town Clerk. Nortofk. Nou. 17th, 1923. 4s28
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
NOTICE.

Vh'HE inhabitants ofthe town of Washing
 ton and non-residents having taxes in said town, are hereby notified that have two town taxes for collection. one laid on list lo@6' of three cents on the dollar. on that part of the town lying in the south society {: the other laid on list of 1 827, of four and a hafcents on dollar, on that part ofthe town lying in New Preston. each remaining in part unsettled and that will call at inc house of Nathan Newton, on Thursday thc 18th of Jan. 1929, at 9o'cIock in the morn. ing. and at the house of Sheldon Camp. at o'clock ofthe same day, and at the house of Peter Powell, on the succeeding day, at l o,- clock, for the purpose of recciying inc taxcs All who neglect this notice must expeet tc pay fees. LEVRlTT ALLEN, CoiFf. ;
 Washington. Dec. @, 1928. ss
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
NOTICE

WYE the subscribers having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of Litchfeld, Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of
 ESTHER WOODFORD late of Goshen, deceased, represented insol- vent, give notice that We wul meet nn the business of our said appointment on the 4th day of May and 2cd day ofJune next, at two o'clock on each ( 'aid days. at the house of Moses Wadham: said Goshen. Six mouths arc allowed by 5, Court for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims. All claims not exhibited within said time will be debar- red recovery.
 TRUMAN STARR, )o
 THERON TOWNER, comm'S-
 AUGUSTUS MILES. S'0"e'S' All persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make immediate payment to WALKER PRENTICE, Ear. Goshen, Dec. IT. 1923. ss 28
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25

the t, allowing described req! esia!e Tae firsr piece is the Homestead on which said Elijah Lyman last lived, containing about thirty acres, the o:her piece is piece of woodland containing about nine acres, and lying about quarter n!'a mile snnth-caSt- erlv of ,he dwelling house in which said Elijah Lyman las, lived and praying foi ID t.der to scil al. ;i,e interest ci said mi nurS in sid .nd>.
 ir IS !hcsr:,e ordered that said pciiiioI !,a cun;iuu"i Ln ;be second Monday !,l Nar.h next, and i!lat notice of the pendcn- cy of said petition anti of this order hc siv- on by publishing i; in paper printed m LitcHfed, three weeks successiveIy, 'iii las, oi' wi;ic!l publications to be al least &iS weeks bttole said second Monday 6 March, and that notifications thereof bt posted in th:ec !;tfe.ent public places ii said town of Warren. By Order uflha Court,
 GEORGE STARR, 60 (IuAr ,ii;.p ,,. s.>;d liners
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
MR. GARRITT {;

MR. GARRITT;
 Sir-By causing the following to be in- serted in your useful paper. you will confer favor on many of your subscribers: and it is believed, subserve the cause of LAW and ORDER and it is hoped, induce our fellow citizens in other sections of our Town and County. go and do likewise.
 At Meeting of a large number of the ln- habitants of the west part of inc towu of Litchield, convened at the dwelling house of Henry Wadsworth, for the purpose of devising measures for the suppression of Crimes, against the Laws, and Trespasses a. ganst the rights, and property, of the good citizens Ofthis state.
 The following Preamble, and Constitution, were unanimously adopted and subscribed--
 PREAMBLE.
 WHEREAS, many individuals in the town of I.itchfirld, have, for several years past,sus tained frequent injuries & depredations.c com mited on their property. by evil minded per sons. wko have, thus far, in a great measure. eluded the vigilance. of the constituted au- thori,ies, and escaped the punishment due to their crimes. Now. therefore, for the more effeetuaI suppression of crimes, and to assist the constituted authorities. in bringing to jus tice, the perpetrators theieOf; we. the under signed, have thought it highly proper and eApedient. to enter into and adopt the follow ing regulations, to effect the purposes afore said, viz;
 This society shall be called the Vigilant So ciety of Litcbfeld.
 ARTICLE l. SEC. 1sf. The Society Offic- CTS shall consist of president, secretary, and four directors the president, secretary, and treasurer. shall hold their offices for one year. 2d. The president shall preside in aM the
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of -l- Lichfeld hath assigned the second Tues day in January next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at tue Probate Office in Litchfelds for the examination and settlement of the ad ministration account of the subscriber, execu- tor of the last will aud testament of
 ELIJAH LYMAN, late of Warren, deceased; at which time and place all persons interested in the estate ofsaid deceased win ifth-y see cause attend before said court and be heard in the premises.
 By order of said Court.
 JUSTUS SACKETT, Erecntor. Warren, Dec. l7th, 1928. sSs
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
SPRAYED OR TAKEN

kHNOM the pasture of the subscriber, about IL the first of November.
 TWO KEEPERS, A one year old last spring, one a dark red or brown, with white star in her forehead wall built, supposed to be with calf; the other a pale red Orsyellow, simmer than the other both in good order. Whoever will give me information of them shall be we'll rewarded.
 JOHN WHITTLESEY. Salisbury, Dec. l3, 1893. esq
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
SPRAYED

LNROM the subscriber some time in July
 I last. three head cf young CATTIE.- viz. one two year old pale red and hite steer. one two year old red and white pied hcifer. more white than red upon her, and one rcd yearling steer, palish. and no white upon him. Whoever will give information to the owner shalI,be generously rewarded. and nj neces- saTy charges paid.
 .sg IAMEx TCE
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber on the 10th inst. an old dark red COW. som" wi,ite in the face, under the helly, and on the cpd Of the tail ; the horns have been bored, no o;hr" marks u.,srfvrd. The owner is requested to pay charges and take her away
 BENJ. II. WHITE.
 Sharon, Dec. l8, 1923. 2S
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
Court of Pro5atc ss. District of Litch- field. Dec, 23I. 4. D. 1928,

Upon the petition of Anna Hills of Goshen, in said district, showing tO this Court that she
 is the lawful guardian and is also the mother of Frederick Hills, Lucy Hills, and Elisha Hills, all bcl"nging to said Goshen, and Mi nors under the age of twenty-One years, and children of Miles Hills, late cf said Goshen, deceased-that each of lhe said minors is the owner and is seized in fee of one undjvi- dcd seventh part lying in common and undi
 yidpd with the other children of said Niles. of about one hundred ana foriy-e;ght acres of land, situated in said Goshen and in Torring- ! ton in said district, being the whole of the re-
 al estate ,nf which the said Miles WAS seized and possessed at the tune of his deAth-and 0feach of which said seventh parts thereof, 1 each of said minors b:came tie owner and l the same came to and vested in each, by de- 1 scent from and as heir at law to their said ia ther Miles decased--praying, for reasons sta ted in said petition. for liberty fo sell the same. according to tha statute in such case provided, as peT petition on file, dated De- ce'nher 18th. 1893, will more fully appear.
 Ordered. by this Court, that the considcra- ton of said petition be adjourned until the second Tuesday in March. A. D. 1929. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchficld in said District sand that the petitioner give public notice thereof by pub fishing this order in newspaper printed in said Litchfield, (and posting copies of the l same in three public places iu said Goshen) three weeks siccessively, at least six weeks before the said second Tuesday of March A. !. D. 1899. A true Copy of Rrcnrd . 26 FREDERICK WOLCOT'T ,Jndpe
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
Daily Line from Litch- field to Hartford.

Y EAVES Litchfeld every morning (Sun. A days excepted,l at g O'clock. and ar- ives in Hartford at { o'clock. Leaves Hart ford every morning, Sundays excepted) at o'cclock, and arrives in Litchfeld at f.- MoDda '. Wednesday, and Friday. Uia North field Pi; mouth Bristol, and Pennington. to Hartford returns from Hartford on the same and Saturday from Litchfield Uia Harwin- ton Burlington. Huntington, to Hartford.- Returns from Hartford on the same route the following days.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
Darius Chapter.

The annual meeting of DaFins Chapter No I6. w;ll
 6s holden at he hasono Han. on ths .s0lh sav oe
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
'Dt7s D

Tn this town Dec 10, Harriet, daughter of Mir Reuel Bradley, aged II
 December 27 in this town, Mir Zaccheus Sanford aged 77---a evolutionary soldier
 Tn this town 18th ut Mir Lemue HumPhreysviile,a- ged 58
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
Notice

Is hereby given that the. subscriber is appointed collector ofa town tax laid on the stof the town of koxbnry for the year ofsiS cents the dollar, ana that wh attend at ny office on the 18th day of January i0S, for the purpose of receiving said tax. Those who neglect to payby said lime, will soon be called upon at their own expense.
 ISAAC. C.LEAvENWoRTH, Collector. RoShury, December g, 1893. 2s
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25

Surer, any money that may DC cOpIriDuted Dy any person. friendly to the object, of the soci- ety, although such person shall not have sub sCribed this constitution.
 9th. When any person. shall, through the agency of this society, be convicted of any crime. by which reward is promised, by the laws of this state the money so obtained shall be received by the directors. and ac- counted for in the same manner as the other funds of the society.
 ART. 5. This constitution shall not be aI- tered, or amended, except at an annual meet ing.
 The following are the names of the officers for the year ensuing;
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, President.
 ENOS STODDARD. Secretary.
 WILLIAM COE, Treasurer.
 LEONARD KINNEY, PUTNAM KILBoRN, D:
 CHESTER C. GosLEE, D"'e'ofS
 SHERMAN LANDON.
 Resolved, That the Secretary prepare a copy ofthe doinss of lhls meeting. for Publi- cation in the Litchfeld County Post.
 ENos sToDDARD. sec'y. Litoh field Probate District, Deccmber IT, , 1928.
 WHEREAS George Stone of Warren in said District, brought his petition to this court therein stating that he is guar dian of Elijah s. Lyman and Lorihda P. Lyman of said Warren minors and children of Elijah Lyman late of Warren deceased, and that said minors are owners of certain real estate lying in said town of WarTe0-- 10 wit, that said minors each own shores iii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07
Oct. II

Nm chaneeryVFs inia - IIue. holden III The cierk',
" office Of the county cour Charlotte the Sin day of
Octohef, 1923,
Gregory and Elizabeth h., vile, formerly Elizabeth
Neal, PHI.
Against
William Scott and Sarah his wife, Su,snnah Peltu, Levi,
Camp aud JoaGna his WIFE Charles Oliver Lucy his wife
John iord and Patssy ms wife, Nancy Pondexer, Sicily
Herndon. John Neal Thon,. Eea Syiyanu. Neal William,
Neal David Neal the children md hers OF Neal dec
IA OF Thomas Neal the elder, dec whose names ere
unknown, David @. Davis TheGphilu, r. Davis, Cbsmpop
T. n Dsvis, Jacob Davis John Dsvi, Elvfa Cargo the
children and heirs of VIM. Neal dec whose names are un
known, the children and heirs Ellison Neal dec whose
s-o unknown ami the children and heirs Of Sic
phen Nrai dec. whose also UNKNOWN Lewis Canp
and Joanna his wife, John ord and Patsey his WIFE de.
The defendants Sicily Hefndon, John Neal Thomas Neal
Syssnu Neal, he children and heir. of John Neal dec of
william Neal dec and Of Elncr Neal dec End of STEPHEN
Neal, dec whose unknown not having entered
their appearance according 10 the Act Assembly and The
Rules OF this court add appearing the sstsseoD this
court that they not inhabitants Of this State mo,
ton OF The plaintiffs by counsel II Ordered that the said
Defendant. do appear here the first Monday Jsnu,y
neIt and enter their appearance aud the PLAINTIFF
bill, and give fecury for performing the decree Of the
court and tst copy Of this order he inserted IN the Rich
mJnd Enquirer for t'sc months successvey, and posted at
the front door Of the Courthouse Of said county.
cory. Teste, WINSLOW ROBINSON elk
Uct' ~. f8-wGft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07
Oct. 3.

WAS committed to the Jail OF this County on
w the 4th day of July last, negro man named
Ben, who says he belongs 10 Mrs. Sally Miles of
Amherst County, Va. Ben is about 45 or 80 wears
OF age, 5 feet inches high, dark complexion.
some of his front teeth out, and his forefinger to
his right hand stiff. He had on, when committed.
light colored homespun coat and pantaloons, and
an old black hat. He says he was raised by Mr..
Joseph Sutton, late of this county, and sold
by him 10 Mrs Thomas Miles. The owner of the
above negro is hereby notified 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges. and take him away,
or else he will be disposed of as the law directs
VIM. s. RoYSToN, 1a,lo w. Gro ,r
Sept. &c 4--wJ9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07
Oct. II

VIRGINIA: AT Rules, holden in the Clerk. Oce of the
Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dstic
the 9Th day Of October, 1925
The mutual Assurance Society against FIRE ON bul2nr, or
tue State ofVrginia, Plaintiff,
Against
Mara Wiseham, and VIM. Paine, Maria Paine anil Eliza.
h'th Paine infant children, and only hsrs Cs,ne PANE
lse Catharine W:ebsm, decd Charlie, COPELAND, and Judith
Nicholson. ex'x, of Andrew Nicholson deed, Dr.
The defendant VIM Paine, having entered his appear
ance and gwen security according TO the Of Assembly
Rules o this Codit, and appearing by ssficto evidence
that he MOI uhahtsnt OF this snIry: ordered That
the said defendant DO appear here the m DAY
Jan Term and answer The hill of The plaintiffs sod that copy
OF this Order be forthwith inserted publish,
ed IN the City OF olmond for months sIceevely aud
Pusie al The front door OF the CAPITOL in the said City
copy Te,te,
VIM. q. PENDLETON, G. C.
Oct. II AZ Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

I'm cHANCERY At a court held tor RrcL,,,n-
ham county, the llth day of Aug 1925
Thomas Russell, Plaintiff
against
GrandersonJ j. Cover, and VIM II. Smith. Df,.,
The defendant Glover not having entered his an
psa.dhce, ana gwen security according TO the Act
OF assembly, and the Rules OF this Court and :,
appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, he is not ar,
nhabitant Of this county, 1t is Ordered, That tbe
sad Glover do appear here on first dav of Novem-
ner Term next, and answer the Plaintiffs Bill; and
lnala copy Of this Order be forthwith inserted in
iichmond, Tor two mouths successfully, and postcd
at the front door Of the courthouse of this county
copy. Tcs'e, i. ELDRiDGE, ID.
Sept. II 2-,ys,,