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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
PORT OF
ARRIVED,

49, a. ami LbS
WEDNESDAY, Novembe 26.
Echr Gold Huntress, Cunie fr Philadelphia, with
coal.
Sloop Albion, Barker from Norwich.
6ioop Reindeer, Davis FIN Troy.
." Sioop Spartan, Presbrey fin Taunton.
U L sloop Providence, Brown, 2 days from New
York.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
Sloop Leopard, Tanner fin East Grecnwich:
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Bunker from New
York.
Brig Hazard. Trott from Bath, with lumber to
schr Swift, Crowell, s days from Norfolk, with
produce to the master.
schr Mercy, Baxter fin Baltimore, with corn to 5
Adams Jr.
" schr Mary, Nickerson FIN H.lowell,
Schr Helen, Howes FIN Ha!lowcll.
Schr Sophronia, Wardwell FIN Bangor.
Schr Mary, Boss I'm Addison (Me).
Schr Eliza and Betsey, Parker fin Newport.
b Schr Jane, Hoskins I'm Newport.
Schr LYDIA, Smalley from New York, with corn
and rye.
Schr Boxer, Crowell FIN Newport.
=. S!oop Susan, Trip I'm Hartford.
sloop Resolution, Wainer from Westport, with
wood.
Sloop Eleanora, Baker I'm New York, with grain
TO the master.
4, SlOop LeVants BAKER I'm new 10TH, WIN Co'o"
and merchandise.
Sloop Eliza, Myrick fin Froetown:
Sloop Friendship, Myrick FIN Freetown.
Sloop Deborah, Swift I'm Sandwich.
Sloop Reaper, Besse FIN Wareham.
Sloop Cyreen. Simmons I'm Dighton.
Sloop William, Chubbuck I'm Sandwich.
Sloop Morning Star, Simmons FIN Somerset.
Sloop Wellington, Brown, Freetown.
Sloop Mary, Westcott i'm Wexford.
H Sioop Eagle, Reynolds FIN Wexford.
Sioop Emeline, Cvggeshall fin Bristol.
sloop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
Sloop Morning Star, Greene, East Greenwich.
Sloop Bccca and Betsey, Pearce FIN Bristol.
Sloop Franklin, Brown, Pawcatuck.
,Sloop George Il Mary, Walden, Newport.
FRIDAY November %.
-Sloop Lucy Emsline, Sphinx I'm Wexford.
f'"t CLEARED.
Brig Orono, Foster, New Orleans-S Manton
Schr Savannah, Gorton, Richmond-W Josl:n
U l. sloop Express, Gardner, New York
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
No. 6, North .Moin.sf.

VAyHERE seats can be taken for Boston. Stages leave
every day, At 3 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Books kept also at Spencer's, Manufacturers Hotel; Bus
sey's, North Main-streek; Clarks p. NJ. Strcs; and New
toms (formery stones North End.
All information respecting the Bostoi, stnges will be given
by the Agent nj the above Office.
n. B.-ExIa Coaches furnished st short notice.
Nov 26 AZARlAH FULLER .1geHt.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
sTILLMAN,s sELF-hpJUsrING TEMPLES,

NE ANUfACTURED and Oh hand al, Westerly, where or
1VK ders will be received and punciually attended 10.
The principal advantages Of these Temples over the common
hand temples %ae-they move hemselyts-make the cloth
more eveii-preyeni the sewage threads fom breaking-make
a much better selvsge aud hner face on .he cloth prevents
tho slsies from wear at the ends. One person with these tenn
pllrs can attend three looms easter than two wah the hand lem
pics.
Reference may he had TO most Of The principal establishments
in The country. .. NJ. STILLMAN.
Westertu, X. 4. .Nov. %. Gun.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
U| A CARD.

Sylvester Allen, late master OF the ship William
of w arren, together with his officers and crew, beg
leave through the medium Of the public journals, to
Aender their sincere thanks and u~nfcigned gratitude
to Captain Sheffield, Of the schr Eagle. OF Canning
N B. for his exeriions in sescuing them from a wa.
terry grave, and for his kindness and attention while
on board, rendering their sitI alton, in all respects,
~ comlor table as The case would possibly admit.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High wster-Tbs Day 2h SIN. Sunday Oh Am. Monday
3h 30n. Tuesday, All. l3m.
lr subtsActins NJ minate, gives the time Of high water Al Newport
sddins . hours aud 0 minutes, gives the lime OF high water at Botton
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

M ANlFESTO, published by the Government of Colon
lVl ba, of the reasons which il has to make War against
the Government of Peru; together with the answer given
to the charges-by Citizen NJ. l.. ViDAURRE, as Prime
Minister Of State and of Home and Foreign Relations.
Also, Conversations on Political Economy, In which the
elements of that science are .famiiiaviy explGned-by the
author Of Conversations on Chemistry and Natural Philoso.
phy-corected and improved, and adapted to the use Of
schools by Rev. J. l.. BLAZE, A. NJ. Just received and for
sale by A. s. BECKWITH,
Nov 20 No. 10, st.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29

HEREBY forbid all persons ~harboring or trusting my
n wife Dorcas on my account, as she has LEFT my bed and
board In a ~scndalous manner. ! shall pay no debts OF her
contracting after this date. Likewise, ! forbid the Albion
Manufacturing Company paying my son Whiting Hayden
any part Of his wages that is due, or may be due, until the
2ist Of June, 1879. EP!lRAlM HAYDEN.
SIatersvilIe, November 2lst.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
A NEW ARTICLE

XKIH,CH Il may truly be said is Water Pnof-a new
supply Of India Rubber Shoes IN addition 70 his for
mcr stock, together with n few pairs of lndta Rubber Boots,
which viii I've sold eteaplor approved paper, or cisll, Whole
sale aud retail. Please Gull and see AT No II Westminster
street ,. Z. SMITH.
Noy. %,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
NEW GOODS.

ARCHER X HATCH will open this morning, n ffesl
n supply OF CLOTHS and CASSlMERES, together
with n general assortment OF Goods in their line, which, wert
bought at auction in New York at very n. .,ced prices, and
will he sold at n small advance. Nov 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29

pThe steam boat Washington, due yesterday, had not
arrived when orr paper went 10 press.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29

CANAL LFT~ELLIGENCE.
Arrived on Wednesday,, boat Rhode Island, from Mans
field, with wood.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
NOTICE.

Boston and Providence Com
mercial Line Of Stages, leave
Spenccr's Manufacturer Ho-
&ASDlMESTISf~ tel, Providence, every morning
Nye at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ. and ar
rives in Boston. al half past !,
p. NJ.
Books kept at the Stage Office, (spencer's Hotel, at the
Washington Hotel, Busseys Hotel, and J. Stones Tavern.
The drivers of this line Of stages drive through to Boston,
and any business entrusted to them will be punctually at
tended To.
Passengers In the Steam Boats from New-York, can al
ways be certnin Of finding one or more of the coaches Of This
line in readiness at the Steam Boat wharf, to take passengers
through To Boston. A. FULLER, .4gent, Boston.
Nov. 90 G., n Aren't, Providence.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
IN MUSIC,
THOMAS II. PARKER,

NANCY and Windsor Chair Painter, respectfully informs
the public that he has taken the shop formerly occupied
by thudc, Il. Allen, IN Mstbcwson-s;reci, the third door from
WcNminste street, where he will he happy 10 receive any or
der in BIZ. line of business. Having procured the bea of stock,
he hopes by puneiuaIi'y and doing hi, work in a workmauiike
manner, to meiit his shan Of the public patronage.
ON HAND,
Large high back Rocking Chairs, well flushed Children
Dining and small Rocking Chairs, cheap for Cash.
November ~. j. am.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
DIED

In this town, yesterday morning, Mrs sarahSmith, widow
81 The late Dir Charles Smith, in the 6d year OF her age
Funeral to morrow afternoon, AFTER Divine service, from the
house of Mr. Joshua Bacon, Randall street.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
HATS.

ECEIVED by the benjamin franklin, and this rntfn
IA ing opening, a few dozen of fret qua ny BEANEf
HATS, which are of Il superior insirc.
ALSO.
A few dOzsu elegant LONDON FUR SEAL CAPS.
Nov. ~. W. l.. ALDRiCH.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
NOTICE.

III persons indebted 10 J. Y. AAEs, Physician, are re-
"A quesled 10 make immediate payment TO n. Ames, SO,
south Water street, or 10 q. II. Gay, IA ~, Westminster
stieet. All demands against said J. r. Anes VIII lie i'm
mediate,y adjusted by N, Ames. MS above, Nov 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29

FROM our coRaEsPoSDEsrs.
go NEWPORT, Nov 2sth.
. Sailed on Wednesday, new ship Erie, Adams, for
Pacific Ocean, whaling.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,

6hF every description are manufactured II = srtd ny thc
~ subscribers, mud warranted in every respect eqt'ny rs
GOOD and ms cl,eap A can he purchased in the city VI New
York. DObLES 4 PRICE,
Nov 10 tPccks w NAT.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
In this town, on "Wednesday evening last, by Rev. Mr.
Church, Mr. John Carnes, ofthe city Of New York, TO Miss
Ann Eliza Fenner, ofthis town.
In Bristol. Mr. John Manchester, j.. to Miss Sarah A
Pesbodie MIR Stephen ID Reynolds, Of this town, to Miss
Lydia Wilson, Of The former place.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

TENHE creditors of JOSHUA d. Woop, are hereby notified
q To exhibit their d1ims 10 the subscriber, ON VT befure
the first day of Marc, neat, that they may he etRiiled TO the
benefit of the provisions IL hs deed OF trust, dated the finn
bay of May last. GEORGE CURTIS.
Nav : M
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29

LOOKING GLASSES.
81 CASES gilt framed Looking Glasses, new patterns,
MOSES POTTER L co.
Nov 20 No. SO, Cheapsidc.
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NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
B~earings and Distances Of the following places
from Nayat Point Light House.
North stake on Canimicut Point. s w ! 8 dis
lance I miles.
South ditto ditto s 80 w I miles.
Buoy on the Flats south Of Canimicut by w z
miles.
Warwick Neck, south point, 8 20 w ~ miles.
Patience, northwest point. s 20 w "A miles.
Easternmost point of Prudence s by Z 2 miles.
Papasquash, south point, S by + I f 81 miles.
Rumstick Rocks, s + 1 s 2 miles.
Bullock's point Stake and Gaspee Point in one,
N w ! w 2miles.
The above were taken by Captains Nathaniel
Pearce and Charles Sheldon.
On and after December lst. 1923, the lamps will
be lighted. CHRISTOPHER ELLERY,
Superintendent Of Light Houses.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
LEVER PRINTING PRESS.

LEVER PRINTING PRESS.
THNHE subscriber having simp!ifed and improved his
u Printing Presses, now offers them at reduced prices,
viz: Imperial, 500, Saper-rOyal, S2l0, and Royal, $500,
and warrants them for the term Of one year. Tie alteration
is principally in the manner Of applying the power to the
main levers. JOIN l. WELLS.
Hartford, Nov. IS, 1923. 3w
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FIRE PROOF

FIRE PROOF.
. VUsT received and opened a large supply of >" warranted
- fire proof" Nappies expressly for baking from . to
II inches, for sale by MOSES POTTER 4 co.
Nov 20
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VESSELS roKEN
a 500 =, inf 8 10, Ion 20 20, rhr Harriet, a days nm Ports
1'suth fs Rio Junciv.
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APPRENTICES WANTED.
THE subscribers wish to employ, Immediately, two smart,
! active lads as Apprentices TO the Root and Shoe making
business. HAL & MITCHELL.
Nov 20
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HUZZA FOR THE L THOUSAND DOLLARS!
XXIIlO would not rather have II than 10 have Jackson
w. Presidsntf not a man in Christendom bat would
say I" with all my heart I"
Vermont Stale Lottery; draws on Monday, Dec. Ia.
This most splendid scheme reads ms follows
prize OF 10000; I OF 1000; Of 1900; ! OF 1923; 20 Of
1000; aud a host of others, such a. 500, 800, 900, 100, &c.
Whole tickets 81, and shares IA Proporton-fr sale nj
CLARK'S,
r. l.. State Lottery and Exchange Once, ~, IA and 10,
Market street, corner of Onion Buildings.
u Where have been sold an enormous amount OF capital
over there Will be a still larger amount sold than was ever
known before. Cash paid for The whole without discount
for interest.
10 call nj the Corner. Nov %
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
NOTICE.

The Court of Probate for the district of New-Mil- ford has limited md allowed six months from this date for the creditors of the estate ofWALKER STONE, la,e of New-Mford, in said district, deceased, for the exhihit,tion of their claims against the to the subscribers. All claims not presented within said time will be debar ed recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment
 DANIEL DAYTON, Adainis-
 HENRY STONE, trators. New.Milford Dec. l2, 1928 T
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18

he, as if tO mock the agnny of his parent, clamberrd mp the remaining steps. and strad ding acTOss the tnpmest bar, held out his lit tle hands and smiled, as proud of his daring feat. Tie mother al last folded the object of her fears and afirci"rs tO her fond bosom. and descended with her precious burthen in safety, shedding tears Of gratitude, and hrea thing heartfelt prayer to that Providence which had SD miraculously preserved her dear little pet.-Paistey Ado.
 Sir Isaac Newton was once riding over Salisbury plain. when hoy keeping sheep called out to him. Sir, you'd better make haste on, or you Will get a wet jacket New ton looking round and observing neither a cloud nor a sperk on the horizon, logged on, taking no notice of the rustics informatiOn.- He had made but few miles. when a storm suddenly arising, wet him to the skin. Sur prised at the crCums,anCe.and determining if pOssible,tO ascertain how an ignorant boy had attained precision and knowledge in the weather. of which the wispst philosopher well might be proud. he rode back, wet as he was My lad' said Newton, I wiI give thee a guinea, if thou wilt ard can tell me h Dw thou canst foretell the weather SO truly Will yt SIT? will tell ye thea said the boy scratch ing his head. aud holding out his hand for the guinea. Now, sir,' having received the mo- nry, and pointing to his sheep, when you see that black ram turn his tail towards the wind, 'ts sure sign "frain within an hour. What exclaimed the philosopher, must in order to fUretrl the weather. stay here, and watch hich way that black ram turns his tail 2 Yes, sir Of rode Newton quite satisfied with his discovery. but not much in cIined to avail himself oft, or 10 recommend it to others.
 High Eirh--Good blood, 80 called is ve ry good thing, inasmuch as ii often brings with it an acceptable herItage-arable land, wood land, and pasture land, together with rents, dividends, and so forth. But throw a. side Mammnn, and we consider all blood 10 be pretty much the same. At all events, Its heraldrc shades of color have little to do with the quality of genius and therefore we con- slider the statement of a morning paper, (gen- erally too precise on this poipt) that one of his poetcaI correspondents. is a lady des- cended from family of the highest respect ability to be wholly irrelevant. Her rhymes are clearly no smoother on that account; nor would dulness from the same. or any other high -bloOded source, be therefore the less tedious. Indeed, as far as fact has gone until the present stage of literary history, Genius has, (very PerVersely we suPPose) slueu "ith the democratic purty and has even to a pro- verb kept aloft from the tapestried chambers of the @great. To conclude, the argument comes tothis; Genius is etherial and eel estial fire, whether its possessor be knight or squire, queen or spinsttr.whether it dwell un- der the gided canopy or the plain matched cot-the latter. by the way, far more favora- ble to it's purity and its de. elopement.
 N. Y. Statesman.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
NOTI('E.

The Hon. Court of Probate for the district ofLitch- 6ed has assigned Saturday d day of January, l829 at the Probate Office, o'clock P. M. for the appointment of Commissioners the estate of JE.. MlMA LOOMS, late of Torrington, deceased, rep resented insolvent; all persons interested may ifthey see cause appear sRd be heard concercing said ap- pointment. ASAPH GiLLEF, Ad.
 Torrington, Dec. 16, 1928. p
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
NOTICE.

The Cour' of Probate for the District of Litchfe,d hath assigned the 27h day of instant December, at o'clock m the atiernoon,at tine Probate Office in Litch- field, for the appointpent of Comm ss0nes on t!e tate of PHI iAS ART, late of Cornwall in said district, deceased, represented insovent, at which time and place all persons interested n said w if they cause, attend before sad court and be heard respecting such appointment. By order of sad Court. PHINEAS BALDWIN, Eyr.
 Cornwall, Dec. I3, 1928. 27
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
DG75D In this village, the l7th inst Cornelia daughte' oi MrJ. c. Wadsworth, aged7.
A Fla m for Sale.

For sale farm containing ffy-four acres, lying within one half of mile of Winchester meeting house, with good dwelling house two barns and other ecessary out buildings the same. all in good repair. Said land is divided into moving and pasture. aud hay sufiic ent to winter 15cows small part of he purchase money oay will be repaired of the purchaser in advance. LEVI BRON SON.
 Winchester Centre Dec II, 1928. 8w27
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
NOTlCt,.

IN pursuance of an order of the Honorable Court of Probate for trict of Litchfeld will he sold at public Vendue on Tuesday the 18th day of January at 2o.clo a, the late dwelling house of the wi d W AMY BENTON, late of Ltchfe d n said Dis trct deceased all the personal estate of said deceas- ed, consisting of Ta' s, Chairs, Chests, Beds md Bedding. EBENEZEK BENTON, Adm'r
 Der IT. 1928
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
TRLCKERY EXPOSED.

short time since, say an English gentle man who recently visited Lisbon. the priests found, or pretendrd t0 have found. an image dug up from the earth, aud proclaimed It to be the effigy of an eminent saint It was ac- cordingIy set up in one ofthe churches.where crowds of devoteps assembled to offer up ad- oratiuns. Tn his sdntshp was referred the decision oi the disputed point who was the legitimate monarch of Portugal. The priest mt the question, in an audible voice, is Don pedro the lawful Sovereign of these realms 7 The saint shook his head as negative indl- cation. Is Don Miguel the sovereign y The i,age nodded assent. This Jas repeated on various occasiOns.to increased congregations, and was considered by the multitude as an astonishing miracle. At one time, in the pre- s4nce of our informant, the first inquiry had been replied to as usual; to the second, no answer was returned. upon winch the priest repeated the question. and at length assumed a great vehemence of manner, when boy popped his head from behind the curtain, and exclaimed, 1t is not my fault sir, the string $ broken :"
 THE rARlFF.-The House of Representa- lives. by very decided vote last week. refus- ed ia consider d resolution to instruct the committee on manufacturps to inquire into in. expediency of repealing the duty on salt and molasses-and. in the present week, in like manner,promptly put aside another res olution offered as tu the duty on salt only.- And again-we have the decided rejection Ot Mir Weem's resolution. The tariff will not Q he touched this session. Niles.
 Wm B. Giles has been elected governor of Virginia, without any regular opposition though about 70 votes were given for other persons This the last year that he can con- additionally serve in thai office.
 Wm King, ofMaine, has beenappOinted by Gov. I.ipcnln,i in the recess of the Legislature a senator of the United States, m place of Mi Paris, resigned.
 A shoemaker one day fitting customer with pair of boots. the buyer observed th"t hp had but one objection to them. whlch "as fhat the soles were too th.ck-"tf that IS AIi' ~enl;ed Crispeu. ..put on the boots, and the objection will gradually ,cedr atcay.
 KEEPING APPLEs.-Cobbett's English Gardener states one fact on this subject, Sxhich will he new 10 most Of our readers. "When apples are frozen, if they are kept in total darkness until af CT thaw, they v;ll lose little of their original flavor. II they thaw in the light they wii! certainly rot"
 A NEW BANK.-It is said that on open ;,o the stomach of barber of Modena, ,who recently GU, his throat. there were found there deposited, for safe keeping. sixty nine Venetian sequins, seventy-two impe' rial ducats, eighteen aIfd"ubloons of Par ma. two louis, three half soverelgns' and quarter double; more specie than some O the banks in this country could produce their vaults were opened.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
Stationary

Of all kinds and of the best quaIity-THE ALLAN TIC SOUVENIR, a Christmas and New Years pre- sent, for l829-THE TOKEN, published at Boston, hy S. G. Goodrich, price $2 5O---A good assortment ot P"cket-Knlves--Th Imperial Renovator, for ex- r"cnng grease, oil, &c. from Ladies' dresses. Also, London Botanical Vegetable Soap, for extracting gtease ot every kind from gentlemens clothing
 Litchfe!d Nov 26, 1925. 24
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
DRAWN Numbers in Connecticut Lottery Class No9;
 1, ,, 38, s3, 9, 8.

T. ), oo, 33, 25, s.
 EXTRA GLASS No 4.
 To be drawn on the l2 Dec mst-3 of S1OOO. Tick cts only Sl-shares in proportion Connecticut State Lottery, Class No 5. To be drawn 2Oth Dec instant highest prize $600O-1 of $30OO-l of 2OOO-2 of 1,- OO0---4 of 50O--4 of 20O-22 of 1GO---beside large number of small przes--tckets only $4---shares in proporon-- -ckets and shares in the above lotteries for sale the office of the subscrber---the subscriber will heve constantly ha nd tickets and sharesin the lotteries of this for sale---oreign prize tickets exchanged for tckels--casb paid for all the prizes sold by the subscriber according the ofthe managers orders for tickets inclosing cash will be promptly attended to. N. COOLEY. Lltchfed, Dec 10th, 1928. 26
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
MASONIC NOTICE.

The annual meeting of St. Pauls Lodge No III ,w be holden at the Masonic Hall in Litchfed, on Tues
 the Both day of Dec. inst. punctua' attendance earnestly solicited
 Ltch6eId Dec. l5, 182s.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18
Rochester, March II, 1928.
Bemara Dt' Imposition.

This valuable medicine is counterteted. Purcha- must be particular, and ask for \ NDERSON'S COUGH DROPS preta,ed h, LA MES MELLEN, and also that the hotties sran ed n the J. Meilen, instead 0fl. Miller. For sa by w. & ,. BUELL., Lchfeld, and also sold by druggists gene ally. 6m.I
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-18

FANATn1sM.-A man who calls himself Christ, and who says he has come to judge ae world, appeared in GurnSey county in he state of Ohio few weeks ago, an > range as i, may seem, has collected and of deluded foll wers, who worsh l ann as God. Some of his disciples are aid to be respectable people, and have teglected their business to follow afle; hls fanatic.