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assgtoas. WheA hc accsgacSl slse dignity of peerhe seli lhal be held ia the Chamber osl oi hoaor in which q was his dugy m necessary, de n the same maRRcr as se entered himNef when he entered the service Teady die in the ield of baule fhe mghs not freely speak his opinion, he should be better ihan Cahgalas horse. That animal wOret the robe ol Chamber merely in the dress of Portuguese peer. The Conde de Taipa fearing the consequences of this
 old speech, escaped from Portugal, aud has arrived this country. With respect to the E50,OO0 sent hack by sir Frederick a,nb, it was loan negotiated under the security of England, which security hassador did not think himself justified In afOrding under the present circumstances.
 Wcrlke PrepurafionS.---The preparations Of France according the Paris paper, upon a lar ger scale than was at first imagined. Hence it has been cOnjectured that she has some design upon E. gypt winch we believe we may safely and positive ly contradict. Neither troops, stores, nor artillery have yet sailed from TOulon, and 1t should seem as if France and England waited for some reply to despatches sent of to the Russian government. Meanwhile Turkeyds carrying on her defensive pre-
 arations. Bosnia is furnish her contingent of 25 100 men, to he assembled the plains of Adrianople Owards the end of March, Servia has been required furnish hers; but sine claims the privilege of ng only for her defence. The strong fortresses on he Da nube, Sstria, RussoVa, HessOva TssakIa Sc. been supplied with all necessaries. Austria is enforcing her troops the side of Servia, though ne is still labouring to prevent war. It is said that the Russians pass the Pruth they will remain for
 me in MOldavia to wait the result of the last prOpos- which will then be made to the Porte by Austria, France, and Russa.-COtrier.
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:Doretgn 1MtRlltgeMrR,
 From the W. Y. American. LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the ship Hamilton from Liverpool, papers from London to the 24th ut inclusive have been received winch do not furnish any intelligence decisive Of the expected warIike issue in the East of Europe. No declaration of war had been made by Russia, nor had any accounts of her army having crossed the Pruth been received. The interest indeed Of the British public had for the moment been diverted from the North of Europe, and the affairs of Portugal at tracted all attention Don Mgual has played his
 unity overthrow the constitution, and restore ab solute rule. The departure of the British troops,
 who will leave the Tagus with any thing buthe bles- sings of those they went to save} from Lisbon, would it was supposed be the signal of a complete change in the existing order of things. ~The late French ministry is supected have had some agency in nfu- encing the conduct of Don Miguel.
 From Q Liverpool paper of March 26.
 Russsa & PersiG.---Hostilities have again common ceG between these countries, in consequence, Il is said of the latter power having refused ratfy the late treaty. the provision of which were so man. 1 ifestly to her disadvantage.
 Portugal.--The affairs of Portugal are at present objects of considerable importance. There is not a. ny positive intelligence of the Regent having entirely thrown off the mask but the ind cations strong | the wish and the Gntmns apparent The rabbie cal out for an absolute king and the troops not enga 1 gedto repress them. Peers and other persons at tached to the constitution insuiod and assaulted and no notice is taken The Regent in the recesses with approbation, and gives himself up to the coun ses of the priests and of his mother. Some hercs debates have taken place in the Portuguese Chamber l relative to the late tumuts. The Conde de Talpi declared that the throne surrounded by taction
 but the Condo de Villa Real denied the assertion
 which he characterized as indiscreet. The Cond'
 de Taipa said he was not accustomed 10 reiract h
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county, aged 9i years Major John Webb, revolu-
 onary soldier. He entered the army, in TIT; was promoted the rank of Captin l778 wassnbsequenty appointed aid-de-camp and private secretary tobrig. general Howe; and after performing an arduous and Honorable part in the achievement of his counrys n- ,;ependence retired to enjoy that civil andpotca - berry which he assisted to establish. The attachment of his fellow citizens cOn6ded to him various civil of
 fees ofhigh trust. For many years he occupied member of the distinguished society of Cincinnati The benevoence ot his character was universally known, and attracted io him the love of all around him. He has descended 10 the grave full ofyears and honour, and valued and lamented by the unbounded circle of his acquaintance.
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NOTICE.

\ HE subscriber, resident Episcopal Minister in this village, intends to establish English and Cas sic School. The summer term will commence the 9th of May. Terms of tuition for English studies, $500 per quarter-for Latin and Greek, S400.
 ISAAC JONES. Litchfeld, April 2G, 1898. 46
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ESTRAY.
NOTICE.

\ HE Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of Ltchfed, Commissioners to receive examine, adjust, and set tie the claims of the several creditors the estate ot
 AMY BENTON,
 late of Litchfeid, in said Probate District, deceased represented insolvent. hereby give notice that six months from the 26th day of April inst is alowedto the creditors of said deceased to exhibit their claims to us the said Commissioners, at the expiration of which time al demands upon said estate not presented to us, will be barred and foreclosed recovery.
 And further give notice that shall meet at the dwelling house of Mr. Amos Benton, in said Lch- ield the late residence of said deceased, to att lend to the duties of sad appointment, on the Sd day of May next 27h day of Sept. next and the 25th day of Oct. next, at eleven o'clock on each of said days. TRUMAN SMITH, } r.:.
 ROSWELL HARRISON, s;".,"ss ~""~s''
 ELIHU HARRISON,
 Li,chfeld. April eSd, 1928. 45
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NOTICE.

DY order ofthe Hon. Court of Probate for the dis rict of Litchfeld will be sold at public auction, on Thursday, the 18th day of May inst. o'clock, P M unless previously disposed of at private sale, so much of the real estate of Noah Kilborn, late ofLch field, ;n said district, will raise the of $182, ,73 with incidental chargeso of sale. Sale to commence o'clock P. M. on the premises.
 JACOB KILBORN, Adns;n'r. Litchfeld, May 1st, 1828 47
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Probate Court, District of Wood6wy,
 April 21st, 1828.-
 w LILLIAN PARRISH, Guardian of Charles G. Parrish and Elizabeth Parrish, mino.s residents in Washington, in said district; having filed his Petition in said Court, showing that said minors own and are possessors of about fourteen acres of land, situated in LitchfeId, in the southwest part of the farm of Sam uel Gum, deceased, and they own equal undlv'- ded fourth part of the reversion of the lands bered by thedower of Betsey Gum, and that said lands being unproductive, it would be beneficial to said m to sell the same, and invest the avas is by th' Statute prescribed.
 Ordered, That the lst Monday of July, 1928, at nine o'clock A. M. at the Probate Office in Woodbnry, be assigned to hear the Petitioner on the merits of said Petition and that notice thereof be gwen by advert tising in the Litchfcld County Post three weeks suc- ccssvely, at least six weeks before said list Monday of July, 1893. c. B. PHELPS, Judge.
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NOTICE.

\ HE Hon. Court of Probate for the District oi Norfolk, hath allowed months from this day for the creditors 0fthe estate of w
 JOHN BEE, late of said Norfolk, deceased, exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly atiested within said time, will be debagred recovery.
 PETER FREEDOM, AGaia'r. Norfolk, April 28, 1893. iC
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SPRAYED

ROM the subscriber about tl.e first of April. a one year old bay mare COLT, sheared on the under jaw. Whoever will return said colt, or give informa ton where she may be found, shall be Iiberally warded. JESSE REED.
 Litchfield (South Farms,) April 28, 1828 46
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IMMEDIATELY

AS an apprentice to the Blacksmthng business, a lad about l6 yeasofage. None need apply but such as can come well recommended.
 LEVI PLATT, Jr. Winchester, April 29th, 1898. 46
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 Court ef E'rObass. ss. Districf ef SAsrVs,
 Apvsf S, lsss.
 OPoN the petition oG Harvey D. Warner. OG Salis- bury, in said dssFint showing this Court that hc Is the parent Of Noadiah Warner, JOhn Warner, Oar. win Warner, JeaneH Warner and Donald Warner, Of said Salisbury, Minors; that said Minors own ss tenants in common with Allen c. Warner, Augustus WarHer, Charles Warner and Nehemiah Clark, oi two certain pieces of land situated in said Sasb0ry and share of the dwelling house formerly occupied by Nath'I c. Clark late of said Salisbury, deceased being the same real estate which was distributed and set of from the estate of the said Nathaniel c. Cark, deceased, to the heirs at law of Elizabeth WarneNde- ceased the interest of said minors in said real estate valued at about six hundred dollars Praying for ,. erty to sell thessane as per petition on file, dated A. pril 3, A. F. i3>3.
 Ordered That ,hc ccl.S.deyaon o( said petition be adjourned unt t!e 2d 9'ursny of Ju'y next a, njnc o'clock in the forenoon and tha, sad Harvey D.Was- ner give notice thereoby publishing this order three weeks successivey least six weeks before the said 2d Tuesday of July next, in newspaper printed in Litchfeld. A copy ofRecord.
 46 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
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4 Rare Ch0mce.

ON Friday the l6th, inst. at two o'clock, P. M. the subscriber will offer the premises, for sale at pub lick auction (f not previously disposed of at private saIe,) Farm of Land. lying in Washington, on tht Ltchfed and New Milford Turnpike Road contain ing seventy five acres with dwelling-house, wood house, and two barns thereon, being the Farm for merly occupied by Jacob Comings.
 The sale will.be positive and terms made known d the time of sale. Possession given immediately.
 Dated Washington, May 5th, 1928.
 lw47 CHARLES A. HUDSON.
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IMPROVED STOCK.
  THE BEAUTIFUL FULL FLOODED TURF HORSE HAMILTONIAN,

WILL stand at the stable of s. & L. HurIburt, in Winchester.
 HAMILTONIAN is out of Jane-on.the. Green, a full bred mare, raised in Virginia and was sired by the celebrated race-horse Hamtonian, which was sired by Old Messenger, and out of Gen. Coles full br ed mare Pheasant Pheasant was sired by the im- ported horse Shark her dam by the imported horse Medley, two as good horses were ever imported into America, and as good as any of their time in England.
 HAMILTONIAN is bright bay, full fifteen and three quarters hands high; is years old this spring. For movement carriage, and just points, we dare as- sert he is not surpassed His colts are fine, and partake strongly of the blood. He obtained the first premium at the Cattle Show in Litchfeld in the fall of 1893.
 Good pasture provided for mares from distance, and every necessary attention paid to prevent es- capes or accidents, but not accountable for either.
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Found.

CONCEALED on the premises of the subscriber, four silver table spoons with the initials of the per- sons name. The owner can Ihave them by proving property and paying charges.
 WILLIAM ODELL. Washington, April 28, 1893. AZ
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TWO FULL FLOODED DEVON BULLS. -HOlkham &r VaLi0nt,

Win be kept at the stables of $. & L. HurIbut, in Winchester.
 UFor Terms &C. see HGRd Bl.
 Winchester Centre, May, 1898. 5w47
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More T'roup-ism-Go Forsyth, the successor of Gov Troup, has issued proc lamation calling on the constituted powers of Georgia to resist the operations of the Cherokees, who have made themselves acon- stuton of government, and have thence assumed an attitude of independence.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08

Hydropho6ia.-A dog lately went mad in the neigh. some other animals were bitten by him, before the nature of his disorder was ascertaned. dog, be- longing to Capt. E. Badger, in this village, few days ago, exhibiting symptoms of hydrophob'a, was lmme' Adv.
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Madras papers give an account ufan earthquake at RoIiteran-1OOO persons buried in the ruins It IS also stated that 5000 persons pershed from the cholera morbus in Amritser, Nahore, and the camp.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08

Extraordinary Calamay.-The family, of Mr. Na- thanie Underh, in the interior of Duchess Co. N. Y. consisting of eight persons all day last week, in state of mental Arrangement, and from the last accounts still continue The case is worthy of the most scru,insing investigation of the medical faculty.
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The Albany Daily Advertiser says, "Mr. Weed 'l Rochester who went with sequisition ofactng Gov. Pitcher upon Gov. Buer of Vermont,to for the surren- der of Elisha Adams, who is alleged to have had the charge of Morgan while confined m Fort Niagara, has returned with Adams in custody.'
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7he Three Wonders of Women stat fifteen they wonder who they shall take 2d, at twenty-five they wonder whom they shall get and 3d. at thirty-fve they wonder who will take them.
 Weekly Times
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06
NyspepsiA.

nR.MEAD's PILLS have been PROVED oy m
IL falIible testof truth, experience, Tue % foy d.
fectualnedicine ever offered in any eouhG! .s,;ye
cure ofall those deranged states OF the usrsTIOy
gans, denomnated DYS PEPsIA, or lNn L.os, con
which appearances Il.
plicatcd forms, such sloss ofappetts ses IN ofs,
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belehlnS ~ mopb
ter, which issometimes tasteIess, but most
sour; knawingin the stomach, heart ou,n, Of he
paleness the countenance, languor, ioNse T.,urs
spirits, palpitation ofthe heart, vertigo anu Ja,r
sleep. The number ofthese symP'omsVal .r,. uhit
emit patients, by some being felt only IN par-.e,b
others, have additional ones, equally ae,uenee
such Is severe pains nthe head and breast Nth gre,
emaciation, or wasting ofthe whole BODY nils vii
weak ness particularly ofthe legs lhese pp,an,sh,
most efectualy remove allsourness OF IN. .o,reeng
not merely by neutralizingthe acid, bu, oy rise
that morbid state ofthe secretions when sisb;,,.t
Il: and At the same time will restore to me .5se
oresns of digestion thattone and vigor whsn eeos
Iutey necessary to the well being ofthe amin" ,bs, the
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy -, 10 and u.
are prescribed by many ofthe first Physc.ahn, bet
ed by the mosti thr0uS"''
MON. ,,L,p STABLE
ri. above valuable remedy i'sold by H. ~. uanute
& SON, Alexandria, who are agents TOT m Nv mos,e
turer: by N. Jewett, Washington City, ana sold ,k
The druggists throughout the United eu Work
whoI.saIe. by O. & " IIn,l. Druggists Ne"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06
Something New IT..

Extract OF Letter. wtSs' very reSpectanie Oe"
tlc nan, ,esidns in Baltimore, to the subscriber
deems it his dutv- enough unauthorized, 70 iav
il before the public withholding the writer's name,
for particular refereuce. should any req'ire IL per
soualy SAM, II. p. LEE.
B1ltimore .7ugtsst 1Sth, 1923
Doct. 5. III P. Lee New London. Conn
Dear Sir--it is now upwards of twenty years that
have used your NetD- London Bilious Pills in my family
ami ALWAYS found them efficient Purgstre IN al
most every description of disease, and believe they
saved many long doctors bill by their early ana time
Nv use never found their accustomed certainly to
vary in their operation and effects until within lew
months past, and having since then been sadly dsaP
pointed in every instance Of using them | began to
conclude that had made your fortune. and had
abandoned their man IiactuIe TO mercenary and un
faithful hands Under this impression, aecidently
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paper designating spurious limitations from your own
manufacture by having your written signature 70 eaen
bill Of directions and that in instance were the
limitations signed with pen and ink, although per
fact copy in every other respect Finding those had,
without this test. began TO suspect that all was not
fair in medicine well la politics and called at sc
vera of our apotheeares for your pills. with your writ
ten signature found many without that test, but
none with It, until came to the Messrs kEEKLS':
who assured me they had them direct from you.
procured box and on using them found the same ct
fects from them bad ALWAYS experienced. and am so
much reioiced finding myself in possession OF .
medicine highly Prize that cannot in justice re-
rain from giving you this Information.
Some thirty years ago. ! vas cured OF heavy and
distressing cough, by medicine know by the name
Of furngton's Balsam: but that article, NOW made
BY every shop boy,l is more like the old mixture
than sawdust is like super fine -four. hope and trust.
SIR for the benefit Of mankind, that your valuable me
dicine will be perpetuated in its original quality, and
that mercenary limitations may be frowned upon by an
;nsulted community I am, sir. your friend &c
n-rTo avoid the imposition of Counterfes. and sPn
rious limitations, related above the purchaser has
only examine the bill Of directions covering each
nox and ifsigned at foot in own hand writing i'm
mediately under my printed name. they are genuine
and prepared by me- but If oniy the printed name Is
affixed, they spurious and TO be avoided To afix
nv written signature would be Forgery, and eonvic
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II P LBE. Sole Proprietor
~A fresh supply of the above genuine Pills
is just received, direct from the proprietor, and
for sale, wholesale and retail, al the Store of
EDWARD STA BIER & SON,
Apothecaries and Druggists, Fairfax st. Alex'a.
dec SIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06
George >. hongh :.
. ling large and Seasona0fe .7ss0''"'e" :"
DRY GOODS

-
upet black, blue. olive, mixed and green e oss
II assimeres aannels, nseys and low pT!cea eaSS
nets. super mixed and blue sattnetts, VIDE aha So.
mon bangups Aushings and baizes, rose D.I ,n
point stripe and mackinaw Tito. mer'no shaw's ana
scar, cashmere do cloth do blue, black orange ana
drab circassians, black Norwich Grape, nahkh a a"
Canton grapes and robes black Ialanette. .alan as
trngs and gros de maps large assortment OF montn
and fancy ginghams and calicoes, Nurseries qas au
knotted counerpanes of al sizes: low priced suS
carpeting, ingram do. bed ticking lsome lu .,ae.
wide super black bombazines furniture aho ouie
dimtes silk and cotton hose, worsted 40. lons s"u
short, plain and ribbed) Tartan piads French merno
do. (beautifu) mems and womens plaid cioaks' men
beaver and horseskin gloves ladies' KID &C., Au .
mitts, nankin pongees, bengalets, super BLACK ,e,
yantine, chiidren's bootees colored camorcs' P'sh
and figured wss mulls and cambrics erossoared 10
Swiss pelernes and capes, cheap and GOOD irlsm ~
mems, shee,ngs and lawns; linen eambrG ana naH,s
cotton and worsted carpet bindings, tuh assor,e
of domestic goods and cotton yarn Pei'sse wsdans,
low priced figured lenos g. and 81 Barn'Iey diaper
(ston), cam6iets with general assortment OF most ar
ticles in the dry good line, which renders MS STOCK u
usually complete. lam, hv
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06
New Music and Musical An-
stcllMeNts.


r. KENNEDY has just received one case ., sS
a . perior and common vions, bows aha p,,us Sc
italian and English violin strings; guitar oo; ~ r,.n
eiar;ouets: sing and double ageoetts' pa,f p!ia
md tint autes Of every size, fes, sc Books Of ~
strIction for the above, aud variety OF nc" Puo'
tons of ,.x:
american and Imported Music
Among which are
Wrarp's Instructions and Duets for the mute a.
Willig's Pocket Companion, Minstrel Lays . N'e
anler's Journal so, No.
Duets for the violin, by Kleeberg, Examiner ano pe-
vienne
PIANO MUsIC-Consisting OF
overtures sonatas, rondos cottillians WAVES, du
drills marches and quick steps, with large co"e''
t;on of SONGS & AIRS-Among which are
Greek March, Soldiers Grave, Rail Road Mareh
Arcade. I'd be a butterfly, Kitty Clever
.arab Maid, How Roses come, Gov Yates Ware"
Swiss Girl, Wilt thou Meet, Highland brioe
Wici Voyez, SC. &c.
Alaree collection of Piano Music not photographic
for sale at PnIcR.
Dver's Collection of Sacred Music and the serapn;
being selection of Tunes adapted to the hymns u
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
ar A. T. Kennedy will exchange or take BACK an!
of the above instruments, which on trial, may ho'
prove satisfactory to the purchaser
INV 12-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06

En-. ". ia aA:ns' Patent Specific Ointment.
yIlIiE above ointment is offered to the public as
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dis.
eases, some of which have long bafed the skill Of
medical science.
Ist White swelling of every description.
ID Sore legs and ulcers Ut long standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glanduiar tumors, particular those
hardened tumors in womens Breasts which oitehtheS
terminate in liberated cancers. 49,.
3th Felons, or what some people know oy the
name of Catarrhs; of every description.
sth Rheumatic pains ofthe joints,
9th Sprans and bruizes of every Descriptions orin
whatever part situated
IN. letters of all knds-in this complaint the pa.
tieut in applyngthe ointment must keep the part out
ofwater.
9Th. Chilblains or parts effected by frost
IT is also one of the best remedies tor burns ana
scalds. 1t eases the pain and lrawsthe hre out III
short time.
For infiamed women's breasts and glandular swell
inrs, is superior to any medicine yet known TO the
medical faculty. II is much safer than mercurla ap
plicaons las does contain the smallest atom OF
any preparation of the minera because 1t does not
Law the patient injury romhe exposure tocod
This ointment has cured sores Of many years stand
ing-where it is impossible or irhprudent TO neal .he
external sore, in consequence OF the bones becoming
carious or rotten stop the progress OF the eares
increase the quantity ofdscharge, remove the ohen
sive smell and easethe pains.
1t cures the worst Felons anu WhitioWsohaPPiiea'
ton of 48 hours
Rheumatsms which have stood so long as 10 De
come systematic disorder, require medicine 10 be Ia
ken inwartly to remove them entirey-but III most
common cases BY applying this ointment externally AZ
directed it will give relief, and even in old people
whose pains have been ofOnger standing, it will Of
ten ease the pain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06
Extract from the By Lars Of The C"'''
Deuke and Ohio Canal { 0mpany'

"sEcTIOH VIII. MI
"The President and Directors OF the CoInp"p
designate the Banks within the District OF Ioo
within which the funds ofthe Company snai " The
sited whenever any money shall be pa,lsDIeso sock.
Company, In pursuance ofany call upon ,a eu whom
holders, or on any othe person C,bsT
the same is due, shall make payment 70 ne 50 de
sirnated. The certificate ofpaymentby ,sfn r rsesI,
OF officer, delivered to the Treasurer, sa hir
ell by him as evidence of payment, and auu ,,~,3M
IN mass his receiDto aug