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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
Sales Of Tol1cco al ,1rc'ion ot Jolnsoas Warshoust

rtslD-l hid. at so ~, atB, at 90 at ~ ~ ~
So at 30, at . 20, al 7, lat so II Do az
10 70, 30, %, 1t II. RETusLp1 hid at s. 50
at 30.
.4prit II hid. al $40 50 Iat5 %, 25Iat11Iat
-, att -, So at -, att rs, at u 25 At
at 40, at 80, al 10 10 At 10 90 at s, at s,
nt II, st9 u, 2atd 30, al g. Is.
4Pui&-2 hhds 1870 a, 70, a, : 50. 1a,1I 50, 1
al So I att Is.
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HAYRE MARKEr- roh. I'd.

Wheat has declined TO per cent and will probably lower
ere long Rice remains as before Ashes, little doing Grain
and -four dull aud filling No change ncouons-stcck about
81 ono bales.
Paris Ftb III per cent cons 100 o. 20 TO.
Loudon, Eb. 1.-The fall In wheat Of S. per sack which
took place the h and the great quantity for sale as pro.
duccd great sagnaton in the articles Of wheat and corn.
There no purchasers although the articles offered at
much lower price Sales Of barley be effected although
offered at a reduction OF D per quarter.
HdUre Ftb I5.Sacs3S bags Rio coffee 40 centincs: 81
bags Georgia cotton 80 S5; loo bags Virginia 9S II bales
louisiana OF Per 30 k!ogamues
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lSoaP, 10. CAT
SPiees, giDser, 10. .
J Pnnento, Jam. 25
nntmess, ! so a ! %
mace, ) 5Qa4
, pepper, ia ais
! Idr, bbl. 2 a ? -
I Iv,pentine, SPIT. gal. 40 a As
Talon, good, ID. 7aY
la, imp. and gunp. fresh, ID.
l l0a l -
! young Tyson, 20 a 30
IPne, Madeira, (old) gal. > a 3
sicily Madeira, I ~ al2o
IenneIiiie and Sherry, 10
Malaga, 50 a 60
! DOMESTIC GOODS.
!S'eefuags, brown, 81. I'd. 1922
| Al, l3al7
blcached, al, l6 a -
do. 5-4, % a 25
ShUtLngs, 81, yd.9alO
brown, 7-G, IL ais
bleachci, l2al5
Plaids and stripes, good quality,
, l3al5
DeHgns, IL n 10
LinSeys, - a -
Bedt,ckS, A, ia 40
Cheeks, 81, l3aI6
Sait!HeUs, good, Al a go
com. DO a 80
, Cotton Yarn, no. 10, 2aa -
FRElGH1S.
Liverpool, Cotton, ID. l aII-l6d
Do. Tobacco, hid. 37sGd aiO;
London, do. do. 42s sd lis
Bremen. Rotterdam, Am
sterdan &Aulwerp, 40af2sGd
Boston, Flour, JOG
coal, lie
N. York, FlGur, - a 80
coal, bushel, &c
wheat, &c
Baltimore. coal, &
PRICE OF STOCKS.
United States Bank, $l2Ja
Farmers Bank, %
Bank of Va. 81
Manchester s. PeierSaure
Turnpike, - %
BANK NOTES.
Y. States snd Branches, par
NEw-HAaFsuIRE.
New-illInpshirc Baiks, q DIS
VERMONT.
Burlington,
AssAcHrsrTJs
Boston.Bufks, pax
County Banks, -
RHoDE-isLASc.
Rhcde-lsland Banks,
ooSNEcTIct =.
.CQGncciicut Banks, =
SLw-YoRK.
New-York City Bark, par
,CcuniIy Banka ;
NEw-JERsTY.
NeV-Jersey Banks, 2
-FNSsVLyANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, pa.
BANS near Ph.ialhtghia, z
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks .
EAgYLASD.
Baltimore Banks, par
Country Banks, la =
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
Over SIS, par; under S., .
HoRTH-cAEuLJSA.
State Bank &; Branches, 9
Cape Feat, 3
'Newbem, 3
soUTu-cARoISA.
State Banks, ILa2
GEORGIA.
Savannah and AuguGl, y
branches, )
| LOUISIANA.
New-Orleaus, 3 al
Doubloons, SIS so
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PAsfn-Uno Ind AZ 50 10 one at 50, one at 80
G. 49, 10 %, two o. one at % one az
30, ono nj 60 Of so. RYFUsEp-Two hhds at 81
two at 30, 90, TO- at 5 90 two
at TO- ono NJ GO, 40 at 20, 60 one
at 6, ono az -
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RHa Roads in E"giand--l'hcre appears TO be n
steadily growing confidence in the superior adyan-
tages ofRail Nays in England which displays itself
i'll the numerous works ofths description now either
under actual construction, or in contempt ,tion in
that country We find by an article in the Liver
pool Mercury OF Jan %, that arrangements are now
in train to extend the Liverpool and Manchester all
Way entirely across the Kingdom to London, and
there sn question that if the requisite, acts of Par
Ilament can be obtained this viii be effected.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS-PRiyorss AxxE CorxrY
For C0ngrfSs.George Loyal. Az Thomas Newton I45
State SeHais WIN. C. Holt, 6I John A. Chandler 1875
L0nse Of Dega!es.Wn. J. WoodhUuso, 205 Caleb Ward
800 J. HUBBARD, i0 Charles H. Shield 81; Jef T. Land 81
GLOUCESTER CoUNTy
For C9"grcss-Barwcn Basscu 26O Richard Coke j. 81
For the Ss,ae-Doc p r. Nelson 40 Major sesar2 o. co.,
Joynes :.
For House Of D3tg0fes-Thomas Smith 2lO, John Biups
I53, Thomas Gary Us, Major Perrin los.
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Commercial Rfr0r0.

DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcLs.
From Liverpool. Feb. Ii.
Sales Of Tobacco ut Auction NJ Shockoc UdTeiovSe
1n,rI
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PAINTS, DC.
Land1ns from Schooner ErR,
Unk Kegs white lead
&c DO Spanish brown
do putty
cases hats, differcn: qualities for sale by
april lo-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN IL Co
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'IAR.-20o barrels tar, just landed, will BIZ sold
low, II taken from the Dock
april 10 LEWIS WEIR g. r.
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- AVE received by late arrivals from New York
- Philadelphia. and Baltimore, large and spern-
d assortment Of SPRING DRY GOoDSNwlnch
ey offer at tehoIesdfe or rea upon their usualac-
ternIs.--They consist in part of:
ID cases common and super prints, new and
beautiful patterns
DO "A and "a cambria ginghams
90 Sand IA Irish linens
% super German do toarrrr1.1
do fine and extra kentinrs
bales Rhodes" and lima, Smith & Co"
PLAIN black bombazetts
black circassians
p 2 DO CO Ga = brio and and medium nqusips
IAN and hg I'd SWISS do
JaconCt, null and book do
Stripe and fig jaconet do
Super. long India nankeens
British and German do
Plain drab fiorentines
Stripe grandurelles
Blue and olive Pittsburg cords
Heavy Sd bang-up do
cases French drlngs, eheap
Super black Italian lustrings
Hack gros. de Maps. and modes
Black and colored French satins
Heavy black India do
White, pink, blue and straw e,ocs de Mans.
Blank senshaws and sarsnets
Green and blue do for umbrellas
Black and COored horences
Plain aud stripe battises
beautiful assortment boEoel and belt ribbons
Plain gros de Zap and satin do
Gauze cap, and black love 30
Black Italian and Mandarin cranes
Black lustrng and Italian cravars
Plaid Italian and Florence do
w hlte and fancy muslin do
BACK and cplored stocks
\ large assortment, white mdcolpred MsrsaiTIaa
and Valencia yesings
LADIES extra black horse-skn gloves
DO DO 90 sewcd with white and var,s
gated cnlours
DO extra ichue and cIiored do
.ned1AUon gloves, new a1tiels
Men, best II. skin do
Do buck and beaver do
Ladies black and white English six d.
y large assortment OF silk. eotton and woLsted
hosiery and - hose
Gilt coat and vest buttons, oil Kinds
q Few gross "Homlm1ais" extra rich 90
tigured buttons for childYen's dresses
Small hgrd do for ladies' dressrs
ivory, bone and pearl buttons
biue ana color sewing silks, extra quality
Sewing threads and cottons of all Kinds
Plain and figured bobbinctt laces
Thread aces, and insertnus
cases cotton flag, and bandanna lluufEs
90 silk flag. and fancy German Go
bales British osnaburgs
IicJenbnrgs, and brown rolls
B!acR and blown hollands
hiazed cOttcIs, for sleeve Iininus
mack, and colored cambrics
Sail ducks, and buckrams
Dfab, rcd, and MKT pudiiros
cotton balls, IN fancy boxes
a largo assortment, blue, black, o'iyr.
Brnwn. caret, and mixod cintlN
Eiue, and fancy cassimeres
Combs, Of every description
Also,
90 baIes 81 brown shirtinps
10 do III and 9-8 brown sbirt;u,s
d. Sd aud Cd Waltharn do
do common and fine bed ticks
Cdscs bleached goods-assDrted qualities
81 20 and A. apron checks
FURNITURE checks. blue, and buff
Siripe and plaid domcstics, great variety
huntington stripes, and dcnnrs
,Noiogne water cotton fringcs cords. &c. S,t.
W shall shortly receive by tho Hiram, from Phil
lciPnla' cases OF superior Parasos and silk I'm
ISias--and shall Continue to receive by every nrri
al, edditonal supplies which viii render our asspti
lsnt at all times, nearly complete.
NC respectfully solicit an examination ofour gic.t
,ld. - s''i 80, 20 I va
GRAFTON.
a DlSCOURSE or the importance ofCLAssrcAL
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SUGAR d. COFFEE.
Hhds sugar, part prime quality
SO bags coffee landing from Schr. Exit, for
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co.
april 1877
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BY OaPE&PORIi, .4LLEN & co.
GROCERIES,
On THURSDAY, the 9th instant, at half pas
70 O'Clock, at our Auction Store, 81 assnrtm., 81
Groceries, among which are,
10 Iihds st. Croix sugars
do New Orleans 10
10 do Antigua rum
. do N. Orleans do
do N. England do
80 bbls Whisiey
pipes Hollands gin
20 bbls Hartford ale
20 boxes spernaceti candles
lou realms wrapping paper
10 tieyces and bhls. lamp oil,
Soap: snuff, INDIGO green coffe,
april d A. & C0 Anc,,.
:, " The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY.
The 18th inst n a, O.
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RRYGOODS AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY next, the 10th instant -, n
o'clock, will De sold at our Auction Rooms.
ano general assortment Of Drygood,. srn,ab.,
1 Case elegant ginghams
q do do callcoes
. 90 Irish linens, part very fine
ioo pieces bombazetts, assorted colours
case book musli,
bale bear duck
case Jaconet muslin
do French drilling
do Italian lustring
do Denmark satteen
: do chappa handkerchieis
do ladies white cotton hose
do London pins
do p!nids
do checks
10 bales bed tick
10 do brown sheeung
10 do do shirtpp
Terms at sale, o. D. g. CO. Auc,s
april 10
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MANAGERS oTEIcE,

Besides great number Of smaller capitals.
Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters 8, cighths s.
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eione was requisite 10 complete tue supegstructuYc.
Whatever be the reason, 1t is most &c rtain that
have never regarded this ENHANCEMENT with the
feelings winch never fan to be suggested by the re-
collection OF those elready recorded The last ysaJ
doubt equally childish in It's orinin-but IL Ind tho
melancholy distinction of being alone in the traoical
character OF Its termination While the on rieP nd
ventures ofmy amatoTy present them
selves in the ridiculous light of their READ nature the
grave seems TO have given sacred charm to the most
recent, that renders smile proclamation. have no
denis to offer III relation To tiff there be any secrets
which nc time circumstance should ever be Der
mitted to recall, they surely the secrets of the
tomb.
With regard 10 the scenes of a College life, they
have been too often described to have any prospect
now but the uninteresting iteration OF thrice told
tale. My pleasures and pains were in no respect
distinguished from those of.my fellow students,
ccpt IN far my uncoiinon fund of romance
III ust assmulate College lfe IN common with every
other, more lees TO itself. When tins brief me-
moral OF my past years first occurred TO my hours
OF ld!eness resource against the bue-deyils the
design was far more extensive than the execution
as 1t now Terminates, would lead the reader 10 SUD-
pose. 1t was not intended to display the ridcu-
lous consequences alone OF nm early and continued
devotion TO fantasies which can have no prototype
in the nature of things but 10 exhibit the evils the
serious advantages which may and often do result
from such n choice. But ] find nv tash underta-
Ken principally for amusement, growing tedious as
1t advances. The business of extracting the moral
from finished story, while IT insults the under
standing OF every reader is perhaps only esualled
IN gloom and dulness by funeral panegyric. As
have no ambition TO effect such u lame nnpoten.
conclusion, leave the remainder of the authors
labour tn the ostuteDes5 Of the reader. If he be
blessed with brains, he Will not need my assis-
tInce ~ tis enploymeRt--if not, nv assist ance
would be of no avail PIERRE
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M.ARxNu NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

CLEARED.
Big Andes, Breedcn Cowes tobacco
ARRIVED,
SciIr. Planter, Baldwin, days from New York
with Try goods and groceries, 80 Davenport, Allen
e co, las. Lyons, Works. S Putney, Il Smith,
Wordsworth & Williams. John Poe &, Brothers
Eushman s, Andrew. James s. co, Jacob Sinton
Scott ~ Fry, hing 6 Richardson, John Parker,
Jacob Nj. Weaver, Bagwell 6; Smith, James Nc
ki!doe, Grannis, Son 81 Brothers, James ~ Bosher.
Peer Cotton, Bargarlin, D Mcnouah John
NH1-Hcw "a co, Juin Enjsls, Chas. e Richardson,
James Winston. } II Nash, II Eustace, b + Hi
ilrd. Lancaster & Denny. + Il Abbott, w g. G
Crane, y Bamrc w & David Kyle 6 co, r Ives
s. C, - TinIbcrlulie, Ja5ez Parker, Hall Nelson
George Steel. Holt & co, Hall & Moore, c NJ
Mitchell. Hubbard a. GatdGer, order and to mastcr
% passengers.
Schr Chariot, Smith, from York, with sundrcs
20 Otis, Dunlop g. Co, Scott S Fry, Ralston &
Pleasants, w s J G Crane.
SlooP Trimmer, Price, from York, ballast
SicTmboa; Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltimore
via Norfolk.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from No-foil.--
Passed the ship On one Augusta, of Weymouth
bound mp: and light brig off Brandon, bound up,
also several small vessels.
SAILED.
Brig Richmond Fsbus, for Salem flour and coal
Schr Mary Ellen, Smith, for Fortress Monroe,
stone.
At Liverpool, April q, Commerce, and anacrcon om yi,
The Expor, sailed from Liverpool sd Arau for "a.
~ Hclvoct, April ~ Indian Chief from Virginia
The schr Family Ihup, hence Ncv York on Saturday
NORFOLK MNy - --Belnw, schr Gazette Lynch. l,m
Richmond, bound 70 Somerset Nass)
Scawel'' Point scAr Harriet Smith Cook from Plymouth
(N @ hound NJ James River
Also sohrs Gov Brooks. Lchfcd for Bos,ou from Fred,r
ickshurg and Only Daughter Bradley ,r Providence fR N
Tom Richmond, together with other schrs-iames unkoon
Sailed, sehrs Fayoutc Bernard, Philadelphia William
Porter Anderson for DO Transport Ayr-s f York Josenb
G'ehrist for Porismouh, ~ ~ and Sally g. Eliza Harrn-
ton, for Rrhncnd ''e
ClclIcd schr William {. Francis Grccnwcn. Richmond
MAY d-Auiycd, brig United States, smith, from Rich
nord; schr cumberland, Wheaton Philadelphia, 3 LAYS
SAILED, schrs Consori, Kc'chu, and Hope Rctun Krcl
Tor fork-iho latter has anchored a. scawclTs Point
About 50 sail Of vessels ts morning. generally
bound coastwsc '' o.
MAY 2j-Arrd sor. Two Sisters Wing Warham. c1rss.
rays with DRY goods crates white lead and potatoes and
60 passengers
Also. hriEs Marx Anshury York. Silshcs Harlor Bs
more schr. Mayhovcr, Thompeon, Oslraus
CID, schr Cumberland, Wheaton, Petersburg
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- Ge Pelsrssnrc- In,.lligencer OF 2,re,anr

~ F'om ne Petersburg fnfeligenocr Of Tuesday
INC idrtu! duty devpvcs the Junior Editor armour
C uc ueceasc oil ms estiahe friend the and
PROPRIETOR ct the telgesceT Pcr and never
h'Il AhouSh our acquaintance with him has very
soT m virtues aud elevated principles an imprcs
sion upon mind be erased ONLY bv a Destroyer who
has thus deprived society OF of bzzhes; ornaments
ne following tribute 10 the of the deceased from the
pen OF one "o knew HIM ia mis- prime Of life the midst
ol las usefulness
DIED, the 23t inst his residence in Brunswick COUNTY
DE- RCABn FhLa, the Senior Editor this paper in the cd
year OF has age lie sDsushed physician and an ac-
conpher citizen In tire knowledge of botanical plants
oil Tsna ne was only surpassed by GrOnovis while
iy equal so GreenTay Ia the other branches of science
particularly Astronomy, tie proficient In pro
lesson, mas Wnd was OF superior order winch abled him 10
discard the stackles of the schools and devise new prac
uc- winch not only worthy of the enlightened prucple
oil medicine but pecay adapted diseases OF his roun
Try Ardent IN he desc for information constant in his nve
Nsuon5, alive 10 the claims Of the cunmuuty anxious
ferve the discusses OF us fellow Creatures and perl,aps ~
tous OF fame, he attained list rauk as p,sr, ~
medicine and, during his usefulness was MS highest rn
cation 20 gain victory aTc-eRsy Death in the do,,
i conflicts of disease Hs medical and ,3inrner,s
recorded ~ the hearts Of many Of citizens who " III never
loet The intelligence and benigny which animated his inter
esng coun'eiiaUce his chva-y early tested while n
sent AT Edinburgh and his patriot ism ready in the
cause OF ms country He member of OF the
il colleges which assisted elevate Me- jefferson and MIR
Madison to the Presidency As friend ncizhnr he nos
seSsed eSeEy quality which could adoIn heart or dignity
D. -
.4HoIer Patriot Of The Rsra1ui.oa goze,
Sot AtLTS McAHE, Collector o. Port Of Wilniaston
and Tie father o. our Minister To England died Wilmn
about sunset on Friday last in the SD year ofns age
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PROPERTY IN MANCHESTER.


IkNE subscriber viii sell premises to ie bghe ~
ncr on fhursday III 3ha Of this meath az o'clock
sI valuable property now occupied stamly residence
mere uPon Tie lot every house aud apjuenance reoucd
Tor the comfortable accommodation Of family aud ali I'M roS
repair. - $3.50 ' "a s'N'-'
he vii likewise sell s Cows CasryaE and perhaps some
Also immediately afterwards, the house md LOT no cc,ue3
10y herr, Caskies 90 Office Termsul be very liberal
and declared the time O scjlirr MES f.SEIT
Manchester, Nav p
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.4HoIer Patriot et-the Rsraui.aa eos:e,
! Cct AtLTS Nc,HE, Collector a. Port of Wilmington
and Tie father o. Minister England died at
about sunset on Friday last, in the S3d ofns ace
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AsreseesoasO Sas 8aa,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MY. u. 1san.
CONVENTION ELECTIONS

'NorloLt Boro"gh.-Lttleton ". Tszewell. I-3:
Roberi b. Taylor 1856; George Loyal, 1877; Joseph
rt''nVs' 9"; HoiIecol Cook 73 Arthur Euunerson,
as; Leml Cornck, Is: William Maxwell 81; John
corniek, ~, Richi II. Baker, II; John Il. Chand-
Ter, lii John T.. Cohoom |.
lhe following gentlemen having received the larv-
cat number oi votes consequently tho Delerales
elect from this District to Observation-Disclosures
W. Tazeweu, Joseph Prentie, Robert b. Taylor, and
George Loyal.
Cutpepcr, r0rrected.-Jon s. Barbour 500 John
hiacrae SOC, John Scott 49,, John w. Green A73
inman Horncr S22, John Shuckeord al, William
Ward 2l6, Eppa Huhton lob.
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Pirates IN far mry.-Thc following extract OF letter
tom Havana will bc gratifying all sailors, sailors,
flicnds:--
we have at last caught some Of the pirates ond find them
be citizens oi Havana: they will hanged One of them in
prison. requested the oho To send four sesas from hlseG
hts !dhcr prcsct ! e singular circumstance of uri,.
oners sending abroad suspicious and the Sc
gis were opened Each contained paper and being number
ed onnnH tn four, they formed when ticav arranged
letter 10 is iic, OF the iucis rporN1y fate IL certain
canno, escape: send poison Ten WHO lives i'm -
street. H. who lives III street, G. who lives in street
and ID VINO lives ~ street, h" They were NJ course
arrested THIS Internal business win nov, think be rut
siop 10; al least, for a time
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@tscttoel &NIrN.
pFfIS DAV-

&&24S DAX,
Sole Of SUG.4RS at ne Dock
THIS MORNING, "Wednesday, May eth. IT 10
O'Clock, will be sold at the Dock without rsservc
landing from Schr. Chariot
flhds superior ST. Crox sugar
10 do very good do do.
Terms at sale. o. ID. & Co Aurts
may 81
The Subscriber VIII sell at Auction, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 27th inst, at 10 O'Clock
90 Hhds Orleans sugar
do ST. Cro:x do
g bags Havana coffee
s5 do Rio do
30 do st. Domingo do
: cstty boxes gunpowdar and irapetial tea
9 pipes ogaac brandy
do Hollands gin
10 hhds West India molasses
so do Baltimore whiskev
boxes loaf sugar, assorted
$50 wheat bags
part ofthe above mentioned articles viii liz sold
without reserve, to close conSignnents
may &c d. TINRFRIAEE
Slue by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co. Aucts.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

fUBLlC AUCTION.
W ILL be sold at public auction, on the pren,isee
on ihnrsday, the 2Sth instant, at 10 oclocl
II iair, or the first fair day hereafter
i3l ACRES LAND.
On the Brook Turnpike road "a miles from the Civ,
immediately beyond the first 1'oll-gate the forrne-
residence OF Col. John Brooke, now deceased m,
land nos lately been surveyed plot will be exhib,
ted the day of sale and the tract divided INTO To-
OF about fifty acres each sold together rs NAV A
purchasers One third Of the purchase money VII
be required IN six months, one third in eighteen
inonth'' and the remaiiing in thirty months from tho
day of sa!e-the purchasers giving bond with anne
we'd security and deed of trust on the property 70
secure the Puncsua payment Of the purchase money
Any person wishing 70 view the land will call on Mr.
WaidFope at the Toll-g gate, who viii show it.
JNO. W. ELLIS.
u The sale viii be conducted by Tuos TAYuoH.
% -''-''
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CLEARED.
Big Andes, Breeder, Cowes, tobacco
-
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
NOTICE.

WI the undersigned having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of Litchield, Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust the claims of the several creditors to the estate of
 JOHN GLASS, late of Litchfeld, in said district, deceased. represented insolvent, and said Court having allowed six months from the gath day of Oc- toher, 1929, for the several creditors tO exh- bit their claims against said estate. hereby give notice that we will meet at the late dwCl- ling Aouse of the deceased, on the second Monday of December next, and on the last Monday of April next, at two o'clock tn the afternoon on each of said days. for the pur- pose of attending to the business Of our said appointment. All claims not exhibited within the time limited. properly attcsted, will be barred a recovery.
 STEPHEN RUSSELL,
 JACOB KILBORN, Comm'rS.
 ELI WILMOTT,
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- qnestcd to make immediate payment to
 NATHANIEL RESELL, AdmiR'r. Litchfeld. Oct. 23, 1929 so4