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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
BOSTON. MAY %


The Legislature of Massachusetts convened
n this civ YESTERDAY; and both branches were
duly org,n'z~d- Tue Hon. Samuel Lahrop,
Of Yves Springfield was, on the fourth ballot,
chosen p eslGsu, Of the Senate The Hon
William B. Calhoun, of Springfield WAS unan-
imously chosen Speaker Of he House "f Re.
Dresen,arves. Mcs>rs. Paul Willard, of Charles
,ow9, aud w. p. G:asg, Of Boston, were ap-
nointed Clerks If the Senate, and Pelham w.
Warren, Of Plymouth, Clerk of the House.
Between ID and o'clock. the Governor,
Leu. Governor Executive Council the Hon
orab- Senate and House of Representatives,
marched in procession, under escort # the In
dependent Cadets, Lieut. Col Baker, 10 the Old
South Church, where the annual Election Ser
mon was preached by The Rev. Wilbur Fiske.
The meeting. house was crowded on he "coa-
sion. Afjer the religious ceremonies had been
performed, he procession were rr-sscorted to
the State House, and the Legislature adjourn
ed 10 This morning 1t 10 o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

III edtrurs of t'rr Philadelphia y. s. G1z'
are authorised 10 off.r, (and pledge themselves
"' De performance gold medal with a suit
"T msIipuon, value oOt hundred dollars, or
piece Of plate Of equal value, for the best ss-
MH(ns merits 10 be decided on by competent
vi impaired Judges, on the iuadequ cy of the
ages generally poid 10 seam>tre,S,, ;, spoilers,
PaNeis, shoe binders, SC. 10 purchase food,
''"snt and clothing; On the effects Of that in
~ qu'cy UPON the happiness and morals, not
"''sy Of III, fmars, but Of their fami les,
'u'n hey have any; ard on The probability
~ those low wages fequently force poor
''oen 10 he choice between Gishonor and
e ABSOLUTE want of common necessaries. The
'''e' as tar as the nature of the case will per,
y" De eorroboraied win facts, and TO en-
'''r an enquiry whether those evils are sus-
"P"o'e OF remedy or alienation; and, if so,
Hshat means.
'"'0mnrAnica,ions to be post paid, and to
accompanied with private marks, whereby
author may be known.
''s-Eh- essays are expected to be deliver.
'"'' oeio'e the first day Of November next.
Middle District Bank, Duchess coun.
!, has stopped payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.


On Monday last took place a, the City Hall
in Washington, the Annual Meeting Of The
Stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal Company.
The MAJOR Of Washington was called to
the Chair, and JOHN P. INoLs appointed Secre-
tary
Mr.. MERCER, the President OF the Company,
then read the Report Of the Board of Directors
upon the concerns Of the Company. which was
full Of Information.
On motion Of Mr. r. S. COKE, it was
Resolred, That, a, each annual meeting OF the
Company, a Committee stall be constituted,
consisting Of twelve persons, Of which the ndi-
vidual, who shall represent st the said meet
ing the sock held by the United States, the
Sis,ss Of Maryland aud Virginia, the Corpora
tons If Washington, Alexandria and George
town, ex reding one in number from each,
shall he mr. mbers, the residue TO he appointed
b. he Chairman from among The Stockhold-
ers That 20 this COMMITTEE shall be referred
IN. r por's &c the Boards Of Directors, the &C
counts Of the Treasurer, and he general con-
Germs and proceedings of the Company, parti>
Cularly during he preceding year; and i, shall
be the duty Of he said Committee 10 prepare
detailed report Of the resul, OF their examina-
tions, which shall he published FOR the general
information of he Stockholders,
The following gentlemen were named by the
Chairman Of he Meeting to compose the Com
tee. in addition to the Represen a,i,es II the
several interests named in The resolution, VIZ ::
JOHN Mason, WIN A BRADLEY, RosERr
| taylor G Z. WASHINGTON, RICHARD =. Coxs
a"d Thomas CARBERY.
After some debae on propositions on which
no, hing WAS ii, fni,iNelv done
The Meeting Adjourned to Saturday, next,
at 10 O'Clock, when the Report of III Commit
tee viii be received, and 1t Is probable that the
Officers Of h Companv will be ohosen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

.. n, arrival 1t Philadelphia of'he hrig Ju-
~, C,n,ain Lybse, so days from Lisbon,
'' -, ,ba, The Portuguese a e, sailed (ssme
Nth the Juniaita) for Terceira The ooun
y. =. IA been deluged, and he crop oil fruit to-
=. J.st,oyed. Capt.in Lubec states that
-, Rad been rain for 70 DAYS successiNeiy
=. u.-on!sxec utions were tak'rg place every
=, Onor,o So were to be haagd; but, Tor
-. ,,,,' Of hangman, their execution had
a, AIKEN place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

"W 'o'fh hrs head. 80 much for buckingham"
William Clark. Treasurer OF the United
Sta'es, na> been removed from off e, and John
Campbell OF Virginia, has entered upon ,he
discharge Of The du ie, Of The Office in his cad
This removal S open to every possible eXcer,
rion, and es2e, tally o ina, of d fagron dl>rr.
spec, to the Senau of the United States, who
confirmed Mr.. Clark's appointment. at the il
late ession, by aim an unanrmpus vote
We ardrrs'and hat MIR b, bee, the Posi-
Master at d n, II. Kenu.Cky has been re.or-
piRis 'd-Mr Bdrb,s was 4 soldier Of the rev
C'ution-- IN" H., fiji d h offct Of POS, rnaste:
al thu. tace, FIR aSou, TIN vears; h. h S
disrh1rg d III dlties OF lis fiji e With fdr!, v
to the SV,'rr ncr', and satisfaction 10 every
on--H * C d he pri,il &c, Of freeman
ard vo'rd iar wo.n b. p,"ased; ana FIR ,his.
aad tbs = ore he has been removed, to give
pac" u : sri2liag, wno has, open mou,hcd,
bawled for the ;" Hero"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

rsox HAtlr.x Halifax paTer, have been
.,r.ivet in PosIon TO the ls h uh. American
fine -four was AIS. 81; American rye,
-, Indian meal, l3s cwr.; Corn, 5, 81. per
..,,l VI. Barry, the gentleman Who was
,,D.r,d from the Legislature a"d imp is"ned
r.,- the close Of the last session, is candidate
:, .s.,,sc,ion from Shelburre, his place Of res
,'aure
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
S73GE FARE REDUCED TO IS CENTS.
Cash for Negroes

WYE wish to purchase ONE HUtDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES. of both sexes. from IL to IS years
of age field hands also, mechanics ct every descrp-
ton Persons wishing to sell would 40 WEI" TO give us
caI as we are determined to give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who now or may be here
after in this market. 49,
Anv communication in writing will be promptly a.
tended to- We can at all times be found at our resi-
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandr,a %. Z.
june2 fkANhL'N q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
New-Orlcans Sugar
To MilIers and hiilIwrights.

A NY person who may be about TO erect mill where
N the water fall would suit, may find it 10 their adj.
to purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the intersection f 18th street and the Canal in the
City of Washington, a. they may be purchased at much
less than regular prices They have been examined
by an exp, renced miller, and pronounced Of good
quality and executed in workman like manne-.-
heH CONSIST OF broad shot waterwhee II feet
diameter. with all the necessary accompanyineS cop
Wheels ;rnndle heads, spindle. hopper &c used IN
an over shot mill Also, pair Of I feet inch Co
logne stones banded, and ready for immediate usr.
For further particulars apply to Enoch Arnold Of
Washington, or to GEO JOHNSON
NAV g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

vae1sIiy Known 6.k HIsrginS HsEsd noisss,
Seamooats Swan and Citizen. were on their
yay 10 Nss York from New Brunswick. the
iOrmer being ahead, crossed the track Of the
Clizsn several times, in such manner as 10
O',;uct her progress, and endanger her ground
Ing; and IN some instances with so little eau
ion as to cause the two boats TO come in coll
iiOn. The crew Of the Swan also carried
their endeaVors TO annoy and injure he Citi>
zen so far as TO throw large bille.s of wood
mo the wheel house Of the latter. After con.
i'aing these uujust,hable measures for some
ame, he Swan continued on her course, having
d,lyed the Citizen nesrly an hour. The edi-
Tors Of the Morning Herald have this iuforma-
,un from Two gentlemen, one of whom was
On hoard e he Swan and the other the Git
zen, al the time. They state tina, great fears
were entertained by the passer gtts in both, Of
some seriou, accident, and that the Ladies we're
IN most d,s;re sing state Of CONSERVATION. -
such conduct deserves the srverest IT. ore hens
"'n There is 40 suf..y in steam nav,ga ion,
'eamefs are ehtru,'ed to persons who viii
Illus Nyade the comfort and security Of their
pa,ssneers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
nlfiSsc..A ND8IAs
ssn,y MORNING. JUNE 5. 1929.

that ! dinner has been given to MIR.
.,, Of South Carolina, by his eon''i'u>
A'''" .,;cb the toas,s were, as was the case
'n'' i Us, rather violent The Sou'h Ca
:, s1. -. oogh, ,owait quietly, at least I'LL they
-10"-', ,bine, is to do for them. In our
" ""' ,;sorous effort will be made at the
:, session of Congress TO repeal the ! arm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
MARRIED.

On Sunday evening ass, by the Rev William Jack
son, RobEgT f. STEED, Esq. of Norfolk to Mrs JUL.
ANA VI LOWE, of this city
In tgina, (Greece) 2sih January, BY the Rev Jonas
X. *, JAnEs BACK, E,q of Yarmouth, England TO
Mss 'hRkz. Hac"i, OF athens. She is the person al
deSscc 5y Lord BY ron, IN h,s poem
"sIaid of Athens, here we part
Z" Civ. oh 4! give me back my heart"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

We were vis,ted b. a severe thu der storm
Sunday eveuing which. a ho"g Of very short
Duration, ~as product. t great mlschit E. -
rte wrecks Of Tx poparH wt.lch iine Psnnsyl
wanna Avenue, are encountered a every sep;
aud the old cak, which since he fores, uccupt-
ID the site Of our ely, has remained solitary
lngerer in the wesi front Of IN. Capitol, was
struck aud riven by Ugh ns"g We have heard
of frame buudir gs prosrdted, of ch!mreys
broken down, aud trees uproa,ed, but, fortu-
natcly, If no injury to any human being For
a f w moments, during lie extreme vIoIc'ce 81
he gus we had serious sppreheusions OF evil
much more disastrous, and more extensive,
nan anv At which we have yet heard The
gust i as been followed by succession Of thun,
der snow,rs, which have mois,ened he parch-
ed ground, cooled he a,mosphere, and vanish
ed the epidemic la"guor which the remarkable
he a, cf toe rec,dins f." days haI fused in
to our citizens. Nat Jour.
The storm was very violent here, but we
suburbs If the town were struck and >hiyered
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
JAMES S. GUNNELL, M. ID.
UEEYISV.

REsPECTFULLY informs h citizens and isitors
IL OF Alexandria, that he may be consulted at Mr..
II. C,agett's Hotel, on the first and third wEDNES
DAY in every month, from O'Clock, A. N. untila
Z. NJ
Alliettersaddrcssedto DR.. G. at hsoffics betwee1
the United States Bank and the Presidents House.
Washington City, or left at Mr.. II. CIagets HotelR
will be punctnaIly attendedts.
JAM ewa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
70 Rent.

lszss That commodions Frame House on
asss st Asaph.s,reet, formerly occupied b, Geo.
Sgt5 Wise. There attached to il brick sta
k-.As-. Bile, smoke house and wash house; a pump in
the yard and every other convenience
Also, the House on FAIRFAX street, occupied bv
DIR Wedderburn, and the brick Warehouse on Prin
tiers Alley, adjoining it. Possession may be had i'm.
medately Applyto
may 20-eof ShML. II. JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

The election of Paul Willard Esq. for Clerk
of the Senate Of Massachusetts, deserves a pas,
sing remark.-Mr Willard is a decided and
efficient Jackson man. HIS sentiments are not
only known, but he has been by no means
backward in expressing them. The Senate,
we believe, is without exception composed Of
friends of the la,e National Admins ration.
Had they adopted the Course Of policy pursued
by the presen, Administration, they would
have virtually removed MIR. Willard. by rlee;ins
for clerk some one VIII" was for Adams.
But Mr.. Willard, having been faithful pub
lie officer and clerk 10 the Srnate, though diff
ferne from HIM on hr subjec, Of The Pre- siden-
cy, 81 members ou' Of 30 gave him their votes
and continued him in offire. This conduct is
honorable to the Sena,e and goes to shew tha,
in this state, there is among the friends of he
late adminiara,on no Dispersion to prescribe
and per.ecute the friends IF Jackson, even un-
der circumstances Of excitement I'D irritation
Boston Patriot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, on the premise, on Saturday. the
w 10Th of June merit at II o'clock, all the r,ght,
title, and interest of Augustin d. iIlams in and to
one Undivided eighth part of tract of land, called
Spring Grove. containing 1c0 more or less, late
the property of Margaret Chlds. deceased, situate
within hafa mile of the Falls Church. on Four Mile
Run. adjoining the lands of Hugh Minor, and within
few hundred yards Of the Middle Turnpike Road lead.
taken, under writ Of fera flcias issued by Adam
L,nn Esq. Justice Of the Peace for the County Of
alexandria, and to me directed.
The above will be sold to satisfy debt and costs.
due to George Jacobs Terms OF sale cash.
RICHARD SHACKLEFORD,
iure 1-Jt2Oth Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

receive his instructions from the Editor Of the
Telegraph. Such is the state Of things 10
which the country is brought Again, we in
woke the People, if they love their own charac-
ter, if they regard their own interests, if they
are not unmindful alike of their glorious ances.
tors and their unborn po,terity, 10 rouse thrm-
selves, and inquire into the secret causes of
acts which menace the reputation. nay, The very
existence of The Republic. Let them ponder
upon all these things, and, having reflected, lie,
them speak 10 tones of thunder.-Nat Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, D. C. on II
LIST ofJune. 1899.
az Persons calling Tor letters in the following lis
will please say THEY AsE ADVERTISED or Mey may ~
get them.
| DANIEL wilson John Anderson
iaylt p Arnold
b.
| John Brown Maria Bell
G. Barton Jas Bryan
Ann !Irown John Fred'k Betzold
Capt barnes Elizabeth Benson
Presley Barker John Burke
Peter Brown Mary Amelia Bennett
| K e Barton Jas Brown
! Ills, Cornelia CottriRser Daniel Goats
tirorge Carter Charles Cox
I1hn a. Carter Robert Chinn
John Dean James Dudley
"m Dudley (e0'0red MANI VIM DUDLEY
George r. Fitzgerald DR.. f. F. Parrish
"Hpt. FowIsr( iebden) John FiPps
Harriet Fowler
Benz Greenwood Miss Mary Gordon
John Griflts John Golden (1heatre)
H.
John Hall Elizabeth Hall
William Horner 1tacy Humphrey
Joseph How Miss Elizabeth e.. Hunter
John - Isaac HOFFMAN Nary Ann iiardley
Capt I.liah higgins Thomas n Rowland
James l!iil James u. liuiSin
J.
Samuel p. Jones william Jackson
Elizabeth e.. Johnson Thomas Jefferson
l..
j. Latmer
NJ
John Mannery William MILAN
Willism X Mcdonald Mr. Mathews
Mis-. ~ Minis Theod,re Middleton
is Stoutharl water ST. John Mink
Mrs George Annsh Monrcerenny Miles
".
William Nolen
John ~. Palmer Captain James Posey
Samuel PendrId Ann Z Patton
Catherine Parsons John $. pumly
AmlI ca Posten Nancy Pane
r.
Stephen c. Rozzel Nathaniel Roach
Samuel ROWS Mary Riley
John Ricketts,
william C.. spilman Edward Smith
william Syphax Margaret T. smith
william b. Stewart John J. Sayrs
George Sisson
Jenkins Tuition or lotion Thomas Towson
Nancy Tate
w.
c ,muel Wilson Hiram Williams
Miss Jane NJ washington2 Richard Wallace
"Ann r. Washington Miss Wiseman
Bushrod Washington Captain woodward
Samuel Williams John wigs
Maria Waters Mrs. Maria D. "hte'
D. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

o,Iv 900 o. 500 emlgran have arrived al
o..,.. FROM Ireland the present season, al
,S,,ph grea, number of I'ish vessels have
:, The Montreal Courant attributes the
,;.,om,,ance to The pass sc Of the Catholic
Emancipation bill
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

n. Cray is busily engaged on his farm we
~" - advertisement Of his in TIE Krn'uc-
' p.Dor,,r for cattle to stock one OF his Farms.
=. enemies ma, pursue in The CAIN re-
~ -, of,riva,e life they cannot annoy him.
.,..,,. ,ipers, you bite file!''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

Too bad for joke, and TOO good not 10 be In"gh'
,Ia-An advertisement appeared In fh'ia-
drlDh.a paper, stating that ten dozen Cats were
wanted a, certain place for sxpor'a'ion. The
,H.ir took wlnd-,he boys collected all the cats
.hey could possibly lay ;heir hands on and
marched of to the place Of deposit. he sub
&c, Of the quiz, however, took it in high dud-
s,on; and, having shrewd su'p'c'on al me
nischisvous war, forthwith brought him before
mscis rate Further his dtpanfnt sAy"th
not. a. the philadelphia papers rrfr,e TO pub
Ill., r,-,S-.- y'orrtir.rfe he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
Notice.
MarShaI'S Sale

DY virtue of wr, of eri f,cias, will be sold on the
I'D premises for cash, the 3Oh day Of June nert, all
the right. title and interest of Philip Fendail in and
to one undivided moiety of
TWO ACRE lot OF GROUND,
situated north of the town of Alexandria and near the
property of the late Jonathan Swift. and bounded By
the Sc, ers trees ollowsOn the east BY Patrick
street the length of the squsre on the west b! Hem
nv street. the same distances the south b, Princess
street, from pstricb 10 Henry street and on the north
b, Oronoco stree the distance Sold to satisfy
an execution in favor of Hugh Smith 4 Co Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock. e.. SCOTT, ID. ".
NAV 28-2awts Cor 7. Ringeold, Nsr>haI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
SHIP lIH>yyS,

ARRIVED, JUNE 3.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk passengers
Pas I'd off Ragged l. int ship and brig, bound up ;
the ship Rousseau off sandy Point, bound down.
SAILED,
Schr Rising Sun, Silver. Norfolk and Salem.
Schr Eliza, Williams, h nee, at Philadelphia LIST
ipstau..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
For NeNt.

sSaas One or two of he 'h:ee s,ory brick
jSSs dwelling houses Washington and Duke.
:yS5 streets Application may be made to the
Ia subscriber or to Mr.. A. Newton.
may S-dJt 2awt JOHN LLOYD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
Coffee.

400 Cases low priced fur hats, for sale by
lVU may 90 A G. C.4ZENOVE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
iUb"cc0,

inb~cco.
J WISH to purchase Tobacco. Apply at the Far.
m,rS' Bank of alexandria
Jun 3-w;t RICN'p -. SCOTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

sea Fvpper. &c.
} Chests Young Tyson I
- 9 half chests Imperial
chests Snuchong
l do Ponchong
10 bags pepper
half pipes I. p Madeira wine
casks sperm oil, Just rec'd and for sale by
june , s. HESSERSi!ITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class,
Will be drawn i'll the City of Washington on Saturday,
9th June.
60 numbers-o drawn ballots
Highest Prize 80, 900 Dollars.
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters , so, Eighhs IS.
For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
T. CORSE'S

Lottery and Erchange O6ee, King st .8ierandrit
Drawing of the MARYLAND Lottery. for the benefit {
Washington and st John Co!lege-2d Class for 81!
81 SO 90 IS Is Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

Maryland State Lottery, No. for 1929.
By J l. Cohen, jr & Brothers, will be drawn IN the
CITY of Baltimore on Wednesday Sd of June-Odd and
Even system, by which tie holder of tw" tickets or
two shares is certsn of obtaining prize and may
draw three.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
PRESCRIPTION LIST. No XXXv

uburos Of the town were struck and >hivered
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-09
NOR SALE,

THAT large and we'll known establishment -L lately belonging to NetOtOn ROssiier, sit- uated on the Still River Turnpike in TOrring- ton, about miles north of the village of Vol cOttyiIle, and about miles south from Win. sted meeting house. It consists of about 100 Acres of LAND, half of which is cov- cred with timber, well finished two story brick house, two barns two small dwelling houses, BRICK TAN HOUSE, 76 by 38 feet, above 100 Vats, large Hide Mill and Pulling Mill, the lower story of which is of stone, Bark Min, two large buildings for bark, a large brick building containing store and tenements for nine families, all recently erected, and in good rcpair-large garden and fruit yard, containing great variety of choice selected fruit--a large proportion of meadow, and good orchard. The water-privilege is extensive, and stream durable.
 It is estimated by the late proprietor, that about 5000 hides may be annually manuGac- tured at these works. The quantity of oak and hemlock bark in the immediate vicinity is almost inexhaustible.
 The whole, or any part of the land will be sold with the buildings, as may best suit the purchaser. A long credit will he given, if wished, on the payment of interest agreeable the principles of the School Fund.
 If not sold by the first of September, the works will be RENTED to some careful man for one year at reasonable rate.
 In the absence of the subscriber, application may be made to Capt. Daniel Baldwin, of Litchfeld. s. F. BEERS.
 Comn,'r of the SchooL Fund.
 LitchRpld. Con. June 24, l8Q9 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-09
BYLAW.

At a specidl meeting cf the T'Ogn of Corn,call,
 legally icarned and held at the Sowth Meeti,ao.
 House ." said torn, on the sh day of June, NOTED. "That Swine over three months old may go at large on the highways or commons m said town, from the goth day of March to the lst day of December in each year. provided the same shall be well rung in the nose. And it shall be the duty of the haywards in said town to ring all swine found at large as aforesaid without sufficient ring through the nose and the owners thereof shall pay the haywards therefor the sum O! twenty-five cents for each swine so rung by them.'
 Voted, "That the Town Clerk cause the above vote to be published according to law"
 A true copy of record.
 Attest, FREDERICK KELLOGG, 4st TotcR Clerk.