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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

We are sorry thai Ihe good old fashion OF
having Fourth Of July Grafton is getting in the
waue in some parts Of The country. We should
be unwilling 10 See the themes aud topics then
81 graceful to our ears, transferred even TO the
pulpit. That place is too sacred * hallowed to ut
,png for the PRONUNCIATION Of the solemn truths OF
christianity % let US wish that i, should be diver
ted from It's legitimate purpose. The ennoolins
sentiment Of pauio ism high as they are, deserve
not 10 be herAlGed from the pulpi: by Gods mis-
nis,ers. The Preachers task is Of another and
FAR more interesting nature. 1t is his TO warn
the sinner-to encourage iheIshris'ian-to re-
Duke the tsrdy--to pouruay the glorious reaii-
lies of life Of bliss hereafter. We 90 not
think he can appropriately minsle these Top
les with the earthly subjects, which will and
nus, press upon our attention on The Day Of
independence II is more hI,ing, that the mrn
with whom we have mingled every day-men
Of warm feelings-men Of The world, 1t may
be,-should on that day speak OF our couuy's
freedom, ard Are our hearts with reneration
for her liberties.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

WuAr-MoRALrTy DUMB TOO The Joseph
Surface Of / he Telegraph, so sen'imen'aily y,r-
ruous, and so clamorously sentimental, lew
DAYS since, in his cxscraions of defaults ana
defaul,trs has not word 20 say concerning
Nil. w b. Lewis. who has been apPnin't"
ar :, h. the Second Auditor of the Treasury.
poor Joseph! His sentiment and his valour
have taken French leave, and left him silent and
E..,ncar,.d Nat Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Notice.

ANl for Young Ladies' in wolf.sreet in this city, on
Tuesday the 14th inst where the following branches
will be taught, viz Reading, orthography, Writing,
Arithmetic. Geography, English Grammar, Rhetoric,
Composition, History, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Drawing and Painting, and the Use of the Globes.
Reference may be made to President Chaplin and
Professor Ruggles, Of the Columbian College; Mr.. Jo
seph Andrews, DR.. I. p Jones, Dr. Sewall, and X.
Waach, Esq of Washington july Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Notice to Creditors

DREsUMlNG that after the lapse Of twenty odd
II years, many Of the Creditors OF the late Samuel
Craig deed have either 'faen asleep with their ia
Tiers or if living, forgotten their claims: this is TO
notify them or their representative, WIN 4 New
boICs, F. < J. Edmondson, James Dali 4 Co J. Plea
SAINTS & Co. j. Janney, 7. Janney Csrne siade John
DUNLAP & Thomas Shreve, as the Creditors OF William
Wood dec'd:-rhomas ID avis, Randolph Mott, w.
Graham, X. G. Lanphier. Carne & Shade, Libby T.
crne r: Shade. Jacob Davis Guardian, Daniel Mcleod
and Christopher Grid, tina, Dividend Of twenty
and half per cent on the trusfunds, ana .fee anu
been declared payable, and is in readiness for them
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-. de bonis non,
and Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
MARRIED.

On Tuesday last by the Rev. Jacob Larkin, Mr.. LE-
MUEL N. MURRir, to Miss MAsY CAROL; all of this
place.
On Thursday evening last. bv the same, Mr.. BESJA
MIN CAwooD, to Miss Mary ANN MCGEE; both Of this
place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Trust Sale.

IN the goth day Of July nert, the undersigned will
- offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the tract of land situate in the county
of Fairfax, the waters of Bull Run, called Moore.
HILL" containing 954 acres. The sale will take place
Fairfax Court House before the front door thereof.
about IL O'Clock, aud is made under the authority oil
a deed Of trust given to the undersigned by Robert
Kincheloe for the benefit of Alexander Henderson's
executors, dated the 18th of August, 1922, and re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Fairfax. The sale will be effected for the purpose OF
raising the unsat.fed part Of the debt, with the ex-
penses Of trust. JAMES SANGSTER.
June 2-eots AMASHADlAH MnRE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

MP The undersigned tenders his grateful
..l oow,edpments to his friends and the public, for
the liberal patronage he has met with for the last four
years. in behalf Of himsef-snd now, as the agent
his brother, James Dobe, humbly solicits continu-
hall still be unlimited to give general satisfaction.
WA DOBiE, Ag't,
;n,v Scot Upper end Of King-str Get
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

The New York Mercantile AoSetuser' 'n '"e
authority of a gentleman from Marse'l'es' con-
,rsdic,s the repor, recently published 1" a f"i-
,adelphia paper, Of the iliness Of JAMES fESNi'
,,o.x CoopER, Esq. the celebrated American
novelist.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

We recei, ed yesterday The FRS number OF
new paper, established in shrpherds'own' i"
v,rsinia, by w. & G. r. Weber-prin'ed week
~. a, two dollars per annum. Its Tile Is APP
,,ro,r;a,.. and has he merit Of some novelty.
W. 18th s,ccess 20 the Potomac Pioneer." "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

termination never to become a candids:c for
any political Office" II seems that Judge Sto-
ry had been nominated as Vice Preaidcnt in
one Of the New-York papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

NAvAL-The Us ship ERIE, Capt. TURN.
Err. WEIGH anchored in Hampton Roads on The
23d ult. from Pensacola, came up to the anchor
age between The Forts, on Monday afternoon
last. Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Notice.
July 10-dlw

r HAVE appointed my brother, William DObie'
II Alexandria, my agent to carry on the
Saddle and HarnesS-naktng Business,
III VIZ JAMES DOBlE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

CONFINEMENT is pearl OF great price ana
whoever pro, urrs 1t at the expense OF zen ,hoIS
and desires, mak.s wise and happy purchase.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

Judge sroaY has authorized the editor OF toe
aos,on DAILY Advertiser 70 mention his de-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture at Auction.
ON " EDNgSD.7Y 15tA inst at 10 O'Clock. 4 ~
Will be sold, RBsERvE, At the dwelling house
ut present occupied by John Thompson, corner Of
King and Pitt streets, variet. ct
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
consisting, in part, Of
/ sideboard bureais; mahogany tables, Of diff
fercnt descriptions
Kitchen do; rush bottom and windsor chairs
2 feather beds and furniture
Q mahogany, and several other bedstcads
carpets, some very good; sndrons
Shovel and tongs, tenders. looking glasses.
Also,
2 Coaches, with harness, for cash
All the vegetables in the garden adjoining the said
Ihompson's dwelling house,
And valuable Mich COW.
Terms-s20 and under, cash; over 20 and not ex.
ceedng so, three months; so. six months credit
viii be given. the purchasers giving notes negotiable
1t bank, with approved crdorsers july 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
Richmond Dyeing Establishment

On Guy Street, rear Of Ue Virgiaia and Ear,,.,.
Banks.
TOSEPH WILLIAMS is orator., >. A.,
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayonrs anS
hopes continuance of the same; and would than
the ladies sending their silk dresses to have thor, -,
ken to pieces which will enable him to warrant them
to he dyed and finished us well as at anv e-thts,a
ment in the Union. Canton or stuff drc.ses "a.
ccssary as he has suitable machines to finish them 70
sent 10 nm IN the situation above mentioned. -
Ientiemcn are likewise informed that he sco,,-,
ata colour coats Pantaloons, and vests to
geeer WIN all Kinds OF apparel and if requested repeYs
tnein In the neatest manner. AS usual all InJs 70
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold pressed fnrn;,.
stufs cleansed and re-dyed in the neatest mannar
N. d. Tickets will be issued on leaving the oo,3s
plicaIon or the same 'eu On up
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
BOOTS AND sHoEa.

go we nave just received quantity of South American o,o
okns new article which for durability soness
ANY oI leather for dress boots and Shoes likewise suf3
and wear longer ~ :" P'''h'
we have received Genemcns Lasts of the --latest f,.h;o
ese ocsl ana are prepared to make Boots Shoes and
Pumps upon them in the first STYLE - a''a
"eSeep constantly ON hand, made factory ,eoer,
assortment oil Ladies' and Gcnemens Boots and Shoes of IN
descriptions We have great variety Of thilde nv, SHOES
of all kinds ' a"u you'os ohoes
And in addition to manufacture. we have ,ssa,
IN supply oil New York aud Philadelphia Boots and Sboe
all oil which we are determined to sell chean ~ ''
we have a large assortment of TRUNKS
may 81 f'P'y a"e"oen 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
From the Norfolk BEACON.
Entc and interrstinq 6.o,, Tibe,

Eote and interesting from Liberia.
We have converscd with Capt. johnson, Of the
ship Harriet, lof Bath,) which anchored in Hampton
Roads yesterday morning, after passage Of So DAYS
from Liberia. II will he rccollccted that the Ilar-
,iet is the vessel that conveyed the last cmigrans
(l63 in number) from this port to the African Colony
sailed on the 9th February last. lie states, that
with the exception of some sickness they contin-
ued healthy during The voyage, and were all landed
IN good condtdn, but that long spell of dry wealth.
or, oftwo months continuance, affecting severely the
heath Of many Of the old residents, had subjected
them all, with very few exceptions. to Tic fever of the
Coasts IL to Is had died, bot the others rapidly
convalesccnt, and seemed satisfied with their new
abode, They were looking auxiously to the moment
of their entire restoration, that they might engage in
some usctnl and profitable pursuits The Vifo Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22

Oh,ifthc soui immortal be.
Is not its love immortal too?
nv MRS. HrmAss.

Obi the soul immortal be,
Is not its love immortal too?
socst thoumy home.-'ris where you woods waving
la their dark richness to the sunny air,
Where yon blue stream, thousand banks having,
Leads down the hills a vein Of lisht-'tis there
Midst these green haunts how many spring lies cleaning
Frnsod with the violet colour'd with the skies,
NV bovhoods ha uni through days of summer dreaming,
Under Young leaves that shook with melodies.
Aly home, the spirit of its love is breathing
In every wind that plays across my track,
From It's white walls the very teudrls wreathin:,
Seem with soft links 20 draw the wandcrer back.
There am loved, there prayed for, there my mothc,
Sits by the heart with n,eckly thoughtful eye,
There my young sisters watch greet their brother:
Soon their glad Footsteps down the path viii n.y.
There, in sweet strains of kindred music blending,
All the home voices meet at days decline:
One are those tones, from the heart ascending
There laughs my home. Sad stranger! where is ,hine
Askst thou Of p,irse2-.Iu solemn peace tits lying,
Far DER the deserts and the tonlbs away;
Ills who re I, too am loved, with love updynC,
And fond hearts wan my s,cp-But whore arc they,
Ask where the carth's departed have their dwellings
Ask Of the clouds, the stars the trackess air:--
know il not-yct trust the Whisper, tcllms
My lonely heart, that love unchanged is there.
And what Is home, and where, bu, with the loving,
Happy thou art, that SO canst gaze thine.
My spirit feels but in its weary rowing,
That with the dead, wherc'er they be is mine.
90 To my home, rejoicing son AMI brother!
Beat IN fresh gla1uess To the household scepe,
4 OF me, 100, watch the sister and the mother,
lwiil believe, but dsr seas roll beii-een
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
FRESH SUMMER GOODS

w r. nave received by the Effort and Fa;r6e,a
articles; among them arc 1 o''so''ao'e
Extra quality msmcc nankecns
very superior white satins
Black eros dc hides
Blue and set black Gros de Mans
Ui ,c.n white, pink and straw colored Aorences
w hite' black. pink and green Itel c,.,.- b.
Arcophlne grapes. assorted colora
figured satin and Ores de Nan bonnet r;hh.r-,
various colors A'eP w.
ram Swiss and checked muslin,
Cd book and bishop lawns
common and fiue plain bobbinetts
Itondsoine stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers
n n,I n'rt and white cotton half hose
BACK and white silk, and raw s;lk 4"
White feather fans
rain leaf do with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
Super white and figured Marsciles yestinos
Sheli TUCK and side combs
brazil, tuck and side do
Black circassians
fcW pieces super blue do
duck hastings and prlinellns
Peccs extra line sd black merino horoho ,;,
ior gentlemens summer wear e''
nStrn nnc Angola, and Rouen cass;mer.s
Brown French drillDgs
2 cases common do do cboo
.;au'cs horsee;in gloves
Misses horseskjn mitts
klbbon and bonnet wire
oupcr blue and drab sewing ALL,
If'sn and German linen sheetinoa
oucEtams' grey and drab paddipps
paics canvass, No. I to4
eases low priced prints
40 iedes open straw bonnefs
90 do Leghorn do
90 bales % inch brown sbirtinos
AL OF which we offer at ,ohoie,aJe mr. ,.,oy =,
sually low prices. VI 'e'o"' AT upu-
June BALDWLN. JDES r. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
The following paragraph s quoted, IL A.. 49,,
'ournal, from Their Poukeepsie Journal. 1e.''oesi

The following paragraph is quoted, IL A..
'ournal, from Their Poukeepsie JoumJ. "snoasi
1--WE have not believed nor do now s~,,.-. =.
Dit calhoun or DIR. Van Buren, will b. es eihef
next fesdentai election II General scls,. u.- ~ no
DC 'avc,e Of the people at that civ con A. ~ ne vii
asc ana tho confess will be betwos (ene.i ~ tne
W.T. cay of this we think there is 10 doubt" -
we know not on what aup nori,y the write, ~ ~.
paragraph hxes his belief Put admitt.v that y. ~.
sufficient reason for the nth that il In him ny
They believe, as far we are ocouainted ;,h ,hs,
views that inc only contingency thst car AZ.
Sas ms eecson 70 S.e Presidency would be The mul
lPncaton otcandc ates, and the conseouent ds,;.or
OF inc election oy'.he House Of Represen,.t;ves ~
nessrs. Caihorm and Van Buren, from tho SsIT .n%
e result Fan hardly DO doubted Will be- in favor oS
Some OF the administration papers are ca,,ro ,,,a-
on tne'r friends to be up and doing and to orgsns
res to put down what they are pleased - IN
tn; INC ton Of Clay The appeal may not be smea
OF Inappropriate; for though we neither know ~ sn.
organized opposition to the administrator. No, ~
eve that there will be any attempts to effect one :.
present yet the apprehensons Of its friends iusti
such IN appeal MS measure Of prudence and precan
tion AS 10 the pcopc-the great majority Of the
peopc-they seem disposed to remain passive. Ana
why should they not? Why should they busv them.
selves to bring to end an administration Which h
so rapidly destroying itself?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
SCOTT'S PROSE WOpVo

-, Scott, Bart. in vols. - ." wafer
himself '' n"tIatVe written by
SPITE uansrngrates, and far fon loanO Ito
pmclno or hie by the change of its sppearanee' h IL
;"Uou; ~ ns new organs with the fresh vicour OF
ycticrson's Notes on Virginia, a peu eds,iou.
Dyrons works complete, in VOL octave, cnb,a-
sne suppressed Poems, and illustrated by oiobi
handsome copper-pate engravings. = ''s"'
A"'a'y OF Useful Knowledge, No. DC,
For salo ut NAafTss
'''' " Book and Stationary S,ore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
LATEST FASHIONS

4 WOh ~ RYAN. opposite TO Hall g. Moorc's infirrn
Ia, vs Gs Customers us, and the public that of
ashon and stock Of the very best kind for tie fscu,e
Ladies' and Gentlemcn,s ~"s'>S'uioo'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
FRESH GOODs.--.H. NEnsov ho., -

r eeyed by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lutestring
CoIoured and black gros de naples
Fancy berege, and gauze scarfs and bdhs
New style bonnet and belt rbbons
Book, null and Swiss muslins
ram cambria and iaconet do
Manchestor and Frencb cambria qinahams
Common and fine culicoes, assorted, with "a
nety OF other scasonable and desirable goods.
ALSO,
Superior power loom sheetings, nam,6hct,v0S n.
Messrs. Cunningham & Anderson, OF tb;s c:;,1y
which will be sold at the manufacturers Lowe.
price. 'Owose cesn
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
NEW MILLINERY FANCY STORE.
MISS e. SMITH, FROM NEW.HAVEN,

FHOM NEW"nAN ENs
 TTAS taken the Room formerly occupied I l as the Post. Office. adjoining the Store of Messrs. GoOd,cim $, Gaipin, where she i: this day opening a fashionable assortment 0I HATS, HOODS, CAPS, cheap Lyghoru BOlivars, straw Cottages; straw cOlorsd black and white Navsrino; an elegant assortment Of RIBBoNs; a variety of fashionable Silks, Fringes, kc. for Hats. Brown Cambric and Battiste. Frogs, Buttons and Cords for Ha. bit Trimmings; Gloves and Mits; Fancy Haudke kerchieis and Scarfs; Swiss Muslin and Inserting; Bobbinet Footing and Edging, Purling French working Cotton; Linen Stacks, Corscts, Corset Lacers, Corset Rings, WhalehOne for dO.. Curls, &c.
 As Miss s. has had the advantage of work. ing considerable time in New. Haven. and also in one of the most fashionable millinery establishments in New-YOrk, she hopes, by her acquaintance with the business, and her exertions, to merit a share ofthe patronage Of the Ladies in Litchfeld and the adjoining towns. ..
 Miss s. is connected with Millinery Es- tablishment in New Haven. and will constant. ly receive the latest fashions from thence and from N. York. O. LeghOrDs bleacl'ed and dressed, Or cOlOrcd black.
 hPAny person wishing to get Dying done by Mrs. BAEL. in New Haven, can by leaving the articles with Mrs. s. have them forward ed tO Mrs. B. and returned to her store.
 Lieekfeld, Dec. eI, 1899 co
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
NOTICE.

DHE ( Court of Probate for the District of I New-Nlillord hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the ere ditors of the estate of
 BRADLEY MILLS, lase of Kent. in said district, deccased. to cxA hlhit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly at- tesled within said time will be debarEed re- cOvery.
 w. P. MANsFIELD,)
 ySO. M. R4rnOSO' Executors. Kent, Dec. ', 1899 "2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
Probate Court, District of Litck field,
 Dec. IS. 1929,

 TTPON the petition of EtVah Meeker,. oi (O Washington, in said Probate District, representing to this Court that he is the guar dian of Chauncey P. Scwdder, of said Wash ton. tn said probate district, minor under the age of twenty -one years; and that the said Chauncey Is the owner of an undivided hal 0f dwelling house, and Of garden spot cUn' nected herewith, containing about half aH acre. lying in said Washington, in New-Pres- ton Society, about mile easterly from the meeting house in said society, and bounded easterly on highway, sOutherly on Joseph II. Bennett, westerly on Aspetuck river so called. northcrly on Reuben BOlles, of about the va luc of0n hundred dollars. and that said dweI- ling house is going to decay, and is Of nc use to said Chaunccy; and that said premises are unprOduciive IO said minor, and praying this Court tO order a sale of said premises, as by said petition On file, dated Dec. 18th, 1899. more fully appears:
 H Is ordered by tkis Court. that the said pc. ti,ion be continued t0 ihe 6th day of March. A. D. 1880, at nine o'clock in the forenoon. al the Probate Office in Liich6eld; and that nO- tice of the pendency Of this petition lee given by publishing this order in the newspaper printed in Liichfrld, three weeks succcssive- iy, at least six weeks before said 9th day Of March, A. D. 1880.
 A true copy 0i rrcord-cer,ifed by
 FREDERICK WOL.COTT,
 e8 Judge of Probate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
FOR TH11AG1s.
0@ Dr Relfe's Aromafic Pills,

o. Dr. ReVe's Aromatic k'tks,
 HAVE been long celebrated as most valuable and \ eilicacious remedy against thoee general eQm- plaints peculiar tho female portion ot society," Eley cIcamsc, purify and promote free and brisk circua. ton Of the biOod when become sluggsh and languid safe and eec,ua specific. They assist the suspended operations of ihe sangHferOus sysioms waen nature requires t. and rectiy the irregular habits of the un- becomes reanimated, and frcshens with the natural glow of restored health. They are tried and appro- vod remedy tn obsruc,iOns, debility, hypochOndria. green sickness. giddness papitatO1 Ofhe heart, bad digestion, l0athing Of t0od, pains of the stomach, shOrtness of breath upon every little motion. sinking of the spirits and s consequence, dejeced conn.e. are equally conducive the health o married ladies' except im cases of pregnancy hectic and consump- tive habits, wsn ksy sst Rot Dc taken. But they may 6c adn'nis'ered 2: grea. advantage mSa.h cr nors ore system and paFging those grOss humoEs. which, when retained lay the foundation o numerous diseases. and render the incaioas subject unhealthy Gor ise They should also be taken by alt women from 4S tO 5e io
 prevent the dangerous dsUrders consequent upon that critical period of iemale liir They have beea taFshee found, by experience, Co afosd powerful remedy in both la Ren and sromsR. whose nervous system they strengthen and regulate, aid naiase in throwing OF those gross and saperabandant humoFs which produce melancholy and depression cG spirits. renosase the Do"
 y. reannsaIe the mind, sud diaase general cheer funess aud elasticity throughout she whoe sss'em- Price 4i 50 per box.
 UT He ahove valuable medicines sc s .S the original Recipe in AS. c( the late Dr. Co.. way hy his immediate sccsssos aRd the ses press' Cor, T. KIDDEK, and sold by him at ns Sssoanung' Room oyer No. %. CouTtsiFeet. hcac os .
 n,o;.eo, l.oresler with all the vai.aoie meacsnes ~ iprcpared by the late Dr. C:.way;l 1,
 S0mnsI Rsaei, LisehfsId. EdspgTd Cossfes:
 !So~tk Fdsnss. D6nisI Norssn. Casa@'' a''1
 '. c. Hatch. NesO- PFessen. ,.n Fs;vra1ure nC T. KlDwRE, the easside printed wrnpprr 4 large discount msde io shess whs O sell ag'in.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
NOTICE.

DY orler of the Court of Probate for the 1O District of LitehGeld, will he sold at pub lie auction. all the personal estate and sO much of the real estate Of
 DANIEL THRALI., late of TOrrinston, deceased, represented me solvent. ss will raise the sum of four hundred and ninety y-twO dollars and iiily-twO cents The sale to take place at the house of Uri Taylor, in WOlc0ltville. on Monday the 4th day of January next. at one o'clock F. M.
 SAMUEL THRAEL, Adm'r. TUrYiRgtOR, Dec. a, 1899 es
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24

The Ilum,sVle, Al@ Advocate, Of the g7Ih ulG says "DurlnR the present. ,srm Or Our Circuit Court, the tlsVraCslO sight hes besn exhibited upon our public sqGare, Or wAteplax wlGA eow skSa, white mOn, agrssahly to the requirements Of our statute aws." Such laws " mako the meat they feed upon"
 Nearly eaOo have been paid tSr winding up the clock h the Ma,ors room, Orthe N.York City Hall, By the hump on the back Of MahOmrts canO, bO' those lnaels dO thinvsO on great sc"e," said MOsa. Uha Rub.N.,lub Kheli Khan.--M Y. Gas.
 Shockinr MnrSer--I'As body or MrS Mary Ma. rny, uf Danvilr lPA.) was found dead, in her bed, One day Ias, week. The lMlAuI daughter about egh, months ol was slOs by the side OG il' hrless mO'L. CT, wecpinr. The husband Ur Mrs. M was NbscMt, and the appearance Of the deceOsed ~a~ans the con. cIusiOn thu, the pour woman hNd in the first place been mos. cruelty used, by villain Or villains, and then murdered by slrNngWlNtioW.
 Al late salc iN England Of the celebrated Durh Un breeding stock, three year old COW brought lSO uOneNs, yearlng heiIer ilS, three year old hulI o;O, twelve month bull 2l0, aur months loO guim. eas.
 Nlr. Charles Wood, pa.riO, of o0r revolutionary war; tn the 8ls year of his age, was married lately in North Carolna.