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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16
New Store.

New Store.
 COWLES 6 co. Haze just received from Ne,c- York, at their mew store 0n he North BGsin, Farmington, the following GOODS, 0U purchased acith cask sCitkm tico sceeks, at the iO,cest prices viz. 1n HHDS. pure St. Croix RUM 1O 10 do. limitation do.
 20 ila do. New-England do. a a 40 bbls. American GIN & g. aI
 pipes Imperial Holland GIN
 d". and % bhls. first quality Signette
 .. BRANDY
 do. Madeira WINE of the best
 quality '@s'
 6 do. Sicily do. .f @ft# % or. casks French Madeira do. aoas 20 do. Malaga Sherry, (Loring Brandy % do. Sweet Malaga s aI 70 bhls. American GIN ,.. ,s
 30 hhds. West India MOLASSES
 % do. New. Orleans do.
 80 bags Sack SALT, (Ashton filled) 500 bushels Turks Island do. 500 do. Liverpool Ground do. ". 100 qtls. COD FISH ta# @ @st8 !'as MACKEREL tn bhls. and i-s bhls. .5lo N SHAD do. No. and 2, Saybrook h. 3fie sneCti0n 1is 9ssssa 5i5s4l sa6cl
 50 chests Hyson Skin TEAS, i % do. Young Hyson au fresh. & of iase < % do sgAnkay, iapOrsassica
 20 l.hds. New-O Orleans SUGAR s1' 77s l'.:,. \ <,
 do. do. do. very loss priced 10 boxes Loaf and Lump do. az' '5'@459 { 50 do. Bunch RAISINS 9I5 v e5 half boxes do. do. na ssss5 bese % % boxes s, g Sys GLASS. id 2. English GLASS, all sizes ,,a,, 90 hags COFFEE
 .bas1 PsRPer; Piment0; !; cas'ia; NuntanlIegs' nalI i Lorrillard's SNUFF and TOBACCO, 4 at Manufacturers prices v ssi1q iALa Keg Tobacco; Rice; Indigo; Pipes s9iia Re6ned SALT PETRE @ Ia9 \ -a WHITE LEAD, ground and dry bjr .fs CROME YELLOW eoa,, r te. < !. .ys Shot; 1; Chocolate Bar Soap ,d Linseed OIL Spirits Turpentinc ,,o 50 kegs Ginger; 10 bbls. Pot Ash l'.''o ! .sos sssds'' ss:s;s IRON. s' n \ st.,sl a'''f EngIish. ofall sizes. esoas aql
 tar Band and Hoop do.i; Nail Rods N oe Engli.h. STEEL. ,.s sa
 Cast and Wrought NAILS, all sizes l5O bbls. superfine FLOUR 75 de. do. do. RYE
 The above Goods with many other articles were purchased upon such terms as will ena- lsle the holders to dispose of them on as good terms as can be purchased at any store in the State. 1'aF a31lSii it1 379a 4a3
 FGrmiagson. July 4. 1899. .u Avs
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16
NOTICE.


 NlHE Judge of the Court of Probate for 1- the District of LitehReld, hath limited and allowed six months, from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate, of ...a es.s JOHN MUNSON, late of Lee, in the county of Berkshire, and State of Massachusetts, deceased. represented insolvent; in which to exhibit their claims; andhas appointed Samuel Bnel, Oliver Good win. and Roger Cook, commissioners, to re- ceive and axamine the same
 The subscribers, pursuant to the above ap. Pointmspt, hereby give notice that they will attend to the business of their said appoint- ment, at the dwelling hss.y.. af I ger Enal- in said Litchiield, on the lst day of Septem- Der. TBS9, and on the 9th day of January, 1880, at o'clock. PM, on each of said days. 2 N SAMUEL BUEL, it 1i N OLIVER GOODWIN, Ccnsmsss- aNs
 ROGER COOK, qssgsgssS S'p"s'S' "a"'s' X All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to sgu l,e OLIVER .GRiSWOLD, .Adm'r. LitchJisld, July IS, 1899.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16
Groceries.


 Frederick S. Parker (. Wantkyop B. .Smitk Have associated themselves in business
 under the name and firm Of
 PARKER & SMITH, and have taken the Store No. lS7 Chapel Street, Bradlcy's Building, and will sell on as fair and reasonable terms at wholesale and re- tail as any store in this city. They have re- gently received and offer for sale--
 6ln Chests Hyson, Young Hyson, and GO Hyson Skin TEAS,
 l5 bags COFFEE, n 5Jai5a 10 do Pepper and Pimento, zu3 lOk kegs Tobacco, P sils s oo ' Y's.
 Sboxes Paper Tobacco, =af.
 50 bags Shot, rs. sslae.sgere., s9 10 barrels LUMP SUGAR, 7, e,a.o x < ' {, 10 hhds. St. Croix and Imitation RUM,
 2 pipes Holland GIN,
 8 do Cognac BRANDY, i..24 10 barrels American GIN, % casks Lisbon and Colmenar WINE, % pipe Old Madeira WINE, e8 '' 20 hhds. MOLASSES, 1 .A l5 kegs Ginger, 5ta ne | 40 bales Cassia, F @ % hags BLOWN SALT, *, ! Mayland's and Lorillard's SNUFF
 90 casks Patent CUT NAILS, 1000. bushels ROCK SALT. 500 do American do. -Also-- " <a& A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF '4@ DYE STUFFS Clothiers' Materials. All of which will be sold low. by | IMAM PARKER & SMITH. Neac-H Haren, July IA, 1929 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16
DECgTISTRY. DOCT. HAWLEY,

.Hr.r r-.f GOM0GOV OGN11O1p ~ TNROM New-YOrk and New Haven, has 1'. the pleasure 10 inform the Citizens ol LitchReld and its vicinity, that he has taken an office at MT. Orlando Wadhams' Hotel, where he is prepared to perform any opera tiOns in his profession. iw .ata3a < A1 He naGhes and sets aGt9rGl or GTtifcial TEETH, from one tO whole set cleans, files and remOves decay. .flls and ertracts teefh and stumps, with as much care, neatness, and utility as the nature of the case will admit. The irTegulGr teeth of Children, reduced to order. ""2 Es" RECONINIENDATIONS.
 Knowing pr. HAWLEY'S skill in his profession, we cordially recommend him to his fellow clizens. ENkAs MUNsON, NATHaB SMITH, ELt lvEs,
 iu JoNArHAN KNioIiT, PvgfessOvs in Medical
 Colieee. sNesD. kaues, 1917.
 N. B. Doct. Ills stay will be short.
 LSsekfsM. July 6i. 1923. : List of Lstters remaining in the Post Q6iee at
 WcshiagtOn, Conn. Jaly lst. 1s29 Sres,So Hr0rsS sDP s. Hoiii,.er VII. H. s%i.n BFadford J. Hall Marcus Wagner sag s'n snn CHARLES A. yuDsoN,P. P. M.
 Pressed Hops, .nFa superior quality, for sale by z " eold OLIVER GOODWIN. ,
 LitchfelH, JsEy 5t s.,il 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16
T THE ENQUTRER.
LITCHFIELD, JULY I6. 1s29.

GT We are requested to call the attention of the good citizens of this town to the importance well expediency of forming Ngilant Sociesy. Several thieveres have recently taken place, ofhorses, Cate &c.,; and for want of concert and proper vigilance among the people, perpetrators have in most n- instancesbeen enabled to eude the arm ofjustice.- meeting will be held in this sillage. Saturday "e;ct at 4OclOck PM. for the purpose of forming such associaton-and tits hoped that all persons who have property at stake, and who can spare the time this busy season of the year, will not fail to attend. % 'F
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16

Complaints are made in all parts f the country Of the wet and unpleasant fourth of July
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16

,, 75 de. do. do. RYE ~
 The above Goods with many other articles were purchased upon such terms as will ena. ble the holders to dispose of them on as good terms as can be purchased at any store in the State. E7H ssaliiii a' o79 4a3
 Enrm;nRtOM, Jittv 4. 1899. w s Avs {
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16

sir-Your letter of the 7th inst, is received. The law docs not authorize the refundIng of postage on account of overcharge, unless tue eiteris opened in presence of che pssmas.er or ms Sisrk. I Tpa say this is different from what your post-othce mas former iy done: but n is not different from what other oices have done, nor from what the law requires. n mas lately been discovered that the post office at New York has been error, and the error IS oroered 10 be correcieds tt eQn1s1 -
 Sometimes person may loae by letter being over charged and sometimes the department may lose oy its being underchafged. If letter contains three bank no,es is qnadFuple hntf rated single or dou- be the person does not send the post office to pay the deficiency; but if rated double when tt ,S singe, he applies tor repayment of the excess. The law provides. that the rais marked on letter shall De the gidence ofcoect postage, unless the person recev- iaair 1akes exception; in that case, he will open 10 presence of the Postmsser or hs clerk and q over cseased Ench is the law, and such is the custom iT other places, and always shead haye been the custom ;r .New- York. An executive department has nc r;eht to vary fhe practice from hel law. whether it
 right or wrong. am respectfully your sb't sery't'
 meeIAN HlA+4 VE*FFs
 Comulaiuts are made in all parts Sf the country Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16

Frederick s. Parker 8- Wintkyop B. tSmitht Have associated themselves in business
 under the name and firm Of
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-09-11
berkshire American. I
[From the American Turf Register and Spor
ing Magazine.

ing Magazine.
WASHINGTON A SPORTSMAN.
The time which Colonel WAsnIsGros could
spare from the building and agricultural i'm.
provements, between the year 1859 and I774
was considerably devoted to the pleasures of the
chase. We have neither knowledge or tradition
of his having ever been shooter or fisherman
fox hunting being of bold and animating char.
acter, suited well with the temperament of the
" 1usty prime" ofage, and peculiarly well accord
ed with his fondness and predisposiion for cques-
TRAN exercises
His kennel was situated about hundred wards
south of the family vault in which at present re.
pose his venerable remains The building was
a rude structure, but afforded comfortable nuar.
ters for the hounds; with large enclosure pal.
ed in, having IN the midst spring OF running
water. The pack was very numerous and go.
lect, the Colonel visiting nAd inspecting his
kennel morning and evening, after tho same
manner as he did his stables. II was bis pride
land proof Of his skill in bunting 10 have hi.
pack SO critically drafted as to speed and h. 4
tom, that IN running, if 'one leading dog slIoult
lose the SCENT another was at hand immc diat.l,
to recoverit, andthus when in full CT 9. to us,
racing phrase, you mi ght cover tic pack will
a blanket.
During tho season, Mount Vernon had manv
sporting guests from tho ncighborhood, from
Maryland, and elsewhere Their visits were no,
OF days, but weeks and they we're entertained
in the good old style of yrginia's ancient hos.
pitality. WAsHfSeToN, always supcrbly mount.
cd, IN true sporting costume, of blue coat, scar
let waistcoat, buckskin brooches, top boots, vel
vet'c1P and whip with long thong, took the field
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-09-11
Iron The London Mechanical Magazine.1
TO IMPROVE GUNPOWDER FOR BLAST.
INC


MIR. demonstrating some time since had oc-
cason to make some trials of the strength of diff
| 'eFeht samples of gunpowder, and ruminatns.
on the phenomenon of expansion of air, the ac-
COUNTS illustrative of which consider no wav
satisfactory, the ideas formed on the ,udiect
ied me to the conclusion, that oil added to oun-
powder, might possibly INCREASE the expansivs
power OF the latter; and upon trial, this anneor-
ed to me to be the case. l half filed tin cvlin-
drlcal two ounce snuff canister with punnowdsr
on the top of which poured some locksmi,b,s
oil then, with the cover on, I shook the DOW.
der untilthe whole had become similar in color
ana no appearance of moisture remained On
comparative trials found the oiled powder
stronger than the same powder not oiled-But
not having regular powder proof, / was obli-
gcd to decide to the hes, of my Judgment wb;ob
may possibly have been influenced bv nm ;,,l,;-
nation to fatter myself that had faIrer ,n
''Sco'o'y that might be productive of some zen.
eiai soou. am OF opinion, from the appearance
Oh Tie oiled powder, after long keeping, and al
though excluded from air, that it deteriorotsv
raster than powder not oiled. Judged so fro,,
It's effects IN the fire, as well as from it's n
wh'tish appearance, as if some small ''Ves
efiioresence had taken place, whic' = uogres OF
be greater in less confined ~ 81, would
the conjecture be not altc 'i'ua''oo' bot,
ne'oiy oiled powder is ''aE mary 'hat
the hint in ,L advantage might be taken of
partic ,,orIv eaPPlication in mining, but most
In the blasting ofrocks-
~, -sEcDoTE OF AN ENGLISH SAILon
| cent french paper While the French
troops were encamped at Boulogue. public
attention was much excited by the daring
attempt at escape made by an English sa;,
lor' Tins person, having escaped from
the depot, and gained the borders Of tbe
sea, the woods on which saved him fer coo-
ceaiment contracted, with no other ;ns,,n-
! hent IMAM knife, boat entirely of the
baJk oi trees. Wbeuthe weather wac fair
ne mounted tree end looked ort for = =
English flag; and, having at la ct obse. IN. "J
BRUSH cruiser, he ran to the slo,, &c,
his boat on Ills back, and when no wiz
bout to trust himself to the ,,e,c was
waves, he was pursued, ARE stc1 cd y toa -"
eo WIN chains. Every be- dy n The arm arr
was anxious to see the boa ~, spe an"
having at length heard Of f. ~" traPo'ean
Tor the sailor and inter- no "o "n'"' -"
must. said Napoleon" d'eu ",'p' 10
Won could resolve :, Intry again, sine
omen sea IN en- f,,T .ust yourself on III
you have left sw Z, PARK suppoS
said the sailor, brt AheArt mere NO
Their, whom | WI poor ana l'inIm ~
you shall see ht ANXIOUS 10 see At
at the same tim Z, s"io Napoleon, giVln
ty and bestow G, oroers 10 SEA MIN at iihe
sum OF none upon MN oohsiderab
that she mu y for his mother, obssryir
so good a st be good motber who y
1911,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-09-11

To MAKE Com SoUP.--Cut the corn
from the cob and boil it in water until it is
sufficiently done; then pour in new milk
with salt, pepper and one or two eggs;
continue the boiling, and stir in -four IN
order to tbicken it little. This soup
will be superior to the best turtle soup
ever made.-[Winchester Republican
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
Vhomas Ming.
ERcHA r TAILOR,

IM 5ih y n n ~ LUZ,
King street, between tie Franklin II use ind iIiy Hoie
T>AKEs thp method of returning his sincere thank
i to his friends and the public in general, for pas
llvors and continues to solicit the for the future
lie has Just received FIRE sh supply of FALL GOODS
lewill be able to supply all orders in his line of bu
ness at the shortest notice. and the most
bile terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds OF
tEADY MADE CLOTHiNG-cos,s, pantaloons and
vests; crsvats, stfhers aud fashionable COLLARS rl1cd
and plain shirts; general assortment OF gentIemens
gloves, socks and stockings He has on hand an
assortment of fashionable cloths-bue, black, olive,
,lrsb and steel mixed do; also cassinieres, blue,
black and fancy coors and good assortment of ssti
netts; handsome assortment OF vestg,; tonet and
ansdown velvets and Silks ALSO good assortment:
of bang up and hunters cords handsome assortment
Of Tartan pIaids and blue and brown csmblets;
snrtment Of Aannels Of different colors; handsome
assortment Of fashionable buttons; gilt, plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons, for gent mes
coats and fashionable black buttons; good assort-
ment of calcoes; ladies' mocklsons and chiIdren's
gloves. Also xgeneral assortment Of
LADIES & GENTLEAfENS CLOaKS.
Orders will be taken, which will be made up TO any
fashion with nestness and dispatch at such prices
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
heir patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10

The session of the Legislature oil New Jersey,
TO recommrnce on the oh instant, is Ink ly 10
prove busy one. Among the applications
are the following: bills tor four new counties;
tof $500 900 20 the Morris Canal Company for
a rail road from Camden TO the bay Of Amboy;
g. dam in the Delawar,, near Trenton; for
altering the judicial sy stem # the state; for a
change in he Constitution Of the State and of
thr United SAFES; for a" alteration in the TX
laws; for sys'em Of fee schools; Tor road d.
cross I'll" Blue mountains, and other items, a.
mong W ich are said 10 be an application for
prohibiting, by law, the circulation Of bank
noles nuhrr i.r dollars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
Thirty U,iiars Re Nnvi.

4 BSCONDED from this place The n-yrng e
"A the 10th instant m, negro slave M lie IS
about feet 10 inches high, strong aud wsh huit OF
dark colour nearly black his hair r. thick ard woo
ly, and grows low on his foreh.a lis face a. bis
nose very broad and fat. aud yer, ics where It sc.
es the forehead. and tev Large nWtris BE isa'rry
active and smart II How, yet, when sden, or SER
questioned, he has rather dow look think be had
on when he went await an OIL roundabout coat very
light drab soldiers clcth ~hi,elsh vsistcost, and
par OF old blue r''' psnfsioons, pair Ut 81 oes,
with nev stocking. warn mike d 18th cotton ~ be
IS taken up an, we IN Prince Georgrs county, or
in the District cuglh lone to NE, or safely sc.
cured n. Jail 'ba' : get him sgain. viii give re.
ward of S2O L app ended out o. the county and
more than thrty lies lrvn bono, will eives rev ard
Of thirty dollar nd pa, all reasonable expenses in.
CURED in BRING h'U home.
THOMAS MUNDEiL.
Oakland, near Piscseaway Prince Georges County,
Msyyisn!. dec T-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
nABRJED

On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. DR.. Keith,
RICHARD c. WASHINGTON, Esq merchant OF the City
OF Washington to Miss SOPHIA MAY, daughter Of Jons
ROBERTS, Esq. of this place.
We have to acknowledge the receipt, with
the above notice, of slice Of the wedding cake
We do not know that we are good a, paying
compfments:-we will say, however, in this
Case-
"rhe treasures of the deep are not so precious
As the concealed comforts Of a man
LocSed up in Woman's love-"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10

Washington and OF the officers belonging to
Capt. Watkins troop, The Lieutenant OF who
was Philemon Holcombe, who has since heia
the rank Of Colonel in the militia cavalry OF
Virginia. His certificate Of the fac, last stated
is herewith exhibited.
In the succeeding Summer accident tire"
YOUR petitioner into the way OF stragSiihg
party belonging 10 Col. Tarlton's corps 'ncn
on their march through the county OF Amelia
10 Prince Edward Court House, where thty
expected to destroy large deposit OF puoiic:
stores The party had left Tarl'on's line Of
march for the purposes Of plumber, when they
arrived a, the huuse of Mr.. Ward, where
they found your petitioner; and one OF them
demanded his watch and shoe buckles, which
we're If silver He refused to deliver them
and, while the British soldier stopped 20 take
them from his shoes, your petitioner. who was
destitute of arms, seized The hit OF his sword,
dr,w il from the scabbard, ard dispatched him
BY blow. He killed TWO others, and fright
ened of The rest Of the party, amounting IN
number to six, by inducing on them belief
that some American troops were approaching
10 his assistance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
This is to give Notice,

TINHAT the subscriber OF Alexandra County in the
l. District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court of said county, Letters Tes,amentsy on
the estate of Ann H. Patton, late of the county afore
said, decd All persons having claims against the
said decedent, hereby warned to exhibit the same
to the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court on or
before the 9th day of June next. or tney may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted thereto. requested to make imne.
date payment. Given undermy hand this eth day of
December, 1928. PHlNEAS JANNEH,
dec 27-2w Executor Of Ann n. Paton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
CONGRESS-.

In THE SENATE, on Thursday, the bill 10
COMPENSATE sundry ci'izans OF Arkansas Tor
lossess susra ined from Indian depreda'ions, was
ordered to a third reading. After sitting OF
half an hour, the Senate adjourned until Mons
day.
In THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES., Mr..
Wolf, from the Commmiltee on Revolutionary
Claims, made an urfavorable report or the Pc
tition Of Peter Francisco, which was read and
laid on The table.
The House took up Mr.. Miners Resolutions
relative to Slavery in tie District
Mr.. Weems concluded his speech, in reply
10 Mr.. Miner, on the Resolution relating to
Slavery in the District Of Columbia, during
which he made ,arIou, q Citations from Bi
Die which he held in his hand.
Nl.Wilde, % end the debate on this subject,
moved me previcu question.
Mr. Bartlett expressed a hope that MIR Mi
per would consent 10 withdraw the preamble,
and thereby remove the chief cause Of obJec-
ton
Mr.. NJ declining Ia do so,
Mr.. Wickliff inquired Of the Chair whether
thr previous question would no, suprrsede :he
morton he had made for striking out the pre-.
am5le?
Tn" Spa,ksr replied in the affirmative.
Mr. w rms hoped the geu,l man from Geor
gia would withdraw the motion for the pre-
yious upes ION, as he felt assured the gentle
man from Pennsylvania was dssrous OF reply
in 10 what NJ had advanced
Mr.. Alex ander then moved To lay the Reso~
iuuop aud p Gamble uron Inc table.
On tnis motion, NJ. Wood ock demanded
tn Yeas and Nays, and they were ordered BY
the House.
Being taken they stood as follows:
AYES 65-N.es loT.
So the House refused to lay the Resolution
The hoa- allotted to Reports and Resolution,
having now tx2ired, the subject was laid over
until Tomorrow.
Mr. Wick itft now moved to suspend the
rule respecting the hour, for this day He di,'
so, he said, in mercy Of he House, that the
subiec' might, II possible, be finished now.
Blu, the motion did not pre.ail AYES 70,
Noes 94-(lt requires two thirds Of the House
TO suspend st,ndi z ru!e)
The nous- lh-n concurrrd in certain amend
ments (witn slight modi6cation) made by The
Senate IN . bill to au'horise 'he citizens Of
Arkansas AID Florida 10 ct Certain officers.
The other m.'rntne business having been dis
posed Of he house proceeded TO the consids rs-
lin Of the bill CO" corning the Occupation of
Oregon river An am-nhm mt, moved by Mr.
Fi,yd, TO di ect that one Of The f,rts should be
built within the region Of tide wae,, was a.
DIPPED Mr.. T"yior renewed his motion 10 a.
mend on which the ayes ami noes were taken
when II W." decided in III" negattve-Ayes 70, !
Noes 80. NJ other question was taken befor.
the House adjourned.
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New Books

new NOOkS
D. MARTIN has just receired and offers
for sale the Jollo,Uing, viz:
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The Literary Souvenir for do.
Friendships Offering; literary remembrancer for do
The Amulet, for do.
The Western Souvenir, published in Cincinnati co.
for do.
The Juvenile Forget Me Not, for do.
The New.Year's Gift, for do.
The Christmas Box, fer do
Also
History of Turkey in 3 vols, "a col ored engravngs
The Young Cadet by Mr. HoAand
Fairey Legends OF the South of Ireland, I'd series
Odes upon Corn, Cash, Catholics and other matters
Tales OF the Fine raid Isle, BY Lady of Boston
Johnson's Waikersf nSiishDic,ionares combined
Lady Of the Manor 9th vol also the set complete
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Fairbanks Everlasting Songster, vols
Godsmi'hs Essays, Poems and Plays, l vol.
0lney H INNS
Classic Tales, Jones' cabinet edition vol
Entieds Artists Assistant
Robinson's History o. Charles 5th 1 vol
POpe's Poetcal Works and Translation of Ho.
mer vol
Mirror rand IOunger, vol
Johnson's Lives 1t the English Poets, vol
fergusons lectures on Ne cha"ics. vol
Shakespeare, comp te in vol Jan g. ct
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A Card

WTLLLaM s. DaNLEL, aHoruey at L1r;
WILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w holden for the counties of Loudon, Prince VIII.
liam Fauquier and Fairfax, and the Superior Court Ut
Clancery for the Fredericksburg District. His Office
at the corner Of Washington and Fayete-sreets Fair.
Ear Cous house Virginia dec 1-d2weo6w
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Committed

Ommltted
ITO the Jail for the County of Alexandrs, d. c.
l. the Slst OF Dec. as q runaway, black man who
calls himself JOHN WRITE, he is young and well
dressed-A further description is unnecessary as he
from Loudoun county and lived with Mr. James Hixon
miller, on little river, last year. The owner is re-
quested to forward prove property, pay charges
and take him away; otherwise he will be disposed of
the law directs,
ian8-3t THOS STEEL, Jailor