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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
FOR SALE,

TNHAT large and well known establishment
 -A lately belonging to Nescton Rossiter, sit Mated on the Still River Turnpike in Torring- ton, about miles north of the village of Wol- cGttville, and about ( miles south from Win sted meeting house. It consists of about 100 Acres of BAND. half of which is cov- cred with timber, well finished two story brick house. two barns. two small dwelling houses, a BRICK TAN HOUSE, 78 by Ss feet, above 100 Vats, large Hide Mill and Pulling Mill, the lower story of which is of stone, Bark Mill, two large buildings for bark. large brick building containing store and tenelnents fur nine families, all recently erected, and in good repair-laFge garden and fruit yard, containing great variety of choice selected fFMit--a large proportion UfmeadOw. and gOod orchard. nhe water-pfivilege is extensive, and stre1nl durable. Nig nta Itis estinated by the late prOprietor that about 5000 hides Niay be annually mA1Nfac. tnrGd ag these works. The quantity Of oalG aud henflOek bark tn the immediate vicinity is almUst inexhanstihle.
 The whole, or assy p0rt fthe land will be sold with tho buildings. as may best suit the pufchaser. A long credit will be given, # 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 6e made to Capt. Daniel Baldwin, of Litchfeld. s. P. BEERS.
 "f CoRNn'r fthe School Fund.
 I.itchfeld. Con. JunA @4 1929 &2
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

committee oi disinterested persons has been ap. pointed by the Middle District Bank to investigate the asrs ofthat institution. In few days they will make report; and it is believed full confidence may be pa. ed in their statement. f.
 The remains ofthe unfortunate son ofthe late Pres idcnt, Mir. George W. Adams, were washed upon the shore Eastches,er, Long Isla"d lO, inst, picked up by the inhabitants, and pseed in tomb in that town.
 nosher.---The Madison Farmer, an anii-masonic paper published al Hamilton, N. Y hasbeen discon- tinued for want ofsuppori. ,sIWre Ia
 Major Noah, of the New-York Enquirer, states, in about as serious a mood he states any thing, that "The Anti -sIasOnics being nearly deianc ruor is started that new society is about to be formed, en- tied The anmak no-purpose- party"
 The President of the U. S. arrived in New-York, on Saturday the 18th and Sunday visited she grave ofs son, lately inferred at Eastchester on Monday he proceeded on his journey to Quincy. On account ofiIl health, Mrs Adams remains for the present at Washington.
 Mr. Wirt late Attorney General ofthe United States, arrived in Boston few days ago, where he was em- poyed in an important before the Supreme Judi cal Court. ......
 A man who called his name William George, but in whose pocket book was written "N. w. Pierce 1" was drowned in attempting to swim across Connecticut rver near Hadley, Mass. the 9th inst He was in- ,oxica,ed. vain attempt wasmade to raise ihe body from the river by the discharge Ofa cannon.
 The new Collector in the city of New-York' tt i' said. has had l5OO applicants for office under him-no' more than 100 of whom can be grati6ed.
 s;eam.bOat is building a. Green Bay, 10 navigate Fox River. IT it should succeed, it iS said, another wiTl be soon placed on the ouisconsin.
 Ths Good CaMss.-The Oi6cers of the lS'a Reg ment of Connecticut Militia, have resolved to ah'ia'H hereafter from making any use of ardent spirits o' days of military mussers and also from furnishing an c,r ,b. man under their and.-BrcOktyn Jour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
EXHIBITION. .cfa lNes0 Style

EXHIBI1ION. Cf q IVesC Stytt
 ofPAINTING, recently SatrOdssced from England snto tssU .Stotes,
 taught by M. MoULrHRoP, sa
 sSr lessons! sy VWVHIS Exhibition will be open to the public 1 on Wednesday and Saturday. the 21th and s7th, and it is hoped that dhring these Eew days, all the inhabitants will improve thls op- portunity of viewing a collection of FAINT iNGS, consisting of Fruit, Flowers, Birds, In- sects, sc. Admission GTGtis.
 This is not only very beautiful method Of Painting. but it is the only ote by which the softucss and brilliant cOlOring Of nature can be euualled. In every instance it has met with the greatest success; and to those who ars desiFOus of obtaining an art, which may Ht any time be made use of, either as the means of pleasure or pecunisry profit. it inyslua- ble. ,t
 It is incredible to many. how so beautiful an art can be accquired :n so short time.-- The first lesson always dispels such dOubts.- No pupils ever took six lessons without feel ing that they could far surpass those who had studied on the usual method fOr years.
 Artists may paint on the old plan. during the whole course of their lives, but tt would be morally impossible for item ever to give to their productions that appearance of nature, that can be done with perfect ease, and with such little effort, upon the part of those who paint upon the new system a.
 To those engaged in othg studies. this will be no interruption, but merely recreation, as but a short time is required. ...
 The terms, including every expense, may be learnt at the room of exhibition in Capt. Phelps's house, Litchfeid.
 June %, 1899.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

and various other kinds ofvaluable property on Wednesday tie first day cf JGiy, at 10 o' clock in fke forenoon, and to commence witt the following articles. viz:
 Rum, Brandy, Gin, and Wines; some O these liquors are from 10 to l5 years old, AlsO-New. Orleans MOlasses, Brown ant Lump Sugar. M AlsO-Hyson Skin, Young HysOn, and Bohe'
 TEAS. AlsO-C C"lfcc, Nntmegs, Ginger, Spice, Pep
 per, and Potash.
 At'o-loo yds. blue. black,snd S,,.. mixed Broad, 4lso-Black and drab nart Hats. AlSO-Best English Cast Steel and Philadel- phia saw-mill Saws, and crOss-cut Saws. ABO-Brass and steel mounted, brass imita- tation twist, and steel water lock Guns. AisO-Naylor & SandersOn's best Cast Steel, in square bars for axes. English blist'd do. Also-Best English Shovels, Edwards Patent Shoveis and Spades.
 AtsO--Best London White Lead, Red Lead, Spanish Brown. Spanish White, Venetian Red, and French Yellow.
 Also-Four new one-horse Wagons, on a long credit.
 AlsO--ROck Salt, Milk Fails, and Anatto, Brown Sheelings, Shirtings, and a great variety of other Goods, too numerous for aay advertisement. Eu
 Terms, same as cash, and time of payment made known at the sale.
 NOrjokk, June 24, 1899
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
TAKEN UP

DY the subscriber in Salisbury, on the sth O Inst. brown STEER. supposed to be two years old; the left ear half cropped, with a hole thFoughit The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges. and take t away.
 HENRY S. NORTON.
 SalisbwFS, June IS, isG9
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

The Philadelphia Aurora says, "The rumor FeIa' tive to the removal of Dr. Jones from the Patent o fee has been converted into fact The Doctor ha' been transferred to clerkship under Mr. Van BuFen and tAe vacancy in the Patent ohice filled by Mr Craig, of Baltimore"
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

|. NFA LAD, l4 to i6 years of age. will be taken at this office as an Apprentice to the Printing Business. One from the country would De preferred. May 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
NOTICE. POO, 900 of t.'s .':'' BRICK For Sale by
 LEWIS CATLIN, Jr. Hara0inton, June IT, 1929 "I
HA! IA! IA! To ues right facet THIS GOES WELL.
 LOTTERY. T 2OOO

Highest Prize in Extra Glass No.l0.
 No. 2S, S2, Al, sold to Mir. Samuel Cha pin. Goshen, by N. CooLEv.
 Sold Saturday, June 90, paid Tuesday, day after drawing, at his house, in bank notes, in full. This is the ii,st fruit of the new ar- engagement, and first lot of tickets received from Paitie Ss Burgess, managers.
 The subscriber will besupplied by the man- agers hegcafter.s All tickets offered for. sale by him,will be well executed by the managers, or their clerks., Take care where you buy tickets-look at your tickets before yOu buy --see who signs them--call at the Lottery of- flee where many poor dsheartened friend has called, bought ticket, thAt dispelied his u light heart, full of money, I'll te!f where not my ticket!I know Where, next to tho Court House--ah that's the room, at Lot. tcry Office. sign N. Cooley Atiotnty at Lasv. Be particularly careful where you buy your l Tickets--look to it well--yqu want your mo- ney if you draw prIzes--then call at the oilice ! of N. EOO1EY--iaLA cara YOn don't miss the 1 door, aud get run down by the 0ppos!ilon... ~ Turn tO the right as you go h. as tlle old iady of fortune rooms with V. Cooley this year. now offer genuine tickets right from the managers --cashed as soon as drawn. hp
 Lottery Class No. 5 highest Prize SS00O- Tickets $s. Draws June ss.
 Also, Class No. 3, New Series, highest Prize Sf0,OOO one of $s.ooo, one of Sl,S9O, and 10 of Sl ,OOO &c. &c.
 '. Also, Glass No. II, Extra, highest Prize $s,0OO---Whole Tickets, $l. Draws July 10, la20, at Hartford; news next day-a grand little Lottery.--AM Prize Tickets cashed as soon as presented. 't Sell nothing but prizes-herealter-.- or-' ders for tickets punctually attended to; for. ! eign prize tickets received in exchange for tickets; cash paid for prizes as usual. N. COOLEY. Litchfeld, June 24, 1929. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
BROKE into the enclosure 0f

= the subscriber, in WaodhuFy.
 about the 18th inst. red year
 ling STEER. having no aFtla- A uv ciaI marks. The owner b re- queSted tO prove properly, pay charges. and take him. ISAAC BUNCE.
 WosdbWry, June 90, 1889 's
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
NOVICE.

NO 1 1OCs
 vTVHE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Litiehfield hath assigned the ninth day of July next, at 70 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the ap- pointmeut of Commissioners on the estate of JOHN MONSON,
 late of Lee, in the State of Massachusetts. de- ceased. represented insoivent. at which time and place all persons interested in said estate. will, if they see cause, attend before said Court and he heard respecting such appoint ment. By order of the Court. 'I H1" OLIVER GRISWOLD,
 Administraior sOisk she Wil aSaesed. Litchfeld, June 22, i090. fe
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
LITCHFrELD, JUNE 25- 1900

We II snls day comHence publishing the acts passed plete them with all convenient dispatch. 'O''-
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

Four buildings were destroyed by fire in the upper village of Athens, N. Y. the 18th ult Loss es mated at from 8 to $I2,O0O. The old Dutch church took fire, but by timely exerlion was saved.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
AUCTION.
E. H. DENTSON

LEAVING been appointed by the civil au- HI thOrity OfNorf0lk an 1AuctiOneer for the purpose of vending Goods, and having enga- red the assistance of the well known and cor rect auctiOneers of Hartford, Messrs. B. Hud- son & Co.,, will commence selling his EN- TIRE STOCK of
 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
 uARnWARF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-13
Sp\enaid Furniture.
CHARLES KOONES,

CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet and Sofa Maker, King, neIl'@
TO the corner Of .4Lfred-sireeI,
uAS on hand. and constantly manufactures 's'N
! L raj assortment Of ,,rrDp
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNI7th.
which, for elegance and durability, deties CON Pe'
His stock, generally. CONSISTS Of
Grecian and plain sofas and lounges
Mahogany and other drawing-room chars
Grecian, winged and single war irones
Gothic and various other sideboards
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops IL,
Pillar and block dining, card and breski'nI1"
Ditto clay do do do ~
Plain do do do =,
Ladies' dressing tables with mirrors
Ditto work stands and music stools ,,vt
D.o ana genuemens ea''"e'' aa
Wash-stands, with marble and mahogany vLIs,t
Mahogany, bird-eye, curl maple 4 com ~ nj
Cribs and cradles-with every other a'''''
cabinet line
st. Domingo mahogany in log, PLANK t,,ss
Honduras do fur hand railing
Soaking bottoms, cords, eopal varn,sh. &c ~. rs
The above articles will be disposed OF on
reasonable terms for cash, or to punc,u'' ;rIus
A very liberal patronage from Washington ru,sbe
me to say, thatI will send furniture 10 S"' w.
in that City, free Of all charge. ,c
TURNING & CARVlN' a
ha ndsomeIv executed p3taw I'm -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-13

ton, il rules triumphantly even under IN. .,;..
ing administration. It's Candidates for III. 4"
partments are Mr.. TaZeweli Cor the STATE
Mclean, (post. master GeneraD Tor N. T,.'
sury, Mr.. Hayne for the Navy, * for tn. W..
they are not entirely agreed, several prn,l.n'Li
having been named, particularly MIR. Dray,os
Without N amalga,ion Of interests and A.
vision Of the cabinet appointments amonp N.
TWO latter grand divisions, there will eusu. y
most determined opposition brtwern ,sem'
Who will be the confidential ,ad ,isers Of Gen..
raj Jackson, a, tecedent to the public d,el,,,
lion OF his choice Of the cabinet, or whe,hs, :.
will take counsel Of any ore, do no: aE.e, ~
know. hope myself that he will no, rep ~
any party in his selections, but take them h.
knows 10 be friendly 10 himself, and able to -.
aui, themselves 10 the county. A. m,,,,,,
now stand, the ship Of state is at sea. If III.
General himself look TO helm, all will be veil
The people have made him master, aud tb,v
expect him TO command and not TO be cam.
manded. He must be helmsman, officer oilb.
watch, and sailing master, as well as master Of
the ship, or the people have been mistake, in
him. |, was once supposed that the Genera
coming in with such an overwhs whelmne ma,
jority, would have little trouble in the admins,
tration. But present tokens prognos,earr
rough sea. That he is able to wearhrr it, have
no question. He must rely on himself, aud III,
support of The country II ever he surend,,
the command to the cabin-boJs the slip will
founder. If he but accept an invitation 10 q t.,
party or entertainment on shore he would End
Them or his return, dispu,ing for commsnl,S
stirring up muiiny aboard.
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Thirty Dollars Reward
handsomely executed.

A BOUT the first Of December last, . " s',m rsI
n named LLOYD, absconded from tee u w.. Es
this place, heretofore in the possession OF Iod 81
beth Ann Bowie, nov under my charge e. nche, III
bout % years Of age, and about 5 Tee. ~ Glrss
dark compile xon,, speaks slow, and moi se ,ous ,a
one or both of his feet little frost'Di''e"
ago; clothes not recollected -, u,rbs
If he is taken in Prince George Counws , hors 4
or in tho District of Columbia, and oro.f him ,s,t
me, safely secured in Jail so that Ee tsrded "
the County and more than thirty miles IRON iron, ,sS
will give me above reward Of Thirty l'o, him be
all reasonable expenses incurred in br'ng,p %kSgYs
RICHARD L. HUHPhna AZ
Receiver on the estate of John f. bo'
Piseataway. Prince Georges Comfy ."
jan l6-3tawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-13
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

On Saturday, the following repor, from the
Commute Of Roads and Internal Nayiga ion
was re- all a third Time
The C.mmt,ee Of Ro ads and Internal Navi.
CATION, "a whom was referred so much OF the
Governors me ssage relates to the CharIo;ts-
vile Con, rnlion, having had the same under
consideration, and in connection herewith,
having also taken into consideration the pe j.
ZION and memorial Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, praying for a suhscrip ion To
The stock of the said Company, beg leave TO Re-
port:
That, in the opinion Of the Commi,,ee, the
views of the enlightened and palri"ar ci'izens
who composed The Convention At Charlottesville
IN relation the interesting subject ut Internal
lmprov- mrn,, are founded in true wisdom and
expended policy, and present 10 US NEST dis.
inctlv, the course which i; becomes US u pur-
sue, If W. mean to make vigorous and effrc-
;ual effor, 20 advance The prosperity OF the COM
mcbweal,h, anG agaiu to restore to Virginia
her jus, weight aud dignity IN our community
Of States. To expatiate upon these views, so
ably developed in the memorial ofthe Charlous
vile Convention, addressed to the present Gen
eraI Assembly, and now in possession OF every
member there Of, would be. on the part of this
Committee, to say the least OF IL, supe rfuous
la6our. 1t only remains, therefore, Tor them
10 express their rntire concurrence in the gem
eral primo iples laid down in that memorial, &
recommend, that without further delay, an APP
Pile alton he made Of the credit Of the Common
wealth to the accomplishment OF the great rur-
poses urged upon their consideration by such
high authority, and sanctioned by The approval
Of their best judgment.
In conformity with this opinion, whilst the
Committee advert TO The bills recently before
the. House, making appropriations for the srea,
South western and North W. stern roads, as for
ming 4 part Of a just and liberal extension Of
the system Improvement TO every portion Of
the Commonwealth requiring il, they beg leave
10 present 10 the House, as founded upon the
same basis, bill making appropriations for
tb. further improvement Of the navigation Of
James river; and Tor subscriptions, on behalf Of
the State, to the stock Of the Chesapeake and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-13
a. Y. Kennedy,

HAVING purchased the remaining stock Of thsa.
III David Longworth Of the Park Theatre, n Yst
offers for sale an assortment of Plays.
.an,ong ,Dhich are LheJ oliowing, zig
All in the Wrong. .author, Besux Stratagem,
BeIlamina, busy Body. bankrupt, Broken Sword
CIandestine sfarriage, Conquest of Tsrento
Deserted Daughter, Lionel and CIarissa
Love for Love, Love in Village, House Of MOriI,
False Alarms, Faro Table. For England Ho klph Be-
Debtor and Creditor, Deafand Dumb, Manuel
Merry Wives of Windsor, Maid Of the Mill
Manfred, Orator, Patron, Retribution
Recall Of Menus, Slave, Student Of Salamanca
Touchstone, Way to keep Him, watchword
woodman's Hut, Yuma, Wheel OF Fortune &C. Ks
feb Scott
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Exira Of letter to the editor of the Baltimore Patriot
dQted WAsHINsTos, Feb. 9Th.

Extract Of letter to the editor of the Baltimore Patriot
daied WAsHIHsros, Feb. 9Th.
A slight indis2osi'ion from cold. produced
by this fantasical climate together with the un-
iowardness Of this day, have forced me into
close quarters, and embrace the occasion TO
commune with you, some what less hurried
than usual We are here in the midst Of ex-
element, not ye, up to feverish state; bu, like
that experienced by a mariner on the appear
ance Of every cloud, full Of apprehension & full
OF hope.
You must understand, that Of the Jackson
party, there are three grand divisions; each a.
gain chrquered by the inteTspersion Of clans,
carrying the insignia Of their respective lead
ers. To the western sect, or division, every
wind that blows, from beyond the Alleghanies,
brings the ridngs of W. stern cabinel. put
the question the other day very intelligent
Jackson lawyer from the west, attending the
So DIT, me court, ,pho hare you fred upon for The
Cabinet! The answer was promptly rendered !:
Livingston, for The Department OF State; Bid
win, the department of The Treasury; Benton
he department OF War, and White The depart.
ment Of the Navy. 1t will be admitted on all
hands, that such srlet lon could no, DR. object.
ed 10 on The score Of talent, but nevertheless If
il were actually made, it would produce con-
sternaiion IN two Ut er quarters. Il Is no sup
posed ,ha, General Jackson left the Hermitage
with this nomination in his pocket. The Sc.
cona great northern divson, commanded as i,
is supposed by he magician" himself compri-
ses most powerful section, and will insis, up
on their share OF The cabinet and it they are not
e, a,i6sd, they will draw of, and constitute the
balance Of power in the legislative departn, en,.
This body will unite the support Of Ohio, New
York New England, New Jersey, and Della
ware; & will expect Mr.. VanBuren to be made
Secretary Of State, at al svsnIs For The other
departments they speak, though with less deci.
sion, Of Mr.. Cheves, Mr. Cumming, and Mr..
Woodbury.. The third division Comprises prn.
cifaliy the anti-lariG party, and is managed by
thr most adroi, and best schooled politicians in
The country. Alone,it is q minority in either
house of Congress; bot exeeP, tho tariff ques-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-13
New Publications.
Received this day The ./oiiowing, viz

Received ms day the FOLLOWING, viz
The Juvenile Forget Me Not
Ditto New.Year's Gift
Literary Souvenir for 1927. '28 and 29
Tales from the Souvenirs for 1928 and 20
Christian Classics, 9 vols l2mo
Pope's Homer'J Illiad
chapone Gregory, Erskine's Essays
Portraits of La Belle Assemble, highly intere,ty
Jones' Metropolitan Improvements. or London in a'
Nineteenth Century
Life in London, royal octave, with many elo'd phs
Do in ireland, 60 do 10
illustrations to Shakespeare BY Stothsrd
DO to Kenilworth
Lucas Drawing Book, comprising complete a1.;a
lessons with examples, in India ink and s''n
Smiths Art Of Drawing
Drawing Books of ANIMALS, landscapes, &C.
And variety of English Juvenile publications 'o''.
merous for insertion.
feb 7-eo6t A. 7. KENNtDI--
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Ohio Canal Company, and to the stock OF
lateral Canal, extending from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, a. SOME point within 'hr DIS
tric, Of Columbia, 20 the town OF Alex ndri';
to the stock Of the Company formed tor tn"
improvement OF the navigation OF the Kappa
hammock River.
All which is respectfully submitted
This report was, on Mr.. Mays motion, laid
on the table.
On Monday, bill poviding for certain loans
OF money for purposes Of internal improve
men,, and making appropriations thereof, winch
had been re committed to the Committee OF
Roads and Internal Navigation, and returned
to the House with an amendment, was taken
up-when Mr. White Of R, moved 10 layIt up
on the table, lag his intention not to call
il up again during the present session. tie
said the object Of the bill w're very dear to
him, and lhar he was willing himself to vote
for every provision in it; but as he drspaired o.
the passage Of ii this session, he preferred me
iaving i, on the table to an actual objection OF
it by the House.
Mr. Duncan moved to postpone the bill IN.
definitely, and called for the ayes & noes, which
we've ordered. The vote stood thus: Ayes SO,
Noes $3.50 the bill was indefinitely postpon.
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Notice.

T PORWARN all persons from trading for NOTE
! given to Rich'd. RstcIiffe by ne for s36, due
is. day of January, 1880, which note will not pr
a. il was obtained fraudulently. 8l,o Note grrns
Ezekiel Chapman for $50. which note was given "a
patent right, OH conditions, which are not eOmPr.
with, and due in April next.
feb ll-eo3ts JOHN THOMAS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-13

Tas Reiorf.-A Sco'chmsn, who was quar-
relIing win an Essex thief on their pecuhari
ties, thinking to earsge him greatly, SAID.
Bea, bush in Essex, and ou comes a eau.
aAyr." re,or,ed tie thief; pick mans pock,
e. ia Scotland, and %. comes q rss q sf'"-
sfons."
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Champaigne.

80 BASKETS sparkling Champagne. psr MD
feb 7 w. FOWIE6tp