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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-15
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1929.

EUROPEAN PoLITIcs. The accounts from
Europe all concur in confirming the belief that
the determination of the Turkish Sultan, never
to yield to the demands of Russia, remains un-
altered, and will so remain till driven to the
last extremity. On the other hand, the En-
peror Nicholas appears to be equally steadfast
in his purposes, and is prepared to put forth the
whole strength of his empire, for the accom-
plishment of his objects. The result of the
last campaign has demonstrated to him that it
is no childs play in which he is engaged, and
the strong opposition which he has encounter
ed seems only to make him the more unyield-
ing in his demands. In the mean time he is
buckling on his armor for renewal of the con-
f1ict. Troops, arms, ammunition, and supplies.
are pouring forth from all parts of the empire
toward the Turkish frontiers. An alliance is
reported to have been entered into with Prus-
STA, and the good will of Austria it is said, has
been conciliated, so far that she has engaged
to maintain an armed neutrality to prevent the
interference of other powers who may be dis
posed to assist the Turks. If these reports are
true we should not be surprized to find tina: the
conquest and partition of Turkey in Europe,
between Russia, Prussia, and Austria was al
ready agreed upon. Should such prove to be
the case, it cannot be expected that France and
England will look on as quiet spectators. They
are both jealous of the already overgrown pow
| er of Russia, and would rather see it curtailcd
than increased. Indeed, many facts show that
both these powers are looking to an impending
storm. The army and navy of France are con-
slant objects of the soIicitude of the govern
ment, and both have, recently, been considera-
bly, augmented The proposed concessions TO
the Catholics by the British government, pro.
posed and supported, as they are, by the minis
try, the individuals composing which, have,
heretofore, been most strenuous in their oppo
stion to any measure of the kind, can be ac-
counted for, in our opinion, in no way, but from
( desire to unite the people for some great
| emergency.
Deeply, therefore, as the renewal of gen.
eral war in Europe Is to be deprecated we do
not view it as very improbable event Still,
it is admitted, that the above view of the sub
ject is the most unfavorable one, and that the
probability is that the war will be confined to
Russia and Turkey alone, and that it will con-
tinue, till the demands of the former are an.
forced, which, we believe, she has ample power
| to do.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-15

Thus performing the task in 90 minutes with.
IN the time allotted. On being groomed and
furnished with fresh supply Of Cruel, the ex-
traordinary animal was as playful, and seemed to
60 70 work on the hay with as good an appetite,
ny task.-L0adon Sun
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-15

A bear, weighing 200 lbs was killed in Rich
mond, Me- Dist ult and the meat sold in Bath
on the day following for Is cents per pound.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-15

be the work of incendiaries and we heard
it said on the spot, though we know not
how accurately, that some suspected indi-
viduals had been arrested.
The theatre was owned by Mr.. H. Yates.
to whom it had recently been conveyed, we
believe, as security for monies advanced.
The buildings on Canal street were also
owned by Mr.. Yates, and were insured.
.New York american.
A letter to the editor of the Boston Court
er gives the following additional particulars
The loss to the proprietor of the theatre
is $l5O,OOO, including cost of scenery, &C.,
on which there was not dollar insured.
The policy of Insurance expired few
weeks after the Bowery theatre was burnt,
and it has been impossible to get insurance
effected on it since then, although an ex-
travagant premium has been repeatedly of
fered. About four thousand dollars each is
insured on the block in Canal street, which,
as the loss is not total loss, will about
cover the damage. This is the most serious
fire we have had for some time, and the whole
city was Illuminated with it. 1t is believed
no lives were lost, although people were
very careless, standing often directly under
the caves of houses when the states, &C.,
were falling off.
1t will no doubt be reported that this was
the work OF incendiaries, but there is no
doubt 1t was accidental. The fire began in
the bakers, and when the alarm was given,
neither the stable nor theatre were on fire.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
Notice.

To Propriefo,s Of Fishing landings, and
oUotasys conce,nedin Fishing the Shores
orIhe Potomac ond other R,rers IN The
vieinity, tohere Fish are canghtH The re-
,guior senson for putting up.
4 MEETING is proposed TO b. held in Rerandr;a,
y tn, first Monday in DremJe. nerf. at the house
of JPIlfani Stuart. Team DO 1T lIntell for the pr
pose nf making arrangements which may be mutually
bentfciato the propretors and occupers Of the differ
ent landings in relation the sale of Tsh the ensuing
season In making this call, all persons interested
eSpeclfuly invited to attend. aug25-eotlstMonDrc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15

oBAGs green coffee, jus, received per sehr Est
SO her and salfy from Philadelphia. which WIN be
sod low, by ryv -,
sent %. W. ~ ---.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
CnlcineA Maguesia

WE have received direct from the Mar, land Che
w meal Works, supply Of superior Calcned Mag
nesa, made after the manner Of Ienry's celebrated
magncsa ilrs magnesia warrant 10 be good,
if not BETTER than the English, having b, testing the
two articles together, proved this TO be superior.
We here offer in condensed form, at half the price
of the imported perfectly pure magnesia, and il may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, Gan object often cons
derabir with physcians) being rather pleasant than
:lsagreeablc tasted. In the Of the American arti.
Gle, and when il shall become generally known, We are
satisfied it will supercede the Of the imported es
peciay, as it is afforded at The price and is more
in effect than the calcined masnesia. II
is Put up in bottles and labelled with directions, in
convenient size for families or retailing in country
stores Or other places where medicines vended
Also. assortment 1T
COMBS, BRUSHES md SO.2PS,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked. neck and pocket combs
Cloth. hair, flesh, nail yarni,h, sash touls aud csmes
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, varegaicd aud Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august ii WILLIAM '.ANPHIER K Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
Which he offers for sale at reduced prices, viz !,


scgbers name, to prevent dece ption; aud il, on trial,
it should not prove As repre- 'ente can be returned
For e accommodation Of public houses, the subscri
berhas bottled quantity Of wine porter, cider, &c
in whole and bali bottles, which viii be delivered free
OF expense. Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter, &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that it may undergo the necessary process Tor
long sea voyage. The above liquors were import
ed BY the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unadu!tera,ed lie expects hereafter. to receive re-
gular supplies All orders from The country (eher
in boxes or demohns) viii he promptly attended TO.
n. d. The subscriber is at all times prepared TO
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire it at
their dwellings, and if -quired f"rnish clarrt
bottles and corks of first quality.
In fewdsys he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality.
He continues 10 carry on ali its varieties Dyeiis
Securing and Bleaching 4Etrino Met,ls. in the best
manner, the west side of Roys, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
may . u. }. SAi.VEthT.
JT The National lntelligencer will insert The above
three times and send their acc tint o this office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
NO. 1900
Mrs Hagarty "a
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Alex
IL andria that on the Gath inst. she will opena
SCHOOL

on Duke street. for limited number Of Young Ladies,
whom she proposes teach the English aud French
Languages scientifically, Ancient and Modern History.
thronplogy, Geography with the use Of the Maps aud
Globes, the Elements Of Natural Philosophy, Rheto-
rio, Prosody, Mythology, Composition, writing and
Arithmetic.
Prom her hong experience in teaching. and perse-
verpg attention to the moral and literary improve
of her pupils, Mrs trusts she will be able to
give general satisfaction TO those who may favor her
with patronage.
Inform .tion concerning her capabiIity teacher.
NAV be procured from the following gentlemen aud Ia.
dies whose children she had under her tuition ring
her residence in Georgetown. Cool Marbury,
Clement smith, jeremiah Bronaugh. Robert Getty,
Horatio Jones, John Abbot Esguires; Mrs Chapman
and Mrs. Siackal and from Daniel Bryan, esq Alex.
ardria. d. .....-
Her terms may be ascer,ained application either
to herself or 10 Mr. Bryan Hs,tl tt
Mrs agslty soicits attention to the bjoined testi
monials.- IL
Hahington. .qugusf 5th, 1929
am well acquainted with Mrs. Hagdrty--I believe
that she is pious. good lady, and know that she is
well informed, and an excellent nsruc,rcss
r... John Mcleod,
Principal Of he Central .7eadsmy, Washington, D. C.
Having had full opportunity, during residence Of
many months in the same house with Mrs Hagary, Of
ascerainng the extent and variety of her literary At.
tainmens, and her method and industry in conveying
instruction, believe her, in all these qualifications 20
n,, the instruction Of youth, 10 be surpassed
by 10 lady with whom have ever been acquainted.
PHILIP SMITH,
Classical Teacher, Washington d. C.
From the many opportunities that have hal Of
ndgins of Mrs lagart,s requirements, have no he
station in pronouncng her to Of the best qua
Flied ladies' that have met with in her profess
sion II may he truly said of her that Il, know Lodge
of the subjects which she teaches Tar exceeds
her preiensi0ns. JAMES cABFE.
Professor n Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
august II Washington, ID c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
Oil
Wanted to Hire,

4 7 the Episcopal Theological Seminary, q Dining
N room Servant; u Chambernaid; Wash-woman.
and Cook The servants must bring good recon-
mendlions as to character liberal wages wiz be Civ
en-. Apply to the Rev Professor Lppct, y, the Semi.
nary, or TO the Rev. w. Jackson, in Alexandria
oct 3 f Staw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
EnrtMeMware and Chiua.

ID oBERr II. MILLER has just received from lv-
II. erpool, per ships Pioneer and BOSTON
los crates and h0gsheads Of Earfhen,oare,
Chlna G'c-which enables him to offer AN unusually
extensive and beau ful assortment of goods:
English and French china dnner-se's
Assorted crates, in the original package
Rich cut, pressed aud moulded glass
,a Pipes in boxes, black lead and sand cruclb'es
Portable cooking furnaces, stone ware ..t
Plated and jspanned casters. sc sc. eo5w
az Genius of iiberty. vrgni. Gazette, Winchester
Republican, and Woodstock paper, will publish the
above and charge k'Nh' NJ
sent 70 E.r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
Cash fuy Negroes.

Cash foY Negroes.
WYE wi,h to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes. from IL to IS years
If age. field hands alse, mechanics OF every descrp
ton Prrsons wishing selly-,'Ild do well TO give us
call as We are deterInl,. ed to &c higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who Is now or may be here
aft er in This market.
ANY comm nca,ion in writing viii be promp'ly az.
tended to- We can al all times be ioundi at ourrcs
dence. west end of Duke street, Alexandra. u. G..
sept 80 ggs. FRANKLIN {. hRMflEhD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15

For Sale by the Subscribers,
Oh Pipes and h.lf pipes Co;s',ac brandy, 4,h proof
az various ',raEds
IS pipes Holland gin.
p,iacheous Jamaica yum, Aih proof
do n. . particular ram, 4th proof
800 so hb1s L rum
Is barr rs country gin, Can,phe and other brands
90 do Winch.scr superior whiskcy, some dis
titled from barley
90 hogsheads 81. Cruix sugar
50 harreIs and boxes rc6ned do
So hog,hcals princ retailing moass~s
chests Tyson and Young Ii: son tea
100 boxes sperm candies
50 do mould do --..t
IS do CASTLE snap fa gsf
25 do sweet nil .. .aa...
100 barrel, No Boston bay mackercl
$50 kegs, half kegs and boxes Richmond manufac-
d tured chewing tobacco
bales hops, lsl and Cd quality
~ tons Russia hemp
60 coils Bosion patent corlagc, assorted sizes
ESQ kegs Duponl's Brand, VINE gunpowder of diff.
fercn, grades single, double and treble +.
in papers and caunsters for sporting, and
7 strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent slot Of al sizes
So casks liibherts london brown stout and porter
.....st in quart and pint bottles
iilraoehs pale and high coinred old LoaRoa part'cu
lGr Madeira wine in casks OF every size.
some Ut which are entitled 10 drawback
White anl pnk Champaign. sparkling aud still
Clarpt wine in Casks aud Bottles
Sicily Madeira ! ..
Sweet Malaga WINES in or. casks
passaratc
siarsciiics Sherry J
50 boxes Maecouba, Frankfort and Material Clark
..s. snuH .f. 81. ..-
800 casks Of nails of all sizes
zoo reaais wrapping paper
20 bundles sugar iOai do
ST. Teams iooscap and pot do
20 cases boys ad mems fur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes of all Sizes Baltimore
IS. window glass
Also, II bales German hsmpcn ozn'burgs, ,icken-
burgs and hessaTs
do Rss;a diapers
IS bales and cases ) 4. 7.8. "a, 9 8 and 54
brown aud besched shirtings and shectings
Hue and yellow nankins
90 cases printed striped jeans
do white jeans and drlings
6 do printed c.,icoes hdkis and sawls
bales brown drilling,
do tickngs
5000 lbs cottsn yarn, assorted numbers
So pieces No 2 aud cotton sail duck
20 bales white, red and yellow domestic Hannels
assorted qualities ....
IS packages mixed and plain Sattines, kerseys,
linseys, 3 q and Ga twe,l cloths < easinetts
so dozen Germantown half hose
so do worsted Go
100 do tsnhswO0!, worried and Vigonl bose
so do lambsu ooi, wors;ed and cotton knit
shirts and drawers
Broad cloths cassimercs and waislcoatings
handsome assortment Of plain and figured and
.. ~ fancy Swiss misins
"A, 4 aud 4 camorics and JackOnets
Buck and fancy British muslins s.-
sept2 a C. C.ZENoVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
Fall GOnAs.


6tHARIES BENNETT has receirrd, and efers for
~ r.. safe, tphoiesaLe and ,efal-.--
Supeihne black, Navy blue and olive cloths
Rack, d ,rk blue aud steel Mixed kers,ymeres
Fine blue anl steel mixed s,inctts
Ladies ,iatk blue and ci'ret Ii ,bit-clo'hs
A varicty'Df mied drtD cloths snd kerssys
bale &c very stout English dr,b aud mixed do
I aides lossin AM Yo?k tan gloves
Gcntiemen's English doe kim ,.i,'P. ct frs qnahty
Flag, NADIA. and compac, baud'rna hasts
Black It.!isn and English sewing slks. OF tirst qy
A general assorrm .nt Of cotton silk and lambs
.A wool hose .-t -
few dozen of frs, quality ladies' black and
..s slate Worsttd hose F 4 u-s
Cotton balls assorted, from 20 to so ...f .J- q
leo packs T. 4! a.,d so, German pins, quality said
10 be very superior to English
Rose blankets, heavy, full sized English, from 94
to ISL e.-a
Irish linens snd diapers, Dom. Site g"n,ls
A geusrll assostmrn; If brown and bleaChcd cot
tons; amongs, the later vi extra quality, III l-
,ation ct Madras co,tons
A case vere stout sheetngs
Two bales domestic serseyS for negroes '
\ bale of 10 No. iinseys. yer, good quality
On White, red, yellow and green h,nmels
Sdpe,iine, IA and 8 bed ticks End checks
SEINE I'U I'VE and SHOE IHIRE.fD,
sept % VI .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
WILLIAM PONERY.
District Of Columbia,

.herandsia County, act.
APRiL Tenn, 1929.
Charles Murray. Administrator ! r-r
of Matthew Robinson. decd. CompFi
.1gGnA
John VI. Robinson, V iIiiam lfo
bjn,on, WiiiiamD Mutt Adj In Chnneery.
ninstrafor of Elizabeth iIo-
binsnn decd, MaIgaret Ro-
binson, Elizabeth Maddox, III a.
and William Sutton Defs.
IyyHE defendants lohn ~ Robinson, Margare, Robin
i son, Elizabeth Maddox and William Sutton, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the and the rules Of this Court,
and appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court upon
iidsyit flied, that the sud John NJ. Robinson. Narga-
ret Robnson, Elizabeth Maddox and " illiam Sutton
are not inhabitants of tie District Of Counbs: II is
ordered that they appear here on the first day Of
the next tern: and eDtcr their appear.ce and give
cury for pcrforng The decree Of The Courts and that
cory Of ,l,is order be fol- ,hwi,h published for two
,pn;hs sIcceesrely in the PiIenx Gs zetC, printed in
the town Aiex4ndrs, and tia. anoth. copy be post
cd at the front door Of The Court house OF SAID county.
2" Teste, LbE, &C
august f-2ra D ESQ - .,'i-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15

Nothing Cellar.

VUlIE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
L l,asrecevcdsince his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand an assortment of
Hines, Broom Stout, LoadOn Porter, .4le,
tder, &c u,-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
Sugar, cOHee, Yea, etc

Sugar. coHee, Yea, etc
SAMUEL MESSERSNiFH OFFERS FOR SHE
go HID, 1St Croix, Porto Rico anl n. o.
% $50 barrels s sugars, part Of Which is prime a..
$50 bags Rio, Porto CaheIlo coffee. part prime green
5 : S Snif chest. Y dyson Tea sEzE.
s chests F..t 49,
SO lo& IS ID. hoxesS ga
a3 3 1 1o es s"s' boxes Imperial do 81
4, q half 5s +, s hese. Tyson do 7.gs
powchong and souchoug in chests and half chests do
10 bags heavy Sumstra pepper
so bhas N Orleans and w India muiasses
6 casks summer strained sperm Uu
Goddard e Co and Seisnette's brands
ID hall ppes .'Scignette' do
& pines Holland gin ee
100 barrels \. T., rum s-5.s ..t ~
% do FoIey's and Trimble's American gin
1873 coils patent cordage, assorted
500 bags patei, sho, from the Pienix tower
Z 10 tons Russia heRip
5 bales (lerMan hessans =
90 boxesand half boxes Baker's and I.apham's cho-
cuiate --.
50 boxe. yellow soap for shipping ~
500 reans No 3 and suPerfne letter and No 5 pot
9's aadeap paper
200 reans Wrapping do 4
80 bundles >ugarloaf paper and bindersan bandoox
boards
i,bon and imitation Sherry wine in half quarter casks
l. =. Madeira in halt pipes
Tcne rifle and I.,sson IN pipes
tiarp porter bottles
1000 bushels Turks Island salt sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
Much Snith & Co.

nYER fpr SHE additional supply Of SEiNE
~ THYME. OF the best quality, lately received via
New York. from the man,iiactorv at Brdport
LETTER PAPER. BY THE REIN
A large assortment Of EARrHEN FURNACES, Just
Finished of their own manufacture, and the lowest
prices E . sept IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17

Honesty. An old subscriber In Alabama, writes TO
the editors Of the National Tntelligencer, that f they
will turn TO their old unsettled accounts for 1884, they
will find balance against him unpaid, which hc 10
now ready 10 pay, with the interest for " years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17
AfARRIED


IL lhla fowN, on Sunday evening lNsl, hy Rev, Mr.,
hloGccE, Mr., Lewis, ef HSrSrS, % Mis- To- 10.
seWA TWNeh daughter ccAlr. Bllle TarNer or lhis
81 SO%SSSSS sSsG @ S S0.s:
Henry phelps, Of Albany, 70 Mrs Louisa q, Lewis
daughter ofAlr. Luke kewlp, oflhis village.
Mn Alfred Pelton, of the firm Of LowFey 4 POlIon, 10
Miss Elisa Ann Lines, daughter Of Capt. BSIaMlH
INT IN Goshen CAP. p Bronson, Of Winchester to
Miss EreSIOVs Baldwin, Of iGO Sr@er place. y
In Boston, Charles FEnnels Adnms, Esl yoUNges,
son of Ex.TreSldenl Adams, 10 Miss Abby brooks,
daughter Uf the Hon. Peter Q. Brooks.
In NeW.tlAVeN, Mr.. Lewis WOODBURY., merchant,
of Albany, N. Y, 10 Miss Francis 8, Youngp, eldest
daurhtern ri The Rev. James YouNvs, Of New. tlavcM
IL Snugn,Wck, Mr.. Sherwood Allen, Of SaUgOIUck,
In SoS.STGry' Mr.. David D. pNrmclce, to Miss sa.
rNh w. Starr, both OF Middctown.
~ Hartford, Capt James s. RuSges, to Miss Esther
Goodwin, -
10 Miss Fanny l.. LWthrop, daughter Of Charles La.
lhrop, Esq; Mr.. Joseph DNekus, To Miss Mary
Sanger.
In this town, on Sunday last, Mr. Jeremiah Osborn,
aged WbUut %.
I'm Salisbury, on the al inst. Samuel Lee, EsQp ~,
nm officer or The revolution, aud the oldest native IN
habllnnt Of tho place.
In Bolton, on tho 9Th inst, George ". Strong,
b. ga graduate Of Yale College OF tho Class oI
IN Waterbury, on tho OH inst, Miss Sarah Austin,
rs, daughter Of Mr.. Edmund Austin.
In Now.;nnaan, Miss phebH D. hickock, 30,
III Ncw.York, Oh tho 6lh Inst. Rov. Matthias DrUen,
pNstcr OF the Presbyterian Church In Beekerstrcc,
aged ~.
In New."wn, M. VIM. Eimonds, Nged 81.
In Woodbury., Mr. Philo 1urd, Rged "a, revolution.
! ary pensioners Mr.. John Brush, Ogod NboWA3
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17
NOTICE.

TVHE Court of Probate for the District OF
Il LitchGeld hath assigned the 9th day Of
October next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
for the appointment Of Commissioners on the
estate of REUBEN DOUD,
late of Harwinion, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvcnt, a. which time al per-
sons Interested will attend before said Court,
at the Probate Office in LitchReld. if they see
cause, and be heard respecting said appoint
ment. BY order Of said Court.
URiAH HOPKINS. Ad@iR'r.
HduriRtoR. Sept. 30. 1880 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17
NOTICE.

TNHE Honorable Court Of Probate for the
= District of T.itchAcld has limited and al
lowed six months from the 2lst day Of instant
September, for the creditors 0f the estate Of
WESTCOTT ABBOTT,
late Of TOrrington, deceased; represented In.
solvent, In which to exhibit their claims a.
gAinst said estate to the subscribers for exam.
ina,ion and adjustment. We shall meet aud
attend to the business Of our appointments ut
the dwelling house Of James Green, Ia Tor.
rington, the third Monday OF November next,
and the third Monday Of March next, 1880,
at 9 o'clock p. NJ. on each Of said days.
SAMUEL BRADLEY, commis.
uRI TAYLOR, s;o"s~"
GEORGE BISSELT., ''O"''''
AN persons indebted "a said estate are here
by notified that immediate payment must be-
made to .a,,
JAMES GREEN. .AdMaiss''.
TOrriNgs0n, Sent. 10, 1890 IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17
NOTICE.

TVHE Hon. Court 0f Probate Cor the Dis
l. tFict Of Litchaeld hath assigned the Goth
day Of instant September, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchlleld,
for the appointment Of Commissioners on the
estate Of REUBEN GIBBS,
late Of said LitchAeld. deceased, represented
insolvcnt. at which time and place aIl persons
interested 10 said estate will, ifthey see cause,
attend before said Court and be heard respcc-
ting such appointment.
By order Of said Court.
MORRIS WOODRUFF, Executor.
Litchfeld, Sept. 10, 1899 ga
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17
NOTICE

rs hereby given 70 al persons liable 20 pay
Il Town Nnd State Taxes, Ii the town or HGs
tebNry, on the list Of 10ae, that the subscriber
will meet them Nt tho following places, 20 re.
ceiVe tho same, (vlEt) nc the TOwnsrnOm, on
the 9Th day Of October, 1885, &C Milo Bar
NUNS, on the 9th ut ErNstus Eldred's, on
the 1thi at the store Ii Chaplnvllle, on tho
9Th ut the Clerks office, on the Ore.hlll, on
Tho 9th NJ the store on Mount Riga, on the
10th, from O'Clock A. NJ. tlh 4 r. NJ. on
each OF said days. PunctuNl attendance aud
payment will SAVE travelling fees.
HENRY 8. NORTON, Collector.
Salisbury, Nert. 10, lRa0 IL