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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24

Total f53,5l9 90 s
The London Times said TO be the mostlucratve paperin
England pays considerably than the Morning Chron
cle AS the following exhibit for the year will show
New Stamps, 3.046500 E48,5l6 ID o.
Duty on 90 goo Advertisements IS Cd. 1920 ii 06
EAcise 6,093 Reams of paper 1851 or 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
Grand state l.ottevy.
HOUSE COVERING.

VHNHE subscriber having made a great i'm
II proyement 10 fire proof covering, and
obtained a patent for The same, offer the ben.
ELF of II to the public.
he improvement consists in using fastenings
which are locked in the grooves aud nailed to
the sheeting plank. By this means, no nail Is
driven through the tin, and the nails are gu tie
protected against The weather, which e~ffectual.
ly prevents hem from %rusting, and the roofs
leaklng-wbereas, on the old plan, the nails
are all Driven through the sheets, and tho GOV.
cred by the grooves, they are negeriheless
wei by every rain. which. in no great length OF
time rlsts hem cd. Consequently, loosing the
I'm from the root, aud occcasioning thousands
OF leaks. This fact 10 well known.
Another advantage on the new plan is, that
there is no occasion Of he sheeting plank's be-
ing kiln dried, nor more than three quarters Of
An inch thick. And again, on old houses no
thing is required but TO take of the old shingles
and put on the tin or sheeiing. This max es as
good a roofa can be made, and saves the
whole expense Of sheeiing al ew.
WIN. BURD. =
X, TiEDEN.
Oct. ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
GRAND LUCK AT FORTUNES
COTTAGE

The following are the drawn numbers Of ~.
Vernon, Lottery, Glass No. ~, Tor 1929, ie.
ceiy.d by last nights mail
- - 81 10 % 7 48 10
The Nos. o IL 81 were sold in a whoie Ticket
TO n gentleman OF Nelson couf iy, at
IIEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg,
On the oh inst. Now is The time 10 buy 81
this Office, while in luck. BY reference to Tia
advertisements in his paper, il will be se, o :
TINT three splendid schemes are shortly 10 be
drawn one on the Isl, Otis day,) one on ne
9th, aud one on The OH Of this month.
The following are the drawn Nos. in the New
York Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IL, fol
1929
80 II ~ Al % % 81
HEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lyncbburg, Oct lst, 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
OBITUARY

DIED in the county of Campbell, on The
2lst inst. at the age of 46 years after a short
illness Mrs. SARAH LEFTWICH, consort of
Capt. Jack Lehwich. Distinguished for the
amiahility aud miIdness Of her character, none
knew Mrs Lehwich who does not sensibly feel
for the severe bereavement which her !amented
death has Inflicted upon her disconsolate hus-
band and children. Her death 10 them is in
deed A heavy loss-but their loss is her gain
he is translated 10 the regions where bliss
!, eternal she has gone 10 realize, amongst
the spirits OF the just, the reward ofthai exem-
plary piety that distinguishes the character of
The true christian, aud was eminentiy hers.
Buoyed up as she was by the Consciousness OF
a life dedicated 20 the practice of every duty
and posses sing a brigh, and happy view of The
future-she b1re her illness with uasha ken for.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Ang II.

Demand fer Cotton last week very moderate,
sales $3.50 bags, without alteration IL prices
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Aug. II
Supplies OF toreign gram his week very
small Duty has been paid upon about 4
qrs. foreign wheat, but nor"itn standing the pro-
liability Of an immediate increase IN the duts g.,
some few parcels have again been placed under
the Kings lacks. Indian Corn continued 10
hnd a retail demand, aud without variation III
prices (3ls Cd a 34i) Several parcel. Amer
can Flour have been sold without submitting 10
any reduction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

NOTICE. BY virtue OF n trust deed erecu'
IL ted TO the subscribers by Edmund PATE
aud Sarah his wife, bearing date the liib day
Ut jail, 1928, and duly recorded IN the county
court OF Bedford, We will proceed 10 sell by
way oi public auction, on the premises. for ash
on Friday ,he & h day of N vembsr ner ore
tract OF land, on which the sind Pate now resides
adjoining the lands OF Anthony Wright and
others, containing one hundred and eighty u.
cres one tract adjoining be same, containing
thirty acres one trait adjoining the same. con.
tanning .isiy thee acr"s one Irart adjoining
tho same, containing one hundred and eighty
acres one other unel, known by the name oi
Veoly's tract, IN Failing creek, adjoining the
lands Of Samuel Howei and others /; Also. an
other tract, called Newman's tract, adjoining
the last mentioned tracts. Containing two hun
dr,d aud forty ac,es also. the follow ing slaves.
TO wit; Reuben. Tom. Speueer, Milly Martha,
and Anna, or ANA. aud theii increase since the
date of the deed. mud rs mentioned IN the aid
deed, and for the purposes ,tetcin expressed.
The title TO III" tore named prop, ri,. IL believ.
ed 10 be good-none other than .hat ennveye ed
by the deed, vii be made.
CHl9WELL DABNEY. lrus.
DAVIDSON BRADFuTE Stees.
Oct. |. idsli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

RE now receiving, aud shall continue 10
n receive, weekly, direct from New York
hnh PhiladeiphIa, n splendid assortment Of sta
pie and fancy good. adapted 10 tho auproach.
ing nason all OF which were selected wits great
rafe aud iasie by Mr. John Is Mem, pn9 will
be sod n prices lower than =, c. bcioi- offered
IN this market Pefsoas Wis log 10 purchase,
vii find II giraily 10 their inirrrst ~ cal,og
aud examennR Onr stock. wI ich, for variety,
extent ana Ia" ptlc's, cannot he surpassed.
Permit ns, Ladies, (both town ard c%onntf,) To-
coll your ~ sniiun 10 - few fancy articles, just
received, aud much enquired aite, viz:
ID r.nsk pnlmarim,
silk, q P ant Worsted Barge HdkG.
IoilOise shell tucL. loug, cap, neck, curl ard
side Con,hs
Bobine'i Pearling, TalIiogs. QuiItings and Foot.
logs
A and 81 plain Bpbineli Laoes
Brussels Wells. double and treble collars
Caps and PellerInes, Introducing Braids
Fancy IL s.. Gloves, Wie Ribbons
Furniture fringes. Worsted Braias
New style Belt Ribbons
PLAID and Printed Co'rpally, black Bstisfe
Rich Fancy scars dark fancy Ginghsms
Dotted and lowered Swiss Muslin,,
Check NusIins. Pnngesr,
Blk Mandarlne, Nnnkin, Canton and Etou,h
Grapes
Husliquin Fancy Prints, Rich Fouls,d DO
Ladies Gll, fiabt Buttons, PLAN Campnsy
Jatonet tamHiic
Figured and Plain Jaconei Muslius
Pearl Buttons
Blk English rolled double Florence
With an extensive addition Of fancy articles.
hourly expected.
Oct. |. 3tiC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
nv "'s1esi mdihe' price IN cash gwen u
WnEaT * FLUU

NoilCE viii be offered Tor sale. ~ pub.
"a lie auction, at the residence of the late
john IL Burton, in Campbell county, on
Thursday the 9th day OF Nov. next, flair, il
not, the NEXT fair day, aud TO continue from
day TO day until completed, all the perishablc
part Of the estate Of HE SAID Burton, consisting
of sundfy Slaves, stock OF Horses, Cattle,
Hogs aud ~Sbeep-nlso all the household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, n wagon
aud gear, one Ok cart, u carriage aud harness,
mud snndry other valuable articles too numer.
Gus To mention Of sale will be liberal
aud made known on IL. day.
MARC RET G.. BURTON,
Administrator Of John H.. Burton. dec.
Oct l.. widsl1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
RACING.

a..
EHHE Races over The Liberty course, viii
- commence an "Wednesday the l4ih of DC
iobtr, and continue four days, free for any
horse, mare or %gelding.
lst DAY.
Two mile heats, Tor $500, entrance $40.
I'd DAY.
Three mile heats $500, entrance 1926.
Sd DAY.
The Projectors purse, mile heats, best 3 III
8, entrance $40.
9TH DAY.
A Sweepstake, mile heats, entrance SIS.
The Cash i. TO be put up.
Iii is hoped, and conf iently expected, that
every gentleman will pay to the Proprietor,
who has been appointed treasurer by the Club,
their first contribution, Oh OF before The day Of
the race.
The tract is IN fine order, and a number OF
horses IN training, and fine sport anticipated.
WM.-TERRY, Proprietor.
Liberty. Bedford c. H., Oct / wtdrl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
FEMALE

EnIiE fall aud winter session of my Schoo
y will on the 2Sihi inst. II Will
be opened ia the room that | have occupied
heretofore, but in about two mouths | expect to
remove it TO the school room attached 10 the
meeting house which the Associated Methodist,
are now bu riding.
Ny course of instruction will be liberal. As
wish 10 establish myself here permanently as 4
teacher Of females, every attention will bt
given to render my school Of first standing.
shall be assisted by my sister Rehecca.
X. b. TOWNLEY.
Ninth mo. IA. its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
Correspondence oJhe ~ Y. Journal Of Com
merce


AMSTERDAM, July IS, 1929.
Our Tobacco market ha- been rather III nm
unsettled state. The Helyetlus. Rousseau, Pi.
oneer, Elizabeth. Galen. McLellaa, Pmllp
Tabb and Ceres, coming as il were all al once
upOn MS, aud to cite the dealers remarks on
this occasion, " from that very short crop OF
last year, il appears quite natural these men,
who have been so often deceived, that they
should 60 on cautiously. ifynur crops are ac-
tually very short, il would be much better 10
keep it back for some time, or at least to send
j, forward moderately. The cargo OF the Eli
z,beth. although the price obtained appeared
nigh, it still seems not 20 have fetched ITS full
value, il being represented as one of the
haudsomest lots ofthat sizr that ever WAS here
the brokers valned higher than what it sold for,
ia per Gilen. aud loo per Pioneer, which
were both sold at 81 J 2 cents, are represented
10 have been we'll paid. We have sold 900
hhds al 81 cts, besides about 700 within these
three weeks past, nj various prices. In Ken.
lucky and Virginia Tobacco there j, very little
doing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

o. We have always believed Mr.. Robert
Walsh to be j%esuitical as n politician, aud dog
NAUTICAL as a critic but, we had heard, that he
was a Christian by profession, aud an honest
man by repu alton and. believing il, we were
disposed to attribute his political cnnasfe and
his literary despotism TO defects of educ ton
and temper, But, an act has now baeo fixed
on him, which places him on a level with Duff
fortunes he has for some time pastseemed dispos.
ell TO link his own. II appears, that, some years
since, the Portuguese minister to the u. States,
(the Able Correa lie Sierra, } celebrated for his
scientific requirements, was very intimate with
Mr.. Walsh and being abou, to visit Virginia,
Mr.. Walsh voluntarily offered him a letter of
introduction TO a friend. "The Able, having
changed his route, thought no more of the let,
ter, ill some time afterwards, when, looking
over some of his papers, he discovered it, and
surprised TO find a letter of introduction sealed,
he had the curiosity to open and read it. i" My
astonish nent" (he Abb remarked) i" NAV be
more easily conceived than expressed, when /
found, instead Of a complimentary letter Of in
PRODUCTION, a most o6ensius Abei on my charnc.
"!' None but a mean aud dasrardly spirii
could he guilty of such dece il and ,reachery.
Yet such is Mr.. Walsh. the new ally of the Rich
mond Enquirer and the u. S. Telegraph, and
the prose-laureate Of the man whose election he
pretended to oppose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
RICHMOND MARKET. Sept. %

~f1O"r-Ci,y Mills 80 5o-Counlry So
Wheat, red 90 TO % cts white. 9oto 100 IT'S.
- Tobacco, good aud fine. ST to . 30 m,llieg
. T. 30 common, 4 To - refused. B 90 10
81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
ID

the 10Th day OF November next Aud the Court
Of Enquiry for the second Battalion, will be
hell nj lhr FRANKLIN HOTEL, on Wcdnes.
day The 18th day oil November. And The Court
Of Enquiry 10, the said Iiegimeni, will be held
nj the Court House IN Lynchbulg, IN Saturday
the l1th day of November.
GRIFFIN l.. LECkiE, Adj.
i3ls, Regiment, Va. Militia.
Oct. |. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

~ 0TICE.-A petition will b. presented 10
~ the next Assembly Tor the revival OF the
Tobacco Inspection, al Black Water Ware.
house,
Oct. |. om1i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
Virginia State Lottery,

For he benefit Of The Dismal swamp Canal
company, Odd elias.
10 be dawn at Richmond ON Monday the 9th
day of October, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
SPLENDID SCHEME.
New York Consolida ted
HOT.p.INYa
$4,000,
Valuable Property for Sale.

a WILL offer for sale, NJ public
SNgAyAA auction, in the town of Salem,
IsIk&4a III he county OF B0ieionrl, on The
un,lynax4M l7ih day Of October next. thei pro.
" perry which formerly occupied
as a mercantile establishment. aud 10 which use
it is peculiarly adapted, having on the GROUND
floor, two counting rooms, n large store room.
and lumber room Of equal size. The upper "a
parimeDis are spacious, and arranged and I'm
ished of for the accommodation of n family. IN
very good style the onthouses. suitable 10 the
main building. the stable aud kitchen, being Of
brick. the latter having n fine cellar, the smoke
house Is of frame, and midway between the
smoke house aad kitchen, there Is awell of most
excellent water. There is atiachedto this proper.
IVA willbe sold at the same time, a l0i OF ground,
containing about three acres, on which there IL
a log cornhouse and framed g~ranary.-lhe
terms Of sale, one third in hand, one third IN q
months, and the balance in one year from the
day of sale, ihe two latter carrying Inierestlrom
the date, The sale will take place under the
superiutendance and direction of Gen. James
Breckenridge, 10 whom the proceeds are paya-
Bile, and the Interior payments, with interest,
10 be secured 10 his satisfaction. The title is
un,mpeachable and The sale will he made with.
out reserve. VIM. =. BOW Elk.
Oct. |. wtdsl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

Recommendations from 50 towns in Yer.
mont exhibit the following vote for Governor
'or Crafts amt Jackson) 1907, for DooIittle,
t'acNSon) 2464, for Allen ami Masonic) 299o.
In Name also, the election for Governor is
gust over, and has resulted in the choice of MIR.
1'""'on' 'oe Anti Jackson candidate, by n ma.
Jof'y OF about 1000 votes oyer Judge Smith
his Jacksoa opponen,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

Remoral.-CoI. James Robertson, Ir. has
been removed from the Collectorshin of the
poft Of Petersburg. and Nr. Charles d Mcin.
doe appointed in bis siesd.-No cause IS as
signed for The change, except that Col. Robert.
son preferred Nj. Adaps TO Gen. Jackson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

"y"cao"Tg Temperance Society.-We are re.
9'e''ed to say that the meeting of he Tempe.
.a"ce society Will be held on TOMORROW
A'hN'N1, LFrid VI at early candle light, AT
: D'Pt''' meeting house. The public &c.
"e'a''y are invited 70 altead. Notice. will be
give" b' ringing the town he'll.
~ our correspondent i" Modesiy'' NAV be
''y "'''y'b aught we know 10 the contrary.
-" -" > we nave not been able TO discover il. we
must Jay his com nunication aside, until he in
US what part of it ne intended should be
50 considered.
- 'HcIT Toby win appear in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

NJ We lay before our readers a graphic
Sketch Of the character of the great leader OF
the administration party, Familiarity known BY
the appellalion of Duff 1t ia from the pen of
ner, and it will be sren that he does not mince
matters. Duff will no donb, consider it n ire
mendous philippe" although it be not exactly
after the fashion of Demosihenes We agree
with the Alexandria Gazette, that " il is an ey-
iIence oil the evil times upon VIII; we have
fallen, thai 'ho 6;;'T::5s aud squabbles of vulgar,
ignorant aud corrupt men should become mat
tiers of public attention." To think (contin.
ues that spirited jonrnal) that he private affairs
Of Duff Green should be held up 10 view RS of
great consequence =. A wretch who is
---with all that's good at strife,
Who trails his slime thro' ev'rv walk OF life,
Stains the white tablet where a great mans name
Stands proudly chisell'd by the hand of fame,
Nor round The sacred freside feais to crawl,
But drops his venom there, aud poisons all z"
En- passant-Dufs Mud Machine has not
contained a word Of editorial remarks. with
the exception OF a half column Of speculatians
on European %polilics, during the past week
Has the redouhtable Beef General gone ON t,
Boston to demand de grand satisfacshun' Of
Messrs. Orne and Jarvis Or, (whal is more
probable,) has the administration put n seal up
on bis lips
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

NJ We beg leave TO inform the Secretary Of
War and his minions that their Department has
q lost all chance of sw winding us out of the sum
of $50, as we have found the letter of Major
Vandeventer, ranked by John c. aihoan, sub
scribing for this paper, dated October, 1929
ever since whit Oh time, it has been regu.
,arlv forwarded. We should send the let.
ger directly on to the War Department, il
there were not reason TO fear that men who
had once attempted 10 chea, US of n iusl
claim, would not hesitate, il they had it in their
power, to destroy the evidence by " which alone
il could be substantiated We shall therefore
send it TO q third party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

YfAS. GARLAND, of Iovingston, Nelson
~ county, will hereafter practice law, in
the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Oct. /. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
COM RECORD
REVIEW

Ol the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected jor the Firgiaian, By
THOMAS A HoLcoMBE aud RICHARD TYREE.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed robac-
co, from 81 Is 10 g 90
Interior to common, 3 10 TO i 10
'ommoo TO good, 4 75to q no
Dooh TO hne, q ~ to s %
strips. none in market
Refused, 3 90 10 z %
Inspected the past week - hhds passed tobac.
CO, y hhds refused, total SO.
Comparison OF inspections. 1923 and 1929.
Passed. Rel. For lns. Stock.
Oct. LIST, 1923, 1920 262l 400 1900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
Washington City Ao,.evy,
18th class.
TO be drawn on Thursday the lat day otocio
Der, 1899,

Tickets only $i-Helves S2-Qrs 81.
For sale ut HEWoON'S Once.
Oct. |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

r,.vs friends .hoa!J even Eml al tic bme PCS.
.,ir;,v Of his Withdrawal from the contest. And
..ui.s. who, Notwithstanding they affect
..a,s;asr him as forever hors da combat. can
40, conceal their joy at the prospect OF getting
h;n M, Of the way. we will barely say, I" Lay
.o, this A~ateripg JUNCTION TO YOU souls.
ynt,rsa against PriarlPie-Seyerai essays
have lately appeared ia the Richmond Enquirer
oo,os;ns The repeal Of the duty on Salt 'npos-
"a hv the Tariff of 1928. The N. Y. Courier
l,oo,her yio,en, opponent of tue protecting
du,v system) take' the same view of the sub
:.., II saws " The manufacture of sal, in
Virginia is only second to that of New York.
The importance otidt TdrigOn Sail is therefore
treat 10 both States" And pray. oirs, is not The
,.,;a on other articles of domestic manufdc-
,,re of importance TO other States : And IL, as
abe Courier and the essayist IN the Enquirer
coucede, protecting duties are polite in rela-
,;on TO anv one article that we can produce or
manufacture a; home, are they not equally so with
,eoard to all oihersS The concession OF lis be-
os6cial effects in one instance IS a surrender of
,be whole ground Of controversy, the same
nrinciple running through the entire s,s,cm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

Oct.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
From Me Nashville 2enn.) Repu6iican. WESTERN ANTIQUITIES.

10 the Editor :-Some time in the month of January 1911, whilst residing in the city of Nashville, MT. Thomas Easton, at that period the editor of a public Jour nal entitled 1" The Examiner" exhibited to me for correctional inspection, manu- script sheet, badly written and worse com posed, purporting to be an account for publication, of some human bodies which had been recently discovered in state of interment and preservation, in cavern in the county of Warren and state of Tonnes see. The narrative stated in substance that the bodies were two in number, male and female that they were severally en- shrouded in variety of envelopes, some of which were of uncommon materials and extraordinary texture; that they were en- closed in separate coffins-and in state of entire preservation, although bearing unequivocal marks of great antiquity, &c.
 In the month of April of the same year, (1S11) communicated to Dr. John R.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
ISAAC BIRDS ESTATE.
COxnnissi0ners' N0fice.

COMNatSSI0ncfS' NOtece.
 WYE the subscribers having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Sharon, Commissioners to re- ceive, examine and adjust the claims of the creditors to the estate of ISAAC BIRD, late of Salisbury. m said district, deceased, repre- scented insolvent, hereby give notice, that six months from the date hereof gre limited and allowed by said Court for creditors tO exhibit their claims against said estate; and that we shall attend to the business of our said ap- pOintment at the late dwelling house of said deceased. in said Salisbury, on the fourth Tuesday of March and on the second Tues day of August next, from ten o'clock A. M. until six o'clock P. M. on each of said days. All persons who neglect to exhibit their claims within the time limited as aforesaid, will be legally debarred a recovery.
 Ehsha Sterling, ! Commis-
 Martin Strong, { sioners. Salisbury, Feb. IA, 1929
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- qnested to make immediate payment to *S7 LOT NORTON, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
NOTICE.

THE subscriber intending shortly to re- L- move out of the state, offers for sale his stock, consisting of 98 fine dairy CO,Os, a like ly young Mare, young CGttIe, Sicine, Sc.
 Also, various kinds of Farming Utensils, a quantity of Corn, Rye, Barley, BackwkeGt, Potatoes. Hay, Cider, Household Furniture, Beds, Sc.
 If the above described property is not sold at private sale previous to the 25th of March next, it will then be sold at auction, on the premises. where now live.
 Sale to commence at nine o'clock A. M.
 HENRY BURTCH. Goshen, Feb. 25, 1929 *S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
MtttbfteIO 7sMqttfrRr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. BY
 HENRY ADAMS.

CFYUI-To v;IIage and single Mail Subscribers s2 per year, ps able before the expiration of six months. :. A, so - vo vabIe as above. Companies less than six, .75 n.r year payable above. 25 cts will be deducted f.om; each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of Mail or Stage charge tor transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the publisher
 Notice of wish to discontinue, must be given be- fore the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING.---One square, three insertions, $1 and the same proportion for two or more squares Halfa square 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks' % per cent per week. Administrators and Executors Notices, $l,OO Commissioners $i'S0
 UPAiicommunica nicatons must be post paid.