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hR. & Mrs. REYNOLDS
FEMALE Sc MIN AIRY
AND
BOARDING SCHOOL,

MfR. MRS. REYNOLDS respectfully inform tbe;,
re- end' 'nd The public that they have engaged hf
DIX 70 teseb The PisnV 10 their Seminary
mr.. Derg's standing 10 Richmond q, = tesehsr rerd.,,
"y ssco mmeudston % their part entirely .uper6nou.
winch ,bev g,n,, ,.t.s. ~ =. ."e oeuinefy,
a. Mrs. REYNOLDS instruct IN the English brspeb.,
un1s REYNOLDS, Drawing, Painting, aud Oman n,al
NJ REYNoLps Greek, L,tio Italian aud Msthem.,,e,
mT. BERNARD, French & Spanish.
Mr. BERG. Music.
mrs REYNOLDS will teach The style Of Bird F,y;,
~ lower Pnong 90 FsPer, and Psiotius OF wood ,,p
~ 10 hsttOn Of The Chinese method, taught IN Me-. VI
aO9 as recently taushrin this city ny Mrs. Fowler
bstdss the various branches tsught tcis School NJ,
re noids will rsy particular attention &c those e,s.of -
use fol accomplishments, Reading and Eloeuton; hsy,ss
ldurins ' re"5eoee 10 Eogsod The Advantage Of the m
Mrfch 90 .ns -
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q BsCoNDED from the service OF the J,m,, Rive, Com
~ Psny, the s,h inst tree negro men JOHN mu-
stto msn feet ~ nshe, high about rs year, old stoop
Of Virgins CLOTH some white and purple wears wool
s nesry new and has grey eyes BOB, setiye fellow
very bhek rough hn, small eyes, several his face
some recently msdei bis clothes principally Virgins
cloth; ususly wssrs sroupd his neck black s collar
ed With Ted hanne add iuf cap lie appears be from
20 % yesr Of sse DICK, bright mulsto hoy about
20 old has doll look iusyely has on
one Of bis legs just sboys his sncle, suffers very badly when
spoken TO- his c9ht. Vnnnis CLOTH aud has wool hat
They were hired OF Mr. WIN. ". Roy, near Matthews CT
House, which neg bouhood s probable they will max
shbo s likely they msy for tune remain IN or about i,
Psee they hve several sequsiDtsnees here the iny
81 the Basin The legal fte and s Necessary expenses in.
CURED in bringing the- home, will be Paid Apply the
Scale House, OF on the Cins'to RICHARD RHINS
dgenf for the james Ricer Com
p s. Seyers sbie bodied Lshonrers will find employ eut
hytnc gonth " ef4y'n5 - soeVs. RR
March 20 fnf.. -
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TRUST SALE.
PURSUANT to the provisions Of four of tru
The first executed By Wiafn Mann HUH fi.mnhsIi


1 the first executed By William Mann 10 Hugh Campbell
su1tse, 90 me ts'h Of Decemhe 1919 and recorded
The eccnd executed by said Alexander Fleet rrute
OF the sl Of DeeeIss, 1922 and also recorded the o.
executed BY said Mann to Herbert A. Claiborne William
PSge and William Dabaey Trustees, the 10Th of April
aud the fourth executed by said Mann Frances his wife
to Wa; Wren and Edward Hemhaw Trustees. The Esd
day oil feeruary 1923, aud recorded 10 Office of the
Hn:cgs Court Of the city of R,chmond-On Monday the
s sn day Of API ae, 10 SsSet will be odsrsi
the front door ofthe Eagle Hotel the city Richmond
sepsn men, Bob boy Hannah aud her two ehidrsn, md
Jenny aud Judy women; but il all the said slaves from
..dAnd the .,d day Of April next a. ia x oeoen
TO hishs bidder public au.on for cash, al the re-
dense OF said VIM Mann 10 the CITY Of Richmond all
valuable books also, bay horse double gg sin
s * with h1Ine, aud ons cart and Tuesday
.e IL, following very valuable real property lying
he city OF RIchmond One LOT known by No. 49, in tepan
soas Man. a.. and os' IN the city aforesaid con-
and IN the same PLAN eouis,nns shout feet in
sd by sad Of Edward O. D.v PAT Of To-; known by
NO. o. Pace. addition TO the CITY Of Richmond; Lot No.
eonsnng font piece OF parcel Of land con-
ta"ing SO feet front on Street said city; One uther iu
said city, eoniainus ~ ia feet DC Street. Lot No. 49, in
Coults addition to the city aforesaid; Also, part Of the lot
yng IN 2nd street, and purchased by said Mann Of Isaac A
Judah All the lots parcels Of land sold by Pare,
conveyed by him 10 the said Manu. deed dSt
the 22d Of January 1875 And, also the lots and co.
DuVas additionto the city OF Rchmnud-The sie the
aiorfsad real estate will 10 o'clock A. NJ on the
9Th day Of April next fair, not, the fair dey
thereafter On the fret menOusd lot and will be
from lot to lot and day day. at the sans
nour On each day, until the whole theref shall be sold and
vested them Trustees although the tale 10 ali The ,for
said property is believed TO be good.
:, THE TRUSTEES.
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M.aRSHALS SIZE

by virtue OF Decree Of the Superior Court Of
Chancery, for the Williamsburg District. in
cause therein depending, wherein John b. Chris
tan. Neale Rice, Benjamin Parker and others are
plaintiffs,
against
Elizabeth B. Tyler,ex'trix and sole devisee and
iegatee oil Lewis c. Tyler, dec. and John Minge,
Sr. Delft,
shall, on the 18th day of April next, pro-
coed 10 sell, on the premises, the tract of land in
the proceedings mentioned. called Z" New West
burg, containing about s24 acres, lying on James
hver, in the county of Charles City.
The land above described, will be sold, subject
to the dover of the defendant Elizabeth b. TYLER,
and on credit Of s, IL, ls & "a months. Bond
and security will be required, and the title re-.
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
CHAS. l.. WINGFIELD, IN. s. &C. W. d.
or one Of his Deputies
March Is. lO2-tis
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T. p. MOORE- Esn

;Hr' TANNER You will oblige one of your
subscribers by inserting in your paper the follow
ing letter from the Hon. r. p. Moore. fo 2 f,icnd
10 Barrodshurg. desire hs Publication ION
account OF the attempt On the part of some of The
Adams prints, to distract and divide the renublic,o
ranks, by graiuitously bringing forward, at This
cary period, the names OF several distinguished in
dyiduaIs as candidates for the ensuing Presidential
election. Surely the country should be ALLEGED
TO enjoy some little repose from the angry element,
OF political strife; and il the ensuing canvass ia ~
be marked by that bitterness Of feeling and vim
renee Q. abuse that characterized the last, every
wei WstFr q iiis corrifF should dprfecsie, a, :.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
WILL be sold at tho late residence Of James
Bray decd. on the 10th lost. the household
and kitchen furniture, stock Of horses, cows and
hogs, crop OF corn, fodder, oats, hay, &C. Piants-
ton utensils, terms made known on tho day Of
sale.
All persons having claims against said estate are
requested to bring them forward on or before the
hrst day Of October next for settlement; a. 1 am
determined TO have this notice plead in bar of all
Claims that are not presented by that time-and
all persons indebted will make immediate pay
ment, as indulgence cannot be given.
ARMSTREAT BRUCE, Ex'r.
Chesterfield, March Is. IOa-wAw%
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From the Philadelphia Gazette.
HORRIRIE PIRACV

HORRIBLE PIRACY.
A gentleman Of this city has put into our hand
The following letter from Havana and certificate
from Matanzds:-
HAVANA, Feb. 26.
IL Is with regret inform you of the capture of
the brig New Priscilla-statement made by John
Corregon, master Of the brig Mary June, Of New
York.
On the 18th Feb inst, the wind ats w enter
ed on the Keysal Bank, in sight of the Dog KEYS.
at z, 30. Z. nj. saw herm brig and schooner
apparently in company, lying TO the wind at p
Nj. not wishing TO leave the Bank. tackled to the
southwark, when they Immediately filled away.
AT A, 10, finding were coming up with the m
they both tackled for about fifteen minutes, when
the schr. again filled away and left the brig i'm
the situation last mentioned. At 5 p. Nj being
close aboard the brig, the New Priscilla, of Sa.
lem, on her stern, observed that her stern boat
tackles were hanging in the water, her boat gone,
and not a soul to be seen on board--haed three
OF Tour times but received no answer-tacked
and stood OIL. Not vessel of war Of the u. States
had been IN port for more than three months Las,
evening, Mr.--received a letter from the
Commercial Agent at Matanzas, containing news
OF the capture by pirates Of the brig Attentive.
Grover, of Boston. We had recently tremep-
dous gale Of wind; several vessels were much dam
aged on the Banks, Which of course gives us some
business We have this day, in consequences of
the aforementioned vessels, raised by subscrip.
ton about $1,000 TO fit out a small armed vessel
IN when expect to go, provided permission can
be made in the morning. What a shame our
commerce should be so much exposed, or protect
ed by foreigners! a number Of vessels now being
ready FOR sea, application was this day made to the
French Consul for brig Of war, now in port, TO
convoy them through the Gulf
Z. D. send you true AMI perfect COPS of the
capture Of the brig Atendge, &c. What think you,
we got The expedition all ready, shipped 80 men
provisions, &c. ready for sea, when the Com
inandant would net permit us to sail. Did YOU e.
yer hear OF such rascally conduct? The new Adj.
minisiration, u Is 10 he expected will do Some
thing Tor the protection OF our commerce.
MArAEzAs, Feb. 9th 1929
BE il known, that on this day, before me. Lew
IS IL. Shoemaker, Consular Commercial Agent of
the U. States OF America, al the port of Matauzas
and residing within tlle same, personally came
and appeared Alfred Hill, who being duly sworn.
according to law, doth depose, declare, and saw
That he was second mate of the brig Attentive
The name IS Atlantic in one instsnce,l Captain
Caleb W. Grover, Of Boston, which vessel sailed
hence on Sunday, the 22d day of Feb. instant
bound TO New York, having on board the following
named persons, viz. Caleb Grover, master; JOSEPH
Jordan, first mate; this appearer, Alfred Hin, se-
eond mate; John Robinson, Joseph Biasedsy and
Potter, sesmen; aud cook, a black man, name IN
Snown. That oil Point Yaca was boarded and
or'ugH 70 NJ piraticsl schooner shout .iSto A.
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MILTON HOTEL-roR s1Ir

WILL be offered for sale that well known and v.,,.L,
stand Milton Hotel It's situation courpiand, sd ysnis 90.
aey 70 DE met With IL large and conmoJiou,-- vitb ,
private dwellings sod well Of yard; slso ,bI
eeiouse, out houses, and ali other improve n,,, ,b.
renter comfortable sud ssreesbe There IS also ooy
60 acre, OF wood snd within mile town ~
s.,u o', mere d, female scademy 10 Bour,bins ron
u.'n, CONDUCTED with hyperion msnsgen also n,Ie
eaosny 20 ui opetaon in which ali The differ es
att nusm ~ ntuated 10 rich aud healthy country with
tbckly inhabited population. I will give ,hr,s snn,.I
preferred " '"s negroes WI" De
Possession gveD, to suit purchasers.
REBECCA WILLIAMS.
"''hVpJ ~ - hfNcn ~ -
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GOHANN A.

l1ne property Of John NJ BoftsJ
A RICH BLOOD BAY with black name. tail mi,
iegs, feet LIZ inch es high, and in annears
s s without r'yal. win stand the ensuing sea-
son al my Stable 10 miles North of Halifax Court
House, and miles South of BarksdaIe,s store,
and will be let 10 mares at $40 the season. which,
may be discharged by the payment of $40 within,
the season, which will expire the 2Otb of Jmiv
next. Fifty dollars to insure mare in foaI. nav,
able when it is ascertained or the mare is trans.
!erred ana one doll. 10 The groom, 10 be sent with
the mare: Very extensive pastures we'll enclosed
gra,is.-Ihe subscriber has a superior groom. and
wiz pay personal attention, and make every eftor.
TO prevent accidents or escapes; but will not he
liable for either. Mares may be fed with gallons
o. grain per day at Is cts. Servants boarded DER
gay; al me same. Johanna distinguished himself
on the turf for speed and bottom. until he became
.ne property OF his present owner, since which
mme, S ewing to the most intolerable bad manage
ran with credit, and is unquestonabiy one Of M,
best bred and bottomed sons of old Sir Arcbar-
ROBERT HURT.
For further particulars see hand bills.
Az Sn .. 103-l2t
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TOBACCO

AZ, taken gu, sne Isens that requiree,by Lew,
w House Tor de present wear ,n ,snd ~ he Public
&C, 10 ali that disposed continue the Of
s se good yf
..ndns ana sbs.s s,, .a as il,
service, Which have bee by them .a =,
we'll those who,e tobacco have sold when uDder ~.
o. other gentlemen tender grateful
would not have been made but .r The 70 my snds
to do business my competoi may no. b. y. =.
took the when no obs w.ud have md
IN. ,nnoy,nn % MA yea wh,s working 10 establish
wbe,ber in Jo,n h OPns 70 es.spisn my own situa'op
Public a, ~. n 70 Any service 10 the
see the d,a,rpnee hs,s IT, ,o ntn 10 ,sy, when they
sury years that b,y, be en- there Ia a., ue.
paid the wear pr eyo. IN. .uon., o.. e w'en was
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THE TRUSTEES.
r0f-f.I.
March, 30.
JAMES NJ. RATCLIFFE.


OFFER SALE
x Hbd, New Orleans ST. Cfoir sugar,
~ 70 Bags prime green aud Java coffee,
100 lbs Loaf Sugar Of various qualities,
6unPoudeI aud imperial tea,
hhds Mossses, part prime for retailing,
luO sacks Liverpool blown salt,
3 Tons bar iron assorted,
German aud bli,tered steel,
Hoop and plating iron, assorted,
i00o lbs Cotton Yarn, FROM No. TO IS,
500 Fresh Hops,
20 Boxes Lees Mitehelps soap,
20 do. sby 10 & 0by ~ window glass.
$50 doz- I 3 & IL pint tumbiers,
100 do one gallon dimJon',
3 gallon do.
Jamaica, Antigua and ~ T.. Rum
Cogusc and Apple Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin,
Old Barley sud Common whi.key,
osceirs, Sicily Madeira, d Msisxa wine,
Sperm aud tsllow candles, aud lamp oil,
Dupoup: fF 4 HE guuPowdsr aud shct, assorted,
Bar lead, bed cords loading lines,
Letter, fool,esp 4 wrapping paper,
Indigo, fig blue aud starch,
Alspiee, pepper, nutmeg, and SAX petrs,
Alum, raisins, mondS, ginger,
Cotton Il wool cards, sssoried,
BHptpne, eopPerss, eoiourIng,
Jsmisou IS fresh crackers,
Cheese or superior quality,
Durham mustard IN I-2 pit bother.
a fsys fsrkins nice LOST lard,
Br1wn's + Ssunders' best chewing TobaeeoGe.
variety Of other articles making complete a,sofe
II Groceries.
.dLSO,
Il general assortment Of Stone Ware.
MAJ
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The Celebrated Horse
STR ARQmIAa

NW>lLL STAND the snsnink Al ny asdis an
w Nerth.mpton county, North Csrolin., s6ous ail.s
trou the Ccurthosse, miles from the Hslax snd
q miles from Ds6ed,vs. He will cover asrss at The
season. payable 90 the LET Jas neat (wh doll the soorr
10 all esssl Such Of Sir Arehis that live q d
lance will send their notes With the Paysb the t
Of January Also, the feeding Of the paid az
when taken away The Commenced the Crit Of
and the srst Of August Extensive cid,
OF small grain and clover the bsne Mare,
gram feeding day Separate snelessses are prs
Tor nsrss With eo-Eo pains v be spared in isking The
oe Po.eibe o which may be left bat no e.
sponslbiity for escapes Scidsuts.
sik ARCHtEs blood greaa sius, aud perfora sees On
| mendatiooa JOIiN 10 AesiS
March TO- i0t--s-
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SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.

"a Y QUE wi lON r AClOhf.
SkehE savage Manufacturing Company employing
connection with
DANIEL HACK,
ADa psdSe themselves to give general satisfaction
Pseh aud ia the faithful execution Of all orders.
favourable terms be afforded other Machine
establishment IN the United States.
Apply Mthe Factory the Washington Turnpike Road
10 DANIEL HACk, orto GEO. WILLIAMS,
-, No. Bowly's Wharf.
n. b. -Goo Machine Makers will find con,taut employ
Bslti NOR Jau %. s5-I.uG
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Notice M Bridoe RnJdcr,

Notice to Bridge Builders.
jNHE Stockholders u the Csfter.vIe Bt,dze cn,,nv
VIII receive proposal. for rebuilding the Wood Wors II
,hs Bridge 'eros' Jsme, River that pses. I'll LEI Of Ape
The ntec-sry umbers he conveniently had IN The
r'ithhouihood. fetscn, making proposals. viii Them
7" me 'ao'cfibers ED. CUNNINGHAM,
ALEx CliEATWOOp.
FRANCIS -. DEAN 81.
S,.......,,. r., =. bE3JAEiI CAHRfN5IJ "
'N'''''A'4''3' 20 40 e7-a5S
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" him to the tune of Yankee Doodle, at the dime
nj Hail. in hoaor Of the inaus of Pre.ideu,
lev. Dsleti
Twas in the Town of New orlssnt,
Most ex ua-oydirsry,
Our troops resolved 10 70, which nesh',
Thsy'd March in January.
We. have nation sight of words;
No nation eau out-tsik u',
So tws, agreed, in New Orleans
To sunimens Grand Caucus.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"onr eusmy,n the Doctor said,
with tie scarlet feper's shaken,
He must be bted and sugar Of lead,
Thro' syringe must be tsk.n.'
81 am sure an Actior here will lien
Said Larryer, like a Porpu,,
"We'll kill 'em, and remove 'em by
n writ Of Ha5eG, Corpas."
The Grocer said, 81 shall make free
To speak little louder:
Well suit the British to 4,
For recommend GuEpo.rier.r
The Gunsmith, with Kentucky zeal
Cried sits use 10 ttAe;
For 1t the foe is used 10 steel,
Why, we ars used to ride"
The Gia.isr said an cut ds,h
II COmmi:son obtain, Sir,
For If only get sash,
I'm sure shall take pains, Sr1
The Shoemaker said, 81 see "a,
To do my Joundsn duty,
The foe will put his foot in il
Ii he triss 10 get the Booiee.r
The Printer, with impression, warm,
Said, "nons shsl! stand alooi, Sir,
And a, he bad been uisd TO form,
He'd fight TO give 'cm proof SIR
The , ssdl m said "i'ii give, sm kicks
Our Fathers said in Ninety sig,
.We'il have 10 Curb, nor rein, Sir
And after that, the Whssirish spoke.
And said he'd Wheel aud fire,
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$500. HOISP Or.
sFHE Horse HOTSPUR, will stand during
n: ,nc ensuing season, one half of his time NJ
an Tavern, ON the stage road seven miles
a.1 I've fo"n"tan courthouse; and the other half
at Bonbrook, in Cumberland (th, late residence
OF Willis Wilson, Esq. deceased
~, JOHN p. WILSON,
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claim, assinst John Trsbu. deed
TO bring them forward for settlements and
.'' '"ueo'eo VIII make Immaculate payment.
MACON TRABUE Ex,or
,:h......,, Of JDo. TIatsr, deed.
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Il general assortment Of Stone Ware.
March 20. Io4H
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lEfANoyER COUNTY, TO witt SAINT Overtor,
h.,, Eze S e o. Ialiey' Fendali Ragand s. Free.
Whereas John r. Taylor of the said County.
hath this day given information to me, Justice OF
the peace Tor the county aforesaid, that he has TAX
en- up an estray mare upon his own land: These
are therefore, IN the name OF the Comnonw ealth,
70 command you, having been first duIv sworn foy
mat purpose, before me, or some other Justice of
the peace for this county, to view and annra,se The
said esray, and TO certify the vaise thereof under
your hands' together with particular description
OF the kind, marks, brand, stature. colour r. age
OF the said esray, which certificate so mad. YOU
are forthwith to return to me. Given under nv
hand this I'D September, 1928.
Us. UNDERWOOD.
rursuaht 70 the within warrant, we have view
ca an estray shewn us by John Taylor, and find
the same to be bay mare, left hind foot white
the other fi'npfed with white, about four feet ten
inches high, nine ten years old valued at forty
collars. Given under our hands, Sept 22d, 1925.
SAM'L OvERTON,
EZEKIEL 8. TALLEY
FENDALL RAGLAND,
Copy. Teste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. He.
March ~. 1O3- 81.
Richmond Rolling 9 Sitting Mn, and Mai
Factory.
WE HAVE for sale large stock Of On, N,;Is If
our own manufacture, made of Swedish i'm.
ported Iron and the quality warranted We arc nre.
pariDgt TO execute orders for all the yarioos s;zea
IRON 90 70 4od IN casks containing from 100 to 200
IDS each also. brads horse shoe, iron rods rolf
ed IRON OF different descriptions we arc determined
70 sell as low as as any that can be imported. and
we invite our country friends and merchants, ee-
nera,ly, to call and examine the goods before they
purchase. We have lately erected SPIKE Ma.
chine OF an immense power and new Construction.
calculated to cut from TO 8 inch spikes. which,
can be substituted for the wrought, that are no
better, and far more costly.
p. HAXALL & co.
'""'Sh if' I03--1m
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w no e'nmtled to the Jail of to-. county on The 18Th AI
Eus'' negro man ~ko calls elf Alien ,nd -.
ro;n, "i VIM johnson Of Berthe county, N,rl6 Ca
b;.h h.. ~ ~ years old about Eve feet inches
A's"' nAo on wnsn Committed domestic clothes.
Feb % fhiLiP SMITH, Tailor Of sury Couiy, Va
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The late Election in New Hampshire has al
ready made good this privation-and it will proha-
bly, come right about Maine & Vermont. Editors.
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ser.ons cyt. the PREMATURE agitation oil tins ques
zion. But there also some other salutary'
views upon other subjects contained in this letter.
that will 10 no injury by their publicity.
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MONSIEUR iONSON

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cn:srs'nc,Fsba s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

Friday, March 20, he again arrived in AL bany; he sought the managers of the St. Andrews Society,& it is with pride il. the honest and honorable feelings of our coun- tryman,* that we state he instantly insisted on refunding from his slender means, the sum advanced from the treasury of that as- sociation; this amount they accepted. He was equally solicitous in desiring to repay all the private contributions, but who would willingly be deprived of the heart felt satisfaction of contributing to the com- forts ofpersons so deserving ? this restitu- tion was therefore declined.
 We have rarely, if ever, known case which excited 50 warm and universal sympathy on each recital of the cir- cumstances, the hand was in the pocket before the tale was concluded and lives there an individual, wHo on such ain appli- cation, would have refused? If there is. we do not envy that mhn's feelings. Let him count over his hoards, and glut his eyes witi' tke glittering treasures we would rather follow our wapderers to their happy homes. and while our imaginations picture their meeting, while the 6reside tale of pcrils overpast, and hospitality received, starts the sympathetic tear, or lights the glow of gratitude on the cheek, we seek no higher reward than to know that we were privileged to be the dispensers of portion of this happiness. Albany, March 25. s-. The writer is Scoichman,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
Valuable Property.
 FOR SALE.

A village of Litchfield. occupied by the sub house, containing about six acres of first rate meadow and pasture land. an orchard. a large two story dwelling house in good repair. a barn, and other necessary outh ouses. There is a good we'll. besides never failing spring of water on the premises.
 Being in the vicinity of the Female Acade- mys the above situation is we'll calculated for d boarding house, and has been used as such for number of years. Terms, part down, the remainder to lie number of years, if de- sired. Apply on the premises to
 --' MARY BULL.
 Litchfeld, March 4, 1899 tf38
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
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 HENRY ADAMS.

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