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The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
wE W CER@IFTG ATES

To ,mes Melen, Hudson, N. \.
 In inc spring ot lol5, Mr Eleazer Harrs, man m inIirent circumstances, and who had sabored for me occasionally for more than aycar,was violently seized with an affection of the lungs, accompanied by tight dry cough, frequently unable to raise any thing for nearlyshaIf hour, and then most commonly blood. His cough was so severe and incessant that he soon became mach enlaciatad, his eyes giassy. and his strength left him that degree that he was wholly un, able to labor, conlpaSsionang his situation, friend of mine and myself procured for him one bottle of An dcrsons Cough Drops, by taking which, about three weeks Ito my astonishment he was 50 lar restored as to be able to perform his usual labor.
 .GA!US STEBBlNS.
 lIillsdae. Feb 19, 1928.
 I Robert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, co. N \. do hereby certify that for long time was $" rcdn- ced by an affection of the lungs attended with pain in the breast, difficulty of b.eatieg &c. that my e was desparcd of and given up as neur"he by c"n9- W ch of five physicians, but by the advice of noct G: Hitchcock, of Rochester, was induced to make trai of your Anderson's Cough Drops, and by "s'ng one bottle was restored to perfect health. would there fore recommend all those afflicted wit similar com plaint, to make oilhe same remedy, as am per fecty satisfied that it saved my lie.
 ROBERT KIDNEY.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
COUGHS, ASTHMAS,
 AND COIISU M E IIONS.

TIP E pubic are respectfully informed that An;cr- son' GO 'GI D OPS and PECTOTAL POWDERS have from an extensive use for 5 years past proved themselves to be one otthe most valuable
 remedies evor vet discovered for the cure of coughs, colds and other affections ofthe breast and lungs lea ding to consunaptons. Thousands have experienced the happy effects of this Heating Balsam, and many of the highest responsibility have given certificates some of winch viii accompany each bottle, that wilt satisfy every unpr,uced mud thai the most extr',nt- dnary and unexpected cures have been performed ty which other medc,' had produced no favorable et- feet, and where ,hs lost sHui physicians had given them up as hopeless It is not pre'eaded that they are an n(alIible all eases, but ot such as are incurale, there are bu ,few but what will he great lv relieved by them. ;, 'ceiya caseo coughs colds pain in the side, difficulty breathing, wa"t tsleep
 arising from debility, ev, seated consunpiions may be relieved by tmel, of this healing bai- sam Each dollar bottle ofih;s medicine contains a. b,u, 60 Ioses which proves them to be cheap med icinn cnnsidrrinu their virtues.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
Al Farm for Sale.

For sale farm containing 6fty-four acres, ly'ng within one half of mile of Winchester meeting, house, with good dwelling house, two barns and other necessary out buildings on the same all 'n good repair Said land is divided into moving and pasture. aud cuts hay sufficient to winter l5cOws A small part of the purchase money only will he re9aIrsd ot the purchaser in advance. LEVI BRONSoN,- -
 Wine tester Centre, Dec. II, 1928. Sw27
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22

Some years ago, noted warrior of the POtawattOmie tribe, presented himself to the agent at Chicago, as one of the chief men of his village, observing, with the GUS iOmaIy simplicity of thc Indians, that hc was a very good man, and a good friend to the Americans, and concluded wih re- quest for a dram of whiskcy. The a@c"t replied, that it was not hiS practice ;o eve whikSay to good men that good men never asked for wIriskcy, and never drank it, That it was bal Indians oniy who demand ed whiskey. "Then," r'l'iiod the Indian quickly, in broken English, ..m" d--in rascal"
 CM'iOuS.-Thcre WIS an old law of the Plymouth Colony, iniic!ing d penalty of t'oeaty poaadS, on any person who should refuse the office of Governor, unless he were chosen two years sacccssivcly, and whoever should refuse the.oflicc ot Conn- selior or Magistrate, was required to pay ten pounds. We have uo need of such q law.
 D Be not too brief in conversation, lest you be not understood, nor difusc, lest you be troublesome.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
TAKEN UP
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order of lhe honorable Court of Probate for the District of i.nchheld w' be sold at Public Vendue, on Thursday the 18th day of Jam ,.ary next at one o'clock F. M at the late dweiIiuS house. of NATHAN SMEDLEY, late of Litchfeld in sad district, deceased, all the personal estate of said deceased, consisting ci one Cow, eight Sheep, Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, &c. &c.
 EPHRAIM s. HALL, Adm'r. Lifch6eld Dec. 8 Ino3. 29
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22

Be not too brief in conversation, lest you be not understood, nor dihIusc, lest you be troublesome.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
NOlICE.

Litchf' Ii, Jan. I 1929.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
LTTCHETEE,D.

The reader wlll find below anUuher "short sermon" from the Savannah Mer- cury: we should suppose from the style that it was written by the same sermonizer who penned the discourse which we inser- ted number of weeks since, upon the subject of the whales swallowing that rec reant prophet of old--JOnah. "Deacon Dominic" handles his present subject c. qually we'll, and cannot better employ him self than in delivering sermons like the one above spoken of and the following.
 From the Savannah MerCury.1
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
Norfolk Probate District, z Decembtr 23d. 1928.

Norfolk, January 1, 1899
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28

m oy letters and by hired p4S, for this purposes
heep me reiiis ~ the adnnistra
ien entirely IN the dark respecting own s,,pp in This
community Every individual at ali with tl, present,
e"nu'on ot parties ia this city, knows
uut mat where 1000 could tie brought To the mills s,
ohn'> ago. not hall the number could mustered on,
y question IN favor of tie administration Aud what is The,
IL Us me fu '''"ca!, !,t t,o TnroL, scIfS
1o'0"ct "d'ctd"otS who have Acquired place and conse
t'e .! Shlee and are abusing with high hand
'dSes men iavctsiuoTariy Heaveu,-bc,
eum"eo TO their direction. But This anon'
te Whole d OF this NAV be seen through
II glance j. Is fife inumera ie urice which beIo,,
:" "coneced and extensive Of ccepious calculated to
impose upon our national rulers if possible least to prei
e e minds OF Those who are supposed TO have influence
iie Oh tc grand IeSoried business
VI Hiius crSgenefaly, however prvate-though
, n one gets INTO print Another mode procure By
Dmnnri Tue insertion of paragraphs favorable their
III INC Opposition with the of inpressng
uoA go, 'ient of tie universal popularity
men, Viio II IS EVIDENT trembling with the weight
HELM iNiNftlIItS, and making, desperate
eons to iU'tiy themselves against the indignation their
Sc" patrons vi tins Character the latter clause above
ueI paragraph wherein pie-emimen degree" of popuiar-
ny ascrloeo L" certain in,l"dua than whom
TO ecery honoTde Gid impartial place
an oe expected that such FAMOUS TRiCkERY can
ing succeed under vuous aud effective
ne p.eseui acinInistai0n IL bc blinded aud
duped"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28
POLITICAL,

From The National InteIIigcaccr.
The Editor OF the Boston Evening Bulletin is a
gcntcmanly but thorough going supporter of the
present Administration His paper of Friday last
contains leading editorial article, the contents OF
which do not so much surprizc us as does the fact
of their undisguscd appearance there. We give our
readers q sample of it, to shew what the thorough
going friends of General JACKSON think of some of
their co-workers in the great cause of"rcform."
The Editor IS rcmarklng upon letter published
in certain Gazette at Washington, which purports
to have been written from Boston, and processes to
give true account of matters and things in the Bay
State. With this preface we introduce to our rea-
ders the following extracts from the Bulletin article,
leaving them to make therefron their own infercn-
ces
"O State" proceeds the writer, sis rapidly emerging from
that political darkness in which she has been enveed will
tower forth in all her native plendor " by this
fence, the correspondent Of the who might he presumed
would pass himself off for friend Of Gen. Jackson
assert that the Of the administration gaining ground
this quarter oblges declare that this the fact
snotoous and appeal for proof every acquainted
with the state of parties here that the certain
who have 1e701yty crCDt into The Juror Of the coUcr7eut
has inspired the community With such downright disgust that
the Jackson paryaud lament the necessity which copes
say has dwindled within last six months ~ mere
skeleton We perfectly that part of the policy
OF these mcnand they have organized regular system
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28

between the facts charged the Indictment and ,ose which
were proved by the witnesses
MI Swami replied and examined the arguments oft coun
Sci on the other side, with Il view 10 refute them,
AT quarter Of hour before L, O'clock the Jury retired
and after they had remained Of meay three hours a
suggestion was made b. hir swami that the give IN
'er verdict thus morning, being permitted separate after they
should have agreed.
Nr Coke objected the separation of the the ycr-
uc should nave been received and recorded court
The Judges then left the desiring wheneye the
ny should they should be for ttbeir
oeS where they would remain for the purpose being in read.
mess to receive the verdict.
he court Continued III session unit; SIX O'clock =,
mere was no probability of verdict being ret,d ia
"is en- hey adjourned Until 10 o'clock this morning
lie JURY were oi course locked up for the sht
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28
IN MATHBs-

10 Henry Tutwiler of Rocking ham and john A
uteter OF Richmond City, who had previously grad
Is CHEMisFRy.
koheTt NJ Saunders of IIoarico.
diploma was also delivered to Henry CIarett N
l 'dGna"n' who had previvnsiy graduated in thj.
~ IL tso9aL PHnosoPHi
Henry Tutwer of%Rockingham
John ID. Muatord Of Richmond CITY
~ PoLIricAL EcoNsk.
Henry Iutwiler Of Rockinghaia.
~ In MEDICINE.
gree of Doctor. ~ vac We
i.laurn L. Perry of Abemarlc
Iyree Rodes of Albemarle.
William II. Newsum of Tennessee
George Wood Of Albemarle
IN LAW,
We're declared graduates
Charles r.. Mosby Of Powhatan.
Nathaniel Wolfe OF Charlottesville Vn
;. Dir. " oIie being prevehtr from attcn. iur nv u
disposition his diploma delivered 10 ais. William
Daniel Jr. Us his proxy.
q. Grafton by Mr.. William Daniel IT. OF I.ynch
burg, Va. On he that hucc retarded ne
tSfoUM 81 poetry an .4neTica.
= The exercises concluded with an Grafton by Mr.
Charles L. Nlosby Of Powhatan, On. tie influence
Of rep"1fieaa institutions upon inteUectrai inap,ooc-
mint WILLIAM WERTENBAkER,
SecTeinIV TO the EuCuHy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY MORNING, JULYea 1aca

"Iracriting CaLinet."-We expected after all the
reproaches against the late Administration for eav
ms W dshihStoh' that no lnduccment, no fonily ne
cessHy' could have prevailed with any of the new
Cabinet TO leave their posts for IA moment Very
shame, if nothing else, we did suppose would have
Nept the gentlemen III clrcumscription if this
would not do, we expected fear of the Enquirer of
Tins city, whose clamors the subject of .ravel
ing Cabinet We're so loud and ncessant during the
iate campaign, would have roPressed all locomotive
propensity The consistency" fthe Editor of tnat
paper is SO steady aud Interchangeable" that we look
out for his taking the President and his Cabinet to
instant task He will let the country see we do nc.
doubt, that when he used to bawl So much against
MIR. Clay for visiting entucky, lie was acting upon
Pr"c'Pte and not simply eectionecring fof General
Jackson lie has 1t now i'll his power TO prove this
by reprehending the present '>Trave,ling Cabinet"
who III good truth, seem quite fond of gaddng as
their predecessors. So much "ltavellng" in the
same time, was not achieved by Mr.. Adams Cabins,
as has been done by this. We call attention to the
foilowing:--
From tie Baliin0re Patriot
General Jackson and MIR Van are now OH vi sit u,
The Venerable Charles Carroll summer residence near
BatnoIe Three members of the Caine, again absent
because viii be ecoec,ed the late A,iinsa
ho however urgent the CALL could step Office
Jacksomian yelere goes the travelling Cabine' just
as we closed this sentence caught the following tin,
Nev York Commercial Advertiser:
2iaceng CaJnotWe ammo, ed before the last cleo
ton among other railing accusations brought against tue Adj
nl!ashtion witt, cnor about their OCCASIONAL JOURNEYS
We not esrous initiate such preceenis Travelling
occasionally necessary for business for reaxa
ton pubic unofficial eitzeus But is already
matter OF fact that the officers fond being locuo-
tive ote prede have The Seceta
Of the Treasury since his appointment spent nearly two
months in Pennsylvania. The Secretary Navy has
visited North carolina The Attorney General member OF
,o o"i"o ,Hid viois tho ed e,.su5.,e,,,ly
Georgia The Secretary OF State is about
ware The Secretary of The Navy trip here by water in
the Constellation Isaac Ill., who mas into an
Authorship and who Is of au appendage cabinet
went TO New Hampshire the legislature was abo,
To meet, lobby member and suppose get name
ct the town Of Acans changed The other Executive
not with the pain republicans simplicity his predecessor hut
with all the pomp and ceremony attending the progresses
s and emperors pleasure, half
cabinet in his train receive the homage of the good
OF Norfolk. Verify this is a moving cabinet.
17Fhe Foreign News will be found of considerable
interest. From The seat of war the iDtaliropco j.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28
The following statement is from the Western Cou.
-ieT, paper published at Ravcnna, Ohio.

The follow ing statement is from the Western Cou.
rlcr, paper published at Ravcnna Ohio
'IIc'd debts to pay dnd could not STAY,
$50 Musey ran auay.'-o1D so"G.
II vii be rccolIectcd by most of our readers that
a qudrto Jackson meeting was held i'll Medina county,
IN the fall OF i&27, to wit: county meeting, at which
four persons attended, three of whom were appointed
delegates attend the Jackson Convention at Column
bus. and that Of this immortal i,io was Moses
Wright of legal memory Now what less could Presi.
dent Jackson do than hCstOw on Office. cspecally
when Office would reward ono fourth of the Jack
soUtcs IN Medina. it Is we'll known that Gen. Jack
son not slack in performing his promises TO his
friends, process Of time, on came the long look
editor letter, directed to Moses Wright. Esq. and
ornancntod with the official signature of'W. r.. Bar
ry, appointing the said MosEs, Postmaster, in and
over Medina, and removing Rufus Ferris the incum-
bent. But alas! the freaks OF Dame Fortune! poor
Moses legal practice had rot increased with his
patriotism, and this boon of Jackson gratitude
being too long delayed, he involved in debt,
and ihs creditors, unlike true patriots would
not wait for him TO pay them out Of the rnlk
OF The Jackson pap, and he had 10 .1Ioscy--
alas poor Moses the appointment and removal canIe
but there was no Moses. Au express was sent az
ter him, that pursued far os Cincinnati when
hope long delayed failed, and the chase vas gwen
up.
AS Ferris Is removed. and Moeoy run away, Vo
would suggest TO Mr, Barry 10 direct his noxt ~
polnIncnt TO any ono of the four rslnaiIng IL,
III the county Of Ncdiua."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28

The Washington Telegraph saws the numbers
who attended MIR. Gays Lexington dinner, 'pgeye
soeiied by opostses from The Jcson pa,tY!" 1t will
not be long before these dcscrtions of honest men from
party which such men cannot cCnsccntiousy support
will leave that party in a woful minority.
rSo1o,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28

G5'Fhc Foreign News will be found of considerable
interest From the seat of war, the intelligence is
contradictory The commercial Intelligence is not
fattering.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-31
Nr. RNsh's

Anti- DySpeptiC or Sou' Stomach Pills,
INV siuable reuedy for indisgestion in it's most
N complicated forms OF the variet, of disease
which the human system is subject few estub-
born none NOR distressing or destr uctvc 10 tn.
stituton than ,ndi .estrono Sour stomach This dis
ease prevailsto x satextent and has SO general BAT
Hed the skill of the faculty thsta remedy of al
m,nstratioaistruly adesideraum in every pla,e The
trutbof this,tstement is confirmed by the experience
oftnousants who have suffered ander II, " no after
having used MANY remedies to purpose, now
Obliged to havereco sue pa ativ ashley NAV
chance 20 iiod most conducive TO their comfort b,
dgestonjs neantlosso appetite and great weakness
particularly oftheiegs, aud wasting o. the wholesys-
TEN. Heartburn uneasy sensation OF heat about
the pit of the stomach. which is sometimes attended
with NAUSEA OF sickness of e,tomach and vomiting
beching up of water wnichis gener av soar paeness
ofthe co ntensnce, costiveness. languoi. gddiness
10 sness ofsPirits. disturbedSeeP, Paptaton ofthe
heart. aatulence.&c
periencins more of them. and some less each IN the
order and degree of his own particular case These
Pills act powerful tonic neutr alze the acid pom
give str tn TO the debtated gans OF
Digestion restore the appetite. remove the
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dothevsic kent mostp irgstive mcdi
do but erfor he OHIO Of ssafe and mild
and are not rpasse6 by any medicine. Thew az
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rhein entor of these Pills xasone Of the mostem
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NJ ed them successfully in hisp acrce for ten
Tneyare not got up a nostrum 60 deludether ed'I-
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experience inorderthatthey nav hecomee Extensive
Nv useful and wit I'm the reachof ALL they offered
stthelow pIice OF % Giants per box Sodby
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-31
,jjuly9
Something New

y tract OF Letter written ~ avery respece zen
ueman, resd NJ in Baltimore, to the s'"'c''t''
who deems IT his duty tho, oh rnautho'7tt TO lay
- b,to,. he public withholding the ~,ners name,
for particular reiereuce should any req ner per
soually SAM H. ihH'
Baltimore, .4ugust 18Th, 1898.
boct c n p. Lee New Lonoon. Conn
Dear Sill It is now np@ards oil twenty H'a's '"e'
have used your Ae,r- London B'h0uS f'ns III ~,
and ALWAYS to nd them all efficient P',e"N'
most G, efy desc ripton Of disease and oe' '"ey
we'd man, :, lons doctor bill BY Their early ana'im
yuse | never found their accustomed certainty "
!ary in their opet alton and efetts n''' VIII" 'e
months past, and having since then oesh sa",t u"p
uo;nted IN every instance OF nsiHg them began TO
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fa,tht,i hands Under this IMPRESSION acs'oe"''y
,,v an adver ,ensnt Of vorr' in Ne" Noik news
,ner designating spun limitations iron yo"r Own
manufacture ty having your wthtensisnat"fetoese h
hill; of drec tons and that IN no instance were the
mutations signed with pen aud INK altho, IN per
ect COPY in other respect rindinS those nad
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Ten SIGNATURE I fornd many without that test but
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somethirty years ago Twas c"ied o. q n.sy ""a
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thatmercenarv initial may he fro"ned upon by an
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n oidthe imposition of Counterfe'ts and sP"
rious limitations related above the purchaser has
only to examine the bin OF directions covering eaen
-: md ifs;uned foot in nv o hand writing i'm
mediatelv under my printed name thev are genuine
and prepared by me; bit if onfy the printed name IS
AIMED they are spurious and 10 he avoided 10 aiix
nv written signature would be Forgery and convic
ton would he states Prison
II p LEE. Sole Proprietor
HPA fresh supply of the abov' genuine Pills
is Jus, receiv. d, direc, from the proprietor, and
or sale. wholesale md all, a. tnr Store of
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-31
CNavles County. set,

an application to me, the subscriber. in the rese,
~ of Charles County Court. Justice OF The O,
ph4ns' Court Of Charles County, by petition in wrar
of James Whcstiey Of said county, PRAYING for the D.
neit of the &C, for the relief of sundry nsoIven eb
ors and the several supplements thereto scheduled
his prcper'v and list of his creditors, oath, benz
annexed to his petitions and having SATISFIED ME ,ha!.
has resided in the State of Mary land two years rrut
diateIy previous to his applications having also s',
in his petition that he is in confinement Cor debt an
having PRAYED to be discharged ,here!ron, do h1t
order and adjudge, that the person Of James Whe.ty
be discharged from confinement and that, b, Causing
copy Of his order to I've published in the pheu Cs
ze,t ono. week for two months successfully b,!c,.
the third Moda, in August next, to give notice 20 Ia,
creditors to appear before Charles County COsr On
the third Monday in August next. tor the purpose u
recommending Trustee for their benefit, and to.h,
cause, If any they have, why the said James Whe.l
should not have the benef' OF The said acts.
Given under my hand, this 29'h day of April lS%
JNO J JEN KlNS
Tr,e copy. Test: JOHN BARNES,
june 2-law2m Cie'k OF Charles Co CoDJL
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