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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
Classical & Mathematical Academy,

THE subscriber has the pleasure of informing the
pubic, that lie has engaged an Assistant in the
Classical End English Department of his school, Mr.
Benianin T. Barrett of King William. a gentleman
OF the highest responsibility and OF undoubted com
potency.
Alr. Stephen Bernard, natice of France, whose
4uanhcatots a. successful teacher, are best evnccd
py me hish rank whlch his pupils have sustained in
the University Of Virginia viii continue to assist in
the French, Spanish, and Mathematical Department
during Sir hours IF each day throughout Me rear.
The English branches Of education. which in most
OIaSslcd schools are too much neglected will in this
receive the most faithful attention.
y few more pupils can be received, either as
boardeTs day scholars.
In order that the terms Of this institution may be
rendered as reasonable possible pupils will here
ater hc FURNISHED with board, washing and lodging
IN the family Of the principal the very low price OF
SioO per annu1ni and both boarders and day scholars
VIII be taught the ordinary branches of the Eulis6
department for $40 per annum the lower branches of
the same department. for $50 per annum-for $40 per
annum additionally, in the prosody construction and
critical analysis ofthe Greek and Latin classics and
Tor the last mentioned sum, in the department of the
modern languages, which department embraces the
higher branches OF mathematics.
Jan S8-ts OLIVER ~. SHAW.
- For information Concerning his literary and moral quail
c'os Mr Barrett sui tc follow ing testimonials the
Htsi from H Ha"SeswoEth Esd President of the Runforl
academy IN Nng lillian, and the second from VIM. Burns
Esq who for great number years has been known i'm mi
CITY, and MS vicinity as teacher ofthe highest emnence
l. has been pupils
institution for considerable lelsh of time during a portion
OF which period he has been member of my own family and
thereby afforded the complete opportunity OF ace
ag ms real Character and merits; with equal pleasure aud
truth therefore certify, that tbs moral character is epo;h
hoe ana ms manners tho Of Rsnenia n; his course OF indy
m The Greek and Latin Casicks has such As 10 oaj
nm Tor admission ~ the University of Virginia and ever
found him diseni and attentive student deem him rer
iec'y couipe to act assistant in the Frss and Lain
departments Of anv OF our Semnares.
January 2lsi, 1893 WM. HAWKFSWORTu
Having attended the examinations al The RunE,rd Acad.u,v
Tor the last Ave years four of which Mr. Barrett was student
there and being weA and intimately acquainted with him
certify that h. IS fully entitled above commendaen from
Mr.. HawkesvOTth. NN RIrPNS
January 22d, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

Anew DRY GOODS SrORE.-l iitiS H. Kun
TEX las taken the formerly m the uccvaucy f
Meszrs tranns Son Brothers, Immediately opposite Neszrs
Hall MooTc',) and has hand general of
staple and fancy Dry Goods alrons which are
Cloths CassinIeIes and s:l;ilets line and coarse
Red white, green ard yellow fannels
SIX and striped Valencia yesiira5s
Swansown and hlaIs4illes do.
lT.sh and German linens, lawns and cambrcs
Calicoes assorted, embracing, a great variety
Fancy, striped aud plaid ginghaIns
lllin and figured boubaze,;s, various coiols
Al To Cd jaconei and book inusiiis
Mall, India and Swiss do.
Swiss and black I;alan silk cravats
Canton and Mandarin Grapes; Iiaan 10.
Black Italian iuSrng, scnchews and saIsIcis
large assortment OF six, aud wooden hosiery
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag Rancama and cotton hanikerel!cls
Gloves and combs oteyery description
Linen and cotton iicAIgs, furniture ant auon clicks
i,hseys and kerseys suitable for servants clothir;
Brown and bleached domesiics, diapers, &C.
Carpetng, hearth rugs umbrellas, &c. &c.
Which with variety Of other articles he !essoIs - sell
ow FOR cash. Nov Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

AT TIE END or THE FIRST AND SECOND Acts
MIR. SLonAN viii appear and sing the following
Songs:
George Alexander Stevens description of Storm. in
49,, character of Shipwrecked Sailor.
The celebrated Song Of Buy Broom which will be
sung oy Dir. SLoMAs, i'll the dress and character of
q Dutch Girl.
lind ne JotLo,stng Comic Songs, first time here's
r. ashions for l829"-"My Eye aud Betty Martini
:. a man with no head won't care for hat" IT'S
Love that hothers us alp" Jerry Blossoms Adven
tnres'-lBy particular request,) Jerry Snarts
irip -"Sweet Kitty Clover"-"Betsy Raker"-
and "Analization," or What are mortals made of !,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
BIGGER'S OFFICR

I'Ta1en numbers an the .He0 York Consolidated Lo-
terry 40. 10, for 1923:
36, 30, I6, "a, IL, o.
20, 81, ~, 3, 81, d.
Several of the capitals owned in Richmond. .f,r
which the cash will be paid at sight.
The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, No. 10. viii
be drawn in the city of Richmond OF, The 10Th FeL
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Adventurous are respectfully invited to examine t's
sPlenalu scheme, containing only ,4so tickets T.
is decidedly the best scheme ever offered in Viriny
and probably viii be the best lottery for some lime
IN which they will have an opportunity of oStaninc n
capital prize of $4,000. Tickets SEQ, shares In
proportion, IN great variety Of fortunate numbers,
offered for sale al the ever lucky Io,erv CO..
Exchange Office of THO. n. 1IGGEp
Jan % =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

=, At the end Of the first act Of tho Gamblers Fate
mh. SLoaAN VIII sing "Zhe Storn, Mt tn o end OF
TIC second act Buy Broom, and at the end Of the
FAY shf neto eomc songs and perform in the Farce
Mis-. SLonAs will also perform in the new Piece md
Essce, being positively the last appearance Of Mn.
and Mas; SLoMAN in Richmond, previous to their de-
partnfe for New Orleans. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
Jan %

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, aud an introduction 10 he
same, comprising tie first principles embracing 80 various
instruments o muscto obtain the theory and practical
thereof IN scientific and comprehensive manner with aeiiitv
perform the FIRST course, Of Is popular airs in one month
osluvey the limited time here any solo instrument and
VIII insure any learner any who have no
TOT mus'c and whose efforts have been Intellectual 70 attain
is ZINE Art, viii be taught the frs. said time
or compensation viii be required Each sbscner 70 a,
@ individually on the hour appointed each day. or evening
rs may suit his mutual convenience e.
AMATEURS impressed for further Improvement, n, Chrome,
VIC music, the SosArAs limited the terms moderae and
ms attention assiious with warranted instruments for sale bv
j. H. HOFFMAN, Columbian Hotel
N Gentlemen who reside the country that wish 10 firm
class or To organize musical association or band will
ian 27--2w2,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

Have determined to extend my business this
SPringb by adding an extensive Whoiesaie and Fan
ry assortment, aud am inclined to offer INV present
stock Consisting of almost every article in the ne AZ
very reduced prices. Country Merchants and pur-
chasers generally are invited 10 call and Judge for
themselves. GEORGE. II. TIPFfN
Jan dat c6f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
From Knights Quarterly .Mogazin,.l
TO a GIRL THIRTEEN YEARS OF AGl

From Knights Quarterly .,fogazinel
% a GIRL THIRTEEN YEARS OF AGE.
Thy SMILES, thy talk, thy airnless plays,
SO beautiful approve thee,
So winning, light, are all thy ways,
i cannot choose, but love thee:
Thy balmy breath upon my brow
Is like the summer air,
As DER my cheek thou lcanesl now,
10 plant soft kiss there
Thy steps are advancing towards the bound
Between the child and woman;
Aud thoughts and feelings more protounl,
And other years are coming;
And thou shalt be more deeply fair,
More precious to the heart;
But never cans. thou be again,
That lovely thing thou art!
And youth shall pas, with all the brood
Of ancy-ied affection;
Aud care shall come with woman hood
And waken cold reflection;
fhou't learn TO toll, and watch, and WEEP
Cer pleasures unreturumg,
Like one who wakes from pleasant deep
Unto the cares Of morning.
Nay, say not 50! NOR cloud the sun
VI Joyous expectation,
Ordained to bless the little one,
The freshling of creation.
Nor doubt that He, who now doth fred
Her early lamp with gladness,
Will be her present help ia need,
Her comforter in sadness
Smile on, then, little winsomc thing,
MI rich in natures measure;
Toou hast within thy heart a spring
OF selfrenewing pleasure;
smile on tar child and take Thy f,l
on mir,r, I'll time shall end il;
lis natures wise and gentle will
And who shall rcprchend IL "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
TRUST SAFE

TRUST SAFE.
virtue ofa Deed ofTrust executed cath dav Of
January 1872, by hlbih S. Cook, to secure u
debt therein mentioned, shall as Trustee There's,
named sell to the highest bidder for cash. on atur
day Tie 9TH dayof February next, at Haley Coles
IaveIn IN Chesterfield county, three female slaves 70
Tn; + amy Worney and Caroline, Tor SO many US
shall be necessary for the purpose of snid deed.l
shall convey only the title vested in me- by s..;d
deed, but believe the same to be good
RICHARD x. WEISIGER, Trustee
ian 28-9aW5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

a txvn out among The LacyersThe Sultan invited the
Check Isam Chief Of Law put ON the military uniform
informing him that lac wishes for the sake example among
his brethren 'nccting Of the bar tooh place consult upon
the subject and after long session Of IL an hum.
bic addvss tn his Sublime which they freely
"their lives their fortunes and their onors"
go leave respectfully - decline serving soldiers The Porte
fumed and ordered them rcconsder "C,ia odrare rp
replied the Oemas the the point
daring Judge IN Europe would sayAnoher meeting took
place. which was surrounded by the soldiers Of the Sultan
brought them terms, and they form spong force OF
nearly 200 strong under the of old Islam
There difficulty ut 6rst in preserving among MANY
protested takers any thing like silence This has bceu obya
ted by putting 70 instant death any who motion in
the ranks They term this throuHg a member the
they have latery improved much they are under
marching orders, ad expect @ 6u against the Rus
slams Csdnf ar'aa cgae, is Inscribed their parchment
sfandard.-Stoah.
The Philadelphia Gazette contains extract of letter a
ted Mobile Nov l. to the Of the Cato
In the biowing stranThe Almighty dsposer human
This reminds Of letter said have been an
eastern shipmnstcr in the cst-lndes his owner "Bv
ne bessns V Dirfae Procdence, (aid hey enabled
night to snuge shore thirds cargo -four md
favored with dark night hope to run the rest bctc
Tomorrow morning. ~ Y. Com y4dy.
Progress Of the Arfs-Scssrs Rattin Co Of Paris have
employed method Of preparing cloth be rcty i'm
permeablc India rubber is dissolved by peculiar
process, aud applied thin upon of the
CLOTH another cloth similarly Pparedis placed upon the first
and the two are subjected to strong pressure which
them perfectly and substance thus prepared completely wa
tight Messrs Ran Co with this material offer 10 fur
nissh beds light and portable that NAV carry hrs bed
and bedding in the OF his hat and put the pillows and
bolster an his vest pocket small tube with stop cock by
which the bed and pillows inflated completes the establish
meut Its Importance for tents proof Jackets bottles
portable canoes &c is obvious Who can saw indeed
whether in time we may no, hayc entire India Rubber Navy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

BALrIMoRE, JAN. e7.-Thc fast SAILING schooner
Yeott, Murphy is below in the short passage Of SO
days from Rio dc Janeiro.
We are gratified to be able to state that Mr.. Tu-
dor, Representatives ut Rio has concluded Trea-
fy IF Commerce. uitA Brasil.
The U. 8. Frgate Hudson, Capt. CREraHros, or.
rived out on the goth Nov. from New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
Stock Of Dry Goods,
1T 4IHTnG

IN MONDAY, February ID AZ 10 e,,o-s r,n,,. .,,,
a. tne siS5s OF Ai5 VIM b. Pyle Marke, Bridge his On
,,c ssi,i III SooDo, comprising generd assrrmean Of
ard IN ha caAn'eIes Of all descriptions %, o4 Ill
ara IA blankets Irish aud German ln.ns d,,nor. 80 81
Qualities; ladies' and gene,eus black and an t a.,
rss o. ths newest Patterns eanbrc jaeane book and
hdkiS md sawls elegant assortnen, of oy or an .h
Sose 41e large assortment Of ladies' and ens cotton
ties; also large quantity of ready made clo,hnr The a.
WI DC without reserve, months credit ON Suns ever 81 Ia
Under siuO, cash; ir approved paper.
jan 27-tt. $500 q ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

WANTED to hire, for the present year, twenty
able bodied negro men, to work in the coal
psfor such,O liberal price will be given upon, ap-
plcation to The subscribers on tho basin.
jan IL Ct NELSON CARY g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

OR, THE LIE OF = GaMDJ

This piece is divided into three days o. acts, and
the time supposed to elapsc between each act, is E
teen years-each net forming separate Drama.
AMELIA, Mrs. SLOMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
a Card to the Ladies.
MANAGERS. OFYXCN.

Tie J6!Iotciny ioeTe te nifl5cJs drar In Ne Hsly
York Consolidated no. 49,
I6, *, $3.50 ooo-snld quarter Phladelph,a o,,,,
- - Albany, quarters New York
- TO- 24--loo0o-so!d quarter Philadelphia, quarter
. Hartford quarters New YoEs
3, 10, 24-5o0o-scld quarter P6lladrishiL I ouarer
Providence, quarters N. Yoss
:, j, '5-,5Uo-4o sid quarter Baltimore Iter jersey
. :, :, - lily, quarters AlilDy.
?, u, 2t--2,Oo0-so:d whole Providence
YATES G. BIINTYRE.
ian 20 Under Earle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
BENJANxIr. T. rGIcHIE

W Ill: practice in the superior and inferior courts
held in the city of Richmond, including those
iof the county of lIcnrco. lie may be found at the
Office OF Chapman johnson, Esq.
ian IO-e,Ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

Departed this lifo on Tuesday evening last, after
avery severe illness ofseven days, ADoLpHus L. l..
only son Of Dir. Abraham +. Biggers, aged near d
years The friends and acqua ntauces Of the family
are requested TO attend his nera from the residence
of father, this morning 10 O'clock withous far
thcr invitation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

~, aoto ff!EGs, So1 $40
Philadelphiq, January 90.
The drawing of the above favoritc Scheme. will
be received on Monday afternoon, when the cash as
usual, Will be paid for all Prizes the fortunate and
prompt pay Lottery and Exchange Office of
Jan 29--ts THOS. b. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

4OaU IItLCgs $4,000
Whole Tickets So, shares in proportion.
New York, 26th January.
" The drawing will he received on Friday next.
when expect to have the pleasure ofpayinp to some
ofny customers the capital prize Of $4,000 Calm
before it is too late, at tho lucky Lottery and
Exchange Office Of P, CHUBB.
ian. 17-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
THIS EVENING. IAN. 20

VIM DO presented, Domestic Melo- Drama, transla
ted from the French of Messrs Victor Duc,nce
ami Dinauy, never performed here. entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
@tecttotI SaIFN.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP . co.

GROCERIES.
be sold at Our store, SsN''' ~
10 IIhds prime " o. Sugars
do 81. Croix do
10 do Moasses
80 bags green coffee
% boxes muscatel raisins
10 binds and 20 bbls wbislcv
~ oois gin, 10 casks cheese, 30 boxes soap
rAs, indigo, mustard, chocolate,
Hciiy Madeira and Malaga wines
Aispice, brandy, Holland cfp,
Kegs Venetian red in Oi
ufound and race ginger, sc. &c.
-. = .. ID. q CO. a,ctrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

NM VI. CONAN has received, and nov offers n WI
w selected and general assortment Of ladies' and cccrrs
gold and silver rae lever and verge Watches eight dav and
mantle Clerks and Tmcpicccs; diamond pearl PASTE let
and tnoy lcwchy; silver plated, and Britannia Ware;
cyoIpon oaeoda and other Pencils fountain silver and
steel tcns sod silver and shell Spcctaccs Thmblcs Tooth.
picks, RaZors, Scissors Pcnknivcs Thcmonctcrs per-s-
SION and lint Pockct isfo percussion Caps, SpyClascs
surveyors and poke, Compasscs, Plating Instruments,
mature frames and eases p Net books card cases purses
aud rc clasps pocket and she'll combs gold c steel and
suk chains seals and keys; hey rings military goois watch
makers tools and materials; wh great variety Of other ati-
clos al of which he Is enabled 10 sell below former prices
B-WatclicS aud clocks and mathematical ustrrirn's
carefully repaired and adjusted.
Orders Tor any article "a his '1, rnci,lg aicr'cl'c
de i-eJs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

WANTED wish 10 hire 80 cuod healthy Iaborcrs ior
The next year. TO work ~ the coal p,s25 pit hands ~
TOP hands and 20 boamcn 1r which liberal price will hc
gwen, hnmedatc application made Tive coal yard ON the
Dock, or at my office PRENTIS CHUBB.
dec 20 a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
THEATRE.


MOST POSITIVELY Els L.asr appEaR.aN,c,E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

.yfer 1oiticlt The iauyhabie Farce 81
INTRIGUE.
THE BATH ROAD.
nOn: Mr.. SLOMAN,
mLLEN, Mrs. SLOMAN.
The evenings entertainments to conclude with n
new song entitled "yHr. SioDslas rint 10 TIE Stare
IN which he viii respectfully take leave of Richmond
Audience.
7Tke7s-Box and Pit, Sl-AIidde Gallery. 20
cents-Side Gallery, % cents.
IL No smoking allowed in the Theatre
Doors TO be opened at 8, and curtain TO rise al
O'clock precisely.
~. set of excellent stoves are supplied for the
Couiioi' oi TIC audience. an 30
5 lihds Orleans SUGAR, now Iandinr from SER.
Fairfield, and for sale.
jan 90 d. TINRrP1 AXE,
EDGE-HILL.
EDGE-IilLL. or the Family Of the Fi;zr.vals.
- a novelin vols, price 81 SD. Ry \ Nirgl-
man.
"Fierce war and fiihfllloye,
Ana truth severe, by fairy fiction dreai."-GHa~.
WIN be tor sale tomorrow morning, at
jan % J. H. NASHS Books,oro
c: 4, a. Warsoick haze for Sale,
ES1 IIhds old leaf tobacco
255 do dry tobacco stems.
jan 25-3t*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

4340 prizes only TO Si5o2
Tickets s., Halves so, Quarters %.
.Nev York Jan. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
Way to Fortune.

-, nIlI amount YIB,bBU-the whole payable In cash
Whofs Tickets 2O HalrS $40, QUARTERS S. Riehths s. 80
avng distributed fully his share of Blanks in the preceding
Lotteries anticipates the selling Of the Capital Prizes in this
HucTe 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
THIS DAY !!

THIS DAY!
.TllE drawing of the New York Consolidated EX-
ira, No Thirteen, win take place at the Park,
when the following handsome prizes will be dstr-
buted: ~ No. Lottery-6 drawn ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
Or Still BETTER. IN
THIS DAY

Inc New York Consolidated extra Class, No. 10,
WI be drawn IN the ctyoi New York. only II, 400
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
Potter's Negetable Catholicon.

HAVE just received supply OF this Invaluable Medicine
= advertisement. And take this method Of informing
the public iat in order that benefits ruv ore widely M
fused The Proprietor has reduced RETAIL Price to s. per bottle
J. II. BLAAIIRE, Sole Agent,
Jan ID syn Of the Mortar Opposite the Eagle Door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
. '"'V't6V ITIt tttUfe TUTI
INTRIGUE.
OR
THE BATH ROAD.

3 lihds Orleans SUGAR, now lanIing from schr
Fairfield, and for snlc.
jan 90 u. TINRrP1 .<F>
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
A true copy of Record. 45~ FREDERICK WoLcOTT, Judge.

At Court of Probate held in Nes0-l ford,
 seithin and jor the District cf NesO-l ford, April 2Oth, l899- A NAN HlNE, of said New Milford, having A on the 18th day of April, 1899, made an assignment of hls real and personal estate in trust to Ezra Noble and George w. Whittle- sey for the benefit of his the said Anan's cred itors; and on the same day said assignment was lodged for record in the Probate Office in said District pursuant to the provisions of statute law of this state entitled 'san act in addition to an act entitled an act against frau dulent conveyances."
 Wherespok, ordered. That Commissioners he appointed at the Probate Office in said New-Milford, on the 4th day of May, 1899. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. to receive and examine the claims of all persons who were creditors of the said Anan Hine on the said 18th day of April, 1899 and that all persons interested in the estate SO assigned may he notified thereof. the said trustees will cause this order to Dc published in a newspaper printed in LitchReld, and post copies thereof ID two different public places in said New Milford. A true copy of record.
 45*- NATHArIEL PERRY, Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
POETRY.
SONG.

It is not soft is not so;
 The world may think me gay, And on my cheek the ready smile May ceRs'css seem to play; s5 Tlsc ray that tips with gold the stream Gi,ls not the depth below All bright alike the eye may deem, But yct.--,t isnot so! Why ,o tI,c cold and careless throng : The secret griefreveal Why speak of one who was, to those Who do not, cannot teell No! Joy may light the brow--unknown, Unseen, the tear drop flow; 'Tisthe poor sorrowing heart alone Responds--it Is not so!
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
Probate OGce, ss. District of Litck field ,es April IS. 1920.

Probate Office, ss. District of Litck field, ,aa@ April IS, 1929.
 ITPON the petition of MarUin Blakesley, O of Plymouth, in Litchfield county, s6ew- . ing to this Court that he is guardian of Ed ward S.Graves. OfHarwintOn, in said Probate district, minor of about eighteen years of age, and that the said minor is owner in fee of one undivided sixth part of one undivided fifth part of a certain tract of land lying in Harwinton, in said Probate district, being land formerly owned by Stephen Graves, late ol said HarwintOn, deceased, N described in sad petition and praying this Court, for the req sons therein stated, to authorize and empow- CT him, or some other meet person, to sell and give lawful c0nveyances of said estate so belonging to said minor, as per petition on file, dated April l8, 1899:
 lis therefore ordered, that said petition be continued to the gath day of June next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then to be heard al the Probate Office in said Litchfeld, and that a copy of this order be published in the news paper printed in Litchfeld, called the Litch- field Enquirer, the last publication to be al least six weeks before said 29th day of June next, which being done shall be due notice to all c0nceFned.~
 A true copy of Record.
 45~ FREDERICK WOLcOTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
Gershom ". French, ! Superior Court,
 rs. FebrMGry Term, Lois French. A. ID. 1890.

PON the petition of GershOm v. French " 0ga'Hst Lots French, brought to the Su- gerier Court holden at Litckfeld. on the third Tuesday cf February, 4. D. ls2s, praying tor eH cf dIuOrce tor more than three gears sgil ft absence cf the said Lois. ndtotat neglect cf the marriage cOuen0at dsties oR her pGrt during s0id time, as by petition On .Eie, duted the 5th day of Febra0rg, 4. D. lSg9:
 It IS Ordered by s0id Court, that sGid petition 6e continued until tke nert term Of said Court; and that mstice of the PendsRcy tksvecfbs giuen by publishing tkis m05ies iR GIy tsOO newspapers pa6lisked iR this ssate sir s1eeks successsuely previous Co the Rert sessieH of said C6urt.
 By order Of the Court.
 FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
 April 16 6tr44 Clerk