davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
-
 NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order of the honorable Court Of Probate for the District of Ltch6eld will be cold at Public Vendue, on Thursday the 18th day of Jan uary next, at o'clock P. M at the late dwelling house of NATHAN SMEDLEY,
 late of Litchfeld, in said district, deceased, all the personal estate of said deceased consisting of one EEow' eight Sheep, Farming Utensils, Household furniture, &c. &c.
 EPHRAIM S. HALL, Adsa'r.
 Lltchfeld, Dec g, 1928. 2s
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
("!!1

UWe learn that the printing 1.-the q. s. laws has been transferred from the Connecticut Centnel to the New-London Gazette. We are sorry that the editor of the Centine in avowing himself a Jackson man, did not realize his expectations when he thought.
 ''But whatsoever king shall reign,
 I'll be Vicar O Bray, sr.'
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
WOZICE.

NV T AO He
 TN pursuance of an order of the honorable IL Court of Probate for the District of Litch- field, will be sold at auction, on Thursday the 99th day of January instant, all the personal! estate of JENNA LOOMS, late of Torrington, deceased. at the late dwell ling house of said deceased, consisting of a Cow, seven Sheep, a mow of Hay, House. hold Furniture, Be. Sale to commence at al 10 o'clock A. M.
 ASAPH G1LLETT, Adm'r.
 Torrington, Jun. 12, 1929 ss1
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
TAKEN UP

TAKEN UP PY the subscri riber, in a suffering condition. D TWO SWINE, lone spotted and one whi,e.) with rings in their noses. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take them.
 ANSON ROGERS. Corn,coL, Dec. 25, 1923 S1
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
WANTED.

AN APPRENTICE to the Blacksmith Business N. B. All persons having unsettled accounts with the subscriber requested to call and settle with out further notice; az have tried to please YOU a number of years, and now / must be pleased. The third and last time of calling.
 CHAUNCEY PECK. T;fch6eld Iap 1 I0CQ
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
MIDDLEToWN CONVENTION.

We learn by the Hartford papers of the 18th inst. that the following nominations were made ny the Jackson Conv en,iou which was held at Mddietown on the 8th.
 Members of Congress. J. M NILES, Hartford Co. VIM. l.. STORES, N. Haven and MiddleseX Co.,
 Ncw-London Go. DAVID PLANT, Fairfield Co. ANDREW HUDSON Windham and Holland Co. SAMUEL CHURCH, Ltchfed Co.
 State Senators. LoRAIN GRA 1T T. ,PE4 PEASEs Es }Har,tord Co. JOSHUA ATWATER, New-I1ayen Co. New-London Co. IHARDEUS Ih4m6E wr1'6uAS, BEu4S' Fairfield Co. EBENEzER E!,sSE zE MS1,fR6A STGR6ARo' windham Co. ! PEREn sEGA, SH sMlPHi. PI1t, ps Litcrde'd Co. JOSIAH SAVAGE, Mddlesex Go. INGOLGSBY w. CRAWFORD, Holland Co. The Governor and Treasurer mercfuiy allow ed to remain in oice for which favor they doubt less be impressed with "A lively of gratitude to tho Convention; but the It. Governor is to be thrust out to make room for W. T. Williams, of New-Lon- don. At the request of the delegation from New London County they were permitted the privilege of nominating their candidate for Congress and the Sem ate by County Convention.
 Relative to the above nominations we have only to say the people will attend this business in proper manner, when due time shall have arrived.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers being appointed bv- w the honorable Court of Probate for the District of Litchfeld, Commissioners on the estate of
 JENNA LOOMS, late of Torrington. dee Ed, represented in- solvent, give notice that we will meet at the late dwelling house of the deceased, in Tor rington, on the first Monday in July next, at one o'clock P. M. to examine claims against said estate. All claims must be legally attes4- ted, or be debarred recovery. Six months are allowed by said Court from this date for the creditors of. said estate to exhibit their claims. HOMER F. TRAIL c URI WHITING, Co"'mtS-
 ALPHEUs HODGES, ''0ners.
 Iorrington, Jan. 5, 1929 *Sl
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his FARM, lying in Norfolk, (Lchfeld counly,) about 100 rods south of the meeting house, on the road leading from Litch- field through said Norfolk to Albany, containing
 One Hundred Acres. Said Farm is well provided with wood, will pasture twelve COWS, and yields twenty tons of first quality upland hay. The local advantages of this situation, point of society and school prrieges, surpassed by in this county.
 l One half the purchase money may remain on inter- es, as long may suit the purchaser. JAMES SHEPARD. 1 Norfolk, Jan. 8, 1899 6w3O
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 NHE Honorable Court of Probate for the A District of Litchfeld has assigned Tues day the 27th day of January, 1899, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate or fee in Litchfeld,fo the appointment of Com- missoners on the estate of
 TIMOTHY HUMESTON, late of Harwinton, deceased, represented in- solvent: All persons interested in said estate are hereby notified to appear, if they see pro- per, at the time and place above mentioned, and be heard in the premises.
 BENAJAH HAYDEN, Adm'r. Litchfeld, Jan. 13, 1929 sl
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15
I.jtchf+ld. Jan. 1, 1929.
NOTICE.

wv \
 THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the Dis- rict of New-Milford has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of JOEL SMITH, late of Kent, deceased represented insolvcn within which to exhibit their claims, and has appointed Benjamin Tompkins and Agur Beardsley Commis. sioners to receive and examine said claims. The subscribers therefore give notice, tbat the, shall meet at the late dwelling house of the deceased in Kent, the fourth Saturdays of March and May next, at one o'clock P. M. on the duties of said ap pointmcn.. All claims not exhibited according to law will be debarred recovery.
 BENJAMIN TOMPKINS, r,-.
 AGUR BEARDSLEY, oom 'S' All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate payment to
 BIRDSEY BEARDSLEY,
 DOCTOR SMITH,
 Adm's, lcith he aoiU annerea. Kent, Nov. 24, 1923. 2s
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-15

30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
THE VERGINIAy
LYNCHBUKG. ApR,L .. ,,.o
TIE PANAMA MISSION

lie conclude, this morning. the r.bl;....
of the Instructions furnished In RI. "A. ""ob
"pPo'"'eu ny the government of the Ia.
States 10 attend the Assembly of A..
fienipoiHniaries which was con,em,I.,.,
be held al Panama. We regard III. 4.
as one 81 great intcres'-whether il De via.
III reference TO the principles it laws do,,-
! 10 me GU cumstances which gnyc r,s, ,o.,,.
ii should be read Ly every individual ,.l.
s"es !" KNOW land who does no: y the ,uIo,
action which regulate The intercourse L,,..
ms aud other nations. Were these ruiz
orally acceded to. a stop would be mn, 10,
angry contentious which now so freouo,u.
cur brfween different governments. ,nJ
a.so'alifg sconrge of war, in witch rho.
often Terminate, The dcGui,iou or H.
neutral ana beiiiseTenf fieht> aud am.
fne principles Of Trade would ieayq.
Tor dispute: but even if M ton. shoull
'fssiy plunge into war, lis horrors Mouldlo..
"s''fa by The suppression Of prigarce,mn
"hieh IS another name for licpn,ed ,ohl..
ahd murder, for private gain and viii,
'''f''a on almost exclusively by thc u.,.,.1
refate eod' miprincipled adYenfurers
coping the invitation to b. party To IN. ,t...
'hhohs Of this C"ngrr s., The public y IN soo.
h'gh motives by which tie Pre- sdeat y a, ar,oa,.,
De enabled properly to estimate Pc on,o.;,;,.
made TO ii, mud the abuse which il oa,...,
n" wonder that Mr.. Iazwell and tLo..,,..
n'ted with MIN in opposing the mi,sion u,.
Tested such great reluctance 10 spread ,be.o.:.
before the people. They We're ,a
mai iheir Opposition 10 thai MISSION ,yo,,,6
iorser be viewed as the offspring of ps,rionc..
l'ctnde, bat rs the effect OF patty f. el,..-.,
that while all the fears, lclgued or l4ty NV
them, as to the result of that n,i.,l,, v,ul,,
be shown to be 2ronndless and ifl..or, H..
CHARACTER of the members oi The ls,p a,,p;,;-.
ration, both as statesmen and bat. io,>. won't,
De elevated III the estimation oil all caudr
men, of all parties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
VIZ
TIE JAklFJ.

Inc render need not starl AT the caplmn -.
this article, as il is not our design to vi Ri, an
essay IN defence of the princpte-bu NEE,
10 state few fact, going to show Tie RAND
march oil 'ir pn'Iic mind toward, a corret,
c0ncn'lon with regard to il. Il,e FOLLOWING
statement OF the votes ia the vi g,ni, Leg,,E-
fore on he tariff resolutions in lS16. : and &,
topped from The Alexandra Gazrlit) viii sho.
h"" certain, tho.gh gradual, wiitl5e the rri.mpA
OF truth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

thes may proceed, tending to subrer liberal
systems.
Nh. Rochester having been sppoiafed Charge
d Afiaires to Gus email MIR. John Spec Smith
of Ksaiacky. formerly member Of The House
Of Representatives. is appointed Secretary to
yonr mission. In the even, Of hls acceptance
lol sheh sdsice has not yet reached the De
partmenD he Is expected IN proceed from Ken
lucky. by the way of New o' leans, 10 join
you
fon hre nj liberty 70 obtain tie b"arer of this
letter reasonable time 10 convey any dispatch
es you may wish to forward In tins Gnsefn.
ment. / you should not wish him TO remain NJ
Mexico for that purpose, after stopping about,
Two weeks TO receiver from the faiigurs of The
journey aud voyage he will re'"fn 10 The L.
; aies with such dispatches Us you inay coniide
Ia him.
| am. with great respect
Your obedient servant.
II. CLAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

Inc hezeite states farther. thar il iigd bpeo
informed hy menrtr pr th. inle Lspis,,,r.
WHO had examined the suffice viii gf,at alien.
ton, that the vote Of - frlaes enlrd 25Oo0Ool
The free white population, brlns WITHIN 81 90,
OF majority of The who'll " bite population
oi the State. The large aud popl l,us conn.
ties of Frederick and Shenandoah. loo. which
ale decidedly IN favor of lI4 ,urin. were ,qis,,
PTtStHted ~ the vote, inree OF their DELEGATES
having voted with the maj oray.
The Winchester Republican, also states sin.
guar tact with regard To the vote ct the last
SESSION. II took The trouble 10 collate the vote
on tie tariff resolution with tina; on The Con.
tehi"n question, and the result shows that.
with but six or eng ht ex oeptions. those who VI
ied Tor The resolution are leainSt Convention
There Is assurcdiy no pl.uectinn nor even SIN
larty between the t@o questions but The IL.
terence 10 a very fair our, lhai when rel reseu
IatIon shall he equalizrd, aad the small cum
lies IN the east which now hay. mn undue w,.igh
IN legislative enacIIons, shall be placed
10 dung OF equality wnh those in The western
and middle sections of fhe STATE, we stall hear
10 longer Of resolutions denouncir what nDJ
Dc an abuse, as an iajracHga Of The ronslnt.
lion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
~ ast'asrS and other Ihfrmomcters, Spi-
Tit md Acid Pgopcrc

VI Nhh subscriber IS now opening large sup
- ply OF Disi'liers and other Thermometers
op't" ana Acid PIovers, which are offered for
Ma~c Z O..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

" Some Of the Jaclsonans are still drte
mined 10 contend that their IDOLS official con
duct,-aye, eren Ills appointments, is such as
TO afford general satisfaction. With every 'ts.
Pect for many oftheSe gentlemen, we mus be
iieVe that they are too much under the influence
OF their original preposscssons in favor of 'he
General IT, indeed, disappointment aud dsap
probation were manifested only by those "lo
had opposed the election Of Gen. jackson, The re
would be good reason to believe thai il proceed
ed from prc-deIermination 10 oppose hln
but there must be strong grounds nt complaint
when they complain who advocated his rlr''
ton, and whose feelings would prompt 'hem to
give him cordial support, We have hereto
fore quoted the dIsapprobatory remarks OF two
OF three of Gen. Jacksons supporters to whnh
we TOW add the following:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
From he HintailYs .14.oca

from TIE HInITlUf IGl OcdIe.
Below will he seen an official annnnciaIiou
OF Gen. Jackson's Cabinet, translated from ihf
United States Telegraph. Coming from sncb
a spnrce, we are bound TO believe IT correct, al
though we yield il credencr with a.lonishmeni
and dismay. We hesitate not 10 say that Seve-
raj ofthese appointments were unlocked for ~
the american people and that they will ut
ma'elv prove impoiitic and unpopular WIN
Mr. Pan Buren,, Mr.. Mclean aud Mr. BerneH'
We are satisfied, As they havcs seyeraly given
evidence ofthrir trsnsccndent abilities, and OF
zeal in, and devotion TO, the cause Of the Re
publican party. Of hlr. Inghom, Mr. Bran"
been respectable members oi tonSie's
and but re.psrtahle. They have given 30 We
dence of great abilities, nor have they ever hff"
considered cren in their own respertiveS air
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
LON Me Charleston Pairiot
.LUSTRATION OF SCRIPTURE.

4hLCo IA ih''N os SCRIPTURE.
II will pass through all thy nocks to.da,
r'moVmg from thence al the sperk ed and
Spottt cattle, and all the brown cattle umong
the sheep, aud the spotted and spcrkled aIuopg
ihe goats and Of such shall he my hire. ="
Gen Xxx -.
Ihe following extract rom The Geufoo
LHmS rs remarkable Tor its cu.inridrnce with
the situation aud conduct of Jacob and de-
mon'tra'rs that he acted with proprcty, il the
regulations here mrhtoned existed in ms time
and OF then great antiquity there isnp doubt.
II person without receiving wages, or suhyi,.
t'nce, or clothes attends ten M ich cows no
shall select for his own the milk of that COW
which ever produces most il he attends more
cows, ne SHAH take mith alter the same rate in
lien OF wages, II n person attends one INN.
died cows Tor the space of one year. without
any appointment of wages, ne shall lake In
one heiieT ot 3 years old ; and also of
all those COWS that produce milk, Whatever the
quantity may be after eight DAYS, he shall take
10 himself the milk he entire product tone
day. Cattle shall be aeyered over 10 the ro,,.
herd IN the morning: the cowherd shalla attend
them the whole day with grass and water. and
IN me evening shall re-dehver them to the mas
Ter ~ the same manner as they were entrusted
10 MN Il by the tWli oFthe COwherd any of
VIC I"''' VIC '"s' Oh stolen, tai COwherd, shall
make IT good When IA comherd hath led
ca'e 10 any distant place 10 feed, il any die of
some dIS'emper, notwithstanding the cowherd
appheH me proper remedy, The cowhcrd shall
carry the head, the tail, the foretoo;, or some
such convincing proof. taken from the animals
ooay 10 the owner OF the cattle having done
ms, ne snail be no further answrrable if he
neglects to act thus, he shall make good ,he loss
Probably this last circumstance is alluded TO in
amos III. l., Thus saith the lord rs the
shepherd faketh out OF the mouth of the lion
TWO legs, or piece of an ear so shall the chill
lren OF Israel be taken out that dwell in Sauna
'a IN corner of bed. ami in Damascu, in a
-ou0"' Oriental Customs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26
lsc fashionable Leghorns, &c. &c. &c
STAPLE GOODS.

A few pieces EXTRA f,u Eng. Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine & super6ne English
Cloths, including blue, black, olive, stee
MIX, and every fashionable shade
Super double mlIed Drab Coatings
Fine and supeTfue blue and black Cassimeres
a few pieces super Drab, do. double aud sing lie
miled
Superior black, and blue black Silk Velvet
Marseilies, Swensdowp and Valencia Vestings
Scotch Ptaids ana Cambiets
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
A case fancy coiored Sainels, finest finish
Several cases medium do.
Several bales heavy Point Blankets
A large supply English Dufel Blankets
(Red Slripe) the largest and cheapest ever
known
Fine and medium fannels Of every color
Green Serge and Booking Baize
Several pieces ingram Carpetngs, handgemesi
figures
3r4 and Al brown and beached Domestics
Sd AM A Plaid do. indigo blue
Sd brown aud bleachod Waltham Sheeting
bale superior unbleached Sea Eicnd Shifting
A few pieces 5-4 real Russia Sheetings
Plaids and plain Lindseys for servants wear
Several bales double miled Army lo'bs
Double mied Nart Cottons, No ! t.6
"A full assortment Spun Cotton, &c. SC &c.
DAVID & ROBERT KYLE.
Oct Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26
PAYAACK NENNY
ACADEMY,

N HE prosp cts If this lns tuition have con.
II tinued 10 brighten with every revolving
month, u it is believed the most ,auguine expec-
tatlons OF its future usefulness will he fully realiz
ed The number Of Students has increased to
foriy il is, however, thought expedient here
after 10 limit the number, which limit will ex
tend TO thirty But AS gone fifteen or twenty
will leave the Academy Al the close of the pre-
seat session, there will be vacancies for about
len. Those who fntend to connect themselves
with the lns tuition will do we'll 10 signify such
attention al an early period.
II is believed that The Student can command
as many aud great advantages here as at any
other institution of the kind in the country
the course OF study being lib elal, expenses mod
crate and situation healthy. The course oil
study comprises the Ordinary branches of the
fnglsh Che rudiments excepted) together
with the Latin and Giee Languages, the hig her
branches oi the Ma emalIcs and Moral Politi
ca Philosophy The terms OF board are S2d
Per session OF five months, including contngen
c'es tuition, $l2 60-tho latter to be paid in
advance. The subscriber is compelled TO re
Fort 10 this expedient o save himself the trouble
oi collecting to which be has not time to de
So'e. lhe tuition has been moderately advan
era the reason for doing SO will be found ir
The condition Of the times. Should the price o
p'oou'e we again depressed, iulion VIII DC re
dnced 10 the old standard.
me subscriber promises his faithful and undi
V'ded attention TO the young gentlemen wht
may be committed to his care.
LINCOLN CLARKE, Preceptor.
NOTE The winter Session will commenced
The first of January. Those who wish to be
Come members Of the Academy, must forwar,
'heir communications TO the Preceptor, from
whom they will receive immediate answers.
Should the plan proposed succeed, as is con
hden'ly believed, French and Spanish Teach
er will be employed. Lie.
Henry. Sept 18Th, 1929 Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26
POETRY Y.
! WATCH FOR THEE
ID. nF r. m ~


! By M,. G b. H7lson.
] watch for Thee when parting 1av
Sheds on The earth ii ling ring ray
When bis lasi bushes Ger the rose
| richer tint OF crimson throws;
And every fow'ret's leaves are curled
Like Beauty shrinking from the word
! When silence, reigns DER lawn and t,.a.
Then, dearest Love ! watch for Thee!
iwaich for Thee when ewes FIRST star
Shines dimly in the heavens sfar.
And twilights misis and shadows grey
Upon the lakes broad waters ,,lay;
When not n breeze. or sound is heard
10 siartle evenings lonely bird
But hush d as cen the hummine bee
Then. haarssi Love | watch for 'rbsa
| watch for Thee when on abe 49,.
OF childhood. slumber gently lies
When sleep has titled the noisy mirth
OF playful voices, round the hearth
And each young cherubs fancy CLOVIS
With ORE ans that only childhood knows.
or pleasures pastor yet 10 be-
Then dearest Love watch Tor Thee
| watch for Thee Hope of my heart
Returning from the crowded mart,
OF worldly toll, and worldly strife
And all the busy scene of life; =
Then, if thy brow Of brightness wear
A moments space, the shade Of care.
NV smile amid thot gloom shall be
The rainbow OF the storm 10 Thee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26
THE SLOTHFUL FARMER.

The Commit on Agricultural Products AID
Farms OF the Hillsboroueh Agricultural Society
a, their late Cattle Show reported that" Few
are the instances in which their eyes have M,
with ,he farms II negligent, careless or intem
pnrate hnsbapdmen. They have occ asionally
az il il were no more than for ligh, aud shad
in the picture of our country, seen the farm o
the siothful his grass land worn out-his crops
spindHing up in weakness for want of nuri,neni
his fences prostrared--his farm covered wi,
bushe7-lhe brake, the barngrass, the burdock
and the thistle, nourishing finely under his a.
minis raion--in every corner OF his farm, III,
avenues to his house thronged witt wood, chips
and lumber, for the benefit Of the neghLoiing
surgeons windows without glass, aud stat
fed with old hats or rags-and the rude wind
avery day making new ravages upon his build
ngs. With him nothing has its place, nor IS
any thing repaired only as necessity urges
Disorder and confusion triumph in all his Al
fairs, aud clearly exhibit a character disgrscelu
to his profe sion, and injurious To the commun
ly."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26
TER MS.

1Flr 81 per annum, payable in sdyanee.-No sub
-rplon y III DO received for loss time than months
All no paper will BIO discontinued {bat discretion
,,fas r. iftorst until all arrsarages are paid,
" Advertisements will be inserted at 80 cent. per
.I4aye Cor ess) FIRST time, aud 81 l2
continuance. Those from a dstancL must he paid for
previous 20 their insertion the payment assumed by
some responsible person IN Lynchbnrg
II Cbanesry Orders not exceeding two squares arc in
serted for six dollars.
II letters addressed TO the Editors must be poet
gG,d. or they viii not be attended 10.