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The rights of all., 1829-10-09
Ter oftbe Board Of Trustees.
PETER S. TITUS,
RICHARD FIELD.
AUTHORISED AGENTS.

Maine-C. Stockbridge Esq. North Var
mouth. isaac Talbot Portland, DE.
Observation-Disclosures Walker, Boston
John Remmond, Salem.
Connecticut-tS. C. Aagustus, NeacHayen,
Isaac c. Giaska, NOrvich.
Rhode.Island-G George G. Willis, Provi-
dence
Pennsylvania-C Charles Leveck, Philade5-
phia Stephen Smith, Columbia.-J b..
Vashoa, Pittsburgh.
Maryland-IhOmaS Green, Baltimore.
District OF Columbia-J ". Prout Wash
ington; Thomas Broddock, Alexandria.
New-York, Rev. Nathaniel Paul, Albany;
r. p. G. Wright, Schenectady, dustin
Stcward, Rochester Res. w. p. TVil-
hams, Flushing Vim. Thomas, Brook
IAN, L. T. !; Frederick Holland, Buffalo;
Joseph PeN, Hudson; William Rich,
Trey Tudor e. Grant, Utica.
Louisiana-Peter HoDord, New- Orleans.
New-Jersey-James c. COa0es, New-Brun-
swick Req. Mr. Charles anderson,
Nerark Leonard Scott, Trenton.
Virginia-W. d. Baptist, Fredericks-
burgh Richmond.
North Carolina-John c. Stanley, Neec-
bern; Le,Ois Sheridan, Ehzabethto'cn.
Upper Canada-Reo. Samuel George,
Waterloo.
England-R. Dickson tr Samuel Thomas,
Liverpool
Hayti-Wm Boiler, Port at Prince.
nrn asgn6 or1e.a s eega>
Neatly e9ecuted at this Office.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
ORNAMENTAL HAIR.
WANTED.

Wanted, a situation as Teacher in an Acad-
emy, or Tutor in a Family, by a Gentleman
who received his education at one ofthe FIRST
Colleges in our country, aud who can produce
the best of recommendations.
Enquire at this Office.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09

l7EaEE -,
aFazn The subscriber takes this metdoh to
inform his friends, that he has made arrange
ments By which his house was reopened on
the first Of May, for the accommodation of such
persons Of colour, as may have oc-
casion to visit this city, during the present
situation is healthy and plea
ent, and nothing will be wanting to render such
as favour him with their patronage, comforta-
bic and happy. PETER BANE.
No. 90, Leonard Street .Ne10- York
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
FRANCIS. YILES.

NNANCIS- " HES,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends,
lszS=d and the publick generally, that his
HOUSE No. I52, Chutch-sireet, is still
open for the accommodation of genteel
persons of colour, with Board.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09

"a ID LEWIS HARRISON, respectfully
lzzl=a= informs the public in general, that he
has opened his house for the accommodation
Of oenteel persons Of colour, with Boarding
and Lodging, at No. 80 Mulberry-street.
There shall be no pains spared to render
their situation as agreeable as possible on
T.. H. has also opened MEAD GARDEN
at the same place, where his friends and Gus
toners may be served with Mead Cakes, &C.
Of the best quality.
New-i crk May 90, 1872.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02

An Act in alteration of an Act entitled
 "An Act for forming and conducting sbt
 Military Force" t.
 Be tt enacted by the Ssaats a's9 HOas' of Reprssentatires in 0snerG! Asses6i3 convened, That the officers and attend. ants at the Retreat for the Insanes ip.fi.< town of Hartford, who are permaneRsl5 engaged in the immediate care oa the ipa- tients in that Institution, be exempt from military duty during the time of snch eh- gagements-and that certificate trom the superintendent of said Institution shall be evidence of such engagement.
 + Approyed-June 9th, 1929. An Act in alteration of an Act, entitled
 !" An Act for constituting and regulating
 Courts. and for appointing the times and
 places of holding the same" so
 WO- All " Hnaaan ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02
PenrI 7'OOM POaCder.
E MORGAN'S
 (FORMERLY RIPLEY'S)
 United States Hotel,
HARTFORD, CONN.

v HARTFORD, CONN. SDiectly north oC Me State House. fronting south on the Public Square, and ,oithin riesc 1 6faN the Public Buildings.
 THIS splendid establishment is to be con t1 tinued by the subscriber and for the louvs attached thereto; the convenience of SSittiug Parlours, and the extent of its Dining
 Roon, it will compete with any other Estab-
 ishment in New-England. Being determin-
 Ed to sustain the character which this estab-
 ishment has so justly acquired, no exertions Shah be wanting by its present proprietor to
 riye to its patrons universal satisfaction. #' HOMER MORGAN. S Hartford, April 30 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02
MttrDftRI6 7snQutrrr F PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
 @ HENRY ADAMS. .,

FtRylS.-TO village and single Mail Subscribe rs S2 per year, payable before the expiration of SIX months. -.a P
 To companies of any number over six, $1 50 per year,payabe as above Companies less than sx $l 75 per year. payable as above. 525 cts wlbe deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance These prices are exclusive of Mailor Stage charge for transportation.
 No papers viii be discontinued until alt arrearages are paid, except the discretion Of the publisher.
 Notice Of a wish to disc0ntiHae, must be given be- fore the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTiSING.---One square, three insertions, ST. and the same proportion for more squares. IaIfa square 75 cts. Contnuance oyer three weeks, 20 per cent per week. .f :. .. Admin str,tors' and Executors Notices, $l,00 Eammissoners' -,.. $ls25
 U5P PAlicommu6ic catons must be post paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02

Ueaed, That the towns of Cheshire and Prospect are hereby constituted Probate District, by the name of the District of Cheshire PrOvided, That all matters and business, relative to the office of Court of Probate, begun or entered in the Dis- trict of Wallingford, shall be completed in the same. %
 Approved-May 27th, 1929.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02

HSstiags WG.-The Jackson tcke1in this city hAa two loaded caEs horse, and AsiveF printed at tke head. One ofthe voters asked Jackson disasibnsor what the picture meant. Oh. said oneof our friends interp0sing hsiskly that s Jackson driving aO loas of manure out 0fthe Augean Stable "-l1ass Jo.r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02
COUGHS, .ASTHMAS, CONSUMPTI0WS.

4 THE public are respectfully informed that AN POWDERS have from aR extensive use for years f.past, proved themselves to beone ofthe most valuable remedies ever yet discovered for the of coughs, cods and other affections of breast and lungs lea the happy effects of this Hsal;ng Balsans, and many of the highest responsibility have given certificates, some of which will accompany each bottle, that will
 Satisfy every unpreiuced mind that the most extraor- duary and unexpected cures have been performed by
 she use fths medicine in cases of long standing, in which other medicine had produced no favorable ef- feet, and where the most skuI physicians had given them up as hopeless It is not pretended that they arc inihle in all cases, but of such as are
 ncurate, there bat few but what will be great ly relieved by them Scarcely case of coughs colds, pain in the side, difficulty of breathing want fsleep arising from debility, or even seated but may be relieved by timely use of this healing baI- sam. Each dollar bottle ofthis medicine contains a. bout 60 doses which proves them to be cheap med fcinc considering their virtues.
 ] NEW CERTIFICATES.
 lro James Mellen, Hudson, N. Y.
 Ln the spring of 1918, Mr Eleazer Harris man in
 ndigent circumstances, and who had labored for me tSccasonay for than year, twas violently seized
 with an affection of the lungs, accompanied by tight
 ry cough, frequently unable to raise any thing for 9early half an hour, and then most commonly blood. His cough severe and incessant that he soon 3S,ecame much emaciatad his eyes gassy, and his frengh left him to that degree that he was wholly nn- IbIe to labor, conipassionang bis situation friend ,fmine and myself procured for him one bottle of An nersons Cough Drops, by taking whch,in about three weeks, Ito my asonishment) he was so far restored l.s to be able to perform his usual labor.
 GAlUS STEBBINS. Hillsdae. Feb. 10, 1928. V Robert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, co. N. Y. do hereby certify that for long time was so redu- Jed by an affection of the lungs, attended with pain
 nthe breast, difficulty ofhreathieg Sc that my life lWas despared of and given up as ncurabe by coun- r of five physicians, but by the advice of Doct. G
 H:chcock, of Rochester, was induced to make trial sT your Anderson's Cough Drops. and by using one bottle was restored to perfect health. would there- orc recommend all those afflicted with similar ,laint, to make ofthe same remedy as am per- ''0''' ROBERT KIDNEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02
Be,C0rc of Imposition.

This valuable medicine is counterfeted. Purcha- sers must be particular, and ask for ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELLEN, .sd also see that the bottles are stamped in the glass BUELL., LitchfeId and also sold by druggists gener-
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02

An Act in addition to " An Act, prescrib-
 ing the, form 7Of certain oaths to be used
 tn this Siate." sasa
 Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives n Gener0I Assembly coa- ueaed, That the following form of oath is hetcby established, to be taken by, and administered to, appraisers of property which is to be conveyed to this State for the benefit of the School Fund, viz.
 You solemnly swear tor affirm, as the case may bel that, without .partiality or prejudice, you will appraise the estate which may be presented to you, according to the present true and just value thereof in cast, ,A accordingto your best judgment: So help yoa God."
 Approved-June 1, 1929.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02
CIUu's Hch Ointment,

For pcasantness, safety, expedition, and cer- ,iny, is infinitely superior to any other cure to that .pr,ne ating disorder.
 Price .j cents per box. l. Clny's Stomach Bitters.
 hey will be found, in all cases of the following de-
 Eription to give relief: nausea, vomiting, heartburn sSusyencss weakness at the breast, pain in the stom lach loss of appetite, and all other symptoms of ind- lgestion and fatuence and as nervous cordial, IS Iu.t to be surpassed by any thing. l Price 25 cents a box. Pearl 7'oOth POocder. | Arhis celebrated Powder needs no recommendation
 every gentleman and lady should be in the constant
 use of it, they wish preserve their teeth from de-
 ca, and have them appear of beautiful peary white aR. Price 9 cents box. q rTSold by W. & $. Bmcl and J. Stoddard. < D. CLAY. November %, 1928 lyeow23
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02
T-1ST TIME ASKING

rvHE books and accounts of MT. 5. 5. & SMITH, late editor of the County Post'
 ,ra.left in my hands for collection. All per S,ons indebted are invited to settle the same
 Immediately, and save o6icer's yJses--as further d1A3genCe cannot be given. s JOSEPH ADAMS.
 n~S SO M LitchfeId. June 10, 1899 '
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02

AW ACS tO encourage tue EaiSInR O1 Ezcmp Be t enacted by the- Senate and House Of Representation iR General Assembly conusned, That for three years from the first of May, 1929, all lands, on which hemp is or shall be raised, shall be exempt cd from assessment and taxation in that year, in which the crop is taken off; and the assessors in the several towns are here- by directed to insert in their annual returns assessment lists made to the town clerks of their respective towns, the quantity of lands thus exempted, and by whom own- ed i: and the several town clerks shall also insert che quantity so exempted in the several abstracts of assessments annually transmitted by them to the Comptroller Of this State. " sa@ e'@@.
 Approyed-June 5tb. 1929.
 An Act in addition to an Act, entitled
 An Act for encouraging and regula-
 ting Fisheries." "
 SEor. |. Be aenacsed 6y fke Senate and Hegss q RsPrsseneatires in General As-, sem6ly cOacsasS. That when any person or persons have been at the expense of clear iug any 6shiAg place or places in Ousaton- ic river, between the mouth thereof and Leayenworsh's ferry, and have constantly used the same for taking tish in the season thereof, he or they. or his or their heirs or assigns, shall be established in the full en- joymens thereof 90 long as he or they, CT their heirs or assignss continue to use the samsGo the purpose offshing, in the proper season; provided that nothing in this act shall effect any title now in controversy in any court in this State: PrOvided, That nothing in this act contained shall affect any suit now pending.
 SECT. ?. The eighth section of the act of the revision Of 1921, to which this is an addition, is hereby repealed. ta t
 Appreyed--SuDe $, 1929.
 An Act to, acertain the number of Deaf
 and Dumb and Blind persons in this
 State.
 Be jt cuGesed 5y ske Senate ard House Of RepyssensGtioes n General Assembly conUsnsd, That is shall be the duty ofthe select-mon in tho several towns in this Ssafe, to mako retnrns to the Governor of this state for the time being. on or before the Sth, day of January in each year, of the number of deaf and dumb persons and blind peFsonswithin their respective towns,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02
FOR SALE,

:ss,aaDHA. A FARM lying in winchester (Winstead Society," containing a. 1V< bout 100 acres, now occupied ex- l.A clusively for pasturing, and is well
 .dapted to keeping sheep; bounded on one Aias by large stream of water; said to be
 ,ronS the best land in that part of the town. fFS,rther particulars may be obtained by an of the farm, or application to the ...,,lScriber. Terms of sale will be acc0mmO-
 ;lating. ASmGN anC " k:so N .Wsthsrsfeld, June l. 1928 4-2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02

An Act in addition to an Act, entitled "an
 Act for the settlement of Estates, tes-
 tate, intestate and insolvent." .:
 Be tt enacted by tke Senate and House of Representations in General Assembly cOnUened, that DO suit shall be brought or maintained against an executor. or admin istrator, within the time limited by the Court of Probate for the exhibition of claims against said estate, unless said exe- cutor or administrator shall give notice, in writing, to the claimant, that he d;salIows said claim. Approved-June 5, 1929. An Act in addition to and in alteration of
 an Act, entitled AnAct for the settle-
 ment of Estates, testate, intestate and in- solvent" t., .aa aat.
 SECT. 1. Be t enacted 6y the' Senate Gnd House Of Representatives CD General As sembLv comUened, That when the mortga- gee of any lands or tenements shall die, his or her executor or administrator may, on receiving the amount due to the estate of such deceased mortgagee, or in case the debt secured by the mortgage shall have i, been paid before the death of such mort gagee, or whenever any such debt shall
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02

An Act in addition to " An Act, for the
 regulation of School Societies, and for the support of Schools"
 Be tt enacted by the Senate and House I0f Representatives Ip General Assembly cOnUeMed, That whenever. the school in any school district shall not be kept according to law, the committee ofthe society to which such district 'belongs, may, in their certificate orcetificatesto the Comptroller for ehe year following, state such fact, and also the number of children enumerated in such district; and the Comptroller may when application is made for the school monies payable to such society, for said year, deduct from the whole number of children enumerated in such society, the number contained in such district, and draw an order as pfoyided by law, for the benefit of the remainder of such society," lahy law to the contrary notwithstanding. And the certificate, in such case, shall be in the words following, to wit :-" We, the Committee of the School So- ciety, in the town of do cer,ify, that the schools in said society, ex- copt the school in district, have been kept for the year ending the 3oth day Of September last, by instructors duly apppoihted and approved, and in all re- ypsess according to law and that all the sssonic. asNssn gre1A the pshl;s asoas"ss hs said society for said year, appropriated to IschOoling, having been faithfully applied and expended, in paying and boarding said jinssrnctors and shat there were in said dessricts, on the first Monday of August last, ihe number of persons between the ages offOur and sixteen years.
 Datedat the daysof A. D.
 ! School Sociesy's
 7' @ s4"f { Committee" Approvcd-June 5th, 1929.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02

Approved-May 27,h, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

pvv,r,,, os .r, From, The Commercial Advertiser
CegeeThe sales of the week about 400 bags OF
Brazil at u l2 cents; 900 do st Domingo lis cts
aud lot of Cuba at IL Cts
Cotton The market remains steady at former prices and
S sales OF tue week have reached about 1000 bales
nail OF which we've Upaids at "a 10l cts 400 Alatanas at
iSa els ' ''''' ''' ''S :" we" o''''' at 10
Domestic Goods There is considerable business doing in
Domescs' within the range quotations.; Cacoes blue
Is 10 cents yard; do fancy, 10 Shrinss brown
q 81 c.s do do rs, cts; bleacbed IL do s. l.
do 6 20; Sbeengs, brown, A. IOl; do do 81 iS 10
do beaehed I'D 10 49, do do sd II rs; Plads IA;
Stripes, fas, eoors IL; Fusans 6 20; Sancis IS 81
50i Checks ID, TO-; do "A II %; Cotton Yarn No 10
TO- ~ 20 CTS per b do do No H. 20 cts Sate Waps 81
Frdt-SOO bSs of Muscae disins sold So 20 per
box
Fish Considerable business has been Gonc within e range
o. our quotations; Maokcre No S. 81; No ? SAL %;
No 3, 81 3 Connecticut Mess Shad, 50 5Oa9
fogr-Ihc supplies having como freely and the demand
being limited prices have way about Ia per Dbl on
all descriptions Of Wheat Flour Rye Flour las advanced from
70 TO 81 cts per Dbl
Crain,-'llc new Wheat from the West which has been
received proves excellent quality Sales of new have been
made at 81 IN and of old at ~ Rye advanced about
cts per bushe and sales have been made So cts large
lot Of Northern Corn, brought about SO cts
oIasssA considerable business has done during the
week A. public auction, 3S hds OF inferior Alsniuque
brought 252 cts ~ do Maauzas part sonr 20 26i cts a,
private sale, BOO hhds Trinidad l7a % cts lot OF New
0iis-A further dcmaud has been mad, in Whale OIL and
sales TO considerable made Sales Of this description
have been effected at j0l 81 per gallon Amer Lnsced
sells freely AZ - cts
Pyorions all descriptions rooain wi,hou, a,era
ton Very lilue business hos been done.
RiesIhe transactions have been very light, what few
sales have been made at Sll n n per 100 los
SIhe transactions have beeu light only sales IN
| report arc Iisl0n aud - Ubes dii
Spices AT public auction $50 case each containing pot.
Of 0ngcr sold sil Of around do % cts
| AZ private sale, 900 lbs of Cloves az i6 cts.
SPIRITS 10 puncheons of NcW Ofcaus Eun sold ~
public auction for IS AZ private sale Rye Whisky pa
\ k3i cts.
SWgars about 600 hbds Of New Orleans have been sold
Gl G3 cts 200 Porto RICO, ~ "a lot Of East India 10 cts
y Z.1~as-.-i.i ausion - bids Kentucky ~ a'ei
Iers-At public auction the 17th by VI. lioifnoh
sons, 200 chests Tyson skin Tea eanders) 80 SO cts D
chests do extra, do GO ~ lO chests do (Sumata al
57l 1850 chests rokay Leandcs) ga cts 81 80 (su
40 css
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
MARINE News NEWS
ARRlVEI

ARRIVED
Steamboat Pocahonias, Ferguson. -ial,s,,..
WIN in Hampton Roads b" p NS.ioik
boundup. % ''S''''e' Al auehor
SAILED,
,i,uc Ceorse Eyrc, Atwaier, for Somerset coal
onI f.izateih d. Rebecca, Williams for Sauseres eoal
~ ood Intent Nichols, has dropped 10 CITY Poir,
70 nnisii loading fot Portland. - ~ N"''
! , sss1f Excei, Bowen, Tor Phi.adephia. coal
Yos sept. ls,AHd. scir Happy Return. Ricketts,
h oS, as' Emblem, MeIseIeau, do ds Eagle Room I'm
winds Te~'N- f'N' IA y" eSSoun W mead
anclorages below. 1r--''' - ' " ' 1'1s's''
or zn-AiId sciir Sinbad. Delano Boston, Ids Saw
iaige snip OH the Capes yesterday hound in
.c,i teen soneIs, Boston, ds, bound u Tchmon-pu
M TO land MERCHANDISE. ~ f
Sioop Fame, Tnpp, N York Sc hs
Sailed, big E'gene, Eveleg for ST. Bars srb,s Rcoa
ana' Ior Philadelphia; Consor, Ketchum Tor York and
z-i" Hampton Roads-Ers Brandyv.ine, Perry
sanedSchrs Dusty Miller, Williams for New York and
i'anger, Cotee, for Braudywine. ~ - $50
ton Roads So - 80 ~ ramp
' ',""PP'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
For riIK WING.
a CARD.
70 Poiitico- .1F.,fifD,af;c;o,,

10 Fohtco- M iiteHldficidHS
Since the Vulgar democrats Virginia
lay their sacriesios hands upon Constitution of the
cisnt Dominican To that venerable no
nent OF the wisdom aud pairioisn an: ssors to mos
uate the last hopes of justly privileged the nil
lars ot the nation aud the of
exhibiting To the Convention wat has been done by o,,
States i order IN teach he what should be done for Vnin,
has become desfiefatum the political world as portan,
TO the rising generation, the catapu the DIVING lt
gunpovdcr has beer different ages of the world 10 the
amateurs Of the varlikc Such Map been ai,.np m
ON surface OF u by II inches, bat lire pryns eyes of some
denocTaic editors discovered that failed notice the chan
brought about n Massaeh MARYLAND and some
their incorporate for Repubcansn The fact s Inc
Map was 100 small" TO tic whole truth and al the
time was Invented, the author Thought its enlargement
would be attended with "grcat Inconvenience , ,s
solved uo the risk OF thg dear aud yeuerah. N
he ornaments OF our country, present TO the Convention
Map containing the whoe TRUTH Any ingenious discple
of Archimies who Will invent 'cha' sacientv IaIe IA
above Map OF "l4 by II uches shall be handsomely
c Besides having the paeat right him by Con-
gess his nanie shall be honoraby ON the scroll
fame, Immediately under ustrio,s author of Con
stuona Charts and hall of all the Condiments arising
the sale Of said charts freely rendered o him
The date from which this be erected
can be found IN communication TO the Editors of the r.
quIe recorded the column of the
%; and also among the reflections" which
appendix, have been added to the Soon Charts"
IL The Map could, by any means be constructed,
those oious "demOcTatc Improvements" be- still
the shade and the ancient order things happily
OF such enlightened impartial and discriminating travellers
Capt Basil Hall, and the lasting benedcons of every
Virginia ARlSToCRAT.
Essex, 10th Sept
sociey throughout the State, requested publish the
above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
SUGAR. COFFEE Nc

W are receiring per SchTs. .4nn EHza Richznond g.
III fihds New Orleans and ST Thomas su,ar -
100 bags Laguira and Java coffee
IS baics cotton yarn. assorted
ceroons Spanish T. indigo
10 cases superior gunpowder tea, in eansters
80 put up IN new style for family use
3000 lbs. soal leather.
IN STORE,
~ Iierces very superior green coffee
40 bags Rio do do do
"a hhds st. Croix sugar, part prime
80 boxes and bbls loaf do
Gupowder and imperial leas, in 6 s. I3 ID boxes
10 hhds w. /. uoiasses
100 kegs cut nails
With very general assortment of liquors;
Wines, &c. NO.
oE CONSIGNMENT.
II Tons bar iron, Harvey's e. Tayloes
pipes 5tb proof Cognac brandy Seisnette
8xlO and ioxl2 window glass.
LANCASTER & DENNY,
sePt s-SSt Market Bridge.