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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
Probate Office, ss. District Of Litck field.
 Marck 10, 1920.

UPON the petition of John Winchell, of Har,sio. ton, in said Probate District showing to this SCouYt sht he is the father and natural guardian Of Samuel WiRchell, Milo Wincheil, and Cube WincIell. of~ said liarwinton minors under the age of 2l years. aud that the said minors are the owners in fee under the incumhrsnce of his life estate of ihree-seyensh parts of 1.-two certain pieces of and lying tn sad ar winon, with some buildings thereon, in common and undivided with four other persons named in said nei; ton; said land being particularly bounded and descri bed in said petition; and praying this Court for thc reasons therein ssaied to authorize and empower said petitioner some other meet person to sell and give lawful conveyancrs of the interest of said minors ir said iand, as petition le dated tle 10th day of March, 1899. "
 A is fkerstve ordered, That said petition c cou,io ued to the 18th day of May next ai 10 oclock in inc sorenoon: then 70 be heard ut the Probate Office in Lsehteld; and that copy of this order be published ln tue newspaper printed ai Titeh6eld called the Lischteld Enquirer, three weeks in succession, at least SIX weeks before said 18th day of May; which heinz done, shall be due notice to all conccined. 4 true copy 0f record.
 39e FREDERICK WoI.COTT, Jadgv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
NOTICE.

WHE Court of Probate for the District of L Norfolk hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credit ors to the estate Of
 JOSIAH EVERETT, late of Winchester. deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect tO present their accounts properly attested with. in said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment tO
 NOBLE ,. EVERETT, Erecu-
 JAMES BEEBE, tors. Winchester. March 1, 1899 "39
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

Litchtet0 County, ss.
 Litck field Superior Court, Fe6.tsrm, 1929. TTPON the petition of Sarah Butts, of Wa O tertown, in LitchReld county, brought to this Court, showing that on the 3Oth day of August, 1878, she was married to one Israel G. Butts, and stating his wilfil desertiOn, and absence for more than three years, and that he has heen guilty of adultery; and praying for hill of divorce. as by petition on file may more fully appear. Said petition was contin- ued until the third Tuesday in August next. lo the session of the Superior Court in said Litehheld. Notice is hereby given to the said Israel c. Butts, that he may appear and de. tend said petition. if he sec cause.
 FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
 February es Gts7 Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
FOR SALE.

HJHE DWELLING HOUSE and OUT k N. HOUSES, late the property of Col Wm. Cogswell, deceased, together with about four Acres of Land. The above property has a central situation in Net6 Preston, near the junction Of the Turnpike Roads leading from New MilFugd and Bulls bridge through I.ltch- field to Hartford. This as tavern stand is unequaIled hy any in the town, and the build ngs are well calculated for that business.- Unless previously. disposed of at private sale. the abOve will be sold on the premises at pub lie auction on the first day of April next.
 Terms may be known on application to
 DAVID c. WHITTLESEY.
 Washington, Litchfeld co. Ct.
 February 18, 1929 6*s6 At0 TOtrn Meeting lsg0liy scarnrd and held
 in Goshsn on Me l2th day of February,
 1899, .Jor the empress purpose Cf making q
 bV-laW to restrain Hors:s, Cnttle, StOine,
 Sleep. and Geese from running Gt large on
 the HightC0ys and Commons in sUid tOtCn Cf
 Goshen, and .tor regulating such as shall go
 dt large-- foliOtOing Votes acere adopted,
 oa penalty of the sums specifed in each Tote,
 pGydble Jy the os0ner to amy person or per
 sons inpounding the same, over and 0boUe the
 legal iMpo,mdiag Jses.
 1. NOTED, to restrain all Horses, or
 V horse kind, from running al large on the highway or commons in the town of Goshen, from and after the 10th day of April next, until the 10th of November next, on penalty of 60 cents each. for each time they may be taken up and impOundrd.
 2. Voted, to restrain all neat cGttle from running at large on the highway and com mon, on penalty of 50 cents each, for each creature impounded from the 10th day of April next one year-except that each fami- ly shall be privileged to keep two COWS on. said highways and commons, between the rising and setting ofthe sun on each day they shall be so allowed.
 8. Hoted, to restrain nll Sleep from run ming at large on the highways and commons in the town Of Goshen. for one year from the 10th day of April next, under penalty nf 1S 1-2 cents each, for each sheep impoundtd for so running ut large.
 4. Voted, that all Sgine be restrained from running at large On the highway in the town of Goshen from the 10th day of April next for one year. under q penalty of Y5 cents for each swine impoundeI for so running as large. RN8& A S
 5. Toied, that all Geese be restrained from running at large on the highway in the town Of Goshen. fer one year from the 10th day of April next. under penalty of l2 l-2 cents for each goose impounded for so running at ' large. s.s sa.saeg 6. Voted, that it shall be the duty 0f the, Haywards, and any freeholder of said town of Goshen is hereby authorized, to take np, and imponnd any such creature so found run ming atlarge, which Is mentioned in said by- laws.
 2. Voted that the town clerk shall cause the foregoing by.iaw to De published in the Litchfeld Enquirer, four wccks sUccesssvely. before the 10th day 1tApril next, agreeabin tO the requirement. of the statute law of the State Of C0nnccticut. g ysii.g s A true copy 0frccord.
 Attest, ADINO HALE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
A1stSuHGb0s WOUs E&s AO&U Valuable Property.
 FOR SALE.

NNHE delightful situation in tho beantifal
 N village of Litchfeld, occupied by the sub scriber, about half mile north Uf the court house, containing about six acres ofirst rate meadow and pasture land, an orchard. Il large two story dwelling house in good repair, q barn, and other necessary OuthOuscs. There is good well. besides never iaiIing spring of water on the premises.
 Being in the vicinity of the Female Acade- my, the above situation is well calculated for II boarding house, and has been used as such for number of years. Terms, a part down. the remainder tn lic a number of years, if de- sired. Apply on the premises to
 MARY BULL.
 Litchfield, March {, 1929 ;fS8
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

.Anccdote.--After a consultation, several physicians decided that dropsical patient should he tapped. Upon hearing the deci- sion of the doctors, a son of the sick man approached him and exclaimed, "Father don't submit to the operation, for there was never any thing tapped in our house that lasted more than a week."
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

effect presents would have on her. For this experiment, he purchased four bottles ofpeas at an exorbitant price, (as they were then the only ones to be got in Paris, and sent to his beloved. The mother of the young lady accepted them for her and be- ing at that time engaged in law suit, and much reduced in finances, proposed selling them. The daughter was for some time averse to the disgracefnl conduct but shc was ovcr-ruled, and an old servant was sent out to sell them 10 the prince de Con- de. Another lover of the young lady's, met the servant, and not knowing who she was, bought them of her for an extravagant sum he immediately dispatched them to his mistress, who laughed heartily at their return, and had one of the bottles served up for dinner. Three moro were now re- maining, and these the mother sent as a douccur to her attorney, hoping 10 cnsnare his honesty by her liberality. The attor- ney transferred them to a marquis who patronized him, and the marquis dispatch ed them third time to the lovely Paris ian, with whom he was also enamored.-' The las, present arrived when the two other lovers were in company with their mistress, and they both set down to supp per with her upon their own peas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
WIN. H. FlTZWHYLsoNN.
RICHARD II. shNyAv
( 4 4

III RICHARD ID. SANXAY,
HAVING succeeded MIR VIM H. E,zwbvsonn i, ia. I,,s;
of SatOner, BOoser g. Binder respectfully tenders his
services TO the former customers the house. and 10 the c
generally Ii is his intention keep Consistently ON hand the
very best erals for the manufacture of Merchants Account
books Records and other Bankboos and having been re
arly bred the Book binding business and possess;rr
years experience in the Stationary aud Book selling dctr
meats, he hopes that these, added unrcmttn. exero viii
TO him a share OF the public patronage.
Merchants, Clerks Of County Courts and others arcsv
the customers Of his predecessor may confidently rely ON his
articles ordered aud the Gces.
general assortment of Stationary, Bank-books School
books, and miscellaneous works now ON hand ,o .htrb
considerable addIlInns will shortly be made an ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

UOULE'S PATENT SUOT.-5O kegs Youle's Patent,
III Shot, all sizes landing aud for sale At New York prices, by
aug 9I-3t OTIS DUNLOP g. 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

HAVE on hand, and are constantly recciv-
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies Of every
description of Ladies' and Gentlcmcn's Boots and
Shoes, which Tor durability ease and beauty of fitting
arc too much celebrated 10 need comment Their
assortment is very eXtcnsive--and If procuring the
best Of workmen and first materials will ensure
continuation Of the liberal patronage already extern
dod to their establishment, the exerons on their part
ehAll hr nnrnmftcd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

TERMS -suSsnFrioS TO the D,iLy RICHMOND W,ua en-
able n advance. " ''"'' pay
For IN sl,isrc nj ne i;r., -.
scriot rs A. ,h,.. 'e Nv,
succeeding insertion .}SI Cents " ~ "nu
,ce week. hrsi week ~ S every sicceelins wool, a
Twice week, hrst insertion a. cents every sc -se
scrtion 50 cents. IVY '"N~eo"'"S A'-
Once week, first inseriion =, cs,,s.
rrtion So cents ' wy S"""eo"'hs III
WuG W ''' >''Ai'''''o
.ahs'cnt ADVERTISERS must in advance.
tie number of insertions must be MOTEL on the AlS n, h.
cormgly - w e' 's-
animal Advertisers charged so dollars two squares
aud M that proportion for advertisements of greater ensh.
oN"p' Auoee and Lottery dealers who charged siOO
U2- The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO is published twice
PAYABLE IN advance. - ''
tor ceuts square, less for the first in
settipl. aud so cents fhr each continuance -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
ARIEL WORKS.
NOTICE.

BEG leave inform those whom /, INA in,c,ss, ,,,,
have declined business having disposed of my stock in
trade MI RICHARD d. SANXAY, who has living Nth me
fOf 10 or - years o $500 49,
MIR Sanxay is authorized settle any transaction or ocn
gnod against - wa w
aug II W4I II. FiTZWHYLSONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
NEW BOOKS

i, 30 X w Ivy a1EkSS,
q hARUE assortment Of new and valuable Books
Just received at the Book Store opposite the Ea
gle Hotel Among which are the following:
Gritfins Park street Lectures
The Young Preachers Manual
Life of John Mason Good
Barkers Parents Monitor
Spragues Letters from Europ,
Leigh Richmond
Stewards Journal
Christian Charity
Lady Of the Manor
Puscas Thoughts on Relig1ou
Irvng's Columbus (abridgedl
Bibles from 50 cts. to ga i
~ ihT;Sc tracnt of books ~ c., ,
libraries aooaIh school
general assortment Of stationary and schoor
books.
sept ARIEL WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

THLOIIDA WATER.-Jno ~. Bianire has just re-
N ceved farther supply OF FloTada Water, much admi
red for its delicate pcTfirse. july l3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
TVIO LOVERS or GOOD QUILLs.-A

= supply OF goose and bWHn VLuITIs' VI IHU Ovs7
quality, received.
a. Persons wanting Ind better make early appIl-
cation as it an article not be met with every day
sent 2 J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

n .AW BOOKS.--A further supply Of Law
Ia Books. Among them just published, are vols.
5th and 9th Maddocks Reports, q, 2, }, and pro-
viously receivod) and vol Peters Reports. For
sale BY J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

a Celebrated and efectual article.
SEUST received by J. III. NASH, a few
bottles Of the celebrated and effectual p RESTON
SALTS for the head ache. 1t is said by of the
greatest Physicians in tho country be the best
tcle of the kind that has been introduced in this
market. Sept I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
NAV BOOKS-

6SEllNtONS preached in Iuiia, by Bishop IIcbcr.
- sermons do. in England, by do do.
Memoirs Of Simon Roivar President Lbeiaor Of the Rcpu
nc ol omba, aud OF his principal Generals Secret History
u inc Revolution and TIC which preceded H. 1907
10 THO present time With introduction, containing an
account Of the statistics and the present situation Of said &c
public, Education, Character Manners and Customs Of the
inhabitants By Cen " l. Drcondray GIolstcir Exchef
o. the stan Of the President Icraor, aud citizen
United States Professor OF Modern Languages NJ COLLEGE in
Geneva New York, &c.-Jus, published and received a,
y J. n NACLTC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
FRESH SPRING GOODS
Eu;EMlNG & EDWIN JAMES " co. INA,
- ket Square,) have Just received N'-N
Bet1oesn AID 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOnJlS

comprising one of the largest, most general and do
siraolc stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever offer
Gu Tor safe. "A more particular advertisement viii
NPp'"' ' u e" uaSS' april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
JAMES WINSTON,

J-AhEo w 1No YIN,
Commission Merchanf,
AS IN store, OH consignment, and offers for sale
- Or Reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of best Smhheld bacon
600 barrels of No. n &. nett behring's
90 do do nett shad
10 do do roe behring's
80 do No. 3 mackerel
40 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
20 do family flour
bags black pepper
80 kegs Smthield lard
90 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light waXed do
80 dozen fine roram hats
GO do spades and shoves
10 do meal selves ~ to Is inches
~ do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
so coils cotton bagging rope
so boxes soap and candles
100 renms writing and wrapping paper
10000 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles SD thick
$4,000 sap do IL do
5000 feet of prime railing
10000 Of Hacks superior segars
10000 Of common do
Wove wire of any kind 10 order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and superfine -four
Brogues assorted, &c. &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
Landing and for Sale 6y
DAVENPORT. ALLEN 81, Co.

Landing ana fOr Sale or
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
I X Hhds N. England rum
~ 10 bbls gin
so boxes cheese
90 bbls Dunlops beer
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
casks Sicily Madeira wine
% bbls prime pork
10 do mess do
AND IN STORE
- Hhds moasses
10 do st. CroiX sugars
6 do N. Orleans do
- pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds N. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
so bags coffee
300 realms wrapping paper
1000 do writing do.
10 casks w. S. lamp oil
200 boxes brown soap
600 bills. No. ,, mackerel
so boxes spcrmeceti candles
80 do tallow do
so bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crehores playing cards,
Nails, white lead, &C. &c
tH--IUt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-22

There delicate and beautiful fancy in the follow
iuE lines. What could be better for bridal scrc
nsde, than the last verse, representing Time MS fly
ing before Love, and Mcmory only staying to child,
his fight
BRIDAL SERENADE.
Wilt thou not waken, bride of May,
While flowers are fresh, and the sweet bells chime
Listen, aud learn from my roundeay,
How all life 9. pilot-boats sailed one day eva
A match with Time.
Love sat on a lotus loaf afloat, ---,,...-
And saw old Time in his loaded boat;
Slowly he crossed lifes narrow tide
While Love sat clapping his wings, and cried,
"Who will pass Timc."
Patience came first, but soon was gone,
With helm and sail, to help Time on:
Care and Grief could not lend an oar,
And Prudence said, while she stayed OH shore,
s 81 wait for Time!"
Hope filed with flowers her cork-trcc bark.
And lighted its helm with glow-worm spark:
Then Love, when he saw her bark fly fast,
Oaid, Lingering time will soon be past!
Hope ourspeeds Time.'
Wit went next, old Time to past,
/. With his diamond oar and his boat of glass,
feathery dart from his store tc drew,
And shouted, while far and swift it flew.
20, Mirth kills Tme."
but Time sent the fea.hery arrows hack:
Hopes bark of amaranths lost it's track;
Then Love babe his butterfly pilots move.
And laughing said, ''Phey shall see how Love
Can conquer Time"
1isgussamer sails he spread with speed.
Hut Time has wings, when Time has need;
Swiftly he crossed life's sparkling tide,
Atd only Memory stayed to chdc
Implying Time.
Modern Welsh Harps..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-22

n Military re,rard.-Captain S.. of the -
regiment, during the American war was notorious for
propensity not TO story telling, but 10 telling long
Stories in which he used 10 indulge in defiance Of
time and place, often to the annoyance Of his imme
di9te companions bnt he 80 good humoured with
nj that they were loath 10 check him abruptly or
harshly An opportunity occurred of giving hin,
hint, which had the desired effect. III was Nom
bcr Of cour-maria assembled for the trial ola pri-
vate Of the regiment This man bore very GOOD
character in general, the offence no had committed
slight, and the court was rather at loss what
punishment 10 award, for IT was requisite To award
some, as the man had been found guilty. While they
were celebrating on This, Major - now 0enc-
raj Sir , suddenly turning to the president said
in a dry manner, Suppose we sentence him to hear
two Of Captain SIS long stories"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-22

French paper in giving an account Of the La
dies Fashions for the month Of April, says-s''Tbc
sleeves are Of a frightful breath Whom you have
taken tho quantity Of stuff necessary for the gown.
cut just the same quantity, and it will be about
enough to make the slceyeS."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-22

~ late meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the
Union Canal Company ofPcDnsylvania, a resolution
was unanimously passed, directing tho payment Of
5000 TO the widow nd children Of Samuel MiIlin,
dcccnsed, late President Of the Company. This sum
was voted in consideration Of the extraordinary SER
vices rendered and sacrifices incurred b. tho lcceas
b I'd IN lie official canac'v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-22

- Nor9 ETeell ionThe fatal morning came II was e I'll,
cooS he gun edthe signal for punishment at our
mast mead Inc poor gave deep grnan exclaiminc
Lord upon u.s. earthly and troubles are
nearly over" The maaterataIms came IN unlocked pad
lock al e end OF the bars, aud slipping off the sacle desire,
me marine sennels conduct the prisoners tine oar,ercck
ierr was of soemriy which hardly dare a,femp, IN
describe The day was clear and beau topgaant Yards
were crossed on board of all the ships were yn, tho
crews were all dressed in white and blue acketsand
nS IN clusters like bees the side Of the rigging facing our
mp siru oi Marines under arms placed along each
sangway but on board our ship they
wo boats from each ship lay of upon their oar alongside of
vs. WIN Heuenants and eoTPoras guard in each, with
ed b1yore The hands all turned I'M by the boav am
MS mares WIN shrI whistle, and calling down each
hdtcsway, Al hands attend punishment" You now heard
the quick tnm ling of feet up the ladders bat not word was
spoken The prisoners stood the middle Of the
VINE inc Capan Iead the sentence of the martial, and
Inc order from the the execution The
iProac prayers and psalms having been III the chap
am WIN much feeling and devotion, the poor asked
ey were ready they both replied in the affirmative hut each
q'scH to have glass OF wine which instantly brought
lney drank of bowling respectfully to tue captain and
ocos The of the prisoners then pnioned and the
chaPtn e" the way reading the funeral services
arms with Two marine sencs conducted them alonr the
hoard gangway the forccae here stage was eeced IN o.
ner sie over the cathcad with Steps IT, tail block
attached the run at the outer cxre NJ car
tore yard ann and through this rope was rove one end or
wrh came down the stage the was led along the ward
into the caharpinzs and thence down unon the
gun was prme ard ready Gre the fore part of tho ship
directly beneath the scafold. r'
attended poor Strange To tho very last momcpt begged
me 20 SEE that The halter which a piece Of line like
clothes ne property made fast round his neck for he had
SHOWN men suffer dreadhy from the want Of this eauon
800 'I PhCS" oh ue iVa0 OF each man, and when
oih mounted the PLATFORM tue cap drawn over their eyes
ry shook hands with with their messmaie and with the
cnaPan' assuring him that they died happy and confident
me hopes Of redemption They then stood still while the ward
ropes were fixed 10 the halter by ogge the running moose
Of c iio the other cnd of tho ropes held by some twenty
or hy men ON each side oihe main deck where leucn
ants OF tic ship attended All being ready the capan waved
white handkerchief tho gun fred and in am instant the moor
fellows were SEEN swinging al either yard They had on
blue jackets and white trowcrs and
ing young en they did appear suffer any pam and NJ
the expiration ofan hour tke bodies were lowered down
IN collins and sent ON shore for interrnent.
.iiJmoTs Of a Mural offer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-21
Dyeing Establishment.

La eritigt,e es: disco, nais Part est fifciLe
TINE subscriber having returned from Europe, re-
l. spectfully Informs the public that he is prepared
to all orders in his line of business with neat
and dispatch His assortment of the most fash
onabe coors can be at any time and he will war
lie will bleach Lace, GAUGE, &c. remove spot. and
iron mouds from cambria, linen cloth, silk, merno
and other shawls, without injury to the border. He
coors Hats sso that they fade or turn rusty
Leghorn bonnets and hats cleaned in the first style
For the accommodation of his customers in Wash
ngton, goods may be left with Mr.. Labille, Pennsyl
vanis Avenue, opposite the Panorama, to whose adj
dress they viii alwaysbe sent.
P.J. SALVETAT,
French Dyer and Scourer.
N. b. One Or two boys would be taken rs appren-
tices. aug5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-21
NAV 1-d2
Notice is hereby Given,

vJlHAT application will be made to the President &
Il Directors Of the Mechanics Bank of Alexandra,
for the renewal of the Certificates for hundred and
eleven Shares of Stock, standing in the of Ma
ria D. Crak guardian of James Craik. and numbered
as follows viz:-No 1881 to S2280 both inclusive,
for fifty Shares and No 4587O to 4S9ls both inclusive,
for FIFTY Shares and No 42254 42264 both inclusive,
for eleven Shares; the said certificates having been
lost or mislad JAMES CRAlK.