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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
SCHOOL BOOKS,

QL TeUNce0 pFlCeS. W0odhridge's, Olney's and Parley's Geogra- phy aud Atlas; Wiliard's American Histnry and Atlas; Alison on Taste; Blake's Phios- Hedges Logic: Webster's, (new and old Sears and Marshalrs SPELLING BOOKS; Murray's and Grecnleaf's GRAMMAR; do. Key; Exercises do. 7; Daboli's, Colburns and Emerson's ARITHMETIC; English Read CTS Introduction dO.; Easy and Popular Lessons; TestamGnts; Children's Books, a great variety; SCOTI"S BIBLE, 6 vols., S14; pocket, school, and quartO do. t: Chm. mon Prayers with new Hymns; Fuller's Works, 8 Vols. BrOnsOn's and Stuart's Phi losophy; Dwight's Sermons.
 Rollins History, dU. Hume, Smollett and Bissctt's England, Gibbons Rome, Hohinson's Works, containing History of Scotland, India, America, and Charles V, Family Library, 10 vols. containing History of the Jews. Life of Napoleon, Nelson. Alexander, History of In- sects, Byron and Mohammed, sold in setts or single vols. do. Christian Library, 8 vols.. ScOtt's Novels in 48 vols.. Cooper's do. l4 do. Pelham do. 8 do.
 Blank Books of all kinds; cheap Cap and Letter Paper by the ream; STATIONARY; a choice assortment of Knives.
 Also, a variety of Fancy Articles, Perfume ry, Con Dictionary, Flutes and Flute Instructors
 -ALSO--
 7He 1%usfral Cabinet, by 4. Bro,0n, published by Durrie & Peck, 2d edition.
 ANNUAL8 FOR 1881. Token ;-A,lantic Souvenir r;-Amrthys ;- Pearl ;-Youth's Keepsake; Comic Annal :- Also, all the English Annuals soon as receiv- ed in this country.
 ~Any Books mt on hand viN Jc pro. cured On short notice.
 Litchfpld, Nov. 24, 1880 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
SPRAYED
NOTICE.

NOTICE. THE Hon. Court "f Probate for the Dis II trict of New Milford has limited and al- lowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of
 JOHN MUNROE. Jun. late of Kent, deceased, represented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims theretO and has appointed John Mhls and John R. Fuller Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. The subscribers give notice that they wiIl meet at the dwelling house "f James Stu art, iD said Kent, on the second Tuesdays of January and April next. at one o'clock in the afternoon of each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appoint meDt.
 JOHN MILLS, (c.u...
 JOHN R. FULLER. "O" '' All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment t0
 JAMES STUART. Adn'r. Kent. NOu. 1, 1880 s24
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25

1 on Monday night lastthere ~as an entire fail- 'are of papers by the southern u,ail-and Tuesday evenings md Onlf tssuslt nP shs Ese-YOrk daily
 PsPeEs Nhieh AeFs das on AfShday. Where lies the
 IauhI we would inquire Of the Stamford and Now -sHaven POstnaassevs. Sd f'~s. 'f1eta@ .stt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-25

shrinking probably ltwas cheap way W acquns
such trophy: but fortune favored the brave, anu
from that instant the Cheyenne commenc ed @sh-
ning. He continued until he had not only won
hack all his own. but all the Crow had, leaving
him as destitute as the Cheyenne was SNORT
time before. He could now do no less than his
antagonist had done. The Crows scalp was now
at stake. Both were anxious, and both piayea
cautiously 1t would not do, the Crow lost his
scalp. and the Cheyenne proceeded very deliber-
ately to take it of. The operation was complet-
ed, and the Grow was pronounced the greatest
brave in existence.
After some little conversation, pralslng each
other, tall by signs) they separated, under the
promise of again playing should they ever meet,
I at the same time assuring each other, that they
would strive to bring the tribes, or parts OF each
together.
In about three months, true to their promise,
they met, the Indians consenting to the meeting
for the purpose of witnessing such game. Again
they PLAYED, lost and won alternately for some
time both better guarded as to their scaips than
before, the one having none, and the other hav-
ing large quantity of things to lose before his
would come into the play. Luck, however, set
Piled down IN favor of the Crow, and, as the scalp
of the other became the stake, the anxiety OF the
Cheyenne showed itself by the deepest and most
silent attention. whilst, on the other hand, muir.
muir of encouraseme passed along the line of
Crows for their Champion. The game drew to a
close Every eye was attention. Their very
respiration was checked, and the dogs themselves
hushed their barkings into low growls. 1t was
but for an instant, for an exultng shout soon an
nounced the success OF the Crow.
The same operation that he had performed
ON the Crow was submitted to by the Cheyenne,
and after little feasting, the two tribes separat-
ed, for the first and last time, IN peace:
OAKLEY.
ST. Lo,js. Nope,nber 90, 1929.
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Fort Washington, (Md.)
Nm l2fh 1870

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this post,
- until the 10Th day of June 1880. for furnishing two
hundred cords Of good, sound merchantabe Oak Wood
to be delivered at such places on the Hill may be
designated.
The delivery to commence Immediately after the con.
tract is made and to be completed by the first day Of
November next. The wood to be corded by the Alex.
andria rules. The of two responsible indvidu.
ais intended security for the u6lmen' of the con.
tracts which may be entered Ato, must accompany the
proposals Letters containing proposals will be en-.
dorsed, "Propo,als for Wood" They will be open.
ed at this post, at o'clock, P d. on the 10th day
Of June 1880. C WEBB,
Lieut.. IL Asst. Quarter Master
may l7-dtl0thJune
CfThe Intelhgencer and Telegraph will inse Z the
above.
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Notice.

To Sarah S. Wrsnn, Robert Darn. anil B,s.,
his Vife, Susan Hyenn, EizqJetA Hrsp, II
Hrenn, George n Wrea,a. J,hn ". Jpf,Ds n.
B. Wrenn and Harriet his tcift, Albert Brs, y
son Hrenn, Epeine Wyenn, Jane Wr,an M
n rem, and Charles Wresm,
YOU will please take notice that, on TyEsnr
l. the second day Of the June Quarterly Teri q Z. |
County Court of Fairfax next 20 be holden. ~.
will be made, by the Middle Turnpike ConD,,,
that Court, to appoint FIVE Freeholden, qu,TSs
cording to law, to assess the damages that mas :,
from having their Road as now laid out through !,
land in the county Of Fairfax.
THOMSON T. MASOy
may ZO-t@ZdJune FT,,da,
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Notice.

Fire Insurance Company Of .Alerandria.
VE>HE Stockholders in TINS Company hereby in
l. formed, that dividend of the profits of the Com
pany tor tine last six months is this da declared pay
able to them their legal representatives, cents,
or per cent per share. the fifth day of this month
J. y NICHOLS, Sec'y.
May l, 1S50-may 3-1aw3w
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~ otice.

NHE subscriber having taken the stand recently &C.
/ cuped by his father at the north east corner of
King and Fayette-streets, asa FLOUR TORE, offers
his services in that line to his friends where he will
constantly keep on hand general assortment of GRO
CERES, and will purchase all kinds of country PRO
DUcE, for which the highest price will be given.
may 22-3t WILLIAM 3. ENGLISH
The Winchester Republican will please insert the
above times and charge this Office.
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office.

'sNHE subscIher having invented Double Screen to
a screen Mo'asses, which extracts every thing that
is offensive, offers for sale Screened Moscs by the
barrel, half Darrell ten gallon keg, FIVE gallon keg,
less quantity. He will make, out ofthe right kind of
wood, ksss of Indifferent sizes, for molasses
Cut Nails tor sale, by the kcg smaller quantity.
o. The Coopering carried on, as usual, at the cor
ner OF King and Water streets
may 24-5t JAMES IYIES
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I,aAies Shoe Factory.
yOIN htORGAN.

Has the honor of respectfully 'nio' n,i. s,a
Aak ladies' of Alexandra and the puol'c g. =,
HSeraIly. tina, he has taken tae BRICK , sOS s.
the south side Of King. between Washington a,o il,
Assph streets, where he will attend spee'"'E
Manufacturing of
Ladies', Misses and Children'S IpnGs s.s
And he hopes. by unremtting attention 70
and UNMARRIED endeavors to please, to meTna '''''
public patronage. .,,soG,.
NIB Orders from the country punctuaily W..
to. march I5--aip'''
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Charles Bennett

HIS RECEIVED and OFFERS For 9,
TWO bales best ,wIled sacking - 81 4
Il l babe best Stotch 0snaburgs, in 50 Va n;...
GTIIe has to let The House on Cameron re ia
Gently occupied by DIR. Carson.
NAV 20
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Court Of AppeAs.

VNHE Council will sit as Court of Appeals on the
l. e2d, Oath, and 25th inst from ii until o'clock
of each day. l. P. THOMPSON, &C,
may I'D
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Storage,

OS,
ELoUR or grain can be put IN the s,o,.
Il foot of Duke street. free ofrs,., at v.r Iits
rates, or sold for factorage ''eV nedsn
IN Store, for sale top, '"h''
MoIasses in barrels
200 bushels potatoes, in good orl.,
90 barrels do w 'eecr
Coarse and fine salt, corn. be., f,n,, a
find on The WhG1, "'''
- inch North Carolina shingles
Pine and oak wood
NAV %
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Notice.

VNiIE creditors Of GEORGE CoIEs.s, whose th.
Il have passed the Orphans Court, will reeeir. 4,
ydend. Oh sppca,ion to the subscriber on lua
merit the 2jh instant. WIN. ID. NUT,
may 2O-eo3t Ada:
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Notice.
Notice.

~ A very valuable RRICK H06SI
Esssl most delightfully."- and advantageous Hqri
Hs6G in the most business part OF washing,On "a
49, would be exchanged for a comfortable DID
ing House brick. with s or 8 good rooms, and ,hr
Lot, in Alexandria--if speed, application made
Inquire at MIR. Snowden's Printing Once.
NAV Hl-6t
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TO Rent.

To SGnt.
As1A BY the year, or for a term Of yeaD,a
GHffS1S elegant
~ ! I2 THREE S7ORY BRICKH0rS
feE&3 AND G.iRDEN,
at the corner of Pitt and Wolfe streets, at pressr
the occupancy OF Capt. George Fetcher;-il is eao
lated for large family; the rooms are 'pscio'' a.
elegantly finished; the garden is superior to any Of d
same extent in the District; and the house is ctfr
near the best water in town. The rent will be o.
low TO good tenant, and possession given on tie i
of June. For terms apply to Mr., Robert /. VIE
may 4--2awtf Jt"fS CADtN
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Doctor s. W. oMiith II.

D0CtOi .. w SMlVn,
II AVING located himself permanently in Alexan.
dria, and resumed the practice OF Medicine, Sur.
gerry, and Obstetrics, may be found at his Office on
King street. next adjoining his fathers dwelling.
NAV 10 -eo4t
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virginia, TO W.T.:

a Rules, holden in the Clerks Office Of
IA the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the LIST day of November
1885,
George w. Trueheart, Bartholomew True.
heart, and VIM. Trueheart, Pitts
against
Gervas Storrs, and Martha his wife. Little.
berry ii. Mosby aud Louisa p. his wife, and
others Dor5s
The defendants Littleberry H. Mosby and
Louisa +. his wife, not having entered their
appearance, aad given security accor ding to
the Act of Assembly and the Rules o! this
Court: and it appearing. by satisfactory cvi
dence, that they are not inhabitants of this
country u is Ordered, That the said de.
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of
the next January Term, and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this Order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
publ shed in the City of Richmond. for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the from,
door of the Capital, in the said City.
A copy Teste,
WIN. G. PENDLETON, DC.
December 81
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A. ST. G. HELSKELL.
Dec

l will also, sell privately,
my HouSe AMI Lot near tie UmUersitv
y Virginia, upon credit of Iwo,
Three and -Four gears, by haDing the
payments satisfactorily sccured.--
lhts property.is weH calculated both
for business and privaic residence,
consisting Of an excellent two storv
Brick House, NTH large anil COME
n,ent Store Room, Briek Lumber
House, Brick Kitchen, and oil other
necessary Out Houses. If not soLd, it
'0'H be rented on good terms. AppH-
cations may be made to j. w. 81 UN-
DERS, Of charlottesville, or to the
undersigned hcing on the premises.
ALE1'R. ST. C.. HELSkELL.
Dec IL
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NOTICE.

n VIE subscriber has latsly purcha-
II sed Goods an baltimore, which.
an addition to ms former Stock, makes
mas assortment toierably complete.-
ne moD inoiteS his .fiTendS aud the
public generally to give him a CALL
eta'ntne Ms goods, and judge for
MemseiDes.-He as disposed to Barter
tor good leaf Tobacco, Corn, Rue,
oats and FfanSeed. He keeps con.
sfanfty on hand a pretty good assort-
ment Of Cast and Wrought Iron, En-
ghsh and Common BHstercd Steel,
ana mas at present SeDerat first rate
riding and Draught Horses, which
lie '0iH sell lOa0 tor Cash.
IL. HCkLEN.
DecembSr I7-3t
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NORTH BLENHEIM
For Sale.

ENHlS valuable sMountain Estate
ID IN Albemarle, (lhe former resi-
dence of Col. Monroe, } is still offered
at private Sale. This Tract cen.
tains upwards of
Nine Hundred Acres,
OF the very best mountain red loan
soil and is, therefore, susceptible of
the highest possible state of improve
ment-and, if desired, will be divided
int" two divisions, with improvements
on each. The buildings on it are OF
the very best kind, and are extensive
and valuable. In the event of sale
either of the whole or a part, the
purchaser can be accommodated with
many facilities in settling it; aud
which will be readily afforded - such
as Provisions, Stock, Plantation U,en-
slls, &c. The Crop of Wheat seed
ed is upwards of Two Hundred
Bushels. The Terms will be liberal
and accommodating to those who
may be disposed to purchase, and DOS
session given Immediately.
But, if the above Estate is mot
sold, privately, before the 10Th dav
of February next wednesday, It
viii, on that day, (if fail, if not, the
next fair ,lay) be offered at PUBLIC
SALE, TO the highest bidder, on the
premises-and, in the event of the
sale Of the Land, the Stock Of ALI
kinds, Corn, Fodder, Plantation o.
teDslls, &c. will be sold on credit
of Twelve Months. Terms of Sale
for the Land, will he on credit Of
One, Two and Three wears, With ao-
proved security, and Deed in Trust.
on the land bat, the interest will be
deducted, on the whole sum, or any
part, by paying the Cash, and re-
lease will he given, by the Bank, by
my assignment, of the proceeds, OF
such sale, to the Bank or, as much
as will discharge the balance Of nv
debt, including the collateral bonds
already assigned, IN part payment of
the same.
E. o. GOODWIN.
0FTo prevent too great sacri-
flee of property, the right to one bid
will be reserved, in each case, to the
proprietor.
December "a. ids
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EDUCATION.

|ANHE next session of Mrs. BOW
f. MANS SCHOOL will COM
mence on Monday The 10Th Of January
next.
The following are the terms of tut
ton, for session Of FIVE months, viz
Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography and History, SO 90
Spelling, Reading and Writ
ing, 6 90
December II st
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NOTICE.
WyHE subscriber has inst

VwNHE subscriber has just received from
Il the North a very superior Stock of
Blue, Black, Bro1on, OIiUe and Drob
CLOTHS d CASSIMERES-
Also-a variety Of yestings of tho lates, inn
portation; all of which he pledges himself to
make up in the neatest manner and on the
most accommodating terms. He has also
just received the Fall and Winter Fashions
for 1880 and 81, furnished him BY Ward q
Williams of Philadelphia, and Saguer of N.
York, which he exhibits at his shop for the
Inspection Of his friends and customers
October % H PRICE
N b. Constant employment vii
be giyes to TWO or three journeymen.
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NOTICE.

Il GREEABLY to an Order of the Prosi.
IN dent and Directors of the Rivanna Ma.
VACATION Company, notice is hereby given
That each Stakeholder in said company nav
INTO the hands Of the Treasurer, two dollars
on each share OF stock in said company lin
addition to calls already made) ON tho first
day of February next.
DAHL. +. CARR, Sec'y.
Dec. 3l-at
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons to whom the estate oil
- John Hammer, deceased, is in
deo'ed. are requested to present the ir
accounts for settlement; and all those
indebted to the said estate are required
10 come forward and discharge the
same, as no further indulgence can be
given.
CHARLES w. HAMMER.
THOMAS HAMMER,
Adm'rs. of J. Hammer, dec.
Dec IL 81
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HORSES, COWS, FUR
nitule. sc. For Sale


WILL be ofere1 for sale, at my
W house, near the Unipersitu of
Va. ca TUESDA Y The 4M dnv of
January nerf, If fair, If not, the NEXT
td" day, three Horses. two of which
are handsome match horses-one Ba.
ronche anil Harness-0ne ne,c INN
horse Wagon one good Mich Cow-
Mahogany Switchboard, Bureau, Secre-
tory, Uor@sfand. and Dining Tables.
Grectdn Soja Mantle Giass-ele-
giant gilt AMI PLAIN Windsor Chairs
Beds, Steals and Furniture ofthc best
q1ahty--Patcnt Clock SIrer Table
Spoons Brass Andirons, DC. together
'o'M great 0dricty IF other PROPERTY
too tcdions To men'ion. Terms
1wctce monihs credit, ,oih bond and
approved security.
A. ST. G. HEI.SKELL.
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NOTICE

hereby given, that a called meeting 81
IL the Stockholders OF the Rivauna Ma,
VACATION Company will be held in the Cour,
iiouse OF AlbemarIe county, in the town ol
on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in February next, when
matters important to the interest of the
Company will be submitted for considera.
ton.
By Order of tho Board of Directors
DANL. F. CARR, Sec'y.
Rivanna N. Company.
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COACH MAKING.

EOHN TOMPKINS has commenc.
- ed the Coach Business in Char
lottesvllle, on Main-street, opposite the
Central Hotel. Having first rate work.
men from the North will enable him to
execute work in the neatess manner
and newest style.
Sept. 24-S II
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=, Virginia II, 1okTE.

appeals and writs of supersedeas, exc
cu'ed '1 the Clerks Office of the coun-
~ whence the appeal proceeds, instead
oi the Clerks Office oi the Court of
Appeals
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31

Appointments by the President, by
dhd with the advice and Consent oil the
Senate.
James w. Ripley, to be Collector of
the I ustoms for the district of Passu,n-
aquoddy, IN the State Of Maine, vice
Leonard Jarvis, resi- gned.
l.. NJ. Parker, To be Naval Off
Ger for the District of Boston and
Charleston, III the State OF NIsssactu-
sets, vice John p. Boyd deceased.
William 6 Hammond, to be survey
or for tine District and Inspector of the
Revenue for the port of Newport, n the
State Of Rhode Island, vice John S,o-
cum, deceased.
Arthur Taylor, Junior, to be Survey
or Tor The District Of Norfolk aud
Portsmouth, aud Inspector of tie Rev
enue for the Port of Norfolk, in the
State OF Virginia, vice Copeland Par
ker, deceased.
Noah Ii. Swayme, Of Ohio tn b..
Attorney OF the United States for the
District OF Ohio, in place of Samuel
llerrlck, resigned.
Elijah Hayward, OF Ohio, to be com
missioner of tie General Land Office.
l., place OF George Graham deceased
Philip P. Barbour, OF Virginia, to ne
Judge Of United States TO- the Eastern
District of Virginia, in place of George
Hay, deceased.
Mathew Harvey, Of New Hampshire,
TO be Judge of the United States for
the District Of New Hampshire in
pace nj John S. Sherburne, deceased.
Benjamin K. Morsell, Nicholas B.
Van bandit, Joshua Nelson, and Ma
thaniel Brady, to be Justices of the
Peace for the county Of Washington
ih.the District Of Columbia.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
"A + Saad'ceH Nils, tomr miles be-
"A hoW charlottesville, on the Ri.
rama Rior, 10000 Bushels of
wheat, TOR aohich the highest Cash
pr'ce '0iH be gicen. II large supply of
Ground Plaster for sale at same
place. Flour and other articles re.
csiced at same place, on .Storoge
Iimberlake d. j &. j. b. Aagruder.
December BID
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VIRGINIA Dismal Swamp Lottery
v No. Is, for 1880. To be drawn
IN Richmond on Friday 3ls, Dec. &c
No. Lottery % dawn Ballots. High
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kRAWlNG of the Virginia State Lot,
Ell terry for the benefit of the Dismal
Swamp Canal Company, No. Ia for 1880.
81, "a, 20, 8, IA, "a, 10, 81, 81.
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&c. &c. Whole Tickets 81 Halves 9 90
Qrs. I.
In variety of Numbers at
WATTS OFFICE.
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n NHlS valuable sMountain Estate,
ID. In Albemarle, Uhe former resi-
dence of Col. Monroe.) is still offered
at private Sale. This Tract cen.
tains upwards of