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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

q No|SoLS MARCH l5.-.The brig George.
<ap' Ssho6ell, days from Ma anz ;, srri-
NV Nv " h'mp''" Road, on Saturday, reports
n, sC0P 81 war F.lmoa,h, was at Havana
~'E' r, aeo"k and Sha K ere on a cruize
NV 'Ap'aIlon ofb,ree, ma ned from he Fal-
n. was cruising in he Bahama Channel.
H. - "ts hi1 been heard of d, Ma anzas.-
\, ,'e''S le.Iln wi h the U. { schr Gram,
S,,' N,,u Cohdt, L4timer, off Matanzas, who
save '0em convoy all we'll.
Eon , "''' 'Hs' he Portuguese ship Uniao,
h,I, "Se''r'' bound TO Baltimore was a
qrs & ana crew token eff jos, before she
,io, S ID'u' Is miles from Cape Henry, BY a
RI - which proceeded with them for
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
Hiherninn Society.

TIVE anniversary meeting of the iibernan Society,"
i will be held next Wednesday morning the l7th
instant at 10 O'clock in Brook Lodge Room, on ST.
Asaph-street CHARLES MURRAY Secretary.
NIB Persons disposed TO join this charitable asso
citation will signify their wish 10 any one OF the mem.
bers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
Hosiery l..

O. cases white and coored hose and half hose, receiv
q ed this day, and for sale, on liberal credit, by
march IS GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

morrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20

from Bordeaux on the 18th ult and was bound ts
New York.
.fnother. The b. brigantine Indian Queen,
Scott, from Jamaica for st. Andrews. Ms was
wrecked at the French Keys about the Esd ult.
and the captain and crew had arrived at Nassau,
with 10 puncheons Of rum.
Extract of letter from the Supercargo of the
Brig Rupee. of Boston, dated Z" SAVANNAH. Ga. J
Nov. 9.-We left Havana on the sOth alt. bound
for Europe, and on the Thursday following 18th
inst we run ashore on Montevideo Reef. where
we thumped tremendously for two hours. with
out sail or land in sight. | could not have be-
lieved that any vessel would have burne. for Is
minutes, the shocks the brig received. expect
ed every moment that she would have gone to
pieces-part of the cargo was thrown overheard
After getting afoat, she leaked so badly, we got
the boats ready tn leave her, but fortunately were
not obliged to take to them. Yesterday morn
Ing we were within few miles of Charleston
Light House. and fired guns for pilot: but a
strong nortli-caster coming on, We were compel
led to bear away for this port"
Launch-The Norfolk Herald of the 9th
saws: :. The u. S. corvette John Adams, after
having undergone thorough repair on the stocks,
equivalent 10 re-buildins) was launched from the
Navy Yard, Gosport. this forenoon. at | o'clock,
in beautiful style. The J. A. is pierced for DC
guns, and is superior vessel of that class"
THE Salem IriaIs.-George Crowninsheld
was acquitted, on Monday. of participation in
the murder of Capt. White; but was afterwards
indicted for conspiracy previous to the murder.
gave the bonds required, $500, and went home
with his father
Aew Ttrk CaaaL The ALBANY Journal Of
Tuesday evening says: {" 1t is reported to-day,
that the late rains have caused serious breach
in the Erie Canal, at Schoharie Greek
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
NEW-YORK MARKET-NovEMpER

The unfayorabc weather, mentioned on Sa-
turday, continued until Tuesday. aff"rding us
only two good business days, in which tine there
has been great activity among our shippers and
river craft. loading and unloading. The sales of
the two DAVIS have NOT been extensive: Ashes,
Pets, have declined rifle sales. at Sc: Coffee
wi'hou; change; about or COO bales OF Cotton
,a'd at generally 4 farthing reduction. The rates
r,r Fiour hav. bon ,sit'i difficulty rp',o r,
,;eSaiit;1a ana tecrgetown soh ar Ia. Troy
; I8. and Canal at . to5 ST. Grain Is with
ont change. NJ altcration in Provisions. Atew
boxes inferior brown Havana Sugars sold at TO
y. and White at II cents. The Packet Kew.
York arrived this morning. 5riu"lngrs Liverpooi
Prices Current 10 the 10th Oct three DAYS later
The Cotton and Grain markets have defined
Flour about one shi|li,g DBL! and COTTON trlile
l,ss.-DnIy .2drefi er-- Second Edhi0n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

IirprDo0i OciOber l6 l83O.-From the limit
cd demand experience. this week for Cntton.ane
the anxiety e,nced by importers to IN ct sa'f''
particularly on he lower qualities, we reduce our
quotations uf this description about fer 10: eui
on the better qualities we notice Ou' niue a.''o
ton. The present disturbances on tie CONF
ucnt. and an enhancement OF the value OF money!
with a fear of arrangement IN commefcli circuit
induce holders to press sales, IN oruer 10 ',ose
their wears operations. and secure themselves
,oain.t the dangers which at present threaten
S,I,s IF the week 1I.lS9 bags. AT the pubic
sale Of sea Islands tni, day. the prices ruled ID.
rer H. lower than the business done by private
The prescnt fine weather. experienced the las'
TON DAYS. has enabled the farmers III secure the
,,,;, outstandiny in The NnrtherH ID -tricts. All
description, of bread stuffs have experienced a
d,cinr-sav lOd. per buehel on new Wheat
the last ten DAYS.
-Four. dnty paid. is selling slowly at SIS Il
| &c. nor barrel for good brands. Bonded fi"ur
I'm, few sale, have been effected. Nominal price,
Cotiod,-Uplands, 81 to I'D; Orleans. 6S to
81. Mobile. 6R to "a: Alabama, O. to 7sd.
Correspondenct OF the y. T. jour. Of Commerce.
..HAvRE, Ger. 10. 1850.
..Business has continued to be very dull. ana
tbo ureasiness in trade has by no means dunn
;sbed. several other failures at this place. Iiils
and Bordeaux having been declared. and conf
dence thereby much shaken. Sales OF Cotton
have been moderate at previous rates. and a'tho
mn supplies have come in. our stock has expert,
enceJ INIT small reduction; it is now computed
If about GO. 600 bales. Ashes are totally neglect
oil and without the least inquiry. Nothing do
no in Rice. Some considerable sales of Am erlcar
Fionr have been made at 35f.' S5f. SOC. being
small decline from previous transactions Prices
of Wheat continue high. Coffee remains at 10"
rates. and in limited request. The BUYERS, al
tracted by the public sale OF Indigo to take plac
this day. have already made some purchases
fair business done"
The last quotation that we observed, was s.
, francs -Ep. GAZ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20

NVriII bes IA at puolic suction, on 1UE mr.,
w The 30fh instant Bedford. ih, residence ct ,he
late i,enr, Fi,zhug, Esq deceased. p"r'ion OF the
person,l prup.r, fa'd fi'zhng'. c"n'''i'ng of
90 or so LIKELY NEGROES. (mcn, women,
and chdren)
Several superior " ok Horses
Also n large nunb.r of Cattle, sheep, and Hogs
Together with all the Plantation Utensils hou>eho'o
md Kitchen Furniture, on ssio Farm
Cashmill be required for the Negroes; on all the
9TH credi, Of nine MONTHS for oil sums above
IS will be- allowed the purchaser giving bond with
approved security; for that sun and UNDER cash Will
We demanded
As such valuable property is rarely off red for SALE
start nurchas,rs fud i, their advantage to at
;cnl. f",N|'s ~
Executor Of Henry Fl zhugh, deceased.
| King George County, Va. nov rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
Sn;n,r,.ck-Letters from Southampton.

Observation-Disclosures from Southampton, LII
,.taJ on sunday last: state that the French ship
Faaor. Capt. Fiorigny. went ashore at that place
ta,,rssn tbe 9th and 18th inst. The captain and
,r al oot ashore in safety. The vessel. 1t was
- would he totally lost. but the captain had
I ,e@ of saving part Of the cargo. should the
noP. ,ar nrove favorable. The severe weather oil
S"dar boweyer. probably DESTROYED these hopes.
The I cargo consisted of 100 cases of wine and 30
h.Iss If almonds and it is stated that both YES,
ssl t and cargo were fully insured. The F. sailed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
Y e,ch Language.
crcoND EVENING CLASS.

NJ c.,nnd Evening Class tor those gentlemen
x,n having as yet no knowledge of the French ian'
WIZ, .oJ not. with advantage to the mselves, be
ssdnii,ed in the First Glass , y.,...
This srcood Class will meet on Mondays "ea"e''
day., nd Fridays at o'clock T. ~
nuv is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
aesiu,eM,ai ORDERS

REGINENTAI Court OF Inquir, for the LIST re
I ;m.,, IA prpsdr VI ID e will be held on SdUr
In, II, oOth instant at - ocsOch 4. at the nd'sn
o., Tavern north east corner King and 1t hssPi
S,r,s when an, fine mpose1by the Battalion Courts
LII tnr good c use -hown, be RENTED
nv ora of Col. Thompson:
nov ls-dL0th "Eo' phrN - ANY, y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
Frpeh GaraeN Seeds.

WIN. NJ. MORRISON, King 81. alexandria,
rs jas. received. d,rec from John - Russ, 'i's
seed E,ttblishm"n' B",toR, nsighm-bt Of
GARDEN SEEDS, in bores. for family use:
Also, ever! VARIETY, in smal packa. t.ch 'oS
CO tans the following assortment, packsS' ofeach
On. nf seeds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT
Vvustee's Sale.

IrWStGe 3 sale.
an SATURDAY. the 18Th day If merit month. al
" y O'Clock at nom, thu subscriber will "Hr for
sale, At public auction, the premises, one undivided
moet, Of the Establishment, con monty called the
Ar-4A CRY T.4VERN,"
80 fs:lc,now in the occupation If u ClSgett, 81.
Esir: rs tuated on the west side Of Royal street
xd and south side of Came ron street, eAterd-
NY from Tho inierse con of said south Ro, al
street 80 fleets thence west l25 feet 81 inches thence
south 81 feel 6! inchrs thence west y feet, tn nee
north lO6 feet 81 inches, 90 Cameron street; thence
east Cameron 1877 feet 81 inches, to the be-
ginning And
One .annuiiy or Rent in Fee Of 1894,
payable half carl, the 18th Ma, anil 18th hovem.
Der IN every ,ear-charged three story brick
nement and lot of ground on the east side of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets. now in the
occupation OF James Green. ferns cash.
the shove sale will be made under deed of tru ."
from william s Moore ard Gfe to Il. l. Taylor, for
the indemnity Of Ihos. Irwin.
For the Trustee:
aug leo Wa. y. MUTT. Auct.
~" The above sale Is postponed until ST..
TyRNaY, the eth Of ,rent6er, al noon
rrnMs--Onc-th,rd Of ;hc purchase money to be paid
in hand; the sdue IN tvn ,qual stslrpents of six
aud rjpc -'nhs, with interest from the day OF sale
compl.tctl hn r~;airsh unf;! ~. ---' > ''.'
any ''''1'' :" r' RI TAYLOR,
sent eco irus'ee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
stir NEWS.
POR" OF .sLEXaADRLa "a. C..
ARRIVED. NOVEMBER

ARRIVED. NOVEMBER 10.
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt. Bait. freight and
passengers for the District. Passed off Black
stun's Island. a brig at anchor; off wann Point,
a brig and a schooner at anchor; also in the Mar
rows. schooner at anchor: and of MARYLAND
Point. ship Rousseau; off Sandy Point, schooner
bound no. SAILED,
Steamboat, Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book ,Aucti0N.

Rnok auction,
On Monday Erening. ed inst. at past 6 o'crk,
Z ~h,re', Aucuoi. Rooms, H. be- sold hrs entre
u collection of new and valuable
BOOKS;
together with invo,e pened his day, Masking =
large assortment of Stand I'd, Historical, Move, nd
Miscellaneous =" orks; together with School snk
Books Paper, Ink Powder, Pencils, sand Boxes, &c.
nov 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
COMMERCIAL.

Yesterday aud Thursday the wagon price was
steady with few excep'ious) at 81 70. Sales
from stores Sd 20 a 4 S75.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
t>i,iuu, w Morrison,
E,,p Street. .Hierandri0,

.s.s ;,s, recSve.'. on commission. and oiicls for
Is sale, the following w'rks, VIZ
JH,r.or's Works, in vols accompanied WIN
,,,,,r,,, on Steel and fac sme ct the orgiifi or"
# n, DECLARATION nf Irdepence ncc Boston EDITION
ti,r,nd ~ History { the Rebril AMI CiVii " ars
{ England. vols gilt.
i,.',n,l's .n.cG.tes Of R"naparte vols
Ni.celianeoue Prose orks o' ~ "ai.fr oeo"' w.
H. of arthur &c, b, Vichad 'I.ury &c, 2vois
! IF ,son'> Notes o. Virginia, vols Git
q. ,ran, Extracts. vols. gii'
Cl. QUIT, Nnatcmy. vol
n. hrrdon's Commentaries ] vol
Bo-,,ck's I'll, sioi"gy, 3 vols
Manual tor lnvalis, vol
Tse Vcssi, Tale Of Pompen, vol
oh Time thou seauihero' NE deho,
q" Adorner ofthe ruin' fhihe Hdr"m'
.,,hor.h;p. a Tale, b, New Highlander over sea-
vol l2mo v.,. pros.,, =,
rhr Token. n Christmas and New Years frese" WI
s3I: cdi,ed h, G Goodrich
- Nv Testament cpnformt d to Gresb chs text
vol 12mo r,;o,,
Rrt.rwoltl's Concordance
pni,ock, = & ouIs. nf Time, u Poem
uon,rom-r,'s Poems, aud varet, ct other Misee'
I.p.ous works, too hume roms 10 mchtion
WI n " is also Agen, for the following valuable
Periodicals, w:
..,h American I.eyiew Missionary Herald
W".,,n;,s,.r do jurisprudence
" , do American Statesman, pub
ia 'D"' ...,, Jo Eshed at " Arlington
Christian r.xaniher -, ,n,ls vnv
Juvenile Nj .ceiany " -: =, L yer
Iourua, nf Education p''D"''."h' 8 4 -,
aides Magazine Wv iiue
Eut rpeiad -
;hr ~ Of Entertaining
knowledge
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20

Fairly VI ashing'on Peas .ong Dutch Parsnp
Dwarf Blue Imperial Peas :rse Head Lettuce
I ate Narrowtat Tess f.rly Sesa do
Earl, Mohawk t!wIrfSpriue lpple Melon rery
Beans fine
Earl, Dwarf white Case water sirlon
knit, b ans srge white Portugal Onion
Lima, Sanie Pole B an, aIge I'd do
Long Blood Beet. true sort Double Curled Parsley
fars InrnIp Root Bee, Flat Squash Pepper
Fairly Yo X Csbbsgx rsrlv Scarlet short-icp IA
Cape Savoy do dish
Red Dutch do Cfrpieh white iurnip Radsh
Ing -alsiy. or Oyster Plant
Earl, t,u'ih"wcr ar!, Bush Squash
Earl, torn Carrot, (rery nirter crook ne OK Squash
fre) Early " bite Du'ch surnip
'onG Orange Carrot Yellow stone lump
White solid Celery
CURED rrcss, or Pepper. Pot Herb Seeds:
Cr.ss SweCt -,;SEvvry
Long Green l"rke! Wv III a.,
,o.,,,. list it will be seen, comprises a! lhe
hes, comm n yre,abes be sides several new varieties
nfnrcommnn .Iceicnce Every kind is Warranted OF
the yer, fir, quality as freshness and purity Fac
box contains directions for the management OF the d.
fert III sorts Price s. per box =,
From the great reputation cf the Seeds hitherto sold
At hi, Est b ishmt nj anu from the well known tact
ina, seeds COMING from the Horh to the South do bet
ter than O. h seeds the subscriber feels no h"sta
in recommending the above such AS VIII gave SAILS
faction to planters and flrners generally
~ further IgnnieIt Of seeds Is da'y e&p'C'
cd comp. sing the greatest variety.
Air. " EsLrY rEvsNSoS. opposite the Patriotic ''"hR
is ppoin,e Ngen for selling the above Seeds, tor the
Ci,s Of " aslinRton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
Oh.

ON.
& tierces : New Bedf I'd winter oil
IL barrels
10 do do fall do
bids I VIII 10 do
II barreis
For sale Oh usual terms by
nov 20 THOMAS VOWEL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
WIN. VI. NJ. being appointed Agent fol-

IN. Ba,,on Tune and Stereotype 'onpn"y' wi, ur"sn
'n lot, - ,s,t,c.. All descriptions Printing MA
terals, on The mos. reasonable terms i'Ne"''e'
Printing TX, Writing Ink &c ,. .h,na.ou.
n v Will be received, III rev Gays I" "'''
.,,sor ment of Stationary, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-20
E.xecMinr's HNNe

sept IS co
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

The lfur laying out road from BhfalO. ln New York, tO New -OFleans, which has been pretty widely discussed for some days past sn the House of Representatives, was yesterday Tejected in that body. We have for some time rather expected this result and, though we could have wished it had been dit. ferent, we do not consider it matter of4sur. prize, much less of despondcncy as to its even- tual success, that the bill should have been thus disposed OE The project was almost en- tirely new one, as to it's details, and it was opposed, on account of them, by some who were friendly not only to the principle, but to the object of the bill. One great object has
 been gained ny the discussion ; the pT0p0siS. ton for making such a Road has been ofIicialD ly submitted to the People, and it's merits fnl- ly and ably disclosed. At tanOther sessiOu, their voice will be heard in it's favor, under
 circumstances more suspicious to it's success
 than those in which Congress now fnds itself. We predict the commencement Of q Road
 from Washington to New Orleans, and of the same or another Road from Washington tO
 Buffalo, withinIive years from this date. Not. Intel. !. The President of the United States has is- sued his proclamation, ordering all persons who have settled on U. States lands in Ala
 banla. yet subject to be sold at Huntsville.
 immediately tO remove, and authorizing the
 Marshal to call out the militia, if necessary, ! to carry it into effect.-Eb fs
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

A laborer on the canal, just from swate Ire. land, found . large snake; he tOck t up and running to me of his companions. exclaimed. By my shoul. Patrick, isn't America hne countryA Sec what Rrsst woSnss grow hsre."
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

By an official document, published by the Honsa of Representatives of the United States, it appears that there were on the 18th of the present month. 72 orders of the day for that day before that body. and there were 2Sl distinct subjects referred to the House in committee of the whole, on the same day. Itis not necessary to say, that but a very small portion ofthese can be deliber- ately considered, and acted upon. before Con- gress must adjourn. IssD doflaFs . day would ruin good many members. hefUre they
 would be able Co clear their docket. unless they '' sCOrk bg the .job."-N. r. Adp. m vl
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

Al an adjourned session of the Superior Court for New Haven Co. Judge Daggett presiding, which closed on the 5th inst. con -victions and sentences took place as follows,
 Nelson s1Petmore, far arson and burglary, committed few weeks since m this city, States Priso.. for 10 years.
 Jocin WoOdin. and Lucy Deming, wife of --. Deming, for adultery, each States Prison years.
 Wctmore was hardened fellow, and re- ma'ned anmoved during the trial. and after the sentence was pronounced. Capt Woodin was formerly a respectable inhabitant of hamdeU bnt having tn advanced lifa visited the den of the adder, must reap the necessary reward ofhls temerity.-N. Fl. Register.
 A letter from Washington says--I learn rom gentleman of ofundoubted veracity, that me Hon. Mr. Kincaid, a member from Ken .ueky: hAs abandoned the Jackson party and surneu 70 the great fayorite of the West.- rs"m what can learn. the same letter says, MI' Gay 's advancing rapidly and there is "oM nFight prospect that he will triumph ossI ms caiumniaaors. MF. Sheppard. sackson member from North Carolina. the Otner oay on the floor of the House, declared, tnat ne considered the stale charge of " bar sa'n ana sale" as a mere political humbug .a.at I.st naq answered its purpose. that t was ..6u u.ye It was cast among "those things snas are lost upon 'eaFth." ! give his senfi- u's"''' t9"ugh perhaps not in his very words. Bnlt. EsesSos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

men were landed, and assisted in sxtiug0isll- ing the names. The fire was gol under by n o'clock at night-fOrty houses were de- stFOyed.
 The Russian government is about tO take severe measures with the Jcsuits.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
MARRIED.

Tn this town, on the 9th inst, by tle Rev. William Lucas, Mir Augustus Afford to Mis. Edna Merchant; Mr Elliott c. Talmadge to Miss Rhoda E. Turner. all of this place On the 8th Mr R0llins Hoyt, of Wash ington, to Miss Abigail Rockwell, Q south Farms. in Middletown Dea. Samuel Beckwith, of Hart ford, 10 Mrs. Mary Ranney; Mr. Nathan Pa.ten to I in % Eass.W Windsor, Jesse Charlton, Esq. to Miss In WslI;Ueton, Mir. Wm. Newcomb to Miss Maria Merrick; Mr. James Peck to Mics Harriet Whitiord. h Egoeklyn, Mir. Simon K. Esiabrook, oI Holden, Mass. 10 Miss Frances A. Scarborough.-At Abbing- ion, Mr. Eacius Carter of Canterbury, to Miss Lucy I1 Norwich, Mr. Giles S. Bates to Miss Eliza Wha- lev, of fCoventry.-In Canterbury, MT. Hubbard Ad- To Easi- -Elartiord Mir. Austin Danies te MiM Char ,o,,s M ssnencer daughter of Mr. Solomon Spencer Ia Stafford, Mr. Samuel c. Lyon, Jr. to Miss Re- becca B. Johnson. q. In Berlin, Capt. Lucius F. NeW'ons 0i Mopsons Ms " |" mE mE Eas..Haddam. Dr. Richsd Moves, of Lyme, to Miss D0roihy Grifln. ..
 Ja Canterbury, Dea. gohs Bs!stow to Mr:: Ehsa. Herr;ck m Preston Mir. Zebulon R. Robins, Of Nor. w;eh to Miss Charlotte Holden.
 n. Fl.r.(ord MT Avstin Caldwell Go kss Mary Prass. 10 Manchester, Mr Augustus Udey, oi Hartford. tO Is Ws.heSsSeid, Mir. John Franeis, 2d, to Miss Maria Francis daughter of Capt. J. Fsancis. v
 DIED, .4 ....s. In Weshersfeld. Mr Otis W. Goodwin. Q. s I1 Narsh.C.aaaaa. Dr. Wm. ParBona 0. h FsrmingsOn, Air Edward chspman, 70. rsvo- Is' s;xysbnTv. s Mr Samuel Holeomh. A. Tn Enfeld. mr Thomas Knight 64.
 m MiddIetown, fir Eihu Cornwall %.
 n GIa.ienbsEy. Mr stephen F Ss,ssssk',sd. s S, 4S; Tn ManIGeld, Mr EliphaE HibOsrd. go.
 In Ssh~-,ire Mrs lanpuh Brooks wi60 og Be yerF0 Br0ohs, @; Mr Elam Cook, oO. ,t.,,. .r.-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litchfe'd, Commissioners to receive, examine, and settle the claims of the creditors On the estate of }aQa sg
 JACOB BAKER,
 late of Washington. in said district, deceased. represented insolvent and said Court having limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors of said estate to exhibit the same to us, hereby give notice that we will meet 0n the busiaess of our said appointment at the dwelling house of Peter Powell in said Washington. On the first Monday of Augnsk next, and the 19th day of November next, as one o'clock in the afternoon on each ot sail days. All claims not exhibited within said time will be delJarred . recovery.
 SAMUEL LEAvITrs Jr.
 SIMEON FoRD. C0aR'Fs> LEWIS SMITH,
 All persons indebted to said estate arc ra~ ouested to make immediate payunent tD
 GERsRoM FENN, AdUy'r. Wsshngton, APritis, 1850 ...ss N s4k.