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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
ME V~IfSGHNEAN.
MAY p, 1870

eoNhkEoo.-lhere IS very little OF inte, est
IN the late proceedings OF Congress.
The bill reducing the duty on Salt, has been
ordered to be engrossed and read a third time
IN the House of Representatives.. Lv a vote of
lo3 to IS. From this vote, there is no doubt
the bill will Ass that House.
The Indian Bill is yet pending. Some twenty
or thirty speeches are YET to be made, before il
will be finally disposed OF, altho ugh all the Use
things that could be uttered from now I'LL the
crack of doom will not change a vote.
The bill to create (not to reiccnch) the Office
of Solicitor of the Treasury, has been ordered
20 be engrossed for a third reading in the Senate
by a vote OF IS to IA.
900
The Petersburg Ec-C oliector.-It appears 10
be Impossible 10 ascertain whether Col. James
Robertson. late Collector of the Dor, of Peters
burg. rs or Is not a defaulter. letter from
himself to the editor OF the Norfolk Free Pl ess
dated Clifton, Amelia. l3h MAY, SAYS.
MY ledger will show that at The end of each
quarter The account with The government was
regularly balanced the Duplicate accounts
"hlfh kept corresponded precisely with the
original accounts aud abstracts forwarded 10
Washington at the end of each quarter and
thai they were forwarded my letter book viii,
prove. These Ibings have shown TO some Of
my iiiends in Petersburg, but nntil the fever
witch has been produce ed on the public mind
shall %subs,de, any attempt at explanation will
be useless. I have, however, written nany
private letters 10 my friends in Washington
aud Richmond, giving this statement, m order
That they may SET" NC.
This extract is repubiished in the Petersburg
Old Dominion, the editor of winch paper puts
no sort of confidence in Col. Robertson's ex
PLANTATION. A writer III the sam paper declares
that there is no doubt of Col. RS guilt. and
processes TO be astonished AT " The impotence"
OF thsse who deny it. We know nothing about
II but 1t seems strange, if Col, Robertson has
deirauded the government, that he should deny
the fact-aware, as he must be, thar the truth
cannot long be concealed or mysrided ; and
TINT, should The charge be eventually establish
cd against him, his Using enuous efforts now 70
deceive his friends will recoil upon hinselL.
in the utter destruction of any confidence il,
lis integrity which may yet lnger in lh.ir
breasts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
Ragwell, Smith and HANNAH
Commission Merchants,


yEeAylNG taken Samuel Hannah as a part
RI nex in our concern in Richmond. the bu-
mess in. future will be conducted under the
nm Of Bagwell, Smith and Hannah, and under
me superintendance aud management OF Mr..
Hannah, in person. =,
We shall continue our business here, and will
fn,ure transact a Commission Business, AMI
respectfully tender our services to the pubic IN
chat capacity. Advances will be made on pro-
duce when placed III our hands, ii required.
SMITH. BAGWELL q CO..
Feb: | otniff9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

MUST received, a few packages fresh Spring
% Goods, purchased at auc ION in the Nor.
,nern Markets, which the subscribers will sci
ut The very lowest prices for cash.
Colored Barge aud Cote Paley for Ladies
Dresses
palmariue, Pea Green and other colors do
Iaconet Flounced Robes
Swiss do
Jaconet and Cambric Muslms. "a
Gauze Ribbons, A new aud beautiful
Lusuing do style,
Belt do do
Black do No. 3.
Sigonia Cashmere
One case sup. Irish Linens
NavarIno Bonnets
Hien's and Boys Leghoro H0t7.
TURNER & KERR.
May 20 diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
REVIEW

or the LyncIburg Markets,
Corrected )or The HirRtnian, by
lHoMas A HoLcomRr and RICHARD IYnzr,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Tobac.i
co, from So 60 to Z 90
Interior 10 common, Q 90 to ; 81
Common TO good,I 3 bOlb 8 co
O0ou 10 hne, @ 90 In y OF
strips. 3 oO TO 4 OF
Refused. Il 30 10 , 90
Inspected the past week 40i hhds. Of passed
tobacco; i0s hhds. refustd-iota 5lo.
We Rre inspecting less tobacco than uannl
Tor tue season. The quality continues to be
Indifferent, aud the prices without change.
We have 10 late foreign adyiaes.
Flour. getting dull 81 Oh
Wheat ba In col
Corn 7.
VhiskoyI % %
Hemp, 100 TO 4 90
Bacon 7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Commission Merchants,
AA|ILL in future sell Tobacco and al
w Kinds of Produce, m commission, aud
are prepared TO make liberal dvnncementR
They will also receive and ship produce of oy-
cry description for n moderate compensation
Their office Is kept nj the GROCERY STORE
OF A.. .. N'sh II Co. where they Keep constant.
y 90 hand n general assortment of GR0cf.
h'Es, comprising almost every article IN lhrir
lInri
May % nwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

bis successor. though we think II undsservsd ~
Mr.. Moore. is ,trikiugly illustrative Of his LII
eraiiiy OF feeling.
Exhibition Of Colts.-We understand tina, ar
interesting exhibition Of Shakspeere's colt,
took place at Liberty las, MONDAY. The colt,
present were remarkably due, both for beauty
II torn and general appearance. The pre-.
mium OF $50, offered by William Terry, Esq.
the proprietor OF Shakespeare, for the best colt,
was awarded 10 MIR. Pleasant Greasy.
iahonS hetS,-A few days ago, We copied
from the Virginia Literary Museum n propo
sl''oo' which originated 10 thar print. suggesting
The propriety Of eudeavorins to remunsra,s. IN
some measure, the heirs VI Robert Fulton. who
are lobor'ng under the ills Of penury. for the
great benefit which the genus ofthcir lIlnsiri.
Gus father had conferred upon mankind, aud
particularly upon this country. The plan Sug
gested was, that u Box should be placed in
each Steamboat. IN which one cent should be
DEPOSITED by every passenger. or. It any should
refuse tlis HHltng tribute. that II should be de-
Quoted from his passage money. We are glad
To see that there IS a prospect OF this scheme
being carried into effect. We learn, from the
fredericksburg Arena, that it became the sub
Jet oil conversation among some gentlemen
on board the Paluxrnt. on her way 20 Freder-
lcksburg. ON the l2th inst. when Messrs. Jane.
NJ. Garnet, Joseph c. Cabell, Augustine Neale
aud lohn Warning, (all Virginians of some dis.
%tinction) determined to presents box TO the
new steamboat Rappahaunock. with "a request
that she might first try the experiment. The
box was accordingly made, and the next morn
ING pfesented all The pfoprIetors who could be
met ".dl expressing mach qualification at hav-
ing IN opportunity 10 set 50 pthiscw orthv an
example. The box has the following in.ciip-
ton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED. on Thursday the 18th inst. n
Greensborough, Georgia. by The Rev. DIR. Lo
vice Pierce. Mr.. WIN. II. MORGAN, formerls
ofihis place, to Miss MARY l.. Mo0NGER.
Of the former.
-. 10 Decatur. Dekalb county, Georgis.
on the 23d ui,. by MI. George Clifton, T.q.
Mr.. HEZEKIAH H.. FoO1E. Attorney ct
Law aged 20 years, TO Mss JULIAN ADAMS
aged 10 years. one mouth aud ~ninsteen DAYS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Hemming and Sons Needles, DC.
HnHE ubscriber has this day received a
J complete assortment OF
r. Hemming g. Sons Needles,
NIedallions, Shirt Buttons, new ~articIe.)
English Trepan Tooth Brushes, Ladies' fancy
Work Boxes, do do Trunks AZ. &c
SAMUEL AYRES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
TURNPIKE .
AND
CARRIAGE HORSES.

FENHE Subscriber offers his FIVE Shares in
d the Lynchburs and Salem Turnpike, at
$500. Also available pair of Carriage Horses,
days and a good match, large, strong and
gentle they would suit the Stage elegantly !;
"lll work in any place together. or single and
one Of them a good saddle horse. They will
be shown at any time in Lynchburg-prlce
S200-negotiable notes al 60 or 80 days, at Ell
Their of he Banks, will be taken. A line adj
dressed 10 me, otter Bridge Post Oiice, will
meet with prompt attention.
JOHN LEFTWICH.
May 81 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Best Opaque German Qnllls and Ink
Stands.
NOR sale a large supply Of bss; .opsars
German Quills-and also n variety Of ink
Stands, OF Glass Wedg wood. &c.
Howell DAVIES.
May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

49, Il young men of this place are
49, invited TO attend al the school room
oil the Associated Methodist Church
on Saturday nigh, the 29lh in,t. at early can.
die light. An address will be presented ,hem Oh
q subJec. Of deep Interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

and the light, assumes a pale biueish tint
:. hoAta lea, the solution is hlu-, inclilin.
,stL . but ir il is adulterated. il shows a.
- colnr,, yellow, green and black,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
NEW BLISTER CLOTH.

r ..tslAsc celebrated patent Biislering Cloth.
"iT subscriber has this day received a sup
- ply oil Perkins celebrated patent Blister
;.s ION which. Tor certainty of drawing, &c
" 'a'u 10 Dc preferable to any other now in
May 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

n The Governor Of Lonisiann has issued
a Proclamation, directing the free persons Of
color to remove beyond the limits Of that
State. in conformity with the provisions Of a
lew passed AT the late SEES sion OF rs Legislature,
an abstract Of which was pubiishhed IN our lasl
paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

"H 'naosural ob,d. see that the laws ofthe land
are faithfully executed and that, if il shal be
necessary. he will use all the means placed in
his hands 10y the constitution aud lnws 10 9uell
any rebellious movement and 10 punish its au-
,hors' The Washington Telegraph. and other
Ia'houn''es deny that this was the meaning OF
the President bot, al the same time, they do
not co"descend to give US hsu translation of
the toas'. At all events II Is unfortunate lha,
the PTesident's friends ate unable TO compre
nend hun. lhey nerd not expect 10 DC relieved
from the difficulty in which they are involved
by any explanation from the President him
self, since IT is clearly 10 hs interest TINT he
should be understood by neither party-Piae
his letter 10 Or. Coleman. advocating a juai.
c'ous tarlh-and winch, like the toast. is adap
ted to all merItIaos-to Ohio and Pennsy Iva.
n'a as well as to South Carolina aud Georgia
Commend Us 10 such a D.lphlc oracle
" Among the L. S. Senators, whose terms
OF service expire in March. 1881. Is Mr.. Ro~un
of Kentucky. The frieuds of Mr.. Clay having
an unduubted ascendancy in that State, Mr.
Il. will of course he permitted TO go into retire.
ment, unless, indeed, his services to he pdriD
should be rewarded by some Office in the eft
OF the Federal Executive. BY the way. Mr..
Rowan is one Of the newly wool dyed Renub.
IicaaS. as might have heen coniectured by his
Iniempernte zeal in defending principles which
he Of old time mos, cordially abIored adding
another to the myriadS ofeyidence already e1.
l5ting ofthe truth Of the adage, that one Zen
, gade is worse than len Turks" The kentue-
ny sentinel says, " he was conspicuous in the
federal ranks in 1912, aud for some years af
towards, that he wa the violent opposer aud
reViler Of The pr i%uciples and ithu administration
" the immortal Jeherson--that 50 violent was
hlS opposition TO the republican party of thai
day, that he was called - the bell.we the, of the
federal pack IN K entucty.' But, prtsfo oha4re ,
he is now the foremost champion OF Jefferso-
man principles. as lie chooses TO Interpret
them. The same paper asserts, eInphatieally,
that " John Rowan never can ha elected 10 the
Senate Of the United States again-dg anu
party Tor he has become loalhsome 10 ali par.
ties"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

u We learn, from the Richmond Dali,
Wing of the 2lSt inst. that at meeting, on the
preceding day, of the Stockholders of the
Bank of Virginia. it was determined to accept
the charter offered to them by the last Lcgrsla.
ture-aycs $40, noes 500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

NviNES.- sale. an e,cellen, sop4
w ply Of WINS, viz
Old Madeira, superior
Old Port, do
CIarrt Several kindsJ some yeft sup
Malaga, 2 kinds
Champaign, superior. &c. &c.
Howell DAVIES.
May 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Iorns and Flour of Emery.
At'oi' Sale a large supply of Corns of Enc
- ryan numbers, aud also Flour of Eme-
May "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

J,,J from Colombia.-Capt. Ella, of the.
otaoosr Bstsey, in 81 days from Sa,inilia de
sssIamLis. reports that no decisive change had
NON nI,te IN the affairs OF the country. II
'.as ,enorted at Carthsgcna, that Bolivar had
saso waited upon by II great number Of The
60, inhabitants Of Bogota, and likewise by the
III authorities, begging him TO accept again
-. ,nnrems command Of Colombia. The he.
cal, Saws Cop,. +. ''~us not known when |
NOD. This. information comes from good
authority w. i'o'O'' oo@'
Fran Ho~raua-Privs'e adyices from Havana
of,be la inst. received in this city, and COM
mnnicated 10 US, confrm the belief that the ex
nsdiuon said to have beeo fitting out IN Spain
,,ar. ,e,s invasion Of Mexico, has been gwen
NJ a, least for the present sam. Llorente,
,ubo was TO have commanded It, going back to
F,rope, and intelligent men geheraily rejec-
,ing The old rnmors, which had not yet ceased.
Mo, more than 1900 men were 10 be expected
+, Cuba. aud all these are necessary 10 supply
yacsn, pIaces as the term Of service oi the
,eoiments in garrison has expired, aud The re-
mains OF the former expedition are almost 10 a
man ,ncurable, aud therefore unfit to take their
nlac.s. LN. Y. DAILY Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

We are authorised to announce BALDA
MDANlEL, esd as IA candidate tor the state
5enale, for the D,suict Of Bedford and Frank
lin al the October election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

~ In" Alexandria Gazette haq given a ire.
mendous dose Of political ireeacbusna to Mr..
Richie, by rcpuhllshlns a butter philippe writ
tc" by Inn on the IN Of Aafea, 1910. against
the man, whom he was ready 10 der(g aud wor-
ship on the 4tt Of ,]iuoa, 1920. We cry oul
psccaui : for MIR Il. and beseech the Gazette to
spare him. In seven years, II is thought by
some that the physical organization Of man I'M.
dergocS a complete change. In ten yeats. pro
badly, a s'm'tar process revolutionlzes the
mind. Let this be his excuse, unless be can
find a better for himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

" The Richmond Enquirer OF the Odd inst.
copies an article against the u. 5. Bank from
the U. S. Telegraph, written in the usual yilu-
perative strain OF thai print, and credits II 10
that excellent, journal, the Baltimore Ghroni-
cls The Chronicle should forthwith purge it.
self of the honor which the Enquirer ha, con-
ferred upon ii, by thus assimiIating II, in some
sort, to the Mud Machine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
ONE CENT BOX.
Wit 'EFT'E TVNs
LET INDIVIDUAL GRATITUDE
COMPENSATE FUL rows UEiRS.
For NArioNAL NkGLLcr.

The hing Of SpdiR.-Ihls monarch has been
nnlyeysnlly depicted rs morose. sour b,gut.
and a ylndictive, bloody yrant-unsNble aud
indecisiVe IN his resolutions, and cowar,lly in
action. And the rapid decline OF Span since
he has Gwayed the sceptre, connected with 9th
er circumstances, will not permit Us 10 doubt
That such Is ms true character. Vet, all men
Of elevated rank in society, however strrprd in
guilt, have their friends. OF what IS verse.
tlsir naterers. Such an one, undoubtedly, is
the author of the suhjoined extract of a letter
from Madrid, published in u late Baltimore
paper, Notwithstanding IL is said he ia - distln-
gurshcd young Baltlmorean, whose character
aud personal opportunities OF observation en-
title his observations to great weight:
q As for King Ferdinand, whom I'VE have
heard Described as u ~pettiCoat making
monarch he Is the last plauin Spain whom IN,
acquaintance would suspect oi such cifrminnie
Of masculine person. character and conduci-
= man Of business, working harder, It Is sad,
AT the bureau lnan ANY monarch ~ Europe
uniting 10 these, und0ubied personal intrepidly
/ Ar from beng IA bIgoi IL matters of Religion,
he IL considered the NEST liberal OF tue circle
III which he moves
The writer must obtain corrohorating iesii-
mony, before We eau believe that Ferdinand
VII. sal Tor this picture.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

" We haVehad singular weather, consider.
ing the season of the year. On Saturday morn
atmosphere, that winter clothing was substitu-
ted for the lighter dress offspring and summer
II was still colder on Sunday, aud what render
ei nearly the whole day by rain. Monday wa,
cloudy and so cold that II was very uncomfou.
able without fre. Ga Tuesday, II was some.
what warmer. though it sull continued 10 rain
until about 10 o'clock. A. NJ. when il once
more became clear aud t~olerably pleasant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

" Mr. Hendricks, a Senator from Indiana,
voted Tor the confirmation oil Amos kendaIl's
appointment. The reasons which prompted
his course are best known 10 himself. They
were no doubt such as 10 satisfy him offs cor.
rsciness. But, ifhe 40 not wish his excellent
reputation to he mildewed, he should beseeeh
the Telegraph to spare lis euIogions. Praise
Lom that quarter is, IN the general, equivalent
10 the iuLlest reproach.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

u Col. Russell JARVIS, who was formerly,
as our readers will recoliecf, a partner OF
Duff Green, and more recently his assailani,
is out again upon him. He is as bitter and a
busive as before and is a tit antagonist for
Duff. We could admonish him, however, TO
keep out of The way OF the eight fee, pe,cus-
sion lock mahogany r%istol, . which recently
threw A certain New York Lieutenant into a
cold sweat.
W The proceedings at the Dinner given to
Gen. Harrison, in Cincinnati, will be found in
another column. The Chronicle. pr inted in
that town, notes, as "a remarkable circumstance,
that the elegant building in which the dinner
was given stands upon the site of Fort Wash
ington, which was commanded by General.
then Lieutenant Harrison in the year l793.-
The toast Of Gen. Hsrrison, complimentary to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
WOOL CARDING.

May 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-08

S3~S~ O~e
more subject 10 HE conirol than the man Ia the
moon.-j6. y .ss 81.
Mr.. Cuts. the late Second Comptroller, has re-
ceived ~ caplnymeat. inthe Department Of Spse, in
connekion with, or spsriniendenee Of the reisrqs Of
the Censas. IN S ,5 a
!. The Hen. Samuel Z. Soushard. late Secretary Of
the Navy, delivered Grafton ON the 4sh Of Jaly,
hefare che Mechanics Association Of Newark.
i. The boats from the north have tOr several weeks
pasI. says tle BaFliagOn tvs. Sentinel. been lied
wiih Enelish, Scotch. and Irisl Emigsants. Their
aPpsaraacs rather favorable. tey being ,olerahIy
well clad. ~ va ss
wAs &c he yss.nds OH. Wsa7--If PROFESSIONS
were iaken - The test 81 eadship he high claims
ssi W last wiaieF ~ ths sou.hers Senssors woaid
at once prove solusionof qaesion ard se Sonth
wonld ~ - dowa - Inc aaeompromising tisnds d
the West Bat how Do faets epnpnre wiih ascinra-
soss! On he passage of die AayssiIIs and Lsxiag-
,sa Raaa Bin, ssery ssnsheEn senaier sass sse 20
tsd sasins sle biIl~whils every New-Eagiand Sens
cor save NO, aad one Of them friead of Ges jack
son, were ssad he sm advocates ard supporters q
the bsL who ,Asn are DE friend; . e he wss,i
EspeR.-The census Of this iown : complsieds-
The nambsr Of inhahisaa,s . 6177: males aasR, fs-
males 408I, aliens 60, deaf and danb2. blindl. Tbs
uronorsien 81 ldpsgsnss aaa ehaseais very malis-
Nearly enc bali are between ths sges of2o aud So
The village Of BslsideFs eoniaias abasi 500 isiab
aa.s, Who arc amosl ezslaaixsy aspsudsai apsa ~
misunderstanding iaisFssss ibr busnsss; and Who aFs
sspasassdfssm LsWsii oaly " gsnssFa river.
Ths Nusth Adams Amesisnns speaks 81 cotton &c
tory u thai plasa. ownad ~ tF 0ies Tiahef who's.
maehiassy i pFepsllsdhy dssA
The reduction of duties IN Teas. Colise
Cacoa. Salt end Alelnssss. whsu ~ fall opera
zion, win amount 10 S0,47e,TeS PER anpum.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-08
TAXESy TAXESy

NOTICE is hereby given to the Inhabit.
IN ants Of the Town Of New ilford and
the non-residents liable to pay Taxes ia said
Town, that will attend at the Inn Of Mr..
Lyman Keeler, ia said New ilford. on Fri
day the goth day Of August, 1880. from 4rill
z o'clock. p. M; on Saturday the 21st of.
August, 1880, ut the Store Of Mr.. David
Burr in the society Of Bridgewater.r froms&
till q O'Clock 10 the afternoon, to receive their
list i899.
Those neglec:ing to settle their taxes 6n or
urrorr si.ct t;..se -sssst expect TO pay fees a.
the law directs. ~
OLIvER w. PICKETT, Collector. NJ
New-Milford, July 9TH, I829 ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-08
NOTICE.

ID URSUANT to<an order from the Hon.
IL Court Of Probate for the District of Sl,a-
ron, July Isl, 18SO--lyiiI be sold at public Or
private sale, all or az much IF the real estate
If Major JOHN WEBB,
late Of Canaan, III said district, deceased. "A
will pay the sum 6fone thousand enc HUNDRED
and thirty-one dollars and 6ffyr four cents,
with incidental charges Of sale---io be sold or
or before the 50 day Of August Hext.
JOHN F.. WEBB,
JOHN RUSSELL, Jr. Adna'sv.
SIDNEY B. WEBB, s1f
. Canaan. July 2, 1880 ss E Al
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-08
Making 40 aggrsga.e Of ssO,s5s 80

The dividends made 20 the School Soci
cites tie pmsa year, amounted, NJ bet0s
stated, TO 80 ceBts-uW-eaeh child enumers
ted--S5 cents Of which was declared m,
payable on the LIST day Of October last, an
amounted 10
IS cents on the lst of March last, amount
ing to
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-08
NOTICE

GIX months from the date hereof have
~ been allowed hy the Hon. Court af Pro-
bate for the District Of Litchfeld for the ere
ditors to the estate of
ANN FYLER,
late Of Harrington. IN said district. deceased,
to exhibit their claims against said estate Ia
the undersigned. executor Of the last viii and
testament Of said deceased, after which time
none will be allowed. All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested 10 make immedi,t
ate payment 70 b. d. -. N. 81
''.t' AMBROSE TYLER, Erecufor.
1iTyiagton, Jane IS, 1880 "a