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&. THroDopE LApIco. E,q.
american Consul, Port MdhOn

(2l
UNITED STATES or AMERICA NAVY DEPoT,
Port .Mdhon 2ith .dpril, 1928
declare to have received by Theodore Ladco Esq,
American Consul from the stores OF the aforesaid de pc,
under his chaIg and for the OF the United Sates'
ship Con'tiiu'ion commanded by Daniel r. Patterson
ESQ, Captain Commard"r, the following stores or
provi-ions, for which 1 sign tripicate receipts to
wit
PURsER's DEPARTMENT..
Flour, sixty-six barrels.
Fread, nine hundred and eighty four barrels.
Beef, two hun lred ard thirty. eight barrels.
Pork, two hundred and nine barrels.
Beans, seventy. eight casks.
Rice, twelve barrels.
Butter, iorty-tircc Casks
Candles eighteen boxes.
Whi'ky, one hundred and eghty-sevcn casks.
Moa.ses, four casks.
Vinegar, twelve casks.
Blue cloth jackets. one hundred and fifty.
Blue cloth trowser-, four hunifed and nifty
Pea jackets, eighty.
Flannel siirts, four hundred and FIFTY.
Duck frockF one hundred and thirty.
Stockings, two hundred and eighty.two pars.
Shoes, seven hundred and ninety nine pairs.
Mattresses, ten
Black silk handkerchief, one hundred.
II. b. RAN DOLPU.
Approved: Ptyser pro tenn.
DANIEL Il. PATTERSON.
CGpt"in.
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CoMAfITrEE Room,

30ih March, 1880.
SIN: As Chairman of sreciA Comqitee of the
Senate, am charged 10 make certain inquiries upon
sulje on which have cause 10 believe you
muDicate information
therefore, ask OF you the favor to call at my
lodgings, at Mrs Bake's Peunsy lvsnia Avenue, at
hour when the Senate l. not i'm ession, during session
hours, at the Senate Chamber. may be most convent
ent 10 YOU. Yours,
T. L. CHAMBERS.
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Nus L. Ny tho Albany Argus) young aud highly
W c wcf monber oF Congress, from the Western part of
Sae lied u W ashnston the winter before last, Mr. H. Wis
ted hot tomb lew weeks sncc which lao paid tho fol-
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L. L. CHAMBERS.
JOHN c. RIvEs, T. q

Similar notes addressed to Mr. T. H. ellis,
Chisi Clerk, aud Messrs. Getty and Handy, Clerks in
this Office.
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AMOS Kendall, Esd. FOirfh .fdiiOr.
LcALnLha LnL He EnlLLL LLuHLnr

f'f'HIihS W me FOtHW .iHWfOT.
MidsbiPnan Jenkins afterwards called at the office,
nsPcce tl8o entry, denied receiving the money, pro-
nOunccd ms receipt forgery and offered certify TO
that effect the tOok. lie subsequently called again,
said lac had converscd wi'h Mr.. Normau and thought
he might have received the money. On examining the
account u found, that, if he I'D receive it, he was
ofcrpaid about S}3, when hc declared that he would
acknowledge himself even, that day, but knew that
he haI not becn Overplj. lie still denied the sigma
turc but said that dshidman Edwards, whose initials
were opposite to the receipt might have been authorized
10 receipt for him.
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J. X. PAuLpINa, Eea.


s. Ask Norman whether Timberlake packed ur
bi' private letters not, before his DEATH n not W he
had possession Of them, and in what condition were
hey when the ship arrived at Boston; and what was
done with them. Also, what disposition was made Of
Imberlakes property al Boston; there any slope;
did Randolph distribute any OF them; what amount oil
hem was there elonging TO Mr. Timberlake, and
what became of them! You will think Of many other
questions calculated TO elicit the truth.
What will be said, il ii shall turn out that Timber.
lake has been made defauter, that the Secretary oil
War nigh, be charged with the fraud!
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IN Chesterfield Superior Court OF Law, june Sd.

3 Chesterfield Superior Court oil Law June 3D.
William Fl. Mnson John Min-l
son, William Evans Thoma. Fus. In a Writ of Rich,
sell, and Polly his vile, Nancy for one tenement o.
Evans, John Evans, Sally tioohe half acre Lot in In
inomas Evans, and Fanny Hut Town of Chester
c'"s' DemandanIs and county of Ches-
Alexander l.. Bots Tenant
The precipe quOd reddIt, issued in this case heinz
returned not found and it appearing to the sat,acon
OF The Court that the Tenant resides in the county nj
ienrico on the motion Of the Demandants by heirAt
orney, Writs OF Erigi fdcas are awarded them tn he
directed TO the SheIifs OF Chesterfield and HeDrico
counties, returnable here, &c.; and il is ordered thar
copies OF the said Writs be published in the Richmond
enquirer as me law directs. Copy Tes,e,
-, l.. NUNNALLY, n. ca
The Co"'monoeaM Of Virginia-To The Sheriff Of
49, HenTicO County, Greeting
We command you that you cause Alexander r.
Dots 10 be required from County Court TO County
Court until five Courts be passed, i: he doth net an.
pear, and II he doth appear, then summon him tba, ha
he before the Judge of Superior Court of Law far
Chester held county, tn Courthouse on the first 5,
o. me next term to shew wherefore lie hath not rem
Gered unto William II. Minson, John Mnson. william,
Evans Thomas Fus'elI, and Polly his wife Nancy
Evans, John Evans, Sally Goode, Thomas Evans ami
Fanny Hn'chins, co-Parceners and heir. of James
ha'Ke' deceased, Que tenement lot containing half
an acre OF Land, with the appuItenances living in The
own oil Chester, and County of Chesterfield And
that You have then there this wfit:-Witnes. p.,
Pondexter, Clerk of our sad Superior Court NJ w -,
the Courthouse, the ISh day of June Ammo Denim;
$780, and in the 5ih year of our Independence.
PARK POINDEXTER Clerk
copy Tese, l.. NUNNALLY, d. C.
June 20. 1E 7.
IN CiiANCERY--At Rules held m the CI,1k,s O1-
n hre CT the County Cou't OF Mecklenburg on the
fret Monday in June, 1880 - ~
Nancy Calls, James G.. Calls Henry Csui. .J
Elijah Calls, Pin ""u
against
Samuel G. Osborne and Elizabeth his wifi. Danrc.,-
liz and WIN. Calls, Ia. az
The defendants Daniel Calls and William Ca,lis
moi having entered their appearance according 10 The
Act OF Assembly, AMI the Rules of this Couri and IL
auacory appearing, hat they no, inhabitants Of
nus slate on motion OF The plaintiffs ny their Attornev
IL Considered That The said Defendants do annesr
mere on the brst day Of September Court H. and en-
Ter heir appearance and answer the Plaintiff BiIJ
ana hata Copy OF This Order b. inserted in ore of thu
newspapers printed in the City Of Richmond for eisht
week succeyively and posted the front door Of ,h
Courthouse OF 'a'd county. Copy. Teste
June 20 * %, - =. u
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s9QMltWleQs.
Statement IF the accounts of d. q. ITnb.rlakc and r.
b. RdRRo M- [CoNcLUDED.1
O5)

NEW OaK, .WGTtH Is, 1880.
Sur: Your letter OF The ith uimo was received this
day an! would have been received and answered at an
carly period had il been sent TO my residence Hudson
N. Y Any communication you may have occasion to
maze, please direct TO that place
In reply 10 your incrogatories, can only say that
the charge made Icy puscr Tnbcrlake, alluded TO in
your letter is entirety iHcOrycct never received mo-
ney from him, others, without giving arecopt for the
same
II mistake not, on reference TO your books, YOU
will find was transferred to the Porpose either be-
fore or near n period vt all events, had ne other
afraHces than H'y pa'7 far ichjch itUdrid6iy care
receipts Very respectfully
Your Obedient servant,
~
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Dr. United States Many Department, in account
nth Lieut.. r. % Randolph, acting Purser Of the
Il. s. Ship Constitution, CR.
ID II. Patterson, Esq. COn,,ndHdeT.
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r. -, RANDOLPH, acting Pwser,
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OFFICE BANK U. s.

Hon. SECRETARY or THE NAVY.
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Randolph check Norfolk this amount.
tGave Mr. Randolph check Richmond Office for $1,000,
and tho balance Ia cash for his check
Tins credit of the Treasurer Of tbs u. States.
OFFICE BANS USTED STATES,
Boston, October 81, 1898.
SAM. FROTHGNGHAM, Cushior.
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N.cHANCERY--In No,toway County Court, 9th
May, 1880: w.
Barteles z. Todd, admtr Of William Bates, decd
I'D. Complt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Baecuor's Safe of Land and Negroes:
AUGUST 2Sih, 1890

AUGUST z0in, 1870.
4 n conformity with the last will and testament of
~ Hob. Morrison decd, will expose to public sale
on the premises for casb Thursday the sD,b Sen,
next, If fair, otherwise the far dav tract Of
Land lying in the county of AIbemarle one and a
half miles from Warren on James River. conIoinint,
one thousand four hundred If very superio1
quality, well adapted to The cul urs { Corn Wheat
and Tobacco, and is high tat of Improvement
and cultivation. There is on the premises n most
comfortable dwelling-house, with every necessorv
clubhouse in good repair. The stables and barns are
IN good state of preservation and of the mos,
venlent kihd-tndeed feel no hesitation whether
.ne neighoourhoo6 the heaithDess of the s,tuation
the FERTILITY OF the SOIL the comfortable and conve
Dient arrangements about the Farm be taken into
consuefatlon, ih Pronouncng 1T of the most de-
eido'' eStanlishments IT the upper country
more minute description rs deemed unnecessayv &C
u is presumed those who wish TO purchase will v;o,
the lands and judge for themselves As the above
sale IS made to pay the debts Of the estate. # will
most certainly be sold without reservation FIR ,ybat
ever it will command
at The same time and place will sell on crodt rs
twelve months, about thirty negroes as 1keIv and ss
valuable as any in Virginia, and the life ostr. . ~
urs. Morrison IN about as many more-,Ebeyc ,,i
likewise be sold at the time and place and -,
the same terms, the stock Of every kind conssfin
OF noTSes cattle, sheep and hogs together with the
household ond kitchen furniture and farrDinn utc,sils
OF every description Bonds with approved sec,,ri,,
will DO required of the purchasers.
NELSON p. SHELTON. Ex,or
of
BoBT. MORRISON, Decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
HERkIMER CONVENTION

me third Gubcrnatoria Convention has met,
WIN the ressts announced below This was the
van buren-allas the Jackzon-alias the Republican
Convention The political huckster having arranged
matters during his two months absence from his off
cal duties, has returned to Washington CITY. we
know not the extent of Mr.. Van Bnreh's ponu1aruv
in New York, but this country has continued fo,v
more unpopular men than he is generally. Ills at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Fr0m be charleston a. Ga-eae.
EDGEFlELD AGAIN.

~.
"o large public meetings held in Edoehed Dis
C W whcb according the Bdgeed Hive NULLIFICA
; 10 bEEh NULLlFiBD Resolutions adopted IN.
al both meetings pledgng for no canddnfe
lEp ne State Legislature 1otO advocates MULTIPLICATION
OF the Hive IN concluding his editorial article on this
~ punsenily remarks: "The party who were so anxious
me candidates pledged TO their favo,e policy previous
erection, should have borne in hat was quite
ding % F e0"'O " Tvs wv" o"i
tse meetings. the following resolution was also uani
- mat the true patriotism well known integrity
No U'eo' political views that General DAVID r. WI
Ffoples Conaidafe for next C;overnnr " ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

The age Of the CnssSUT tree, is said 10 rival that
ofthc Oak while it is not inferior in the durability Of
Gifts wood There is Chestnut tree at Tortwcrtb.
in Worcestershire, England, that was known as
boundary mark in the reign of King John This
tree was then believed to be than 500 wears old
making IT'D age al his time. above 90 years The
diameter GIFTS trunk is feet and still bears fruit.
Gen fnnr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

objects They u,ay soon satisfy themselves 20 The
origin and the necessity of this regeneration of their
party--of Jeilerson's party They may satisfy
the mselves whether the working opposed to
the Tammany faction or to republican principles,
tie Courier and Enquirer, the democratic cause.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

Christopher inbony Henry Davis john Ace jon T5ur
mar Ohm Early. Elijah Fletcher, Dr. John J. cahel David
mo,c me name al the chairman OF the meeting added
me following resolution, then offered aud agreed
cure mo the pectcab'y of eectns steamboat navigation
me ames iver from Lynchburg Richmond, together
VIM me probable costs of the work; and they report the
result OF their enquiries to the meeting.
Inc blank IN the preceding resosiion Gled with tho
10 rs'''u,o the committee: Messrs Deen. Samuel
T ry John NJ Warwick, Nauace Lanshone, Jr John
Victor, San Garland and Henry Davis
On motion Of Samuel Clayton Esq Resolved That
appointed ny this meeting he and they are hereby
ctVsy authorized to Ill any vacancies that may in
those bodies or either Of them.
On motion Of MIR W." N. Rves Esq Resolved That when
tns meeting adjourns, will adjourn again at O'Clock
T. NJ on the las, Saturday of October
and That the Editors of newspapers NJ Lyne6u1s
object OF this meeting be publish proceedings
ALBION MCDANIEL, Chairman.
RlcHAnD n Torn Secretary.
--GEsG-
REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN TENNESSEE.
greeahv to previous notice assemhage of the
citizens OF knox convened the Count House Knox
ns suitable candidate for the Presidency Of the United
States Henry Johnson, Esq. called TO the Chair and
solutions introduced by Joseph Williams Esq adopted
without dissenting voice.
our Goveroen conducted witt, that OF
and Justice has vet felt the sau,ay effect of
Resolved That high handed Illegal measures which
have so denonstrably character zed the present
not in accordance with the principle, laid By Wash
insou Jefferson and aadi>np, aud that concider those
measures renenant best interest," prosperity of
country
Resolved That, the opinion meeting Horny Clay
Of Kentucky is ti!c suitable person ill Executive
Chair and that we will all honorable promote his
election
Resolved That Peter Griffin. Reuben Emmett Wn Carr
Benjamin Lindsey Moss Cardwel, Tobias Kennedv be
and they hereby appointed Committee of Vigilance
Correspondence, aid i'll advancing the OF
guhcd character whose dear
and whose eoquencc has elevated the character
bis native laud and attracted The admiration foreign
tries
Received That Editor Of National Journal he res
rcc'iy requested publish the above proceedings and that
The Kentucky Reporter, Mary lander Patriot and ether
papers friendly to the good cause he requested copy.
HENRY JOHNSON. CE,man
IN ,ScIs Dudley. Secrctary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
NEW ToRK Sent m

NEW 1ORk, sept. III.
The Balloon ascension. Dnrant assembled yes
tcrday afternoon, from Castle Garden. according to
previous notice. The imitation Of he Balloon com
menced about'2 o'clock, and by few minutes after
b, all necessary preparations for the ascent were
completed. The Balloon, understand is the
same that used by hlr Robinson on former
occasion at the same place. When Mr. Durart took
his station in the car, h. carried round the Gar
den that the numerous spectators might have full
view OF HIM and his arrangements. Tie Kronaut
showed perfect eomposure and distributed to those
arouad copies of Poetlcal Address written for
the occasion. About halt past O'Clock three SIR
nal guns were fred immediately thereafter the cords
were cut, and the Balloon slowly and gracefully:
but scarce had cleared the Garden ill il descen-
ed within so feet OF the river and we entertained
for moment strong fears that the car would touch
The water, bur with much presence of mind Mr.. Du
rant threw out considerable part of his ballast
When he again assembled majestically; the Eronaut
waved his flag, then with hat in hand he bowed to
if in token of NFcwe The multitude in return
loudly cheered the Intrepid voyager.
1t was clear and sunny afternoon With GENTLE
breeze from The %. II. r.. end, ~on the breath of
the gale the balloon Gosted slowly and beautifully
across he wide bay. In about half an hour after
DEPARTURE seemed to eye like bird lowering
above The blue hills of Staten Island
All present believe, were delighted with the
sPectacle-t was truly beautiful sight-the whole
Of anxious spectators, and the river was dotted with
numerous sail and row boats
p. 5 We left Castle Garden at MidniUht then
no intelligence OF Mr.. Durant had been received
Many guesses were made last night as to the place
where the Eronaut would have landed, but nothing
certain is known and are not disposed 10 advance
conjectuFes.-[C Courier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Nni4cIs DCpLEY, Secretary
iIDA5y SAINT q

ALBANY, Sept 6.
There arc ni1e '>coGin haudbills' in two consecu-
tive editorial articles of the Argus of Monday oc-
cupyng about half 4 column of that witty inreni-
ous dignifed and vefi;abe print The Argus is
phc.ic Wow ofthe "co6fns political co0ns nanuac-
rured by the Saiina Convention; which, saws the n
7 Evening Journal "the democracy of the State
ordered to be prcnared speedily possble for the
special accommodation of the stte printer, and the
Albany Regency, and he job AIKEN by the work
ngmen,' and is nearly finished .qdooca,e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

=. ~herenP'n 1t was unanimously resolved to support
Grow ihrooP as the republican Candidate for Gov
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

temps TO manage the people of the r. State. =, h.
has his train bands at home are viewed u,,,,,.
nation his nccssant ntrigres ali directed ). .s,c
Advancement with disgust, his systematic ,,...
p!lnc'pe, with adherence, his mfexible se,6sh,,..-
with contempt. We trust and we believe H..
Waterloo defeat awaits HIM in New York. and ,h..
stripped of his fastdous consequence. as the umnra
OF New York Politics, the gentleman will eravi,ate
OF course to the station for which nature des;o,ed
him
From The ~. +. Commercial Advertiser. Semi 10
HERKIMER CoNvENTIoN.--As we anticipated and
announced the other day. the visit of the Secret,r
Vi state has been so far crowned with success no -,
secure the nomination, at Herkmer, of the cand;5
ates to whom he had promised he offices Of Govern.
or ano Lieut. Governor. The following post scrint
Is contained IN the Albany Argus of Yesterday: =.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
l. we nave Just received the result of the proceed
lnss fierklmer Judge Hogeboom, of Rensselaer,.
chairman. and Thomas Maxwell, of Tioan. md
fanc's Seger, of. Lewis, secretaries
ne convention proceeded to nominate a candidate
lot governor and the vote stood on the first ballot
For e. L Throop %
Erastss Root 30
Nathan Sanford
Wherenpon 1t was unanimously resolved to supnort
Gov Ihroop as the republican candida,, for Gov
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

" JOB PRINTING executed a, me Wis Office
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10

yoan e. Adams. Iats FsSaidsnt ofthe Unissd States has recently Iell Washinsion Gor his residence i Massaehuset.s. His health is good, but that Of hi lady is very delicate. 5 rEFhg
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
GENERAL SUMMARY.
TsELEcTgD.'

DMties.-The bills to reduce the duties on Salt nnd Moasses and to allow drawback on spirits distilled from foreign materials have passed both houses oi Congress and received the sanction of the President The first of these bills fixes tie duty on Sat at Is c,s per basel Of 56 lbs. from the 31st December ls3O to the 3lst December l83land aer that time at Gen cis per bushsl By the other the duty on Moasses is s reduced cts. Ter gallon after the 3OsI day of December 1850; and a drawback of four c,s. per gallon s allowed upon every gslloD oi spirits distilled from foreign moasses, in s exporation to any for- eign port, except such specified in the bill.
 HarIord Mirvor.
 Arrest cf Vagrants.-On Thursday evening Alder man Strong, of the Sixth Ward, aided by Messrs. Hays, Homan, Sparks, Merritt, B. Hayes, Thomas, and Farrington, police officers, with posse of the Watch proceeded to that notorOusquarer for thieves and vagran,s the Five Points, and arrested nearly hundred and forty males and females, of all colours and ages, and conveyed them so the Watch House.-- Yesterday they were brought before the Police Magis- traes for examination Alderman Strong taking scat wi,h the other magistrates, assisting in te examina- tos of the motey group, and despaiching them e prison Of those arrested, sevenly-ioar of them were committed to BrideweIl and the Penitsnsiary for vasi oss periods from forty to sixty days and oi tis n- Der upwards of sixty were females One of the men, aer being in prison, was robbed by fellow prisoner of h;z la. &c. for which the thief was committed for trial. % ~ kc #
 The arrest of SO great body Of vagrants from the same neighborhoOd, brought about the Police Office and the aseaue leading the Brdewel, several hund- red persons among wi,om another arress might have been made wi.h psoprssy, as ths principal body Of them were from the same hauuis of inigui'y. We hope, however, they will only have short respite from the fate of their companions n idleness aHd crime. Alderman Strong for his drmaess and vigil saes in sreskag up den of vagran's and thieves is deserving Of the thanks of the community at large. [This is really doing business by wholssaIe.l
 N K Daily Adv.
 Falss s.uaia.-BEasy Lewis, of Queen Ann's Coun- ". AIsrylnnd, has recovered ysrdics sf eS5O tFom Woolman Gbnun, lag bFeaeh oEpromise ot maITisge. 0ihson is widowsr aged % yeaFs-and Aary Lewis ls between 29snd 90 ysaEs ofage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
Probate Court, District of WOUdbury, ! P ,.. ts.s-g- June 5, 1880. M "A

ToHN SrRoNs. jr. Esq. guardian of Cyrus O A. Stoddard, minor resident in Wood bury, having this. day filed his petition in this Court, praying Ger liberty to sell about Eve acres of land, situated tn Woodbury, being the same land devised by Jeruslla Miner tU him. bounded South by highway. all other sides by Elisha Miner. of about the value ol one hundred dollars.
 The Court assign the third Monday of An- gust, 1880, at 9 A. M., at the Probate Ohice in Woodbury, for the f0rtIser consideration oi said petition. and direct thas notics of its pen dency be given by advertising ehls order n a nevvsnaper publishcd in New Havenor Litth- field. three weeks successiveiy at least six weeks before said third Monday of August.
 30 CHARLEs B. PHELPS. Jndge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
esat e4p AFEW MORE tl'ARss New" \ Goods. $. P. & VIM. BOLLES, Have this day received another supply of s..5 NEWr GOODS, suitable .for .I-o.

AMONG THEM WILL BE FOUND
 A FEW handsome CALICOES, some very "A neat and elegant-Fancy HDKFS. of Gauge, Berage. Silk, Sc. Gc. comprising a pretty assortment of this article--Also, Gloves and --.HOSfERY-Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS--PARASOLS--MERINO SHAWLS-Bo"k, Swiss, Null, Sarcenet, Medium, and Cambric MUSLINS--Long Scotch, and Bishop Lawns--Linen CAM BRICS and HDKFS.-Irish LINENS and DIAPERS-Bobbinett LACES and FOOT INGS-LACE vEILS-Sinchews Sarce. nets. Levantines. Gro dc Berlin. and other SILKS-ALso. good assortment of Cotton, Worsted, and Linen STUFFS, for mems and hoys' sunlmer clothing. ha
 With many other desirable Goods. which are offered very low for Cash, or any thing else that will answer.
 June g, 1880. 5G
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
NOVICE.

A u persons are hereby forbid from .haT-
 "A boring. trusting. pr trading with or Tor my son. LEWIS CLARK, on my account, or on any account whatever. ss do not consider him sufficiently in his right mind to act for himseII and will not be responsible for his contracts. | hereby also further forbid all persons from acceptingaHy oFdersin my name '''' EBENEzER CLARK.
 Litchfeld, yHne g, 1880 S2
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10

The National InieIgencer staiss. that although 10 reply has bees received em Mr. Rasdoiph so she in- vi,aoa of the Presidensto accept shs embassy Rus- sa, private letters leave tQ doubt that s wiI be accepted. s..s t.r.-t'..s.