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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
Spienaih FURNITURE
CHARLES KOONES

Cabis'e!, Chair AID Sofc Maker. Kin n,,,a
10 he corner Of .4yred sire, ''"' "'S>
III AS On hand, and constantly nanuf,c,,r.,
8 4 Tsl assortment Of Ge@.'
FASHIONABLE CABINET FtrnNTr,,n,
Which, far elegance and durability. def, M
His stock, generally consists ~ .''U'''s
Grecian aud plain sofas, cuuches andt.,.g.
Mahogany and Al kinds Of drawinsropp, 49,.
Grecisn, winged and single wardrobss
Pelestal-end sdebosr"ls with marble to-s,,i
Gothic an various other ditto '''.:s
per tables, with nsrb.c ana mahogany Inn,
piiier and block din.n;. c17l and breas,as,
10 claw 10 do do
Plain do 10 10 do
centric or loo
French and various o;l.sg bureaus, with 90,
mirrors '' "---5g
Ladies Us 'ins tables, with and wi,.ou. ro.--.-.
ditto wJrkstani5 and music stool,
Dit.o snd geI,cncn's cabinet, secre,as;es .r,,.
0-l"
"Assssnds, with marble sni msi.ogan, ttr,
'uchly carved aud plain MAHOGANY, bird eve ,,,.
maple and common beadste.ls '-'~.
Orb, cradles, candIcsards shaving do, nn.,,r...
andeyrr. other article in The cabinc, ln,. -~N
LLKEUIS2,
Mahogany Of various kinds steam sav.I 49,,
'H'e 'sueers, cops! VANISH, ,acking Du,.on, c'. 80
Sc. |"''
the above articles will be Opposed Ct 60. e., o.
Punciusi persons Nh the most liberal, terms.
A'cry extensive patronage from Washms.oe.t
ceS n tosay, that sill jcyer furniture 10 ~,
{! a>'r n tht' CITY free ofexpence. 70
Tuning 6 CARING e1ecWed IL Mebes,no
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

HE TaNN arN
- At Mount Sterling, about halt way be
tween BucK!and and Fsnqu'er Court iious
EssJ ~ the 1nuthern r0al. for rent, and posse
~ ,ion given 6rs, OF October next rhs fm'
Contains over thirty yats all in prime order goo"
bark hous- with IRON MILL curr ing shop, &c and ha
attached loU COOL dwelling 'u>e and 'srien, nov
occupied BY ieney Farmer. This property IS 10 goo
statioa for bark ia healthy and populous neighbor
hoot aud w-il worthy mn & business.
Foe term. which will be accommodating, apply
Phi ) Johnson Esq near the premises, or -
iuna4 ESQ JOHN son,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

II i,eApsc,ed that Militia training,
in MsyIa d will be sboIi.hsd BY IN.
next Legislature. We syn,pa,his will
all the ambitious corporals and the,
superio's. who are thus ob,iged to ma. /
lime. and recommend that they wea,
Grape on the left leg.
The blacks ar. said to be now mor.
numerous in the U. 8. than the In,
dians we're originally.
The governor Of Indiana gives in a.
bis opinion, that the State has gained
about $500 souls by emigration dur.
ing the las. year L no, less than 59CC
by natural increase.
The Albany Adrertiser says that ,
gentlemen four years since put a froQ
INTO an empty flower put, which cover
ed over another pst, Inverted, and bur.
ied the whole. two feet deep. A lew
dnys since he dug then up the frog wa,
alive, but ~uch reduced in size.
Hon. Jonathan 9. Ilun,oon has been
elected Governor OF Moihe, BY a msjar
isy Of sa4 voies over Judge Smith.
The Board Of Naval Officers for III.
examination Of Midshipmeu, met IN
Monday NJ WashiDnton.
A small coffin enclosing the corpse
o.: new born white infant, was found
"n q dunghiii. in q stable in Ph,ladel.
phia, last Friday.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30
MiAENIlNjNa

l" Northbrdiss. 24,h inc, oy John Fowler,
Esq. Mr. Edward Sssgravs Of Cumberland,
10 MES Hannah Fowler, daughter Of John
Fowler. Esq. of Norshbridee. Mas.
In Keene. N H Rev Charles Robinson. OF
uso'oo. Mass, to Miss Disn,ha. dsugh,sr Of
John Pren'iss, Esq. editor ofths N n Scn,i-
mel.
In Providence, BY the Rev Doct wayiau
hf Alfred Arno'd to Nine Sarah W. sItague,
ell Of that town.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30
CONGRESS.
TWENTY PIRsT SESSION

In the Senate On ,s ehncsday the
S0th, a reso! ution was offered by Mr.
Smith. of arylsnd, requiring ihe Sec
rstary oi War TO cause a survey TO be
made Of TIE hsrbor Of Baltimore.
! In the House of Representatives es the
( varisas resolutions which hare been
FOR msoy days lying on the table, were
taken oP. aud most Of them adopted.
The House went into Committee Of
the Whole on the State OF tho Uniou.
and resumed the consideration OF the
judiciary Bill when Mr. Strong con.
clcded. and was { flowed by Mr. Polk
asa,nst the amendment. 'al1. -
In the Senate, on Thursday, after
The transaction Of the nsual business,
the resolution submitted by NJ Liviag
ston proposing to subscribe foe. a Ger
tain number Of copies Of the documents
10 be printed BY Gales Il Seatoa, was
read the sscon1 time, and after sho,.
debate, ordered to bs ergrossed.
Iu the House Of Representatives, al
ter few reports from Standing COM
| mittees, the HOUSE resumed the coa.id-
GRAFTON ufMr BlAir's resolution. on tue
subject Of the West Point Acad, my ;
the discussion spon which lasted nntll
The expiration 'oi the hour ,allo.ted for
the confederation Of resolutions. ass
On Friday, the special order OF the
day, icing The report If the Commit.
Zee on Elections, was postponed, in the
House Of Representatives until Mon
day. The Committee on Military At
fairs reported, by Mr. Drsyton. a bin
making appropriations for ucertain ex-
penditures on account of the Engneep,
the Ordinance, and the Qsarte,mas.
tvr's Departments. - l2
Mr. Wicklife reported from the Com
mitiee on RetrcnchmsnI, q bill 10 pro
hibit the use Of secret service money
10 time Of peace, and iot other puf.
poses. .s.gl -, sHl A
A message from the President was
received, on the subject OF On annuity
claimed by the United Society Of Chris
lisn Indians. l'.''
The resolution Of Mr. Blair. of 8.
G.. wss, after some discussion, commit
ted on notion Of ;Mr Everett. to the
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

Commi,tesaensN 1,iitsry Ahai-s.s..
~ The Hose tser wsnt iaio Ccmmit-
tee on se1s private tsns. !.
blrtorsux = Q<and w Bsnes.
the du'iss on certsin g0eds dsstroyed
BY FIRE was rejected. mstion to strike
gut The sesstisg vestb AsVies succeed
The House. withouf hdslly ,sessss on
sNy one sf the. bills, sadjsssned i'l
ondsy. .Getfsse,, q =
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30
DIED,

OA30S ~
IN B'"insson. Harriet Bietneli, daughter
o. Mr. George X. Kinnicutt, l6 months old
She was scalded in such manner. % 70
cause her dsa.h in about II hours there was
not more than TIVE quarts Of boiling water IN
che kettle.
lnNswport. Capt Robert wiliiams, sen Of
Mr. John Williams, aged ~.
1t Philadelphia. while on visit to hes
bro'hss, Mrs Ann Stephens, wife Of John W.
Stephens. ESQ Of Middlobury, VI. and dsugh
ter Of the late StsPhso Smith. Esq. Of Bris.
tolls lady very univsrsaily respected in life.
and equally lsmsn,sd in death. .,
In Bristol, on Wednesday fsst. Mr. David
Dsvs, inths ssysar Of his sgr. Through
life hs susta med the character efs valuable
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

-~U The .NSp-Xork Mirror ssd
Ladies Literary Gcxests, psblisbed
10 New York, is a PsPer Of f.unc"snmon
merit and well entitled 20 extensive
patronage. A Pro'pcctus of this work
msy be found in esr colomns to-day.
Should any Of our tesders be disposed
10 take il, lhry may leave their ssb-
SUB scT,ptions at this ofice. We have
read the Mirror during &he last two
or three years, end hsUe seen Ger.
little TO condemn, but much to instruct
interest, sad amuse. Nothing which
csuld tlnge the cheek Of msdssty-ol
excite the fiown Of rirtue, appears ia
Its colsnlps. Ia short il is what we
thisk ladie, paper should Le.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

STATE 0y19QD8 tlslsA AND AND PROV
1DErCce HAlg4Avo0No.
~ QeRsrA sGsssml& ys1ssvy s6ssisa.
ANxct q ndasnko 81 shs aci ems
tS titled . An act in relation
In Lotierics."
6E6. I. BE II eaacied By ll,c Gen
|eral Assembly and byshe sathority
thereof II 10 enacted, That no man
ager IT . lottery shall sell Or diSpose
ri; o. suth0rise 10 be drawn. any
scheme Or schsmcs, class or CLASSES,
in his said lottery, for . less 81 n,
proportion, bonus, or price, than one
aud a half pcrcentum on the whole
amount " capital Of said scheme or
schemes, class sr ciasses, over and
above all iacideniM expenses Of man
agement !; the duty 10 Tho State be-
ing part Of, and included in said one
| and half per ceniurn !; and any pcr
son offending herein shall forfeit one
Thousand dollars, 10 be recovered
by actirn oi debt. at the suit of The
General Treasurer, and 70 the use ol
the State, in any Coult OF competent
jurisdiction.
SEC. 9. And bc il further enact.
cd, That the third section of tbs
| act 70 " hiCh this act il an amend
mcnt, be and the same is hereby r.
Pealed. ~
True copy Witness ao h
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

The poet Campbell has undertak en-
q Life Of Shakspesres-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

The Plymoo,h Bank has been brok-
en- open .nd quantity Of plate be
longing 10 Mr. Warren. Clerk Of the
House Of Rep esentatires. stolen thence,
The article. we're enclosed in en- IoJia
Basket, Of peculiar fern and color.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30
AIuV VVVJ VHcoS TIV
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

AN Act exemptiug certain property
purchased By the United States
from taxation.
Be il enacted by the General AZ.
sembly and by The authority thereof
II is enacted, That the lot Of land
i" the tswn Of Newport, rece NIL
purchased BY the United States, on
which Custom A,use has been a.
rected. be with tho buildings thereon,
exempted from the pay meat Of ali
State and town taxes, 90 long as' the
same shall remain the property Of
the United States.
True copy: witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

AN Act. in amendment of tie Act,
entitled an Act, enabling the Town
Cosneils in this State 10 grant Ii
ccnscs for retailing strong liquors
and for other purposes.
SEC. I. Be il enacted by the
General Asse mbly and by the author
ity thereof ii is enacted. That the
Town Councils of the rcspccti, .
Towns shall take for each Of the Ii.
ce"ses by the.n granted by vir:ao oi
the first section Of the Act of which
this is an amendment. discretionary
a sum not exceeding Fifty nor less
than five dollars.
SEQ. Q. And be il further cnact.
ell, That no person or perscns shall
sell or suffer TO be cold in his, her, or
their dwelling house or possessions
in Any town in This State by retail,
any rum or ether strong liquor in
any less quantity than ten xaiions
without liceMse Grst had and ub, aiu
ed from the Town Council Of such
town. under the penalty Of fifty dbl.
lars To be recovered in The same mar
ner and for the same uses as is pro.
vided by law for recovering penalties
incurred Sy selling such liquors il
less quantities than ono gall0n.
SEC. s. And be IL further enact
cd. That so much M the act O,
which this is an amr ndment a. il re.
pagnant m the provision Vt this act,
be aud The same is hereby repealed.
True Copy, Witness
HENRY BOWE.N ccrSrv
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

Late accounts from New O,leans rep
resent the sugar crop considerably de
fcient.; r,.A.rt .t.f ,.t 49,.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

SAN FATCH. The body Of The !,
Missssb,e vsg.bond has been throws
out from the river near The spot Of kis
last descent. Instead Of fest snd sdmi
ration. his fate should Be the sdmoait-
ion Of ,hs follg Of the drunkssd. and
ne cruelty Of tkattssts for strange spss
ssclcs whirhgathsrs crowds 10 see ch,l
|dren trupdle wheel bsircws ON tight
ropes and men leep down cstaracts.
The farmers about South uthbridsn late- =
" had . meeting 10 regslste The price
of wood !; k2, IS for the best of hard
wood. and 81 fer ths best soft woody'
were ss.sed on.
D Church service viii be persbrn ed -
Coles Hall, Tomorrow tSusdsy) afternoon
In the States soath Of Pennsylvania
and the Ohio. there we're 10 the year
1900, so slaves to every 100 whites.
There are now IN the same States, 81
slaves 70 every 400 whites.
| -ear - ~~~~~~~s~~~~ ,.se. ss,..
A Naval Court Martial, composed Of
high officers Of the Navy, is about 10 a.
semble at Washington, Some of the
members hare already arrived.
Mr. Samuel N Cant, Of Lexington
KY. called at the New York Police Of
6ce one morning last week fo inform
the officers that he was robbed the rre
ceding night At the Prrk Theatre, If HE
pocket book. containing Ave thou ,and
seven hundred and twenty dollars,
principally in one hsndred dollar, bills
Of the u. s. Branch Bank At kew Or
leans aud Lexington.
Jeremy Bentnam has published q
new work on Judicsture, in which he
lays down a plan ofa Judiciary es,ab
lishment.
Two booksellers were lately ssnteno
ed, in London. to imprisonment Ioe
six onths: and q fine of fifty mounds
each. for se!l,ng indeesht books:
Al Sandy Bay, there are SO widows.
Is widowers, and bachelors.
S~~~~~~~c~~~
354 Freemasons Of efIerson Countv
N. Y. have published an address, ,v
their fellow citizens.
MASONIC. The Grand Lodge Of
Tennessee recan,ui. .nded, at Il cir late
meeting, a General Convention OF Rem.
resepta,ives from the respective Grand
Lodges If The United States, 10 be held
at Washington on the let Monday 10
January, 1891, for the purpose Of civ
ing 10 the world faithful exposition of
the objects and designs Of Masonry
establishing a uniform mode of rorS
in the several degrees compiling a
book Of constitutions or general laws
founded uPoh their ancient con,,i,u
t'"ns and unw'itten laws, divestcd of
such matters a. time and the advanea
ment acknowledge haze rendered obss
'e's and adopting such other reguls
tions as may not interfere with the
rights and privileges Of the Grand
Lodges
A Washington correspondent ofthe
Norfolk Beacon 10th lust. writes, "Mr
AIsms is IN better health than at anv
former period Of his life, and is more
thnn usu,lly agreeable aud enter ertainne.
Anew days ago. the 81 Auditor, fMr
Lewis Of the Presidrrrs house hcIdl
pa"l Inn oi.t, which was promptly
returned ty M A. at the oil house
where ne was wont TO reign with 50
mach disni.y, and certainly with some
'hare OF ability. This consigning 10 The
tomb ofCaPutetfs all pc, sonnl arirnosi
| y aiming political Opponests. auyu,.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

@ The steam rhipl;enjsmin Frank
lin. Robert s. Bunker. Esq. Comman'
er, arrived here yesterdsy. from New
York, and landed her passengers Il
Fields Pdint.-In consequs nee Of the
ice, the ship. was not enabled to resch
the port. II the weather should moee
rate, che will proceed to town ;if 9TH
er~iss. she vii receive her passengers
81 'Bristol--(t.itetsr Subai,ern.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

Seventeen culpri,s we're liberated
f,sm prison in thi, State last week.
Eight Of them were baaished from the
State, not being citizens. That PAT
IL the sentence on Brepton Bartlett
(for setting fire TO Factory. w..icl
d,rectG him to be Get in the pi'lory
and cropped and branded, was) remit.
lied. Mr. Potter said there wss sume
doubt ofhssuat; b.t if he were rrs'-
" guilty he should he willing to strike
below bis ears ard take has head Of.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

LrseS Fesn Bu'nos Ayyes--- By y,he
|c.,g Htgr'st ~ Baltimore, We have re-
csiyed Baenos Ayres pape,s to Nov
i4th inels-ivs.
Con Mitaev, who 50 much dist;nau;sh
ed h'mseIf in !he South American Rev
o!utinn. and swhoss .Memoies' have
fi"ce been published IN . vols. 8 vo.
arrived on the 7'h from Esglaej. lis
native county. We regret 10 say. !,
remarks the british ; ackct, thai hs
appeared 70 labor under severe indie.
position. IS
A serere gale If wind commenced
on 'he 23d Of October and continued
TILL the 38th. Several vessels in the
Rosds drove from their mootines. bur
no seti'n. damage was done. On shore
the gust was i.steierabie, and thu ther.
m.'uctor fell from so 10 So.
NarArro, one of The petsons c,pcern
cd J" the mortIsr Of Gasiavus Ru.h, a
native Of Germany. and Richard Ed
ward Pedrirk. an A me .ic n about the
lsth of March, 1893, was .exccu,cd q,
Monte Video. Nov 18th, lie made a
confession Of lis crime, a short time
before h:s dsath. No less than 90 Ter
sons are now under cordeu alton for
capital "heuces. A boy of ~ years Of
age has been commited. charged ~itb
the murder-of his mothcs and sister /:
the mother had previously killed the
fnsher J. J"uruL Of o,nmerce.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

or We Z undsYstrnd that An at
tempt wss-mads on Sunday sisht last,
to trsAk open the .,sre occupied BY
Samuel CoggcshalI, Esq. in BriAt"l
1'bs Williams nearly succeeded in fore
ing open the doors. when it is expec,
Cd they were alarmed by the towr
watch, and Asd without d~ing any fus
sher damage. tb aH
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

The articles on The condition Of The
Indians. signed VIM Penn. are said to
be written by Jeremiah Evrsts, Esq Of
BoSton.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

Ticking loses most Of its effects
ihe sufferer set The teeth and clencI
the hands 6 m.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

The Rochester Observer says, that
N" First anil Third Presbyterian
Churches in that village hare changed
the long established cystom OF standing Q
| in 'ifne Of prayer, and sitting while tho
ch'ir are singing The order is now
rev 'er'ed---tlre congregation Ml sitting
W reclining dsring the former, and
Standing duing the latter exercise.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

Flcur of slipPery elm is advertise
IN Washington a, . medicine for cold,
pleuri,y, &c.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

There were twepty -four steamboats,
su'lt in Cincinnati, Ohic. hast year.
whose JOINT tonnage amounts 10 nearly
5000 toms.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

A Naval Court Martial, composed Of
high officers Of the Navy, is about 10 a.
semble at Washington, Some Of the
members hare already arrived.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

A court martial was recently held a,
Northampton. upon some privates for
disorder conduct. One witness a. :
clsred the criminal, cut up monkey
tricks ! upon which an nmbi'iuus pr,-
vnts ret 'rted that 'hey we're OILY imi
tstin9 the officers
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

Mr. Samuel n Cant, Of Lrx;ngson
KY. called at the New York Police Of
6ce one morning last week to inform
the officers that he was robbed the rre
ceding night At the Prrk Theatre. If HE
pocket book, containing five thou ,and
seven hundred and twenty dollars,
principally in one hsndred dollar bills
Of the U. s. Branch Bank at kew Or
leans aud Lexington.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

The farmers about Souihbeidga late-
" had mesiing 10 regulate The price
of wood Sa,e5 for the best of hard
wood. and 81 fer ths best soft woodr'
were agreed ou.
p Church service will be persbru ed q
OoI.,. Hall. ,o.morrow rsusd.v, sf,er,oon
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

In the States south Of Pennsylvania
and the Ohio. there we're 10 the yesr
1900, so slaves to every 100 whites.
There are now IN the same States, 81
slaves to every 400 whites.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

354 Freemasons of enerscn County
N. Y. have published an address Ia
their fellow citizens.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

Jeremy Bentnasn has published 4
new work on Judicsture, 10 which he
lays down a plan ofa Judiciary es,ab
lishment.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-30

Two bc"kseilers were lately ssnteno
ed. in London. to imprisonment loe
Elk n non,hs. and q fine of fifty pounds
each. for selling indeefht books'
Al Sandy Bay, there are So widows.
l5 wisiowers, aud 2 haeheiors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
MttrDtfeI0 EMQmtrer:
 srgsEtsHEO EvERT THURSDAY 1lORNINs, s, '" ~. BY HENRY ADAMS. .'

. IERMS1=To village and single mail subscribers
 doIaE1 per year, payable beGcEe the expiration oi m To cOmpaniss of sny number over six, el 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than six, Sl 15 per year, payable as before G 25 cents wiIl 5sdedacted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or siage charge for transportation. ...s.
 No papers wil be discontinued until all WFrearagee sNOireufa wish GO discontinue must be given before the expiration ofthe year. H s- 1t,aos5 e.. .-..
 ADVERTISING. One square, ahree insertions,
 l and the same proportion for two squares. Halfa sqaarc 75 cts. COntmuance over three weeks % per cent pee week. A liberal dcduction made for adyertisalnents ceniianed 6 or l2 momlhs. ,,s
 AdmiaiasFaiors' aad Executors' Notices, $l co
 Commieaioncrs' Notices, 25
 - An communicatiens must be posa.paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
NOTICE.
.NHEREAS. I hays contra.

UTHEREAS. | haxn contracted with the w Tewn of Ltchfeld, to support and provide aIl neccssaries for the Town Paupers of said town. for term of time.-this there fore is-to giye notice, that am ready to pro- vide such necessaries at my dwelling house in NorthGcld. and no one will be provided for elsewhere, unless sickness prevent his or her reIn0val. nr particular agreement is rnade.
 This is also to give further notice, that Dr. LandOn will attend to the sick poor in BradIeys-Ville and Milton. Dr. Camp in NCsthheld. and Dr. Barnes in the remainder Of the town. Dr. Abbe holds himself liable t0 U called upon ia any part Of the town. ii desissd. These Physiciaus are thegef0ve the snly anss that will he called npnn CT allowed t0attsna in any sickness of said paupers.
 sea r.q.. a a ABRAHAM MOSS.
 Li.sh6sld. April ls. 1880 s,z. 44 JOB PRINTING
 oV All KINDs .., ,-
 DONE AT THIS OFFICE.