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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
THOMAS PARKE, ". ID.

1t is a.certained to be fact, that quack doctors
arc making cures by using Swans ranacea in dis
guise for the purpose Of selling mixtures in imitation
of it, One remarkable fact was discovered few days
ince in New York, by respectable individual, and
no doubt il is practscd great extent in this city.
The pubic should be their guard against these i'm
pastors, as much mischief may be done by this deceP.
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
E0r HostHM,

* The PACKET schooner FORN3A,
2.SEGsp,. Pr'c,ysI. For freight arpl!t to the cap
. - - Lu.:i ii fuckers wharf, or 10
.ra G.. CtIENONE CO
N&oklge received per said schooner, Ne" Eng ishd
nam !, i,-yfstt aud no ) fresh caught hacSere
syy.5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
BRTSTOE TRACT OF L.AND.

-lEiisa in the County of Prince William, proposaIs
~ will be received BY the said President and
.Ras Directors for he WHOLE or any portion of the
said tract, Until tile OH day of Oetobe, next.
The annexed extracts from the law, will shew the
conditions required Of the purchasers.
Persons Gfering proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing the instruments of the purchase
money.
The Bristoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres,
The greater part of which is under leases, which will
expire in the year 849 and which are subject to an
annual rent of shout 25,0 900 pounds Of tobacco.
By order Of the President and Directors ofthe Lite
rsry fuad: J. BROWH, Jr. I'd Aud.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

End be IL further enacted That il shall be the duty
Of the said Presd, Mt and Directors to require Of the
purchaser purchasers Of the said 1ract bonds with
sufficient personal security, payable 10 the said Presi
dentsnd Direct RS, together with deed or deeds Of
trust the estate Sold to the payment ofthe
purchase money and nteIe sts, which bonds taken,
shall bear interest from the date thereof And all per-
who shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually
within s1 months after the shall become dug, thu
in crest which may accrue on their said bonds, shall
forfeit all claim the credit given their purchases,
aud The principal shall the eupon become due, & he
coverabe by the said President and Directors, with all
interest in arrear BY motion to the General Court on
ten days notice of the time Of making such motion, or
the payment thereof enforced, BY proceeding on the
deeds deeds Of trust aforesaid at the discretion Of
the raid President and Directors. t.
. 3rd. Belt further enacted That all persons becon1-
ing purc o land under the provisions Of this act
shall have the privilege Of paying the amount Of the
purchase money at any time.
4th This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof
Iune l6-2awtI0thOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Buslaps u AessiaMs.

TIME subscribed have received per Louisa, from "re
men, sn ssorlmcnt OF Burlsps OF all numners' war
rSnted to be of the ianovrsn ms ecton. ASo afew
bales liessians which they viii sell on the best terms
apr II A G. CAZENOVE, Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

L0gaac EranNy . %Atie' ~ iNo
7 ANDING from schr Virginia, Shnn' and tor sale
A by the subscribers,
Cognac Brandy III pipes, DupnTs brand, avery hne
article.
Chateau Margaux, and St. Estsphe C'aret in cases
s.pl, A. G. CaZENOVE u 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
SlASSW
Vo EishorNAen.
" heat WNNted.

| n SUBSCRIBERS wish TO purchase Wheat, st the
=, ",eS MI on The Little River Turnpike, and at
-, Narss IN Alexandra
- 20 NJ MILLER 4 SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, February :, 1881
On motion of Sir ErskIne, leave was given 10
bring in bill authorizing a sum of money 10 be
raised by Lottery to open a rnnd from Lewisburg 10
some point on the Kanawha Turnpike west Of
I;ewsburg tn the Blue Sulphur SPRINGS on Muddy
Creek, IN GreenbrieT county.
the engrossed bill providing gainst the abuse Of
o'loges erected under authority Of the General As
sempy was taken Up, and after some discussion, IN
"n'ch messrs. Gallahcr, Anderson Of Bot. Akin
81. '~ ~ "''
The eiil regulating the fees Of the Sergeant at
arms o. me House Of Delegates liking his allow
ance at Sz8 inSend Of $50 week. was read the Cd
time and passed WV
NJ Miller Of Bot moved to change the hour of
meeting to 10 o'clock. Mr. NJ Stated that the House
was extremely backward in the business Of tho coun
try,-that the Senate was without any thing to do,
onu inat ihs was the first day of tie last month.
which It was hoped the Legislature would rcmoin in
session. Mt Miller complained Of the consnmplion
OF time IN discussioD and minated that n resort 10
INC previous question would become necessary 10
Oespatch the business ofIhe country
MI "'''ano OF Nelson, supported the motion,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02
CUAllIuNIC ATEn.
10 rue EplroR OF TIE S Z TrIrnn,nr.

10 TIE EDIToR OF THE S r TELEGRAp!r
DIR; Recent circumstances have given TO your-
sell and your paper n notorety To which merriam.
they have all along been entitled You viii pliy
the ignorance oi one who can boast of 10 moro an
cleht acquaintance with either than the period If
"Prcsby crs" publlcai ion; and Won will pardon tho
manifold errors into which he NAV b. bctrovrd
even IN the course of the few hasty remarks that
iollow' whose poor judgment hns never been cnlpht
ened by the truths so literally scattered over vour
pages III propositions the most brilliant and oriTlnal
fcrmlt me, CIR. IN the first place, to compliment
you on the facility with which under the encouraging
lhhIence oi J1c%ers, YOU have been inst,ratrd TO
s;rew up your courage TO the sticking place The
transition from the att tude Of the humble apoors,
ID that OF tho pr ,ud defer rciteruiun timcris
INC mere fundamentally III publishing which yru
nave very properly eudeavorcd TO atone by an a3ul
oFy 10 The Public, Is sudden and imposing
ou now. with all tho bn!dncys On arc cnpnLIn rf
assuming, call upon the Editors of the Public Prints
tho authorized organs Of the community 10 rctract
,hclr statements. Let me not do Won lI.iustcc YOU
I'hV' lbem an uicrna'iyt-yDu req ire Of ihctn L.,
r" rh"t their s'n,cmcns, or IN stain their columns
with the publication whose r1lrunapf allusiors
reused their Just resentment and awakened thor ~ cil
uncG severity. Tho motives Won assign for IN kim
such r quest, nro uiicrcns enough, and their rcS
sons tur refusing it sufficiently plain.
r, You undertake land IT. ~ believe almost mi.
V"r-ay suspected that you have "rhcr and STRONGER
nso than n generous concern for ile roprta-
ion of dH,iter doing) 20 vndIcuc the IN tive
Ut thar unknown md nnunblc being called "P-c.ly
tor from The charge of icc IN on ai'rfntt m rryc
that the production Of his pen lmastpry IN IT'S kindl
c'n' AIMS personal reflections. And d., YOU really
think That the cnmmJn Of rn1turnd and ralon1i
man ~ ~ us nature very ductIIs as to viDl rt
It's plaincst dictates, and adopt in their stead le
conclusion ~ winch you wonl conduct 10 by such q
train OF reasoning tina for such IS the substance
OF your argument
Ir - NOT PEn7oN iJ.-you asscr'--
lst BECAUSE Prrsbytcr dccla .cs il is no, a9
2nd. Because Hey HensciUss who suppose the al
lusion5 to be personal know them TO DO false
3rd. 3ccouse mmy whom 81 have consulted" d., not
think It personal.
b'ss sylljgIsm it hn5 three terms, and th.rc tho
similitudc cBds.
AID Is tiis tho mighty ofrort Of mind scli-clcc,cd
to eugt"n By It's in"llcc val labours, ous uuns rue
ltcl community Is this the long series Of ratincins
tons which fo~ tho last week lcsrnod DIVINE has
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02

been busted IN developing by most complica ted and
labonred process? and good many others do not
thnk personal. and ovrry body knows TO be false
ergo the article OF Presbytcr is not intended to DO
personal.
Upon this principle i, would be totally impossiblc
to utter ialsnhood relative To any individual For if
be false, 1t cannot apply At II do apply, it can
not DC personals IT be not personal 1t cannot relate
to any individual But it seems YOU have been be-
wh"crcd IN IN" mazcs even of your sophstry.
To what species of ObCuity is an inconsistency at
trburabr glazing that charity alone R,tbds TO call
by hatshrr name' hope it is deviation from i'm.
t'Iccu'l ana not moral reciiiudc. In one breath
You profess The innocence Of Ptcsbytcr, and rely
upon his solemn dccl'ra ion, which you say YOU be-
ECvc, "lhrt 1t wGs not his design 10 draw sketch of
any son whom he had eccr known, ar cas-, relec-
tions on the character Of any man" And almost in
the your memory III L., aud you affirm that Won
arc authorised to say ''hc had IN mind of his own
youthful acquaintanccs who was Cut of many wears
-og", wh'c violating tho law of the Sabbath
/ VIII not exact from you any cXp0nntion-lhnt
would require another IN the end the series must
FAIL and AN exposure which with all the stoicoI
indifference you affect for reputation (when in c.n
cuSon you said ems for the charges, &c. CIRCULATING
respecting yourself they might BE- rctaed for 9, b,i
] they were WORTH you ought certainly TO dread
AS fer Prcsbycr (the creature perhaps of you-
own fancy who Ian Apostle might say With tongue
set on fire of Hell, trlunphanily trumpeled To The
world. falschoot IN language the most Indecent mil
protanc who III the spirit of love" sc, himself nm =,
an enlightened Christian" upon whom it il ipcum
Dem to discount cnanCc and expose the falacies o.
euogics IN general who modcsily inSinuatcs he il
the Oracle Of Cod aud who in the spirit of low
'ncss athrms "ihat he does not presuinc to judge
ms fellow crcnturcs," and that ''hc by no mems
mi's the mercy of his Saviour"-I shall not Inv INV
iFth,rn'icr rescue him from the obscurlry into which
he has sneakcd and Uto which hn has also been con
signed with ms load of wcl,mcritcd odium, bv the
pubic. Let him. loathng and loathed
! Out.gted, out impulsed done
p And out revealed a cau,inrs.cn:
Ot every d'spcrSAiiun wornI'd
CuipTnvdenced, and out reiorn,F
/ Elected nut of Church and Stat.
J His only prize the Peoples hate
shelter himself IN his hiding hole and ,horo ,,,I
I'll he bars, with his own venom "1'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02
from d. NaNIana H,nunI.e.n

'L!!,hNENr OF IWpHrsoNNENr ron Dr,,
inc oIi reported by Mr.. McEl!Tcsb for az.
p c c,no up ns The order Of the day IN tho bpus,
hif'Sh occupying The attention of tho b,, WI. W.
voy crowded gallery upon this interesting ,o "o
ana r'grci That we wcrc not present nj tho eoPle
,cnt o! MS observations and therefore can"o, E.
speech upon nc occasion. Snni.o ''5 ooqucn'
,'5 oqpql7'1d relic Of b1rblrous arc ,y,s soy Una
ah III drsorg"d co'nrs--'hc t,re frcJ;So was Piciur
o" o. c&oeng laclast r,hirg Of pro on make
nest but inf WV" .,",,,o sonhranr the no
,nofC,"cailon oi ns"isss mnr,r.,rr "t'uln on
Jug ''ond as crt1'-u short. .p.,si, PUNISH
sen, syS.cm laws relating to ipsoycn"y" our pre-
sa,y I ,b co g%I'Pl 'ho OF qng The do % o%G
Mr.. McEIrc.L'.' nc was ~ actual confnemen
"''''''s seemed 10 be conclJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02

which he saw no good reason for essentially dis.
tro'ns. Such a law thiswas to be found in any
State. The Client had now the power Of discontinue
ing his Attorney, of directing the officer not to pay
nm the money, which i, ample remedy. MIR &.
ssio, as much as had been said upon this .uhcct, he
wouu hssard an assertion, that in proportion the
n"mhero OF the profession and the amount of money
rassnS through their hands there fewer losses
sustained l" the community than by any other class OF
coutc'ors euher public priv tie. he said he had
tor these reasons determined vote Tor the amend
nent OF the gentleman from Wood
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02
CAanrN. S. G. LAY. D

CAMDEN, S. G. JAS. e.
SMN.f Pox We arc sorry to INFORM the public,
that the Small PuX has made its appearance upon
Lync!cs Crock. about twenty sour miles from this
town, bat We nave it from The most unquestionable
a"'h"ritY that such Is the melancholy fact; and It
would be- criminal neg ect Of duty, not to state il
In The neghbprhooi OF SINNERS Bridge eigh, or ten
arcnOw SICK with this righ,ful and ioa hsome disease
Five or six iHdyduIls, whose names have hccn p-
ven To rs, are already dead The disease was
brought into the neiglb1rhood from Charleston by
CHc v! the person; d. cas2d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02

INTERNAL lNPRovEMENr.-The spirit of improyo.
mcnt Is certainly more animated than it has been :,
virginia since the check it rec ,ived from the iniud
cious prosecution of tie James River Improvement
Aany important projects have been started since tho
last summer, among which are two of very rcceo,
agtoton-namey, a railroad from S.aunton TO som,
point on TIE Potomac, for which a charter has alrea
dy been applied for TO The General Assombly-second
~ canal through the Valley of the Shenandoah. ,c
commune with the Potomac at IIarper's Ferry.
Both Of these schemes arc no dpub, p,acticobl.
though one Of them at least, is Of predetermined suc
cess for length Of time to com,. They deserve al
lentIon however, in another aspects ndicatino
either natoral tendency Of the commerce of the
valley to descend il, and seek market out of V,rpi
nlaor disposition Of the public there to give it tina,
direction from the existence Of dissatisfaction with
the policy Of the Legislature. That policy has been
TO induce 1t to come to Richmond, and lt would be
well If the General Assembly would direct its a,,ep.
ton to the obviously coming consequences of its in
activity and suplnenes5 in a1rdng the facilities no.
cessaFy TO realize It's own view.
The Shenandoah Canal has been bronrht b.E,to
the public in esPeciaI manner in the Wi chester
papers, by spondcnce between james NJ. lille.
Esq Of Frederick aud Hon. &. l.. Mercer, in which
the praccabIlity and benefits Of the work are favor
ably considered by the latter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02

i Mrs. Archer, Of one oflhe Western counties
has lately presented her husband with three fine
chi,d.cn at a birth
'iusaiaie 1ysic,, could moi opp sunr.s,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02

n Boston paper says, member our Lcgisa-
lure has given new word 10 the American language
VIZ. "INOlet:tnS, To Indicate nocturnal rehectinns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02
FROM THE ARABIC

The morn that ushered thee 10 life, nv child.
saw Thee ~ tears, whilst all around thee smiled
When summoned hence to thy eternal sleep,
Oh maySt thou smile, whilst all around thee weep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02

while he deprecated recourse to tho previous qucs-
ton TO cut off debate sobiect the most import
ont which could come before the General Assembly.
The motion prevailed.
THE JUDICIARY.
On motion Of Mr. Garland oi Nelson tho House
resumed the consideration at She Ea-olu ions from
the Connlittce of Courts OF Iusticr Oh County CIR
cut md Chanccry Courts
MIR Giiucr. entitled to the floor by Parliamentary
usage, rose and addressed the House at lrn,th. in
favor of,hc Report of the COMMITTEE.
Mir Gibson follow cd on the same side and occup;ct
the hoor until near the usual hour Of adipu;uing.
When hc concluded
On mo'ion of Nj McFaihud,
The House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-02

kWED PEACHES Five barrels very fine dried
~ peaches, On consignment, for sale by
ian ~ BALDWIN, IVES g. CO,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
COllector's zNOtace.

E
 NOTICE is hereby given to allspersons, N residents and non-residenis. who are by law liable to pay taxes in the town of Litch- field, that the subscriber has warrants to col. feet n Stateta of ono cent on the dollar. and q Townstax of live cents on the dollar. laid on the assessment list for 1880. ' will attend at the places herein mentioned to receive the same. tN wit at the public house of Col. Jas. Marsh in NuFthfeld Society on Monday inc 29th day of August next; on Tuesday the SOth at MT. Pickct's store, South Farms Society, from 10 tilt IA o'clock on same day a. MT. Cowiss' store, in South Farms Society, from l2 till 6 afternoons on the Slst day at MT. Guilds inn in Milton Saciety from i o'clock till 6 afternoon 1: on the first Monday of Sen tember, from 10 o'clock till 6, at MT. Albert
 Sedgwick's. inn. Town tax on interest tie
 first day of September next. A general at-
 tendance is expected on the said days, and
 travel fees saved. shall collect the fees aF- ter these appointments without any variation.
 N JACOB KILBORN, Collector. \ N Litckjield ,laf}a so. f8sO s@ xo .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
FOR NE w YORK:
 IkrOagk bg Dav Lsoht

E. Hold, Driuer phieh ssaa is ihis Cooek
 toiind z" For Nsso- Haueg and Neso- Fore
 pr. aeisA J6uts ssats- take oay 6ae ente. <,
 Stage is feady, Geaslemen- ,eoslts 6itf f,ro
 nsnatss cf o'ciock--.oe must De panctnal to M All. GOA CH for New- Havcl, and New 1FA York leaves Parks Hotel and Store House Monday, "Wednesday 6 Friday mora lngs pfecisely at ( o'clock, arriving af New Haven ln time lor the new and elegant Steam lraves New. Haven precisely at F. N. and arrives m New York from to 7o'cl0ck the same afteraaon. For passage ur information apriytc J. PARKS.
 Lisckfsids May tf47
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
! NY s,LADYi,s L,BtIIJjM.

!" "Lady Annaly.s' said Cornwall Grey. have brought you a present a new al- bum # N \ N ss s x M N % N
 N" Thank You, Y replied the young lady, as she carelossly took the splendid volume from his hands, and without glance threw 1t upon her ivory inlaid work table. @ M
 Cornwall Grey was half offended when he saw his present treated SO cavalierly !; but he knew it would answer no purpose to exhibit his chagrin, so lle concealed it.i
 Lady Annaly was fashionable beauty, consequently coquet. Lady. Annaly was an heiress, consequently aa most adorable creature. Lady Annaly was vain, but that could not be wondered at, for she heard her praises sung by every one, from her father tho Earl, and her motherthe Countgs ess, down 10 her own French waiting yo- mal from the moustacheds gentleman of White and BoodIe's, down to the. half pay ensign. Lady Annaly had hundreds ofad- mirers, and each one was in turn flattered. 5. and each one was in turn reflected. adv Annaly had one real lover, and she had good sense enough to dislingaish the real from the pretended, and yot had folly enough to tease and plague that one far more than all the. rest. That one was Cornwall Grey. and no. one knew what pangs Cornwall Grey had experienced in his wooing but himself.
 Lady Annaly, ' said Cornwall Grey. have d favor te ask.'
 q Heavens Cornwall! Are you going to turn merchant g''
 q Wherefore that question i''
 !" That you th1s expect a return for your merchandise. . pointing to tho volume newly given.
 Cornwall smiled ladya jest must be smiled at, good or bad.
 "Well, wolI, what Is your request i''
 "You go to Almack's to night. I pre-
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

He rushed forward, threw himself on his knees before her, and enclrclsd her slender
 e Pardon, dsaFa4i, pardon me, have seen, Ays and rend the volume on wonder table,"
 Lady Aanaly took away her hands her cheeks were glowing there was lis- tie angerin that glow, but the anger passed away, al the love remained.
 Exactly five days afterwards Colonel F o sShaughnessy, of the guards, cut Lord |Huntley. because he did not challenge MT. Cornwall Grey. London paper.
 A Distinct;on sOithout e Di6erence. = WheneH a late distinguished Admiral (whose parsimonious habits afforded sub ject for merriment .afoat) happened to be employed as Port Admiral, 3 portion ofthe flagship crew was daily despatched wItl the dawn i'd milk the cows, sstart the pigs, and stuff tho turkeys. The brayest or board were converted into cOwherds, Gc It happened once that an Irish waiter had been personally directed by the Admiral tC enforce his commands that no persoL whatever should walk upon the grass, ane that nothing bnt COWS should be seen upor the lawn. A lady in full feather approach, ed the sentinel on the sward ;-s Keep af Iihere,' cried Pat, keep afr Pray, Sir, exclaimed the mortified dame, do vol Eknow7 whos I'm 2'---' Saurrah--notn otn re joined Pal know mo, Sir 2 The diyel kiia ot the Admiral's ,oJe .l Sir 2 Not T know is you arc no one of the Admiral's COWS p-- Metropolitan
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
BROKE INTO
JJCTIl1N.

WTILL be sold at Jinhlic auctien, on the wv 5th day of SeptemUer next, at 2 o'clock F. M. all the Real Estate of ~ SYLVANUS COOK,
 late of Torrington, deceased. consisting Of about two acres and quarter Of Land, lying in said Torrington, with House and Barn standing thereon, being the late dwelling house and homestead of said Sylyanus Cook. Said land is Wellswatered, and is well stocked with fruit. Sale to be on the premises. @ JANNAH B. PHELPS, Administration, and gaardiun cf ike
 minor heirs of said estGte. #
 TOrrington, July 25, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
,. NOTICE.

M. .,ss. .a n.tt E AS uly wife. RUBY WEDGE,. .ss ]. q s..geu Iron my bed and hoard--This' K ns sy ns y all persons that I wilLpay no debts S' t'sf contracting from this G|lfA. s.x
 .v.. HkMUEL WEDGE.
 ""''s"' susy s6, 1851 &b "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
JOE sR or, Agent. Near-H Havest, ApriI 25, 1881 N tf46

At Court cf Dr0bGte t ldes1s suts ydlisbury, scitltin and for tke Disfrict o .Skofoss, on the \ 2Sd day c .lnly, <. Ds 1881 N Presents SdmMel CharcE. !. ESsq.g ladgs S8 ION tho petition Of HARLAN IF SET
 A1 Canaan, ,ia tbs Eounty of Litchfeld ,sfz Y ing to this Court tiat ne is guardian of Charles H; Webb. of Washington city, ins sthe District of Columbia, minor that said minoY is tfc owner of real estate situated in said Canaan. viz a farm of land called the Cnrtiss farm. with a piece of wood land adjoining thereto. being thessamc land distributed to the said Charles H {. Webb From the estate of his fa- ther, Mai. John Webb,s late Of said Canaan. dsceased valued at about seven hundred dol lals that 1t would be for the interest of said minor that saiti real estate be. sold and the a- walls expended or vested for fIia benefit If said minor according to law IraY Ying fSr liberty to sell Said property for the pufpose aforesaid. as per etiiion on lile . <, t..,tls '
 II is ordered by this CoMsx, That said guar dian ;giyes notice of said application, hy caus- lng the same to be published in one of the newspapers printed in Litchiield, in the coun-. " of Litchfeld. three weeks sllccessiyely. at least slx. weeks before the heafing < and that sad petition syill De heard at inc PrObate Of.. ice q, said district, on the 4til day 0s OctobeS next, at o'clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record. E SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
CI0V's IfcE l3s ,t,,,e,,s

V. % ~ gtygN " SsHEtktkSsGs " {SOs pleasaniness saleX expedition, ease auteav tainiy ls infinitely superor to my other chre fer lint stormeniipg diRorder. -e Price @5 cents fer box. ss z .ssas &
 Clay s Stomach Biffers. ENyHEY will be found inall cases of ihe gallo,... A descrption 10 give relief yahses, RSn,sh.....s vomtng, Cossiyeness yeakaezs hi Blessi. Ps;s toms of lndigseiou and Elatuissce mi ss syap- eosiis q z nss so ss ssrpas's aay hing ''aS Y. Psd'E Tootk Posodsr.
 sIssasy ss'sSsssa f,swdsr sssa. 10 recommend. 0 sSse ssa ssa 'sdy shouid he h iAs ' from assy md have o sss.' ae,r sseih Y ~n,sncss Rriee eens box. ssss'''a' pear atls .l"'s s. Sg ssanssa Rhti, Lee & Bsc1,sitk u. Ioes Bernss' Litc4 ela, and al - - s.s Junr 5, Isso soo1'"'S' D. CLAY.
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