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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
i,,sgies NeMi> IL

n>.stea seVtt, IL
ss>s mported, nv ship Vrgnia, arrived here, ans
"a Herald. vis Baltimorg, and offers tor safe
Colt, 81 and point blankets, iarEe saes
- Rose blankets ga, ~ A. II a. II Is 4
- few pairs pest am anSe's
sh. e thread in bali, 5, If 70 dozens patent
colored anil Thread
Cambria musns ard ,mites
Furniture dimi,ies and chintses' g'ea' VfE'eV
Grghams AID alcors
Figured col1red cotton Counterpart s. large sizes
yes,i,ps, Including six yelyeis and E'oren'i"es'
Of very best quan'y
Centlcmcu'S Gucsk,n gloves
suntrfne cloths sd kers-,meres
,riroa as.crtmeo, O, 4 irish linens, and Cd
.heetings
s4sndl0.4 table damask long lawns
Rusqis end Scotch sheetIngs
% green floor cloth hsiSe
CIsrk's y, ST spool and bal ewing cotton
English cheese double Gioster and north "h'-
shire cffrs, quaht.
From the North he has recetred:
Best black Italian lutestings
Riack silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
ors ed and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss mu Sins, figured and PLAIN
Msrno ,tuffs, circassans and oomosZe's
black and drab fine cloth sliawiS
super6nc ch.ppa roms's
India an. English bandanpa hakis
Black italian cravats
T;cklcnburgs sackings ond nsnaburg5
4 General assortment of Domestic Goods,
c,,.,,,,,g { ,,,linets, br:tcks cotton osnaourgs,
Cn,o, ,nols btwo and 5iesched snee'inss, CARPET
biu.iings, checks, pads, sc &c
Fin and sunerine m -rino shirts ana hosers; sna
and herring Urdpurt SElNE IH iHbi 10 De s'o'e'
low t. close 4 consignment.
sept lit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
NN. HARPER.
Yne Nissinla free rreas

Is weekly newspaper, published at Charlestown,
4 Jcffars n Count, Virginia 3, 80 per annum pay
able in advance 1t has very extensive circulation IN
the Potomac csun,ry and will be found valuable al
yer,isiug medium for Cit 'ierchsns and others who
n az wish to communicate with their couh,ry tFlenos
rhe improve men,s now IN progress, whcr VIII con
meet more Intimately the trade of the rich Valley OF 'r.
ginia witt Baltimore aud the cities ot the District OF
Columbia, will suggest 10 those concerned an addi
tona motive for awaiting themselves OF the columns vt
the wee rress if -ept ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Washington s Brent

w uShhtSS' ~ "hSo
HAVE just opened general supply OF Staple and
4 Fancy
DRY GOODS-Consistins, in part, OF
Bue, bircs and brown cloth
brakes neck, green and olive cloth
Blue aud green habi do
Blue. bsck and f.ncy cold kcfseA mcres
Pe,ershan cloth, hr,hing
Rose, poiut and duff blankets
White re-, green ord scarlet A,nnels
Swanskin and Canton 40
Netino cca,sian> ain, bOmbaIe'ts
= Csrpetiag blue aud green nszcS
81 ROB Rog and I,it.n aaics. carpet buildings
Ruc and brown goats hair camDiet
s,ll5 worsted and yotion HOSIERY
Irish linens. lawns and shseutas
- ,0.4 dGu5e and silk uGn'a, diapers
P,lntea cloth able covers and bsize
Cambic muslius, book AID swiss do
Prints of every description
W htc and coored countsrpanes
Black italian iuts,ring and Gro de Swiss
FnrepceS, sstins aud ind,S Lcvan,ine
Ihbets. Grape and Mandarin siiS s'awls ava
handkercaietS
Black white and scarlet metric scsrts
Flag, banisnaa and Spitailieid hdkis
Rack Italian cravats
Briaps sackinss and oznahuTgs
Uih large Stock of DOMESTIC GOODS.
CONSISTING Ct S s s, 1 ~ sr,d sttinks pds,
check. SC &c all of which will be sold io". oy IN,
niece retail Us, -,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
favevn for Rent.
The PJBJJC HOUSE at King Georo

- = Court II usew u''' be rented to goou ten.
a.. j: on one To FIVE ears. 1t ID the only one
EssAri ut the place. is spacious and in good pair,
having attached to it grazing lots and stsbIng for 40
OF 50 horses The furniur now in the house, which
is o! the requisite quality and sbundsnce would be
sold IL tie tenant on very cdating terms Pos.
session MAY be had lst January, sooneri desired.
Apply to DOCTOR Ii. Johnson, Ring George e II.
Va or TO GEO. JOHNSON h
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
EOr Rent.

g.; That very desirable property. at present
8as j ocupsd ty Messr, Chamberlain I. iisrris at
s - 7 the corner of Prince Street.
$3.50 The stand is believed 10 be equal to any
other for the grocery busness s. the wharf profta.
bic one. To good tenant the terms wil! be low, and
possession given the 23i January For ap.
p, TO JANE 5. CHAMBERLAiN.
cent 5--N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
THIS is to give Notice,

vg,iAr the subscrb of lexandr'a County, VI ,ne
I nistr;ct of Columbia has obtained from the o''
.,s ,.our Of said County letters tes'einentaFy Oh
r. rs,,,e of CARLYLE Fairfax whiting late 1T the County
.odcrt are hereby warned tn exhibit The
sam. to HE subscriber passed by the oiPhahs
Court ON OF before the eith'een'h DAY o, s
toner 1852, or they may bylaw, BE- eXc!uIe1 from
III hsrae, 70 said ,sta,e; aud those indebted thereto
al DC ,om,k. ,moedi,te payment Given un'
Jsr ~, h nd This 18Th day of October, 1857
ae' III % W CARLYLE WHITING
20 dny TX, If Carlyle +. Whining.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Potataes, MnckeyeA &c.

T. - HuSNSI.S y. 5. Blues aud Eastern White
| > pun'osS
s. .'s. NJ. ) Mekercl Gate csught)
81 o. do family
. WIS New Trglsnd Rum
. ''-Ss liverpool blown Salt, extra size
4, a'S.> W; Sop
u 91y', Mould Candles 6's and ga
~ lbs LAY from schr Julia Ann. and for sale by
t1- }. " IL Ii-ElN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
rnr New NNrk.

%, -. .r,c-ior copper fastened and copP,ered
ssl} - MIN Thompson master carries sDou.
h"a 1U h. really to receive her cargo IN few
... Fmres"' 'FF! sN IS. II. JASNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
V'0 Nent.

.Fszy,s The Store Room and Warehouse un.
sSss's der my dwelling. southwest corner OF King
z /. ard Pitt sts., opposite ar NewtoD's Frank
lin House Hotel an excellent stand for Q
GrHcery The rent will be made iow anu dealt OUT
Possession may be had 18th September
aug 13 JNO CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
FALL & WINTER GOODS,

FALL & WINTER GOODS.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, Of every pdriety
A considerable part of this stock has been recently
bought in New York, aAd the Woollens " re chiefly
purchased previous the rise in goods OF thse S,n
and Satinsfs .
,shing TO wind up with view 10 removal would
sell the entire stock upon favorable terms, both as TO
prices and time, it'll possession of the Store, fre
proof Warehouse, Of the best stards IN town
good opportunity is presented to person des'rons
of embark my in the Dr, Goods line, which has BEEN
ana probably is, profitable s.sny other branch
of trade in the place.
JAMES W. SCOTT,
oct g Corner of King and Royal streets
II Persons indebted to the late firms OF Scott and
" right and j. IL Maddox g Co. (some oI whom have
been owing for an asonsbe time, are again ear
uestly called upon for settlement.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
FOR SALE.

THE schooner PhinCsSo H'n'
m rate orler having 'Se Iis sn0''IFh ny, o sold
llss. n' I"s she will ;heu be sold at public
-.rfi' 20 "a =, n. Dayis's wharf. Apply TO
pa 10 pe'G,~, .l nr,o JOSIAH DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
HeYr anA FitZh0sh

HAyE jus received .u
HI 2haif chests very superior g. p. Tea tor retail
. cbests do YH do ing.
40 brls old proof whskey
IS ca>k, cut nails assorted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Enr Weight,

The Schooner
~ M, AVN. BAKER master Apply I"
sIp JU''A INV a IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Selling OIL.

1T is the intention Of the subscrber,o withdraw from
the Dry Goods trade in Alexandria, and in order to
sell OUT he now offers, at small advance upon ''e
cost and MANY for less a, cost his large and general
assortment of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
T0iti0n
me-, and in the Spanish and IT.

M DTQClHS, "Iu f '"e V'''''''' ~
Languages.
~ PINS FRI respectf,iy offers 10 :he citizens u
y. Alexandria his services to teach IN the above
branches 49,. 49,
mr pinstri is an Italian artist, has taught IN New,
York for the snace Of twelve years, and III TINS Dstc
for the last three wears and is teaching IN some OF
the most respectable families OF this place
Drawing is useful to ALTO young ladies' as an ac
complishInrnt and an elegant hnish to thrir eauoa
ton; TO Young gentlemen, to facilitate and give an
e,cran, 6n sh to their of pursuits, VIZ oa law
yer. in the use of maps, direction OF land, hc 10
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing cheM's IN
strum rts SC to m .rchan, to understand stamps.
ooiterrs sc 10 mechanical! professions, II IS ;o' less
useful No tailor make graceful ana Wen su''ed
dress without il; to carpenters, shp-buider, house
bu;llers it is Indispensable in fact. there cannot
be a wrn.fnished mechanic of any kind without
knowledge Drawing
Price Of Tuition:
For pupi 81 lessons 20 Quw,er SlO
From to pupils do do - cscn
to 8 do do do o 90
10 pupils and upwards do 90
Night class for young gentlemen q 90
References:
New York Hon. s Van Henssciser. Hon u " So''
don late MAYOR; Hon. Ismes Kent, Chancellor.
Washington, u. c. Commodore Patterson ahc DIT
Peters , T. 80
ger Lite VaTor. I Itw7S ani a J&a'ssss"a:s9s
= Inquire at the Book store OF d. Martin, ~he'e
subscription psperis left
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
po,timave Jackets.

Ta;. line Of packets is composed OF Tour hne
- , ~, one Of which viii sn' from the O's
moon. s :, n.ltimore every Saturday. For
! sra one "''" IN ". II. IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27

DysNepsia

vXyHE subscriber continues to apply the newly disco
4 vrred remed, for Dyspepsia. which has made per
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places His
price is moderate Application TO be made at his
Drug Store ON Fairfax street.
WN. HARPER.
az A general supply Of fresh Drugs-'nedicnes sc
on hand and offered AS low they be purchased
in s,e yand-is Cor ctSh ur tl,. usal credit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
For Y ent.
Mouse Il store to Rent.

g. A two story dwelling House on Fair
&C. fax between Qurcn and Princess sire, Is, With
y3asl store and good DIR. cellar under the whole:
1914 TO good tenant the rent will b. made lew.
Possession may be had the 27;h ds, Of the present
month SAM b. LARMOUR, u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27

,Nohn a FNNcasa,
Iphoisterer and lfaitrass Man,Jacturer.
yaVESnERS MS respe :tfu' Acknowledgements 10 'he
nub,ic in gen "a. Tor the very liberal encourage
ment h, has received, and informs them that he h"S
On hand general assortment OF
New live geese feather beds
hes, curled hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton Go
Cat tail do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs. SC &C.
New We geese feathers and Spanish moss SOLD oy
he large small quantities
An az s;ch can be warranted Of the very best qua
Gv, ana will De disposed of reasonable terms tor
sash.
apprentices TAINTED.
Iwant two apprentices to the uphosterers ah1 "s
trass making business. ~ J. A. FouCAhD'
sept 5
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Invitation.

.-.,..n will rent the North Warehouse and
*:SI the North half Of Rumne,'s Wharf @ mill, 8,
Is grocers, wood merchsnts, ship chandle S, ~
30 shipping merchants, ii is desirable situation.
sept 8 JOSIAH a. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
To Net

aez. That desirable stand for Dwelling
81 and Grocery, ut the corner Of Wolfe - Id
SgSs! streets, at present occupied by Capt Dircan
ssassas In few weeks Wolfe street will be psveds
and render this very desirable situation.
sept JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Cash COY Negrnes

SxyE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w NJ grnes of both sexes from ID 20 Is wears II
age field hands; also mechanics oi every description
Persons fishing to sell would do well TO give us 4
CALL as we are determined to give higher price Tor
slaves than any purchasers who are OF may hereafter
be m this market and no certificates required.
Any com nun cations promptly attended to- We can
AZ all times he found at ourrcsdence west end Duke.
street, Alexandria, u G..
oct6 FRANKLIN hhHfih!'D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Stnves!

\ -@,iOnal supply Of FrankEn, cooking. with ne
''''' apparatus, rne plated and box stoves; just
..", 'ai tor sue At reduced prices
GEO, WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
.NxnNe ANice

\ r, - Po SNANS
81 ,'' "a" quarter casks of Grape Juice" vim
= NJ, aHj UF very superior quality, also
e., '' 'r. Hu-loek and Scot,'S 6Ee old London
..,.f,>. ''l'"R Vine in half pipes, lust re-
,r--t-, .' aH-Scn., from Madeira, vs Baltimore,
--"e 'y y, 5iESSERS NTH
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New avYange meM.

I'5l' one or the olleT u lhese OOAIS VII L
-1g the season, leave thc District Of Columbia for
jarl-., every Sun,ls; AL Wednesday mornings
lc,al m such WednesdayS as next FOLLOW the tues
.rilre snec,ied, starting from LamoeiiS w'ari.
E'agton, n ). anil rh,ppron'S wharf, IN Alex
10. is, ! -. OK; aud viii leave Commerce street
vi, 10 B,S'aore for the District, every "Wednesday
/ pv5l2, ,i,e-noonat o'clock.
" h..~.rr ,r,y eff
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, APRIL IA, IS3I.

ELEcTION.-The election throughout the State has
terminated auspiciOusy for the Of good order
and sound principles could have been anticipated.
John 8. Peters has been elected Governor, with no
other opposition than from the anli-masons, who sup
ported ZalmOn Sterrs. Isaac Spencer, Treasurer,
and Thomas Day, Secretary, are re-elected without
Ope" opposition. For Congress, Messrs. Ralph /. In
gersOII, Jabez w. Huntington, VIM. w. Ellsworth,
Noyes Barber, Ebcnezer Youag, and VIM. l.. Storrs
are all reelected by vote Of about two to one over
tue caucus candidates. Though we sever entertain
ed much doubt Of then reelection we confess the ma.
jority is greater than we had expected In Fairfield
county, we had anticipated powerful opposition, but
eve" there it Was merely nominal-our ticket having
o respectable majority, Notwithstanding the hue and
cry TINT that county was about to DE disranc
These gentlemen all the firm and decided frie nds
OF Henry Clay aud Of his election to the Presidenc,
over the mad misrule Of the present incumbent.
In each branch Of the State Legislature, there is
said To be decided and in the lower house large,
majority Of members favorable to the predomnance of
correct principles in national affairs, and to the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Clay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

Annexed we give the returns Of six Of the candi.
dates for Congress in the different in Li,chfeld
county. As Messrs Huntington, Ellsworth and Slorrs
were the only members Of the old delegation who
were seriously opposed we have given only the
for them aud for the candidates in opposition to them,
Messrs. Miner, Toucey and Ilolabird MIR. IngereoII
had in this county 2470 votes-Mr. BARRIER 256s-Mr.
Young 283dz-all Of whom were on the Clay ticket,
and all Except Mr.. I"gersol) on the ant,-masonic
ticket Mr.. Haley, the other caucus candidate, had
Ala votes, and Mr. Belts, the anti candidate 34l.
The average majority Of the three Clay candidates
in this county who opposed, it will be seen, is
upwards Of nineteen hundred over the Caucus men,
Who hereafter shall say that L,chfed county will
not emergency, do her duty faithfully and fear
iessIy, and with powerful effect?
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14

By DC. Bursees.-The Gig Of New YOrk-Rich,
populOuS. and HOspitable; the London Of the New
World what may he her Opulence, what her pOpnla-
encouraged and protected like those Of London, shall
annually reap two harVests, one from the ocean add
| one from the land.
Toast enclosed from Mr.. Webster
The United States; while other nations are mould
ing their governments into free forms, may we not
| break the pattern.
By E. ii. Bergman, ESQ. Henry Clay, of Ken
tucky-beoved in the East and in the West, honered
i" the North, and envied 10 The South-may he soon
occupy the highest place in the gift Of tree People.
BY Col Knapp. Rhode IslAnd-A small jewel Of
great price,
The following were given ut the dinner to Mr. Web
ster the week prevous:-
Oar Guest, Daniel TVebster--to his talents we owe
most triumphant vindicaon Of the great principles
| Of the Constitution.
BY Judge Spencer.-The memory of those States
men who formed the Judiciary in '89-the keystone
and monument Of our c"1htry's prosperity,
BY Judge Dagge,l, Of Conn.-The Legislature pro-
.ides the Caskel-rhe Judiciary protects the Jewel.
BY d. Hosack.-The Constitution Of the United
Statcs-HaniltOh one OF its most efficient framers,-
our guest, its ablest supporter.
By Vice Pres,..en, John Hone.--Tho memory ol
john Jay, the in6exbe defender of his Country
Rights, at home and abroad.
dom enlightened The World; the unceasing the incoT.
ruptibo patriot second none in defending the rights
and establishing the liberties Of his country.
By Charles king:-Ihe innocent politician Ivan
Burrn )-Who has moth for supplaniing rival
| no knoUtedge Of the means Of efectiMg il.
By w. B. Lawrence.-Henry Clay Of Kentucky
the associate and fellow aborer of Daniel Webster, iu
the support Of sound Constitutional principles.
! BY Mr.. Townsend.-New- England /" where Aiaer-
lean Liberty raised it's first voice, whore its youth was
nurtured and sustained. There il still lives iii tile
strength Of it's manhood. and full OF lie original sris"
By DR.. John w. Francis.-Nulli6catio 10 all Null
li6ers
BY Mr.. Foot-The constitutional powers Of the Su-
preme Court Of ihe United SNsss--ThO last AuchOr
Of our Union.
BY X. Sedgwick. acknowledgements American
guiiione, designed for the Constitution. May il be
immor,azed by the political death Of ITS investors.
By Mr:sWells.-Oliver Ellswortl-oms Of the foun-
ders Of our happy C"nstitution-ConnecicHta and the
Union owe him debl Of deep gratitude.
BY r. Terry.-Our beloved and happy country,
best with sound and vigorous Constituton-snay it
he impaired by political quacks, Or unprincpIed
demagogues.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14

" A convoca,ion of Pastors and Delegates Of the
Churches ia this vicinity, with some Of The clergy
from abroad, convene ia this place Wednesday the
2Oih inst. The Pastors and Members Of Churches n
the neighborhood, whom letters have not been sent
are hereby invited to attend. The services will com.
mence in the Congregational Meeting House at 10
o'clock, A. M. and continue three days, cir
shall render expedeni, and close with the
Administration Of the Lords Supper.
L. r. HICKoK.
Litchfeld Auril 70 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
MARRIED.

In Warren, Mr. Reuben Scotan, of Sandy Till, N.
Y. to Miss Charlotte Smith. Of Warren; Mr. Peter }.
At Barnet, VI. Mr.. William Lang, aged 80, to Miss
jaime, Gilbraith, aged 26.
IN New.Aayen, Mr. Henry N. Gunner, to Miss
Mabel Norton; MIR Zimri H. Ward Of East Haven, TO
Miss Maria 3. Dunize ofNew-H Haven.
In Berlin, M Birdsey Judson, to Miss Emelne Rob-
In Hartford, MIR. Job Chandler Of New-York, to
Miss Fanny B0ardnan.
In East-Hartford, Mr.. Daniel Pitkin, Jr., Of Nor
| folk, 10 Miss Eliza Phkin.
In SouthingtoD, MI. Joel Atwater Of Meriden, to
Miss Sarah Peck, Of WocoN.
DIED,
In this town, tSoulh Farms Society the 9th
inst. Mr. Seth Farnum aged 81. 10 the death Of NJ.
FarnUm, the community im which he lived has sus-
| tanned heavy loss. Although he moved in humble
sphere, ye, in him were united ordinary share Of
those qualities which constitute good husband and
father, good neighhor, good citizen, and vaIua-
BILE friend The loss to the connn:ty viii not be soon
forgotten, easily repaired but it falls with great.
force the family circLe, and near friends as those
| who knew hm best best prepared deeply TO
rnour" his loss. They are consoed however by this
reflection that h's exemplary life, and peaceful death,
furnish the best evidence, that what 10 loss 70 them, is
hs unspeakable gaO.--Comm.
I In Philadelphia, in Januury last, Mr.. Francis Mer-
win Ptkn, aged about 90, 81 Great Darlington Mass.
formerly an apprentice ia this Office. He youth
Of UNCOMMON genius and for two three years pre-
vious had published various essays in prose
and verse in different literary papers 10 New-York
Ia New Haven, Miss Eliza Ward, aged 80, dasgh-
ter Of Mr. Ambrose Ward.
Ia Cheshire, Mr. Ambrose Barns, SO.
In Hampton, Roger Taint0r, ESQ. a valuable and
highly esteemed citizen, aged about 70.
In Hartford, Miss Emily T: Nichols. is, daughter
Of Cypria" Nichols. ESQ.,; Mrs. Olive Sargent, g.,
wife Of Jacob Sergeant, ESQ.
In North Guilford, Deacon Joel Rose, 81.
In Berlin, Capt, James Francis, an officer Of the
revolution, aged rs; Mrs. Hannah Ma,her, 70 wife Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
CATCH HIM BONA!
Court Of Probate, D;strict Of Sharon, %.
SoiisburY. April 6sh, 1891.

Samuel Church, Judge, holding the same.
TTPON the petition Of Harmon Pset, Of Ca
~ naan; 10 said district, shelving 70 ihis
Conrt that he is guardian Of Charles II. Web6s
Of Washington, in the District Of Columbia.
minor under the age Of twenty-o years !;
that said minor is the owner of real estate sit.
uated in said Canaan. VITA farm Of land
called the CGrtiss Farm. with piece Of wood
land adjoining, bounded as follows, 10 wit :
Nor,herly by Jeremiah Hosford's land; east
erly by Frances A. Walkers land, 8. and IL.
Poets land, Sarah A. Peet's land. Maria L.
Russell's land and John Russell. Jun.'s land ;
southerly by Ezekiel Hoskins' land and Wiz
liam Holabird's land; westerly by Charles
HOIabirds land. widow Anna Burrall's land.
Jonathan Belden's land, and said William
Holabird's land containing about forty seven
and IN half acres Of land. with house and
other buildings thereon, being the same land
which was distributed to said minor from the
estate Of bis late father John Webb--which b
estimated ut about seven hundred dollars
praying for an order to sell said real estate
according 10 law, rs per petition on die dated
April 9Th. 1891:
2 Ihsrenpon ordered. That the consideraiion
Ofsaid petition be djoSrned TO the third Tnes-
day in June, 1891, vt 10 o'clock A. ID. nc the
Probate Office IN Salisbury; and that said
guardian give notice Of the tendency thereof
by publishing this order in newspaper print
ed 10 LitchRrld, three weeks successfully &C
least six weeks before said third Tuesday Of
June, 1891.
The foregoing is "a true copy Of record.
a. Attest, SAMUEL CHURCM. Judge.