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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

knmnfs dhd 'tttfth as ale almost hourly
'ea'nias 5, upon watch, however, lite req
ar"e ca u ,laced, resp, tht z toe lotce ant
DIR q. o. 81 ne lnsaa g"ut.. \ hie q nsho,r
presentation 90 hdrucr ma, b. fepo,eG, ,r.
lived HE We tt ay from -nh,tk, ,titss inr,,
number 10 b. ' rpu,l} co'uput Al run 40 TO
lOD, but 4 Tomas no, * ga ing the l,tt. l.
Ih'ya are saId 70 ~ N,,l mo 1T Il but there !,
no donoi ." II 1 iIou,,y dYotu cOmIyg ~ cou-
tact wt'h III, wi o g,oz torcc.. lhey are
said II havt iad stvt al s.nafI skIrmIsnes with
detachmrots ui lie al TIA 10 tle vtcInIt, OF In,
Gross KEYS "a VINO several OF the Il, ludrd
wretch. nave been Killed, aud some taken pri.
| sonrrs.
The militia o. The Counties OF Virginia and
| NCrth Carolina pIoximate TO toe sem OF m
| suttechon, are generally under arms -, Nil
accounts concur IN stating that they arc yer,
| drhcieit IN proper aims, accouremenls and
ammunio"--and that CdUdirg COT winch uu-
| h Pplly a our former fine corps are dIsuan-
! deh) ate perhaps the only species OF troops thai
! could ensure the capture of the insurgents
Upon such intelligence rea ching here on " ed.
nesday, about thirty CuIzens OF Norfolk dnd
! Portsmouth tormed themselves into a company
under orders OF Capt j 5. GnTris0Hand Lieut.
! Charles johnson, mounted aud well equipped
ana proceeded the same evening Tor South.
a'npion, taking under their convoy an atom
dant supply oil pistols, cutlasses aud Cartridges
-lu'nished by Com. Harrington from The Ma.
w iatd depot. lhey Iedcned o"doik on
Wednesday nght about ! | oclock aud NJ tu+y
promptly proceeded Tor the scene OF conf, Ct
we think We shall SOON hear OF them, fa,oura,
by.
An express which arrived at Suffolk from Je-
rusalem, yesterday morning, reported that o.
whites mad been killed and several others
were missing he Blacks IN n .t,ts nj ronC,
sion, were CLOSELY pursued by the Militia, and
when ovettaken shown no quarer.. Among
the Killed are Mrs Caharlne Whitehead and s
daus h'erS, son aud GIand sou Mr. Levi
Walters COR Naller's) family, ii IN number,
himself The only one that escaped NJ Travis
aud family, MIR. Williams and iam,l, 8 !;
MI jacob N'il'ams and family, Mir, Waugh
an, SISTER aud family, o Mr.. Barrow aud wife,
= Mr.. ReIse aad family, altogether with otn-
e'' not recollected, making the above number
"a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01
10 The Eiiiot5 Of The Compiler.
IILHAID OFFIcF.
Norf.lk, Anp.2I.,vrnin.

Norfalk, Aug. p, evening.
,Ofih occurrences ~ Southampton, VII ca
go powerfully and paiuiuiy interest us nj pre-
sent, can, perhaps, impnrt 10 you no iniOrma-
ton of which you are not already IA posses
sion. In" horn1 lidIugs VIE received hcr"
Yesterday by an cypress itom suffolk aud Tor
moment staggered belief bui doubt soon gave
wav 10 painful CONVICTION. Letters givlne the
name. aud number ol the innocent and de
lencel"ss victims Of most savage ietGCIty
conlltmei all. aud led to an apprehension OF
the worst that could happen. OuI Court i'm
IN, dlArc,y convened, aud III conjunction with
Judge Ia,lOr, procerdrd To adopt mea,ufcs OF
pTrCautioa al home whIir tnev sAtuhdeG thcu
views 10 the suceour Of or fellow CT lZsns Of
Southampton. II WAS soon nsceTtaIned that
arms aud Bm,nunis i0n could III q NtnIa fIom
the depot at tue Navy yard, mud commodore
Warrington We prompt assurance OF this
TEA i'm 5, To iurntsh tnem al any mum nj, and
II require suih ueucy Tor 1000 mrn. lne
EuuIl iheu dcolded ga mhSng Application o.
Co. lIpu,', commanding ~ Fortress Monroe
Tor as many Il. otat,s' troops as cold be
spared n N that post, aud ordered pu,-
ployncpt al The steam boat II tmit0n 10 take
them to SuiIpik. ii being the day % winch
the Hampton makes hcr weekly uips 10 ) .rA-
Ii, !, sho dat uot arrive uhnh reary eo'1tu.k
at uIght. aud was nuable 70 start ior Od Pout
sooner tn.n , o'sloak-aonsequenny Col
House did uotrecepvr the app'ca ION Of e
Court IN II 3 ~ the mOrnlfs, when II was de.
hvered 10 h,m b, Capt Capron OF the Nbtfp'k
Independent Volunteer, WIN had been druu-
It'd by the Count as The bearer OF tho despatch.
Tue Col veiy promptly ordered three compa.
urs under arms. aud embarked with lhrm
himself al q O'clock, oa hoard the Hampton.
4 similar request having been al res,rd by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

end Killed him and all bis white fan.iv Thrs
fhen ptosedad TO Mrs. CaiharIne - uiteheads
anil murdered ne whole oi thr family, cohsis-
tug u : pprstns ms took ulsc- about day
Ign. Nh Nal,ams a near neigbb1f - Ms y
bearing their cree ran over, aud found hfs
y butchersI VITA an are, hur sun = munster
Of the Go.pel) Wuh his head seYsiet Loon h.
b5dy, and young lady lyiog dad IN the hff
place Vi her chamber. NJ Williams inmedt-
aiely returned 10 hls ON dazzling. when he
was mt by one OF us own negro boys with
the horrible iiaings that NJ. VIE and chfIiten
had br,n murdered IN has absence. Ailff
pressing ali the slaves they fen IN with. under
tue pruslty 81 death f,r refusal, tney have &C
cumulated rom 100 10 20J, snI IN their pro-
grrss have murdered lie families u Mr.. Geo.
Vaughan. Mr.. Thomas Barrow. aud many 9TH
ers whose names are nDi reCuliecled.
" We heard last evening they we're making
for ca. Ailen's q nTler near Monror, "htbe Il
vas lhohght they would get iafger re'nlofce-
ment Al express arrived mere about halt an
hour s'nce, statng that party Of So''hamr-
ton mi'Hla had three skirmIsnss last nighI " III
gang Oi 1 oI 81 negroes, thr latter retrral.
ng zach ume. Nj P5pe Of the militia Was
killed til negroes had 1 Allei aud one taken.
Al our militia are unaar arms. In Heiuofd
county we.hate seut loo nUunted men from
Mntireesbbrough, aud here 80 u % well eq1tp
ped men are marching nul Of town wiiIe / am
writing, ~ al OF our olsler ota'e, lea'i ing n
company Of 70 men ia ibis place. aud 2 to 3oO
IN Mmlreesborousn, with ali our briges aud
ttffles guarded.
We discover nothing like dIsa1ecuun IA
mong our slaves here. / he militia oi Gate aud
Northampton co ~ les are called odt. aud an
t1id a company iro.n the former has Ueen senr
On"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01
EDUCATION,

I AtR PATRONS al the public are hereby
w Ini rmrd, tntt the lad ald Winter
, ssion OF our School will be commenced on
Monday the 9TH OF rptemter.-P Pupils wlil
be instructed in all the branches CT Science
usually taught ia Eng Schools. Our pa
INT aud unwearied attention will be given, that
N Scholars may be thorough Ia sve-y branch
oil S'u'y that they form CoIect eleGua
aud moral ha"Hs, respectful kind, anu amiab
manners.-l ems LIBERAL an accommodating
]. IL 5. COLE.
Aug %. 6uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

Rapm Uri6ug - Ior ,.'oject of Transporting
the marl one hundred mics IA one hour i, fan
" r'vattrd by tn following annouocrmea,.
VII ch We ind in the London Review
young allan, ny the name o Cali VITO
Is n"A ia tbs county, IS SAID 10 nave IN, rnea
most ingenious machine. 10 be played npoa
by the hnstrs ike a piano, by mean, Vi whoa
any per On may copy an entire volume IN the
same space Of time that ne wuulj take u real
Il. Partner, by tue use OF this INSTRUMENT not
only one, but many copies may Or made o d
speech during the peIIod of ITS deliver. ;aod
"lind man may work 1t AS well al any uhol
| ndIV dual
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01
COST,

y ENG desrons 10 close my present bus.
a ~ mess, offer for sale nj prime cost NY
remaining stocR Of SHOES,
Con- prlslng all the usual variety, some Of
which hle OF very superior qualify, and some
at very low prices,
Also gun iy Of Brushes, which will be
sold AT manufacturers prices.
A SO a number of BONNklS, which will be
sol much below their frat cost.
those who are DESTROYS Of being supplied
with any OF the above articles may be accom-.
moda'rd by calling on The subscriber.
J. GILL.
Aug. v4w,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01
Extract Of a letter 10 The Editor of The Norfolx
Herald dated

NINI"N, { n u Aug. Y.
4" We are all in "a state oi ,onlu,,on nara
There has been an insurrecction amony the
negroes Ia Southampton, Va. IA the ntiehbor-
hood OF the Cross X Us, about 30 niies from
this place. From tue best Information we ha We
hHd, three white me0 aOd four slaves OF a geo
ueman near The Cross Keys, rose upon him
about al hour before DAY w Nloudsy moIuing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

dy 10 o"r .nc'sty.-ftey are expected n Attn.
mon'h-l h - IL Too much Joy .nd reiorirs :
moag the real 'rehHs of C.-n. Jach son On III.
feiigntiui casiOn. II sllJR II 10 be ma,
even Ivy recurrence TO he persons VIII sun,
pa ted the re- cited aud noM welcomed ab en-.
tees"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

The Ne"hnr!port Herald states, that the
amount of claims Ia that town aud v,c,n,t,
supposed to be included in the late adju,Int ~
with France, is about ;p71S ,6l0. On Denma,L
they amsuntto 5000, 100 ; OF more lhsn ,,,e
whole amount allowed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01
PREMIUMS OFFERED

Through the libernliy Of Two iudiyidnst
3" The American Peace Society" are perri,fe,
10 Increase ihr premiuRI offered 10 F,yF H.
pRED Dollars Tor the best, aud osF HUxpet,
Tor the seroad best Dissertation on tbe sui.
of = L NGgEss OF Nations, j5r The Gnlr95t.
adj ustHleat Of national disputes, and 10, =.
promotion Of UHiUersat peace wdhom recours. ,,
arms, 10 he sont, Tree of expense, on or M
lore the Fl Il Of Apfl n 1T, 10 d. h.. Wheel,
E,q. 80 Nassau SIeet, New Y TX, accom-.
nlrd with sealed paper, containing The nam.
Of the author, and snperscribed with the SIN.
ture or motto the upon Dissertation.
l.. u. HELLER Rec. So,
n B. Tie indges uf the dissertation, will l..
among tue ms jurlsfs aud civilians OF our Gun.
try.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

Mn lOkk, Ing. Is.
We understand that the lac paokess have
taksn away about eight bundled thousand dol.
lars of our spec E, ami thai eAlh,nges on Eng
land nave, within sort IerIUa, risen tion
nine and IA hall 10 't" hn4 quarter per Cent
advance.
Such d state of things speaks a language not
u be insun ierstooj. We hope aud believe
that the rrt srnl successful STATE # or mana.
tactulcs wni cneck the ev l. Noinrng cl,r, in
our oplu'on, could save Us HON s4ln a Iros.
a'ion OF our industry as would be tell by
every mtV'dpa concerned IA agrIcuttufe.
IA mrchtnlcal pnrsuIts, or in trade % com.
niece OF any kmd. we surely have has
e4peflence enough IN this head, to know what
must 6r he result OF extensive Impo, ,al.ons OF
iorrign fabrics. liner. Hue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

The Boston Patriot s4ys-" DIR. KIM =,
Sorlh Carolina, philosopher of oon,lls7,f.l.
repnle, VII has lectnred N this CITY for soma
time past. maintains new theory respeerlo.
It, ginning rads, that tney should not be s,pa,,I
hui rough aud jagged that each snail pom mn.
drIuCh IT. p6ruon OF electric mud. Il -:
that he rod upon the state House Is alrpre,,a
this manner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

g Ae would rather D. The tUidOlUS of State
kgnis men, than The lcirfs oil those who will
not drlend rhelr lights"
The above toast "as sent by lady in Ala
h7ma, TO a company dinug on the Attn OF July.
Tier name - not gwen, hut We would wager a
Uhe that she has uoies IN hrr stocking. N
woman VINO needles WI Ia uullIli, alton can
either mend et nose OF dam her nlgnl CAPS
Probably she ID an o maid who wishes her.
sen Vido knowing that she must FIRST be a
WE onl what homes terllng wife or tender
mother, could wish hrr h,s3ard 's death upon
an abstract opm,on, "uetner he was nuill-
tier or a union man When such questions
invade The sanety OF the domestic Gre-s,de, they
become preposiefous-and reyolrng.
N, l. Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

Some Of The planters u the vicinity of Honf.
vic, Alabama, are turning their attention {,
he cultivation Of Hemp, and the manufacture
Of Cotton Bagslrg aud Bale kope. So lsl.
ibfr prosp'c ae said to be vety encont.
gu, netting tnem much greater prof lhag
he growing Ut Cotton has heretofore dan,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

The Mobile Patriot speaks in very fayog,o
DE terns Of the Cosl found in The yisinitp F.,
u cNIGosa, A!abana. II IS said to be eon.If.'
any that has ever reached the United ST.,
( ON liverpool, and Is found in the glesIe.,
abundance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

You have tears, prepare to shed them
no" ihe Long Island fallIot. an homes,
adherent OF" he Party, be"ajls tue par
tvs loss OF ITS head Ia the following paIhetie
terms;
The Hon. Martin Van Buren, our Envoy
Extraordinary aud Minister P,rnipotrnrionary
TO the Court OF 81. James, touk MS departure
,of tnsl ON tuesday last in the packet shin
r'esidrni. He Was ttendeh to the ship BY a
'd'ge numoeT OF his friends, and much ieeling
was manifested by them on parting with him,
a"u eonsignIng so much OF wortB aud talent
10 me me'Cy ofthe clements! tie takes with
~ MN Tue 'ympal II ana kad feelings of the
cope aud II fate should decree hlm a deeD
grave IN he bosom ofths oceuu, The Affections
%''" Tue le"dertsi synpataIes OF the american
htPaotc "H! be led Wah nun" ton SHOCK.
ING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01
Musical BOXES,

sHlS DAY receiving and opening q supply
- OF beautiful Musical Boxes in Turtle shell
Cases. New and beautiful tunes.
Aug. 2s. HOWEL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

Inc following passage occurs in G letter
"oh Washington published IN the n. Y. Jour.
naI Oh Commerce " 1t Is not necessary to re-
pun Inc particular OF great reform, which
n"N damts'he return Of Maj. DOnclson (! his Ia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-01
.Al60ny Laterary Gazoste,

A Repository of Literature and the Arts, IS published every other Saturday by John 1 P. Jermdin & Co.,, corner of State and North Market streets, Albany, at the low price of Two Dollars per annum. The following is an extract from the Prospectus :-
 In general its columns will be devoted to Literature and the Arts, but not to exclude those nOhler attributes of mans existence Religion and Morality.
 A passing notice of the politics of the day will he given, hut at the same time it will he the view of the editor that DO angry debate or warm dispute. dragging private character into the public arena of political warfare. shall dis grace it's columns.
 POlemic discussions shall af no time becS::na a subject for it's pages !; but as far us we are able we shall use our endeavors in the support of undisguised and true religion.
 Areyiew of new publications shall occupy conspicuous place.
 To the poetical department particular at. tention will be paid. the editor carefully exclu- ding all trash, (which, we are sorry to say, abouDds in almost every publication of the knd,) will endcavor to procure such only as will meet the wishes of judciOus and an en- frightened public.
 Arrangements have been made by which we will obtain the latest foreign publications {: such as the New Monthly. Blackwood's and London Magazines, the London Literary Ga zette. SIc. &c.,; immediately on the receipt of which, pieces of the same order as have ever embellished their pages. will be transfer red to its columns.
 The paper will continue to be printed in the present quartO form, and piece selected from the latest and most fashionable Music, (arran- ged with accompaniments for the piano forte) under the immediate and sole direction of MT. William M. Pease. Professor of Music, will accompany each number.
 It will be carefully enclosed in strong wrap psrs and forwarded to any part of the United States by the earliest mails. Particular at- tention will be paid to this, the necessity of which is evident to every one, hut which is praciised by few. Nov. 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-01
Steam Boat Notice |.

THE Steam Boat SUPERIOR. Capt. San-
 A ford. will continue to run as heretofore advertised until the 18th inst. after which time she will perform only three trips oeekly-Icav- ing Ne,r- H0Uen every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday, at n o'clock A. M.-and leaving Neso- York every Tuesday. Thursday and Sa- turday. at 2 o'clock A. M.
 POST COACHES will be in readiness on arrival of the above boat to convey passengers to Hartford by way of Durham and Middle town as we'll as Meriden and Berlin. Passage to New Haven dolars4-from New-YOrk to Hartford dollars. Meals ertra.
 The UNITED STATES, Captain Beecher, will continue to run as hereto tofore- leaving New-Y York on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at l2 o'clock (noon)-and leaving New-Haven on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa- turdsys at ' o'clock P. M., and will take freight on the usual terms.
 JOEL ROOT, Agent.
 Ne,0- Haven, Sept. 8, 1881 tflS
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-01
LsasmeGas Botanic G0rdess and s'yya. NURSERIES. @&aDsnA
FLUSHING,
Near Nesc. York.

WM. PRINCE & SONS, Proprietors, w announce thatth great extensions made in their establishment, which now covers near 50 acres, completely filled with the choicest TREES. SHRUBS and PLANTS, enables them to offer the various kinds at the reduced prices stated in their Ne,o Catalogues, which will be sent to any person who may apply for them. The size and excellence of the Trees exceed all former periods; and the most scrupulous attention has been devoted to their accuracy, which is invariably an object of their personal attention. To NURSERIES they will allow liberal discount and convenient credit. All letters desiring information will be replied to by the first mail. As many persons are agents for different Nurseries, it is requested that or ders intended for us be Particularly specified. Every Invoice sent has a printed kedding and Owr signature, and such proof of origin must be insisted on. as we take upon ourselves no responsibility unless such an invoice can be produced. a#
 Their Treatise on the VINE describes 28O kinds of Grapes and their culture. Their Trea- tise on HORTICULTURE contains descriptions of great variety of Trees aud Plants, and directions for cultivating them sand their PoMoLoaIcAL MANUAL, just published, con- tains full descriptions of above6OO varieties of Peors. Piums, Peaches. Cherries, Nectarines. Apricots. Almonds, &c.,, besides ather Fruits, so that ALL PERSONS can make their selections, scith q knosoiedge of the qualities.
 NF Orders left at the Post Office will be immediately attended to by
 CHARLES SEYMOUR, Agent.
 Litchfeld. Oct. IS, 1881 18l
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-01
POETRY.
NOxHS DOVE.

 "us the dove found rest Sor the sels of her too md sho roIurusd unto him intO the ark. k."sn.0ii.s 4 dove Ger the dark watSts aews
 wand'rer from her Hese: She paused the scsnpS of earth to view. But there she EoHnd no ress. The deluged earth was sere and dsad- How ehesrtess was that sight! The dove her weary piniOnS spread.
 Aud hOmeward urged her flight. How oft. like this poor rowing dove.
 The soul inclinss so sOam From Christ, the object of her Ioss.
 And Heaven, her native home: But nOughl below e'sr sa,iS6eo
 The vast immortal mind;
 Away from earth the stranger flies,
 An ark of rest to find.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-01

EOR the greater perfection of his SteVeO- L typiRg Establishment, has found it neees. sary to prepare TYPE FOUNDRY; the expenses attending which, and the kind offers Of his Typographical brethren. have induced him to enlarge extensively upon his original plan. His letters are cut in the best style; and the particular interest of the Printer, Pub fisher, Bookseller, and Stereotype Founder. has been consulted. The following EOunts are offered to the public notice. viz:
 Pearl, two kinds, Bourgeois on brevis! l,ody.
 "!gs" Ss"g"ss do. So %sI ""S f,%s'' Pi.s, two k'"d'
 Bourgeois, do. English; -
 with variety of Title-page and Fancy letter; to which such additions will continue to be made as the tastes of Printers may require.
 The type furnished at this foandry will give clearer impression, and last DOngeS, than any known since the days when the good Old Scotch type was used here,. which is well re- collected by some Oflhe profession, ,On account of its remarkable durability.
 TO his kind patrons who have herefOf0Fe so literally encouraged him in StereOtyping. he begs leave to return his grateful ackROwledg- ments. and Aatters himself that he can now present greater inducements fOS continuance of their favOrs, as more nesD type can be pWt upon their works than formerly could be asl~ foFded-a saving Of ten per cent made to the trade by particular improvement in the mOnlds, which admits of that rate Of matsrT t0 ;Assch page mere than usual. 4 sufficient qusntity of each kind Of type continually on hand to insure against loss oftine in compile ting orders.
 Country Newspaper Printers. and others, will be supplied with founts that have been used for stereotyping, on which the most lib- eral discount will be made. se4
 N. B. The most approved Printing Press es, Frames, Cases, Imposing Stones. CompO- sing Sticks. Quoins, Furniture. and every oth- ar article necessary for completing Printing offices, at the manufacturers prices. supplied with the least possible delay.
 Ne,O- York. Nov. 1881 a4
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-01
1925 Reward :!

DANAWAY from the subscriber. o,, the
 AG 18th of August last. and advertised in the Mercury. of Hartford, the goth. Boy IS years old. named WALTER HULL. Said boy was bound % me until he should be ql. by the SeIec'men ofthe town of Farmingeon. He is short for his age, very thick set, full face, light complexion, lightish eyes and hair, but somewhat swarthy. head large and round, hair grows straight ouf. with two crowns tas sometimes called) on his hsad--wOre away brown tow frock and trowsers, black hat, which had been cut open at side and SC " ed up to make it smaller-reads with great diffi- cuIty. talks much and loud. and stares greatly.
 This is the third time he has run away-he usually alters his name. It is the same boy partially described in a malicious and libello,is advertisement first published in the Mirror. printed in Hartford, Con. and since copied by others. Said boy is supposed to be in the western part of Connecticut, or perhaps in N. York State. ar possibly gone aboard of some vessel. as he has hintsd he should do. The above reward is offered to any person whO will return said boy. or give information so that he may be had. Oj~And since my cha racter is thus wantonly and publicly imp!;csa- ed by deadly foe, all printers who will giys the above an insertion in their papers, or per- sons otherwise aiding in the discovery of said boy. will confer favor on an injured man. above all price.
 CYEYYrrr ANnnrro
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-01

At q Court of Probate holden 0s Waterbury,
 NoU. I, l8Sl-On the estnfe ef ELlPHALEr
 HARTsHoRS. laie cf Plymoatk. deceased. nRDERED, That the administrator exhi.
 " bit his Administration account Co this Court tar adjustment. at the Probate Office ln Waterbury. ou the 5th day of December. i8Si,a 10 o'clock in the forenoon and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the administrator will cause this order l0 he published in newspaper printed tn LitchGeId, and post a copy thereof on the sign post in said Plymouth.
 nos JOEL AMMAN, Jmdgs.