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Jan l6.
NIRjtNIA- In Chance Hshf.x County, July Court Is0
James w. Boyd aud John ,yd Plaint,a.,

James w. Boyd aud Jshu Is yyd, Planta.,
AGsms
GsoTys Gresham, admir-. Of Jane, Boyd, Sen. aud in
his fright John Fuike, Christian Godby, FTaneis
Boyd, John Doyi, Sarah Boyd, George Boyd aud
George Aiaws Defendants
THIS this dy be the ill.,
PENDANTS except Gee. Ad,ms FraDfi Boyd aud Sarah Boyd
aud Of the defendant Sarah
stood out all Of contempt ,e bill rksn confessed
70 he On consideration the doth adudgs order
Inst the defendant George Gre,hsm do render before
the estate Of jane, Jun sod admn
son Of the OF Boyd, Senior, deceased which
said account ,the said cOmmone directed to exsmine state
TIE sud report the with matter specially stated
pertinent by himself required by either Of the parties
stated and the Oou doth further djudge order
the defendant, john Boyd do render before the
Of his GudIanhip OF the P!sinf who
examine state settle, add the 10 the in Ire
nsf and the Court doth also sdudg order aud decree that
ae CommoDer do take between the plaintiff
sad Jame Boyd dee Of b, smacon, during the period
omed 10 he their Guafdn will Of james
which ssd eomm,icuer directed report ike
that the defendant JJbn Boyd, n,sc
tiOu his wrong James Boyd
before the commsion who and
repoTthe in lks The eou. a Copy. Teste.
SAM'L WILLIAMS, crk.
OVmm'iionef's office, HsifsS county
Jsnusry f2ih, 1881. {
The puties inietsd will plssse take
ell the 18th dsy Of April
order Of court which
Office, With their accounts resdy examination
sud settlement std with ose coPis, of The pps
Jao. 10. 7s-wsy
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& On REwARD-Ranawayi from the sub.cri-
70 ~ Der, living in Essex county, Va, on the 9Th
oil Decenber, 1880. two likely Wound negro fellows,
named Moses and Horace, two brothers, and probably
they may change their names. and endeavour TO pass
for free men; or they may be taken of by i'll
disposed white person and sod had three taken off
in that way before.
hiosess tolerably bright mulatto-he, however, Is
little sun-burnt, and about twenty years OF age. He
irabout the common size.
Horace is rather darker than Moses, nearly likely
and as large-about % years Of age--no flesh marx
recoliected.
will give the above reward Of $50, If delivered 10
me, or secured in any Jail SO that get them
MORDECAI SPINDLE,
Essen County, Pa near Loreffo.
Dec. Is. 65-WSv
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" IRGINIA. Ia ohaucey-uaiaI County July Ooan, $50
Ttavs Brooks, Plaintiff,
Aeat

W IRGINIA-In Ohaucey.Iiaax County July Court, q $50
Ttavs Brooks, Plaintiff
Against
Bsidsle Gravity aud John II. Wimb.h, administrator
oi DIkp w. Rvwlett, dec, Defendants.
sPp,nny that the plaintiff proc
Craw'y who inhabiut of this the
by law, and be failing plaintiffs BILL alto
him taken for cOnfes.d On confederation
sdjudse, order
between the plaintiff the defendant Bsdsle
also between the said Dadae Cawy w.
which said the nmis.oner aforesaid
and report TO The COURT with matter specially stated deemed
pertinent ny HIMSELF required by the TO be
the court dh fuTther order that JChn H. Wmbh do
said who directed state report the
with matter specially sisted, deemed
TtqnI ed by the parties 10 be o stated.
cory -Ts,r,
SAML WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The parties interested will please
the 18th day ArI
souy order Of court at ussx courthouse, which
required 10 attend With their Ppes ami vouchers Issdy Tor
uaiiUu aud settlement.
TnoS. EASILY, Commi.,onsr.
Jan. l6. 7s-ws,
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oHANC EaY In GOOehiaOd County court, 2oA s~e.I

CHANI cry In Gooehisnd county court, 2oh DE.
II
obeJsh Jordan nd Jus hi, wife, formerly J,he Mcuou
Pals.
against
May Mort,n widow Of Msicom Morrison, deed John Dig ain
and wiz, formerly MlgIe, Mormon, William
his vile, formerly MAry M,on Nancy
John and Sarah HI, wife, formerly Ssian Morsoo
John Mormon, Dsits.
Sarah his wife aud john
their appearance, and security according to
Act o. Assembly the Rules VI this Couit aud rpssns
the the that they
Ga of the Pis,nt.d roun.s ordered
Defendants John and srs his wife,
john do here the hd Monday in M,h
,s bill Of the Pastd'; aud that Of this
forthwith published
Reboond o eight weeks sssivy,
the courthouse Of thu
Tese,
N. w. MILLER, d. G. g. G..
lam.
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,HNONCORD ACADEMY.-The exercises of this
" Seminary for the ensuing year, will commence
the 10th OF January and terminate the 18th of Do
cember. allowing August vacation The course OF
rnec, the English Grammar and Exercises, the of
the Globes, the Drawing Of Maps Surveying, theore
cay and practically Geometry, plane aud spherical
Trigonometry Algebra, Fluxons Comic Sections His
tory, Bellies Letters, Natural, Moral and Political PHI
losophy, Astronomy, and the Latin, French, Greek,
been an Instructor OF Youth about 30 years during
which time the merits Of his system of instruction have
been fully tested Being himself parent, he knows
the socitude felt by others for the welfare and i'm
provement of their chiren; and he will act parents
part towards all those placed under his auspices In
the discharge OF the arduous duties attached 10 his
cation, he will be aided by his Sons. Assisted by them,
he will be enabled pay due attention the above
mentioned branches, and special pains will be taken in
imfaring TO his Pupils critical knowledge Of own
language, Arithmetic, Geography and Surveying, bran
ches generally too much neglected, which though they
occupy inferior degree the scale OF Science, ia
most conditions of life, of paramount importance-The
method pursued in this Seminary is founded care/
full analysis OF the powers OF the human min and from
experiments boys of the slowest capacities, its s-
cacy in removing the obstacles by which the PROGRESS
OF youth frequently impeded, has been fully dgTelop
ed The situation is retired and remarkably healthy
Some OF the students have completed their educations
tuition are invited to visit IL any time, and Judge of the
situation and improvement Of the pupils.-The terms
for board and tuition will be $40, each boarder finding
his bed, candles, &C., SIG If they be furnished
him. Parents and Guardians, residing distance, who
may wish to commit their children and wards to his
requested to write to the Subscriber and di
rect their letters TO
THOMAS b. COLEMAN, President
OF Concord Academy, near the BowngGreen.
Jan. i. 7-w5w
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

BUOkS AN STATIONARY.
I'D OBI l. SMITH respectfully acqvsiots the publscs
Ia he has purchased from Collins & Go. their entire
stock Of Books, Stationary, &c in The city Of Rich
mond and that he will continue in the store formerly
occupied by them. He hopes that tho facilities here
tofore experienced by the friends aud customers OF
the esab hmeDt (which he thinks will not be dimn-
ished will induce them to continue their favors The
stock is large and well assorted and he 10
that the most strenuous exertons OF the house will be
used to increase its value and give general satisfaction
Jan. 6. 7S-6,-w6w
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House. Sign, Chairs and Ornamental Painting, Gid

HOUSE, Ogn Chdifs, ana UTHdWenIdI Painting, GlTd-
ing, sc.
THNHE subscriber, truly grateful Tor the patronage he
IL has received during The last len years, respect
fully Informs the citizens OF Richmond, and the public
generally thai he has taken great de al Of pains 10 per-
ect bimse ell i'll his profession and invites them to call
at his old stand next doog to tho Compiler office, aud
examine his limitations OF wood and marble
Orders from the country in his line attended to-
Dec. IL. 64-if. G.. w. McGINNESS.
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MOT1CE.-Agreesbe to an order Of the President
y and Directors Of the RiyaDna Navigation Comps.
nv notice is hereby given, that each stakeholder in
ssid company pay rt The hdnIs OF The treasurer, two
dollars on each ,ars Of stock in saij company, GD adj
tinoa 10 calls already msce) on tbs hfst day Of Fee
bruary next. DIN l.. r. CAkR, Sec. X N. Co.,
Jan g. 1891. 73-wim
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A GOOD TAILOR wANTED.-Wanted by the
N mddle-o March at least by the fret OF April,
god Master Tailor who understands cutting aud Fl
ting we'll Oae who well recomm nded, OF
sober and industrious habits, will meet with lucrative
situation, by sppica ion per mail, to
JOSEPH NORRIS.
Jan. ~ T6-w1m Litwslion. near huntsville, Va.
6dtR CHARLES WHO'S colts will suit those VIII
- bfeei 10 run, because they running and win.
uing; and those ~bo breed 10 seI. hecause they are
selling Ut high rrices,-will stand the next season.
Spring, 1890, At my siable in tbs county Of Chester
geld, within oiis Of Moody's Tavern rs from Pc
tsrsbVfg aud % miles from Richmond. Terms, nc
hereafter WIN. n JOHNSON.
Chesterfield Jan 4. I3-2aw0
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A TEACHER wANTED.--A Lady well qSali6.
"a Oh 70 teach all the branches OF Polite Eog'isb
Education. with - de sired in private family.
letter. post paid, 70 Wm. Cook, Liberty, Va, viii be
promptly answered.
jan %. Sl-2iw3w
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AElBasa

DICHM0ND AND TAPPAHANNOCK MAIL
HI STAGE.-The Subscriber having contracted Tor
the transportation Of the mail, between Richmond and
Tappahannock, Tor the nest year. commencing the
LIST day OF January, 1851 Is determined to keep regu-
lar line OF stages also, running between the above
named places; and pledges himself to render them as
commodious aud comfortable Tor passengers possible
He is getting entirely stages made, aud will keep
good gentle horses and steady sober drivers to attend
them.
The stage will leave Richmond on Tuesdays and Fri
days al A. NJ aud arrive at Tappahannock at z p. NJ
sane days.-ReturniDg, il wall leave Tappahannoek on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 8 A. NJ. aud arrive in
Richmond at p. NJ. came days.
Stage Fare-from Richmond 10 Tsppaha nnock, 50 so
All baggage at the risk of the owDers. Office the
house Of ROBERT w. FIGG, near tho Old Market.
PLEASANT ID. WOODY, Proprietor
r. Richmond. Jan. I. TIT.
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NNOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD


q attn authorised 10 offer reward OF $500 each, fof
the prehenson and delivery 10 the, my deputy
VIM Carter, in Richmond city, Of Leroy Jordan and
Charles VhifeIy, who were out upon bail, and have
broke their recognZsnces, by failure TO appear the
Circuit Court OF the United States al Richmond, upon
charge OF forging the declarations aud other docu-
ments for obtaining the pay OF certain soldiers OF the
Revolu,it n and against whom true bills found
by the Grand Jury, at the last term OF the said
am informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jor-
dan resident, from his birth, OF Bedford county,
is from 45 to so years OF age, and about feet
inches in height, stout heavy built full face, short neck,
also informed, that Charles Whitley was, for the
the last 20 % years. resident OF said county OF Bed
ford; from 40 TO 40 years OF age, nearly six feet 10
height, slender aud straight built, thin visags light
compile xon gentee in his appearance, and of nnuat-
ing manners. JOHN Nj, Marshal
OF the u. 5, for the f. District of Va.
Jan. 6, 1881. 73-2m
The editors Of the Richmond Wing and Lyncbburg
Vrg inian will please insert the egong for two
months, (uDless sooner countermanded) and forward
their accounts TO me tor payment.
]. PEGRAM, Marshal E. ID. Of Va.
HBiCHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-The sub
q scrbers offer for SALE their Office near Shock6
Warehouse, hetollowing goods made at their Factory
Ia Cotton Sheetings
81 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Osnabiirgs, 90 inches utde
.dId a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality ia
any made in the United States, and will be sold low
tbern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept. 81. 40-tf
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Jan. 25.



Edward Anderson, PhG
Nancy vie, Nancy .'o" and oSs. Fall
lin aud Oay heir Of Alice Fn dse who Alice Anderson
Thi, day came the Plaintiff By hi. ssan.. and appearing "
ah.ti.u, Of tins Stats, On tn. Pl.ina,
A. D e.. 5 s on the
copy ior,hwah
y. 'aa ,s
Dee.I4. a-wswe M. Is. oRALLE.D.G.
oHANUERY-AruIs. held for Ch.,t,r6.ld county court
in The Clerks Office hsso Monday the 9Th day Of Dseen
Jo-eph Brooke. Burnett and Rebeee. his WIFE lat. Rs-
heeea Brooks, and Ella, Brooks,jr. Plaintiff.
Joseph Polly wifi. Martin Brooks ,1.kh Cheat
%m Aa" Tn s.9 ss
hI, h and James sasi1s' nod Dsadsat.
f and S.sy h.
sSss tho s..'s n:
emily and q: rules u ,h add .pptins .h, they
:, 8: a:i.ss:.. %s.sSl
s.s Aim I'D Nancy s, We william ss;ss: s.i
a;s 5:
With inserted Of the public n...Peps.
the front door of the oOsr,s Of thu county
LAWSON NUNNALLY, D. c.
jan 74-wsw.
IN oHANCERY .In Hanover County Court aoih,
Joseph voolfolk William d ,bney, aud Joseph Dssnsy,
Henry sRer David spice John L. Sim, Elizabeth hi.
Thu day eam@hs P!,iqdd by their Counsel, filed bill
and En his WIFE, not having ENTERED Their and
toe Act 81 &s'
not nhsbhsnts Of this oOmmonweah Ordered That the
vile do here dc ar', day Of February
%osd Tor two iSa copy
Dse.s s scD~s" PHIIIP WINSTON s" e. H. ' g.
II Ppvh... eo.ll Dtet@btg 70, IssoEz,s,n
Ans &s.. 1 9S hs s ws .
for dr also John RkS and N.u"y ei wife, formerly MACY
.s. J Ws.5 S, NJ s
s.. Phelps p 'RI Bsy as WIFE formerly Joho
Lucy Wood B,sy Phelr james Saunders,
h"1s s .a5r" and s., Of Jan.
sio John,on R,dfOrd m, RadfOrd josiah R.dfOrd Bermn
uso Radio,a, JOSEPH subl'u Edhh his wife, formerly
Mil Jo,h Bpj,mu, Charles, John NJ Thoma.
,aSo SI IN eS . p r,cI 1.pS are the OF
ceased, ''' Pana.,
Richard R.dford William Blackburn Jane, Blackburn which
Blackburn %y Es.bb R.dfod Fr.nei. Apper,on and John
a% Jsla s %a Nancy sS,'%
aery Nanny RaJIvrd McCsrso al May wife.
S% AaS S s A S ME- A"I Sn%a
BdS E~s p Po %aa S
Ann Maze; I'D M b. @ .y n S ksns s
william B,nur.S, and Mary ayes ar. children Of %sns"
oHSsoEaTr& dy p.na S'fVs.S,
ai% %t sa nf s I'D ns xas MAR. En
uey Ann B"njursn Fne ApPeon, John Appeon, John
aud Nancy his wife, John MCCsrso Mary his wife,
APpeon snd Elizabeth h., wife, formerly Elizabeth
serh Bondaau Edward Boudusni William Nathan
security according to the act Of Assembly and the rule. of this
aud
not inhabitants of TIL, ahon the Of the pha
by their attorney Aforesaid ordered hst Richard
ford, William Blackburn Francis Apper.Cu,
Appeon, John Canuar and hi. wife, john McCSo and
Mary his VILE John hPpeIssn JO'eph Bonduant
William Bondnsnt aud Nathan Ayrss and Mary hi. vie,
Pna here on the third "Wednesday nIeh aud the
bill OF III pl'ind and for The performance Of such
decree the shall msk herein, aud of this
shed the
Rehmond for two months 'ueeesvey and that another cory
door The o.
eopy-Te,ts,
X. L. GRAVES, DC.
January 10. wSy
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woTICE "A vacancy having occurred in the Fee
l Y male Department OF the Richmond LancasteTian
School by the death OF the late teacher, Miss Rebecca
5. Bennett, II becomes necessary that The Board Of
Trustees appoint suitable person successor. To
his end, all who may be disposed TO apply requir
ed 10 send in their applications accompanied by sads
factory testimonials 10 qualification, 10 The Secretary
Of The Board before the hird Friday in February
next The salary is $500 per annum, payable quar-
terly. BY resolution OF the Board Of Trustees.
Jsn.S. 74-2aw4w JOHN s. MYERS, S.c'y.
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The STATE OF ALABAMA, CrRcUIr COURT,
Tuscaloosa Cdunty. October Term, 1880.
Thomas X. Boiling, plaintiff
attachment.
Richard Dennis, Sem, defendsnt>
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
n the PENDANT Is non-resdent Of this State, IL s
therefore ordered by the Court that all proceedings in
this cause, bs stayed until the expiration of six months
from the return OF the writ in this cause, and that
tce be published for six weeks successfully, from and
after the first day Of January next, in the " Richmond
Eoquirer, newspaper printed in the State Of Virginia.
requiring the defendant to appear and make his legal
defence within The time limited aforesaid, or pro-
ceedngs will be had according to law, Sc.
copy-Teste, JOHN NJ. JENKINS,
Jan ID 76-w6w Clerk
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AJAX SHADES FOR SALE.--Wil be sold, at
~ public auction, OH the premises, the 2Sth day OF
January, lS30-the farm called Oak Shades, in II ano-
County belonging the estate of the late j. l. eds
deceased. IL il situated the main road from
Richmond to Charlottesville, and about % miles from
the former place 1t contains about 200 acres-is we'll
,imbered-has dwelling house, and all the necessary
out houses.
credit OF six and twelve months " i'll be given, the
purchaser giving good security, and deed OF trust
the land, to secure the payment. JOHN WIGHT,
Rcbmond J,n. 13. 76-tds Admin II ator
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"a OrlCE.-Rodwell Delk, late of James City coun-
II y, formerly of Surry county. Va. departed this
lie in the year 1920, ncstate; leaving number of
latons-among others he had half sister by the name
of Lucy Lancaster who moved TO Tennessee about forty
years and is believed that she has left Children
as she had some four five when she left Virginia
houd there be any now living they may be informed
that have in my hands bonds, sc. amounting TO about
four hundred dollars, to which they entitled
Should this notice fall into the hands OF any of the par
ties interested it will be well for them write me on
the subject, and will answer their letter and inform
them what will be required TO authorize me to pay them
the money JOSIAH HOLLEMAN, Admir-
debOns of Rod,oeI Delk, deed s.
Dec. is. 65-wSw+ ad,n'rof l.. Lancaster, decd
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Chancery for the Richmond District, offer for sale
Tract Of Land on Crump's Creek, in the county OF
Han0Der, about four miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning 1870 acres, which laid off into four lots and
will be sold jointly or severally.
.dlso Tract of Land in the county OF GOochldnd,
on the waters OF Little BYRD Greek, containing 537
acres-adjonng the Lands OF Mr. w Payne s. others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr. Laney Jones, who lives
1.-THE Goochland Land, by MIR. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating apply to
near Hanover Courthouse. WM. +. WICKHAM,
SurvivinyTrustee OF the Estate of SamD Gst dec
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ENDUCATlON.-My school will be continued ths
M ensuing year. My course Of inslruction1syiii
comprehend the Greek and Latin Languages, English
Grammar, English Composition, Geography, with the
use OF Maps ard Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic.
The school will commence Monday the 9th of jan
usfy, 1881, and terminate the 10Th day Of Decem-
Der following. There will be vacation OF four weeks,
commencing the 10th day OF June. The charge
for board, tuition, washing lodging and fuel, will be
one hundred and ten dollars, payable oDe-ha, the
lst day OF June, 1884, andthe other half the LIST of
December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental, and
much care and kindness will be extended TO boys
hded 10 my instruction, az TO my cfsldren.
My rrsdence is remote from the haunts of vice and
immortality, and remarkably healthy. 1t is situated 10
the county OF Louisa 3S miles from Richmond, and the
Ike distance from Fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredericksburg to Cartersve passes by my residence,
aud that from Richmond to HsrrsoDburg within
short distance OF it.
Letters TO me, should be directed 10 "Gardoer's ~
Roads, Louisa" VIM. NELSON, Juu'f.
Nov. y 53-1aftf
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-10
LSnmeGss BOtGnSc GGrdes and EIA NURSERIES, ~
 FLUSHING,
 Ne0r NcU. York.

- .. WM. PRINCE & SONS, PrOprietOrs. w announce that the 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 Gttention. 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 he1ding and our signature, and such proof of origin must be insisted on, as we take upon ourselves no responsibility unless such an invoice can be produced.
 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 and Plants, and directions for cultivating them sand their PoMoLoGlcAL MANUAL, just published, con- tains full descriptions of above 500 varieties of Pears, Piums, Peaches, Cherries, Nectarines, APricots, Almonds, &c.,, besides other Fruits, so that ALL PERSONS can make their selections, acith knoDledge cf the qualities.
 1F Orders left at the Post Office will be immediately attended to by
 CHARLES SEYMOUR, Agent.
 Litchfeld, Oct. IS, 1881 lY
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-10

Fish StOry.-When fashions are worn out in Paris the milliners send their anti quated articles to the North that is to Sweden and Russia. A vessel deeply la- den with such merchandise, says London paper, was run down in the channel of St. Petersburg. Next day, a salmon was caught in the Neva, dressed in white sat- in petticoat; and in the same net were found two large cod-fish, with muslin handkerchiefs round their necks. The shark and porpoises were observed in gowns of the latest taste, and hardly was there fish that did not display some of the latest Parisian fashions that ever visi- ted the North.
 In reading the above burlesque we could but smile at the cunning fish who put on the gowns, the petticoats and handker- chiefs, but would not touch the corsets, not one of them. They were too cunning to attempt making slender waist half way between the gills and the tail by means of French corsage.-Badger's Mes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-10
NOTICE

ITS hereby given to the members of the First II Ecclesiastical Society in Litchield that their Annual Meeting will be held at the Lee ture Room of said Society on the 14th day Ol November inst. at one o'clock P. M. for the purpose of choosing their officers for the en. suing year, to make arrangements for defray- ing the expenses of the Society. and to do any other business proper to be done at said meet ing. JOHN P. BRACE, co.;.,,.,.
 GEO. c. WOODRUFF, SOSy S,y
 LEONARD KINNEY, O""' "'ee N. B. The Committee are under the neces- sity of calling upon aN those indebted to the Society to make immediate payment.
 LitchfeLd, NOv. 1, 1881 2l