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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

u The subscriber is this day moving his goods
FROM the store recently occupied by BARNEs g.
BELT, TO the store the corner Of II and 18th
streets opposite the Bell Tavern, where no will DIS
pose OF his stock on hand at Gerry reduced prices
say about cost and charges; which will be done for
the purpose of reducing the stock much as posi-.
bic, before his Spring supply arrives. lie has re-
ceIvcd recently from New York and Philade phia,
great many new and desirable articles, both for La,
dies and Gentlemen which he will dispose of las be-
fore sald] at very reduce prices.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
fob Qh-1nvu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

HlSSOLUTION.-The co-partnership hereto
~ fore existing underthe frm ofBARHEs & BELT
IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. Ali of
those indebted 10 the concern will please make paw
meni to d. l.. Belt-and those to whom the concern
IS indebted, will be paid by him, he alone is Qutho-
r2ed to settle the whole business
NEWMAN w BARNES
BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
Richmond Feb. rs, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
COIL COYLU COIL -!

TENHE Subscriber has The pleasure to inform his
Il customers and the citizens generally that he is
receiving good supply of Coal by the Canal, which
will be sold at the old price Of 6 cents per bushel.
Orders left at his Office, or Coal Yard on the Dock,
will be punctuay attended 10.
feb I9--lhf PRENTIS CUURB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

| WI ~ them selling than those of other hur
1890 SEES got III America, and 4, L.ior prices
VI STAND TINS sprin%, nj my stsLlc in the county oil
nhes'crfcli, within mile Of MooGy = ;avcrn 10 rIon
fetesburSh, and q from Richmond and is now a, his
.ah ready to serve Mares At 80 dollars the leap and
- uonafs the season, payable the 18th July next
"nen II viii e%pire-Sevcnty Dollars to insure Mare
payable rs soon size is known TO be in foaI or ,ar
'e with Dollar To the groom for each nare to be
pad when she is sent to the horse. Pas,urage praa
winch tor quality and quantity, is very desirable beinr
al wen enclosed, and well watered. Every care viii
De taken to prevent accidents but liability for
mat may happen Servants will be found without
charge, and mares with o. without ccl,c well fed #
desired, at 2J cents day.
Ny son, George ". johnson, will reside on III.
plantation, and will attend himself particularly to all
orders. " Az
SIR CHARLES is full IS bands inches, Is years
OF" s spring, and of fine chestnut colour; he never
was IN higher health, there ever surer foal.
Seer' nor was any horse admir- ed for form
neIGty and commanding appearance. Tie has been
80 "E'eh advertised, that consider il unnecessary to
stare again ms numerous and succs ssfui races The
records OF the different Jockey Clubs will shes tha,
M colts are performing the Turf with unrGuaed
success and BY their performances are duiur much TO
sustain the high reputation of their SIRE WHO was got
10y SIR Arcky, his dam b. the imported horse Citizen
who was by Paco!ct, he by blank, and he by Gotio,.
pGn AT.'oian his grand dam Cumc7u,atiun sinoor,ed
pare Devii, imported Cid Shark imported horse Old
Iearnau5"', Imported mare Jenny Dismal got by old
D' S,i MN. L. JOHNSON.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
II. |. Smith, recently Collins & Co.

X. |. Smith, recently Collins 81 Co.
RY s,e late arrivals has received many books-among
Evening Recreaons: of Dialogues on the History
and Geography OF the Bible Written for The American s.
Life and Travels of St Paul By 7. Beden, D p.
Life oil Mrs Ann ~ Judson, late Missionary BuTna:
with an accoun, of tine American Baptist Mission that En-
pe. Prepared for the American 5 s Union; by James D
Knowles, a. ~.
My Grandfather Gregory.
Jesus, the CnI.ds Best Teacher
Mary Scott; or, the Child loved Sunday School.
The Halls.
Jays Exercises for the Closet for every day the Year
Wilson's Lectures: I'd Vol Evidences Of Christianity
Bickerseh's Christian Student, Scripture Help Lords
Supper. Christian HeaTcI, Treatise n PRAYER.
GrtIiu's Park Street Lectures
Memoirs OF Dr. Payson
FaheI's Difficulties CT niIdely.
Advice Young Christians: with Introductory Essay
~ DR. Alexander
Burku's Help and Guide 10 Christian Families
Annals Of the ronr, by Leigh Richmond.
Wilson on the Objectionable Sis
James Family Monitor, Christian Fathers Present. Churc
Members Guide
Borteus Lectures ST Mathew
Bcveudges Private Thoughts Religion.
Pgsca!s Provincial Letters.
Woods on Inspiration
Memoir Of Rev. T. Parsons, First Missionary Ia'y slime
from the United States
Life and Ministry Of Symmetrical.
HAYES Lectures To Young Men
Iinscy's Lectures TO Middle Aged.
sorys Evidences, Doctrines and Duties Of 'e Christian
Religion
Rober, balls polemcs and Freedom Of the Press
!lawes' Tribute TO Memory OF Pilgrims
Lexicon of Useful knowledge By tie Rev H. Wilbur, g. III
Robert Halls Co spec Works
Scott romy aud Cnrlts Commentary the Old and New
Testament
wibus Family Bible
J. : will probably open the Of this day and
morrow. further supplies including Works, anA
small inyoIre Of Choice Music. ?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
THE IN fOk ED HORSE.
XCUM C ERUETJE


N ILL stand the ensuing season at his former
w stand, Barboursville, in the county OF Orapre
re has been she|n this winter at Richmond in
The presence of hundreds OF the best Judges in Vr-
gina aud was universally admired for his fine form
ITufllc Is sixteen hands high ard seven years old,
and has, proved himself mos, extraordinary sure
1921 ge'tcr Not one o! the eighty odd mares put to
him have failed within the knowlcjce of the subScr
bc-.
The season will coEnn:cncc OF the !5:h February
ana terminate on the LIST day of July. Terms a.
hcretoiore-Eorty dollars to be- DISCHARGED bv thirty
If paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance,
and one dollar - the Groom, 20 be paid when The
mare Is brought or taken away. The best and most
extensive pasuage Is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent 10 Truic and the mares may be fed with
what they will cat, at twenty five cents dav. end
Hrooms at the village, Il, five dollars n month ANY
one putting five mares with him, the price of one
Wi, be RENTED. &. w wager
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Rnrhrursv,". Feb. Isl; 1881 feb 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

~ hE chumpS, IN the county Of Hanover : miles
Ssshaaz1E from tho court house and IS from pich
noNi.-Seascn to commence ;ae 18th of Feb and ex>
pre- the 19th OF 1u!y-pgice 20 dollars, payable bv
h'een' Il paid by the latter perod-th?y dollars 10
'nsuTe-p's'uraGe gr";., but responsibility FOR
accidents or escapes iilego is black full sixteen
hands Ligt and possesscd OF great bone and muscle
wo ct rtcSos colts have been trained and each Of
mem gave strong evidences Of capacity for the turf
one OF them won her ps,ake in fine STYLE over
lle CarnTucld course, and could not now be purcha>
SEQ OF her owner for thousand dollars. Rrro was
got by francisco, esteemed by the late Mr Mime
one OF the best horses trained his sabie lis
uan by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter TeazIe
Grand dam the imported mare Csslraure dam of Sir
Archy'l & by Rockingham s Tabitha, by Trent.
ham, & 6 by BosPhorus, Coalition Cit, Burtard,
IS ggg &c. Lord felgh's Charming Molly Francisco
was got by the imported horse fiambieton, his dam
NightinS"!e, BY Chaaticleer, dam Winsuryfee,, by
Jolly Roger e dam Melpomine, by Burweirs Tray
eiier s dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony, ggpg
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle /,
Is thought unnecessary to 60 further with the pedi
gree as that already given proves Riego to be one OF
the pest ored horses eXtsnt.
y: b. Mares will be fed at g cents per dav
IcO 4I--WoWc II. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
mar 3-2aw8tc.

Until the rcceip, Of the Goods mentioned above,
Benz Lloyd Belt will continue las heretofore sdyer-
Used, aud the place. to dispose Of he stock
on hand, most OF which is OF recent purcbsses,) AT
VERY REDUCED YRrcEs--preparatory 20 their iual
disposition, which will take place, before the new
.5iaern gees 10 :e.t...' 1Gg s-!vh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
New Books Of Nash's.

rE'HE Separation, Novel. by the nuhorcss of
"A "Flrr'aton,' IN vols; Family Library, ~.
ii; Narrative of discovery and adventure in the polar
and regions with Illustrations Of their climate
Geology, and an account, q; the whale Fishery
by Professor Leslie, Professor jameson and Hugh
Murray, Esq, T.. r. s.. Family Library, No ~;
History Of the Bible, by 6. n GIcig Just published
and for sale, by JOHN H. NASH. feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

CATALOGUE NO. 2.-Mernolrs Of DIR. Akin.
" Beattie's Essays
Cobbc,t's Letters
Boadcn's Memoirs of kembe
British CiceIo
Mechanics Magazine
Dallass Recolections cf Lord Byron
BEL gcrs's Memoirs of Ann Bolcync
Darlington & Beusy on the North Pole
Adams History of New England
Campaign in the Caroinas
Bongbroke's Voyage TO DcmaTara
Allison on Taste
Analytical Outlines of the English Language, by John
Lewis
Ferguson's Rome, ) vols in one
Memoirs of Moreau
Geographic Dramatica, Companion for the Play
House
Cowper's Private Correspondence
England by Hume, Smoliett and Bssett
"Reminiscences of 1hos Dihden
biography of llustrsus and celebrated females OF all
ages and countries
Claibornes Notes the war in the South
Goldsmths Rome
Do Greece
Gibbons Rome
Mills History of Chvary
Works of Chas Churchill, for sale, unusually low at
the bookstore Of Il. ID. ShNXAY.
mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
COMPREHENSIVE

TENIlE Subscribers have associated themselves IN
n business under the firm of Ben, Price & Co..
and viii open few weeks, (et the Corner othquey
opposite the Bell Tavern) General ASSORTMENT Of
Staple and Fancy, Foreign ind Domestic Dry Goods
TO which they invite the attention of Country Mer-
chants. heir friends, and others-wth the assurance
that nothing snail be wanting their part 10 dssc-sS
the public patronage
BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
THOMAS PRICE,
JNO MARSHALL SHEPPARD
mar 3-2aW8tc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

t.hMH.-St rs'HirlioN TO the DAiLy RICuNoNn Wmo
N.y Subscribers s." year, and ioi shorter period
rae OF 81 Year, both payable advance. When sent 10y
kali Slo year.
ADVERTISING. For square az 10 lines or Ices Que in.
i'on 10 cents; two insertions 81 three 81 and
tgey succeeding insertion 33t cents.
thrice week, FIRST week 81 -; every succeeding 81
s:'iion So cents.
O"eo week, Grs, insnron IS cents every succeeding
Rnon 60 cents.
SHia " 49,
ransicnt advertisers pay advance.
ne number Of insertions I've noted the Ms they
lh &c inserted until oriere,o be Stopped and charged
sfpgly.
Annual Advertisers charged 80 dollars Tor squares
iad III that proportion for Of greater eng
ltt AuCtonocrs and Lottery dealers charged 500
* Tho CONSTITUTIONAL WIG rs published twice
week, CIrcSdays and Frays,) FIVE dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
For Hdrerising7j square, ies for the Gis,
scItior, and 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
Cheap Cotton and Silk Hose.
- OBERT II JENKINS has opened from Il

Cncap cotton and Six Hose.
D OBERT II JENKINS has opened froR, the
IL New York Auctions
SO doz ladies' white cotton hose, from Cd pr pair
to fine quality
Embroidered and lace worked silk hose
White and black, PLAIN and ribbed English and
French silk hose and half hose
n few doz. misses cotton hose
Ladies white raw silk hose, very cheap and desra-
BILE article for the season.
Comprising an extensive assortment of Hosiery
which will be sold at the most reduced prices at
K. Fl. JENKINS
Alerino Shawl, Linen. md Fancy Dry Goods Store.
Lateral CurDature of the Spine.
MIR. CASEY, Patentee of the Dormant Balance
lVl for the cure of Lateral Curvature of tho Spine
respectfully informs the Faculty of the District that
he has taken rooms at Mrs. Arguelles' in Pennsyvu-
ura Avenue, for the purpose Of giving full exposi-
ton of his method. Members of Congress and their
Ladies, wei! the other Ladies and Gentlemen
residents Of, now sojourners i'll the District are
respectfully invited - take view of the very simple
means by which perfect of n most affecting
and wide spreading rTcguUrlty in rhe human form,
has been effected IN various parts OF the Union The
attcsa of the clear and decided superiority uf
the Dormant Balance all other methods in
clude the testimony of he fret Surgeons, Physioo-
gsts and Physicians in the Union, well of Puris
and London Washulgton ID e. Feb. ~, 1881
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
Irish Linen Store.

IIIoIl IIIIICII DIUIt
ID ii. JENKINS has OH hand, Of recent Importa
u. tation, an extensive assortment Of IRIsn AND
GERMAN LINENS Persons wanting Linens Tor the
Spring, will find them at all prices, By the piece half
piece, or yard. All Linens purchased at this house
arc warranted pure Linen and grass bleach.
Also on hand, a few pieces OF extra fine Linens
suitable for collars, &c &c. All of which will be
sold at the most reduced prices, al r. II. JENKINS
Merno Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Coed Stcr-.
feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

A T rules held in the clerks office Of Mccltcn5urC
"a county court, on the sd day Of January, 1885,
Peter T. FurGcrson, pitt, against Sarah Tlansord
William Turner, and SusaDnah his wife, Daniel Era
zicr, sen, Benjamin Frazier Elizabeth Frazier. Alex,
nndcr Frazier, Su annah Frazier, Daniel Frazer
jun, Thopaa H. Furgcrson and Homer V. FuYgcr9
SOD, dfts.--lN CUANcTRY.
The defendants. Daniel Frazier, sen, Benjamin
Frazier, Eizab Frazier, Alexander Frazcr Su
sannnh Frazier Daniel Frazier, jun, Thomas RI
FurrersoD, ard Homer " FurgCrson, not having
entered their appearance according to the act of
Assembly, and the rules Of this court and it appear
ing satisfactorily that they not inhabitants Of this
Sstc, on motion of the plaintiff by his attorney it Is
ordered that tho said dnfrndans do appear hCrr on
ibe fst day Of March court nNXt, and cutter their
appearance and answer the Plaintiffs bill and that
n copy Of this order be inserted III ono Of the news
-apcrs pfa'cd in TIC town Of Petersburg, or city
itchu5nnd for eight weeks succcssivcly and post cd
at the front door Of the courthouse Of said county.
copy. Tcslc,
JOuN G. BAPTIST H. f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
BROWNS BEST
Chewing Tobacco,
For sale hv II. G.. McNEMARA

For sale by II. G. McNEMARA
New Spring Goods.
ID OBERr II JENKINS Il opening, by The Pack
4 q cj Tantivy from New York, tho following new
Dry Goods.
Chapgeoblc colored Gro de Maps
Rich figured white Gauze Ncs
An extensive assortment black L1cc Wells.
Blonde figured Gauzc IIdkGs--fncy colorcd and
halfmournng-a new style of goods, and for sale al,
a low price.
A few dozen more of those elegant embroidered
white cotton Hose.
\ few pieces, ncw style, French coronation Cling
hams
Linen Floss and Linen Puring.
-SlTsO---
I case German Linens, which for lncrcss and
chcapncsa, arc preferable any yet offered, and will
hc sold a, tic most reduced prices, ut
r.. II. JENKINS
mar Lgrn and Fancy DRY Goois stare
AMERICAN WROUGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
MORE NEW SPRING GOODS

molIE NEW SfRlNG GOODS.
Tuesday, 8M March, 1881
p OBERT ii JENKINS is opening this morn
IA ing, BY the Hornet, from New YORK, the follow
lag New Goops:
Fashionable painted Lauronlues. an entire new ar
icie for ladies' dresses, received BY the last pckst
from France.
New style gnuzo and Grape IIdkrs.
Rich white gauze Wells.
Ladies' crazy Jane aud rich lace Caps
By former .4TriUdiS:
Spring style Of garze and Grape HaGdkerchic1s and
ScarfS
Painted Grape Shawis and ScarfS
Every description of Fashionable Lace and worked
Caps, Collars, Chamos, Chemisetts, Fiorees
and Pclirncs.
Very fino white and thin mcTino wool Flanncls
suitable for the season.
Very cheap silk and cotton Hosiery
DunStOble end Navarino Bonnc;s
Also
Irish, German Silesin, and Flemish Linens and
Sheetings.
Persons wishing Linen Goods, will find them
good and cheap at r. III. JENKINS Linen and
Fancy Dry Goods Store. mar
4 oFFEE.-150 bags green Coffee, just received
~ per schr Tantvy, TOE sale, by
mar RALSTON e. PLEASANTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
S Il HARL e s.

This distinguished foal tier, whose
~& Colts are '!tener winners, and more of
I ~ them selling than those of any other nor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

SPECTACLES-Th subscriber has inst rec.;v
~ cd supply of gold, silver, aud steel mounted
specacles, aud is prepared TO accommodate eyes re
quiring he aid OF glasses. 4. ID ShNXAy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
s, lS.I.-i15A
n | EGO.

w This thorough bred horse will stand
.SX the ensuing season al my farm called Ma.
>IE chumps, in the county Of Hanover, miles
from tho
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

Res. Levi g.. Tees. of s. Lnks's Church. N. Yosk, son.naw of the lass Bishep HehaEs, ca the 9Osh v, as Ralsgh. elected bishap s Ihs Pro'esianl Epis seual Chursh Ger the Disease sf Nsssh Gaselina.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

Horid.--As unmarried woman named Clarissa BisseIl, living in Ililion Society, Monday last committed the jail in this village. charge ei having sscTeisd desreyed her newborn ialaai.-- The particulars relaaed of soO shocking nature to he detailed further thaa that se child suppo. sed have been placed apoa fire aAd bHras Q dsafh, or % destroyed asr ,s death. the boass only discovered among che ashes. As the woman. who is about gears of age. and aot sfvsy reputable csr setter, will be pas spoa her trial durias the nsxt term of,hs Superior Court in this town, i. might bs doing iassiies prejadics shs eass by sayiag any shiae more. The a6air has. as might hs sxpeeisd. prods. l eed no Iisale exeiaemena in miaoa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

kntsf RsSEe Act. passed May Session 1881. ]. Acs eedinR Jurisdiction to Uaed s,eees. 2. Act DissrSetiag the State.
 ;. Act de levy Ot execution upon real estate lying
 in different Towne. {. Aca de service ef petitions to General Assembly, ,. Act de GrOsS-hills in equity. V 6. Act de adthOrisiBg service of bills only, by a,-
 Iachment. - :, 2. AC, de jurisdiction of court, on bills for fore closure. " 5. Act de SHprenie Court of ErrOrs-one judge tO
 constitute aqu0Tam in certain eases. g. Act repeating 7Oh Section of Act de Conr,s 10. Act annexins part of North DrAnford Io ,he pro
 bate district oG Gnili0rd. II. Act de probate districts of East -Windeor and
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
New-York Mirror.

A MrpcsitOry of Polite Liier0twTe and tke ArtH
 s"'S,.t:shed Ssl.s 'r'th splendid Exgravings cn 1 Seet, Copper. and Wood: and ,SiM 1 Popular Music, 0runged for the ] F'0Ho Forte. PWblisked WeeEiv. d Edited hy George P. Morris and Theodore $. F.vf | kN NcOURAsED by the extensive and rapidlv -MA increasing circulation ofthis i,n,rnaIs 1bs Ninfh Volume, (the first number of ,Ok;ek ,riW De issGed on the ninh day of July nert ] Win he enlarged and improved. It is the ohiect If the proprietor to offer for the intellectual gra- tlhcation of his readers useful, instructive. and entertaining work, of pure and moral character; proper fo be introduced into eve- ry family, and associated with the literary re. putatiOn of the country. It has now been many years before the public, during which tlmes he trusts, that, from the quantity and quality of its original matter, the n6afness of its typography, the selection of it's Music, and the style of its Engravings. it has annuplIy be- come more worthy of the appreciation with which 1t has been received.
 EnabeltishnentA-The Mirror will hereafter be adorned with Steel Plate Engrayings, in- stead of copPers with fhe exception of one. which has heen already prepared In the course of the year, four Super- Roual QM0rto Tiescs win be published.
 In addition 10 the above, there will he pub. nsne0 a number Of finely executed Engrov- tngs on Wood. drawn and engraved for the work, and illustrative of curious and interest ing subjects.
 Each number Of tho ensuing volume will contain popular piece of Music, arranged with acc"mpaniu,ants for the piano forte.
 Conditions. The term. are E,ur dollars rer athnum, payable in advance. No subscriptions received for less period than one year.
 June, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

Total, I,9U2,y57 87
 |, further apprars from the Report that the children he,veen the ages of four and sixteen, enumerated
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
NOTICE,

THE Court of Probate for the District cf E -A- Sharon has limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors of the estate of
 r Doctor JOSHUA CORNWELL, late of Canaan. deceased, represented insoN. ent, to exhibit their claims to the subscribers. daily appointed Commissioners thereon. And we hereby give notice. that we will attend to receive and examine said claims. at the office of, said deceased. in Canaan, on the second Monday in June, and the k'urth Monday ii, OctobFr next. at nine o'clock A. M. on each of said days.
 SAMuEL ROBBINS, Commis-
 JOSHUA RAr1fOND, { sioners. C0nnnn, April 30. 1881 5e
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
NOTICE.

PY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for D the District of L,tchfeld, will be sold at the late residence of
 WILLIAM Fl. HARRISON. deceased, on Thursday the 2Sd of June inst, aIl the remaining keaf and Personal Estate. not other"ise disposed of consisting of n Dwelling House, Barn, and about twenty a |. cres of land b-l"nging ,U the said deceased. Also snndry articles of Farming Utensils, to- gesher with Household Furniture.
 SIMEON HARRlsnN, A0im'r, Litchf,Id (So. Farms), June 6, 1881 sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
LEFT the employ of

4 LEFT the employ of k&&ef the subscriber. on the night of m4E/ the 3lst of May last. an inden- .Nkan tured Boy. named RICHARD
 H. WEBSTER. aged l8 years, about five feet eight inches in height, dark complexion. All persons are hereby forbid harboring. employing, or trusting said boy om my account.
 DAVID MISSIONER. .Litckfeld, June 3, 1881 ssg
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
RS.0Q0

With sueh FunA devoted to raise and elevate the faenies of an, our little saIe s jSsiiy proud, sad ought be her grcaes glory to reader i permanent saie, and productive. That iROsctedge C Po'eer' maxim eOasscraied by the wisdom oG all a0d saen sower iaO as de6es all limit aad c0nsFo we expeeI so le rpgaFdea oG any consequences ta o9r srow"s repuislis e have got io act through onr literary s"- s,i,u,oas The miad receives ss ssading hTs smpres sons ;u cur primary schools, aad we can hardly ssss oarxeves Co hvubs, that she prsseat LsG;sa!nre VII e,,ro a vn.rh(,l rye s these semaarss ct chAdn0od' and devise ssme neans io reader the sppr"rr,at.o
 for ther beaeGt more useful Aaa i has ever yst oees'
 rTh.rs has bees m arrival ai New-Bedssrd she u.., week from Bremen the vessel having called the 9th Apr;I, which brings rep"rt that great ea''le had bees (oaxha be,wees the POlss aad Russians. ." which shs latter wess defeated with she less o' Wy fhsssak saen, asd thaa Gen. Disbiiseh escaped e"y hy shaasiag Ais slsshsa- Ths Enmor does not now ever seem to be credited. asesaais sGa aiss date Grom places aesrer ss ihs sesss sf aesisa nsks 70 .aaes;on of any saeh hassle.
 Essns,--Ths lssa weak was oas ef almesi aapaFa'' ,sIled heat Essy day. fFsm saadsg e Friday. bo'l ;.s,wasa. shs msrsuy ia the shads. d q o'clock v aG vo.a svm @ o co degrees sf FahVsahsia; cad .n aa.uraay, sad Sunday following. i' was spwaFd' SeN Conlag upos as h did alter lsag spsll q .-...h.~ ~hsa Gsss wsss not sneomssssasas 'hs AsA ~.. su.ommsalY expressive so'unn sad bsa'''