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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04

Commenda5le. -The Suffolk Insurance Office
of this city, has presented Capt. Willis HowEs,
Of brig Alexandria, q packet between this and
Philadelphia, one hundred dollars, as a testimo-
nv of their sense Of his deserts, 10 having saved,
5y his uncommon exertions and merltorious per-
severance, the brig Alexandra, from being dri.
ven of the coast, with her valuable cargo, in the
month Of December last. '-Boston Centinel
We annex the letter Of the Sufol k Insurance
Company to Capt. Howes, with the reply of The
latter ~
SUFFOLK Insurance OFFIcE,}
Boston, March 90, 1882.
Captain Willis Howes,
Master of the brig Alexandria.
SIR:-By vote Of the Directors of the Suf-
folk Insurance Company, am requested to pre-
sent you one hundred dollars. as testimony OF
their sense of your deserts. in having saved. by
your uncommon exertiOns and meritorious per-
severance, the brig Alexandria from being driven
of the coast, with her valuable cargO,in the month
Of December last, and from other damage which
she must have sustained during that tempestu-
Gus season, under common management
am happy. Sir, in being made the medium
through which this highly deserved mark of their
appreciation is cunveyed-and remain with much
esteem and consideration, Your obed't serv't,
SAML. 6. PERKINS, President.
Boston, March 29th, 1892.
Samuel 6. Perkins. Esq,
President of Suffolk Insurance Company.
SIR: With sincere pleasure hasten to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your favor Of this morning,
enclosing note of one hundred dollars, which
you inform me- is transmitted agreeably to vote
of the Directors of the Suffolk Insurance Com
pany, "as testimony of their sense of my de-
serts. in having saved, BY my uncommon exer-
tons and mertorious perseverance, the brig Al
exandria, from being driven of the coast. with
her valuable cargo, in the month of December
last" Not having done more than should con-
sider strictly the duty ofevery ship master under
like circumstances. assure you was most un
expectediy and agreeably surprised by this tes-
timony of the favorable opinion the Directors are
pleased to entertain of my services, and the very
complimentary manner in which they have ex-
pressed it,
esteem it no less highly for the convincing
proof of sincerity by which 1t is accomoan'ed'
Please present my sincere thanks to the Directors,
and accept for yourself, Sir, the assurances OF
my high consideration.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
WILLIS H0WES.
Master of brig Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04

" We are requested to announce to the vo'
tiers Of Fairfax County, g. NJ BALL. A. candidate to re-
present the County in me next General Assembly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
Boots and shoes.
DAVID REED

HAS Just received fresh supply OF BOOTS AE ~.
II SHOES; which, with those on hand. makes ms :,
assortment very good and suitable for the season: AL
of which viii be sold low for Cash, at his Store corner
of King and Fairfax streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
70 Rent.

To keMt.
verv commodous Brick
~ Dwell,ng House. Office and Ost-housss,
s:s with half square OF ground attached, stu.
80 !. ate at the corner Of Washington and Oronoko
streets, now in the occupancy Of Mr. John Adam -
Possession can be had on the LIST May next Enquire
of ISAAC ROBBINS,
mar 16-dIwseot1stM Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
VVuestic Goods.
GEORGE CAREY.

corn., of Baltimore e. Charles-sts.. Baltimore.
saAs for safe general assortment VI
COOps; consisting, in part, OF
"Wathann.." "Appleton." Lowell" {" Ha.
milton" 80 Nashua" Exeter Z" Avery"
and "Pittsheld" MAHuIAcrURIs.
Which will be sold on favorable terms by the Pack.
age or piece. mar 2-Sawsm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
George >. H0ugh.

HAS opened some fresh fancy and staple spring
III goods, among which plain pink and blue
gnghsms, striped and plaid ditto, handsome cAlcoes
painted uslins super and common black u'trings and
gro de maps black satin levsneen. black, white, blue
and pink satt,ns, copd Aorences; fine assortment OF
white and fancy cotton hose, silk ditto; lsdys' and
misses kid gloves; girls white cotton hose; fancy
hhdkfs; Paris Grape ditto white green and black ii
cured gauze vets, fine Irish linens and lawns super
white and black areophane Italian grapes with gene.
raj assortment of domestic GOODS
And in few days will have an additional supply.
Sd mo 80 -d3t&eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
BY P. MAURO & SON.-WAsHINeros.
Public Sale of Real Estate.

j NOAxO N)ulO ASOuA oCStOs
WILL be sold at Public auction. on the premises,
w on Saturday, 7rh April 1882, at 10 O'Clock. the
following property, namely: part of square So 'front.'
ing 80 feet 7h street east, and running back AZ h
beginning for the front the southeast corner OF said
square. on which erected two Frame Buildings Al
lot No. 22 in square 1872 which is erected good
two-story Brick dwelling, and Frame Shop with out.
buildings. Also. par, Of lot No. 3, in square south
If square $685. fronting A feet IL inches A street
east and running back 100 feet which erected
good two story Dwelling House aud other improve
ments. Also, part of lot in square SS, fronting 20
eet 18th street east, which is very good brick
two.story dwelling.
Terms of sale, one third Cash, and the balance at
and months, bearing interest with notes to be
ed by deeds OF trust.
The title is supposed to be unquestionsble. The
expenses of the conveyance and deeds Of trust to be
paid by purchasers
By order of the heirs Of Joseph Costgan.
p. MAURO 4 SON,
mar 27-ts Auctioneers Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
M Aeira " ines.

sUR annual importation, on our own account nt hrst
rate Wines, from the well known house OH How.
ard March Co. expected to be made in the Remit
lance whica will sail about 10th next month Jill then,
and indeed until the 20th April, We shall be pleased
to receive orders for Wine in casks Of any size
which, being paid for before leaves the Island is at
f,rded the very best terms, and can, and Will
be sold AS low, and liberal credits, as any wines,
OF similar quality, imported into the District.
apr2 GEO JohsoN = No.
- National In,elligencer will copy the above.]
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
Mule Niyer Turnpike Co

NOTICE is hereby given, that n dividend Of Four
~ Dollars on each share Of the capital stock OF this
(ompany is PAYABLE to the stockholders their legal
repre ,entatives on or after the 5'h instant
JONAH THOMPSON,
snr S-eo4w Treasurer L. II Comp nv
az rh. i.eesburg Genius of Liberty aud %nches.
ter Republican will insert the above four weeks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04

ih's plan is in strict conformity with the re-
/ eommendaton Of the free trade Conventions
recommendation re- grounded on good sense. and
liberal and honorable feeling towards their fellow
e'oLens, tor which the Convention deserve great
''eoi', and which ought to satisfy both parties"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
Notice.

TIME Farmers Bank of Alexandria this day debates
dividend of two per cent of profits for the last
six months upon the capital stock paid n payable to
stockholders or their representatives the Sd inst
BY order. JOHN HOOfF,
anra -St Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04

Sloop J. w. Caldwell, Mats, cleared at Phi.
ladelphia for this port Cd inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
HARTFORD FEM ALE SEE ElNH MARY.

THIS Institution. formerly established and -1- conducted by Miss Beecher, and lately under the care of the Rev, Mr. Gallaudef, is now placed by the Trustees under the man. agement of Mr. JOHN P. BRACE. late Princi- pal of the LitchHeld Female Academy.
 The Trustees and Mr. Brace unite in sass,,. ring the public. that so far as intention and eE fort .oilL oyaii. similar course of instruction and of moral and religious influence, the same teachers, and the same advantages, in all re- spects. will he found in fhe lnstitution, as have, heretofore, secured for it the public con- fdence and patronage.
 Tuition, in English branches. $l6 for the term of % weeks. Music. French and Draw ing. the usual additional charges. Board 2,5O.
 The Winter Term commences the last Wednesday in November. No pupils will he received for less than one term, and no deduc- ton made except in case of sickness. Pay me.lt to be made in advance for one half of the term.
 Trustees --Hon. Thomas Day. Rev. Joel Hawes. D. D., Rev. Samuel Spring. Eliphalci Terry, Esq. Henry Hudson, Esq, James H. Wells Esq, Seth Terry. Esq. Hon. Wm.N. Ellsworth. s@
 Gj Editors of neicspapers ,rM eonfr c .t,- TOT on the Institution by giuing the above one or t,co grataitons insertions.
 Hartford, Sept. 25, 1882 i6
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
Litchfei4, August SO
As Court cf Probate holden at SalisDary, n and jor the Distict2of Salisbury, on sxe
 2d day of October, A. H. 1882 ',

At Court cf Probate holden at SolisDuv,
 m and jor the District of Salisbury, on txe . "a dry cf October, 4. H i8Sa: .,..-, :,
 Present, .SGmuel Church. Esq. J,sdse. s TTPON the petition of Hawley Cunning. of " Canaan, in said district, showing fo this Court that he is the guardian of Charles w. Kingsbury, Ofsaid Canaan, ], minor; that said minor IS the owner of real estate situate in said Canaan, viz: the one undivided third part of certain farm nf land situated in said Ca. naan, of which Rufus Marsh, late of said Ca. naan, deceased, died seized, to which said mi. nor is, entitled by virtue of the last will and testament 0f the said Rufus ,Marsh, tieceased. together with the buildings thereon standing. valued at about nine hundred dollars; that it would be for the interest of said minor that said real estate be sold and the ayails thereol vested for the benefit of said minor according to law, praying for liberty to sell the same. as per petition on file:
 Ihereapon ordered. that the further consid. etatlon of said petition Le adjourned until he frst Tursday of JaDuary next, 1t 8 o'clock A, M. at the Probate Office in Salisbury; and that said guardian do give notice thereof by publishing this,Order three weeks sncccssiyely in q newspaper printed in Litchneld, at leas six weeks before ihe first Tuesday of Januar, next. A,copy of Record.
 sra SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
g-.. s. SAMUEL M. ENSIGN,S
 BOARDTNG SCHOOL.

EFAHE buildings occupied for this institution -1e are pleasantly situated tn the elevated and healthy village of South Farms, four and half miles south of sLitck field, Conn. and furnish convenient buildings for the whole es- tahlishment. ,,,.,,...., s,s..,s .s a... g>.n.
 The course of instruction in this institution embraces Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ge- ograply, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Com position, History, Logic, Mathematics, Natn- ral Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy. the , use of Globes, Mapping, Book Keeping by Double Entry, and Declamation. af' N 4. 4
 The morals and habits offhe pupils are at all times under the inspection of the Instruc- tor. < The period of instruction for year will consist of forty eight weeks, diyided into two terms. There will be two vacations in each year, the first two weeks from the 18th of April, the second two weeks from the 18th of October. No reduction will be made for ab- sence except in case of sickness. Pupils will be received at+any period of the term.
 The text books used in tliis instituti0n are the Bible, Barber's Eiocutionist, Bascom's System of Writing, DabOll's and COibnrn's Arithmetic. Olney's and Woodbridge's (large edition) Geography, Murray's Grammar, Jairneson's Rhetoric and Logic, Whelpley's s. Til!er's, and Webster's History, Days Math- ematics, Play yfair's Euclid. Blake'ss PhilOso- phy, ,Comstock'ss Chemistry with. Blake's questions, Rennett's System of eok-Keep- ing, Webster's or Walkers Dictionary, Ha- zen's Speller and Defncr, and Murray's Ex- ercise. Number of pupils limited t0 s5, and no day scholars will be received after the above number is completed. ,,.. " Y s2Fs TER1Es or ADMlssION.
 Preparatory department, $f00 per year.
 Higher asss < dos as'fe 12O ssst@'"t' ' including board, instruction. washing, rnend- ing, rooms. fuel, lights. beds and bedding each pnpirfO pfOvide his own bnoks and sta- tionary. so Terms of all not sreceiysd by the year made known on application. s,ra4 aq. School Teachers who wish to review their studies, and such young men as may wish to qualify themselves as teachers, will have that attention given them whiehfhey may require. Asteacher of Writing is constantly employed. This institution is perMa nent, and is conduct- ed by the Proprietor. and restss solely upon his exertions for its supp0rt.s No labor will therefore be spared to have # maintain that standing and receive that liberal encourage ment it has hitherto received. ..s 4... s,.s,.,ss
 South Forms, Sept. z, 1882 1s,c1S
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
RY-L.AW

Rasel1 oe de ARHuat 9btVns Mseting Qf Ihe
 XssVR Of Conndn, Octotsf |, 1o89.
 NOTED, That if sny owner of any Neat Cattle shall suffer the sams tO ES at large, or out Of his Or her enclosure, such owner shall forfeit and pay t0 The Person who shall ke up and impOuud the same, the sum of ftwenty five cents for each creature 60 found at large, or out of the owners enclosure, or taken up.
 Voted. That it shall be lawInl Gor any per- son or persons to impound any creatures So found out of the enclosure of the owner, and at large; and any person so impounding any creatures shall give notice thereoftO the own CT, and proceed according t0 the Sd and 4th sections of statute law Of this state entitled .' an act tO provide Pounds, and to regulate the impounding of creatures" And the own. CT of creatures s0 imp0unded shall not receive the same from line pound until he shalt have paid to the person impOunding the same the amount of the forfeiture, and to the p0nnd- keeper his fees and his expenses for keeping said creatures, as in other cases 0f creatures ImpOnnded. ProUided. nevertkcless, that any person who hasa family residence within said town Of Canaan. who shall get permission by a certificate in writing from the Select-men o! said town, may suffer one Mich Cow 10 run at large on the public highway, between tho rising and the setting of the sun each day, aud not incur the aforesaid penalty.
 Attest. BENAJAH DOUGLAS.
 4I8 1o,Cn Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18


 THE Steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt. San 1 fOrd, and the new Steamboat SPLEN- DID, Capt. Beecher, commenced a DAILY LINE between New Haven and New fork, on Monday the 27th inst. The SuperiOr will leave New Haven every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, at Ie o'clock, noon. The SPlen- did will leave New-Haven every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, at the same hour. Reforming, each boat will leave New York On the alternate days, at o'clock A. M. sf9
 The Superior is well known to the tTavcl- ling public, and needs m recommendations. !. No pains pr expense have been spared in the con struc,ion of the Splendid, to render her in every respect first rate boat. It is expected she will equal the Superior in speed. and in other respects t is hoped she viii be thought worthy of her name. The Captains and ahe Agent will not he wanting in their exertions topromote the comfort and safety ef passen- gers. sqa ssssatae s7 0T@ Excellent Posr COACHES and HoRsEs are always ready on the arriva! of the Boats. to convey passengers tO Hartford, Proxidencs and Boston. e .. ss,. a y ..... A...s s. JOEL ROOT, Agenk. Ne,c, Haven, Aug. %, 183g ig
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
THE SEASONS,

4-
 Every season ofthe year, like the life oi man, is intermixed, moro or less. win beauties and deformities; with storms and sdnshines; with scenes. both delightful and disagreeable. Spring, like youth, is the season of animation, sprightliness and music. Winter, like old age, has more of fears than of hopes. more of paffis than of pleasures it's days and nights are tedious and Joyless; its prospects are depressino and gloomy. In Summer, as in ripepins manhood, all is feryid, vigorous and pro. ductiye. Autaan, like the mature age of man, IS tranquil and sedate. It presents US first with loaded branches of ripened fruits; and then with fading beauties, fall- ing leaves, nippiRg frosts, piaintive sounds, sy'ng insects. wing ierapesis, unmelo- G@.s.ss @ Proves, ,nat u hills and pillaged fields. Iathe fading yerdure ofthe woods; in the decaying, failing leaves ofevery tree, both tlse young and the old may view them- selves as in mirror, and lsarn their frail- ", and rapid progress to dissolution. But however our bodies fade, let our virtues flourish.
 , 2 4 Substitute. .- General Daniel passing by a sentinel at Portsmouth, the fellow complained that he wanied.a pair of shoes -'Tis fit that you should have pair,' said the general. Thereupon he takes a piece of chalk, and chulks out pair of shoesnponthe sentry box--s There's pair for you adds he, aud goes his way. His back was no sooner turned than the sol- dier chalks out man standing sentinel and ihengoes his way. Tho General present- y after was surprised to meet the fellow m town, inquired with several threats, how he. came toleave his post. Sir said he, l am relieved Relieved, that's impos- slble, at this time of day. Who has re-
 Iieved you? One, I'll swear for it, that will not leave his post replied the soldier. herenpon the General goes with him to t am to look upon this as good pair of shoes. you must own that this is liKe- wsse avery good sentinel.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
Stage Gaad StcGna- Boat Lsne For New-Haven and New York.
 Fare throrgh from Litchfeld to Ne.O-
 s43fg M York & Doiiars. '

NHE above line leavcs Parks Stage House A every naorning Sundays exeepted) pre- cisely dt o'ctock-arrives in New .Havei, at half past n o'clock. W x
 Sieam Boat leaves New Haven precisely at i2aoelock, noon--arriyes in New-York at 6 o'clock same afternoon, ut the reduced price of $S,OOs For information inquire of.
 J. PARKS.
 Litch6etd, August 30 IF
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18

At a Court of Prob0se kolden at Lisck kleid.
 viikin and Jor tke District of Litck ield, on
 tke a9fk das of SeplembeF, l8S2 ssaA
 Present, Ftederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge. 2 TTPON the petition of Diana Smith, of M Harminton, in said district. showing tD this Court that she is guardian to Lacy Ann Smith, of said Haswint0n, a minor under tho age ortwenty-one years; and that said minor, is the ownrFin fee of two pieces of land in, the town Of Burlington. in HaFtford county 5 and also of two pieces of Iapd in said townOf HafsintoDs with i blscksnith' 5 shop standing, on one of said pieces of iand. as is fully de- scrihed in said petition a. fie--fcqpssiing Or reasons set forth tn said petition an order from this Court, granting her iiberfy to cell and convey the same: .s ssstf s.sg. s.s Y. <
 Ordered. that said petition b continued so she 18th day of December next, at o.cso:& in the f6renoon.at the Probate Once in 6sssp- field, then and there t0 De beard 1; ana anak notice sf the pendency Of the same. WI1n copy afshis order, be published Q ue~spa' per printed in Litehnsld. three weeks sseces- siseiy, at lsasG six weeks before the sai4 aSlh eiaE of December ue1t. f sass .ssasI ! V x irue. copy of Record. ss4 s.us
 ss- FREDERICK W0LCOTE.
 . i7 Judge ef Pnakals.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
NOTICE.

HE subscribers having heen appointed by ., tme Court of Probate for the District of o''o'A commissioners on the estate of
 AMASA COWLES.
 sase ~ sSorlelk. dsceased. represented insols- ent sna ssla Court having allowed six snou.hs sron ne 9,h day of August, issQ, for credit cr. so sxn'hit their claims, we herehy ,gise no.'ce mat we will attend to the h,,sissss. q Hus appoantment at the heuss of Lyman nnnsrp. '1 sssc Norfolk. on the last Wsdnes-
 CSsoeer and January. next. at one "s'os~ ." s"s afternoon 0f ench of said dpys. EpEnIAH PHELPs, Commis- ! NO.tSlk Sept. as, Issa a7
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
....-= .75 R6nE17.

 ! Hhs wszla i1 BpigAs before ihes-- ] TtSSammer flowers are thins-- q. fnaeaIm bsas sky is o'sf thee-- te Thy bos6m Bsauy,s shrine. 2 And shy SoaI ths sunbeam, given ~ 5 To Natures summer hour-- it2 Pure. warm as when from Heaven
 It burst on Eden's bower.
 There is a song ofsOrrow,
 The dealh-dirge ofth gay,
 That tells ere dawn or morrow, Thy charms may melt away.
 Belieyeit not-thongh lonely 4 Thy evening home may be- s Though Beautys barque can only
 Float on a summer sea BY Though Time shy bloom is stealing,
 There's still beyond his art, The wild.how'r wreath ofIeeiiDg-
 2gse san-beam c,cthe heays. COFFIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
TEMpEaANcE NOTICE.

sHE Litchfeld County Temperance So. ,l L ciety will hold its Annual Meeting in Wdsa,ngtoa. on the fourth Tuesday of this mon'n. IA Officers are to he elected, and !mportant business transacted at the meeting, U 'snoped that every Branch Society will De represented.
 RICHARD SMITH, Secresary.
 Sharon, Oct. 10, 1889 S,v
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the. District uf Washington Commissioners on ihe estate uf
 SILAS A NEWTON. of said Washington, an insolyent deht0r. who has assigned his property for ihe henrlt of hts creditors; ws hereby give notice that six months from the first day of August. issa, are allowed by said Court fur the creditors of said estate ta present their claims so enid Commissioners, who will meet al the dwelling house of said Newton. in said Washington, on the fourth Mondays ef October and January next and the 2sth day of February, 1888, sl one o'cl0ck F. M. on each of said days, 10 rs- ce've. sxamine. md adjust the claims of the creditors to said estale. ft MoRRis WOoDRUFE. comm;.. ALVIN Bnnwn, ITHIKL HsckDx. sse"esS' WasAiMgion. Sept. %. la8e ls JOB PRINTING
 or ALI BINDS
 ] DONE AT THIN OFFICE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
NOTICE.

KMlfIE subscribers being appointed Commis- sieners by the Court of Probate for the District of Kent to exansine the claims of tha creditors of the estate of
 CYRENUs CLARK,
 late of Kent deceased. represented insolyent --the lime for tho examination of said claims heink limited io six months from this date Nsii6a is hereby given that we will meet said creditors for the reception og claims on the f0nfih Monday of December, and on ths fourth Monday of March nexF, at oue o'eIocl P N. on epeh of said days. at fhq tho of Col F. MiIIs, in said Kant. s
 JbMN MlhEa, Commis-
 RUFUs FUnrER, { sipnsrs. Kent, faet. |, 1eSe N %
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
WANTED, AS CLERK.

AN Intelligeat N DUNG MAN, who is 1A ialthial, and can bear confinement; who Wlsnss s,s so pursue his studies, (either Englsla or CIasslca.; ;) and who Will render the seryi- ing hls laition, board, Ec. The services ron. dered WilI not interfere materially with his studies. Inquire at this Office.
 z.tsclEetG, Get. II, l6S2 tff8
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
- sC0TFss.
 FAMILY BELLE
FOR 8ll n,

ITHE Boston Edition of scott's TkRaIl.K
 II BIBLE. in sir royaI ocfaUo v6I l6ies, pub Iished hy Samuel T. ArmslFSBg and CFcclssr & BrewsteF--lnst editions in stFang and hand some sheep binding, or Twelve DOlloTs tn Ex- RA sheep binding For sale at the Book and Variety Store of x. EsA.sLORD. Litckfeld, August 60 la
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
BROKE INTO

hes TYRE enclosure of the sub
 4 -A scfiber, on or about the lst
 If October, Two YEAEiLING Annsa REFERS, one u Dark Red. with a slit in the under side df the right ear. and the other Iigbtish Red. The owner is requested toprose property. pay charges, and take them away.
 ks DORCAs BLAKE. ConacaN. Oct. 6, l8S2 i8