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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

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.h'P"eN Apr" S3-on the c1P1at'oa II r.
moan me House Proceeded to the tr1 OF GenJag
houston. he accused WAS conducted 10 thu in.
"te"aeu' as before, 10y the SgSeantai-Alas ul|
py ms counsel Mf. I. :. Ny. III" ts'nom
or,H'teu on 21oraay' by Colonel 1"'e ioEasoa
o' ''''e@>e's was read o'tf. and TAI &1d
va iar't'r examined by The Tor tn afN
! e'f an" ny u' various members at The hae." ST. -
'n' 's5H4SS nalii''7teo' ana HE Language ".o
/ oeh'r" lloos'ol' on thr SUBJECT" t lhe -
AA[. H1'np.f5' ana the ca'0ms51"ess az.
"'H''fy o' a' h'le from Tit aroused 10 +. .#'a#
At the request Of the cot - ~ n .#.
Mr.. Htnator t,nndy Wa III % ~. aruaud D.,..#.
cd lie stated that G,u. iiao.tci, hid be-. al -.
tMr Gs) room, ON TIN e'"rineon wb'ed Il. 81.
sauIi took place and that h was ,fG5.-.
light aud pleasant conversation v nh hu.,if Y
GD Mr. Buekner, and MIR Blair; in tbr rouae a..
which Mr. IL related some amusing ancadot.s il,
I'll within icw minutes previous to lis occurrence
ne HPoh,' a91, as 10 ih' impression "hirh p'laI-
'''' ""' WE n"ua'oh Was 'lsnhiad IN The h2E'
ann NUN 'i'e ehte'' III WOUND received IN b"at
Mr.. Senator Buekncr was next sworn anG cyan
med. lie stated the circumstances atent0s +.
conversation as related by MI Grundy aHj ~aa
that, afterwards, as he was standing at the do,f ~,
the boarding house with Mr. BIair. Coy. II touh
each OF thcm By an arm; and they walked up IT,
-A''nu'' ney continued thcr IL 1T coh'gfs
" " Il,sg' 's as La 9a 'he street 'ta'Ih3 10 u.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20

In tho Senate, on Wednesday, after the prcsen-
tation of few petitions and tho transaction Of
business Tor short time, in secret session, the APP
portionmcnt Bill came up for third reading when
MIR. Webster moved to recommt the bill! to a So
lect Committee, with instructions to amend the.
same, by striking out all after the cnacting clause
and inserting the folowing-"'rhat from, and aft
ter, the third day of March, A. ID. 1888, the House
OF Representatives shall consist of - members;
and, in order that the said Representatives may be-
aPpor Toned among the several States, as near as
may be, according to their respective numbers
they shall be chosen in the following ma uner thar
is to say: there shall he chosen within each State
that number of Representatives which is the near.
est to It's exact proportion of Representatives
IN n House OF --- members, as aforesaid &C.
cording TO its population, compared with the whols
population of the United States; both being com
puted agrceably TO the rule of the Constitution
that is to say Here follows the upportonment Of
representatives to each State in blank A do
bate then ensued, in which Mcssrs Webster Man.
gum, Forsyth, Moore, Hayne, CLAY Miller. CLAY.
ton, Bell. and Chambers, took parts when Mr.
Chambers moved to lay tho bill on tho table.
IN order that some member, who had yo-
ted in the affirmative Mr.. Forsyth's amendment.
might move reconsideration of tho vote then ia
ken. Mr.. Frelinghuysen then moved n recon-
sidcration, and after debate, in which Messrs,
Frelinghuysen, King Webster, Moore, Clayton,
Ewing. and Kane, took part, the Senate on mo-
ton of Mr.. Webster, adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, the consider
alton of MIR. Clayton's resolution for the appoint
ment of n select committee to investigate the af
fairs of the Bank of the United States, was le
sumed, and prolonged and animated debate en-
sued, in which Messrs. Wayne, Root, Beardsley,
Daniel, Jenfer, and Cambrccng, took part. An
Intellectual motion made by Mr. Hubbard for
the previous question; and the vote of tho House
being taken on tho amendment of Mr.. Wayne, il was
negativcd, ayes 26, noes l64 Mr. Adams moved
an amendment for the appointment of commit
tee to investigate whether the bank had violated
its charter or not; and to report thereon, on or be-
tore the 2lst of April next Mr.. Bcardsly moved
further amendment, authorizing tho committee
to examine the Offices of the bank, and of the
branch banks, to their conduct such, but subse
quently withdrew it, and the amendment of Mr.
Adams was agreed to, ayes LOG, 80. Mr.
Everett of Massachusetts, moved further TO a
mend by committing the investigation to q
mlttee of nine, to be appointed 6y ballot. M
Thompson of Georgia, moved call of the House,
but the motion was negatived. Mr.. Everett sub
sequent!y withdrew his notion and the resolution
as amended, was agreed to without a division. At
O'Clock, p. NJ. the House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20
CONG RESS.

In the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr.. Dallas, from,
inc select COMMITTEES appointed TO consider that
subject, reported bill to recharter the Bank of Nh,
United States, which read, and ordered Ia .
second reading. Mr.. Tyler, from the Comm;t
tee on the District of Columbia, reported a h;II
making donation of Washington city proncr,y
to the ST. Vinccnts Female Orphan As,ium IN
said city; and Mr.. Chambers, from the same con-,
mittcc, reported bin making donation of III,
kind to the Columbian College, in said ci,v
A dcbltc took place on the resolution of Mr. Rob
bins, providing for the purchase Of 60 COPIES of tho
documentary history of the Bank Of the Z. States
compiled by NJ. St. Clair Clark and d. A. Hall
IN which the management and utility of the bank
was questioned and defended, Mcssrs. Hill Ere
hnghuyscn, Benton, Holmes, Bib, and Johnston
took part in the debate: at the conclusion of which
The resolution adopted, yeas %, nays 30.
In the House of Representatives., after the intro.
ouc,ion ot several private bills, the consideration
vi me resolution of Mr.. Clayton, of Georgia, for
Il" investigation into the affairs of tn. bank, was
resumed, and Mr.. Collier, of New York, addressed
the House i'm favor of the inquiry. The question
was then taken on Mr.. Roots amendment to ap-
point the committee by ballot and il was rejected
by vote of lOl to 100. MIR. Wayne offered mod
'hcatlon OF the amendment offered by him on
previous day, embracing in the inquiry varied
ana complete series of matters appcrtainiug to the
business of the bank. He advocated the propri,
ty OF it's adoption until late hour, when becom
ing evidently much exhausted from fatigue and
heat, the House, on motion of Mr. Irwin, adjourn
cd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20

In the Senate, on Thursday, Mr.. Smith present.
ca ca resolutions OF the Legislature of Maryland in,
favor OF an appropriation by the government in
and OF the removal of the free people of
color from the United States. The bin for the
establishment of Law Library, in connection with
tho Library OF Congress, was considered and or
dered TO a third reading. The act concerning
The granting of patents to aliens for useful disco
veres and inventions was considered and ord cred
TO third reading. Several private bills were acted
upon. The resolution some time ago submitted
by Mr. Clay in relation to the tariff was taken up
and Mr. Moore and Mr.. Benton spoke at length
thereon Mr.. Bibb has the floor for Friday.
In the House Of Representatives., the resolutions
offered by Mr.. Root, in relation TO an amend.
ment of the Constitution, changing the mode of
elccting the President and Vice President of the
United States, were taken up & after a few remarks
from MIR. Root, they were, his motion, refer.
red to Committee of the Whole on the State
OF the Union After dsposing of some other.
matters, the Military and General Appropriate n
Bills were taken pin Committee of tho WI ole
on the state of the Union, and after VAR ous
amendments, and debate, these bills ere
reported to the House; when the Military APP pro.
praton Bill was ordered 10 be engrosscd and
read Il third time. The House then adjoui ned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20
From the Maine Daily Journal of .Safuri :,

=
The INJUNCTION REMovED!-fhc secret out
and the territory is lost! 1T has been vir luaIlv
giveE up to the President to be transferred " him
to Great Britain. The fact having leaked out by,
discussingit in party caucuscs, and by various
other means, the House on Thursday cvo1 ling re-
ierrcd tho secret to The Governor and Coz neil to
be dlvulged to the public, when they nlit Int think
proper
Yesterday, before the adjournment, tho Cover
nor sent message to both Houses that Tia infunc-
ton of secrecy was removed. We were not able
yesterday TO procure copy of these sec ret pro-
ceedings, bot understand generally, that resolutions,
were passed for the appointment OF commissioners,
TO meet commissioners appointed by the Presi-
dent, TO nppraise the value of the territory sudi
agree upon an equivalent in land or money the
proceedings Of tho commissioners TO be laid be-
fore the next Legislature.
After thus offering to sell that part ofour State
claimed by the British, we mot expect the ma
ton TO take much interest in susta ming our right
of sovereignty and property from foreign aggrcss-
on. The territory is gone. We may get "thpty
pieces of silver" or possibly tract of land sOmo
where on the head of the Arkansas or the Red Ri
yer, beyond where the President sends the indians;
or we may get nothing at oil just the General
Government shall please.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20

GEOES6@B BBs9gEl Re a. 90.
importers and Dealers in Drugs, &c
No. 25l, Boh STREET, Botjmorc, Md,
a RE now receiving their Spring Supplies, and
"a. have IN store, general and well assorted
STOCK TO which they invite the attention Of deaf
crs generally. ian l6-co3m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20
JOSHUA J. FRY

JOSHUA !. FRY
~ EN- ERAL Commission Merchant, on Cros
Ag Street, near the United States Bank
offers for sale,
200 Bags Rio and old white coffee
% hhds prime 81. Crox and n. D. sugars
80 DO maiasscs
10 Or casks s. MADEIRA wine
% do sweet Malaga 40
$50 casks nails, assorted sizes
200 sacks Liverpool filed salt
10 tons country iron
also on consignment,
so bits mountain family -four
40 ffkius butter, par, roll
700 lbs white bcachcd wool
500 lbs. bees wax
" Cash paid for Wheat. ioI2-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20

q fIDER-i5 6bIs Cidcr-for sale by
Z ma ID Z. II. DREW, Agt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
Christmas and New Xear's
PRENENTN


TIME subscriber respectfully socits s"ention TO her
L STATIONARY e. ELEGiNT FiICY AR.
IICLES. consisting partly Of
The London and American Annusis for 1883, viz;
The Keepsake; Picturesque Annual; Forget me Not;
Friendships Offerings Literary Souvenir. and Juvenile
Forget me.No; The Toi -; Pearl; and Religious
Souvenir, by Dr Bedel
History and Topography of the United States; Brit
sh Portrait Gaiieryi The Young ady's Book, in ele.
giant Arahesque bidding, Hemsns Poems, S2mo. gilt,
Arabesqus; American Stories, by Miss Milford, Pock
ct Bibles, Testsments an', Common PRAYER. morocco
gilt, Albums, in variety of bindings; illustrations of
the Keepsake for 1883 and 32 ditto of Shakespeare
and K. nwor,li, Lthogrsphic and copperpiate En-
cravings; Dissected Maps and Pictures; Gard Cases
add Racks; Hand screens; Bronze Thermometers, Ink
stands. Taper stands and Hand Bells; China Ink
stands; Seals with fancy mottos Portfolios, embossed
AMI plain; Gold, silver and steel Pens; silver Thin.
Lies and Pencil Cases, everpont and plain; Bead Re-
tcules; Bead, cham velvet, braid and silk Purses;
Purse Clasps; Rodgers g sens fine Penknives and
scissors; ork Boxes; Steel screw rincussons; with
msy other srtices of fancy snd utility; to which she
solicits TIE inspection Of purchasers
decl7 ELIZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
VnioM Tavern.

ypSuE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
4 the public generally, tina, he has removed from
IIn;on s,reet to Fairfax street. between King and Ca
meron streets and the Market where Ladies and
Gentlemen can be accommodated IN ge"tee, manner,
sufficiently TO render comfort to those who may please
to- patroni:ed him,
lie has excellent STABLING for twenty or thirty
,,orse,, for which his chsrses vii, be moderate.
Gentlemen can be furnished with oiS FIX sor'
pIuS in prvste rooms OF other wse he has his OJs
ter Establishment in complete order.
He can also accommodate ten or twelve b,hhi,
FRS by the week, month, or year. at reasonable PR
ces- =:
Ills BAR is furnished with the best Wines and Ii
quors the place will afford.
Being thankful for past favors be hopes, by stne'
attention and moderate charges, to share part Ut pub
lie patronage 'NaoS "oN'''
nov 29-lm
ar The Globe win insert the above eoot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28

possessions. every delicate precaution had been
taken to avoid the 6rst view of the chateau, which
had been dismanted by the black band. The
Prince Of Condo hastily demanded. :. Have the
stables been respected?'' .Yes, Monseigneur.
"rhen." added he. with joy, "you understand
me-"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28

6<yEEkx40 III Hoht on hHR sVeet hOout - Ieet; OIL
West street 100 feet TO 4 ten fee, ale,
A two-story Brick WAREHOUSE, on the
north side Of King street. l0l feet 81 inches to The
east Of West street, front King street 81 feet 81
inches; in depth 20 the alley TO feet
Two Brick DWELLING HOUSES, on the
north side 81 Kng street, between the above men.
toned warehouses; in front on King street about 40
feet each; in depth to he ssid alley 800 feet
A two-story Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
and LOT Of GROUND, on the south side of Came.
street and side of West streets front Of the lot
Cameron street 1873 feet S inches; on West, 223
feet inches TO the sand alley.
A vacant LOT, on the south side OF Prince
street and west side Of Payne street. their
tion in front Payne street l76 feet inches, op
Prince street 81 feet inches
A LOT of GROUND. on the Alexandria and
Leesburg Upper Road, about two miles from Alexsn.
dria, containing 10i acres.
The sale will be made at IL o'clock at noon, under
deed Ut trust from James Sanderson to the subsc id
nne-tenth of the purchase money will be requir.
ed in hand, the residue in three equal instruments Of
II, 49,. ard % months 7 he deferred pa, ments to
be secured by approved endorsed negotiable notes.
and deed Of trust OH ali the property sold
dec Is is Il ! TAYLOR, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
Boots and shoes.

~ ID. EDISON, King Street, "a few doors belov
-. whites Auction Store) has received, per .chr.
Harriet, and other late arrivals further supply OF
BOOTS IND SHOES,
which. with his former stock. enables him to Offer
rerv extensive assortment in his line. which will be
,od by the case dozen, or single pair, at very small
advance for cash. ,,,,..
also, a few cases Mems and DO, 3 Black snd write
WOOL HATS, very fine. nov 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
!. & J. Douglas

gyAYE removed to the three story Brick Store. on
the square below where they have been dong bu
siness doors above the Of Washington street,
where the, have for sale general and well selected
assortment Of
GROCERIES,, VINES e. SPIRITS,
WHICH they are determined to eel low for cash, Or 70
nunctusi customers. ueCh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
WNl be pwbtishea,

TN the course Of few days % The Poeticai frag.
i meats Of Pilgrim" The work consists OF org,
ma. poetry on various subjects 1t is neatly printed
and will be sold at IS cents per copy. 1t will be for
sale q, the different bookstores:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
S0nts & SNpeS.
Notice.

M. Notice.
1 E.aSlSS Sned takes this occasion to inform his
"H ne public tha, he has taken the
ssM hotSE formerly occupied by Stro-
ESi.sSmef, Williamson, aud Barnard This is
sSs&Sg' nsSe and convenient Establishment,
L ss-sSs-c ven calculated for the accommodation Of
ST S.s and particularly for private families.
Suev uo may think proper TO paironize him in
ssaape. Snn' the undersigned can safely offer one
,l,s kae effort TO please The hous. Will be in
As the .lNE RiCiN HOTEL =
JNO. ~, MCCARTHY.
s''n CITY, ssr, "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
8. EmapAv aomNRss D.agRArgG@ Is, 1889.
Servants for Hire.

T HAVE for hire the ensuing year. sew fal valuable
Servants, of both Among them is first rate
Dining Room Servant aud good Cock
dec II BENZ r. FFNDALL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
CNayAes Bennett

ONNVNcS DCNNCVt
TIA received, by ship Maryland. Capt. MorreV'
j. direct from i've rpool,
10 bales best Brjport shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is OF the very
bes, quality, and is for sale on the usual terms
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Bursps
Drsb wouilen Ker,eys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheeting and shifting Cottons
lie has on hand.
Very first quality black Italian Lustring
Ladils' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine Vesting, and
velvet Wsisctatng .
Blue and black super6ne Cloths and kerseymcseS
&c. &c
lie expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low.priced Cassinetts.
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
Enr Norfolk,

~. new anil substantial schooner " hhhHi n
;,S Inc I'm. will take co barrels, vt rsa
sryr h'6"' "rF' JOSIAH n, DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
Var Amsterdam,

-. .r,,:ic- coppered ship HihfLiHD
ras { ,rrell master, has the principal part
~ ""An J.. :, 90 on board. and will take one
.; e''i3 s I 6nis and small s,osass on iss'Sh'
..a!-siai h'! "' HENRY DAlNGERFiELD.
t;2F'o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
EvencM lmnguage.
HENRY GUEGAS

ysAS the honor 10 nform his friends and pupils in
the District of Columbis tina, he will resume the
tuition Of hsnatiYe tongue the commencement OF
H,I,xt sent 90 sotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
eHANTlLLY IN THE OLpEN TINE.
Splendid Stag HINT by TorahtigM-Peter the
Great al ChantiiY.
Iron the Revue de Paris ]

lie who does not know ChsalilIy has seen
nothing of what formerly constituted the taste
of courters. do not believe That Versailles
and st. German attest, in their architectural f.
cure. more precise character Of tbs manners Of
the times
ChantlIly is an obvious succession; it is mi.
mature copy Of all the ROYAL residences. st.
Cloud has ITS sheets of water--so has Chanti,ly.
Versailles ha. its great marble staircase--Chan.
lilly has great staircase likewise, but il is Of
stone A fine forest surrounds St. Germain-
Chanully is placed in forest The proportions
are less striking; but there is a resemblance
This vanity Of having, since the time Of the great
Condo, and perhaps since Montm0rency, the
same number Of horses, the same vain show of
servants as at Dart. of ri,alng her, & sometimes
Of supassins her in msgni6rence and splendour
has sometimes touched the pride Of Royal eti-
quette.
Secretly wounded in their amour propre, this
luxury perhaps prevented I.o"is XIV. and Louis
XIV. from honouring with their presence more
than once or twice, the palace Of the Prince OF
Condo However il may be- now that all these
sior,es are dead. when there i. neither court nor
courtiprs great Monarch at Versailles or at
Ire, non. nor a srea, prince al Chanti!Iy; never
Ihelpss Chantily Is an admirable specimen of
grandeur and repose. There Is a noble ideDess,
a kind Of heroic s!othfauesS in the air, every.
thing there il Landscapes, lake, lawn, solitude aud
perfume.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
& fsacy Maize -aressiNg

YAaEs w SIMPSON, having commenced the
u above business OH King. Two doors above ROYAL
street b-rs leave innrn mis- ia nas md the pubic.
and hopes by lis attention 10 business to merits por
ton of public patronage oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
Cheese j Yea.

40 Casks prime cheese
10 z half chests prime young Tyson tea
For sale by h.aSEtT fAek
dec y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
HeniaMin + endAM

Has just received
X OSHEN cheese in Casks
u Best winter strsned lamp oil
Gunpowder aud imperial tea, in quarter boxes,
Of superior quality
Boxes, half and Quarter boxes bunch rsisins
Whlskey in hog ss.e ads and barrels
And on hard, general assortment OF GROCEhlES
e LIQUORS, as usual. dec ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
Nntice

The Steamer COLUMBIA,
eaassSl Captain Jares Mitchell. will, un-
49, The closing Of the navigation,
Ivs q sS,rsss.sa rsye baltimore on "Wednesday AT
- ", Tor the n'a'ro; .! Cnsnhini ana re-
'G". .dl-a,e Washington a, o, ana A'e~saa'A Al
I,..," exclusive ii 'Nss'' -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
:, :. --siaht or Charter.

u Tie 80, about $50 barrels Apply to
. mN''e1 'I' 5 uESSERSAl ri
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
pCBL!SHED By
EDGAR sNOWDEN.

D. q. pr,- s. per aa'''a. Country Paper o..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
Fresh i,iNle.

EUsT received, 500 casks fresh rhomas;on lime.
81 dee Is JOSIAH II. ID Wis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28

BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

IN Monday, the 18th day Of January next. the sub.
- scriber will offer for sle, at public auction. the
following valuable Buildings and Lots of Ground
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-07-12
Nea0 HdUess and Neao- York
Steam Boat Lsae.

1MG AL N1Ds
a FTER the present week the Steam Boat
N. SUPERIOR, Capt. Sanford, will per-
form her trips between New Haven and New
York as last season leaving Neio- HaUen on
Mondays, Tuesdays. Wednesdays Thursdays
aud Fridays, at o'clock p. M, and leaving
New- York on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days. Fridays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock A.
M. Under this arrangement she will carry 20
freight. Passage from NewYork to New
Haven too doltars-from New-Y York to Hart
ford three dollars-stage fare included.
The Hudson, Capt. Beecher, win leave N.
Hauen on Tuesday vs. Thursdays and Saturdays
att O'Clock p. M. and Ne,v- York on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at IL o'crk (noon.l
Will take passengers and freigh: as usual.
The Superior and Hudson will! pursue the
aforesaid course until the new boat now build
ing for the New Haven Steam Boat Company
is completed. which will lprobably) be some
time in June next and then some different
arrangement may take place, of which doe
notice will be given. After the first day Of
May, the place of departure from New York
will be Fulton Market Slip.
.5% JOEL ROOT, Agent.
Nesc. HaUen, ApTiL Is, 1889 tf46
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-07-12
Fare Reduced.
For New-Haven and New Y ork.

Fare through to Ne,o- York 8 Dollars. =
Steam Boat fare included. .4
THRoUGH from IL Il to 70 hours. giving
spending from, an hour TO an hour and quar-
ter in New.Haven before going on board the
Steam Boat SuPERloR. The Coaches will
leave Parks' Stage House every morning at
o'clock, (except Saturday and Sunday,) and
passengers arrive in New-Y DIRK at the same
afternoon. On Saturday, leave at S o'clock,
and arrive, 10 New York on Sunday morning
by the evening boat from NewHaven.
From New York the Superior leaves at g
o'clock every morning. Except Sunday and
Mondsy,) and passengers arrive at Ltchfeld
at evening Of the same day. at the reduced fare
df IS. Persons wishing passage or informa-
ton. will please call at the Stage Office at
Parks Stage House, where seats can be secu-
red, and the fare receipted through to New
York. JOSIAH Parks.
BUNNELL s. HARRIS.
Litchfeld, May 80, 1881 81