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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-30
Bowling Green, Va, October 10 " '''01' III

A0 REwARD.-Ran away from the subscr-
" wv her, on Thursday Friday night last
Daoney dark mulatto with bushy head of hair about
nve feet SIX or seven inches high, ihryve years Old
I in"'e' WIN pleasing countenance when spoken to-
by trade zach Smith, and an excellent work man H.
- wen known III This city, having been many years
proh''ent coloured member OF the Baptist hurch
o oIp nc mas obtained free papers Gas he is very
intelligent, and can both read wre) and will endeavour TO
gel TO some OF the Northern esern Safes Masters
o vessels aud others, are cautioned against taking away
the said Negro. 10y
WIN give the above reward, if taken out of The State
and secured in any Jail that get him again mr. 5O C
State. =, =, ISS n, WITHIN uie
Richmond, 23d Oct, 1892 S.
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October 30.

WB APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY-This institution
"a q will open the ensuing year the 10Th January,
under the charge OF Mr.. John c. Lawrence, Principal,
and Mr. Oliver White, as first Assistant Teacher and,
fifty scholars entered, second Assistant will
be procured The scholastic year will comprise
months, divided into two equal sessions. The OF
embrace the Greek, Latin and French Ian
guages, together with Natural Philosophy, Geometry and
the branches OF English instructions common in such In
stuions.
TERMs-$1l0 so for board, washing, tuition and libra
ry fee If bed and bedding he furnished by the Stewards
Department, which is submitted TO Mr.. Lawrences go
vernmen', additional charge OF six dollars will be
made, and if the Library ticket be not taken, deduction
of 81 90
The Board of Trustees, in announcing President
of this Institution, deem it to be due to Mr.. Lawrence to
state that from his esmshe private character repua-
ton teacher, we'll as from the capacity of Mr..
White eyinccd by the late public examination OF his
classes in the Academy and the strong testimonial afford
cd by the suloned of Mr. Lewis, the present Prn-
cipa of The Institution, combined with the saluby Of the
place and comfortable Accommodations there hardly be
found eligible situation for youths prepare them
selves for College, receive good English education
JOHN H. BERNARD, President of the
Board of Trustees (by order of the Boorl.)
n. Il. All applications must be made for entrances TO
Mr.. Lawrence, directed to Loyds in Essex county until
Christmas, after that time, to him the Academy Post
office. [5O-l0wl October %, 1892.
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Hh ESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-I offer for
ED sale either my mill tract OF land in Henrico or my
farm in Hanover The former less than four miles from
Rchmond and contains $50 acres, with valuable mill.
The land is uncommony fertile; acres of it are Chicka-
homony low grounds, entirely free from foundations The
balance is improved high land, nearly valuable as the
bottom. a fine young orchard jus, in bearing.
The farm in Hanover contains than 40 acres and
lies on both sides of the Mechancsyie Turnpike. The
hveme stone is not far from the of the The
whole OF this land is rich There less than $50
OF low grounds the Chickahonony; half which
is admirably adapted meadow But the value of the
whole greatly enhanced by the immense quantity of wood
and valuable white oak ash and maple timber that may
be advaniageousy disposed ola large portion of the tract
having been cleared The uncleared land is of SUI
cen fertility for tobacco; and it so convenient to the
turnpike, that the wood and timber may be sent to marhe
at all seasons, road little inferior pavement The
place is healthy and abounds in goo Ii is worthy
OF the careful examination Of any wanting purchase
For terms, apply TO Charles T. Bolts, Esq, Richmond
or TO the subscriber at Airfeld Henrico county.
Oct I6. T46- G.. w. GOOCH.
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TBNRUST SALE.-By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, exc
a. cu,ed 10 by Carter IT, Bradley, Of Tie county Of
Buckingham, bearing date the 2Oth Of April, 1929 and
admitted TO record in Cumberland county the 22 day
Of the month, for the purpose O securing 10 Daniel
Mccormick, of Prince Edward, thc payment OF sum Of
money in the said Decd ncntioned We the undersigned
Trustees, either Of Ms will sell public auction, for
ready money A the town Of Cartersvle before McCoys
Hotel on Saturday, the 10Th day Of November next all
the said Bradey's portion or interest Logacc OF land,
negroes money debts belonging 70 The estate Of his
father, William Bradley, decd.
JOHN G.. DANIEL, lr,
WIN r. RANDOLPH 5
oct. 10. G--w3w
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81 NOR RENT or LEAsE.-Tbe Tavern house and ap.
pnrenanccs, at Floods, in the couaty OF Bucking-
ham. The situation is remarkable FOR its healtness and
convenience; and would be desirable persons disposed
to keep house Of entertainment extensive board
ing school One both Of the buildings yard, garden,
&C. would be sufficient good bargain may be had. by
early application to me, or, in my ABSENCE Capt Trent
Oct 80. T2ws-5Ol ). w. FLOOD.
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RNRWlLL1AM SMITH BO-TAKE Nor1cr, That
lVa on the 2Sti day Of December, 1892, | shall pro-
coed to take the aliidats Of Kczah Hancock Mordecai
Thomasson, and others, in suit ia Louisa court in which
am Plaintiff and yourself, Defendant at the house Of
Col Edmund Pendeton, in the county Of Louisa, and to
adjourn from day to day lill all bc taken.
Oct. 30. T50--wSwl JOHN THOMASSON.
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EBREMIUM.-T publishers OF the "ViRGINtA
n FARMER" DESTROYS Of promoting by every means
their power the interest Of Agriculture in Virginia.
have determined to offer premium Of Thirty DoL-
LARS for the beat gncutural Essay to be entitled
".fgTicuifure IN PirgiaiG. The essay, suppose
would embrace something Of The history and present state
Of Agriculture in State, with the Of the impoyer
ishment Of our land Those disposed TO communicate on
this subject will address the Vrgini0 Farmer, Scotfs
DiHe, dibemdrie co., pa. a committee OF intelligent
gentlemen viii decide upon the merits Of each, and award
the premium We do not presume, That the amount Of
ieed will be much nducemenL Our object Is TO excite
attention and inquiry and we can but hope, that some
able pens will be disposed TO respond TO endeavour
All communications must be sent in before the first Of
Fcbuary-'Jiee Of postage"
o. Those editors with whom exchange especially
IN PHgiHio, will confer (oU0tT by giving the
above notice conspicuous insertion three four Umco
in their papers. 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-30

RAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY, Oct D.
MIR. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the sub
scrber, in the management of this institution for about
twelve months past During ibis time, his exerions have
been faithfully and industrouy directed to the improve
suen Of his scholars. Mr. WIS conduct has been such
the affection aud of all who have had the
pleasure of his acquaintance II affords small sa-
fsfsctou to bear testimony TO his amiable manners and
gentlemaoly department. since he has been member of
my family. CHARLES A. LEWIS, jr.
JOHN DICKERSON, Treasurer OF the
Board of Trustees, (by order of the Board.)
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NTOTICE.The subscriber will sell his good and well
Y known stand in the upper part of Goochand county,
lying the three chopped road 80 miles from Richmond
and containing 100 of land with very good improve
mens COOL dwelling house with five rooms all in cx-
cellent repair for the reception of travellers tavern
stable, irst-raie store house, with counting room, all
in good order for business; wagon yard, with granary
and house for wagoners stay in Also fodder hay
house, all at the wagon yard also, granary the
stable hrstrate garden and orchards all OF the best fruit
&c. &c. This stand has many peculiar advantages
almost any other the road, it has the advantage Of
the road leading from Winchester CuIpcper Court House
Orange Court House aud Louisa Court House. from thence
james River, through Buckingham and to Carriers
Vile, Cumberland Court House, &c &C This is one of
the most healthy places in Virginia being conveniently
supplied with good water the edge Of the yard as well as
every other convenience, which makes it inferior to none
for business. Any person wanting such place, will do
well to come and view il, bargain be had,
for cash, or part time. Possession viii be given i'm
mediaely, if desired. For terms, apply 70 the subscriber
JOSEPH y. GLENN.
September II. 37-0
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"a N ANCERY.-YIRG1N1A.--At a Court continu-
"A cd and held for Louisa county, at the Court house
thereof the ION day OF May, 1882
John ThomassOn, Plaintiff
against
William Smith, (B) and Robt. Kimbrough Dens.
The Defendant Robert KmbrOugh not having enter
ed his appearance, aud given security according law,
and the rules Of This Cour aud appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that he'is nhabitant Of this
State, the motion Of The Plaintiff by his Counsel is
ordered that the said Defendant, Robert Kinbrough do
appear here the first day OF January Court, next aud
answer the bill Of tho Plaintiff, aud that copy Of this
Order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper Published
IN the city Of Richmond for two months successfully and
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse Of Ibis county,
OsesOme Court day.
a Copy. Tesle, JOHN HUNTER, G. l.. c.
Oct 30 50--WSw
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TaNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Slolen from the Sub
II scribcr, Potesvile, Louisa county, on the
high, years old having knot the inside of of her
fore legs from spnt and small scab the top Of the
head between the She PAGES almost altogether when
rode and with difficulty DE made to In pace
she carries her feet very wideThe above reward will be
given for her delivery me, if taken of the county
and five dollars, if taken in the county
Oct. rs. [i9--31 JOSEPH HANCOCKE, JR.
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IHNo THE PUBLlC.-Whereas my wife, AGNES p.
IN; HIGHT has thought fit, against my will and con-
sent 10 absent herself from my house and protection and
IS ving separate and apart from me, neither acknowedg
ing nor dlschargng the duties of wife to her husband
an" whereas having been at all times and still being rea
ny ana willing TO receive her my wife deem il I'M
conscious and unreasonable that should be subjected IN
e responsibilities OF husband while she refuses TO dis
charge me dulles OF wile;-and being informed that the
Jaw VIII not hold me liable for any articles furnished TO her
0y any one apprised of the above acts-Therefore, l.
Charles wright have thought fit inform all persons NOT
already apprised of the above facts and the public ge
heray that will not be responsible Tor any accounts
contracted by my said wife, Agnes T.. Wright while thus
lV"s separate IRON me against my consen-nor will i'm
any way be liable for any OF her contracts her actngs or
aoihgs' nor any way whatever her account. And
hereby iorewarn all persons whatever from giving her Gre
UT III any way whatever, either on her own account or
on account oil my child which she likewise etains from
me- contrary to my WILL and which this notice is intend
ea 10 apply as fplIy PbGFg IJt y ufuae IN
1uence of others, most improperly and illegally exercised
her. she would in compliance with my wishes, well
known and often expressed, and with her duty,
turn TO my house and her home which is at all times open
TO receive her. and might live together in peace and
conjugal affection. CHARLES WRIGHT.
Louisa county, Va, Sept. III PSF
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hNA Lddics.-PRosPECTUs.- HenriqueS and M
Persico, respectfully inform the public of Richmond OF
their intention OF opening, the t October inst CYGS
steal, Day and boarding School, for limited number oil
young Ladies, embracing all the useful and ornamental
branches requisite for finished Education
Mrs HcnrQues having Tor nine years been Principal
OF Oursng Institution OF the kind in the City OF Phi
lad0phia from whence she brings epiionahle re-
aters herself that her association with so
esteemed Teacher as MIR fcrsico, will enable them TO
fulfil Tho most sanguinc expectations of those Parents who
may honor them with their confidence.
Course Of Instruction. Reading, Ortlography Trans
laOn, Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic, aud Composition in the
English and French Languagcs Arithmetic, Book ccp-
ing, Pcnmanship, Universal History, Mythology; Astro-
Monty, Ancient aud Modern Geography, with the use of
the Maps aud Globes, Delneation OF Maps Natural His
tory, Moral, Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Botany.
Conaitons.-1st As a regular systematic series of in.
strucons will be completed by each class in the Of
one scholastic year. pupil can be received for less than
that time. The scholastic year, consisting Of ten months,
viz: from l October to LIST Of August divided with refer
encc TO paymensn iourcqual terms OF eleven weeks each
lilly. The French Language being the language OF the
school, none can be accepted but those who willing 10
learn and speak that language.
3dly As the Teachers will devote an equal portion
ohme and attention to all scholars Inc charge will be the
Terms;-Day Scholars, both French
!, and an, English, $50 pei annum
Borders, including tuition, boarding.
washing, and bed do. 800 9" "
Music, Is per quarter
Drawing and Painting tie Italian Spanish and Latil
- Languages, well as Dancing and Ornamental Needle
, work, extra charges.
- Those who DESTROYS of learning French exclusively
=, may join the classes at $40 per quarter.
For further particulars inquire the Boarding House
Mrs. Nelson at the House on street. lately occupied
as a Boarding School by Mrs. Broome
Z, REFERENCES.-In Philadelphia.
l., Rev. Philip f. Mayer, DR.. Samuel Jackson,
d Rev. Mr.. Cushman, DIR. J. Topno,
= Seend Billie, Danish Charge Mr.. A. Bonar,
i dAdares, f.. Durand,
n 4. Phillips, Esq. 4" WIN. Iybiand,
d J. Price ehcril Esq Thos. Shcwell
--~ Laws Esq. John McAlster,
Henry Carey, Esq. H. Is. Rapd,
. J. Diamond, Esq. Robert Brooke
20 Wu Whitman 90 n Wohcr
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fM OTlCE-There will be presented during the sitting
Of the next General Assembly petition for q Seps-
rate Election n the County Of Brunswick the Store 5nd
Tavern house Of james flarnson, in Mohernn Pdrisl
OctOber Q. M-w2m
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M OTICE.-1he subscriber respectfully informs his
q friends aud the public generally, that he will con-
time TO transact General Commission Business and
attend particularly TO the sale of tobacco. Having the
last FIVE years sold all the tobacco consigned MIR An.
drew Sweeny he hopes TO be fayoured with that branch
Of business by Mr.. Sweenys old friends: From many
TO exert himself 10 the utmost to advance the interest
those who may favor him with their business, he hopes
TO receive liberal share OF public patronage
Richmond, October 9. Ill-lm1 Gil. j. FOX
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NOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.-He is darklhay
a three years old last May, five feet two inches high
and finely proporlioned gotten by Tariff out of Bcdor,
mare raised by the late Capt George Dabney OF Hano
tame MIR Taylor has satisfactory statement in relation
to the pedigree OF the Dam Of Young Bedford furnished
by Mr. Chiswell Dabney, Of Amherst.
August ~. [3I-ul EDM'D. FONTAINE
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15

R;f,erness in Religious COntrouersy.-- Tho danger to which at the present time ,se arc most exposed, Is the strength. and [ must even say, the severity of iooling vhich has already in some inslances bFOk- mn ou, in ,he controversy. and broken ov. m alike tho rule of common daconcy end Christian courtesy, in rude donuncia.ions, or h exposing ao sldieulo llso supposed in- conslssoncies of conduct or argument 'ci
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15


 Christian brethren. This is whatsaSen sanctiGed human natuse cannot bU9y. and what is not allowable in the controversy. of e Christian with Christian, and Is never lawful, except where reformation is hope less, and sharp rebuke is authorized, and answering fool according to his folly cn~ joined, fora warning to others.
 1t is manifest that our religions peFinli- calls, of the moro grave as well as the mtfe ephemeral class, are not wholly exempt from tho danger, and will do well tO take good heed on this sn6ject- while some of them hayc already fallen into the deep and muddy stream of editorial petulhuce and iRvective, of sarcastic argument, and theological tale-bearing embalming tho failings of good men, which it were quito enough for them to have manifested once in theirnarrowssp ]; and giving to iheM "a speedy resurgection and a tfresnHio psl. .grimagc overallie whole land for the sake of the castigation of tho offender, md flts peace and spiritual edification of tho whole church 1; as if the eightcenth chapter of Mattl,ew, had never been revealed. and the whole world had been constituted the tribunal of he church. and public opinion the supreme executive, and the newspa- pefs, attorney general, witness, judge, and jury. Unless q public sentiment shall be spontaneously formed to override such public violation of the laws of Christ and outrage upon our common Christianity, the church herself will soon become like the troubled sea which cannot rest, whose waters cast up mire and dirt It must be remembered, that the public character of an editor does not cmancipate him from the obligations of personal aeekness, and of adorming tn all things tho Gospel of Christ and that in bodies of men possess ing godliuess, the rights of an evil temper and lawless tongue can never be acquir- ed by numbers.-DY. Beecher., s..,,.s,.,o
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
AL.en. THj

CeEebrated CambriGa 1aofk- Acke PilZs, %KTHICH gise immediate relief, wiho9i !he lens.- w iniwrvf fo ,le Tech. Oss srial ahis will he ,und oae ofshe beat remedies knowa fsr this complaiat.
 s9 Price % ceass . hox.
 Iy N0ae are genuine ualess signed on ihe outside smsSediaee s,ccessor the laie Dr. W. T. CoNwky- For cate at his Couaaiag ROom oyer No. 99. Court Street, neas Concert Halh Boston, aud also by his special appointment, by
 ,Sam1sl Bses aad y. c. BeeksViik. Litck kfeld; w sEs Cosplts, Sostk Farms; Daaiel Norfon. NA CGssaain; Jsdsom 4t WAittlesey. ". Preston. w fsanc Ss IYGdssoorth, Beikltss; NesctOR &f HendsfsOA, Goshen.
 Large diseeanrso those who bay to sell asaia. Fehga.arv q a V ss's l-s' 1ye5w35
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
AtttDtteI6 7sMQWtrer: PUBLISHED EvERY THURSDAY MORNINs, a@@ Bx HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS.

To village and single mail subscribers dollRrs per year, payable before the expiration ofsix months. TO cOa.RaAies of any number over six, &l 50 per 2, S S.Ssp %: sS 6o deducted from 6ach these prices when payment is made in adyaacas These prices are exclusive of naail Or stage charge for traNspOrtaliOn. :.
 No papers will hr discontinued nnt all arreaFages are pasd, except at the discre,ion of ihe editQP.
 Noiice of wish 10 disconiiane must given before the expiration Of the year,, 3.a yes y-
 sApyERrIslN0. One square three Insertions, $l, aud the sanle proportion for two or more sqnares- Haf square TJ Consinuance over three weeks % per cent per week. liberal deduction ansde iOr adsersieements continued or l9 nsoOths.
 AdministratOrs' and ExecutOrs' Nosicer. $l %
 Commissioners' Notices, -';,., eya4. 25 a-aAlt eammaaications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
TO. I'I9O 9OSE, AF,I1LICT,ED WITH ''. ,,. yt'.sat COR MS.

HEyHE ceIebfNled ALBION CDRN FLASTERa at
 A (ards ine.an. relief and as the same time dissolve nat draws ise Corn aats by tie rooiss without the leasl pain. F ss,.t.,t . .4., J. }sf 77'4s
 Cerfifcate.---"I Io those afflicted with Corns on tl.eir esi ala ccriiiy shat have used is Albion Cosn Plaster, with cuimpleie success. Beiora had msed ene box, a completely cored Corn which had Gronl,ed.ue Or maay years. make shs public for ee beaoGt Ofil.oaa aisciesl with ha.
 Epskisx. z. A. Fsb. 28. sss, NM. SHAW"
 ts Rrige, 90 cents box. i1aFssss- tasf rta%
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15

common impression that the alliance ot Church and State from which, sprung sn much mischief, had been sought by the Church. This was not correct in fact.-- 1t was ever the Government, which, feel ing the need Ofsupport in its usurpatiOns. courted the Church to its foul and fatal embrace and the Church had died in ., for it ceased to be the Ch0rch of God. - The state of things in tilis country happily secured us from this danger, and we were free to render to Cesar the things which are C@sar's. and to God the things which are Gods. M se .; 43v,lss ssssS @
 We lack time to notice the remaining topics of the discourse, further than to say, that the orator glanced rapidly at the perils which our country had hitherto encounter ed. and the triumphs it had achieved, :, and at the circumstances which now appear to cheer and animate us in our career. He exhorted every citizen to stand fast to his duty, and closed by unfolding, in brilliant prospect, the glorics which Providence has pnt within our reach. sYssi 's2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
Dr. Relfs's Aromatic I'ills,
 TOR FEM A6G8a

assiss the suupended operations of Haure, aud arc
 gensral semeAy lss the prevailing comrainss among ahe Gaaals part af society. he Pls are lmrticnlary eeaeoas ia the Green Sickaess, Palpisaiioa og she Hseara, diimeas, Sort Breath, Sinking of the Spl- viss Deisction and Disincnasion so Exercse and SO- ceiy. Married Ladies wi ind the Pilla equally tlse- Gi except a of pscgNancy. whea they must n"e he takew: mosher muA they be taken hy perssns Ot hec.ie or consampasys habits. Price $l 50 abox.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
UST RECEIVED,
i. A QUANTITY OF

VIA W .45 5..s8. A@WUANIEIEU V UE ----
 DUIkE LINSEED OIL. manufactured ia this Coauty-Laharvaq0e' Chloride
 nf Soda, with directions for Cts various uses 1; sCkIOride Lime, Hihbert's London Brown
 stent---wi,h many other articles. at the Drug. Madeleine and Paint Store Of isas-s
 { sas M l...,,a .,st J. @. BECKWITH: s ls .F Fltrk 6eid Isiu H. lSS9 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
a-.s Mafsll's Superior Patent Y. TRIISS.

EEyHESE Tsusses are constructed in many VI uarticulars on an entirely new plan, and ,frir aI sanftg tge over ail ather tr'sses has been asfssiea mi enIy hy iha snast respectable at she Medical Faculty. but by the actual expe- rinsent ofth0se afflicted with the disease which they are iDtehled to alleviate. a
 4An assorsment 0f the above Trnsses is leu Gov sale. wish certificates of their great utility. f.,r cxanlinatiOn by those interested, at the store of Y. '..s ~ !. G.. BECKWITH.
 Eisckfela. .Scpe. Q7 s3 -- I0
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
W .1E ApOthecGTses' HaN, sfs < pREsu sUPPLY or aa N, ME DICINES, PAINTS. OIL, WINES, &c.&c,

Gineef, Pepper. Spice, Sal Eratus, Copperass, Ann, Black Lead. Noyean. Gum Copai, Copal Vnrnisi,, slsosin, Red Tartaf. together
 with | variety of other articles not usually kept js establishments of this kind.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
sss1a JUST RECEIVED AT AYUExxHCA A2xES HALL TT- ,-s A FRESH SUPPLY OF

RMON SYRUP. Chloride of Lime.
 x Whits Musiasd Seed. Pocket Llghss, P.-,.,' Vsrnish. ,.,, Dive Oil. oil of Ciossa. AInss. Conpes as, Painis. Liusesd, Lamp and ssstIS.S DiLs, PAINTS. Rosin: Lamp: Black. Pepper. Spice. Nutm.g: nsao s A's.mI' ..ss lFosa ninaig cents te seven shilll'gs per eas- Isa Opiuim and CamVhot--pv'es: as s-eas-
 n cf wkleh. tugsahsP with preslomssy pos;' ,1h~.eA slaek. Wlll hs seld 6oF cash as eoo1, ,aprlle. at ialF pFoae. (bnt nOt ae eaAlsl 70 '" nsrnnns who AGd t lsF tIssig latessss 70 "e' ctow ahaiP patFaEage.
 Niiskheld. Jnlg Io, isse
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
By M F. Wilti

Aa lsIasssss PSssshss. wo Vauhlad in hls ss'me"s' whss VsqssSsaSs siIsk 's hlsssst sspsd "'aa Sea'' sariaR shos wOuld hlt she mosl blEds."