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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-19
,,<>,,,s,,.,.,. - For THE Enquirer.
TO Me PeopLe of Hircinin

shall offer you apology for addressing YOU on the
present critical condition Of your political concerns IL is
subject III which, as citizen of this Common ah,
possess common interest with you and apologize for
exercising privilege that accorded the humbIest c
ZeD, would be in bad taste ILL., timed and
hat shall be enabled to shed any lights upon the
vexed political questions with The disc uson of which the
press has teened Tor time past scarcely dare
10 nope My object will be fully attained, and shall
deem myself most richly rewarded for my iators shall
succeed IN arousiDg the public mind sufficiently the real
dangers which threaten this hitherto favored country IL
Is task, Tor the performance of which, well know that
possess no peculiar fitness and in ordinary times no con-
sdersion should tempt embark on the angry ocean
OF political strife. Yet in my humble Judgment ,bs
time has come when silence ceases 10 be a virtue
when u becomes every man whose bosom glows with
molly love oil country, TO raise his warning voice
proclaim TO that country the pers which mpend over H.
There Is spirit abroad which threatens the
Of our invaluable political institutions and unless that shirt
is checked by the good and patriotism OF the people
unless II Is reb1ked and scnced by the stern voice Of
public reprobaon IL will too surely accomplish its fatal
object IL Is matter Of deep concern TO me, that
should feel called upon to cay any thing you in favor
Of the preservation OF our beloved Union Yet howe
deeply II Is 10 be regretted IL Is unfortunately loo true
that there is growing spirit Of dsaecon TO the Union
OF these oate', which must be destroyed your liberties
must perish.
There is political party among you, who have done
mucb 70 wesken the affection Of the people for IL. But
ie" years snce and the bare suggestion Of the d.sou
non OF TIE Union would have filled you with horror
every shallow apiTan for political honors talks Of cal
cWdfng me rolue Of the Unionr with much coolness
snd sang JTotd as IL he discussing the ptopeiy Of
diyding county or granting divorce. At the head Of
s party stands IN bold relief the Governor Of This Com
onwenlh. In his annual message TO the Legislature az
the commencement Of their present session lie ss step
ped out OF the sphere Of his official duties for The told
purpose OF pouring out, IN measured decent terms
the Phsls OF his wrath upon the head Of the President Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-19

Resoiccd That believe any fo tho aLoli.
ton OF slavery, calculated TO DO salusry and effective
should emauae t,on, the slave holding States, least
have their concurrence.
Resotced, Tina, the formation Of snSlavcry Societies
among at this n,e inc xpcjeni, dangerous, and per-
nieous, tending to produce ds"oi an inracton OF the
Constitu ION, aud dissolution OF the Union
Which resolutions ha' ing becn separately al and
| upon were unanimously adopted by the meeting. And
| mo ion, IL was
Resoired. That the proceeding Of this meeting he sign
ell by the Chairman aud Secretary, and copy thereof
pre'ened Tor publication to each OF The newspapers pub
| hshed la The county. ID. ID. AIKEN C,hm'n.
=. NJ UoYr, Src'ry.
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aRLooDED STOCK FOR sALE.-I have or 2
n y Mares and or Colts, Of first rate blood which
would sell, At reduced price viz: sorrel mare wears
DID, by Sir Charles out OF Sir Alfred and now in foa by
my horse, Murdoch have year old FLY next spring
out OF The same mare, by Murdoch very PROMISING one
Day My years Of age next spring, by Murdoch out of
iul'blooded Charles mare; one sorre colt years OF
age next spring. full brother TO the year old 6ily: one
bay mare years old, by Sir Charles, in foal by Muir.
doeh and ont Of thorough-boojed Floizel msre enc
pay hy2 years Of age next spring, by Johanna out
OF The year old Charles bay Also match Of bay
colts geded, by Murdoch years old spring. Of hne
size and appearspce
Letters addressed TO Col Charles c. Graves, Chester.
held county, Va.
Murdoch will stanI al home, where he stood last year.
ana got 10 mares. CHAS. &. GRAVES.
November 49, Sc - WV
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ExEcUToRs AND ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EfXECUTOR'S AND ADMINISTRATORS SALE
hZ On the Both day OF December next, III fair other.
wise the next lair day theeaer will be sold TO the high
bidder, without reserve, at the late residence of Mrs
Martha Tmberake, decd, about four miles from Hsno.
yer Courthouse, large and varied assortment Of House.
bold and Kitchen Furniture, Stock, Corn Fodder v heat
aud six likely Negroes Cash will be required for all
sums OF and under dollars and credit OF nine months
allowed on all sums over that amount the purchaser first
giving bond with satisfactory security.
HENRY ID. GENTRY Er'or
of Benjamin TTmberiake deed
GEORGE ~. CLOUGH Adu,'or
~ Martha Tim6eriake, decd
Dec 3. e0sAy
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" We are sure, that the author of Z" Verbuu, sof'
VIII readily consent TO withholding his Comnunca.
lion, when his object will be attained in another way
without woundng the feelings Of large and sniable
amily.We ask his indulg euce I'LL the 7th January
speak advisedy, when him, that by that time
the end he aims OF will in all probability be ACCOMPLISHED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-19

sgicDr-We dsessodto the melancholy report which
reached US yesterday from Amelia county, Dunn
sl o. petersburg late iom Boeou county has shot himself
Is said that he had previously retired
to sapng that il days bis body was found
and his death ascertancd Mr. member Of the Bar
and gentleman OF fine taents. = - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-19

The Sno,o which fell here four days ago. has been a
very general In Baltimore IL is stated 10 have
or 6inehes deep.-At fredericksburg, 10 IL The
level lay at greater depths as approached the Noun
lans II is said to have been about Is inches eep a,
Scosville and in the neighbooodo Charlottesville ne
two feet
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IMMEDIATE EMANCIPATION MOVEMENT IN

90 be continued in our neri.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
Passage Boats -aosthout freight.

IHe SUPERIOR, Capt. M. Sanforl, and
 " SPLENDID, Capt. E. Stoae,
 WILL. alternately, leave New Haven dai w y, Sundays excepted.) at 1s o'clock M. Returning, leave New-York daily, (Sun- days excepted) at 2 o'clock A. M.
 Passage from Neic- Haven Co Ne,c- York, S2 co Harttord 10 Netc- York, q .o
 including sidge fare. ~ > Excellent Post Coaches always in readiness on arrival Of these boats at New. Haven to convey passengers to Hartford, Middletown. Boston, Providence, Sc. The fast mail from New York will be conveyed in these boats. The above boats will not take freight. . 1he Steam Boat United Stnfes Will leave New Haven every Sunday evening at o'clock. and every Wednesday and Fri. day evening at 6 o'clock. Returning. Ieave New-YOFk every Saturday at o'clock P. NJ. and every Tuesday and Thursday at ie M. and NsiII take such freight as may be offered
 JOEL ROOT, Agent.
 NeiO.HGuen, MOv IS, 1888 tC4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
POETRY.

The following pathelio piece b copied here from sAe AexaOdra Gazette, wiih the omission oG single verse the indifferent construction oC which mars the simple beauty of the others :l-JoWvWGL cf Com.
 HARE. WE ALMOST THERE~ u Are we almost there--are we almost IhereT' Said dying girl, as she drew near home es Are those our poplar trees which rear - Their forms 90 high gainst the heavens blue dome Then she talked ofher flowers, and thought Otlhe we'll Where the cool water splash'd O'er tho large white
 stone, n And she thought it would soo,he like fairy spell, Could she drink from that l0unt when the lever was
 on. While yet so young, and her bloom grew iess' They had borne her away to kIndher cime- For she would not tell that 'twas only distress Which had gathered lite's rose m It's sweet sprung
 time.
 And she had looked, when they hade her to look Al many ruin and many shrine Al the sculplureH niche, and the pictured nook' And marked from high places the suns decllne' But in secret shs sighed for quieter spot,
 Where she oft had played in childhoods hour; Tho shrub or fiowrct market 1t not,
 'Twas dearer to her than the gayest bower. And oft did she ask, "Are we almost there?"
 But her voice grew faint and f1usi'd cheek pale !; Aud they strove to soolhe her, with useless care, As her sighs would escape on the evening gale. Then swiftly, more swiftly t4ey hnrrledher on
 utanXious hearts felt chill despair; For when the light of that eye was gone, And the quick pulse siopp'd, she was almost there
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the District Of -A Litchfeld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of
 NATHAN LANDON, late of Litchfeld, in said district, deceased, to exhibit their claims to the exccutor thereof, for adjustment and settlement. All claims against said estate, not exhibited within said time, will be dGbarrcd. Those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. LEHMAN OSBORN, Erec'r. Litchfeld, Mag A. 1888 51
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
Drugs Omd Medicines, Paints, Oils, Wines, 6Gc.
 At Wholesale and RctaiL
 IT G RECK wTvTEE


 J. G. BECKWITH
 nFFERS for sale complete assortment " of the above articles in quantities to suit the purchaser, on as good terms us they can be bought within the state, for cash or credit, including an assortment of BrOn1es, Gold and Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal and Shell Lac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish, Ia marinds, Madder, Cochinral, Indigo, Ameri. can and Russian lsipglass, Spices; Sal Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlita Powders, Congress Water-superior and common winter Sperm, Castor, pure Linseed and Sweet Oils, Comp. Chlorine Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow. .....
 A large assortment of PATENT MEDl- CINES-including HoOper's, James,, Rush's and Phinney's Ant-dyspeptic Pills, Deans Rheumatic Pills, Kidders Medicines, Ander- sons Cough Drops, ,Bateman's Drops, Swaim's Panacea, Welch Medicamentuu1, 'ThompsOn's Eye Water, &c. Also, n complete assortment of English and American PAlNTS-among which arc white and red Lead. Whiting, Chrome Yellow and Greco. Prussian Blue No. and 2. Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna, Vermillion, Lamp Black, &c. :. London Brown Stout and l.. and Phad. Porter-OId Madeira, pure Port, Samos and other WINES, in bottles and by draught, at retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, w. I. Rum, &c. as medicines.
 Physicians, Hatters, Painters. &c. supplied on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New-YOrk. Litchfpld, Jun. Q4 SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
REMOVAL.

MTSS A. WARD has removed her Milli- 1VL nery establishment to the house of Capt. Jones, nearly opposite her old stand, three doors north of Miss Cables, where she will be happy to wait upon those who will favor her with call.
 She has just received from New.York a handsome assortment of STRAW HATS also on hand fashionable Silk and other Hats, snited for the sseason-.with a variety of FANCY GOODS, which will be sold on reasonable terms.
 LitchfeId, MGu 2S, 1888 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
A Good Stand
For e TGUermer, ApOthcc0ry,

A v
 PkySicti0m, Or Mechanic.
 TNOR SALE, the House, Lot. and Other 1T Buildings, situated on the southwest cor. ner of the Square, near the Meeting house tn South Farms Society in the town of Litch- field, belonging to the estate ot Abner North rop, late of said Litchfeld, deceased. The premises aforesaid consist of large two story Dwelling House, a Store adjoining the same, lately occupied as dry goods and apotheca. " store, a Wood House, Lumber House, Horse Shed, Barn, &c. &c.-a ilne orchard o[ apple trees, and from three to four acres of excellent meadow or moving lana. This IS perhaps one of the best stands tor tavern to be found in any of our country villages, tt be- ing situated about five miles south from Litch- field on the principal road leading from Litch- field to New Haven (via Woodbury.) and in the immediate neighborhoUd of very four ishing High School, visitors to which would probably furnish very considerable valuable custom. 1t is also very excellent stand for an apothecary and in these days of compe. ton, pretty desirable stand for physician, there being at the present time but one physi- clan in the parish. For Mechanic of almost any description, few places can perhaps be found in country village which afford greater Inducements. Should purchaser wish for a greater quantity of land than belongs to the estate aforesaid, he can be accommodated with from % to 50 acres first rate land for moving blowing, pasture, SSc. in the immediate neigh borhood of, and conveniently situated for i,n- provement in connection with, the premises aforesaid. Terms of payment made easy-a liberal credit will be given, if desired, for the principal part of the purchase money. For further particulars, inquiry may be had of the subscriber, residing near the premises afore- said. MORRIS WOODRUFF.
 Litchfeld (So Farms. May %, 1888 6t5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
,c,,,,: Csnst [ s[ PsSsqts @ L'tAGes. ,Sss May

Frederick Wolcoti, Es7. Judge, hoidlng Me
 same,
 TTPON the petition Of J0b Smith, of said U LitChHeId, showing t0 this Court that he is inc guardian Of Dewitt NOHbrop and Eze. kieI Norhrop, both minors under tbe age Of twenty one years; thHt said minors gre tiis owners Of the residue of certain real GstSte in said Litcbhed Of which AbBer N0rihr0p, late of said LitcbHeld, died possessed, faBy tlere De after paying inc dsbts and charges agsiBst said estate, which real estate is described as follows, vizi bounded south On Reuben M. WoodrUlr'S tand in part. part OB laDd belong ing 10 the Presbyterian Church in South Farms, Snd part on En0eh ]. W0OdruF's wifS'S land, west 0n Isaac EnssB's land. and north and east on highway, with the buildings thereon standing, aDd containing about three acres 8nd seventy. weight rods Of land !; praying for an order to sell tbe interest of said minors according 10 1aw, for the purposes mentioned in said petition as by per petition O1 hle, dated May 1G. 1888, may more fully appear
 1hsreupon ordered. that ths consideration of said petition be adjourned Co the fOGrib Mon. day of JUly next, at 10 o'clock A. M. at ihe Probate Office in said LiichneId; and t1at ssid- guardian give DOtice Of the peBd0ney thereof by publishing this order b newspas per printed in LitchheId lhFse weeks sUccsss- iVely. at lesst six weeks before said fuuFth Monday Of July, sad also by posting Ihe same UpOD tbc public sign post in said tOwn neaEsst tO tbe said isDd at least slx weeks before said fourth Monday Of JHly.
 .- A lFUe copy Of Record.
 50 FAEDEaIcK WoLcoTT, Jadges
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
Dry Goods.

7Me subscribets o0tr (6r sdis dt their store, one
 door south of tks Post OGlce, dn srieAsits as.
 sortment of Dry Goods. Iheir assortment
 consists in part 9f ths ,(oiioVings
 DLUE, Black, Green, Mix'd, Brown. o. ID i've, and Mulberry Cloths; Blue. Dlack and Fancy cold SNttiRrtts; BeAvrrturn stripe Mole Skin, a new article Canton Twlusd Stormen ta0uen and Merino CAsstnere. fIin. tn Drlllings, Cotton Stripes. Light Marsellles, Valencia aud silk vestingS, Black Italian Silks. Sinchew and Gro De Swiss Ao., cold Gro De Maps, French Musllns, English and French Ginghan,s. French, English. Ansrl. can and mourning CaliCors; French and com. mont BOlnbAxine; black Bombazettej black silk, cotton and cOlOred Vtlvtts; white 0NOSV Veils; Grape, Sewing Silk, Gauge, OscarlDS and Warsaw ShNwlSj "A and B.4 MprinO do. very cheap; Irish Linens; Long LawhSj Linen Canibric and CNinbric HnndktWl llpfs, cold Borders; Irish ShpUlingS; DAn,Hsk TA- ble Cloths; bl'k and brown Linens Russia, Brdscyr, Scotch and C0ttoh Diaper white, crimson, ,Silk nugg, and cotton HandkerrhlelS Yellow Nunkcrb Book, NHnsoUk, and WlSS Mus!ins; Sarsnct and common CAmbrlCSi Bishop Lawns; Cheek and Corded Gam. brics Italian Grape and CravatSi Gloves and Hosiery, very cheap; blearhed and unblearh' edShirlngs and Shtrtings; Dorchester. A moS' kpag and Oxiord TickoRS, Twillpd COttOni Cotton Checks COttOn Yarn and Wick; dO' Waddipg and BAtts MArstilles Quilts; Co'ib' tcrpanrS , eilk and cotton Webb SUspphderS, &c. which wiil be sold As low as they can bU sought in any market, by . ....
 LiiebAsld. Afav e9 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06

!. Aroasa of Flowers, Plants, 8'c.-The fragrance of garden, particularly in Au- gust, is delightful, from the combination of both fruits and flowers. 1t is said that the fragrance of flowers depends on the volatile
 oils they contain; and these oils, by their
 constant evaporation, surround the flower
 with sort of odorous atmosphere, which,
 at the same time that it entices larger in- sects, may, probably, preserve the parts of
 fructiGca.ion from the ravagcs "f the sn'all-
 or ones. Volatile oils, or odorous snbstan-
 ees, seem particularly destructive to mic
 mute insects and animalcul@, which feed
 on the substance of vegetables /; thousands
 ofaphides may be usually seen on the stalk
 and leaves of the rose, but none of them
 are ever observed on the flower. Cam
 phor is used to preserve the collections of
 ilafuralists. The woods which contain ar-
 omatics oils are remarkable for their inde-
 ssEucfibility, and for their exemption from
 lie attacks of insects this is particularly
 tho case with the cedar, rosewood, and cy-
 press. The gates of COnstantinople,
 which were made of this last wood, stood entire from the time of Constantine, their founder, to that of Pope Eugene w. pc. riod of eleven hundred years.
 Revenge is incompatible with happiness as it is hostile to reason and religion. Let him whose heart is black with malice and studious of revenge, walk through the fields while clad in verdure, and adore the flow CTS to his eye there is no beauty, the flow CTS to him exhale no fragrance. Dark as his soul, nature is robed in the deepest sa- ble. The smile of beauty lights not up his bosom with joy; but the furies of he'll rage in his breast, and render him as miserable as he could wish the object of his hate.- But let him lay his hand on his heart and say :-" Revenge cast thee from me--ia- ther forgive me, e,as forgive. mine enemies'' --and nature will assume new and deIight- full garniture. Then indeed are the meads verdant, and the flowers fragrant-then is the music ofthe groves delightful to the ear and the smile of virtuous beauty lovely to
 the soul.-T Village Record. 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06

NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the district of H. Litchfeld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the credi- tors to the estate or . WILLIAM HOPKINS, late of Litchfeld in said district, deceased, to exhibit their claims tO the executOr theref, for adjustment and settlement. All claims against said estate, not exhibited within said time, will be debarred.
 VIM. l.. HOPKINS, Erec'r. LitchfeLd May 24, 1898. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06

At Court of Probate for the District of Shn-
 ron, hOIden at Salisbury, On the 3Oth dny of
 March, 4. D. 1888:
 Present. Samuel Church, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of John A. Elliott, of " Sharon. in said district, showing to this Court that he is guardian of Horace Elliott, Hannah Elliott, Amanda Elliott. Belinda FL. liott, Samuel Elliott, Joseph Elliott, Mary Elliott and John H. Elliott, of the state of Ohio, aud Chauncey E. Stow. Hannah c. Elliott and Samuel W. Elliott of the state of New-Y York. and of William Dunning, Francis Dunning. Asa Dnnning. Mary Jane DunDing, Ann Eliza Dunning and Lewis DuDniDg oftlie said state of Ohio. minors; that said minors are the owners of real estate situate in Sharon, iD said district, viz: three pieces of land lying in said Sharon, near the dwelling house of Lo- veil Chapman; the other piece lies on Spruce Mountain, near Benjamin Sears; being part of the real estate of which Samuel s. Elliott, late of said Sharon, deceased. died seized, with the buildings thereon: thar 1t would be for the interest of said minors that said real estate be sold, and the avails thereof vested for the benefit of said minors according to law, pray Ing for liberty to sell the same for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file, dated March SO. lS5S-WhereupOD,
 Ordered, that the further consideration of said petition be adjourned nntiiihe 5th day of August, 1888, at So'clock in the forenoon. at the Probate Office Of ths Judge of Probate for the district Of Sharon; and that said guar dian give public notice thereof hy publishing this order in Il newspaper printed in Litchfield in the county of Lilchfeld, three weeks sue cessively, at least six weeks before the said 5th day of August, 1888. 1a
 A copy of Record.
 Sls SAMUEL CHURea, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
DAILY.

THE excellent Dispatch Line of Coaches L have resumed their route from Litchfetd to Misunderstanding o. Wadhams' Hotel at 8 o'clock A. M. EVERY DAY, and arriving at Norwalk at II A. M. where the Steam Boats will receive passengers for NewYOrk.
 Passengers avaiIiug themselves of this op- portunity, may leave I.itchfirld at A. M. ar rive in New-Yurk at 8 P. M. and be in A lha- ny at o'clock the next morning. Persons travelling by this route will find the coaches easy and commodious, the teams good, and the drivers attentive and ohligng.
 CHAS. PARTRICK & co.
 Fare-to NorW0lk, SS2 OO.
 't to Ne,U. York, 2 ASo
 For seats, apply to Q. Wadhams.
 Litchfeid, May, 1883 U44
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
AUCTION SALE.

Hezekiah Goodwin's Estate. THE Court of Probate for the District of -1 Sharon has limited and allowed six months from the g1st day of May, 1888, for the creditors of the estate of
 HEZEKIAH GOODWIN, late of Sharon, in said district, deceased, to present their claims against said estate for settlement and allowance to us the subscri- bers. By order of Court.
 POLLY GOODWIN, ! Erecm-
 AARON READ, tors. Sharon, May 21, 1888 51
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AND FOR SALE-By virtue of deed of trust
executed by Robert Scott and Eliza his wife TO the
subscribers trustees for the benefit of David g. vii.
iams, assignee OF John and Coleman Jess bearing date
The 10th OF August 1928 and duly recorded in the Clerks
once OF tie county OF Lunenburg, will be sold the
highest bidder, for cash, the premises Friday, the
ION day OF September next tract of land lying in
me county OF LuOcn6urg, on the waters OF Modest
90 adjoining Hungry Town containing by estimation
o acres large portion Of low ground and bottom land
hcusg as trustees, we will convey such title only is
Ves'en I'D us as such, though the title s considered I'M
queSuoD'Oie' EDWARD II. CHAMBERS,
EDWARD r. JEFFRISS,
huB"s' To- 29--tds1 Trustees.
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BY RIrCIIIE a. COOK.

9 The ENouiRER is published twice week, generally and
three times week the the
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vance Notes of shattercd banks be
ccived The Editors will safety remit
ting cm by ma the postage of all letters being
9 No will be discontinued, of
Edtos until all arrearagos have been paid ~.
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have the tenth gratis.
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oO No advertisement
or assumed bv this q il cnv
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q IMPROVED STOCK FOR SALE have for sale
d eight or nine Bulls, from is to 20 months old by
half Durham short horn Of the stock Of j. H. Powell Of
Philadephia, out Of my fine Hereford cowsof the stock
imported by Henry Clay, ESQ., which lac selected in Eng
land ~ deep miIkershus combining the two rival breeds
and FIVE Or six by Of Mr. Mesdes avore stock
Application TO he made by the 1s day OF October next TO
me- or, IN my absence, TO Mr.. Hargrove, my manager
JAMES NJ. NORRIS
p O., PoDdextor's Store, Louiss CO., Aug. l. 27-I2t