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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
TIE STATE ARNORY.

ln,-c apsc of time, historical facts become Co
'odH net unless They are frequently repeated, that
i,y AZ often misrepres nted and perverted some
,nlrs tanu !, igelorancc and sometimes for mis-
'l,vous Purposes by those who know better.
Sach has beck the fact in relation to the Virginia
Almorv, and the causes which led to the erection
OF that baid.ng. Ihe Nullifyers and Seccders, pre-
tending 10 derive ,heM doctrines from the Resou-
ilnls Of 9S, s tie vindeatory Report Of 90, fair
construction ofShcA in truth gives them counte
.aa,e hste endoayored 10 sustain themselves in
IS l,o:n'oa by asserting ,hd Virsns followed up
osedocumcnts by building an Armory for The pnr
r,so Of preparing 70. the overt act of resistance 10
the administration of john Adams, which she then
contemplated, as the necessary consequence ola
d.flt Of the principles she had avowcd- thereby,
as it IS alleged by Mr. Turnlull, Of South Cnroii-
ma, showing that " when she spoke OF her right of
anerpsiiion to arrest tho progress of the alien and
sidl,lon laws, she must have intended something
/ oeyonl an lmpotent protest and remonstrance.'
But what are tn fac S in relation to this matter !!
The last Richmond Enquirer republishcs an edito-
rial article which appeared in that journal on the
18Th Of January, l9l7--six,een years ago-w hen
ms same Misrepresentation Of the conduct and H.
n bel upon the character Of Virginia was uttered on
| he 8or Of Congress by John Randolp h Of Roa-
hoake. and echoed by the federal presses through
| put the Union, IN which this thdtGe is not Only
~ ooniradicted, but shown to be false by refer
m tna. al r. 1,
n tells us, that, SO anxious was Virginia to arm
er militia, that, as early as the year l7S6, MI
'ehefson sent her supply ofarms fiom Parls-tha
'hs State even then owned Arsenal a. the Pom
Of Fork, a few miles above Richmond, for the pur
pose of repairing arms-lhat in 1876, doubts being
entertained whether the establishment was on
good footing, resolution adoptej calling OF
the Executive for information the subject whicl
being furnished it was followed by report {
she committee to which it was referred, on Me oct
december, of that year, concluding with resol'
Tons recommending that the Arsenal at the Pom
OF forA he discontinued, not because such an inst
luton was unnecessary or inexpedlent, but b
Cause mandatory of this Kind ought never to
erected but IN situation where most Of the lab
nous parts of the work migk, be performed by "
Ter, and declaring thai, in a country like thi
where Its defence depends upon the militia, IT is u
indispensable duty ofthe governrentto patroa'
the mandatory of arms" &C. &C. These resol
TONS were subsequently amended, and were final
adopted by the Legislature in n,ofe dstiuc, for
one Of them reading thus: Resolved als, tn
me Executive be requested 70 ascertain the most
s5'e situation in the city of Richmond, or its vicl
y tor an arsenal, and usahusac,ory Of arius, a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

DIED, on tn. 30.h nit IN the Nh year Of ~.
age after an Illness If 10 days ehlct hc bore
with almost unprecedented fofIitudo and feslgna
non, WESLEY II. second of Mr.. james Braasor.
OF fhtsylvon'a County The oonduc, Of tbs m
'ercslihg youth was such as 10 secure in an extra
ordinary degree, the affections of his ussoctn,es
and all VIII whom he had my acquaintance Pos.
sossed OF Uncommon intelligence blended with exnl
ted virtue Ne bade iar to become n useful ,nembo,
Of society. He has left I'm anectionato mlher. II
fond mother, and brothers and SISTERS together with
numerous relatives and friends To lament their nm
timely loss-Thc only consolation of his parents
ana trends Is the hope thot he has gone to rest
with the SAINTS III light, where Sickness pam md
death can never come where the wick. cd ceasc %
trouble, and the weary are ut rest
-, IN Charlottesville on the 10Th ms,
rh,iu1lG eWsn WOOD, Esq aged 81, Of an attacA Of
years delegate in the Virginia tcglsltiu,ea'arsl
The county of A lbemare
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ina'e report thereof to ,le nexi sess,.n ostue a.
sembly.'
Other efforts were about the same time mad
to procure arms from Eurupe-ihc contracts 70
which, from March 1879 down TO 1906, amounted
10 moi less than Sal ,G95 92--show,ng continu
ance ofihat anxiety which Virginia had nantes
,cd since 1881 to arm her militia.
! In the language of the Enquirer, then, the rcso
luton for obtaining the site of an Armory at Rich
mond or its vicinity, was passed on the 26h D..
cenbcr, 1876 /; and Mr.. Adamss admin,,,ra,.o,
did not commence until the 18th of March. 1877
The act for building the manufaciorv of nrms wac
passed IN 1877 but the alien and sediton acts
were not passed before July l79S n'-twill be soc,
therefore, that the representation made by the Null.
myers is entirely unaue-ilat the object of Vir.
ginia was simply to procure arms for her militia n,
the best possible terms, in accordance with her lam.
'''o'c a'o"ea views OF pocy--and of course witt
out any design to put down an administration whiel
had not commenced, or to arrest laws which u.o,o
not only net IN existence, bu, which hso not Lce,
ireamed of! The fact relied on being finn. d,.,r,
ted
that Virginia gned to proceed to f,tiIle ~.
"sfante to the alien and sedilion laws because they
believed that she erected her Armsy for the nu,.
pose enabling her citizens 10 do so eTactually. i,
necessarily follows, when i is shove thai the armo.
ry was built without reference TO the state or,b;,
lhen existing, and even before the evil, which sh
"terposed' to arrest were thought Of that they |
can no longer truly attribute 10 her ony such mr..
pose--fiavIns ourselves frequently heard il .sser.
TED mat the Virginia arnory was built in ~,le re-
efenee to the alien and sedton laws and 10 ,bc
possibility of conflict which might grow ONT or
her opposition TO them, between the star, md III.
general government and knowing this 10 he the ..
onion of many of our fellow citizens, we Love
nade tins statement Of tacts fdr the purpose Of set
ing right those who have been honestly deceived
'nd OF taking an insdious argument from the
mouths OF those who wifuy and dcsgnedly de-
eve the people inlelation to it, il any such there
re.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
$40 REW ARD.
Carstarian system of Pcnmanshin

IahgR b4 NJ Gfhsf, "A LgReAbarg.
H uti5 IS The only efficient mode Of acquiring a
me, business hand writing L lmparis 10 ,,eullc.
bold free 'dbgoe surprisingly short hand, ut once
dies, stylo neat IA, and petmaneai and to Ia
public testimonial IN favor Of A} elegant. The
rosrapby IN England. France and our ow2 On
Try me- conclusive as 10 It's tno,ats, md are egfai
fishing It's superiority over cvory o.he. rlon =,
teaching practical penmnnshp.
he following Niract - from COMMUNICATION
made to the Nashville Banner, h5 the Rev. DR.
Lndsley President OF Cuu.b3lltd coilege1
There IS now in om eily ATTEST rnte writing
school, upon tho celebrated Corterlon System
which, as the public onfnn5 assures u.s. has recel-
we'd The decided appreciation t the best judge both
III Europe and America Nesarg. Chapman ano
Geyer have already given one course Of lessons 10
consiicfablc number OF pupils with complete sue
cess, and the perfect Satisfaction OF nll coneenon
This system - grounded on Jusi philosophical
by II wrn,"s'.,e n1r1rahy ndauled to practice
pleYmept, Ins,cad OF beng, al At too generally
proves, q painful IN, some dtadgeY There IL no
ounckery or Yaaieeism in the affair The zen
iemen above named and they are truly gentle
men honestly aodf,ith(uIly perform all Tint they
promise. Itclyfs me pleasure IN fecfominchd lheiI
'eco1d cDnrSe, Iust commenced 10 Ill WHO hive moi
participated IA the benefits of tha hrst'
Mi Geycr mny be seen n, MR. Bradute 81
where terms, hours Of instruction, @e Mi he mao
! known
Gentcmcn are respectfully invited to call aud
lcnf an explanation Of thls celebrated system o
Cars,alrs, and SEQ Mt G's performances with tin
pen.
| ,.,1i
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important t'a'tinttsne! Question: We learn
"o'' 'ne Charleston tse'o,, that - the question
"h''hef an Alien, on application for citizenship IS
bound To take an oath of alliance To the state :.
now before The Afrcal Coor, sitting III ,h.t civ
brought upon "a appeal from Il dec ION f Jud,e
Bay, IN Chambers. curing the las, election. in the
case OF George Crans'ein." II well known, we be-
ieVe, th1t such an oath has never been heretofore
exsct'd but the fact that al,e has been h her.
10 rsGalrcl only 10 toke an oath of alee l., The
CaHed STATS Is such rowcf.ul erra7leut ns.,snst
paramount Tat Sovereignty tint Tn. advocates Of
that nonstrous moler1 hctesy AZ caIsa,orine 4.
>itoy 4, ~ eY.ot'ns oatn for the !, " oc-
casion.-A oase s,riiar 10 this Was ooce decided hv
the Court of Appeals OF Virginia. adverse t. the
right asserted by this STAT % exact suc an oath of
nsturalized orcigners=We VIII advert to ,his case
again, end show the ground, taken ly our Cour, Of
Appeals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

| Commonwealth from many future evils Tin peo
PIE OF New York wiI',loab5iss regret, some dozen
ye"rs hehec, that their c'asernor had not done like.
wise.
- ihe corner staee ct ,l,e Monument 10 be
erected I" lie memory OF the Mother ot Ws,hinr.
ton, tea ffeisieksl,ag, will he lad ON rh,fs.
o'y' the Tn ofMay next Tho President Of the
United States will be present 10 perform the eb,sf
ceremony, accompanied Ivy some OF the Heads Of
Departments.
Cholera Approximations seem to lie entertain.
cd IN The Atlantic e,Iics of the return of the cba
era a"fing the present year and they are very
wisely adopting precautionary measures I, meet T.
ny cleansing Their streets, cellars &c and th,teb
PURIFYING the atmosphere. Tho Phila,}elpha
'"'oh'' eaze'te remarks, however, that. IN Tie
opinion OF some of the most distinguished nhy.
s'cians, the apprehensions of its return IRE not well
'ouhded' They do not expect the Cholera os -,
eP'@e"tie the atmospheric influences and sr,yh,
o'soruefs which arc It's usual precursors. do nol
now exist should II appear IT will be spprndieal
only the incorporate and the squald hay, alone
reason Tor alarm" Precautions are neyertbeles.
recommended by the Gazette,
fT AT New York on the lIth mat U,,,cl
States Bank Stock went up 10 Sll3. per share.
he journal Of Commerce says The tide of
'Peoe'at'on Is setting Lard in favor ofthe stock II,
Ter the notion, which il gaining strength that nv
nook or hy crook the Banh Will yet be rcehnr,ore1
" do not 'een, however, .ha, any new evidence
}" 'lo snnlee, has recently come to light
faffeVs hag@: ias,-We publish tins mornine
he prospectus Of this periodical in which ~ al
eft' are so fully Sc, forth that II Is ncedlea, I'm -.
. say more hun that the work Itself iiasIue t.,.,
nc humber before us, fully comes up To the nto
Use OF The publisher A specimen No may be
cen ut our Office, and We viii forward the names
persons disposed Ia subscribe We beg leave
specially TO ask iof thc work tho examination Of
u rents.
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MAl2aflA(.lf.

Mh hh'ip, IN Richmond, on Thursday eve
n,ng The ll'h 'sst by tho Rev rlilip Gomn.y :. Nj,
'oiiN haRDWlCkE, formerly ofIgn,b-
ou's, to Miss SARAH NJ WALFORD Of Rich
mol ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

a ht no" receiving thcir supply Of fresh Sprine
staple and iiney Goods, selected by the Ioniof
partner, In winch Is comprised the graiea tay.etg
~ ne besf 1aies hoY have ever had the pleasure If
Offering thor friends and eastomrr. I, rderuI fl,
past iasofs they cordially invite those Ia call who
nav pu'ehas's 10 MAKE, ns they vi hc Pleased IL
nave an opportunity Of exhibiting theo present
handsome stoch
Aprll IL ~
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II, Fifteen hundred chests of Bohca tea. iu,, I'M
ported, were sold IN New York. ON the Inh ms, bv
auction, at 10! cts. r,rpound
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

ON STlLTS Tic ,'tot Editor Of the Rich
mond JeA'ersonian says te cannot cendesesA Z %
handy ephhets with rs. Eea,t!, ~ arr not am
bilious of the notice of any OF Gov. F,oyds mon
no matter in VIVA, capacity they serve HIM
ibthe Editor ofthe Jetlcrsouian we should never
have attempted 10 handy epitheis, )" had o mo-
menced the game himself To talk now Of his cor
descension" in noticing US, only shows thaths ego
tism is even g,eater than his stupidity. lie
cannot condescend Faugh, " An ounce of
ciyet, good apothecary '-Thc gentleman how.
ever, forgot his dignity before the ink dry
which declined controversy with us-Dcsigning,
we presume, to be particularly severe, he adds,
q there are some auimsis that ~ dog will bite "
The wit Of this remark lies toe DEEP for us, though
we tloub not the Editor oil the JeG. is .,pe,inen-
tally acque'nfci with It's truth Aad SO, good hisN
to Gov, FIoyds man
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

:" "o' '"s' paper II wos enormously stated tha,
s.a,f,t ,' COUNTY was entitled 10 enc dcleeate-it
flTTSiLNANIA COUNTY
ihe following me the returns from p,n.rl,a,.;.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

an Editorial battle "A Mailing match to,k
place in New York, few days ago, between Mr..
Legge,., one Of the Editors of the New York Eve
ming Post, and CO... Webb of tie New York Cou-
lrier Bo.k as usual in such matters, claim ,he9o-
,o,v though !, seems tina. ,ii.her Of them was much
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

g-S Senator Tyer's friends in Charles City
county gave him PublIc dinner on the 9Th inst
College, and Judge Semple were invited guests, but
could not attend The speech of Mr.. Tyler, the
toas.s, &c. sc. were in the true Notification vein
although the Senator, like Mr. Randolph, repudIotcs
Notification altogether 1t is, indeed astonsh-
ms to see how the Nullifycrs and seceders play
into each others hands, seeing that the latter hold
the doctrtne cfthe former in such adherence. 1t
puzzles US exceedingly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
FOR CONGRESS.

Loudoun--Chares +. Mercer G57 DR.. r. e.
Mason 4ol Fauquier and Fairfax TO be heard
fron,-Contcst doubtful
Berlciey--Col. A, G. smith 303, Col Edward
Lucas 29G. Mr.. Neylor "ithdrcw from the con
test after the vote of Frederick Smith IS now II
bout GO votes ahead, AMI three counties to vote,
| Pendleion-Davd Steele 235, james Nj. II.
Be:le 50. Rev Michael Meyerhocilcr Al.
King d. Queen-It il stated that IN this and
Caroline county VIM. Y. Taylor Is about 800 votes
ahead of John Roane. Essex, Mlddesex and
| King William 10 vote.
Mr. keni-Andrew Stevenson III, John ko-
bcrtson ca.
| Norfoik dis',ict-T votes have been taken IN
Princess Anne, Isle of Wight and Nanscmond-
George Loyal s majority in those counties over
Miles King IS ae3. Norfolk county and borough
and Elizabeth City county yet to vote.
| A,,Iba,,, ArfJ Distract
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HOUSE OF DELI1G


James cttyJobn VI Gregory lI9, r. Gn,rct,
27York md Williamsburg yet to vote
=. Hdte'a1 u J .,., LONGS
A'pesla't Il ---Dr Klchmd May. 3l3. John
I Sieeel 2s9
h'ng d Q"eca 0)-Arehlbad Il. HAYWOOD
26s, Benz. Pollard 20.
Rictmoad .o4ntg Mitchell 1873, J. A. Carter
IL Lancaster yctto vote.
Nm henf-C Christian, large majority over
james /. koane-Chafles city yet 10 vo,,
Btthe y(2)-Charles J. Faulkner 42G. Col Ed
ward Colston' $40 Capt. Peter Gardner PSI.
Capt. William 8rantham 80
i~adotn (3l-John Janncy' 13i, Lewis Beard
G5i, J NJ Harrison $50, Joshua Osburn 500 Tim
oihy Fay lor 2S7, c A. Alexander 2I5, NJ. Full
Ton 1877
Lcie,s (i}-Samncl l., Hays.
Mahc1os ~ Mr. Shephcia '--"o RI -;.,on
MmryU ,-peytor liraveey.
kanapha 0)-Joseph IL Fry'-no opposition.
Wytte 0)-Nr. Slanger-no opposition.
Prince HdmardQ Ata Dupny-no opposition.
'!Not in The last Legislature
STATE SENATE.
Russcl-Archcr Jessco 1893, VIM. Price $40,
John Keller II ScoH-Jcssce 81, Ptloc 30 hel
Ter lie. Other counties to vote,
Richmond cosnty--Baysc 1870, Grayson 10.
Pcud|eton-No opposition to VIM Mcmahon
Christopher Heskcll 26l, William
Good lS6 VIM Donaldson %, Col JOHN Sherrard
4S-,he latter not candidate. Three OF four
counties 10 hear foin.
Lxpis-Thomas Bland 533, w p Gof 49,
John New houer ~, J. q. snluger 23 Wood
ard Harrison to vote
FOR CONGRESS.
TouJoun.C ,b.rles + Mercer G57 DR. r. C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

Commonwealth from many future evils Tic peo
pc Of New iofk vii sloaDgiss regret, some dozen
ye"fs hence, that their Gesernor had not done like
wise.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs 20,

. Il T r 'ST.lN II I +.
Vincent Wicher, es5 So 4 ll6 81 al
David Dyer 2lo l. lO3 "a ~ 20
81 Dyer's majority in Henry l73-patr,ek
county 10 vote
CONGRESS
EenJ w s, CabdI, l79 81 II Iao % 400
lhrs. Davenport 30s 81 96 80 SO 81,
NJ Col. Davenport Is now 81 ahead, and Hail.
fax 81 vote.
ANNIE RST COUNTY. az
The following Is nat official statement ,nd
may be incorrect but 1t will not vary many votes
from the actual result:
Z. H. Pcdlar. Wullcr's Total
Dnv 5 Garland III 81 81 2s3
Addison Taiaierto I67 81 q az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

Tie ntrt Presidency We learn, from the Pc
tersburg ntegencer that, a, the Chesterfield cleo,
ton. w lillian K. Johnson and Samuel Taylor
Esqts. the opposing candidates for he House OF
Delegates, united IN expressing a decided prefer
ence for BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH, Esq
as the next President OF the United States There
sec-is to be a fevcrish desire commence the dis
cussion of tins topic but believing that " sui.
fcient for the day viii be the evil thereof" nc shall
keep aloof from il rs ions US we may do so, con-
ss,ently with our IDEAS of duty. It viii, at all
events be time enough 20 calculate MIR. Leigh
prospects, and to discuss his claims, when there
81 all be an authorized annunciation of his name.
g4f. The Richmond Enquirer states hat Pete
" Daniel, Esq has declined the appointment o
Commissioner under the Treaty with Naples, which
he had received from the President and Senate
The Salem tMass.l Register informs US that tht
Presidcn, has since conferred the appointment, uPo'
Joseph s. Cabot, Esq. of,hat town, and the unsuc
cessfu Jackson candidate for Congress in that dis
trict, Ut the late election.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-07
sELECT SCHOOL.

MISS Bennett and Mass Benedict
INTEND opening School for Young La
i. dies and Misses on the 10th Of November
next. And It is hoped that their attention to
the Improvement Of their pupils, and their in
terest 10 them, will gain the satisfaction Of the
parents and guardians Of those entrusted to
their care. They have had two or three years
experience in teaching, and their success in it
hitherto enables them with greater confidence
to invite the public attention to the proposed
School. The government ofthe school. and
the method Of instruction. will, as far as
practicable, be the same as in the Hartford
Female Seminary.
The price Of tuition will be from Sc TO 81
per quarter. according to studies pursned.-
Lessons in Music and Drawing will be given
If wished. Board can be obtained in respec-
table families for $3.50 per week.
Litchfetd, Oct. "a, 1888 $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-07
New Fall Goods.
w. & ID. PORTER

Haze just returned from Mac York sciih en- err
tsnsire assortment Of GOODS adaptevt
for the present and approaching seasons. rs
many Of then, acre bought a, auction. they
are enabled to offer them at great Bargains.
They consist in part as tolio,os. riz:
GUPERrISE blue, black, and fancy colorea
~ CLOTHS; Il great variety Of common
Broadclnihs; drab brown Peiershams; fancy
cold and stripe Cassimeres fancy cnl'd Sat-
,ipetts; Merino Cinths. Merino Circassians.
black and cold French Bombazincs, cheaper
than ever before offered in This market; scar
let, black and white Merino Shawls; Thibct,
Grape and Sewing Silks; Fancy Handkrr'fs,
Crimson French Calicoes. variety of pat
terms, English and American black Silk Vel
vets. heavy fnr vesiings; Black, Italian. and
Marcpline Silks; col'a Gros de Maps. plain
and wa'ered d., green and white Ganze Wells.
Gloves. Hosiery. Linens, Diapers. Marsrillrs
Quilts, Countrrpanes, beached and brown
Sheetings, Corded Skirts, Bed Ticks. Canton
FlanneIs, with col'd English do, Goats Hair
and comm"n Camblets, Baizes. Green and
Brown Friezes, Fur Caps. Collars, &c.
The pnhlic are invited TO call and examine
our stock Of Gnots before buying elsewhere,
as they will be offered atyery low prices.
2 One door south Post Office. Oct.tlO ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-07

~ a I6scn Meeting legally scdrned and heit
al the Meeting House in The First Society ia
tn CANAAN, on Monday, the It'll dag Of f'c-
tober. a. d. 1888:
NOTED. That If any owner Of any Neat
Cattle shall suffer thc same to GO at large
or out of his or her enclosure such owner
shall forfeit and pay to the person who shall
take up and impound the same the sum Of
twenty five cents for each creature go found
at large or out Of the owners enclosure or ia
ken up. 4.&7
Voted, That it shall he Lawful for any per-
son or persons TO impound any creatures so
fund out Of the enclosure Of the owner ami
at large; and any person so impnnnding any
creatures shall give notice thereof tn the owe
er. and proceed according to the Sd and 4th
sections of a statute law Of this state. entitled
San act TO provide pounds. and to regulate
the impOunding Of creatures" And the own
or Of creatures so impoundcd shall not rescue
the same from the pound until he shall hare
paid to the person so impOunding the same
The amount OF the forfeiture, and to the pound
keeper bis fees and bis expenses for keeping
said creatures, as in other cases of creatures
impounded. Prorided. nevertheless, that any
person who has a family residence wiihinsaid
town Of Canaan, who shall get permission by
certificate in writing from the Selectmen OF
said town. may suffer one Mich Cow 10 run
at large in the public highways. between the
rising and setting oil the sun each day, and
not incur the aforesaid penalty.
! Attest. $50. sts
BENAJAH DoUGLAs, 1OsCn Clerk.
Canaan, Oct. 8. 1855 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-07
FOR SALE.

01k ACRES Of excsllent LAND. well
- - fenced, situated in the hourishng
and healthy village Of Greenfield. Erie county,
Pennsylvania, on which is convenient dwell
ling House and three good Barns. There is
also anew and handsome Store. the only one
within 8 or 10 miles, situated in the centre Of
the village. There are running through the
farm several never-failing streams of water
1t will be sold cheap, and terms Of payment
made easy.
Application may be made to the subscriber
living on the premises, or Samuel Waugh, 10
Litch6eld South Farms, y ..
MARCK BALDWIN.
Litchfeld. Oct. 81. 1888 Ell
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-07
NOVICE.

THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
u. trict Of Sharon having appointed The sub
scribers Commissioners to receive. examine,
and adjust the claims ofthe creditors of the
estate of SARAH WATSON,
late Of Canaan, IN said district. deceased. we
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
duties Of our said appointment, at the late
dwelling house of said deceased, in Canaan,
on the first Tuesday Of January. and the SCI
cond Tuesday Of April. 1854. at Q O'Clock ia
the foreKoon on each of said days-And six
months from the date hereof are limited and
allowed said creditors to exhibit their claims
against said estate.
ELIPHALEr WHIrTLEsEY, 80.
THOMAS CURTIs,
Canaan, Oct. z, 1888 SEQ