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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-17
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TIME Court OF Probate for the District III
Il Kent has limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for The. creditors 10 The
estate Of. HANNAH MILLS. M
late of Kent, deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect TO, pre-
sent their accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred recovery.
,.a WM. IF. MANSFIELD, Erec'r.
Kent, Dee. "a. 1889 $50
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-17
POETRY.

-. ..vl ,l..l amused with the allowing
S.ru,(n lines from the 'Juven..e
l,r 1882 They were written oy ~.
er,l anon ihe picture o. bOy e"oe~'"''"s - ~ -
mon The tail Of a bird: - .,e.a
f,ru,lv. gently yet, young stranger.
T.;gkt 81 heart aud light Of heel:
ne she bird perceives it's danger,
ON il syly steal:
silence !-ha! your scheme is tailing--
No: pursue your pretty prey;
See. vour shadow ON the paling
Siartles il away.
Hush! your step some note 10 giving;
Not 4 whisper--not a breath
WatchtUt 6e as aaght that's living,
Aud be mute as DEATH
= Glide on, ghost-like, still inclini"g
D0wnwaTds Ger Il; or, as sure
As the sun is On Us shining, 80
Twill escape the lure.
Canton now you're nearer creeping
Nearer yet-<how still Il seemss J.l.
Snre the winged creatures sleeping
Wrapt in forest dreams! gay
Golden sights that bird i seeing,
Nest OF green, or mossy boughj
Not thought il hath OF fleeing
Yes, you'll catch i now
How YOUR eyes begin 10 twinkles
Silence, and you'll scarcely fail;
Now stoop down, and softly sprinkle
Salt upon iis tNil.
so Yes, you have il in, your tethers
Never more TO skim lhe skies;
a Lodge the salt ON this long feather
Hal il aies, il fiss
fSeafsi,.-hark! among the bushes,
Laughing ut your idle lures;
Boy, the selI-saine feeling CUISINES
Through my heart and yours.
ss Rallied spovtsman, childish Mentor,
How have been--hapiess faut!-
Led like you my hopes 70 centre
In d grain Of salt.
s / a -
Tine ,hg feathers turn !, q ars9w';
WastiuR Il Oh hopes, like sparrows.
That eluds tho hand.
- Oa what captures I've been counting.
Sl0op;nn here, and creeping theVes IT.
lsss AL see my bright hope mounting
High into lbe ais ss.
Halfny lie I've been pursuing sss
pians IA often tried before,
Rhapsodies that ead ID ruin-- n
u, and thousands more. 3
The, young spostsman, pe your waEHAy
Though you've lost some hours ,QHsc - y
Others spend their life's fair mo- NJ,
In no wiser way. So
a What hath been ma nv <yes, 4
WHAT weTees and hope, and pleasure
~. Love and aradiss!
BtrallIat We think to capture
shy false and childish scheme,
M0Ntsl tsars deceive oUr rapsnre-
~ Darkness sHiis cur dream
Thus are objects Iossd IN dearest.
\ Distant % the dazzling stars
And when We appenr the nearest
Fnriheet ~ wG are
Thus hate ekiIklrRn OF MI agea,
Seeing bliss hefore them fly,
Fouad their hearts has suapy eagas.
And heir hoPes--oR high.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-17
Temperance Notice.

RTNHE Litch6elll County TempsFunce So
n eiety will hold asmeeting in Noyih Ooln-
suail. on the fourth Tuesday In January inst
Il Is earnestly requested that cach hFancn ~,
ciety send two or more delegates g salo
meeting. The Delegates will meet q ~ o.
rlocl A. NJ. to present their reports.
RicHARD SMITH, Secretary.
I aEsfSstns Inn q, 1888
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-17
Litchfeld County. IS. - Coanty Court Term 81
December. 1855.

LitchDetd County. Ss.--C County Court Term OF
December, 1889.
TTPON the petition Of Russsl Reynolds, of
~ Plymouth, In LitchHcld county, against
the heirs and creditors of Sherman Potter,
late of said Plymouth, deceased. shelving to
this Court that on the l4th day OF June. 1899,
said Potter, then Il, full life. nlorigaged 20 the
petitioner a piece Of land lying ia said Plym-
ouih. containing one acre and a half. boundr,l
easterlyon the river, nDrthsrly and westerly
on Micah Blakeslce, and souiherly on lothian,
Luddington TO secure the payment of seven
.ty-ive dollars, as stated in said petition thai
said sum has not bcen paid; aud that on the
9Th day Of September, 1891, said Potter died
intestate, and no administrator has been ar.
printed upon his estate, praying Cor ! decree
Of foreclosure. as by petition on Gle. dated
December 5ih. 1889
Ordered by the Coarf. that this petition be
continued 70 the nest County Court TO be
hosaen at LitchReld, IN and for said county,
On me hrst Tuesday pf April, 1855. aud that
no.'ce Ds gwen Of the tendency thereof TO the
ne'rs anu creditors Of said Potter, By publish
ing thls order IN newspaper printed il Liteh.
hesd, tnree weeks successfully, at least three
weeks before said iirst Tuesday Of Anril, laSs.
By the Court. - :. {
81 FREDERlcK Wo1corr, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-17
lr Oaps and Collars.

- Caps and Collars.
n US received. q lot Of CAPS. Meme and
- Boys consulting Of Fur Seal, Hair Seal.
and lsksDtain Beaver. Also COLEARS Of
various Kinds for, Cloaks, which are offered %
a smallsasirance from cost. BY A ss
A WM. PORTER.
One dot soatk Post O6Ees,. Dec. 70 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-17

Charles Cayron-The name Of Carroll
- The only one on the declaration to- which
the residence Of the signer IS appended -
The reason Why it was done in this case,
il understood to be as follows:-The pat
riots who signed that document. did ii. al
most literally with ropes about their necks,
itbsing generally supposed that they would.
ifunsnccessfui. be hung as rebels. When
Carroll had signed his name, some one at
his elbow remarked. you'll get clear
there are several of that name-they viii
moi know which totake.' Not so,' repli-
ed he, and Immediately added Of Carroll
ton MI
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-17

Anecdote. AN honest Jonathan, from
Berkshire, on his first visit to the metropo-
lis, was awakened one night by hearing
the cry Of oyst! buy any oysters = in the
mellidnons tones of one of the venderssof
these luscious shell-6sh, who was passing
under thewindows Of the ho,ei. A noise
30 now I'D his ear startled him, and he a.
reused his room-ma.e to inquire what II
llaeaut. They are only oysters replied
his fellow ledger, pettishly. 'Oysters!'
exclaimed Jonathan in establishment; land
do oysters hcIlar as loud as that.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25

Setting o,a on a Whenever you in
tend TO travel, hunt, or only ride out for the air,
LEI your horses feet BE- examined some time be-.
sy on his feet, for on that depends the pleasure
and safety of your journey.
Directions for mounting Before YOU mount,
look round your horse and see If his bride. curb,
saddle and gifts are all fitted in their proper pla
ces ALWAYS accustom your horse To stand firm
and without motion, till you are fixed in your
seat, and your clothes adjusted.
Directions for going When you would have
him 90, teach him to move by pressing close your
knees. or speaking to him, without using whip or
spur; for horse will learn any thing; and good
quality may as easily be taught him asa bad one.
Correction i'll tin.ed-COrrecfion aCeH lined
I'm easy rein.-slos, men whip and spur horse
to make him go faster, before they bid him. But
this Is cruel treatment, to beat a generous animal
before you have signihed your mind to him, 10y
sumo token, which he may be taught to under
stand,> who would obey you if he knew your
pleasure; it Is time enough to correct him when
he refuses or resists you. Do not haul his head
rabout with a tight rein, it deadens his mouth;
besides, he will carry you safer, and take better
care Of his steps with an easier hand, than hea-
Wy one.
Much depends on the quietness OF the bride
hand. Keep your elbow steady, you cannot
hurt his mouth. Again, nothing discovers bad
horseman. (even at distance) SO much as throw
ing his arms and Ipgs about; tor it il easier to
the horse and rider, and he can carry you farther
bv ten miles day. when YOU SIT steady upon
him. as if he were part Of yourself II Tut:
neH Veterinary Surgeon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
rRANsCRIBERs OF THE SCRIPTURES.

TRANsCRIBERs OF THE SCRIPTURES.
In transcribing the sacred writings it has been
a constant rule with the Jews, that whatever is
considered as corrupt shall never be used. but
shall be burnt. or otherwise destroyed. A book
of the law, wanting but one letter, With
one letter too much, or with an error
in one single letter, written with any
thing but ink. or written on parchment made Of
the hide of an unclean animal. or on parchment
not purposely prepared for that use, orprePared
BY any but IsraeIi'es. or on skins Of parchment
tied together BY unclean strings. shall be holden
to be corrupt; that no word shall be written
without line first drawn on the parchment, no
word written BY heart, or without having been
pronounced orally by the writer; that befnre he
writes the name IF God. he shall wash his pen;
that no letter shall be joined to another; and that
if the blank parchment cannot be seen all around
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
Uho haze in Store,

~ We are requested 10 announce Doctor
n. u,sox az candidate for the next Virginia
Legislature, from the County Of Fairfax.
~ We are requested to announce ALExAS.
pxa KErs ~ a candidate TO represent the Couhy "
Prince william in the next General Assembly o'
ginia WIFE,
W We are requested to announce WILLIAM
s. DAsrSL rs candidate for seat in the next Legs
lature of Virginia, from The County OF FAIRFAX.
Up We are authorised to announce CHARLES
HrRcxu as Candidate for the sufrages OF his tel
Low citizens at the ensuing Congressional EIeeliop Tor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
"pAss ON, RELENTLESS woRD!

"PASS ON, RELENTLESS WORD!"
Swlfter and swifter, day by day,
Down Times unquiet current hurl'd,
Thou passest on thy restless way,
Tumultuous and unstable world.
Thou passest Oh! Time hath not seen
Delay upon thy hurried path;
And prayers and tears alike have been
In vain to stay thy course OF wrath!
Thou passest on, and with thee 60
The loves Of ynuth-the cares of age;
And smiles and tears, and joy aud We
Are on thy history's bloody page!
There, every day, like yesterday,
Writes hopes that end in mockery;
But who shall tear the veil away.
Before the abyss Of things to be-
Thou passest on. and at thy side,
Even as a shade, Oblivion treads,
And DER the dreams Of human pride,
His misty shroud forever spreads;
Where all thine iron hand has traced
Upon that gloomy scroll to-day,
With records ages since ehaced.-
Like them shall iye-like them decay.
Thou passest on-with thee, the vain
That sport upon thy Haunting blaze,
Pride, framed of dust, aud fOlly's train.
Who court thy love, and run thy ways,
But thou and land be it so
Press onward TO eternity;
Yet not together let US 60
To that deep.yoiced but shoreless sea!
Thou hast thy friends--I would have mine;
Thou hast thy thoughts-leave me my own;
kneel not at thy gilded shrine
bow not at thy slavish throne!
I'll let them pass without sigh;
They make no swelling rapture now,
The fierce delights that fire thine eye
The trumphs Of thy naughty brow!
Pass on. relentless world!-I gtieve
No more for all that thou hast riven;
Pass on, in Gods name-onIy leave
The things thou never hast yet given:
A heart at ease-a mind at home
Affections fixed above thy sway
Faith set upon world to come.
And patience through Iife's little day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

1t twas true saying that'Life is a waste Of
time-a dreary void,' especially to those who
have nothing with whichto occupy their time
Reflection. like experience, isa good schoomas.
ter. 1t teaches US that here is not our continu.
ing city; buta place in which we are required
to prepare for futurity. Year after year passes
ava, ,aud but few are requisite to land US in that
bourne from whence no traveller ever returned
The poeticaI article. following, is well recon-
mendable to the subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
New Books.

lust published and on sale by w. N. MORRISON
ID Wilson on the Government oRthe Churches.
Records of Good Mans Life, by Rev. Chss b Tay
Tor, NJ A. author of May you like it, I" 10 this
Religionp and a Fire side Book "
Brttan's Apology for conforming to the Protestant
Episcopal Church, contained in series of letters
ajdresse to the Right Rev Beniamin 7 Onder
donk, ID. d, Bishop Of the Diocese of New York
"Be ready always 10 give an answer to every man
that asketh you for the hope that in YOU
The Psychological Encyclopedias of Technical Word,
and Phrases used in the Arts and Sciences and Of
macy words in common use. with popular quotations
from foreign languages and their translations. from
the best authorities, by d. Browne, author Of the
sylvia Americana, Editor Of the Naturalist, &c.
mar 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
LIFE.

Year after year is gone,
As follows wave on wave:
And swiftly we are fastening on
Towards the silent grave
The darkness Of the morrow rest
Where sleeps the loveliest and the best.
Another year has fed,
And many a cheek is pale,
And low lies many youthful head,
And loud is many wall
For these on whom il dawn'd so bright
Whose day OF life is set in night.
Why mourn the flight Of time,
o. grieve thy youth is past;
Look forward with the hope sublime,
Ofreaching heaven a. last;
And let thine earthly comfort be
The hope Of immortality.
And when thine eye shall close
To earthly hope and fear,
And mortal sorrow, mortal woe
Forever disappear
To realms Of endless joy afar.
That hope shall he thy guiding star.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
district Of Columbia,
alexandria County, to ,cil

sItCIWsuFSu NouWy, ~ UN'
OCTOBER TERM, 1885.
James Birch, Complainant. l
Thomas Birch, Caleb Birch, Eliza.
b. th Taylor. formerly Elizabeth
Birch, VIM. Birch, John Birch,
Samuel Birch. Isaac Birch, 81 SIN C9ANCERY.
nah Birch. wife Of the late Jo
seph Birch, and william Henry
Birch and Joseph Birch. infant
children of said Joseph Birch,
Defendants,
HliI5 cause coming this day regularly on. and being
set for hearing upon the bill and answer of the de.
PENDANTS John Birch, William Birch sinah Birch the
widow Of the late Joseph Birch deceased and Samuel
Brch Isaac Birch, and the infant children defendants
william Henry Birch and Joseph Birch, by James
Birch, Junior, assigned their Guardian, and the bill
being regularly taken for confessed and set for decree
as to the other defendants upon whom due notice had
oeen served but who have not answered the bill afore
sad AID it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the land in the complanants bill mentioned, IL
Sold prayed by the complainant, would not produce
sum Of money equato 500 to each of the heirs ofthe
said Joseph Birch, late of the County Of Aexandria,
deceased it therefore decreed. ordered and adjudg
ed by the Court that the land be sold by Scott, a.
Commissioner at public auction, for cash first giving
thirty days notice Of the time and place Of sale.
Test: EDM. l. LEE, C. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
NMw gHagRs WDI. HS-M0. $3.50.

certain rules for the length and breadth Of each
sheet, and for the space to be left between each
letter, each word, and each section. Even to
this day, it is an obligation on the persons who
copy the sacred writings for the synagogues to
observe them -Ne,o York Mirror.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
Charles Bennett

HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morreu.
Ii direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Brdport shad and Herring Irvine.
which the manufacturer says is of the very
best quality, and is for sale on the usual terms
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Bursps
Drab woollen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best sheetng and Shifting Cotons
He has on hand,
Very first quality black Italian Lustrng
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine vesting. and
velvet wsistcoating
Blue and black super6ne Cloths and Kerseymcres.
&c. &c
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks anti
Iow.prced Csssnetts
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25

804 PrIzes-1O, OO0 Tickets fl20 UOU
Tickets 81 90; halves 90; quarters 10.
Mode Of Drawing:
The 10, 900 tickets are numneTed from to 40 GOO
inc 'usive On the day Of drawing the whole OF the
numbers will he pu, into one wheel and all the prizes
into another; the numbers will be drawn alternately.
first The number and then the prize, until all the prizes
are drawn. Prizes payable in cash sixt, days after
the drawing subject to the usual deduction OF ID per
cent.
Tickets shares and packages to be had in the great
~ DAVID s. JONES'S OFFICE.
Harrsonburg. Va.
Orders for tickets, shares and packages, IN this OF
terry, enclosing the cash, will receive the most prompt
attention, If addressed as above, Agents orders
tickets in the above scheme will be CO sIdered posi-
tive sale, and charged accoringi, At schen- price
DAVID s. JONES, Manager.
February rs, 1883.
NJ Notice to Agents vending Tickets in the
Shenandoah Bridge Lottery Il have appointed 's Il
GLAscocK, Of Warenton, Fsuquer County, Va
Di trbutng Agent for the following Counties: orange,
Cupeper Madison, SpottsylvanIs, Stafford, rrliice
william, Fairfax, Loudoun, Fauquer, and the DISTRICT
of Columbia.
Agents residing (or responsible persons wishing 10
become such) in the above Coun,es will please send
their orders to GEO 6. GLhSCoCh' Where "'ey
wi be promptly attended TO-
February IS, 1883. DAVID JOKES, Manager.
mar 4-tl5th8pr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
Wire.

4 Pipe Old Madeira, Ricsrdi's brand
! half pipes choice old Brown Sherry
Just received and for sale low by ,v
N e S. II. JANNEf.
Dho haze in Store,
London Particular. Burgundy, and the JUICE Of ue e
nines quarter and half quarter casks and boxes con-
tanning two dozen bottles each, Also. Sicily Madeira,
sweet Malaga, and Marsei'les Madeira. in quarter
casks, Champagne and Old Port Ieo 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
John Y. Evans


WHISTLES to purchase FURs of different kinds, viz
w 40, QUO muskrat skins
5000 mink do
500 otter do
10000 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
$500 grey fox do
1,500 wild cat do
And he is determined TO give the highest cash price
Those having Furs to sell, viii find it to their advantage
to give him CALL
lie " ould inform his old customers and the public
generally that he still manufactures good work as
can be found in the District at his old stand, opposite
Mr.. Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store, King street,
Alexandria. jan 2l-d3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
New Boot and Shoe Store.

II WHITE, having taken the store recently &C.
% eupied by s. d. Edson on King street. opposite
the Mechanics Bank offers for sale general assert.
ment Of
NORTHERN BOOTS and SHOES,
and has made arrangements to be constantly supplied
direct from the most approved manufactures.
.Aiso,
made order Ladies' and Gentlemens Boots and shoes
of the beat materials and latest fashions, all Of which he
vii! sell on the mos, accommodating terms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
More Fine Jewe\rvN

,rsr wore FINE Jewelry!
j UPened, and for private sale few DAYS only.
-. I'm, lot OF JE!pELRY consisting in part
i,o so'l h'aSree and other earrings and drops
1..nsLan' god stone, strung pearl and o,Ler
So'd and plated finger rnps
Tna , ls anu garnet do, solid gold watch chain,
"'''In diamond, pearl. garnet, ard other gold
ise immature frames; "a, loekc,s
N :, musical box, &c. &C.
a,, 3 Will be sold unusually low, to close sales.
GEO WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
10 EishsrweN.

loo ~ flSherMeN.
|U a superior Hanging and Hauling Rope.
a.. warranted good p@'
oondpo't Seine irvine
p pan rom Is to "a feet long
'Asam, Nails, &c. &c. ' '"s
fr sale Or h;, JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
h well .s, M,e, two large Scows, with large swive,
sshia, shoul tor transporting fish from aay Of
|arS "s" 'own. j. II. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
W. Pursuant TO the above Decree, I shall
proceed to sell, for cash,
.As. 40 ACRES OF LAND,

~ in the County of Alexandra, about miles
SfS from Georgetown. and miles from Alexan.
ssaasa dra, adjoining the land Of VIM Birch Jas.
Payne, and Mrs. Ager Sale to take place on Tues.
day, the I'd day Of April next, at - o'clock. the
premises. to wit, at VIM Birch's house. IL tire pur-
chssers fail comply with the terms Of sale in ten
days thereafter, the land on that day, will again be
sod and the first purchasers held liable for any dec
ency. G. SCOTT, Commissioners.
mar l. eot2dApr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DriJ Paper IS per annmm. Country paper 3d.
For Boston.

- The packet schooner VELOCiIY. RYDER
.s ,,s,cr will have despatch; for freight apply to
100, w. F0WLE 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-25
Vessels wanted,

Pr Two SMqLL VESSELS are wanted to
S@> load for an Eastern port. Apply to
80 s NEsSERsNITH.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-30

RHoDE-IsLAND BAPTIST STATE Con-
vENrIoN.-The eighth anniversary of this
Body win be attended in this town, on
Wednesday, 10th Of April, ensuing. AT
2 o'clock, p. M. the annual report will
be read, in the Baptist Meeting House,
and several addresses may be expected,
in relation to prominent benevolent OBJ
jects.-At7 o'clock, p. M. the annual
sermon will be delivered, in the same
place. Rev. J. 0. Choales, is the ap'
pointed preacher.
1t is hoped that the occasion win bring
togethera suitable delegation, from the
churches, and religious societies, Of thu
denomination in the State and vicinity.
J. c. WELSH, ! Committee Of
". PHILLIPS, Arrangements
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-30
BRIGHTON MARKET-Msrch %.

BRIGHTON MARKET--March ao.
reported for the Boston Patriot.
AT market this day AIT Beef Cattle,
90 pairs Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, 2lS Sheep, and $50 Swine: A
bout 40 Beef Battle, all which are Prime
and LOG Sheep remain uasold at the close
ofthe market.
Prices. Beef Caitls.-The Beef Cat.
tie to-day were remarkably large and
6ne sales were very uneven and consid-
ably reduced, probably as much as they
were raised last week. We noticed two
or three yoke very fine, taken at about
$6,67, and several yoke at $50. we
quote prime at Sc $50 good at 5,oO
a 5,75; thin at ATS 5,25.
Working Oren-Sales were effected at
$40, 76, 80, and 81.
Cows and Caiues-Sales were noticed
at$l9, 22, and %.
Sheep I'VE noticed 3 fine Wethers ia
ken at $34. Also, 10 at about 81 each
also, 1000 at So each. !,
Sptne-One lot Of A., more than hal
Sows, were taken at A l-2c. at retail
SC. Cor Sows, and &c. for Barrows. A
bout 400 of the above number came il
near the close Of the market from which
no sales were made.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-30

8 o'clock, and arrive in Fall River at hall
past 10, and in New Bedford in season to
dine. Returning, leaves New Bedford
every morning, at 8 o'clock, and arrive al
Warren and Bristol, same afternoon.
sg- Passengers wishing to 60 to Fall
River and return the same day ARE inform
ed that they can stop 10 Fall River, two
hours, for the transaction Of business.
Books kept at Burgess's and Horizons
Hotel, Bristol; Coles and Commercial
hotels, Warren; at Nj. s. r. N. Lawton, =
Fall River at Blake's Hotel, and at the
Mansion House, New Bedford.
NATHAN WARREN, Bristol.
march 80.