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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-12-05
AJJCTION.

DURSANT to an order from the Court Of
IL Probate for the District Of Litchfeld,
will be sold at public auction, on Monday the
9th day Of December next, at the dwelling
house Of Phiuehas Andrus, in Harwinton, so
much of the Personal Estate Of
RUTH ANDRUS,
late Of said Harwinton. deceased, as will be
sufficient 10 raise the sum Of l13 dollars and
80 cents, together with The incidental charges
of sale. Sale I'd take place at l0'clOck P. M.
nnless previously disposed ofat private sale.
PHINEHAS ANDRUS, Adm'r.
Hartpins0n. Mop. 2S, 1888 25
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HARDWARE.

In this line the subscriber has supply worth,
the attention Of ALL. AS the assortment i
intended to embrace all the articles usually
called for in that line, an enumeration ia par
may give better idea Of the whole:
SAWS OF every variety, viz: MILL Saws
English and American, Cast and German
Steel, of assorted lengths.
Cross-cut Saws, do. do. do.
Tenant Saws, do. do. Circular Saws.
Hand and Pannel Saws, from the royal i'm.
proved refined spring steel. down through
the various grades to the common and low
priced. German steel do.
Brass and iron back Saws, all sizes, different
qualities. Compass, Webb, and Wood do
with frames complete.
Chiscls, all sizes Of mortice, Firmers', and
turning and socket.
Gouges, do. Firmers, turning aud caryers.
Plane Irons, all widths, single and double.
Broad Axes, Hatchets, Augers, Anger Bits,
AIDES, Bevils, Rules.
Veers' patent & common Squares, plated do.
Bit Stocks and Bits, a complete assortment
at reduced prices. James Wood Screws.
Butts, Door Trimmings.
Locks, full assortment Of all kinds for doors,
chests, trunks, drawers, sc.
Files and Rasps, all shapes, sizes B. qualities.
Buckles, Bits and Trimmings generally for
harness. makers, Of latest fashions and low
est rates.
BENCH and MOULDING TOOLS. select-
ed from the stocks Of the best makers, at
manufacturers prices.
Round, square and hoop Iron and Cast Steel
Shovels and Tongs, brass aud iron Andlrons.
Knives and Forks, Warming Fans. Swivel
Frying Pans, and houseErePtr's articles Of
all sorts, HOLTn~- Ss~
==4u HARE,
Coffee Mills Of old and new invention.
Curtain Pins, Glass Knobs, Brass and Lac
quered do. and Cabinet Makers Trimmings
throughout. /,
Brushes, from horse brush to tooth brush
inclusiva--as well as the thousand little art'-
cles 10 the hardware line--many of which the
want is Of more consequence than the worth
which the subscriber has been at much pains
to gather together for the accommodation o'
the public.
BUFFALO ROBES and SLEY BELLS
in anticipation Of the approaching season.
White Lead, Spanish White, &c.
Flour. Sole and Upper Leather. .
Glue, Glass, Nails, and Putty.
All of which is respectfully omitted.
Litchfeld, Oct. 2 IL
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Three TS2nes, q. .Week.

VTHE excellent Dispatch Line Of Coaches
Il will continue their route from Liichfetd
to Notwithstanding o. Wadhams' Hotel at
1 o'clock A. M. erery MondGy, Wednesday,.
and Friday. and arrives at N"rwalk 10 time to
take the Steam Boats for New York.
Passengers awaiting themselves Of this OPP
portunity may leave Litch6eld at A. NJ, ar
rive in New York AT 9 p. n. and be in Albany
early ihe next morning. Persons travelling
by this route will Rnd the coaches easy and
commodious, the teams good. and the drivers
attentive aud Oblging. ss,..Lk-. 49,,
CHAS. PATRICK s. CO.
F0re-tO Norscalk. & OUs
.' 20 NesO- York. I%s
For seats, apply to q. Wadhams.
Litckfeld, NoU. 1858 q
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SCHOOL ROCKS.
r A. I0RD

Keeps constantly on hand a general GssOttme1E
| SCHOOL BOOKS--anOag sbAtch are
MlTH'S. Davies, Daboll's. Walsh's, Ent-
~ ersOn'ss; and Colburn's Arithmetcs.
Smiths. Murray's. Webstpr's, Kirkllam' 81,
Hamlin's and Lcvizac's Grammars.
Matte Brun, Olney's, Woodbridge's, Hairs,
and Parley's Biographies.
Webster's and Walkers Dictionaries.
EWebstcr's Elementary, Sears and Marshall's4
Spelling Books.
Hazen's Speller and Drhner.
The American First Class Book Nationals
Reader; English Reader; National Precpptor;.
Introduction 20 National Reader; Young Rea-
der; Easy Reader; Easy Lessons; and ALI
other Reading Books in common use.
COmstOck's, Blake's and Jones' Chemistry.
Comstock's and Blake's Philosophy.
Jameis0n's and Hedges Logic.
Wizards, Webster's and GOOdricIl's History,
of the United States.
Parley's First and Second Book Of History.
and History Of the World.
Ainsw"rth's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil.
Historic Sacra; Latin Reader, and Tutor.
Latin Lessons. Biair's Rhetoric.
Donnrgan's and Schreveli's Lexicon.
Greek Reader, and Lessons; Greca Minora..
Nugent's French Dictionary; Pcrriu's Pa.
bles, &c. Sc. Sc.
Litchfeld, Aov. al,, 1855, sE
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CONTENTS

OFF THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THE
MECHANICS MAGAZINE.
TRAVELLING by Steam ON Common
IL Roads. with an engraving. On the Pow
err Of the Wind. Fair "f the American Insti-
tutp. N. Y. with an engraving. The Philoso-
pher Nonplused. Mr.. Ruiter's Grand Disco
very. M. Guesnry's New System Of Philoso-
ply. Minerals in Vegetables. On the Pro-
duction Of Manuscript Books, and the Occu-
patton Of the Monks IN former times. Lancas-
ierian System 10 GREECE. Decision of Char
acter. Anecdoie Of Franklin. History Of As
tron0my, its various systems, with cngravings.
The Anglo Chinese Kalendar Tor 1888. Silk
Manufacture. New Motive Power. Architec-
ture. Meehanica! Invention. Ingenuity Of the
Spider, with an engraving. Columbus and the
fegg. Cryptography. History Of Chemistry.
with engravngs. Invalid Bed, with an engra-
wing. Apparatus for setting in motion, stop
ping, or reversing the Steam Engine, with
engravings. Application of Steam. Mr.. Han
| cocks Steam Engine. Steamboats, with pad
dies in the stern. with an engraving. UnduIa-
ting Railway. Draining, with engras ings-
Culture of Silk. Patent Radiator, or Globe
Stove. Necessity and Invention. Method Of
Pressing Oil 10 Corfu: Wonders 0f the Mi
croscope, with engrayings. Steamboat Safety
Apparatus. with engrayings. Curious Clock.
lmproytd Railway. Address Of J. p. KcnDe-
dy. delivered before the American Institute
Of New York. Published by
-" D. X. MINOR. NeiO- York.
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Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Wines, sc.
At Wholesale and Retail

D. Ge BECA w III
OFFERS for sale complete assortment
" Of the above articles in quantities to suit
the purchaser. on as good terms as they can
be bought within the state, for cash or credit,
including an assortment Of Bronzes, Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal, and Shell
Lac, Alcohol, japan and COpal Varnish. Ia
marinds, Madder. Cochineal. Indigo, Ameri-
can and Russian Isinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus,
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seiditz
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 An,i-dyspeptic Pills. Deans
Rheumatic Pills, Kldder's Medicines, Ander-
sons Cough Drops, Bateman's Drops, Swaim's
Panacea, Welch Medicamentum, ThompsoD's
Eye Water. sc.
Also. complete assortment Of English and
American PAlNTS-am"ng which are white
and red Lead. Whiting. Chrome Yellow and
Green. Prussian Blue No. I and Q. Dutch an0
Rose Pink. Terra De Sienna, Vermiilion
Lamp Black, sc.
London Brown Stout and l.. and Philad
Porter-Oid Madeira, pure Port, SAmos and
other WINES. in bottles aud by draught, Al
retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy. Holland Gin
w. /. Rum, &c. as medicines.
Physicians, Hatters, Painters. &c. supplied
on as good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities IN New York.
/ Litchfeld, Jan. 81 So
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! j. G.. BECKWITH,

At The Sign OF Drugs and WedscsNes,
IS REcEIvING CONSTANTLY,
GENUINE MEDICINES; English and
VI American PAINTS; Osborn's Linseed,
and also Prepared OILS for painting; Pure
Port, Madeira, and other WINES; +. and P.
Porter; Gums. Turpentiness Lamp Oil-DYE
STUFFS-Trusse Congress Wster. Sc
Including all articles and medicinal prepare.
lions usually found 10 cotsnexi0n with the a
hove articles, which he will sell at q small ad
vance from cost for cash or good credit.
I.itchfelds dag. {T asGi 3
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NOTICE.

s---- =
TIME Court Of Probate for the District Of
u Norfolk has allowed six months from the
9lst day Of October. 1855, for the creditors
to the estate OF
a ROYS GAYLORD,
late Of Norfolk, deceased, represented insolv-
emf. to present their claims to the subscribers
for allowance. We hereby give notice tina:
We will attend to the duties Of our appoint.
sment as Commissioners ON said estate at the
late dwelling house Of the deceased, in Nor.
folk. on the third Mondays of January and
April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon or
each Of said days.
LAWRENCE Minis, Commis-
JosEPH RlGGs, ssoneTs.
ID Norfolk. Nov. a, 1883 s IS
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MISS WARD.

MISS WARD.
Three doors north Of Miss Cables,
HAS RETURNED FRoM NEw-YoRK WITH
New g. Fashionable MILLINERY,
Consisting of Velvet, Silk and Tuscan
iy. Hats. Caps and Hoods--also---.
Elegant FANCY GOODS.
TURLS, Gloves. Embroidered Herman
~ Handk'Es, damask Grape. black and req
Thibet do. Feathers and Flowers, black vel
vet and fancy Belts, SILKS OF various coIors
and qualities; black, blue-black, maroon, cIa-
ret, green and purple Silk Velvets; Swans
down. India Rubber Shoes. &c.--all of which
are offered to the ladies Of Litchield and the
adjoining towns on reasonable terms.
~ Hats. Cloaks, Dresses, and Pelisses
made in the most fashionable manner.
Ever grateful for past favors, Miss WARD
solicits continuance Of the patronage which
has hitherto been SD literally bestowed.
Lilchfeld. Oct. 20, 1883 8 30
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AUCTION SALE.

DURSUANT to mn order Of the Court oil
Il Probate for the District OF Norfolk. the
subscriber will sell on the 9th day Of Decem-
her, 1855. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, al
Public or Private Sale, so much Of the Real
Estate OF AMASA COWLES,
late Of said Norfolk, deceased. as will raise
the sum OF III dollars and o. cents. and Incl.
dental charges of sale. The same to be or
the premises.
ABIJAH NoRTHAwAY, A6m'r. h
Norfolk, Nov. II, 1883 e:
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Cnllect0r's Notice.

TIME subscriber being appointed Collector
u Of the State, Town, Highway. and Ec-
clesiastical Society Taxes for the town OF Nor
folk. laid on the List Of 1882, hereby gives
notice to all concerned, THAT he will attend al
the dwelling house Of Aaron Hosmer, on the
LIST Monday Of January next, and on the cd
Monday Of said January at Lyman Knapp's,
both in said Norfolk, from to 4 o'clock p
M. on each Of said days. for the purpose oil
receiving the aforesaid taxes.
SULLIVAN SEARLE.
Norfolk. Nov. IS, 1888 s25
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Holbrook's School Apparatus.
E. A.. LORD
TTAS for sale several sets Of Holbrook's
IL Apparatus for Common Schools.
Also, a few setts Of Family Apparatus.
October. 81 $50 tasAY 81
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LAW SCHOOTA.

~ LAW SCHOOLe
FUDGE GOULD having discontinued the
- delivery Of his Lectures in the Litchield
Lao School, the School will hereafter be con-
tinued by the subscriber; who has the privi-
lege of using the manuscript notes of Judge
Gould in the instruction Of students.
%. S. SEYMOUR.
L;tchfeid, Non, ~, 1883 %
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! NOYICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate FOR the Dis
u trict Of LitchReld hath limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for tho
creditors Of the estate Of
WHITING ROUSE,
late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased, to
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglecttO present their accounts, proper
" attested, within said time win be debarrfed
recovery. All persons indebted TO said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate pay
GUSTAVUS ROUSE, Executor.
Cornwall, Nor. ~, 1888 ed
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More New Books.

Just received, Smiths Grammar, Iotro-,
- duction to the National Reader. Easy
Reader. Hazen's Sp~llrr and Definer, First
and Second Book Of History, together with a.
variety Of other SCHOOL BOOKS. s5s
GOODWIN s. GALPIN.
November &c o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

THtHES Subscriber having leased tie Columbian Hotel.
~ situated On Cary street, for three years, Will merely
say 10 his ilienls and the public, that lie is now engaged
in putting the House in go5l order, and hopes bv ths 1sst 81
this month 10 flush. lie pledges himself 10 the pnblic
that his Table, Bar and Stable, shall he well supplied win
'he best the market affords, and tbsi his charges will be the
ssne as those of Inc late Landlord.
J. 5. The House is open for eompsny.
July IL. 1871 A. nRoORs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

4 Snn 50 Ks LIVERPOOL We have
4 0OO received by the brig Havre. direct from
Liverpool, 1000 sacks Of SAT-. Of the bes, quality, flied al
me DOTks, ten to the Ten.
We offer The above for ssle In lots, 10 suit purchasers.
deliverable at the wharf as II comes up from the vessel.
:. t. J 8 JAMES q co. Mayk.t Square
April 26 iii
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BY Cornel Fulton, of The r ciimond DRAGONS: Pe,c5..
burg: In hospitality unsurpassed, in public shirt uneon,I.
led, in every hing hard to beat.
BY Sergeant Branch, Of the Petersburg Gr,vs. The
Richmond Volunteers The pride Of their city, the orna.
ment OF their profession; the one gave them birth, The
other gives them fame.
By Joseph Adkins, of the Richmond DRAGONS Ken.
lucky and Tennessee: The chivalry and hospitality Of
their sons prove them 10 be The genuine offspring OF Old
Virginia.
The Heroes and Sages Of thu Revolution
.'Vho would not sh1ro their gioiions lot?
w no would not die the death thoy chosen
r iyp cannot te9eh foIge,Gnloe'a,
BY Dr. 7. I. Gillian. ofthe Petersburg Dragons: yir.
gina True TO her principles, she acknowledge no ale.
glance but 10 The reserved tights of the States.
By a Washington RiAeman Virginia: May she never
forget the venerable Wasbineton.
by -. y. McIndoe Of Petersburg The health If Ma.
thAp@f Macon-tbe firm Republican and polite gentle.
USn.
BY Lieut.. Wetth, OF the Richmond Dragons: The ptc.
sent celebrations; a 'estiv1I Of Mars and Bacchus: q cooH.
lion in which all parties may honestly unite.
By Charles Corning, OF the Petersburg Dragons The
Army and Navy: Liberty their ohiect, love Of country
their passion, victory their career, gratitude and glory their
reward.
By Dr.. 7. r.. Gillian. OF the Petersburg Dragons ,
me memory OF John Randolph THE ayowe ed enemy OF
'espn,ism, and ,he fearless champion Of State Rights
and thott iuhilee's shout shall he sohened With sadness.
WhiIo they hollow the goblet that flows 70 his namo.D
by george II. Hutlu, OF the Petersburg Drapoop.
The ' olnn'oers OF Richmond and Chesterfield, Firm pU.
Iafs o. Freedom, and the pride Of the Fair.
by ID. Il Franklin, Of the Washington Rife Cor,s
j he Volunteers Of Petersburg. Their kindness and b,,.
pi'ality ore engtaveu Upon our hearts in characters ~,
.indPhbIe TO be Obiiteratcd.
By +. II. Clarke, Of the Chesterfield DRAGONS, Tbs
Petersburg Volunteers; Their bravery we have known.
me" hospitality "e feel, end shall ever cherish = grsts.
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Or The ENoUtRER is published twice II week, generally, and
thres times a week during the session of the State lesislaiure,-
Price, the same Us heretofore, Five Dollars per annum, payable in ad-
vance. Notes of shattered, specie paying banks (onIy) will he re-
csivsd in payment. Tho EfoIs will guarantee the safety OF remit
ting them by matt; the postage Of all letters being paid by tho writer's.
" No papsr will be- discontinuci, but NJ tho discretion of the
Editors, until all srrcatagos have been paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1- Ono square, o. less, frat insertion, as cents, each continuance,
so cents. No advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid fol,
or assumed by some person in this city or its cnvirous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

HNOWARD D. WOOD, Atiornev at I'm. will a0end
M the Courts II wes.moreiand. Essex. and Richmond
Counties. His oG1co Is at Westmoreiand Conr, House.
July o. is-gfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

a NOMFORT, SAFETY AMI EXPEDIrION.-The
- Peoples Line, between Baltimore and PliladeIpbia,
IVA Chesapeake aud Delaware Csnal) every morning, at
q o'clock.
The Pfc-ideut and Directors Of the Peoples Steam Ma.
vigaiion Company, have the pleasure to announce their
Line. Tor the conveyance OF passengers between the cities
OF Baltimore and Philadelphia, by the new, swift and splen.
lid steamers Kentucky, Captain d. Robinson land Ohio.
Captain W. WbilIden, Jr.
The Kentucky will leave The Compauy's What, Light
siieei, every morning at 6 O'Clock, for Philadelphia. by
way of the Chesapeake and Delaware Cansi, through
which the passengers will be conveyed in splendid aud
com'modiou' Barges, %(anording, particularly TO ladies', The
most comfortable and desirable route 10 Delaware city,
where they viii take the Ohio, and arrive in Phil1delphia
the same afternoon at an early hour.
The Table aud Bar shall no, be excelIed by those Of apy
other line in the Union. This being the People, Line.
no eSertion viii be spared on the part Of the Agents, 10
enliile tlem to = toll share OF patronage Of the travelling
public. Passage only two dollarsi
All Baggage at the risk Of the owners,-the greatest al.
ienuon, however, will be paid to its safety, BY the CAPTAINS
and their assistants on the route.
s. MCCLELLAN. 4gent, No. 8. Lght.sL Hha,E
Baltimore, June 1s, 1893. 12-g,
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EVIL LECTURES of The Medical College oil the STATE
"a OF South Carolina, will be commenced ON the second
Monday Of November next.
The Board OF Trustees OF the Institution appointed by
the Legislature, consists Of the following Meinbers:- .
Hon. c. j. Colcock, President; Rev. jasper Adams. ID.
D., Sec'y Hon. w. Drayton; Hon. II. T.. Plnckney
Hon. Sam. PrioleaU Hon. Elias Horny Nathaniel tey.
ward RI. T%urnbuli' Mitchell King Jaco5 Ford, and
H.. A. Dcsaussure, Esquires.
Hon. James Hamilton in the place Of r. J. Turnbuli
Esq decreased.
The Professors are -
or Anatomy, John Edwards Holhrook, VI. D..
OF Surgery, John Wagner, M. d..
vi Institutes and Practice OF Medicine, Sam. Henry Dick.
son, NJ. ID.
ofObstelrics and Diseases Of Women and Infants, Thoma.
g. Prioleau, NJ. -.
OF M'ieria Medlca, Henry n. Frost, NJ. D.
or Chemistry, Edmund Ravenel, ~. -.
OF Physiology, James Aiouitric, Jr, NJ d.
Demonstraior Of Anatomy, John Bellinger, NJ. ID.
Clinical Lectures will be given twice a weet. durinp
the ensuing session, At the Aims House and Marine Hos.
piiai, by Professors Frost aud Wagner.
SAM. HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D, Dean.
'"iy ~. Z0-m ~
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a VALUABLE JAMES I'VE ESTATE FOR
IN SALG.--ln obedience to the last Will and Tesla.
ment OF DR.. Nicholas NJ. Vaughan, deceased, | shall, on
The ah day OF next month, (Aususl) upon the premises,
sell at auction, the well known, valuable and beautiful
estate, called O~rApakes, in the county OF Goochland. four
ihhes above Tie Courthouse, aud imIne Yately OH the ri.
yer: containing about seven hundred and fIty scf -
which three hundred and ffty-scven are first and second
io" grounds. one hundred and ten of the former OF the
hnest quality, and two hun ired and iorty. seven of the
latter, a proportion OF which is but little inferior 10 the
mrs.; about two hundred acres Of the hish land ira clear.
ed, the balance in wood. The whole OF il il fine wheat,
land, an OF course, fine clover land, upon which plaster
acts with peculiar force. The farm is IN a high stat, o,
Improvement, aud there is not one acre Of CALLED or ex.
haIsied land upon the whole estate. II is ali finely taken
IN clover, except that in cultivation. The executor.
however, has no motive in expressing his opinion but to
induce those who may have the will and the means OF p1r.
chasing a most desirable estate all 90 ealthy situation. ~
come and Judge Tor themselves Hc expects noboIy 10
be governed by his opinion. The dwelling house is com.
nodious' and all the other buildings on the farm in good
condition., Tor The comfort and profit OF a purchaser: with
one OF The best threS'iing machines ia the State. He will
SIMPLY state IN conclusion, that The land must be sold, and
that the p 'yments will he, one third cash, and The bal,nce
~ one Hnh Two years; the purchaser executing bonds, to-
geiber with a deed OF trust, 10 secure the piyments. Or
the title will be retained I'LL The last payment.
JOHN NJ. VAUGHAN, Ex'or. of
Orap'ke', July 3. [1S-'dsJ n. NJ. Vaughan, deed.
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K~ECM.N Owl, VIKGLsYa, TUESDAY, JUL Y I6, ls:sa.
Office Of Commissary General Of Subsistence, I

SEPARATE will be received at tins
~ Office, until the l.t day Of October next, TOR the de.
livery OF provisions for the use OF the troops oil the United
States, to be delivered in bulk. up,n Inspection, as follows:
1T .Nttc Orleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-26

The last time they were seen together
previous TO the discovery of their bodies
was when crossing Summer-street. an
parently so attend Trinity Church, wher,
she family of Mr.. G. attended public
worship. N" apprehension was felt or
account oftheir absence from each other.
homes, as Miss B. not unfrequently visit.
ed and sometimes slept at the house OF
Mr.. Carriers father, and il was thought
Mr.. Z. might have remained at Mr.. BIS
house. Mr.. Garter stepped into the
apolhecary's shop of Mr.. Smith, two
doors from Mr.. Bradlee's shop, about 6
o'clock on Sunday evening, bu, remained
there hut few minutes.
Fonr letters were left by them two in
Miss B's. dressing room, one of which
was written by herself ;-and two were
in the room where their bodies were
found. These letters were submitted 10
the coroner's jury, but contained nothing
which could throw any light upen the
transaction, except that the act was VOL
untary with both, and deliberately re-
solved upon. They did not, las indeed
the case could not justify their so doing)
convey the slightest reproach on their pa-
rents; but bade them adieu, in terms like
those of affectionate children upon their
death bed.
Miss 5fadlee was of a mild, dutiful
and affectionate disposition, nor, so far
ms we can learn, of romantic turn of
mind. Mr.. Carter was ofa pleasant dis
position, honest and honorable in his
dealings, but somewhat remarkable for
eccentricity in his manners and conver-
sation. Their parents are among our
hest and most esteemed citizens, and the
CONSERVATION which the strange calamity
which has befallen them excited in this
community was great in the extreme
Most of the forenoon, great crowd was
assembled in front of the store where the
coroner's inquest was held. Mr.. Brad
lee has been singularly afflicted within a
few years past. Two summers since
whilst his son, fine boy of IL years old,
was taking an excursion with his mother
in the country, the tire of the wheel burst
as he was looking out cfthe stage coach
window, struck him on the head and
caused his death in few hours.-During
the last summer, when Mr.. B. was hut
just recovering from long and severe
illness, he was called upon to part with
his son, and partner in business.