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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
Public Sale.

~ In observance to Decree Of the Honorable
the Circuit Cour. for the County Of Alexandra, Dis
trict of Columbia, sitting in Chsncery, at NAY term.
sarah Leetsburg late Sarah Crandel, and others. DE.
indsnts shall proce ed to SELL on Saturday, the Sd
dsy of August neIt the front door OF the Council
Chamber at II O'Clock, for cash al the real Estate IN
the Complainant's bill mentioned,
One Two Story BRICK HOUSE and LOT
g., of GROUND with all the Improvements there.
EslsA IN, situated in the Village called West End, on
the south side Of the road leading from the Stone
Bridge 10 Samuel Cau's Tavern, about 500 yards from
The District Line. Also
t.s, One BRICK STABLE, situated on Wales
tsW, Alley, West of Union Street, between King and
prince Streets.
The purchaser or purchasers falling to comply with
the terms Of sale, the property will be resod on the
Tenth day thereafter and the first purchaser held Ia
BILE for any deficiency that may arise from the second
sale. G.. SCOTT, Commissioner.
jy - di~aeot3Aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
Dis,ric, If Columbia,
County of Hlerdl


MAY TERM, 1883.
James Harris, Jr and Lucy his wife; Robert
Brockeu aud Eetsey his wife; and Maria Long
den, Gompainsnts, *
Nancy Craig, Henry Craig. son of Lucy Craig.
deceased, George Craig and Edmund Cragi
Harriet McCresdy and John hcCready Ter SS
husband; Henry Craig. son of George Craig; =
Washington Craig, Thomas Craig. Charles
Craig and Edwin Craig; Caroline Rose and z
her hu.bN,d Samuel Rose; John Harrison
Craig, John Craig. George &. Longden, John
& A. Longden and Alfred Norris, Defendants,
yIsHED efendants, Harriet McCready, John McCrea
/ dy, Henry Craig, (son Of George Washington
Craig, Charles Craig, Edwin Craig, John Craig George
c. Longden, John A. tongden. and Alfred Norris. not
having entered their appearance to thu. suit and gwen
security according the statute and the rules Of the
Cour and it appearing the satisfaction OF the Court
that they are not inhabitants Of the District OF Coum
bis on ts compliments motion by their counsel, 1t Is
ORDERED hat the SAID absent Defendants mar,
rist NC ready, John McCready. Henry Craig lson OF
George) Washington Craig: Charles Craig Edwin
Craig, John Craig, George c. Longden, John =. Long
den, and Alfred Norris, do appear here, on or before
the frs, day of next October Term, and answer !he
CoApainsnt's BILL and give security Tor performing
the deere of the Court; AND that copy of this Or
der be forthwith published for two months successive
~ in the Alvxsndria Phenix 6azetie and another CO
Nv posted at the front door Of the Court oil said
County. Test: EDA' Il Lee u %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
New Teas, sugars, Wines,
FRUITS. &c. SC.

FRUITS. &c. &c.
Landing from Nem York. and for sale by me
subscribers:
400 Chests half chestsa and boxes Gunpowher'
SO1D Imports H,son. Young Tyson and roucho"g
TEAS, fine qualities
30 beau'lo !. l ,s, GuoP Ss.
20 hopshea ads Kew Orleans, Porto Rico and St
Croix SUGy7RS
so bags white b, zil do
10 quarter casks Port
20 indisr' barrels RoJsi'Ion
~ quarter casks, Malaga vyyES
5 half pipes Catalonia
40 cases Clsret
10 do hu,cat
q half pipes Segnette's Cognsc Brandy enu
tied to dsbeniure
10 barrels Honey
SO boxes new Cheese
case Vermicelli
100 bales Cassia
10 Bales Almonds
DO Madeira Nuts
81 drums Prunes
$50 do Figs
rs do Dates
so boxes Bunch RaisIs
90 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Capers and olives
50 do Sicily Lenuns, IN good order
pipes fresh Lemon Juice prepared III SICILY
anew article
I25 Demljohns, one. two, aad I'VE gallons
5 casks Brown Stout
90 dozen English Mustard
b These Goods, beihg imported under reduced
sn abolish duties and purchased CHI, fly for money
can be sold AZ low prizes
June 10 SAMUEL q. LARMOUR 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
EguaspAr mpmN1Ns, Jghs %, 1855

when asked SO to do, having declared that Ro-
meo Kennedy had deceived her Some time at
forwards she was placed by ner father, at her
own request, in one OF the Nunnrr'es OF this city
Kennedy discovered her retreat, and by writ Of
Habeas Carpus, had the young lady brought
before the court. The Judge having heard the
parties by their attornles, and read the several
affidasits on both sides. decided, that as Miss
M'Niiilau was not detained agai nst her will, the
writ of habeas corpus did not apply to her. case:
especialy as she was at liberty TO leave the Con-
vent when she pleased. and as she declared in
her own affidavit fore the court. that she was de-
s,rous not to be restored to Kennedy. The writ
vas discharged accordingly
Miss M'Millan belongs 10 most respectable
family, and the question excited great deal Of
interest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
Received on sale
W IHIIII4u M MORRISON,

DT WILLIsI-H 4I. <h<N]<Et1 =
vayuE Catechism of American Law. sdaPtea.o popu
lar use. setting forth, in brief and fsm'.st man,
ner the principles of law relating to title oy g,
tracts of sale principal and agent
asle paper merchant vessels, contracts OF Anfei8n'
ment. insurance. &c. &c. Also.
Cstechism of Health. tenth edition, which contains
main ana simple rules for the Preservation CT me
health and vigor OF the constitution rom infancy
old age. y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
4. Card,

AIRS ANDERSON, late of Washington. will give
WI insruc,onsto Young Ladies on the Piano forte.
at her residence the corner Of King and Fairfax
.treets. Her terms will be reasonable, and made
known on application. .,
a few Y Jung Ladies' can be accommodated with
Board. jy 1-dlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
1ruunH MASTER,

For sale by the Ton, Barrel, or Bushsl
vVyHE SUBSCRIBER has on hand, and intends keeping
during the season, Ground plaster, which Will De
sold ut prices it can be procured at IN the DIS
trct. J'Nh. Sh"N"i'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
The Stenmboat CNgMet.

..s> C.iPT.d{N GUY, Will leave
Jsnaey's whsrf, Alexandra,
cSEs- NJ half past O'Clock A. 81.
49, - A. 10 O'Clock A. II.
At O'Clock p. NJ. and
4, half past O'Clock P. u.
Returning.
Leave Washington a, half past o'clock A. NJ.
At half past IL O'Clock A. NJ.
At 3 o'clock p. II and
At half past 5o'cloek ? A.
Alexandria June S-H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11

Selling Dog.-Dick Lszvbones was the own
er y! large dog, which cost him as much to
keep him as it was to keep two pies, and the dog
besides was utterly useless. Nay he was worse
than useless, for 10 addition to the expense OF
keeping he took up house room, and greatly an
noyed Dicks wife.
Plague take the dog" said she, Mr.. Lazy
bones. do wish you would sell him, or kill him
or do something or n,her With him. He's more
plague than his iotten neck il "orth-always ~
ing in the corner and eating more than it would
take to maintain three children. | wonder YOU
would keep such useless animal
Well, well. my DEAR said Dick. SAY no
more about it; I'll get rid Of hin one OF these
days
This was intended as mere setoff on the part
Of Dick; but as his wife kept daily DINING hi.
e,rs about the dog, he was at length compelled
to take some order on the subject
swell, wife, said he one day as he came IN,
I've sold Jowler.'
Have YOU indeed?' saws she, Frightening up
at the good news I'm dreadful glad OF IT,
How much did you sell him for, my dearl'
Fifty dollars.
Fifty dollarsl What Fifty dollars for one
dog? How glad lam! That'li almost buy US a
good horse. But where's the money my lovss
Money! SAID Dick. shifting long nine lat
" to the other end of his mouth, l. didn't get
any money! took f'cs puppies, at % dollars
piece'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
From Taits Edinburgh Magazine for.Msy.]
UP. MEN OF ENGLAND.

UP, MEN OF ENGLAND.
rThe following animated burst OF patriotism
and poetry, the effusion OF one OF Britain's host
Of IScliiLls and Korners, was contemporary with
that dark hour Of suspense which followed the
infatuated vote Of the House Of Peers against the
Reform Bill, and when there were strong surmis'
es that the King had forfeited his popda' charac-
ter of a Reformer. This happily was mistake
The firm attitude taken by the people, peaceful
~ oyermastered the crisis: the poem remains o.
marn;ag. which was meant as a call; and glow
ins evidence of that noble snd free spirit. open
10 Cancellation, but which unwisely irrtated 6y
conte mptuous denial Of justice, still Btdes as
time."j
Re men of England, will ye see
The morn Of freedom passing by,
Nor strike your blow for libertys
will ve-nor raise your shout on hishs
Will only We thus idly stand,
While Europe struggles for her right!
Arise, arse, with heart and hand,
Up, Men Of England, to the fight!
O shame! less noble cheeks.ar are pale,
That EnsIand's sons should crouch and
kneel,
Aud fsintly sue with coward wa'i'
Where ueaner hands have grasped the steel
Listen! your despot lordlipgs say.
Ye dare not struggle for your right,
Yet none that stirring taunt repay!
Up, Men of England, to thsfSh!
o! bitter shame, and bitter wo,
To bear So base q scorn sc long!
Your firmer fathers paused not 81,
When Hornp,len braved the Stuart's wrong
And will We ding their heritage
OF glory and Of conquered right,
Before fsction's bigot rages
Up, Mea Of England, to the fight
We stroye with France in DAYS Of yore,-
Once more she dares you to the field;
No, that your bravest blood should poue
Again a Hourbon's throne to shield:
With her she calls you TO advance
On the broad path Of truth and right,
What answer do you give to Francef
Up, Men of England, TO MsfgM
France shows you what people can,
Against tyrant's vassal horde;
France shows We what there IS IN man,
When freedom flashes on his sword;
She points the way, she cheers ye on'
She bids You triumph for your right,
Dare ne moi do ,uha. France has done?
Up, Men Of England, to the fgM
What fear YEP no barbarian Car
Can pour his Cossacks on your lands
No Prussian pertidy can mar
The triumph Of your bfo,her-oard'
We are alone upon the seas.
Sole judges Of your native right
One short, sharp hour your country trees;
Up, Men Of England, to the fight
And think ye Scotland will not lend,
In such a cause, her warrior tides
Nor Wales her mountain steep descend,
To share the peril at your sides
Nor Ireland sound her harp, and wave
Her pure green banner for your right
A sister now, no more a slavel
Up. Men Of England, 10 hefgM!
Bv Lbcrty's eternal name.
Once Eng!and's proudest glory, arm.
Sweep from your isle Impressions. shame,
And cleanse her of her locust swarm.
An honored grave that isle shall give
To every martyr of her right,
In if. we've died. in. death We live!
Up, Men Of England TO The fight!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
For itens.

fs,ss The two story BRICK HOUSE on Royal
laiss street ne,ry opposite SIR Green's Cabinet Ware
bOuse a comfortable residence tor small faulty Pos
session given next week. Inquire at this otficc
tune 1S-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
Notice.

.s The Steamer COLUMBIA
a u Captain lsmes Mitchell, will,
NSETF5sfs--Nasze~ until the fret OF September
ss-.sEs-Srsss S next leave Baltimore for the
district Of Columbia ever, wednt stsy at O'Clock
n and returning, will leave Washington at o. and
80. inay4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
SALES AT AUCTION.
district of Columbia,
County of Alerand


May TERM, 1883.
George Jacobs and Sarah his wife,1
Augustine o. williams and Ann
L. his wife, Compliments,
William A. Chlds, John p. La. 'N'
truite and Elizabeth Ann his
wife, Samuel A. Chds John
Wren Mary Y. bis wife; John
Wesley Childs, and benjamin
A. Chlds, Defendants,
VTNiE bill in this having been regularly taken
i for confessed against the resident defendants, and
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that due
publication has been made against the nonresident de-
PENDANTS; the bill is taken for confessed against them
aso and set down for hearings and the cause coming
on to be heard, il is
of the District of Columbia do sell the of land,
conta mig hundred and fifteen acres, be the
more less, mentioned in the bill othe compsinants
of which John Chds died seized, lying in the County
Of Ale xandFa, District Of Columbia, to the highest
bidder, the premises, after advertising the same
six weeks in some newspaper printed in the District
of Columbia upon the following tcrms One third Of
the purchase money to be paid in cash. ard the ba'
lance thereof be paid in two equal nstaIments at six
and twelve months. secured by bonds and deed Of
trust on the premises.
misses to the purchaser purchasers, and, after de-
Quoting for his own commission allowed by law, end
other expenses ofhe sale and the of this suit
he paid to the persons respectively entitled thereto.
that he pay to each of the compliments and defend
ants children of John Childs aforesaid, in right Of
their wives part Of the balance of the pur.
chase money; an that he do report his proceedings
under this Decree to the Court.
Acspy-Tea: EDM; l. LEE, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11

~, In obedience to the above Decree, shall
proceed, to sell, On Friday, the 10Th day Of august
next, at II. O'Clock, on the pre- misses,
as9as lI5 acres OF LIND,
sM lying ~ the County Of Alexandra, District
fT& Of Columbia, with all the improvements
49, thcr, on, consisting IF . comfortable Dwell.
LING HOUSE and other Uut.Houses. The Land Is
DOW in cultivation has suicency Of Wood and Tim.
Der and has some excellent Meadow Land It stu
ated between Hugh Minors land, adjoining the land
of Colonel Opie and is the residence ofthe late Rev.
John Chids.
The terms Of sale are One third e the purchase
money to be paid in Cash the day o. sale, the other
in two usslments, in six and twelve months Notes
to be given, and deed of trust on the land for the
security of the balance Of the money,
G.. SCOTT, ID. n.
j, 4--d1wSeotl6Aug For IL Ashton, Aisrshal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11

N.Y. new vessel. burtheu 81 IL 9S tons, and will
carr 40 barrels built in Dorchester County, Mary
hni of the hes, seasoned white osk and is complete
~ fitted with chain Cables, anchors, &c draws feet
water For terms apply to the captain on board at
Davis' wharf, or to
iy2 SfEthEN snINr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
Nv Libcrty's eternal name,

Bv LlbcTtV etcfnaI HaHles
Once EngIand's proudest glory, arm!
Sweep from your isle Impressions. shame,
And cleanse her of her locust swarm.
An honored grave that isle shall give
To every martyr Of her right,
In if. we've died. in. death We live!
Up, Men Of England TO The fight!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
0aily Pepper Ss per amum Country paper b.
For Freight.

szS The Brig Pulaski Jno B. Hawks mas
5N,er, carries about 1000 barrels, and viii be II
rssGi,isss for a cargo in few days Apply to
80 ~ w. FOWLS Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11
Uhs0rine IonSN Paste.

NEW article for cleaning the teeth and sweeten'
~ 1oA WILLIAM STABLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-11

iV l0-2m
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28

mistake, which might have been avoided By Iiills
additional care tH the correcior Of he pirsa TIE
book before NE though oct perhaps peculiarly faulty
10 THE respect, is less rerlcc tas il might Be- Aswe
feel cou6den iha, il viii pass through mors tan
edition, We hope that, hereaer il will be more near
y Immaculate.
As the wDrk designed iar The young. we hope that
every young person will become familiar with il. Al
the end OF each historical section Is aset o questions
designed for review; indicating the expectation oftbe
auihnr thai his book would be studied. The eharac-
ler q the work fully jusfcs this expectations, and we
hope That will he extensiveIy. Withinthe
compass Of three hundred and itiy-sx pages, II cm-
braced an amount Of information, well worth all the
may require; aud withnu, much pf which, descend
ans q the Pnritans hrady know what relative po-
s''icn he occupies ia the world.
The services which Dr.. Webster has rendered 10
his country have been great. There il otepar.ment
ot labor more important Than thu, which i appropri
aed 10 furnishing the minds aud lrming the tns,e of
the young More perhaps halt Nil our other 1iemea-
airy writer's has he done Cor this object. III s works
there Is much that 10 calculated to anaend the heart
and 10 make the youth what the man ought 70 be-
But his labors FOR tile young however Important have,
I is believed, been little more than incidental. He
has furnished the English language with Dicsonnty.
which gives promise of being, faf a long .time, Us
standard We hope thar during the remainder 81 his
iite he will enjoy the test seward which l. given To
naa in this word-he Satisfaction Of seeing his ibors
for the benefit ofhs fellow men, Ia the highest degree
successfNl. G..
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28

TINE subscribers having been appointed by
=. the Court or Probate rDr the District Of
Vocabulary Commissioners to receive, exa-
mines adjust and settle Tie claims of the sev.
eral creditors &c the estate 1T
JOHN PRENTICE,
late Of Bethlem. IN said district, deceased, re-
presented insolysnt, hereby give notice Thar
they will meet at the dwelling house Of Adam
G. KasSons ID said Bethiem, on the 8tt, day
Of April and on the Sd ds1 6f Angust next. At
o'clock IN the forenoon on each 81 said days,
for the purp0ss Of attending to the duties or
their said appointrnent. Six months ffbm the
date hereof ARE limited and allowed to the
creditors Ia which to exhibit their claims 4.
gainsi said estate. ,,
1osreH i. Is!rItAiili c.mn,..
JOSEPH AMBLER, yms-
WILLIAM KAssos, ''0nsr''
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qnested to make immediate payment TO
ADAM g.. KAssoN, 1dmin'r.
Befklsm. Feb. 4. 1855 SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28
American Railroad Journal and
Adr0sate Of Internal improvements.
VOLUME m Ky ~

THIS Journal was commenced IN the lei
u Uf January. ! $50, with Il single salbscri.
Der. IL has now commenced its ed volume.
with near one thousand subscribers, scattered
in every stste in the Unian. II was ut first d..
voted 10 the subject Of Railroads, Internal I'm
proUements. and news az the day; hut il now
embraces in addition 10 the ailuse. depart.
ment for "A gricutfure. and another for the Me
ckanic Arts, wherein will lse flnn.l an account
0f most new invenii0Os. Such indeed has been
the encouragement held oui. that tlir publish.
~r IL induced t0 extend lie usefulness nv ma.
king il, not only JOURNAL VI the progress pl
Internal improvements By means of Railroads,
Canals and Steam Carriage, ia our own c0an-
try aud in EUrOpe, bat als0 by making u a
Journal Of mechanical improvements and tn
sensi0ns, and thereby collecting n greater va-
riety Of useful informaii"u, relating to such
subjects. into smaller compass. and ut . less
essi, than can be found In any other PnbticG.
ti0n now htfprc the public. Arrangements
have hren made 10 git+ engrasiDgs or iilnsira-
ii0ns of such new inveHii0ns do max be deem
ed Important 10 the community. The Amer.
can Railroad Journal and Advocate ef fnseTHat
Improvements will also contain mach interest.
Ing and useful literary Gsd nesds reading, with
such public daeGmenis IS may be deemed
wOFih recording for fuiaTe references u WIN
also contain Archaeological Tribes. kept a.
Monlresl. New. York city. Charleston. toge-
Their with others kept ut Intermediates places.
We hnse also the promise Of ane kept on Red
River, IL Louisiana; also. Prices uf ssgrks,
sales &c Real Estate, Psiees currents Bank
Nate List. &c. &sc.
Terms--s1Arse dollars per annnms n al.
ruuse, mud win not b sent tsifhsuk.
The first soIBnae mas h hsd n ahsets %
b0nnd and che aeeppa volume win b far-
wsrdrd by numbers q lhey are issued. g any
part Of the uniird &fni6a. 4.
Published ~ No. Is WaIl-st. New-Yerk. hy
20 d. X. MINOR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28

Alta Coyrt Of Probate holden at Norfaik, spiths
\ q and Jor he Dsstrief qf. Nor1oik, on ne
f9fh day Of February, 1888. "a tie case III
The assignment Of ne estate or DANIEE
PHELPS. jan. Of said Norloik, 10 Trustees
jor the benefit Of las creditors, made the a8fh
day of JanGary, fs3S s53 n
/" pom ordered, that Commits
Nv sinners TO receive, examine aud adjust
the claims Of the creditors of the said Daniel
Phelps, Jun. be appointed nj the Probate. Or
fee IN said Norfolk. on the 18th day Of March,
1883, NJ ten o'clock ia fl,e f;,reDoor,; and that
all persons Interested ia said assignment may
b. notifed thereof, the trustees will cause This
order 70 be published 10 Il newspaper priatsd
10 I.ischield, and post 4 copy thereof on the
signp1st in said Norfolk.
"A true copy OF record.
SO MICHAEL F. MILLs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28

IT BY the last Courans, we learn that the Hon. w.
W. Ellswortt has consented 10 stand '.s candidate
for Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28

W
W as each. eanaot elect their Printer in eiihsI3
ofCongress.
GssssnmssR E<yssss.-The Posi.aiassr General.
aesermined aoito be oasdone b. uswnpapes prinlers
he's sstabIisled daily express am from Washiagsss
City 20 Nsw- York--hy which arrangement tls Ssw-
Yosk editors win seceivs she Washington mprsing
papsss on The evening 81 she day capitalization. We
have using me past week received oar National la
sellgsncess.ia ftly-siz Asuys irom Washiugsoa.
Ams,isan Qasrtsris Tsnwwancs Afssssfas.--This
isshs sisss Of work JUST commenced IN Alhsny apdsr
sAs patronage Of she New-york State TempeFasee
Society. hisagosd siaed pamphlet. 06 oeiave pages.
bsaHiilbly prinssd, fine PaPeE. sad fsrnsssd iOT
- Per aaaam. The articles are oil well aad sanas Of
'hsm slahssa,sly wFissn, sod Ihe work viii donbisss
Sssslss - Ws ihink b WIl deserve. asgs suhnaEp
sles. go csPlss u IN Gssi asmbsr were psinsed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28

- -. . *sbRtM R5KNtt5 NbtN ~ v =
!. "A FTkk lhiA Msnk, an1 nnlil laflhee >
=. tlef. B4x,LES' 8IoHE. Nsflh s,
w.h nr el,ssed. TIE Getds en- hand k's:IS ~
sola e q hsTs dlucoaNt iRoln usual y 49,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28

So that II viii Be seen tina; she administration par
~, each. eannot elect their Printer in eiis<3ouse
efCongress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28
NO'TICE.

-OFJ VI 1GVCUTUe- g - :. I-a- 49,
MICHAEL F. MILLs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-28

iDs. reelected Printer 10 The Senate the 9th bal
LOT. The following i The state 81 ihe vote.