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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
.AescssOrS' Notice.

UIHE inhabitants of the town of LTtchnesd L liable to pay taxes are by lHw required to mak. written or printed list of all Taxable Property belonging to such persons on the first day of October instant, with particulars of all property real and personal liable to be assessed and valued, and give Or send the same to the Assessors Ey the aOth cf the Sai's Sno"th. And we hereby give notice, that we will re- cpive said lists s" made out and handed to us by said time; and that printed blanks may be had by calling upon either "f us.
 Captains of Military companies are notIted that by law it is made ;heir duty lo furnish their certificates of exempts previous 10 said time. FREDERICK BULL,
 HENRY SHELTON, Assess
 W'11lan w., GasrI.s TurrlE' 0'''
 Litckfelh, Oct. IS, 1884. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
TOFHE PuRLIC.

A VERY singular aud WnwarrNnlable ~c' "A. vertisement appeared tn the last Enq"l' Ter. relative to MT. Charles H. Webb very respectable young man, late Ofthis tOwn' s!Sn- ed .s Maliby g. Bolles;" intended tas IS Oe''ev' edl to have sorne effectuPOU certain snlts now
 pending before the Superior Court Tor '"'S cOOnty. 1o.c,.d
 In the absence of MT. Webb, have deemeu !. it my duty, as his attorney. to suggest 10 ms friends S the public the propriety Ofn"t adopt ing any unfavorable opinion ofhis character or or conduct, in consequence ofthe advertisement alluded to, until they have some better e"1- dence than the bald assertion of Mait"y & Rolles," Measures will probably soon be ta- ken. to ascertain whether the character of Mr. Wehh is thus to be trifled with. with impuni- 'ty. I'M. T. OONANfA A' oo
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30

As Iotoa Meeting legally scarned and held ar
 the Meeting House in the Second Society in
 Canads. on Monday the 61h dag cf October,
 1884:
 NOTED. That if any owner of any Neat Cattle shall suffer the same to g, 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 suul of twenty five crnts for such creature sO found at large or out of the owners inclosure or ta- ken up.
 Voeed, that it shall he lawful for any person or persons to impound any crcatuse so found out of the inclOsure of the owner and at iarge> and any person SD inpOunding any creature. shall give notice thereof to the owner, ants proceed according to the third and fourth sec lions Of a statute law of this state, entitled "an act to provide pounds, and to regulate the impounding of creatures" :" aud the owner Of creatures so nnpo0nded shall not rescue the same from the pound until he shall have paid othe person imp0unding the same the amount Of the forfeiture, and tO the pound keeper his fees and his expenses for keeping said crea- lures as in other eases of creatures impounded.
 ProUided nevertheless, that any person whO has family residence within said town of Canaan. who shall get a certificate in writing from the Selectmen of said town. may sufer one Mich Cow to run at large in the public highway between the rising and setting of the sun each day. and not incur the aforesaid pe- nAlty. Attest.
 BENAJAH DOUs1As, ToWn Clerk.
 CaRGun, Oct. 2, 1884. 4I9
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
FOR SALE,

TOIN OALI49 A ONE and half story DWELLING HoUsE, "A pleasantly located in West street, now occupied by Mir. Derrick Sanford. Terms "f payment made easy. For further particulars inquire of WM. PORTER, at
 w. g. D. PORTER'S STORE. Litchfeid. Sept. II 14
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
Gaoshen AcadeYmY.

lRNHE Winter Term of this Tnstitution will l commence on the first "Wednesday in November, under the direction of Mr. OTIs LOMBARD, graduate of Amherst CSslese.-- Tuition in the common English branches SS per qoarter; in the higher English branches S4; and in the Languages $5. with an addi- tional charge for wood and other contingen' cies not. exceeding fifty cents. This instit", tion is furnished with suitable Chemical and Philosophical apparatus. ...- rF Particular attention paid to the Iangua' ges. SAMUEL w. GOLD,
 Clerk ofthe Board cf Trustees
 Goshen. Ct, Oct. @, 1884. 20
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6 Grc0t Barg0ii,e |!

FFyFIE subscriber being desirous of removing N from Washington. offers for sale his prop erty, consisting of a F ARM of about 70 acres, which may be divided into two or three parts, on which are two good Dwelling Hon- ses, two Barns, and other out t-houses, and a great variety of iogratted and i"ocnlated Fra't Trees, snch IS apples, pears, peaches, Ac.
 4 valuabie Gr;st MiN and SaU MW, in location which renders them very desira- ble. These Mills will be sold separately from the farm, or with it, as may be desired.
 All of the above property is adjoining or within 80 rods of the Cotton Factorg recently established. O5= Four Shares of Stock in said Factory are also offered for sale.
 Terms of sale will be made easy. A par of the payment may remain for number Q years, by good security being given. For fur iher particulars, apply to the subscriber, o' inc premises. LEVI s. PLATT.
 Washington, Con. Oct. %, 1884. "g'
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Al HOUSE TO LET,
And e Tenant w0nted.

And Tenant IC0Nted.
 A SMALL and convenient DWELLING "A HOUSE, situated half mile west ofthe Meeting House in South Farms. will be rent ed to a temperate, honest and industrious man; and constant employment and good wages given by the subscriber. Good recommen' dations as to the above qualifications will be required, and immediate possession given.
 SAMUEL M. ENSIGN.
 Co,,th EnrmS Oct. @S %
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30

CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE. LUST received an extensive assortment Of J China and Liverpool Tea & Dining Sets. China Mantel Vases, Ssc. The public are in vited to cali and examine our assortment of CrOckery. as there are many new and desira- hle patterns-all of which will be offered at reduced prices, by
 Oct. 2S W.&D. PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
Court of Probate, District cf Litchfeld, ss. !
 Iitchteld, Oct. l8th, 1884.

Litchteld, Oct. 18th, 1884. TTPON the petition of Ursula Curtiss, of O TOrrington, in said district, showing to this Court that she is the guardian of Warren Curtiss, of said Torringt0n, minor under the age of twenty -one years, and son of Rufus Cnrtiss, late of said Torrington, ,decease1; that said Warren, the ward of said petitioner, is the legal owner of certain lands situated in New. Hartford, in Litchfield county, lying in four different pieces, viz: The first piece con- tains about one hundred acres, bounded west on highway in part and part on Harman Cur tss' land oriherly on highway. east on Ed muud Watson's land and Truman Curtiss land, and south on said Truman Curtiss' land. The second piece is called the cedar swamp lot, containing about nine acres, and is bound ed south on highway, norther'y on Ebenezcr Miller's land, and easterly on Elizur Curtiss' land and Elisha Marsh's land, it being trian- eular piece. The next piece is called the Bis sell lot, and is bounded east on highway, north on John Lyman's land. west on Elizur Cur tiss' land, and south on Jabez G. Curtiss' land. The fourth piece is bounded on an original highway between the towns of New Hartford and T0rrington. easterly on highway. and southerly on JabeZ c. Curtiss' land, it being D triangular piece, containing about ten acres
 and that it would be for the benefit of said uni. nor to have said land sold and the avails there 1 of disposed of as therein mentioned, and pray ing for an order to sell said real estate accord. ing to law, as pes petition on file, dated Oct 1 l8. l834. may more fully appear:
 1 Ordered, that the consideration of said peti
 ton be adjourned to the first day of January, l 1885, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the Probate Of. fee in said district; and that sa,d guardian give notice of the pendency thereof by pub | al Il Al ...I. .
 Litchfeld three weeks successvely, at least six weeks before said first day of Jan'y, 1885, and also by posting copy of this order of notice upon the public siSnpost in said New Hartford nearest to said lands, at least six weeks before said first day of January, 1885.
 A true copy of Record.
 20" FREDERICK WoLcOTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30

 OFFERS for safe complete assortment NI fthe above articles in quantities 10 suit the purchaser, on as good terms as they can he bought within the state, for cash ar credit. including an assortment of BrOnZes. Gold and Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal, and Sheii Lac, Alcohol. Japan and COpal varnish. Ia marinds, Madder, COchineal, Indigo. Ameri- can and Russian isinglass. Spices. Sal Erat,is, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidltz Powders, Congress Water--superior and common winter Sperm. Cast"r. pure Linseed and Sweet Oils. Comp, Chlorine Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tailow.
 large assortment of PATENT MEDI- CINES-including Hooper's. James, Rush's and Phinney's Anti. dyspeptic Pills. Deans Rheumatic Pills. Kidder's Medicines. Ander- sons Cough Drops, Bateman's Drops. Swaim's s Panacea, Welch Medicamenium, ThOmps0n's Eye Water, S5c.
 Also, a complete assortment of English and American PAlNTS-amOng which are white and red Lead, Whiting, Chrome Yellow and Green, Prussiau Blue No. and z. Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna, Vermillion, Lamp Black. &c.
 London Brown Stout and L. and Philad POrter-Old Madeira, pure Port, Sam0s and other WINES, in bottles and by dranght, at retail Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, w. |. Rum, S;c. as medicines.
 Physicians. Hatters, Painters. S1c. supplied on us good terms as they can purchase the same qualities tn New York.
 LitckfeId, Jan. @4 SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
Court of Probate, District ef Li.chJieid. ss. 2
 Liich1feld, October IS, 1884.

1IttCHttetUs OCSVOeT AoS Ao0Ss
 TTPON the petition of Lois Gibbs, of L;tch- O field, in said district. showing to this Court that she is the guardian of Sally Orphia Gihbs, a minor under the age of twenty -one years. and daughter of Reuben Gibbs~ late of said Litchfeld, deceasrd; that said Sally Or pha is the owner in fee of two certain tracts ofland situate in said Liichfeld. each of hich ! tracts contains about three acres, and is part of the real estate which was devised t0 the said Sally Orphia Gibbs by her father the said Reuben Gibbs, deceased; and further shew- ing that said lands are unproductiye to said minOr, and that the avails thereof are required for her education and support, praying for Ii. berty 10 sell the same for the objects aforesaid, as stated at large in the petition on file, dated Oct. 17, 1854:-
 Ordered. that the consideration of said peii- ton be continued to the secOnd day of Janu- ary next, at ten O'clock A. M. at the Probate Office i0 said district, and that said guardian give notice of the pendeucy thereof by pub fishing this order in a newspaper printed in said Litchield three weeks successively. and by posting copy thereof upon public sign post in said Lilchfield nearest said lands. at least six weeks before said second dayOf Jan- uary. 1885. A true copy of Record.
 % FREDERICK WOLcOTr, Jwdge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30

At q Court of PrObdse holden at WatertO,Om, ia
 and for the District of WGtertoacn, On the 9th
 day of October, lS34-
 TTPON the petition of Jehirl Higgins and O Martial r. Parkc, both of Camden, in the county of Oneida, and state of New-Y"rk, showing that the said Jehiel is the father and natural guardian of Hiram Higgins and Ira Higgins; and the said Martial F. the father aud natural guardian of AlansOn B, Park, Charlotte E. Park, and Franklin Fl. Park, all which said children are minors and under the age of twenty -onc, residing with their said fla thers at said Camden; and that the said mi nOrs own undivided rights, claims and interests in certain real estate in said Watertown, the said Hiram and Ira as grand children of Jonas Hungerford and Elizabeth, late of said Wa tertown, deceased; and the said Alanson $. and Charlotte F.. and Franklin H. as the law fi.l issue and children of Chloe Park, deceas- ed, who was the grand daughter of the said Jonas and Elizabeth, which is described as be- ing all the estate in said WatertOwn which was set to the said Elizabeth Hungerford. deceas- ed, as dover from the estate Ofthe said Jonas Hungerfurd, deceased, in which the said mi nors have an undivided right as heirs at law or devisees, Preference being had to the said distribution of said estate and to the probate records of Waterbury for more particular description)--and praying that this Court would authorize the sale thereof, as per petl- ton op file, dated the ssd day of September, 1884, may more fully appear!
 Ordered by this Court, that the first day of January next, at 9 o'clock A. M. be assigned for the hearing of said petition at the Probate Office in said Watertown and that this order be published in the Litch6eld Enquirer, pub lie newspaper printed at Litchfeld,thre weeks successively, at least six weeks before said first day of January next that all persons con- cerned may appear at said Court, if they see cause, to shew reasons, ifany they have, why the prayer of said petition should not be gram ted. 20 HoLBRooK CURTIS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
NOTICE.

1VO AOIe
 pY an order from the Court of Probate for O the District of Litchfeld. there will be sold at Public Vendue. (unless previously dis posed ofa private sale.) quantity of LUM- BIER and TOOLS suitable for building Wag. gems; also Household Furniture, Clothing, Sc. Likewise about IF cwt. Iron Arletree Drafis -heing the property of AuGUsrus T. MER- RILL, late of T0rrington, deceased. Said pro- perty will be sold on the e9th day of October inst. Sale to commence at o'clock P. M. near the dwelling house of Uri Taylor in Vol cottvile. VIM. BULL. Adm'r.
 W0lcOttviile, Oct. 14. 1884. I9
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l xitch6eld Female Seminary,

Esitchfield Female Seminary
 Mss MARY A. SWIFT, Principal. TNHE Winter Term of this Seminary will commence an Wednesday the l2th Of November next. A teacher will be provided for the younger class Of pupils. French. DrG,C- ;ng. ond M,,s;e departments conducted by Madrmoiselle EvELINA GIMBREDE.
 Terms of tuition per quarter of n weeks:
 H'shr:' E"siisH SsH's'%afi"s s'rais., ' 5 sss1
 Second do. do. SI
 Drawing, OO
 French, OO
 Music, AO VV Board may be obtained in the French and other respectable families at $2 per week. L.itchfeld, Sept. s4, 1884 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
PEOPLES LINE.
MXkM&
 Z@sa &' Gk .G:s@,.
NorvaM Stage and Steam Boat Line, for
 NEWsYORKo

NmsOaM Stage and Steam Boat Line, for
 NEWsYORKe
 TNOR the better accommodation OF passen- K gers on this line. and to avoid night tra- yelling, the Despatch Line of Stages will leave o. Wadhams' hotel, Litchfeld, every Mon day, Wednesday, and Friday morning, at 8 o'clock, and arrive at NOrwalk by o'clock same day, where passengers will lodge, and take the Steamboat which leaves NOrwalk at 8 o'clock mex. morning for NewYOrk.
 Fare to NOrtOalk S9,5O-tO Neso- YOrk SS.
 Returning, the stages will leave Norwalk on the arrival of the steamboats from New-York on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, for Lilch9cld.
 N. B. By an arrangement with the proPri- etOrs of the NOrwalk Hotel, passengers wiIk sup, lodge. and breakfast for 75 cents each.- gents on this line. O. Wadhams. Litchfeld < J. P. Marshall, Vocabulary; and L. Gl"vers Bedding. 19 Oss IS
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IT Is NOT POLITE

To gaze people out of countenance in
church.
To speak when you are not spoken TO.
To gaze in at peoples windows.
To be frequently looking backward,
when walking the street.
To tell tales out Of school.
To 60 to sleep in church
To visit on the sabbath.
To take an "airing" on Sunday after
noon, in carriages.
To forget to pay your debts.
To make promise and not perform it.
To spread a bad report, true or false.
To blame any one on hearsay.
To pretend to more than you are.
To talk about rich kinsiolks, when Out
ofl46, only two are OF any account -
And il would be considered lmpolite tc
road these items, and finding one sci
guilty, to get mad at.
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AT Fall River, 10Th, Emperor, Godfrey, Phila
delphia goth, Friendship, Taylor, Gardiner.
Al Newport, 18th, Good Return, Allen, Ba,
River Canton, Philadelphia. Cid Clito, How
ard, and Kingston, Burdick, Havana.
AT Boston, 10Th, Humboldt, Bliss, Liverpool
Liverpool Barstow, do; Jane. Foster, Hamburg
Midas, Washington, N. C. M, Joy, Lubec. Clc
Padang, Williams, Smyrna; Sarah Williams Ellis
Trinidad Tilton, Carney, Mayaguez Sea Island
Savannah.
At Portland, 18th, Eastern Star, Brazier, Ma
tanzas l7th, Edward, Prince, st Ubes Charles
Miller, Knight, Havana.
Sailed from Newburyport, 18th, Newburyport
ON whaling voyage.
AT New York, 18th, Rockingham, Kennard
Liverpool; Elvira, Windsor, N. s. Cid Emma
Ruaseur, Antwerp System, Hatchins, w Indies
Arr 10Th, Florida, Moran, Havre Florence,
Smith, do John & Elizabeth, Churchill, Havana
Packet Gibralter, [spl Malaga. Cid Monument
Eaton, Richmond Poland, Landon, Mobile
Thomas Hall, COnkling, Aux Cages.
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TAX FOR 1884.

|"HE subscriber hereby gives public
L. Notice, to oil concerned, that the
Tax List Of this town for the current year,
has been committed to his charge, with a
warrant annexed there to, for collection.
l would call on all persons whose names
are expressed in said tax list, 10 pay their
several taxes before the first day of Octo-
Der next.
N. b. Interest will commence on the
first day of September. Those that pay
their taxes in all September, interest will
not be charged.
The Bills are made out and ready fol
discharge, at my Store on Wnter-street.
Then delinquents come up, and don't be afraid,
For the warrant will follow, if the tax is not paid
HENRY w. CHILD, Collector.
Warren, August 23d, 1884.
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kP LONG ROOM.

Executors Notice.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been duly appointed and taken up
on himself the trust of Executor Of the
last Will and Testament of
JAMES SISSON.
late Of Warren, deceased, by giving
bonds as the law requires. He therefore
requests all persons indebted to said es-
tate, to make immediate payment, and
those having demands, to present the
same for settlemen, without delay.
GEORGE SISSON, Exec'r.
Aug. IS. 3w.
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GEOLOGICAL LECTURES.

YRE subject for Monday and Wednes-
day evenings next, will he continuation
ofthe discussion ofthe Primary rocks and
the changes to which they have been
subjected, commencing precisely at I-2
past Z.
sP There will be nn excursion to the
celebrated Coal-mines on Rhode Island,
THIS DAY, for the purposes of in.
struction connected with these lectures,
and the Lecturer will be in attendance.
The packet will leave Smiths wharf, at
7 o'clock-the fare will be l2 l-2 cents
only. Aug. %.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

lsoiANA. Returns from Switzerland,
SAslby, Decatur, Union, Franklin, Dear
born, Jefferson aud Bartholomew Coun-
ties, (as published in the palladium give
Mr. Noble, the Wing candidate for Gov
yrnor 3042 majority over Mr. Reed. No
further accounts have been recei ived.
KeSrUcKY.-The strength of parties in
% the next Legislature cannot be told from
the incomplete returns which have been
received. The Kentucky Gazette, a
jackson papel, says, "the Bank party
have gained some counties here that we
had supposed would remain true to the
administration /; they will, however, lose
some-but the gain will be altogether on
their side"
Morris CARoLINA.-The Fayetteville
Journal states that out Of the l2 mern-
bers Of the Legislature, chosen in four
counties heard from, are friends Of the
administration. The Milton N. c.
Spectator, says all the counties heard
from, except Franklin, give majorities for
administration candidates. The Raleigh
Star Of the 18th inst, gives returns from
nine counties, but says nothing Of the po-
litical sentiments Of members elect. The
National IntelIigencer puts all anxious
expectants to rest by the announcement
that the returns from this State whatever
they may be, will not inform us accurate
" Of the political character Of the Legis-
lnturc, because the elections do not indi-
cate so clearly as in other states the
changes in politics.
MIssoURI.-The late election in this
state, we are informed turned, not on the
Presidential question, but on the propos-
cd amendments to the Constitution. In
St. Louis, the first days returns show a
large majority against them.
The Cove rnor Of Connecticut has des-
ignated the first Monday in. October for
the choice Of three members Of Cong ess,
To supply the places Of Messrs. Foot,
Ellsworth and Huntington.
Messrs. Foot and Huntington have
beea appointed judges; Mr. Ellsworth re-
turns to the bar. They have all deserved
we'll OF their State and country, and may
We trust, have not less worthy SUCCESSORS.
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HOPE BANK.

A Il the annual meeting of the Stock
"A holders in the Hope Bank, held on
Monday, the 4th inst. the following per-
sons were elected Directors for the year
ensuing, viz Joseph Smith, Jr. John
Stocktord, Samuel Barton, Barnard
Smith, Lewis Hoar, William Carr, Jr.
Miller Barney, jonathan Luther and Dan
iel Bosworth.
And at meeting Of the Directors on
the following day ,JosEPH SMITH, JR. was
reelected President, and
THO. G. WILLIAMS, Cash'r.
Warren, August 8, 1894. 3w.
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PROVIDENCE Cl'IY
MUSICAL ACADEMY ON THE
pESTAI CVCTEN

MUSICAL ACADEMY ON THE
PESTALOZZlAN SYSTEM.
'T EACHERS' CLASS.-Persons
II desirous Of qualifying themselves
to teach classes Juvenile or adult) in
Singing, upon the much approved system
of Pestalozzi, are informed that a class
will commence on the first Monday in
September, under the instruction of E.
II HANSEN, Professor of Music. Three
or four lessons will be given daily, in or
der to complete the course in one week.
Illustrations ofstylo and effect will be ad-
ded. Also, observations on the great ei-
forts now in operation 10 introduce secu-
lar and even profane music into the
Churches. Tickets Sd each, to be had
at the bookstores OF Beckwith s. Co., G..
Shepherd, and Marshall Brown s. Co.
sEs During the month of Aug"st, MIR.
HAHsEN will make professional excur-
sion to the principal towns in Rhode Isl
and, and neigbbofhood, remaining from
ope to three days in each place. Persons
desrous Of receiving lessons in either sa.
cred or secular vocal or instrumental mu.
sic, are requested TO form classes, and
inform him thereof By letters addressed tt
Providence, Post paid.
Mr.. IL. teaches the Organ, Piano
Flute, Violin, Bass g. other instruments
He will be accompanied by Mr.. Freze
and will give an instrumental Concert il
each place ; they will also assist at Ora
torios or sacred Concerts if desired. -
Terms moderate. Aug 8.
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Groceries, Provisions,
&c. &c.

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
at his Store on Broad-street, near the E.
Piscopal Curch, an assortment of Groce-
ries, such as teas, coffee, loaf and brown
augar, melasses, flour, rye and indian, pi-
lotbread, crackers, cheese, butter, salt
fish, rice, salt beef and pork, lard, choco-
late, apples, raisins, spices Of all kinds,
chewing and smoking tobacco, segars,
vinegar, cider, lamp oil, potatoes, onions,
beets, turnips, pickles, wooden ware
crockery, quills and paper, pins, cotton
thread, soap, nuts Of different kinds, curry
combs, hinges, hooks and staples, herring,
sword fish, SC. &c.
WANTED, in exchange Tor the above,
butter, cheese, potatoes, meal, apples,
eggs, or CASH.
Aug. %. S. S. SWASEY.