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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
Twcnty-fourth Comgrcss--lst Scss
Wcdnesday, Apra Is
IN SENATE,
Webster appeared in the Senate TO. day.

Mr.. Webster appeared in the Senate to-day
Petitions and memorials were presented BY Mrssrs
Ewing, Of Ohio Porter, Buchanan, Southland, Ewing, OF
Illinois, Kent and Webster; and referred.
Mir. Southland, from the Committee on Naval Affairs
reported bill for the relief Of Loamm Baldwin; which
read and ordered to second reading, and the Re.
port ordered TO be printed
The following resolution offered by Mr. Calhoun
Rssotcsd That the Secretary of the Treasury be d.
reced report TO the Senate with little delay as uay
be practicable, the amount Of money in the Treasury
the LIST of this month"; where deposed and the amount
of the liabilities Of the several banks of depose Respect
lively, with their Of meeting the same aud also
the receipts Of the Treasury for the quarter ending the
3lst of March last arranged under the heads Of CUSTOMS
public lands and Incidental receipts; considered ami
adopted
The Joint Resolution, introduced by Mr.. Niles. to
leave portion Of the public lands in Washington Tor the
cultivation of the Mulberry for Silks taken up its
third reading objected by Mr. Souard aud referred
tic Committee on the District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
one DAY LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.

The sp Argo, al Boston, brings 4 Liverpool paper Of
Feb u OH" Gay later than brnre received.
The King has given his sanction to the proposed
mrasurrs IN The House Of Commons for the suppression
of the Orange L1dges, and stated his determination 10
4 discourage all such Societies.
VI. P,rSi, late Minister of JUSTICE defeated as
Candidate pr the Vice Presidency Of thu French Cham
Der Of DEPUTIES NM Camon Dnc.atr and Irs.c
were elected place Of NJ III. Sawzct, Pussy and Pcir
now mcmbrls Of the Cabinet ''"
rar;. paprls Of Tie 9Th quoted. NJ. Theirs, the
urw French Prime Minister, concluded long spcrch i'll
t!c Chamber Of Peers by assuring the Chamber that the
recent clangc the Ministry contemplated change Of
men, and change of measures He also stated that
the Government must relax It's SEVERITY towards the press
and the liberal party. before it could expect the con-
deace Of the French people.
The Spanish civil war still going as heretofore
III consequence Of the severity OF Gen Nina To French
residents he and The French consul at Barcelona were
on the worst possible terms.
The Marquis Of Waterford, who few months ago
undertook knock down of the wnchInen Of The
CITY Of New York, and who in the morning found linn.
self in the .c! house. lately sent to The watch
house Of leicester, England, IN consequence OF street
brawl will! Il Waterman.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEkEr-Fc!D q.
Tie demand since rdncsday has slackcncd ard our
market closes rather heavily decline OF I'd per H.
ON new Eowrds willis, other descriptions maintain
tretnr rates The SALTS this week 21,U'0 bags viz
~ Sea Island 2,d IS 81; 80 Stained do lGd 10 l3d
1888 Bowed &c. . :: I'd 10 II Ia; 900 New Orleans
I'd to II I'D 30 Alabama Ct! to II lid; 200 Per
..ambuco Id 10 IL Id: SO Bahia rs &c IL bid
Liza Marahani IL I'D TO Is lid, &C., &c. The A'
oors tis wer. ,ljGG bags, and the sales 2-,l'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

GALE OF VALUABLE Sl.Av In conformity
~ with Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court o Law
I4h day OF the present month, (Apr in The rein
depending. in which Thomas Price, jr., and Joseph "
Shcppard are Plaintiffs, ana William d. Tay oe called
administrator of Henry .rnc!! deceased, and others are
Defendants, shall proceed 10 SELL al pnhc auction 10
the hishes bidder t,- cash il: irnnl 'f the BE-" Tavern,
in the City of Richmond, Saturday, the I'D day of
tie prescn! month at the hour Of III o'clock, A. NJ,
nineteen valuable. slaves. among whom are seven very
yauabr men, CT whom is Blacksmith about TWEEN
ty.iive years old. I. s. JONES, C0mr.
ADriI 10 ll5-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

4tilATEAU MAEGAUX will, for the balance &C the
" present season, cover such mares only now
engaged may be The road 10 his stand at the date Of
this notice RO. c. WILLIAMSON
pril ~. ll5-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

fruay, april -
Immediately after reading tic journal, Mi Denny rose
TO make niuiIon when
SIR Howard requested him 10 yield the looT 10 enable
him 10 bring subject before tho House, III which he
felt personal interest. Nlr. Denny haring complied,
a.ld leave being grautcd by the House,
MIR. Howard snid at lie wished 10 call Tie attention
of the House and Of The gentleman from Virginia, (Alr
Wisc) to tho imperfect in which his (r. w. y
renla1s made the day before yesterday, were report
cd in the National lnelii.rnccr Ut thIs morning. 1t
would be remembered By the House. that considerable
debate occurred upon motion OF gentleman from
North Carolina, (Nr. ShcppcrdD 10 strike cut part
OF the contingent fund provided for The State Depart
ment and which involved, in It's range, the pr"pr-
cty of the appointment by the President OF l"o cum
mIssnrrs i" pr"crcd 10 DINO and MIchisan' alter TIC
adjournment OF the last Congress- Mr. H. SAID that,
was we'll known he had the honor of being selected
our of l!!rs" commissioners. associated with disiE.
qnished gentleman (hlr. RGsh,) wlo had filled many
puurallc sl,inns under the Government. With what
SUCCESS or ability they had performed their duties, it
no, for him TO judge, being satisfied with the appreciation
of ,ll irsLc expressed Oh the render I'll The trust
bu, he would say, that they were undertaken with
sinre eve lu the preservation ui the peace oi the
try l;r;; threatened with imminent iangCr 81 violation
III the Course Of the debate, the power o the President
TO make such appointments had bec:r :rcc scaSscd-
Tins was property open t" debate, and gentle
men had FAR right 10 scru.IiZc it strictly lie had
listened to the remarks Of the gentleman rni. Virginia,
mr. Wise) as lie always did, with attention. and was
urrtcciIy sure that Tie report ui icm which he would
ask the Clerk TO read, nj" accurate report The
debate hayin. turned exclusively upoa The appointment
OF the commissioners, the gentleman from Virginia Is
made to say follows:
The Clerk then read this extract:
Mr. Wise saih the discussion shaved The nrccsS
" n! examining iicsc contingent appropriations
VIVA, would gentlemen say (hc asked It it should urn
ont tia, this very appropriation of twenty-five thou
sand dollars used TO pay so!nc vi these secret
agents appointed without any authority oi the C"'s
tuition: lie went into the examination Of the right Of
sa,uonncrt aud conended that The President lad
power Of The kind concnLed for The contingent ap-
pgnra,ions (he sad) applied 10 all Of He
ultimate purposes and even portion OF Sys!c Of
corruption, which had increased 10 most cnolnlous
extent
Mr. Howard said that, in The passage just read, it
NIGH be inferred by readers that the cpEet con-
tanned in The last sentence was applied To the appoint
mcnt Of the commissioners which, lie perfect: sure,
.hc rcn eiuan from Yirgina did mol do The remarks
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

10 The play going public must not forget that Dir.
Leicester the justly celebrated extravaganza singer
takes benefit tonight at the franklin. Mr.. Lansing,
OF whom report speaks highly, has volunteered his
services for the OCCASION aud Mr. Leicester will pro-
duce new opera, written by himself expressly for the
Franklin. In addition to his great merit as an actor
and singer his private character is most estimable and
we trust that his efforts please will meet the sub
santia appreciation of all who encourage modest merit
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

D- Doctor Sleigh delivered Saturday night,
another highly eloquent lecture on Physiology at the
rooms of the New York University. IL was crowded
with taste and fashion usual. Don't hang yourself
Bachelor
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08
WALL srREET.-MoNDAY. FEB. 8.

singular prevalent Ia quarter, In Wall
Saturday sssd that the President by advice of Mr. Van
Buren, has determined to create National Bank should The
application. Of the u Bank in
sw drol' The news from the susquehanns favorable but
the stock fell ate The fall produced the immense gu
ty hrowa into market by Prime Ward account Of Boo
ton holders Probably Friday Saturday 5,os hare were
sold for cash at "A TO IS Some strange differences drawn from
the fact that the Boston holders the chance cut
and
Other only Delaware Hudson went up full
per Is there fresh in this stock.
The Bank Of America nsu,ed Saturday en- IT, account the
last nstalmeut Of the Nsapoan Indensiy each Office tax ing
$4,000 II comes by the Havre packet ofihe LIST April
In the Custom House the business The amount
Of duties bonded for January ls36 is about oo-n cash
Si25 oo-otal for the month 81 BPS COO Last year for the
period the about 81 100 ooo-increase this
year S72ooo The whole Of imports 1883 was
about hy-six moas-fo 1884, about sevsny-six mIlioas-
for 1885, about 81 millions The estimate the Cusom House
the Treasury year Of 1885, ending the 5oh Speber next
lis 20 millions. The business has commenced also month
earlier than former Mr. Woodbury. don't forg the
lard orkng clerks in your einae Last year shaved Mr.
Ogden Of the efficient Office In the estsb
onehd Of his saay-baince and make up his fairly
this Iyou don't Mr. Secretary consider yourself longer
o our list Of fsvores
Some curious enclosures have been made by Bank
Committee in Boston. Usuy-usury The whole country baak
mad and Ioco.ooom going did night in Tammany
Hail. Lalas Dec.
Real estate. is expected will be awake this week. The
has passed auhog the city banks yeas in sd
don half the present Of their esps and
that and half This equiven, increase
ing capital for two years the Of $7,205 COO.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

MATCHING BY STEAn.-A convention in Albany have
been trying but could not nominate Harrison for the
next Presidency. Daniel Webster just get of the
way if you please. Your talents are troublesome.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

I Thanks TO the Hon. Gideon Lee for documents.
Many ditto TO the editor Of the Argus. Egad our
friends are increasing
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

FRENCH FLEEr.-Accounts were received yesterday
that the French fleet of observation had arrived before
Martinique on the 9Th Of January. Admiral Machaus
broad pendant floating from frgate. "Kelrot 90 hr'
a day after the fair.'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

The EXPERIMENTAL Observation-Disclosures in the
Sun of Saturday applies TO us the following decent
Christian epithets :-s lie teler' dirty concern
fellow of no HONOR impudent scrawler," sense
less hypocnte,' his toad-like venom vile fellow
mean and dishonest scoundrel,' "a monster" " a
beautiful creature The great Founder of Chrstianity
lays it down in h;s Gospel rule, charge ye my
children, that We love another by this shall all
know that We my disciples"
Thesedata being given, solution, according to loga-
rthms demanded Of these four several propositions
1. In what direction is Bachelor goiagl ?. Is it a
siraightn to the right left upwards downwards
B. Where is il probable nc will land after he shall have
hung himsefl and 4. How hot according to Farenheit
Reaumur, will his apartments be in the other world
u The BALTIMORE CHRONICLE, in copying the
original correspondence, exclusively published in the
Herald, between William Nv, Of England, and Andrew
LOT the United States gives the following rght-and
lefthanded slap, which shall repay the first oppor-
tunity "
"One ofrhe most thorough philosophers in the world
is the Editor of the New York Herald. The misfor-
tunes of his editorial seem to have other
effect than 10 sharpen the edge Of his w.t. and give
mere pungent raeiness TO his hunor. He is frequently
ahead Of his contemporaries in the reception Of impor
tant intelligence, aud, one would suppose, evea had
access TO the most private escTutor of the President
Of the United States himself Witness the following
authentic version of the correspondence which has
Gently passed between King William, of England and
General Jackson" &c. &c. &c.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

The HERALD-ExTRA, for commercial circulation in
the Southern and Western States will be issued this
day. two o'clock. Brief advertisements received be
fore ii O'Clock, can have place.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

IL Nes advertisements receired too late last eren-
tsg tciI be inserted tomorrow.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

How TO PRESERVE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS FOR Pos
rERIrr.-Pack upa Presidents Original Message very
carefully-seal the package with red wax-te piece
Of red tape about it-address your greagreat great
grand chid-then deposit it carefully in the nearest
Post Office. The package will reach its destination by
due course Of mail in l956-oras long as Amos
Kendall is Post Master General.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

U. 5. b mix, i25, 2it, 25i, 24i,
Bank Of America, i22t,
Phenix Bank, 1881,
Del. Rud-. les. 81, 63,7,
Morris Canal, 7, q,
N. O. Canal. loo,
n. O. City Bank, 100, 10.
y. d. Com Bank, l04. 5,
Planters Bk., Miss, l22, 22i,
Ohio. La T., 1871, 90,
Am. TT. Co, Bait l0e,
Kentucky Bank, l0la,
n. O. Gas Co, 1851.
vieksburgh Bank, 1854, 81,
N. o. Mech. 4 Trad. Bk, lo7,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

IMPORTANT To House. KEEPERs.-We called last
week at the house of Messrs Lockwood & Andrew on
me corner OF Fulton and Broadway to their
beautiful and useful Kitchen Ranges.
There is "a, the shop in constant operation, and
more useful, ingenious and economical invention, has
scarce been offered to the public. Roasting. boil
ing and baking be done for family of thirty per
sons, FOR one month, with single ofcoal. Board
ing house keepers, hotels, aud eating houses, will find
il this concern utility and comfort combined We
recommend all persons about taking houses for the
ensuing year, 10 call the and judge for them
selves. The expense of enc cook for family of 80
persons, including the mason work, is but $4,000.
At the excellent Of Horn & Frees, corner
Of Nassau and Pine street, another of these ranges
also be seen. We descended one day last week into
their kitchen, which is and comfortable as the
big at Washington, with far prelter cook maids
one of whom vas eating her luncheon, and keeping
watch over dozen pots and kettles as narrowly as
Reuben ~ Whitney does over the net hanks
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

Look OUT FOR YOUR HEALTH-The weather is
changng-cold quite moderate yesterday. Be parti-
cular to keep your feet always dry and your head al
ways cool. Peursy, consumption, scarlet fever &C.,
will soon be rife, if yoS don't take care.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

-1Sofs ~ Xff~etfo''s
Planlers' Bank, Tens., lilo, 9i,
lafayette Blk, CHM. I02,
N. Y. ms CO., l2l,
Ocean Ins. CO., $50,
Am. Ins. Co, lHl. s..
Union Ins. Co. -,
Sea ms Co., IS,
farmers Loan, ll7k
Mohawk r. r., 1901, 7, 81.
Paterson X. r., ~, 5,
Harlaem Y r., 81, scrip IS,
Bos. & Prov. n. r.. i5t, l5t.
Csmden& Amboy r. r., l4s,
Bos. 4 wor. II. r., 100, l02,
Utica II. r., lls, 10,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-01-28
Litchfeld Couutv. 81.


County Court, Dec. Term, A. d. 1885.
Upon the petition Ofthe inhabitants of the
~ town Of Winchester and Of the inhabit.
ants Of the town Of COlebrOOk, in saie. county,
shelving to this Court that there is ceytaia
public highway commencing in said Colebrook
near and few rods northerly ofthe dwelling
house of Peter Corbin, and thence running
from the Waterbury river turnpike road about
one mile to the north line of Slas Hoskins'
land, aud terminating in said town of Win
chester, which highway was laid oUt by said
County Court upon the petition Of Theodore
Aiosdale and others against said towns Of
winchester & Colebrook; and that said high
way mas become unnecessary for public use
highway: '"'"
II Is therefore ordered BY this Court, that said
petition be continued to the next term of this
Court; and that n"tice Of the tendency Of the
same be given BY publishing this order ia both
Of the newspapers published in the town Of
Litch6sld. 10 said county, three weeks sue.
cessively, the last Of which publications shah
be at least three weeks before the irst Tues.
day in April. 1885. By the Court.
- FaEDERIcK Wo1COTr, Clerk.
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" f, jerome b. Woodruff. Of the town o.
w Litch6eld, Con. aud Lyman Baird. from
the city Of New. York, would inform the pup
lie that they have this day entered into ''m'l'
ed cOpartnrrship for Eve years, for the purpose
Of manufacturing and Ve"ding Piano F0r1es-
| the business to be transacted under inc """'O
and firm Of
Baird n Woodruff ,;,..
their manufactory to be located sOo ~ %"vs
the advantage of water power. "n'cn W" Ut gu,
able them 70 furnish their INSTRUMENTS mug ,nuS'
and Warranted equal in every respect.
anu H. a. :".."r,ents will be sold at their Fac
.o., and such other place or places as shall
hereafter be designated.
LYMAN BAIRD.
JEROME B. WOODRUFF.
NIB. Pianos and other Musical Instruments
tuned and repaired 10 the best manner.
o. Also, wanted Immediately as above.
too good Journeymen Cabinet Makers, to work
at cases. BAIRD g. WOODRUFF.
L.itchfeld. Jan. 1, 1885. SO
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NOTICE.

IN application Of Levi Catlin and Jacot
" Moss, trustees of certain estate, real and
personal, assigned to them by LEVI Moss, Of
LitchfeId. in Litchfeld probate district. fou
Ahe benefit Of all his creditors, this Court doth
assign the fourth day of February next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate Office
in Litch6eld. for the appointment of Commits
sioners 10 examine and adjust the claims OF
the creditors Of the said Levi Moss, agreeably
to the statute 10 such case provided; and said
trustees are directed to publish this order 10 a
newspaper printed 10 Litchfeld, and to post
up copy thereofOn the public signpsst 10 said
town nearest the residence Of said Moss. that
oil persons interested may, if they see cause.
attend and be heard relative to such appoint.
Amsnt. The above is a true copy of record.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
Judge Of said Court.
1itehteld, Jan. ls. 1886. 81
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NOTICE.

shE Court Of Probate for the District OF
Ll'chheld hath assigned the 1lth day OF
Henrusry next. at ten O'clock in the forenoon,
81 tne PROBATE Once in Litchfeld, for the ex-
summation and settlement Of the administra.
uon acco0nt on the estate ofRura WILSON.
safe OF bennington. 10 said district, deceased.
q wnscn Time and place an persons interested
10 said estate will. Il they see cause. attend
before said Court and be heard ia the Dremi-
80. BY ettler Ofasid Court.
SAAsuEA GissoNs, ". Adwsr.
4dseAteA.. Jam. Y, 1853. eSs
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New Arrangement.
New-HaveM, Litchfield, and



THE STAGE through Watertown. Water.
bury, Salem Bridge, and Woodbridge, to
New. Haven, will leave Litchield Tuesda vs.
and Thursdays at Q O'Clock in the morning.
and o" Saturdays at o'clock so as go through
to New-York the same day. and return from
the Boat as noticed heretofore.
stage will also leave New Haven every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on the ar
rival Of the Boat, foy Naugatuc and Waterbu-
~, and return next days. leaving Waterbury
at A. NJ, making daily line between New
York and Waterbury, and tri-sceekly between
New York and Litchfeld.
Stage then leaves Litchdeld for Albany oa
the arrival of the stage from New-Haven. and
arrives 10 Albany next day to dine.
Extra Coaches always In readiness at Hitch
Geld, Waterbury, and New: Haven, to convey
passengers to any place Of the route.
Inquire in New. Haven at the Old Stage
House. opposite the Tontine. and at Litch6eld
Of o. Wadhams. Agent. Fare from New
York to LitchReld IS 90.
JOHN W. HARRIS & CO.
Nangotue, Oct. I. ~ PTePrtetOrs.
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newfoundland Farmer

NeWsEmSA6mO FARMER
and Gardeners Journal.
THIS is a weekly paper, devoted to Agri.
IL culture, Horticulture g. Rural Economy.
1t is conducted by Thomas G. Fessenden, as.
sisted by various agricultural writer's. and by
the observations of many of the best practical
cultivators in the United States. 1t is printed
with new type on good paper in a quarto
form, PACED, making a volume Of 4l6 pages
annually. to which a title page and index are
furnished gratis.
This journal has been published IS years,
during which time unremitting exertions have
been made to make it acceptable and useful to
the farmer and gardener.
At the end Of each year the numbers can he
bound. and constitute valuable work, being
worth their subscription price as book ofre-
ference. GA weekly report Of the sales at
Brighton. the state of the markets, crops, sc.
and occasional drawings Of agricultural impls-
ments, &c. are given in this journal.
The N. E. Farmer is published every We'd
nesday at $3.50 per annum, payable upon re-
ceptiOn Of the first number. New subscribers
furnished with the back numbers of the cur
rent volume.
POstmasters and others who may be dispo.
sed to act as agents, will please to retain 10
per cent Of the moneys which they may re-
ceive for subscriptions.
GEORGE G. BARRETT, Publisher.
Boston. Jan. 1885, a.
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vvu1cu IN PART cONaIars ,

WHICH IN PART CONSISTS OF
~ NGLISH and French MerinOs. Salisbury
"a Flannel, French Calico; also the tw lied
English Prints; a variety Of Silks for dresses,
Of different qualities and cOlOrs, from so cents
to $I,95 per yard; wrought Caprs and Col.
lars, Thread and BObbinett Laces. Muslins oil
different kinds, Thlbet and raw silk Handk'ft
and Shawls, Fancy Adk'fs and Scarfs. short
Fur Tippets. Belts, Gloves, Hosiery g. Shoes;
COrsetis, Curls, Combs, &c. &c. Also an ex.
tensive assortment Of MILLINERY. such as
velvet and silk Hats. Caps, Ribbons & Flow
ers. Ornaments for the head. Nets for ladies
and misses. all Of which will be sold on rea-
sOnable terms.
OFAn kinds of Millinery and Mantuamak-
ing done in the ncatest & most approved style.
Customers are respectfully invited to call and
examine goods and fashiORs before purchasing
elsewhere.
Milliners and Mantuamakers from abroad
can he furnished with goods and patterns ON
terms that may make it for their interest to
purchase, instead Of going to the city to obtain
them. 10 Litchfeld, Oct. IS.
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WANTED.
Il O $ II.

FITHER 10 this village. or on the road to
H Wolcottviie from Litchfeld, on Tues.
day the 5'h inst. small sheep skin WALLET
containing about 40 dollars in money, mostly
10 small bills, and several notes Of hand. As
payment Of the notes has been stopped, they
can De OF no use to any one but the owner
A suitable reward will be given to the finder
by leaving it at this office, or returning it to the
subscriber. SHERMAN RUSSETT,.
Litehfeld, Jan. Z, 1885. Q,