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The native American., 1839-07-27

STEnpLEs.-ih he editor of the New York Ga
zette thus speaks out plainly about steeples to
churches:
1.-The march of classicality and paganism has
gone about far enough in its innovations upon our
church architecture, and will be permitted, we
hope, to go but little farther We have trembled
ever since our Egyptian city prison has excited
so much attention., lest some Of our Christian
gregations should take it into their heads to erect
an Egyptian church. That we have escaped the
Chinese pagodas as houses of worship, we cons
der almost miracle; although, to confess the
truth, they would be quite as slightly, and quite
as appropriate, as some of the edifces that haze
been erected, If there must be an outlandishness
Of taste introduced into our architecture, we be-
seech that it may be kept as long as possible from
disfguring the houses built for the worship of the
Christians God. People who build dwellings
for themselves may, for aught we care erect them
in resemblance of Hotenlot's mud hut, or the
cabin of an Esquimaux, but they have no right to
savagise the churches. A Greek temple, or a
Roman theatre, may be the very perfection Of
classic beauty, but we protest against their being
made models of ecclesiastical ediices:''
The native American., 1839-07-27

ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
~ SHOES-Sign of the Mammoth Golden Boot
JOSEPH B. FORD, Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly oppo.
site Browns Hotel has received by the latest imporatons
from France his usual supply of French Calfskns and
French Morocco, portion Of which he has made into
splendid Boots and shoes and is prepared to make to or.
der any article in his line in style warranted equal to
a'y in this or any other country.
- b F. offers to the ladies resident and visiting the
Metropolis the following, superior Of their kind viz:
Gaiter SCOTS, OF any variety with beautiful a.sort-
ment OF coored Satin Turc with cooIed Morocco to suit
Tor making Cater Boots Ladies can have any color they
wish to match their dresses
Christina Water proof Boots lined with fur most de-
sirabe article for winter
Also, the Quilted Silk Boots and Ruskins, with cork
sord Boots and Shoes made light and elastic
Slippers of every variety for balls and evening parties
establishment 4 0"0~
TO the gentlemen ]. B. F. would particularly remark
'hat ne Is IN every way, prepared to fit them with Boots
and shoes in the neaest and most fashionable manner -
All the work of his establishment is invariably made Of
French Calf and Morocco Skins with Spanish Soes: and
having succeeded with great and attention in getting
lasts perfectly adapted TO the shape of the human foot
and IN securing the services OF Mr. JAMES PARsoNs
(whose superiority in cutting and fitting is SO generally
acknoWledged,) he can with the greatest confidence.
Public ie = ~
Dec
The native American., 1839-07-27

d DEMOVAL.-Bot & Dom. having purchased the
III stock Of goods of Mr. Seth Hyatt. would respect
fully inform their customers and the Public generally,
that they have taken that well known stand formerly
occupied by P. Manro & Son, nearly opposite Browns
Hotel, and lately by Mr.. S. Hyatt, where they intend
continuing the house furnishing business mole extern
sively than formerly
They have now on hand well selected stock Of GOODS
embracing almost every article used in genteel house
keeping TO which they would invite the attention Of
persons furnishing.
Will be found now in store general assortment Of
Cabinet ware Chairs, Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses
Looking glasses, China Glass, and Crockery ware
Lamps ofvarious descriptions
Knives and Forks, Plated and German Silver goods
Brtanna ware, Brass Andirons
Shoves Tongs and Tenders
Hollow ware for kitchen purposes
Tin and Wood ware, Garden Tools, &c.
All of which they will sell low for cash. or on time to
punctual customers. June
The native American., 1839-07-27

L>REsH SARATOGA WATER just received and for.
II sale by the box single bottle.
Also, Swans Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain new
apparatus for making soda water at the expense
and labor Of the old method. Price 500.
F. HOWARD, 3- :
O r. Rail
The native American., 1839-07-27

WYE HAVE JUST OPENED
wv 100 pieces colored bofderea Crash Tor stair steps
so do Huckerback, beached
10 do do brown.
Also, 10 do l2l Sheengs -,
June 8 BRADLEY s. CATLETT.
WHITE CAMBRICs, MUSlINs, &c.-We have,
Wv just opened
so pieces Plaid Mnslins
100 do Cambria RlusliLs
80 do Null and Jaconet Musns
Also in store
5000 yards colored French Lawns and Musllns
which will be sold off cheap.
June 8 BRA DLEY& CATLETr.
The native American., 1839-07-27

NJ EWBoOKS-Charles Vincent, or the Two Clerks,
~ Tale OF Commercial Life in vols.
Also, Cure for Scandal, or Deraction Displayed, as
exhibited by Gossips, Takers over, Laughers at, Ban
ereis Nicknamers SINGERS, Scorners, Sneereis Eye
Incters Mimcs, Caricaturists and Epigrammatiss by
Amelia Opie, author OF Illustrations Of Lying.
Also, fresh supply Of the School Boy, Or Guide for
Youth 10 Truth and Duty, by John S. G. Abbott, author
of Mother at Home, Child at Home, &c.
Also, Caleb il the Country, Story for Youth, by the
author of the Rollo Books.
The above new books are just published and for sale
by W. M. MORRISON,
July l3- Four doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-07-27
THE P,Rsr MATRIMONIAL QuARREL.-The ex

THE PlRsT MATRIMONIAL QUARREL.-The ex-
treme excitability, and curiously constituted tenn
perament of the Irish, which makes them pc
culiarly prone to Nov melt into love and now
madden into crime," was ludcrously exempli6ed
at the Police Office on Saturday.
A young Irish woman rushed into the office in
state Of almost frantic excitement; her eyes start
ing from their sockets and her whole face inflam-
ed with passion and rage. Your Honor SAID she
10 the magistrate, in voice half choked with pas
sion, want warrant for my husband. What
did he do to you asked the magistrate. He bate
me, and abused me, and treated me worse than
dog, replied the woman. Can you swear to that I!
asked the magistrate. It's | that can and WILL
replied she vehemen,ly. My good woman, said
the magistrate, you are at this moment too much
excited to take an oath. You had better go home
and come here on Monday, and will then hear
your complaint. Instead, however, ofleaving the
Office, she sat down on one of the forms, and be-
gan to cry most piteously at what she called de-
nial of Justice. gentleman who was standing
close 10 her endeayored TO pacify her, by telling
her that her complaint would be assuredly heard
on Monday. All said she, sobbing, and in a
tone OF voice, now as much subdued as it was a
few minutes before vehement, if once 60 home
am afraid III never be seen here again. Why?
said the gentleman, are you afraid your husband
will murder you, or make away with you, or con-
fine you? Oh no, sir, said she, | am sure he
won't do anything Of that sort. 10 tell you the
truth, sir, this is the first quarrel ever we had,
and am afraid that AS she did not finish
the sentence, the gentleman again asked her what
she was afraid OF. Sir, said she, with an air OF
The most serious simplicity, g | am afraid that be-
fore Monday, I'll make up with him and forgive
him, and then Of course III never come here
again"
"Wen," said the gentleman, laughing, stake
my advice, and 60 home, and don't be at all afraid
of making up with your husband
"Why, then, in truth, sir" said she, "may be
after all it's the best way, and I'll take your ad
vice and 60 home" And the fury Of the few
minutes before, walked out Of the Office with hel
features as composed if no cloud of anger had
ever passed over them.-N. T. Journal Of Com
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
AC11PSE still in the Field
GOLD,S
Eclipse Cooking Stove, u.

. - a .
TINE Eclipse Cooking Stove has beer
u used by . large number Of families fol
three years past, and its superiority, for eco,
nomy and convenience, is, in their opinion,
indisputably established. 10
The subscriber has recently brought out q
new Stove. designed expressly for small FAM
lies; price only sixteen dollars, which is
confidently pronounced by those who have
tried it, to be a Geek eco f6y9.tlbess.s,
This stove is so constructed as TO carry of
all the steam as fast Jas II Id generated "a con-
sideraflCn which mnst give Il favor withsthose
to whom steam is Disagreed le-and point
also to which some recently advertised stoves
are said not 70 have attained.
The above stoFes with those of the Two lar
ger Sizes which Rre also constructed on the
same antiasteam. principle, with boilers aud
furniture SGmpleteF may be seen, and pur-
chased. at N. Sanfofa's, New Milford Geo.
Walters, NewsP Preston; Messrs. gSwift,s,
Warren (; Rrinsnade g. Mitchel's, Washing
ton /; Walkers Woodbury. Merriman, NAL
lory q Co.'S. WATERFOWL /; Garfield a Rob-
bins's, Falls Village; Major ID. Gould's,
Sharon; A. Miles & Co.'S Goshen Amos
Wadsworth's, Litchfield; and at the subscri-
ber's Office, near the South Meeting House,
in Cornwall st'Rl
Also, may be had at the same place, STovE
PRE-, of the several qualities and all kinds
Of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron spork, done 10
order, in the best manner. &
STEPIIEN.J. GOLD. d
sCosm,ocu, Oct. 0, 1889. El0
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
A CARD

MIR. EDsToR-Pefnlit me through your paper,
W. thankfully 10 acknowledge the Receipt Of Ger.
tiicate ofhcnorary mefnhership from the Asneriean
Board Of CsmmissioneIs for Foseign Mi.sio6s The
many months sinc6- lie csrtiicaie has but lately
besR received. = make this scknbwIedRment with
more th8n ofdinarg feelings Of kfattnde. 10 cir
cumstacts (which need NOT explain, weFs such as
TO render il token Of 1--we, peculiaHy valuable.
Permit me alsn % acknowledge iheSeccipt offwen-
" dosn from the Y0Gag Eqdies Wet Seeming Sacie.
g. 70 cons!itute me Lie member of he American
tions Of Icve toward Me unwCflly Disciples of Jesus
and such beneeolence to those who inhabt The dark
parts Of the ealthare seeieteyed In heaven. and will
be received when tgle shall be no ion0er" both BY
these Mho give aud eose who receive with 3oy m
apeakable. The young ladies tnst wjII even "a
this life, receive rich reward for their pios abors
and that iiie which p TO come crown # glory
nv Very uI ay as Se wossca5as sna love Is eooj
works which have received .frpn dc pssia of my
charge during the short time have heenwith them
With liberal hands they have bestowed tponm and
my family the ch0cesf and the beat from their haske
and theif Store. We are fed with the finest Of The
wheat and 0ur cup runneth over" ID cold and
heati 10 SKINNER and wintag. iley Nave been mindlu
d all our temporal w1nfs and hays been quick u sup
ply Them. Ii friendly visits and in sabsfantidr' 70
on ccgnipft and Happiness. shey hcd aplaee apon;
he chiefest 81 thnae who love the holy ministry. am
who Mitb liberal hqnd2 contribute 70 IN suppo5t Fo
such unmeritsd faycrs. won.d thus publicly rende
to nay neopie a. sicere tribute at gratitude, nc th
same time playing ihai thcr bcuniiful = 10 may b,
returned ig spiritual hlassing hundred fold increas
edigio their eyn hpso.ps end be .ss precious stea
I; q i saai re .e:. q. |,
49, ~ ~ ,ass, = $500
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

THE different sizes Of the above Stove, to-
Il gether4with the various sizes of Parlor
and Box Stoves, are for sale by the subscri-
bers. at Salisbury Centre. II sA
II 10 believed BY those who are acquainted
with the different kinds Of Cooking Stoves
now in use, that the /" Elevated Oven Rofary''
is decidedly superior TO any other ever Offer
ed to the public, both in point Of economy
and Convenience. s.A 94.5,a sss5
The following 10 one among multitude Of
Testimonials which may be offered in Ito ia.
Wa the undersigned, having for come time past US
ed in our families Granger's Elevated Oven Rotary
Cooking Stove ore Of the opinion that for saving Of
fuel baking, and convenience in cooking exceeds
any other Stove with wasich we are acquainted. s.
s,.g, LOT NORTON, y. syslsz ! HI n
{sss WILLIAM G. STERLING, ss
{s5s ALExANDER H. HOLLEY.st
WILLIAM BUSHNELL,
-st ~ 81 IN ADAM REID. ~ SA
Salisbury, Sept. u, 1850, sf.f.. 81
si Pipe and Furniture, Il
ruKN1sfiED no ORDER. fase III
ss PHILIP STEWARD,
8. \, STERLING g. GRAHAM.
Salisbury. Oct. 10. 1880. j. 81. 6tl9
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
Cash for FLAG Seed.

ME subscribers CONTRARY TO fheifexpec-
4 tations) wish 10 purchase Flax Seed, and
will pay cash for any quantity of The same,
delivered at their Oil Mill, or at any other
place within 80 miles Of Litchfield.
L6aeSeeG OIL for sale, or 70 exchange
for Flax Seed, on reasonable terms.
BEEBE & OSBORN.
IN. B. All persons indebted to us are re-
quested to give us an opportunity 10 balance
their accounts $3.50 R. & o.
Litchfeld, Oct. 10. 0 ... 8 + 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
STRAYED,

60 ~ - vRUM the subscriber, on
~ ~ The first Of May last, three
YSdfling' Cdtfls one dark red
Nv y heifer, STAR iii the face, high
horns one steer, dafkish red, broad horns !;
one steer, bright red bug horns no artificial
marks. Whoever viii give information
where the cattle can be found shall be we'll
rewarded, aud all necessary charges paid.
A3s -. { 81 s RUSSEL PHELPS.
/ Haywisson. Oct. 8, 1880. 6. 800 !. Z .l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
NEW GOO
ssaa ~. n. WsERM.

nFFERS for sale q very large and extern
~ sive assortment OF NEw GOODs, purcha-.
sed In New York q few days since consisting
Of almost every article wanted for this and
the approaching seasons--in pariicular, an
Cloths, India Rubber Shoes, &c. &c. &c. &C.
for sale OF q small profit for cash, produce
or approved crelit. /, =.
Lstckfeld Oct. 9. 1880. $50 fS
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
NOTICE

THE subscriber hereby gives notice 10 all
residents and ngl-residenis who are lia-
bic to pay taxes ia the town Of Washington.
that he has received warrant to collect 4
State tax Of one cent on the dollar on the as
sessment list Of 1888; that he will meet them
az the store of, Rripsmade 81 Mitchell, on
Monday llth day Of November next from
O'Clock, I. M. until s. and at the Inn 81 Al;
bert Reynolds. in New Preston, on Monday,
18th, from 10, A. M. until 4 p. M.on each of
said days. for the purpose Of receiving said
taxes. All persons neglecting this notice are
liable to pay such fees rs the. law directs.
JOHN B. NEwroN, Siaie COllector.
Washington. Ocf. Z, 1850. sl0'
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

Ara Cossf n Pnobdie hcliss III Li,clsfel6, piih-,
III and ~ lhs issricf of Iiich fsld, on lie 6th
/ dag Of Ocfobcrs 1899 q Pkfaekas Miner.
ESQ. Jadee of the COnst N Pr6baJe. jor said
] dislrics, being dead EAesenf. CalSm Butler.
Esq. fudge AZ he Cosgs IF PYobaeJor he
adjoiniMg district Of Plgysoslfh;; stko nsay BY
I lasc acf, holding he sGnse sf.sa.y
.nN motion of the administrator On the
NJ Estate, Of EzRA Carr. latesof Liiehfeid,
this. Court doth appoint me 2lst
day Of Oct. 1883, at 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon, OF the Probate 0iice ih EilchfeId, for
Hfhe examination and settlement Of fhe Adj
administration account Of said Administrator,
when and where all persons interested cmay
gappear. If they see cause, and be- heard
etcuching said account and doth also direct
|said Executor to give public gosiceof this
order by publishing the sumo IA newspn-
per printed IN Litchfield, apd By posting The
same On the signpost IN said Litchfeld. near
lest the place where said deceased last dwell:
item days at least previous tOsaid 2lst day Of
| October. Certified from Record.
! sl0 ! ~ GEo. g. WoobgUyE, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

6Hz.f n . R0KE inis. tie oueIoSiise
~ q the subscFibeF. on the
eVK zlsf Of last month. ds,k rs5.
.a211D MidIiRg sized HEIFE Is --,.h;,s..
brush faii--n0 other marks. The ow 1,er can,
obtain said creature BY proving pronertv
ana paying charges. ELI N0RFON
Litckfeld, Oct. 3, 1890 - 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

.nrOW@E "A O. sNEH.

ousIIn DE l4AIns, Satin ~ lphide. Clock
w ings OF yictosia Goods for dresses---
Bombazines English, French and German
Merinos; plain and fig'd dark and Bghf Cir
cassians; fg'd and plain Silks; EDgissh and
American Prints, &c. &c. &e. and 10 tprth.
EffeHfe1 OF 10. y $500 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

T-E .
SEPARATELY, which consumes nearly the whole day.
and consequently greatly lessons the number Of votes
taken fac the ofcsa chosen in the latter par. Of the
day. Il Il i &, i Ibr Sscend Assessor. 1T ~ y
Daniel y Benton, lwhig) 34S sr
$500 snas. y. waugh, toco' Os a.
sis go az l
1870. Bentdng majority: Al ~
- For Fyst, SeisstmsN.
o [;ss a1 q ssng' d,,., no 80
ss.3l seaiserine. $50 - S, l--S0s
,,,..ss;ssss !, y. ...,s 1920 IA
eN's Z. nls2or''y. e,
ss.r,., p 80 III .1 mnca S'e'x' ssff e. 4
Sylvester Galpin, t tsih ! 49,. 2o7 r.
psn.., -. " z, * 50
II, 1870 y s.
" .l u ~ j. 49, = ,,s
8, Ieet Dan.el - nen,on'
100. s. \,
:. !.
Bnel. tsn sals
Selers6sea Ozias Lewis, John a Oviati, Henry s.
Gfi.r'0ld. Isaac Tatls. WiIism coe. = u
I0iss Csesk Samuel r Boiies. y ;tf,
zcpa 1saasdser- lsaac l.awfenee. NJ
fspsfasss end ollecior- Beniamin ililbofn: r..
GeFsialbi Cbsflss 81 RueL Jesse Z, Judd. VIM.
II. Whis,ieseys Alben =. BEse, Elijah W. Garnsey.i
Daniel 3. stoddasd al. SO.
Gnand Jsrots-A Andrew Bsnedict, Jabsz Whittls-
aey, Hsmfan Hssell, Aunihs Burgess, Norman Hal,
Lyman Wehstsk &. as:g n.
81 - .--ss gS so ia.
nj E'pssoa, !. \ j, I. 9s;.s q. q
alne result q the e'ec''pn 2, saNn ocets 81 Mon g
eay " ~ sgsa = s'l us. nave anaela'e0. Ihs
.s''s'S $50 fis 49, se 80 - - - -
seventh y me enaTs go1 = = handsome enc dee'ded
majority. and one wcn eannat e overcome y 9.
.''et y my 49,
ce saas .nis o'u 1870 ~. 80" ] " ~.
ana WIN Iaope. ~" s1fus \ y.
safh ''. r ensure ne 9; 'n.s nsppy
seFe q ,nnes VIZ feq'''e so''e'en. y'3asos
part @ 'ne wig palsy, ana uple ~ pu''s:ua
J. ~ 80 7 ''s'
81 6 r.y & srss ssrssa I; ,
q u 49, h.ss 4 $500 ! d;..s;,;.S &.
:. 49, 80. - ~ as' u. ssh..ncs ,hnss sna
~" ~ 80 - ss,.als 80. q os,sc
80 - ~ ~ y, NJ ssrs;.s Ii .Il4dv ~
$50 ~ 80 ~ - ri
aahifdSs da,uay TIE -ahig democracy i That
which he # ss .o'ss. sad STATE haye repeat
coy and solemniy appf1ted Inc NOISY van bnsen
ahss Which they have 4 repeatedly and e s0lemny
sfsn.se' u. Il. ]; u e,. u i,
n shs peniinGfion made by che followers q the
Van buren, dynasty 70 ihls town. some things are wor
ny q remark. and q sober consideration. ylz-'hat
thsir candidate ior FIss sslece'man was lawyer Of
village. whore professional are ex-
tsnsivtsand demand and must require be undivided
enc con.'a a. a ~ nnueIs'and. ~ p1ces
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
GTRA'YED,,

/ -. .sss TyROM the subscriber in
- II Befhlem, sir YearIizgs-
four steers, two heiters-tbr
= = steers red, the. other darn red,
with q white streak over the shoulder ip the
form Of 4 ring one better, dark red the 9TH,
er light red, with Q little White ~ The back
81 the lsit ear: Wh6eSeF VIII return said
cattle, or eve. formation where they may
be found, shall be- Thereby rewarded. as III !
VI n. b. THOMPSO
Bahlem, Oei. 7, 1889. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

~
az the lgiealD Cassh Seca,e. z
THE subscriber has received an, addition
- % bis farmer stock of Goods. which rs
Ss ANXIOUS % sell cseap for cash. Purchasers
can md Ct his store, among other articles.
black. green and olive Cibfhs; Pilot Cloths.
Sattineis, MeFin6s, MouselirS de LANES: tai.
ian, Poult de Sol and Ltsiring Silks; French,
English and American Prints; Furniture do;
Rob Roy Brocha, Merfn0 and other Shawls:
Velvets, fight and dark Vestihgs, cold Table
Covers, Table Linen; Irish Linen, liner Cam.
brio. cross barred aud sarsnet Cambria, BSok
Muslin, Bobinet Lace, lineh cafnbfic and silk
Handk'fs. silk and gi6gham Cravats. brown
ana oieached Sheetings, brown and bFeached
Drililngs, Canton FlanneL Ticking, Cotton
Check. Corded Skirts, Cotton Diaper, Batting
ana Wicking, white and colored Wadding,
Sucks and Mocasins, Hose, Gloves, UmbreI-.
las, Suspenders, &c. &c. &c. .s,,s .1ss
:. 4 5ss4gr ALSO, 500 i, tss+ ~
! CaS1aG, CsaOcltcs.y, EGrEheaa, u.
Brass SsasG Hard Ware. 5
Molasses. Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Spices. ground
and unground, FLOUR, Salt, Snuff and To
ioacco, smoked and picked Holabut, picked
and dried Goldfish, Shaa, Mackerel, SoIR
LEATHER, &C. s. d. WHEEIER. n
Z Litchfeld, Oct. 9. g II 10
=
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

II. .3'tss TAKEN NJ r.,
-. =. -. Ely thu snbscriber, about the
~ n 2Oth Of September. Three
dep red Calpss--one STEER. and !,
80 two heifars:. The owuer Or !,
owners can obtain, the sagpe BY calling. pro-
ying properly and Rizdj pNs dsf &. cam.
No. Goshen. OF. /, 1850. 80 sI6'l
At.6 Oous1jaf Pyobaie koldea al Canaan, s0ithin
and fcr ths District b Sharon, on the 23d dayl
of Sepis6iJss IA. n. 1880 a saflg
Presenis Wslliam M Burnell Esq. Judge.
AN motion Of the execukOfs on the estate
~ OF CHEsrEREIEIpC HAFMANs late Of Sha-
ron, deceased, Ibis Conrt d0th decree that six
months from fIii3 date be allowed and limited
for the creditors OF said estate to exhibit their
claims neainst the came ~ the aid executors
land directs that rublEc notice BE- given of
this order BY advertising the sAnoe in news
paper published ia Iilchhald hind BY post
Ing = lssgy iPsEso( eIA shs public sisnpost n I
80 M ',t Bssass.ss srlss E.ec,,,o,. Z
sI4. sssss CHARIEs EEAHs, Is - IA ' i
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
I LEATHHE R.

TUST received from Newly d supply
u Of Soal and Upper, Leather, which will
be sold at fair prices. BY HI !, n,
Sept. 20. $. GALPzN. I.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
n SCHOOL

WILL be opened in Mortified on Tuas-
~ day the 9th Of Nov. next, which il will
gle one for those who wish, AT the least pos
sl6le expense of time and money. 10 acquire
general English education. For this pur-
pose II Is intended 10 devote portion Of each
DAY to oral instruction. Ia select subjects of
Astronomy, Natural History, Political Econ
omy, and other important and interesting
branches Of a College education. The Latin
and Greek languages 81 the higher branch
ies ofihe Mathematics will be taught. u desir-
ed. Tuition, from $S tos So. 81 sssA;6
=. JoHM C4zLIN. PrineipaE.s n
NOrfkfeh Orr IN n Z ax3 TO
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

~ Cos s l r1De.s zoe. g q .no sO, u.
4 I'd day # Octobsr. Al. d. leSDs Pssseu Cal
i pfn Butler, Esq Judge.
IAN motion Of Barnabus w. mot. Amin.
~ istrator On the estate Of LUcINpA BARNRs,
late of Plymouth, within, said District de-
ceased, this Court doth appoint the 26th day
Of October, 1888, at 2 O'Clock, y. M. at the
Probase Office Ia said District Dr the hear
ing. allowance, and settlement of the Admin
istrati0n Account on said estate; and doth
direct said ADMINISTRATOR % give pubic no
tee tsynlE pers0nS i1ieFssled III said estate.
10 appear e. they 81 Gai7sey before Said
Court, at sid time and pla6e. totbe heard
therein, by advertising fhe same in q news
paper printed 10 LitchfeId. SssSa
Certified from Record, x, ~, 4
/ 70 49, CkEvtl RuTLFR Jtudoe. &
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
TEMPERANCE a.

p, TEMPER NCEss "a
esance Society win b bsld in LitchIiSia 81 ne "a
tuesday N October, a. O'Clock, A. NJ The 'eref-
cleee OF the meeting win commence Monday oveninr
~ q clock, Tor The discussion and adoption
lne report OF the Executive Committee, and 70 keaF
enc decide upon alreng the Pledge of the Society 70
exclude e Intoxicating Liquere % beverage The
eeung as business Of much interest 70 The c0fnnlu-
NY wa be done. Strangers are expected 10 attend
.nose meetings from other counties. who win make
mem interesting. Our friends viii find good accom-
mSoetlons Ct the Temperance Heuee. All Total
Aosnnence Societies are requested 10 forward copy
~ I 1nelr constitution. III BALDWIN. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10
FOR SALE,


4 sr and Cd voidsnes u Aiurphys + xcITUs.
IL Whoever HAS them win much oblige the
ownEn by leaving them al the 0tIice Of the
ENQUIRER. iaW ~ aos October 10 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

GONE very fine Mouselin de LANES, fg'd
- and plain Bombazines, Printed Saxony
Cloths, low-p priced Monselin de LANES, French
and English Merinos; French, English and
American Prints, andsa great variety of 9TH
er Goods. just received.
!. Oct. 10. IT. IAWRENCE.>
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-10

ISAAC LAWRENCE has just received,
i and Offers for sale, the largest stock OF
cloths which be has ever offered at one time
comprising almost every quality Of Broad
Cloths, Beaver Cloths; Pilot Cloths, .Mohair
and Ion SKIN Coaiings Cassimefes, Sattinets
and Nestings, of every style.
!. Litthfeld, OCT 10. 10