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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

TBENEZER ACADEMY.-The Trustees of this
institution take great pleasure in announcing to rs
patrons and The public generally, that they have enga
ped Mr. e. Hogan TO saperIntend it Tor the ensuing
year.
Mr. H is a gtadnte nf Trinity College Dnblin, and
has had considerable experience in CLASSICAL and general
tuition bath IN England and in This country lie comes
10 us highly recommended by the heads of some OF the
first Literary lns,uons in The neghho rho"d at LIN
don prrtrctly qualified by his experience and nc
oursmpnis 10 teach the whole range nf ihe Greek and
Lain Classics and the zeal, assidniry and talent
he displayed in his prniession united w'ih great com
mand of temper. and happy method nt communicating
insrnctinn and rs 10 his gn"d moral cha 'actrr
He is also well recommended by the President OF The
collegiate department Of the University Of Mary land, as
every we'll qualified nr The supprin'e nlence and ma
nagenrnt OF high school +" it appears also from his
testimonials that he has been fortunate as To give &c
neral satisfaction the parents ni the pupils entrusted 10
his care The at,anmpnis IF MIR Hogan classical
scholar and his successful experience in general tuition,
are such 10 warrant Us in recommending this instu
ton 10 the confidence and support Of The public
The exercises OF this school will commence the
10Th Of January nexi-and those disposed to engage
pupils nre requested IN make early application 10
Nuvl [5l-w6w THE TRUSTEES.
Indy desires situation in the country teacher Of tho
usual EnsI. branches including also au.c. Drawing and
psn,ipg address poe paid D. ibe
sm-~S~l TIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

yayHE subscriber is constantly receiving rom he ceie
h bra,ed munnlac,ory of NuSSs d tLARK' New
York, elegant and plain Piano Fur"s possessing me
latest improvements, and that oehcaey OF ."ucn a"o
,,ass ,r ION. an nee uIar 10 their manufacture.
ALSO large assortment OF Musical instruments, ana
Musical Merchandise in general
Piano For,es repaired, tuned, lei hire and taken IN
exchange. ,,,c
The arges, collection Of Music ever Offered for sale IN
This State NAV selected from at the store OF the sub
scr,her vim is now enabled 10 sell the Philadelphia
and New York wholesale and retail prices.
r. a. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Stare, opposite The B"nhs.
Aug is %3-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

NOTICE Was comR,iiied to the Jail of The county
" Of Caroline as runaway. on the llth day Of Sep
ienhpr last. bright Mnlato Woman. who calls herself
IuciSDA CnLLIks; about The usual size. supposed To
be h-t so Gu Old had "n when committed
hlne spe ckl.d dress ard cap The is requested
IN cnna ward prove property and take her away or
she will be dealt with according TO Law.
GEO. L. GROVES, Jaiier.
For ) S---rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
managers once, Raj hD;0Ad, /
VIRGINIA Mate 2.0ttcrt.

For The benrhl 81 the .'s"r."ng. 1, AcaC,runy
Class No 8. for ic.jJ
To be drawn at Alexandra. Va on SATURDAY. !,
N"vrnbe,, le39
GRAsD SCHEME $50 600 SiuUOO So 0GO 81 h
81 ,UUU, % $780, 81 n0O, 81 ,7l7 % prz.> 81 10
IS Numh-r L"utry-I3 Drnwn Ballots
Tickets only Sn, Halves Qnsr;rrs25u
Certificate Of Packages 0i - Whnir tickets sim
Do do - Halt DO =
Do 90 20 Quarter do -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
MARSHALL HOUSE, Rich aosD.

MARSHALL HOUSE, KICH doND.
yHyHIS House is on the Eastern corner OF Bank
q Square, odnors below the banH oi virginia, aho
Immediately oppusi,e the Exchange Bank The aten
rron of The proprietor will in tuu be turned primer.
paIy to the accommodation Of ,rahsen, Company and
members Of the Legislature. having declined taking Ia
miles yeary boardrrs Members who desire TO BRING
their fatnirs with them, BE- accommodated with
chambers inferior TO N the City Early opplIca'
tiuns desirable.
Oct ao-tIU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
Virginia State Lottery

For The benz 81 The Town "f Wheeling, ass Y
6,i"r lG39.To he drawn at Alrsaudria, Va Saws,,
November % 1880
BRlLLlAsr SCHEME 40 COO. Sl2 cor, 81 40 S2ei
priz.s al 81 UtU do rf 81 !dl; ; d. ut ..,. !,
OF 81 2Cu; ~ 81 $500; 80 81 S2On &c.
- .IDMLsr Lorny- IA Dn,rn Baiio's
Tickets only SlD- linlv 50 Quar',rs - 20
Certificates OF packages Of u " r".e Tickets Sl2)
DO do 26 Hall 30 Is
Do do u Quarter do *
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
unn REWARD will be paid for The spp'ehsn-
O. 61H " ,IcSpv ROSS. bright mulsVo

500 sion HENRY ROSS ,s 65e sds " of h,s
'"h which shows on both lips particularly on .e
wsr He generally had on old brown coat, Lu. nau
nher colhina par, Of hci he mny nave %m "," ,be
rnr eaid negro murdered Mr. isno' nr'' ias, nm
I.ower Byrd Plantation on Saturday n'gh' '"s' a."
~ ,frr the above reward "r his apprehension
and communal to any Jail in the Comnnn"ra,'h Arr
(Sgned) 5J,f
Nnv | "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

ERETITIoN NOTICE "A petition will be presented
n 10 The next Legislature for a Turnpike Road from
The New Bridges in Hanover county 10 The city Of Rich.
n,nrd I5l-w4w NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

C6e Railroad Hn,,i. P'tersturg at .7oo"o" "u.3 IN
1HAT valuable and well known p'"p''y .a 80 n.
"p,u,ood Hotfl will be sold Mt Public Anc',"", q
Thursday, the l4,h Of November. at . cErh
On The premises The IL, is spacious ana - -,
Tho bindings pxrpns We and commndl"hs-a"" Wv an
Wv, Wv, Immediately a, the Depot Of 'h' Pr''f-o"s
Roanoke RsiIr"sd) one OF the most rhg'"'e al"
in the corpora'on. osi,s bu.,n,.:
This Hotel has at present very e"'e"' ,e,r:
and under ind,cous management may oe NOV
ingly profitable o,,,,, will show ''
premises application S,,mes of Popt
aIso-T Three oil,r Lots, lying S"n'h"rs. ~, .lapa
IAN. optso Of which there are c"n'"f'""'r
Eor small families the other one ~ nn"p -. 6,a 4
TsRss-6, ~ and le months creo''. "" ',,, h. oI.e
I,nn,rv next (at which time poss-ss'nh WV Tn,, "a
c,r ,onJovpd negotiable notes. with Drros :"
n. property 10 .ecnr. he payment
Sold By consent Of The Lrs,," Is -, p'RnnwSLET
Admir- Of Th9rnas Moss, aea
Sale conducted BY PANNlLL y LTD ID
GA &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
EEOyG'S BN,sk Of E',I=ea,

HDELOW will be found The most brilliant ro'c'Nr'
D Schemes ever before Offered I" ilr public O@'n
inr tickets in any Of them will meet with pr"mi alton
,;o, n,nvided they ale addressed Ia the sp q" MI 81,
large prizes, D. VI h"l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
Riil.ai]ilENN1KR1l3g171a
lkkA lII,l:;|,l'.E!

EINOR The cure nf White Sw.Iiings, Scro ui"us and
a other Tnm"rs. Ulcers. Sore Legs. old and fresh
Wounds. Sprains. and BRUISES. Swpinqs md lnfamma.
tions. Scald Head. Wnmens Sore Breasts Rheumatic
Pains. letters. Erun'inns, Chhlains, Whi'l"ws Brles,
Germs. and External Diseases generally II is kswis
greatly superior 10 any medicine heretofore di-cn"epd
far the ehafrd hacks and limbs ring u"rms.
rhopped lips and in short Ear every external t0ay ee
that muy fnu 10 The lot nf man or t'Gs
This ointment possrssrs three very desirable proper
ties lit snbdurs The inamInaiion causes free dis.
charge Of the corrupt matter, and produces tendency
heal while ii is extremely mild and pleasant IN lis ope
ralious
NEW YORK. April TO- 1888.
Dear Sir-l have Just effected very surprising cure
of srad head, through The Of your mos, potent
Specific Ointment. The pairrl, James EpHn a ship
carpenter. Ind his right thigh and leg from The hip
downward, drpadluy scaldpd by the upspIIing of an
enormous caudrnn If pitch. in the Dry Dock The
poor trllnw was III extreme torture when was called
in. and almost afraid Tint hp would have submit
10 ampunrrn; hut knowing the miracuI.nsy attractive
pnwer of your Ointment, laid plentiful np"n he
paris affected and had the great pleasure find that
afforded almost immediate rerl. that The sufferer
was able 10 hold rational conversation with me
hours after it's application; 10 his emphatic ex
preston he felt il drawing The hr- ri him; and in
seven eight DAYS The wound 50 far healed rs 10
perm, him 10 walk abrond though il was three weeks
before ! allowed him ,oa resume his usual occupation
shall he happy if publish this Ease. as feel much
interested in The circulation Of v"ur unrvard sper,c
49, JOHN POWERS, NJ. ID.
CHARLEsrns. Oct 3d. 1898
Dr. Harrisnn Dear Sir: Gnn will oblipr us nv inme.
diaely forwarding gross Of your Specific Ointment
You sy anticipate further orders from US on the ppn
ing # The Spring trade the demand for your specific
is greatly increasing Yours. DC
HavL.sD. HtRRALL & ALIEN
This invaluable O,n'inen, IL for sale all the Drug
S!"n in Petersburg, Portsmouth. Norfolk and Rich.
mond Price 80 cents per box, with full directions
Oct III ao-laIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

Al OVERSEER WANTED. at the Lower Byrd
IA Plantation. in Gnnchand comfy. married man
OF about middle age would be preferred He must bring
go"d .pcomrnen da,ions Apply at the Plantation.
NV 5l-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Petition viii be PIE
~ senrrd to the nex Legislature, TO obtain relief for
injury done 10 Mayos Bridge
()rioher Ia a7-yIW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

WH7 NTED nl ILls .fiice, as an Apprentice 10 barn
H .I- P hD i" Business an nri'ss", Boy 49,
10 wears Of age Reading and spelling well: are '.'s
ne nsahls Qua lica lions. w -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

A TEACHER WANTED-Thp su6'crhrfS va
"a opngagp The services of Teacher Zone OF sew -
wears experience would be prel'Hed) Ter 10" 'nsO"
wear To take charge OF school twenty SIX miles W..
Petersburg g-naman who u graduate ~ ,s..
respecablp College or University VIII" can 'nr"''"
,n'onias az good moral character aud ability I" 'tss"
The Latin and Greek languages msrhema'rs "no :,
usual branches Of an English Education can nfa, :,
advantageous situation by addressing The supsro',,
'''0"' HERBERT REESE.
WILLIAM 7 GRktH'
EDWD Il ALLEN.
HENRY NJ SPAIN
L w rORRS.
WIN. THNEATT ,-
Oct 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

Indy desires situation in III. country, as teacher Of tho
" usual English branches including also Muc Drawing and
Psinog For particulars. address. o paid D. tbs Pos
,.Sss sm->jH u1S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy LOTTERY:
For The benrtir of the town # Wheeling,

Class Z Tn ISJJ.
To be drawn at Alexandra Va an Saturday, No'. !"
GRAND CAPITALS
| nrize of $40 200 ] pr'ze of S3",
do ~ 'hh' ~ 90 -.
do oWO 81 o"
do 3.aul ~, GO :.
do 332I D" 90 80
Tickets only SlO Halves ), Quarters 80
o, Hall do a. 10
10 10 ~ az Ok Quarter do ,. ID
m Orders for tickets from any part u tn" UNIV
States by mail Otherwise. enclosing 'ash of Va.
Tickets thankfully received and eSr"uIed by f',"'
mail with the same prompt attention ms on persona 81
pcaion and the result sent (when reqnes'rdJ '""''
a'sS 1'e' ~ d NJ HOYT
Orders in all cases are confidential.
Oct % u"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

To .N,ssrs >tark .. .Mckenuey
2 ) Oct Sd \ have Iu-t learned from gentleman
direct from the Cherokee Nation That great excitement
prevails among Ross pdr'y and that Rss has refused
give up the murderers; and that GENIAL Atbucke
designs making prisoners OF John Ross and his principal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

President Saiuda Manufacturing Co,
Sept 35-wd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

I'd Kendall. tho insolcui snd dominccting Benton,
aud. most wondcrf7i of a. even The imbccilc Wood
berry. These men utc ihus indirectly cor tolcrs.
Thcse arc a., Gods o israc
Unlike bis obscqniously worshipped chief. who
concentrated and welded with easy effort. the
power uf the fierce and wiz democracy Mr.. Van
Barren has been tie mere tool iis echo, its shadow
FAINT shade, waning sound, eull instrument
The story of public hre continuous history
Of failures, (for be hus succeeded 10 nnihlug) fol-
lowe hy strange reverse aud unexpected advance
mcni. lie rebounds well as empty bodies may
often do, aud being csuch, oner his FIRST fah by
the strong srm Of his political progenitor, he has
been thrown far slon. His second descen, IL des-
sined 10 he final. Dor Souihern Cuiius though,
TO save him BY his astonishing interpretation aud
hesdlong plunge. but The vide coping gulf is sill
UNBIASED and boiiomless. and Will swallow up the
adhcIen.s VI both 10 one promiscuous ruin.
For oil lie has doue. all that he has purposcd
TO do, nay for all be has promised he has been
amply repaid. BY succession OF lucky chances, the
results generally OF the mIsmoves Of his adversares
rather than his own skill in combination, bot of
which, with much promptness. and self possession
he has well awaited himself; he is elevated to the
most eminent siSiOn in the world for less than
this cannot account the first Office IN the gin OF
great aud free people. Since the days OF WASH
/ iNh o.N no UdN mas Detn lHliltu 10 bpiu 'uie
puce more than single term. Let Mr. Van b.
ren, then who surely holds il with feebler title
than any cf his predecessors, lei him retire with
dgnfed modes,y. lie either tciH or must.
What claim can he have TO the vote OF South
Carolina His own fellow citizens Of the En-
pire State discard aud reject him. What has he
done for us-what for cur country lie has pro-
missed IN a certain event TO veto certain bill, II
such bill should ever pass, well Rowing that du-
ring his political life il is impossible that the con
tingency should occur and if it does, tc
depend for safety upon Presidential! vote ,--Ou
good swords will then be our only protection
Nay, long before that movement argument vii
be exhausted, and we shall stand to arme."
Here then will raise alo the banner o
, HRNRY CLAY. We will plant it deeply and firmly
exuiing in our gallant leader and our good cause
, 1t is triumphant in every section of The ULion.-
. il prevails in Massachusetts in Virginia, in Miss
issipp aud New York We viii no longer b
silent, but JON in the loud huzza which echoe
- from the Gulf Of Mexico To the shores Of the -
Lawrence and from the Atlantic far III
heights of the Allegany TO The lakes or The ds'ar
= West The VOICE of free people rends III
, skies with its thunders and over all our vast cot
:. tlnent peals forth the name Of the statesman
n Kentucky. WILLIAM LowNpEs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28
IDgrHIA

~ racHss neoHr

cob Lsufs vii ao'hing bfisy thee
Fer sohsh those books 81 disdsin
Are the songs Of affection siug thee
An doomed 10 be suug thee ia sain
] offer thee, fsiresi sud desresi,
a treasure the richest On worth
ofer thee love, The sncrfesi.
The wAfmsn ecf glowcd upon earth
bat the usaiJep, hsagdy look hingng,
Sad, "ecAse ny oOsnPasfion TO move
Fer ! n, not very partial to singing,
And theyfc poof whose sole tfeaiufc IL love
"My name will h. sounded in story,
] offer thee, dearest, my nsine
] have fought in the proud field Of glory
Oh Laura come SHARE 10 my fame
bring thee toal that sdoretli ihce,
Ard loves thee wherever thou art,
Which thrills az It's tribute u brings thee
OF tenderness frrsh from the heart.
Bu, the maiden said "eessc TO imporiune
Give Cupid the ose OF his wings
All, fame . bot pi,iful fortune
And hearts are such valueiess things
"Oh Laura, forgive. ,f I've spoken
Too boldy--nay turn not away
For my heart with sfiieuon 10 broken
My uncle died only to-day
NV uncle, the nabob--w Tho tended
NV youth with Affection and care.
NV manhood who kindly befriended =
Uss-ded-and.-has- me-his-beir !!
And the maiden said sweep not, sineerest
NV heart has becn yours all along;
oh hearts are of treasures the dearest
DO, Edward, GO on with your song
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

The rich and The poor.-The rich have the most
.ueat-the poor the Best appetite. The rich he
sonest-the poor sleep the soundest. The rich
have dc'icacics- the poor have health. The rich
are afraid Of nsing,ho poor have nothing to lose
and so in thus respect have nothing to fear. ihe
rich dread the midnight robber-the poor have no
upprehensious of being robbed. The rich bang
themselves through fear of poverty--,he poor
laugh and sing, and love their lives too well to pul
their neck in the moose.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

Mulberry Mdnia.-iu the course of few years
we may expec, to find ourselves in the DIST of ar
almost ln,erminable forest. MUltitudes of the now
open fields which surround Us on every side, are
planted With the gold bearing Morus Mul'icaulis.
We understand that one company have planted
400 acres, few miles from this city, with this
wonderful tree. A gentleman few miles below
~. possesses 100 900 trees, which he will sell fol
500 900 if be can get il. Straight sticks, trim
med, three and four feet long, sell for 30 to 81 =
cents. Buds 4 cents each. We congratulate ou
citizens upon the prospect of a fail IN Gre'cood. -
.HadisoHian.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

Medical Men will never be at loss for Vaccine
Virus during the prevalence Of gdrioi, on appli-
cation to DR.. Cooke Of this city, ta7poln'ed some
years ago, it may be remembered, BY The Royal
College Of Surgeons and Physicians, Correspond
ing Vaceinator of the National Vaccine Establish
men, in London) who will We are Informed, be
at all times happy to favor his professional broth
ern-pratu itously with supplies direct frou Eug-
land. Quite III character this With the PATRON Of
Albany. Long may be live-haPPy may he dwell
--Aib0ny Sun.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

The two wrelehed young women met onee more
and bat once. before they we're TO be separated
for ever. Elizabeth grew ashamed VI her oHn
weakness, on pereeiying bow siesdfsst and woman
" woe he fsilh Of Rachel. l pny thee. dear
sisitr, TO forgive me." ssid ale. falling svcdenly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

The Spirit Of Loco Focois@.-The following
explains itself aud gives Us a sad speeimeh Of The
system of"rewarding frendsand ppnishing enemies
hfs, introduced by the Greatest and the Best"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

Old fsslioaed ,sos 10 o'ietroie AaPt'dis'--l9 lhe
New York Jourasl Of April 10, 1870, u Is stated
that during the week previous. Mr. Alexander
Robertson, is honor Of has daughters mafn'ge 10
Peter MeDougAl, sent 10 cheer the hearts OF Tie
SICK 10 tie aims house. and The haPless debtors IN
iaii, $50 iosyes Of bread, 800 pounds Of cheese.
barrels strong ale and barrels sPPlet.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28
From me Spirit Of The Times, IF May, ).

From me SPint 81 ne iH"' y way o.
], Geoige Reed, Of the District oil hensineioh
having been ele-led, through The votes Of peu-
.oc,,,s Comfy Treasurer, DO HEREBY SOLEM-
~ PLEDGE MYSELF TO make al appoint mcnls
out If the Democratic party, and all usE rnE Ur-
,,osr ~, ~, pxeK1toSs 10 ADVAN THE IN
TEREsT AND PROMOTE THE SUCCESS Of
Tho democratic party, and that said Office shall 10
an respects, BE STRICTLY AND ENTIRELY
DEMOCRATIC.
Given under my hand, this l7lh day Of APHi
Isao GEORGE REED.
"A true copy Of the orgiaal.l
This is Pennsylvania Loco Foeo'sm, and Is
mild example, compared ~i'e some We have seen
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22

&C. =. Gog11Izx & SON.
a ~ aln-st. Hartford c.
0usr FEY sale. Of heir o.pn dire, -, 49,
III CASES of Cast Steel. n .'....'..,
-. ena nat bars. aud IL Sheets - !.
go. variety Of sizes and suited - s,'sg
essIy description of mechanics work
600 BUNDLES.
Ell Insi ISL iron wire Of superior oIiali&v
~. nv. 0s4ss. copper cast steel and sill
Brass. copper, and iron woye wire.
"a great variety Of brass water cocks from 10,
saver plated, and brass metal.
IRON hoops. Brazier's rods. IS s.. 4
E'ng,s s me drawn, wrought mills, and Grit.
FMS best horse nails s. 800 ~ :
Dieck ha!r-cioth chair seating, isa1
10 bales shoe thread and bookhindcrsS thread R
Broom twiae. and other twines and lines. and
Best London Emery. Also. al
1000 lbs. American iron wire.
900 boxes tind plates, common, and extra
English and Russia sheet iron,g
1900 lbs. sheet zinc, various lhiCknesses.
Sheet copper, copper bolt, and copper locks;
large stock of Hobart's. fi.N sceigkt cut
tacks. and hgAt apeigla do.
SOO Casks cut nails. 10000 lbs. pig lead.
Lead pipe from 81 inch TO Q inches bora.
Sheet lead by the roll. V ssss sag 81. s
,. 90 BARRELS COCpERsS
Best American Glue. of various qualities.
Black lead melting pots, and old copper Cor
melting ass Isl s as ss
Brass kettles, kettle ears copperrivets.
a constant supply of Hardware paper, as,
agents for the makers. . sss N s
Tissue paper, clock board Il n IN sSgss. ~
Sheet brass. various widths. and tlicknesses,.
and, orders for the same executed ali all
NJ times. as agents,at manufacturers prices.
Hartford, August 10, 1880. 6tiY INV Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
TAKEN up.
PEYAEsAWT TAXES /!

n no all whom it may concern, residents or
i non-Tesidenis. liable by lawt0 pay tax
es in the town Of Plymouth -KNOw- re,
that the subscriber has received warrants 70
q, the liat 81 ie3S and that I will attend 10
The receiving Of the same, on Monday fhe I'd
day Of Sept. next, from 10 O'clock a. M. 70
4 y. III. al the store Of Messrs. Warner a.
Calhoun; ON Tuesday the Sd. at the Inn Of
Augustus Smith, from 10. 4 +. n on
Wednesday the 4th, al the store Of Allen
Fleminway, from to 4 p. M; and on Thars.
day the 9Th, at my own house, from s O'clock,
A.. M. 20 6 r. A.. All persons who neglect
TO pay their taxes at theAbcse tinles and Pln-
cee also. those who have neglected e pay
on former bills in NY hends,May no assured
this IL the last cnlL unless Dy virtue OF the
warrants. NJ. D. SqNs cest.
so6H HIRAm WEErON, Calcs.sT
Plvm0atk. August lst, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22

Fregress 81 The cris Wess--Ihe town oe tOv;oc,,
in Illinois has been essahIs, - -, q Z ~
any W mas large aud rapidly incSsasine
popnlalion Il was prineipay ss,,ls.l M H.s Ec.S.
land men, enc Of whom. M Ill., K. ~.
splsnula no.sls wn.eh cost 100000. s
The Hard Currency yei.-The Albany Rl,cra.rFnr.
savs that ,ls VIA fs,, ,,,,.v = =
-. 81. y = = llletha. oeu ~
ees t1e refused 70 take for wad-
ding on The fourth, or fear their usle,s vouldn, 80
off, i & 81 ~ 81 10 8. S " s -
. y.
a SUB-FREAsuRxR CAuGIT - PaFaons. of this City,
who ran away with some ten ,oassn.l dollars which
be,or,s i Il :.