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HoRR1BLE.-A Mrs MAR, of Freedom
Township, Maumee county, Ohio, on the
lst inst. in fit of insanity. threw her in
fant on the fire, by whichit was burnt to
a crisp! The little sufferer made frequent
attempts to creep from the flames, but as
often did the insane mother thrust it in
again, until it perished amid the embers!
Mrs. NJ has heretofore been subject to
fits of mental alteration.
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BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

TwENTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
PuBLIo-No. 4.
AN ACT to srthorize the issuing of Trea:
sury notes.
Be it enacied by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
the President of the United States is here
by authorized to cause Treasury notes to
be issued for such sum Or sums as the
exigencies of the Government may re-
quire; but not exceeding the sum of five
millions Of dollars Of this emission. out.
standing at any one time, to be reimbursed
in the last quarters of the year, if the
condition of the Treasury will permit it,
and to be issued under the Limitations and
other provisions, contained in the act, en-
titled can act to authorize the issuing of
Treasury hotes," approved the twelfth
day of Oc,ober, one thousand eight hum
cred and lhirly.seven. and as modified by
an arl, entitled "An act additional to the
act on the subject of Treasury notes." ap-
proved the lhirty.tirsl day of March; one
thousand eight hundred and f"rly, except
that this law shall esnirsi n nEe year from
and after its passage; f'oU,s s,U,S,anding and
nnte,leemcd, issued under formef laws of
Congress, added 10 the amount of such
notes issued under this act. and actually
expended or issued to meet payments due
and payable before the fourth day OF
March next, shall, on the fourth day oi
March next, exceed the sum of five mil
liuns of dollars, then the President of the
United States shall be, and he is hereby,
authorized to issue, by virtue of the pro-
visions of this act, such further amount
of the said notes as will make the whole
amount issued under this act, and applica-
BILE to the payments falling due after the
third day of March next, the full sum Of
FIVE millions of dollars.
R. Nj. 7. HUNTER,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
Ri. M. JOHNSON,
Vice President of the United States,
~ and President Of the Senate.
APPROVED, February 18th. ls4l.
~ .gsvs,,:- M. VAN BUREN,.
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Census of South Carolina.-The total
population Of this State, by the Census
Just taken, is 594 $50. being an increase
Of less than ten per cent. during ten
wears. The federal population will not
vary much from 100000. This will give
her but seven representatives. al ratio of
10000. being two less than she now has.
This is going to be very serious ques-
ton for the consideration of Southern
statesmen. Ii the north continues to
multiply her representatives., while we
decrease at every census. we will soon
become the hewers Of wood aud drawers
of water. How is the evil to be remedied!
Can Miss Martineau and the Rev. DR..
Chalmers and the other political econn.
mis,s, devise us no plan 10 put stop to
the fecundily Of these Yankees.
q SaDannah Republtcan. :.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

WILL be sold in pursuance Of The last
Will and Testament Of Allen Stewart, de.
ceased, on SATURDAY, the 25th day Of,
APRIL next, (the sale to take place upon
the premises, the following describedIfact
Of LAND. of the estate of the said Allen
Stewart, situated on Sawney's creek, and
known as the Gold Mine tract, bounded by
Joseph Mickle's land on the southwest.
east by the lands of the estate of John
Nelson, and on other sides by lands Of.
Willis Huckaby, and Mr.. Leibsf, contain.
ing about One Hundred acres, more or
less. g5ssE>! y,&g..E
TMr: Joseph Murphy will attend tho
sale and act as my agent, in offering the
land at public Auction. .ss3s,,a
JAMES A. STEWART. s. s
Executor or Allen Stewart,
Feb. IL, is41. It'll. 80.
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A YOU'VE scAxp.-The Baltimore
Clipper states that lad in that city. on
the evening of the eclipse, persuaded his
companions that the eclipse could only
be seen from his mnther's yard. and charg.
ed them cent each for admission! Fhe
Beacon says "that fellow will become .
bank officer YETI =. :. = 49,
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moro than double Ii. money. It haa several fine
wood engravings, and piece Of music, "Tho Silver
Lake"
THE SourHess SLrreR4aY MESSENGER has not
graced our table since October lust We cannot &C
count for it upon any other principle than that of an
unfortunate lover who reproached himself for having
.prai,sd his mistress until she had become too proud
to spsak to him."
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NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted to the undersign-
IL ed, either by note or account, Of
long standing, are earnestly requested to
come forward and make some satisfactory
arrangements before Return Day, other.
wise they will find their dues in the hands
of an attorney Dithout distinction-No
longer indulgence can he given. s
JOHN NJ. NlOLON.
Feb. 16. 4tl -,
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A man planted his gun the other day
instead of wild plant which he had pick
ed up in the wouds, and he did not dis
cover his mistake ill it began 10 shoot.
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Maryla1d.-The population Of this
State amounts to 46.. ,567. Of these there
are 1850 above the age of 20, who can
neither read nor write!
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CARRIAGEs HORSES.

Ey0R sale, pair Of young weli.aatoh-
ed and welI.broke bay Carriage Hor-
ses, perfectly sound, and used;by q family
for the last tgo years. One Of the match
is i yery superior saddle horse, beings
fine nacer-either will work ia single har-
ness, being accustomed to Gig, Cart, and
Wagon. They will be sold separately or
together, as may Re wished.
Terms-A credit if required. Apply at
this office, Feb 10.
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Receipt for the Ladies.-Cream may
be frozen by simply putting it into glass
vessel, and then placing the whole in an
old bachelors bosom.
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so UTH CAROLINA.
Kershaw District:

In the Court Of Ordinary. =.
To all and singular the creditors Of John
Fletcher, late of Kershaw District, decd.
VOU and each Of you. are hereby cited
Il and admonished to be and appear in
and before the Court OF Ordinary Of the
said District, to be holden at Camden,
on Friday, The fifth day of March next,
TO show cause. If any you can, why Let;
tiers of Administration of the Goods and
Chattels of the said deceased should not
be granted to Margaret Fletcher and d.
G. Fletcher.
,,,,.:sss> Witness, J. w. Baskin, Esq.
ANX Judge of the Court Of Ordina-
:&&Ns ry of said District, at Camden,
$ this 18th day of ofFebruary, ls4l.
' J. w. BAsKIN, ORD.
Feb. ~. pr. adv SO rs.
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Camden Debating Club.

"HE following is the Question for
IL Debate on Thursday evening next:
Ought the Constitution of the United
States TO be so amended as 10 make tho
President toreoer ineligible after serving
one term Of four years!
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Jail Delsuery.--Two Of the tenants OF
the Jail of this District. Mr.. J,,hn Hatcher
and Joshua Himnoad tppk leave Of their
comfortable quar- r'ers, on Friday nigh. last.
without much ceremony. -.
II appears, that some kind friend, bird
of the same feather, no doubt, supplied
them with tools, an auger and chiseI, by
the use of which they cut off the lower
part Of the door of the dungeon in which
they were confined, for ''high crimes and
misdemeanors," and obtained admiltance
into the debtors room. In similar man
ner they took off the lower part of the
door of this room, and secured free exit
from the prison.
Hatchor was for more than two years an
outlaw, putting at defiance the effrrts Of the
public officers to arrest him, and eluding
all detection with the dexteritv and facili.
ty Of Seminole. He was at length cap
trred, and lodged in Jail. a short time
since, BY means of the skill, energy and
perseverance of our present Sheriff. Col.
Christie, whose administration is likely to
prove a great terror to evil doeirs, in this
community--Edgefcld Advertiser.
Buonaparte's Observation-Disclosures
showed me the marks uf two wounds, one
very deep cicatrice above the left knee,
which he said he received in his first cam.
paign of f,al y, and il was Of so serious
nature. that the surgeons were in doubt
whether it might be ultimately necessary
tc ampuiate. He observed that when he
was wounded, it was kept secret in order
not to discourage his soldiers. The 9TH
er was on the toe, and had been received
at Echmuhl. g Al the siege Of Acre."
continued he. "a shell thrown by Sir Sid
ney Smith. fell at my feet. Two soldiers
who were close by seized and closely EN-
braced me, one at the front the other at
the side, and made rampant Of their bn-
dies for me against the effects of the shell,
which exploded and overwhelmed US with
sand. We sunk in the hole formed by lis
bursting. and one of them was wounded.
| made them both officers One has since
lnst leg at Moscow aud commanded at
Vincennes, when ] left Paris. When
by the Russians, he replied,
that as som as they sent him the leg he
had lost at Moscow, he would surrender
The fortress. Many times in my life, con-
linuel he, have been saved by soldiers
and officers throwing themselves before
me when was in most imminent danger
Al Arcula, when was advancing, Col:
Menran, my aid.de-camp, threw himself
before me, covered me with his body, and
received the wound that was intended for
me. He fell at my feet, and the blood
spouled up in my face. He gave his life
10 preserve mine. Never yet, [ believe.
has there been such devotion shown by
soldiers as mine manifested for me. In
Ill my misfortunes, never has the soldier,
even when expiring, been wanting to mel
asysr. has a man been served more faith
Sitis trnops. With the last drop of
ling out Of their veins, they ex-
6Shive rEmpereur."
~ Voice from st. Helena.
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.Much yet remains unsung.' 2 as the
tom ca. observed to the brick.ba. which
CT, short his aocturnal se.eaade. = z
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NOTICE.

n OsT, on Friday evening. the 5th inst.
~ sorreI horse Colt, with some white
in its face, about9 months old. Said Colt
was lost about Kirkwood or Camden. ANY
person giving me information Of it ut my
mill on Gum Swamp will be rewarded feI
their trouble.
SAMUEL KIRKLAND.
Feb: l7. So
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WHE Subscriber has just received . good
L assortment of Garden Seeds, from
Baltimore, Md. warranted to.be genuine
and fresh, which he will sell low for cash.
- - A. FWRIFQY, :
January, IS. ls4l, - :. - &
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FATAL ATTACK OF A SERPENT.

A letter from Martinique, in the: Jour
nal Of Guadaloupe, states that M. de
Pichery, merchant, was met while on a
hunting excursion BY an enormous SER
pent, which attacked him, and inflicted
several severe wounds in his legs. lie
defended himself with great courage; but
although timely succor was administered
to him, he died four hours after! The
serpent was nearly seven feet in length. and
when opened. there were found in his
belly one hundred and sixty-two little
ones.
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Quite q Lodd.-The Editor Of the Nat
chez Courier g"es into calculation, in
the late number Of his paper, and proves
that even the most delicate lady one meets
nowadays, carries bale of cotton on
her head! The way Dnfield proves it is
after this wise; that what with the French
bonnet, her costly feathers, her rich veil
and magnificent ribands, lucky is The IA
ther or husband that Can square accounts
with her miinar, by the nett proceeds Of
bale Of cotton. A mantilIa costs from a
bale to two, and three bales, and three
negroes could not pick enough in day Of
our great staple, to pay for the rich but
tons on an ElIsler cape and cuffs. O! for
the good old days, when the brocade Of
the first ball lasted half century, and
when no young lady Thought of marriage
until with her own hands, she has made
all the requisite household linen. But it
must be confessed that they look so be-
witching in foreign fnery, that it is
enough to make one. look like Jiffier:
"Ia luve-=and pleased with ruin
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34,4l2 Prizes amounting TO- 9l2.9l2 dolls.
Tickets SIS; Halves7 so; Quarters3 IS.
~Orders from the country (freesOf
postageJ will meet with attention if adj
dressed to ssiasas "A.
ID. 8. GREGORY 4, co.
Successors to Yates e. Melntyre.1E
Managers Office, 26 Broad. ST. Charies.'
ton, s. c. Feb. is. e. 2
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ESTATE SALE.

In "A u C11 1LH'
nN the first Monday in March next,
" will be sold before the Court Hoise,
in Columbia, without reserve, The Sand
Hill Residence of the late Mrs. -Hannah
DeLeon, which is so we'll known as to
make further description unnecessary.
Conditions Of sale will be six months
credi, with noie; payable at either of the
Banks, and approved security.
M. Fl. DELEON, Executor.
February a. 1S4l.
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lust received, in good order, l2O BIS.
e Thomaston Lime, which will be sold
- cHATTEK & SUTHERLAND, :.
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NOR sALE-A First Rate MILCH
~ cow with young calf. Enquire
at this Office. = =
February Is, lS4i. ~ ( Z
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COLUMBIA DISTRICT.

Hartwell Spain, Presiding Elder.
Columbia Whiteford Smith. Colum-
bia Circuit-W. G. Patterson. Winns-
boro,-D. G. Mcdaniel and Z. w. Barnes.
Cnmden-W e Kirkland. Santee-J w
Welboru and w S Haltom. Darlington
S.a.ion-To be supplied. Darlington Cir.
cuit-L O'NeaIe and E L King. Lancas.
ter-W T Harrison.
MISSIONS.
Broad River-Joseph Holmes
Wateree-W J Jackson and ] Nipper.
Pee Dew NJ Kerr.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT. u
Hugh A c Walker, Presiding Elder.
Wilming ton-W A Gamewell. Brunss
wick-D w Seal and C H Pritchard. Bla'
den-J NJ Bradley and J A Porter. Fay.
e,teville-C S Walker. Pee Dee-W A
McSwain. Black p ver-L Scarborough
and D Cox. Georgetown-S Leard. Wa
camaw-S Jones and d. Simmons Black
River and Pee Dee Missien-M Robbins.
Wacamaw Neck Minick and J L Belin.
Sampit--P A NJ Williams. Cape Fear -
H Chandler.
CHERAW DISTRICT.
D Derrick, Presiding Elder.
Cheraw-A NJ Forster. Chesterfield
G r Talley. Waxhaw--John Watts.
Wadesboro'-J L Potter and S w Dawes.
Centres D Laney and A Richardson.
Montgomery-C Smith and N Bird. Deep
River-W C Clark and L Little. Rock
ingham-A Hoyle. Rock6sh-J P Kir-
ton,
LINCOLNTON DISTRICT.
William Crook, Presiding Elder
Charlotte-C Murchison. Charlotte Cir
cuit-B Hamilton. Lincolnton-J' B An
thony. Lenoir-C McLend. M"rganlon
M A McKibben and ] McMackin.-
Kings Mountain-A Huckabee. Ruther-
ford-A B McGiIvray, and G A Crow,
supcrnumerary. Srartanburg-S w Ca:
pers. York-S Townsend.
w M Wightman to be Editor of the
Suuthern Christian Advocate.
Dr.. w WCapers Corresponding Secretary
to Missionary Board for the South
and South West.
S Armstrong ransrcrrv1----h--Alha
Conference.
The next Conference will be held in
Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Lucky Escape.-A ysuns girl while
crossing railroad somewhere in En-
gland, was hit by II snow ball in the face
and fell between The rails. TWENTY-FIVE
laden coal wa ons passed over her and did
not injure her. We remember similar
incident on the COLUMBIA railroad, near
.ns t-s.le r running before tie -ss!1Ppea ana nd
the whole train went over him. AS so"n
as The last car passed hr jumped to his
feet and sung ou. lustily-"Eh! locomoky
can't kill dis niger. Phil North Amer.
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SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.

This body adjourned on Thursday morning last
atsr laborous session of eight days. Previous to
the adjournment the following resolution, offered BY
Dr.. CArEss, was unanimously adopted:
"Resolr.d, That we entertain the kindest sense OF
tho hospitality Of the good people of Camden ten
dered to at the present session of our Conferences
and that the minister appointed to serve them Tor
the present year, be requested to express the same
from the pulpit"
After the passage of this resolution, the Bishop
read tho following list Of Stations, Circuits and
Missions, with the names of the preachers annexed
by whom they are to bs served during the present
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bv whom thew are to bs served during the present
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
Henry Bass, Presiding Elder.
Cbarleston-B. English, ]. sewell. and
J..Stacy. Black Swamp-R. J. Boyd and
M. Eady. Walterbor"-J. Higgins, and
one to be supplied. Barnwell-Robert J.
Limehouse. Orangeburg-A. McCnrqu y
dale and A. M. Critezberg. Cyprcss-H.
H. Durant. Cooper Rivera. Walker
and s. P. Taylor.
MISSIONS.
Beaufort-T. E. Ledbetter and w. L.
Peeues. PocataIgo-A: J. Green. Com
bahee aud Ashepoo-I. B. C"burn and w.
H. Fleming. Pom Pon-C. Wilson. South
Santee-Hugh E. Ogbourne. North San
tee-J. r. Locke. Cooper Rivera,
Nettles. Charleston City-T. Hutchins.
CoKEsBURY DISTRICT.
Nichohs Tslley, Presiding Elder.
Cokesbury-J. Fl. Wheeler and A. M.
Sbipp. Edgeield IS. w. Kennerly and ].
Tarrant. Observation-Disclosures Smith
Greenviile Sta,ion-W. p. Mouz,n.--
Greenville Circuit-D Hilliard and ). NJ.
Green. Union-P. G. Bowman and J. r.
Pickett. Laurens-Samuel Dunwn"dy.-
Newhury-G w. Moore and 'r.S. Daniel.
Aikin-W. E. Collier. Saluda-I. II.
IT,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
New-EIaven and MeW-Xorl
Steegaas Boat Line.

THE Boats of the "successors of the New
4 Haven Steamboat Company" will con.
tinue to run as heretofore, leaving New Ha-
ven daily, Sunday excepted,) at 8 o'clock
A. M. Returning, leave New York daily,
(Sundays excepted) at o'clock A. M
Freight taken as usual. E-.s..r. s...,as.5,
The above mentioned Successors of the N.
Haven Steamboat Corr - be liable
for any loss or damage % goUcs :, reed to be
transported by them, occasioned by storms.
fire. peri!s Of the sea, or by any other act ex.
cept gross negligence proved on the part Of
said company, TO greater amount than tren-
ty dollars, unless a special agreement, cover
ing such risks. Is made in writing and will
not in any case be liable for any loss coca.
stoned BY. any such risks, unless the contents
ofihe packages shipped shall be made known
to the said company ut the time of shipment,
and the same are specially specified and Sc,
down in the receipt given by the Company
for the same. w. C. w. HlNMAN, Agent
M JOr "tAs sucressoys of the ". Havem s. B. Co.
New Haven, Dec. l6, 1s4O. I. ..U 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
CONSUMPTION

nR. ALIENS Basam Of Il0rehoupd, LyerwUrt
H Sess .g 81 s ssa cs
tarrh, difficulty Of Breati;ng Pain ~ ne side Pab ito.
Ss The hsa; Gre.sios eSd sorensss Of The Chest
fuse Eipectcrosion, and al affections IF the Lmngs,
The Horehound. Liverwort and Pleurisy Roo. have
lions Of the Lungs and Liver Dr. Allen, after a s e.
RES of experiments, has been able to extract from
these medical herbs, Balsam which exeris wonder.
f9l effects in curing Consumption and Liver Com.
For children laboring under Inflammation Of The
Lnngs. Colds. Coughs. Group, Quinsy and Sore
e sm P
ployed this remedy. in the city Of New. York.. The
consequences was, that the number Of deaths among
children was reduced to less than one half the usual
nun,ber, asmay be seen by the City Inspectors re-
port of deaths. .'' t-N DO ~ wv
MNSn,hly Reper, Of the cures performed by DR.. B:
y. Aliens Balsam Of Horchound. LiyerwOrt and
Pieurisy Root, during the month Of May. Ii has cur
cd and completed the cure of Consumption in fi2l
cnses-LiyeI Complaint l0s-Dyspepsia l96-Asth.
ma yi1re es OF the heart s7-Raisg Blood Sc
The following certificates show the high estimation
op1NioE Ts'e 81 D a Ae % gSss% s,s
At a meeting Of the Medical Society of Washing.
ton County. the following resolutions were unani.
Rsselssd. Thu. from a KNOWLEDGE Of the compost.
tio9 Of Dr. Aliens Basam Of fiorehound, Lyerst uPt,
and Pleurisy Root. and the most astonishing effects
we have seen have upon our patients. it is our de-.
9pnE% 'na viii cure and M
the faculty and the public generally.
Dawn T. Hale. M. D.. Sec'y, .7- 80"
DR.. B. D. Allen, Dear Sir; For year past havs
heen in the habit Of prescribing your Baeam OF Hore.
bound Liverwcr. and Plenrisy Root, to nav patients
IN private practice; have also used il in The Hosn;
sat 6ndita Eemedy Of creat eliicac in NJ es;dDs
9! We Lungs AND Ayes, ~ cases Of Consnmpsson.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
STOVES!
At the old Stand iss Vest street

At the old Stand i7s Vest street.
THE subscriber Sbegs leave 10 inform the
u public that he has now on hand nm as
sortmcnt Of STovEs far surprising any thing
ever before offered in this market. In con-
nection with his four sizes Of ar.famed Ath-
amor Cooking Stores, he has beautiful assert
rient az Parlor, Counting Room, Shop, and
Meeting House Stoves. of entire new g. most
splendid patterns Also, sheet iron Stoves
and Stove Pipe Of all descriptions, ready
aaade or made to order. Furnaces and Fire
Frames in all their variety. "-'
He is likewise constantly manufacturing
all kinds Of Sheet Iron, Copper. d Tin Ware.
all of which he will sell at prices qrrespon-
ding with the times, for CASH or abpfoyed Gre
dit. Those wishing any Of 'the above arti-
eles are respectfully invited TO call at the
Stove or Sheet Iron Ware House Of the SUBJ
scriber. where every exertion will be made
TO accommodate their wishes and interest.
-. MOSES MORSE.
n. B. Beparticnlar to call at the old stand
Of Moses Morse. in West street, doors west
Of the County House. i ..t ", a.
LitchGsld, Oct. l, l640, ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08

At legal TSarn Netting held 1t the TOaOa Hall
IN HarsSiMsOn. On the 2Sth day gf yaR'y. lsAa,
Norm. that horses and neat cattle be re-
v strained from running at large oli the
highways and commons in said Harwinton
for one year from the first Of May, 164l.
Voted that every person have the privilege
of letting one COW run ut large on the high
ways and commons in said town from the
said first Of May to the first Of November fol.
lowing.
Voted, that a penalty of one dollar per head
be imposed, for the use Of said town, upon
the owner or owners Of any horse or horses
or neat cattle that shall be found at large on
the highways and commons in said town,
contrary To the provisions Of the foregoing
y-law. ,. .. -
Voted. that the selectmen Of said town be
directed 20 procure the publication Of the
foregoing bylaw in the Litchfield Enquirer,
at least four weeks successfully, before the
said first of May.
A true copy Of Record. Attest.
4t44 ANDREW ABERNETnY, TOacn Clerk.