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Nor Gu1LrY.-Roda Sampson. a free

NVI UUILI I'-1sUu1 CHHFbUu, Iret
negress. was before the Mayor yesterday, to an
swer for having in her possession a pair of boots
stolen from Abram Lucas. On Sunday night last
the shop of Lucas was broken into. and three
pairs of boots and four pairs Of shoes were stolen
therefrom. On the following morning, q slave
named Norman, in the service of W. B, Ross left
Seal found them. The examination was postpony
ed till this morning. when Norman will be called
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SUNDAY OAsrBusEs Judge Pruden. OF Cincin.
natl. has decided that "the running of omnibuses
on sunday, 10 work Of necessity, which has grosn
ont or particular calling.
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nTMIDLorHIAN LUMP AND AErHRl

CITE CoAL-The subscriber has now on hand, and
daily receiving, large supply ofvery superior Mid.
lothian Lump (haii and suiths Coal which he s de-
hand q large supply of Red and White Ash Egg An
thracite Coal which he viii sell BY the load. short
or long ton Orders left at either of his Offices one
at Danyiile depot, one on Dock, between nth and
18th streets or at the Auction store of Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
mol r. Y. LAhUc.
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AxxRrcAN sAMoss.-The numbsr olFsgistsred sear
men, ~ returned 10 the State Department, d0eos
Of whom $40 srs natuFalzsd citiSenE 800 ere ~
signsd 70 Maine, ALAS 70 Massachusetts. 02l 20 Ne!
leo 20 Rhode Island, the remainder being distrlbus
ted AMONG other States.
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~FEEsH LHROHlS.-l have just re-
oefved, by Adams Express, q fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES, which will b. applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.6.-Cupp4ng and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
INV 2S-ta III, u. HOHSQMi
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DEATH OF JUDGE NAsH-The Hon. Frederick Nash
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Caro-.
lima, died at his residence in Hlsboro' on Satur.
day last, the 4th inst. He was Il years old, and
had been on the bench in North Carolina for q
number of years past.
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NOTICE 10 TAX PAYFR8.-PuTsn.

~ ant to an Ordinance passed 1lth Of January.
1883. will attend ct the Collectors Once, IN tke
City Hail. from the 18th 70 the 3st Of Decembor In
such psrsoEs entitled 10 deduction Of 10 PR
cent. BY having previously paid the first half b
June last. in accordance with said Ordinance.
A HOBHON. q @ j.
N Bit will be seen from the above. that the Col.
lector Is required to attend ut the ooe, from the
18th to the 3st of this month"; to receive taxeo 70.
naming due from june last; before the January
term of the Hustings Court. he Is required BY Ordl
to advertise deinq uent real estate 70 b. sold
for non-pay ment of taxes. Persons who have not
done will the necessity Of calling and peying
their taxes as It will bs impossible for the Collector
to call on them before he advertises.- - s a.
del-1m HOBSON. O o II
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MALICIOUS scoUsDREL.-Ir the Church Of All 6oals'
Langham Place. London. there was fine painting
of great value, "Jesus crowned with thorns.n Some
villain secrsted himself 10 the church, rscsntly,
and during the night cut the picture into shreds,
compietely destroying it.
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EUsr OF Gxr JAcKsoN.-An association Of citi-
zeps In Memphis, Tennessee, have purchased .
bust OF Gen. Andrew jackson, sculptusei by Frss
xer and presented It TO the city. Il 10 to be erect
cd on Court Square, and will be inaugurated BY
public exercise on the Sth of January next.
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Dy.TH OF BISHOP 0NDERDoSE.-Yesterday morning,
the Rev IL. U. Onderdonk, formerly Bishop of
this diocese died at his residence, in Pine street,
above Thirteenth. His disease wac dyseutery.--
bishop O. was native Of New York, son of DR..
john Onderdonk Of that city and brother of Bishop
Bel iamin T. 0nderdoDk of the diocese of New
York. He commenced life as doctor of medicine
and after being graduated we believe, from the
University of Edinburg, Scotland, practised, for
some years 10 his native city. Afterwards, study
ing theology, he was.ordained to the ministry 10
the Epscopai church, and after presiding over sew.
era, congregations In the State OF New York, was
finally. in 1897, elected Assistant Bishop of this
diocese, with Bishop White, who died ins 1886.
Bishop Meade was the candidate nominated In op
position to him. Bishop Onderdouk was ordained
in Christ Church, in this city. He continued in
charge of the diocese until the year 1S45, when
he resigned his position, and was succeeded by
Bishop Potter. Bishop 0nderdonk has, on several
occasions, made his appearance before the world
as an author. Re was profound theologian and
accurate cauouist, and in his writings displayed
great vigor of intellect and remarkable logical
seu,eness His sermons we're published = few
wears ago. and form valuable collection, and
tract bv his pen, entitled "Episcopscy Tested by
Scripture" Is regarded as the most excellent ess
say on that subject in the languege-fadafelphid
LedGer Tuesday.
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RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN NoRwAy.-M. Lichtle, .
Roman Catholic priest Of Christians, Norway, has
been condemned to fine OF twenty rix dollars, for
having allowed Protestant lady to ahjurs her
faith and join his nock, without first obtaining the
consent OF the Lufhernncieray.
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-SF FACAAL n O lCHo.
No. NovxMBnR 10Th, 1858.

ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS AND
RAdLANS, FUkS AND CURTAIN 9UODS.
T.. 4. PRICE & co. are adding daily to their
stock:
LADIES' FURS, In great variety
VELVET AND ULUTH ukUAkS
BLACK AND COLD ULOrH kAGLANB
CURTAIN 6UODS, IN Lamask
BRUCATELLES, LACE CURTAINS
MUSLIN CURTAINS, DC, &c.
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n6- HoRsoH's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMrooING BALLOON, under the American 10
el-entTance ON llth street
N Blot. Cold and Shower BATES can he had st
all hours Single Bath % cents or tickets LOT one
dollar. jos
~ DR. JoHA b. WALTHALL, (Hom0o
osthst) offers his pro essonal services to the cin
xens of Richmond anS its vicinity. Once at his 70
ddence, on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9Th.
IA l2-dlY
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FoEGERY We noticed yesterday the
fact that we'll known school teacher in this city
had committed forgery, and then cut stick for
parts unknown. That the saddle may not be
placed upon the wrong horse, We give the name of
the teacher alluded to, F. W. ROSTER, and few of
the facts establishing his guilt. With note of
$3.50, purporting to be signed by John Mcdaniel,
Roster called on Mr.. Lyle Foster, and got him to
cash it, promising to take it up CT before ma
turty. This, however he failed to do, and finding
that he was about to get into hot water collected
the fees Of his pupils and left for parts unknown
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Kossuth /. giving lectrres in all the principal
towns in Scotland.
G.p.R. James has been installed as the British
Consul on the Rialto, for the Venetian Territory.
Col. Fremones Msriposa mine yields from $500
to $4,000 every week. The quartz mill - wofsed
by steam.
lady, eighty years Of age, made the journey
overland, from Illinois TO California VIA sas LsAe,
and reached Sacramento 10 good health.
Or. VIM. Brown, for 10 years . practising ply
slcian OF fredericksburg. Va, died on Monday
last.
Ex.eenat0r JRx. CIEnENs, Of Alabama, 10 writ.
inr 90 intsresffng atofy for the Hantsvills ds6ss
pSsdsss, satitlsd The 1iyalsI q tale cf ~ nnea
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a@. DKBILITArsD PERsoNs-Those

who have suffered from inceseant feyers loss OF ap
petite. or improper dgestion-may easily be cured
by the use OF BAKERS BITTERs. We have known
persons entirely restored to health by these biters
after visiting all the watering places without recev
ing any benefit If any OF our readers are suffering
fom Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver. In
Appetite, they will fnd certain relief by using these
Bltters as directed. Delicate females may lest as.
their diseases and never fail In quckening nature
and restoring che bloom OF health TO their checks.
Teething infants may also be improved by their
use-whilst all classes and sexes will be benefited
by their strengthening properties. AS o family
medicine, these Bitters stand unriyalled and must
eventually supersede all others We invite q trial
ut once.
For by Purcell. Ladd Co. and By all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. oc IL
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You've MxN's CHRIsrIAs Assoc,..

TIoN.-The celebration of the Anniversary of the
Young Mems Christian Association. advertised to
take plaae Friday evening, 10th instant, is una
voidably postponed until further notice. Those
until the celebration takes place. return them
the Association, when their money will he refund.
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% FRANKLIN PAPER MILL, RICH
xoNp. VA-Bslvidere Manufacturing Company
Keep constantly on hand all descriptions Envelope
Manila ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERS, of all quantities and sizes, furnished at
short nouce.
IN. Cash paid for RAGS:
OGDEN, Supt. oc4 4-3m
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WINTER AT TIE WEsT.-A letter, dated Manches
ter, Delaware CO.. Iowa, Nov. %, Gays:
On the 12th OF this month we had six inches of
snow, aud have had some winter weather Friday.
the 10th, the mercury was 81 % below zero had
but four fair days this month. Since last Sunday
the mercury has kept between 27o and 37o, and
cloudy.
4 letter from Whitewater, Wis, Nov. so, says
The weather for the past few weeks, in this Sec
ton, has been extremely cold aud stormy for this
season OF the year. The thermometer has ranged
as low as at times. We have some snow now,
but not enough to make comfortable sleighing.-
This, the last day of Autumn, presents a smiling
face, and gives good promise of beautiful OPEN
ing to our Winter, the eky being clear and the at
mosphere cool but pure and braciDg.
A letter from Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 80, speaks Of
the extremely dissgreeable state of the month Of
November thero-rain, snow, mud-much snow
but no eleiEhirg.
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P. G. LARUS.

MA B BATHS. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Cold and Shower Baths can be had daily ct all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, ano
Shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance ON llth street.
2inola Rafha 2i cant6. or tickAt1 Tor III ID lO
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nNFHARrsHosNR's ANTI P

are the safest and best Purgative Pills in They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carr ying
off ali bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grippe, are easy in their operation. and can be taken
Colds from the system and prevent Rheuma .ism.- -
II you suffer with any pain, use HAkTSH0kNE'S
CUREALL, the great PAIN ANNIH1LATOR. Ii
you have q cough use HART4HORNE'S COUGH
SYRUP, which is the best Cough syrup in the
world.
Sold by all Druggists In Richmond. &C l5-6m
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= OOS CELBbkATBD. NATIONAL 8xWlN0
MACHlNES-OYFTcR 2l7 MAIN e1lx11, RIuuNoND.
Wv would most respectfully invite all @ ed
and examine our new stock Of Family, PlAntAa1o0
and Leather Machines: which for elrsblity An1
Machines are 90 constructed, that By he naG1eal
changes they are made 70 sew. hem. gather and
stitch from the coersest cotton bag OF heavy
ieather. to the finest silk, satin or lace, u any
description. without trouble. The GlmDlo 60.
strucfion, ease Of management and sAvinG OF dmo.
makes the Machine invaluable and warfnntsd q
give perfect satisfaction to al. Our new Banily
Maehine, for light work, will BE- foand one Of tke
prettiest and best In use; Il put mp n Rosewood
Mahogany or Enameled cases. 10 suit the periof Or
work-roca. Our agent. being = .hns nachintse, =
prepared to repair Machines and to give al the b
sMsrucsions 20 that the operstors can sdtuss thef
at their resdences also, seryano fdesired me- a
charge. We invite all to call and examine WhefO
sl possible attention will be paid by our LADY Sper
ators and Agent to give explanations. whether tAsy
sik, Thread and Cotton. Of an colon and descfip.
tions; Needles Gauges for tuckiug and binding.
No charge for shipping Oirculars viii b can't %
al or application by mail or otherwise.
Cloth or Leather. -
Shirts, &c. made to order. at .host notice.
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SAD CAsE-A very sad case of Grim. cen. was on
Wednesday last decided by the Presbytery of the
Reformed Presbyterian church In the State Of New
York. The parties are the Rev. Or. Christie. for
many years pastor of the Sullivan street Reformed
Rev. DR.. Roney, of Pennsylvania. Tho Presby-
terry considered the charges to be proved against
the accused, who is q married man, about seventy.
five years Of age, aud deposed him from the nin>
istry.
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ABOLITION OF SLAvsKY.-A letter from the Hague
says that the Government OF the Netneriands y
about TO propose the abolition of slavery in sari.
nam Ia The Dutch East Indies, at the general
government ex pense Of $500 ,ooo
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The committee have also had under considers.
| tion the report Of the committee 70 msmoriaiize
toe Legislature, asking subscription on the pers
Of the State 70 the additional capital stock Of the
Company, and recommend the adoption tf tie
resolution Herewith submitted.
Resolved That - be appointed committeet te
session. On shis
asking subscription the part Of the State to the
additional capital stock OF the Company. authorized
for the extension Of the EichIsond and DssYiIIs
hoad to the Virginia and Tennessee Road or to as
to ,mplete the asi ex,sn.ion tbroneh tbs countes
Of Hen y snd Patrick.
b On motion OF Mr.. W BouIdin, the report was
laid on the table aud ordered to be printed.
On motion OF Mr.. Hill, the above report was
made the order Of the day for to-day At 10 O'Clock.
On motion of Mr. N. b. Hill, the l4th bylaw
was 80 amended as to increase the salary of the
President from $4,000 to $4,000 per annun.
On motion of DIR. Atkinson, the increase of sal.
ary will commence from the LIST Of October, 1858.
The Stockholders then proceeded to the cleo
sion OF officers. when tho following gentlemen
were unanimously elected.
ffestdc1t-Lewis E. HsYvie.
Directors-R. o. Haskins and VIM. Palmer.
On motion, Mr.. Neal was appointed a commit.
tee to inform the President OF his election.
Mr.. HARvIE returned thanks for the renewal OF
confidence, and made few remarks upon the
ing the stockholders OF speedy dividend from
their stock, iftheir means properly husbanded.
ErfeHs'on Col. Ii. G. Cabell offered the follows
ing resolution
Resolved, That the Richmond and DanyilIe Rail.
road Company feel deep interest in the extension
OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad from Clarksville
to ysvlle and that It will lend to that Company
the sum of $lo00Oo If the consent of the Legisla-
ture Can be obtained, as soon as the like sum has
been subscribed by other parties.
On motion OF Mr. Harvie, the resolution was
laid on the table, to be taken up to day.
6@nddy 1fGrel-Mr. A. f. Dickinson offered the
following resolution:
Resolved. That the President and Directors ofthis
company be reGuestel to correspond with the au-
thorlties of the roads connecting with line and
With the Post 0fice Department, with q view to q
discontinuance Of Sunday trains at the eari ct Pc
this object can be obtained
Mr.. l. Il. Harvie opposed the resolution az iuex-
pedient, and prejudcisl to the interests of the
Company and the State; and, therefore, moved to
lay it on the table.
DIR. Atkinson favored the resolution, as practi.
cable, because we are commanded TO keep the
Sabbath holy.
Mr.. Dickinson was prepared TO sacrifice all
through travel, to maintain right.
Mr.. Wood Bouldin did not agree that Il was
violation of Sabbath to transmit intelligence
throughout the country. He looked upon it a.
necessity-as much 30 any work done in fam.
ily-and believed that If it were o violation the
nation could not prosper.
The question being taken, the resolution was
laid upon the table.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again at 10
o'clock this morning, at the Ballard House.
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A TRAGEDY IN REAL LIFE-1he Way of the Trdnss
gressor.-Some twelve or fourteen years ago Har-
low Case was q respectable and esteemed citizen
of Buffalo. He held the place of Assistant Post-
master under Mr.. Dorshimer, and was for many
years intrusted with the more important duties
of the Office. A member of one of the Baptist
Churches, upright in every walk of life, married,
and the father of family. he seemed to be a. firm
in the STRAIGHTFORWARD paths of virtue as any
other. Removing to Sandusky, Ohio, he received
the appointment OF Collector of that port under
MIR. Fillmore. The appointment one univer-
sally approved, and the numerous friends of Case
were rejoiced at his success in ife While hold.
ing that Office he was intimate in the family of
Mr. F., one If his assistants. Mrs. T. was young,
beautiful, impatsioned, and fatal attachment
grew mp between the two, which remained unsus-
den eopement of Case with Mrs. r., and the stimuli.
taneous discovery that he had absconded with GO
vernmeut property to the amount CT come $34 900.
From that time forward nearly all trace of the
guilty pair lost. The family Of Case, befeaved
aud betrayed, remained hopeless in their grief
Mr.. T. engaged in long but fruitless chase Of the
fugitives. And nov from off the sea come tidings,
a broken, half.told story of lonely wanderings in
foreign lands; full recital of a never.cessiug
remorse, with pitiful aud solitary deaths In far
away islands and on the stormy waters of the In
dian ocean. Both victims of unhallowed passion
are asleepthe mother In the groves of Ceyion, the
little child in the coral forests of the Tho
betrayer still wauders the earth, the heavy hand
Of an avenging God upon him, and sends to his
abandoned home this message of his sorrow
R,tGdlo Commercial Adp.. Dec. q
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DIsPAT0H 7-
P1IU TIN q ODHI On
0vH~ " Ass ssS TA&tsaaA Aksals AlGanan1.
JOHN D. HAmmYRSIYY { CO., pssvvle,ees

esry in the South. both srsgards xypees Q4q01oGs
% sna : sas .'sss ..rn; snd me.s aRsfgysd Assai
BOOK end JOB PRINTING, such q 1-sT -
rAonaH4azI55S, onaH4azIt555gS,rs. sAS5 SJt4R 4F59kl SSl...s
CfGGiyS CfkG6EAsS. fHoaf2Hff -
BILLs OF LADIN0. HXNn6In -
PARTICULAR attention given q ane W1If -
'':'iR TnH GSHHf:z11;f SffzTca tfs'ssS c4sS
Circulars, Labels, 4c., 10 cspable Of tuyn1ng e mi
mpresuions per hour, thereby suabltn4 The D0tsnn1
Of this establishment 70 obtain this deoog116io0 Q
= A'ess rsdsscsd n 1ycpovssoW = ~ ts~sss -
ooored Inks, executed In the highese sfyle pf
In this branch OF the busnem the propV Vt1osgo eo1
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~ PARKE PoINDExTER,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

RICHMOND, Va,
Will practice in the city Of Richmond aid in the
counties of Chesterfield Powhstan and Amelia.
a. Ofhcs in Lise's Building. corner Of Main and
,1th streets se 23-l2n
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k~ CIaARs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large aud we'll selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
nALE0F VALUABLE REAL E6TATE,

between Main and franklin stA
B.-U6ARs made In aIy style to order.
S--3rn
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EXECUTORS NOTICE The undOr-
- aligned, having qualified a. Executor u John r,
indebted 10 his estate 10 como forward and sseffo
and all persons having claipas agsinss M SSsata
will please present them to the underlined ~ -
tlemeDt. JNO. N PATTON In
no l7-lm Execuk1r
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NOTIUE.-All persons having claims
CN against the estate Of the late Dr. John w Pow
ers requested TO present them, and all persons
indebted TO said estate are hereby notified to Fay
their respective Indebtedness either 70 my agent,
Mr. THos BoUDAR. who 10 authorized TO receive and
grant receipts. or to me, r
: no lS--lme j pOWDR Admir-
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TEROsINE OIL LAMPS. The sui

II ESVOINE VIU 1NWT O.-1uG buU'
h scriber having just returned from the East.
and while there made such arrangements with the
manufactu'ers OF Lamps and OILS, e 70 enabls him
south and will be happy to sss his friends and the
public at 1862 Main street. opposite the AMERICAN
Hotel. w. kHx.
de-
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-A FIRE At WoodyilIs, Miss, on
the 1st inst destroyed nine large stores and other
property to the value Of $10o, 600. The insurance
was very small
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-20
VOL. 13.---NO. 80.

TIE NTT-SLA VERY UGLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, OHIO
by the Executive Committee Of the Western Anti.
Slavery Society.
TERMS.-Sl,50 per annum payable in advance
Or, $500 at the end of the year.
D6rCommunications intended for insertion, to
'hs addressed to MARIus r. ROBINSON, Editor.
Orders for the paper and letters containing
money in part payment for the same, should be
addressed to ANN PEARSON Publishing Agent,
Salem, Columbana Co., Ohio.
nSrMouey carefully enveloped and directed as
above may be sen. by mail at our risk.
nSrwe occasionally send numbers to those who
ara not subscribers but who believed to be in
tsrested in the dissemination Of antislavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
sslvss or use their influence to extend its circula-
ton among their friends.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square nc lines) three weeks, Sl,oo
Each additional insertion ,25
Six months, 4,0O
u One year, 6,oO
Two Squares six months, $40
" One year, o,oo
One Fourth Column one year, with privilege of
changing monthly, 1900
Half column, changing monthly, 1000
S-Cards not exceeding eight lines will be in
ssrtsd one year for $500; six months $500.
j. HUDSON, PRINTER. l
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-01
Real Estate at Auction.

WI ILL be sold by orders of the Court of Pro- w bate for the District Of New Milford at pub lie auction ness previously disposed of at private salc,) Saturday. the 3d day of April, 1soS, at O clock in the afternoon, farin of land lately be- longing to Hon. Perry Smith, deceased convenien- ly and pleasantly situated in said New Milford about one mile eastwarly of the village. Said farm con- tains about To acres. conveniently divided into meadow, pasture, blow and wood land we'll water ed, with good dwelling house, barn and other out buildings situated on the same in good state of repair; also situated on said farm, and will be sold with it. Saw Mill and water privilege connected with said Mill. The sale will take place at the New England House in said New Milford. Terms made known at time of sale.
 So much of said premises will raise the sum of four hundred and eighty dollars and ninety nine cents and charges will be sold by J $ 1urrill Ad- minisrator of goods not administered the estate of Hon Perry Smith, deceased, and the balance by George II. Noble Trustee, and Assignee of John C. Smith of New Milford, assigning insoIvent debtor
 JOHN s. TURRlIL Administrator.
 G. II. NOBLE. Trustee and Assignee
 New Milford, Feb. 22d. 1858.