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The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

THE Convention nt geskhner, n. Y. was
Organised on the arh ilst. with toS delegates
frommest Of tho coukKies IA the state. The
ballots Cor candits,e Cor governor were giv-
en- in, Of which WIN. b. ROCHESTER,. of Mon
roe county received los; and was thereupon
unanimously nominated for the Office Of gov
ernOr; and os being given for Marin. PITcH-
er, of Washington Co. he was declared as du-
" nominated Tor the Office Of 1t. Governor.
Mr.. Rochester is man Of splendid talents
and correct principles, and would gu the chair
Of state with honorto himself and bis cOnstit-
uents; but'the more exalted talents, and FAR
greater popularity Of De Wit Clinton viii I'M
questionably keep the Office from Mr.. r..
the next election. Gen. Pitcher, if we are not
very much mistaken, is reported to be too
nearly related to Gen. Root, in point of NOR
ais, to receive the cordial support of virtu-i
Gus community. We doubt whether Wash
ington county will give him majority of
votes over the Utica Candidate.
After all that is said about Caucusses and
Conventions, we believe the mode adopted
by the New Workers is a correct and truly re-
publican method of concentrating the votes.
and feelings of the freemen upon some sllita-
bic candidates for the Offices of state. We
care not whether such meetings as the Utica
and Herkimer conventions be called caucusses
or cabals; they do not partake of the nature
of "a legislative Caucus and are far less liable
to corruption and intrigue; they are in fact
the only proper way to learn the wishes of
the people in relation to candidates for offices.
Representatives who are chosen to make state
laws, violate the very first principles of repnb-
llcanism by an attempt to make state officers.
There is something revolving to the spirit of
freedom in the very name-Le Legislature Cau-
cas-something which appears pa.pably wrong
upon the face of the transaction OF law-makers
assuming the power of ofice-fillers, which
they virtually do by exerting that influence
which their station gives them, in nominating
candidates for office. We know 10 this state
that legislative Caucusses did not originate
with the republican party and we know that
when the federal party had the power, and
used this corrupt engine, the republicans were
loud in their opposition to it. We admire
consistency; and hope that after this the up-
right course Of the citizens of New ork win
be copied by the people of this state.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17
Calc5 Rcyaold's Estate.

VSHE Court Of Probate for the District of
i Sharon has assigned the Slst day Of
October inst. at the Probate Office in Sails
bury. at o'clock A. NJ. for the appointment
OF "Reminiscences upon the estate Of
CALEB REYNOLDS,
late of Sharon in said district deceased, reps
resented insolvent, when and where an per
sons interested may appear and be heard
thereon.
BY order Of the Court.
ORRIN CLARK, administrator.
Sharon, Oct. 8. 1895. "a
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17
WOOL IN SPAIN.
E1tact ofa letter from Spain, dag. s.

E1tact d e letter from Spain, Aug. 8th.
" In consequence of low prices of wool
in foreign markets, owners of sheep in
Spain, find themselves greatly in debt and
as they cannot support their flocks, in des-
pair have sold merinos (which produce the
best Leonissa wooD to the butchers, to be
slaughtered. Prices must therefore add
vance, or wool cease to be produced. Not
moro than one third of the usual quantity
will be washed this year; as the Spanish
manufactures of Catalonia have purchased
for their own use above 10000 arobes,
Us lbs. each) shipments will be small. -
Boston Gaz.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

BeWamin COnkliRg's Estate.
THE Court Of Probate far "A. s,.,,;,, -
n sharon has assigned Tuesday ~ rs1
day Of October inst. At The Probate 0a,c. :,
Salisbury az O'Clock A. NJ. Cor the sppoins-
mentOf Commissioners upon the estate 81
BENJAMIN. CONKLTNc.
late of Sharon in said district deceased ran.
resented insolvent, when and where all persons
Interested may appear and be heard thereon.
BY order of the Court,
ABIGAIL CONKLTNCs, Erpcutrir.
Sharon, Oct. 3, 1896. i8
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

NEW GOODS.
r.. HARRISOV
HAs just returned faom NEW-YORK.
IL with Substantial assortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
|DRY-GOODS, HARDWARE,
|CROCKERY,& GROCERIES,
bought with CASH at the present extremely
low prices; and will be sold at small adj
vance from cost. Also, ~
SHELF co n1Bs 8,
Of almost all descriptions, from twenty-five
cents to Six Dollars.
Persons wishing to purchase win find it for
their interest to call and examine for them
selves.
Litchfeld, Oct. 10, 1925. 10
ASSESSORS BLANK LISTS
Neatly executed, for Sale at this Office, as
Cheap as Justices Blanks.
October II.
BANK NOTE TABLE.
u
Bank Of United States and Branches, par.
NEw-HAMPsHIRE.
All the Banksin this State Sd per cent. dis.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Banks the city ofBoston l-2 dis.
Manufacturing and McChanics bank
Nantucket sto dis.
Nantucket Bank
ALI other hanks Sd
RHoDE-IsLAND.
All the banks in this state 81
CONNECTICUT.
Eagle bills S0t0,82
Derby bills 9Ot095
All other banks l-S to
VERMONT.
All the Banks Sd tes
EEw-YoRK,
Barker's Exchange 25
Niagara 5to6
Plattsbugh rs
Tradesnaan,s ~ lie
Fulton Bank, broken
Green County, Catskill,) do.
Jersey Bank, do.
All others in the state current
81 ks.@ MAINE.
Wiscasset, Castine, -HaIlowell &
Augusta. Passamaquoddy all broken.
Kennebeck hank at Hallowell broken.
Bank at Bangor, uncertain
AW ofher R.Dks 80 So
NEw-JERsEY.
| State Bank sat Trenton
| Lombard s. Protection 20 10 ~
Jersey Bank, broken.
Washingtor. formerly Wehawk,l doubtful
| All other banks current
Banks in Philadelphia par
l.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

\@S tOo' 0dSMJ SnAPA0HtS VIA Uo SiudHs -
$500. Boston Gaz.
| LOUISVILLE, (KENr, Sept. 22.--Hori-
bc.-A flat boat passed this place a few
days ago, having on board five white men
and about seventy-fye negroes, brought,
it is said, from Maryland. The slaves rose
upon the white men on Sunday morning
last, about two miles above Rome, small
town of Indiana, opposite Breckenridge
county in this state, and murdered the
whole-threw their bodies into the river,
and sunk them with stones. After sinking
the boat, and plundering it Of about e.
OO0in specie, they attempted to make their
escape through Breckenridge county; but
the timely vigilance of the citizens, to
whom information was probably conveyed
by some of the negroes, not concerned in
the murder, fifty-six were apprehended and
lodged in jail-three of which, have con-
fessed their participation in the horrid
crime !; and say, that. the remainder who
are running at large have the money, and
were the principals concerned in the per-
petration ofthe shocking deed. The names
of the unfortunate men, whose lives have
been thus taken, we are told, are Edward
and Howard Stone, of Bourbon county,
in this state; David Cobb, az Lexington,
and James Gray and-Davis, said to be
from Natchez.
The Portsmouth Commercial Adverti-
ser relates the adventures Of a cent, which
an apprentice to goldsmith in that town,
in 1900, hammered into an octagon, mark
ing it with the initials of his name, and the
date, Sept. z, that being the day on which
he was IA years old, and sent 1t abroad a.
mong its fellows. About a month since,
the cent found its way into the hands of
the same individual now a gentleman Of
40, after traversing the world for the pc
riod of 26 years. ~
Dr.. Preston Brown, brother of the Min
lister of the United States at Paris, was shot
at place few miles below Louisville,
Kentucky, by man engaged in dispute
with another person. The Doctor was
attempting to make peace between them.-
He died Of the wound on Friday night the
22d ultimo. -
]. The Norfolk Herald, speaking of the
| British order in council, says.---We are
informed that Mr.. Galatin is fully author
ised to proceed pari passn with the British
Government in the abolition of the restric-
tions and discriminating duties heretofore
existing, so as to place the intercourse on
| the most liberal footing Of reciprocity
If this be the case there is an end to all
doubt respecting the repeal Of the order in
council, and the continuance ofthe trade. :"
The National Intclligencer gives infor-
nation that the Secretary of war has invi-
ted Gen. Sumner Of Massachusetts, Gen.
Cadwallader of Penn. Gen. Daniel OF
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

Rev. DIR. Griffin, President of Williams
College, has obtnined subscriptions IN
Northampton and EIadley TO the amount Of
$1,000. The object is TO endow pro-
fessorship aud to erect chapel.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

The Nashville Banner says, |" from the ex-
ample of great men, dueiiiag has become so
much the order of the day, that we learn, it
was with SEINE difficulty a gentleman of this
place, few days ago could restrain two boys,
in mortal conflict in the field of HONOR
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

The National Intclligeucer gives infor-
nation that the Secretary of war has inyi-
ted Gen. Sumner Of Massachusetts, Gen.
Cadwallader OF Penn, Gen. Daniel Of
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

Mr.. Reynolds, BLACKSMITH, at Cherry
Valley, was killed few days since, by his
apprentice, named Darby. Dir Reynolds
had to repair stage which was to start
early in the morning, and had twice ava
kened his apprentice to get up and assist
him; but the boy not rising, Reynolds went
third time TO his room. and finding it
fastened, broke in, when Darby struck him
with piece of wood and killed him.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

They would also remark thar lOs TWEEN
ty-jght head Of young Devon Cattle exhibi-
ted BY Mr.. L. HuFlbut, exceeded any thing Of
fhe kind ever exhibited at any previous show.
and they noticed with no small degree of
pleasure the great improvements there has
been made in the breed Of Neat Cattle since
the commencement Of this society, and that
ct no former exhibition has there been exhi-
bited so great collection of beautiful cattle
as at this.
RUSSELL C. ABERNETHY, Chair.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-17

ASSESSORS BLANK LISTS
Neatly executed, for Sale at this Office, as
Cheap as Justices Blanks.
ncfohar17
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. FOR THE VIRGTSIAR,

Led by inclination, aud the feelings IN
spired by, and associated With, the coca
sion of the celebration, lately attended 4
| bail. With spirits high and animated,
came prepared To JOIN, with all the ardor
of youthful passion, in the innocent and
rxhlIirailng amusement of the rvrnIrg. /
was not however, devoid OF anYlrly { r
hope and doubt alike suothe aud alarm HE
fears OF the young and the old looked
round upon the gay and bright array OF
beauty aud fashion with bounding raplnre,
but sill my eye rnyed unixed, and my
thoughts wandered from this scene of tn
rhantment, for MALISDA WAS not there. -
| repealed the idea, that the absence of one
solitary being could mar my happiness
and Danish from my SIGHT the untasled
cop of pleasure which on this evening
seemed To WOO and invite every ip.--I in
qulred, could her absence darp my -plrits
and rob me of my anticipated Joy Could
the loss Of one gem dim the splrndor of n
diadem glitterng with dia nonds Could
the absence of \ flower amid such rich
and gay proinslon, spoil the beauty of the
whole Aud nv heart responded. Yes /;
II sometimes happens that our object 50
fills the s,nd that all the would besides rs
hut dust in the balance. An understandable
charm that played around Malinda had at
traetrd my attention the first time ever
saw her THAT interest increased as acct
drnt brought us more frequently together,
until il had ripenrd into an admiration
warm and ardent.---That admiration,
heightened by the new aud increasing
charms v hich thought, and willingly be-
lieved | saw, like a tendrrer feeling to
which II is nearly alllrd, had often drawn
from ne the reluctant si9h and caused me-
many peusiye hour. But the object that
had kindred and famed that admiration
WAS not present, and | was unhappy Ia
VAIN sought her among the gay partners
in the dance, aud the small groups scat
tered around the room. In vain ! any
ionsly watched the door and eagerly
caught the sound Of every approaching
flolstep. Sill she came nnt.-Uuahle
j longer to remain in SD much anxiety, aud
such painful suspense, was hastily leaving
the house, when the rattling of a carriage
approaching caused me tn pause. 1t WAS
her father carriage. and Malinda had Az
rived. some months had passed away
since had seen her. since when she had
been rolling through the gsyrsi c,lrles ri
society, cnurtrd, cairrsspd aud universal
| ~ admired. Il knew not what changes an
| Introduction io the fashionable world had
produced upon mind SO young and inca
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Tan Befstedds. W. have bern infnrrn-
Ell. SAYS H. Freemdn's Journal. thai Irnn
Bedsloads ar annfactnrrd 10 several
fund rirs Ia Prn,ry han,, and are snld IN
flnladel .,hla. They ha,r brrn adopted
for use IN the fIospi nis, Il have been found
t"ans"er excellent pnrp"sr.. Their pinf-
pd advantages osrr lhosr uf wnnd, NE
Their durability, beauty, their light weight
IN case al removal, aud aho,r all their tree
dom fom bugs, worms, sr. We should
n"i b" surprised In -ee them ia general use
IA the cour,e Of fru years.
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Mr.. Giles.-Alter short cessation, thr

Mr.. Giits.-Aiter A short cessation, mir
gentleman is again ransAtk KING the Stor'
house of his memory fnI Circumstances up.
IN which to found the most odinns
charges against sOmp Of the best men ~
the aga, aud which, if they could be made
TO assume the hue which Mf Giles rndea-
vors TO give them, would ifhx lasting
stain upon the character of the nation -
In hia last No. he Is reviving the transac
tlons which took place at the tms OF
the capture of Amelia lsIanl and Fort ~
Marks. Mr. Monroe, Mr. Adams and Gen.
Jackson fail in for share of his andlhp.
mas, thu former Of whom, he says,ought t.
have been impsached = Cease, ,lpe,, ,oa
guaw a file I'VE would ask those who
laud Mr. GLASS talents 81 highly Hhat re-
Iation allthe trash he has been pouring out
IN his j." Preliminary Remal H." toll "Got.
den Casket"
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ADkAM II. NoB.TA.


Virginia
AZ i,ues pdi the clerks ,hie. Of the perioe
Court :" Chance ior tn Lbnchbn District. The 9sik
day II Uf OBJ, lg1s.
Thomas AIinues, rlI
against
Jacob swourr. sterling CiA'oru.. Mel ul,, 9.enny,
Ge rrt ;. Holloway, utorgc u. Wooden an Jabes
Camden. De't
n, dettniam Gsurge y Itliuwsi ~, hnvins q, er.
I'd Ia appearance AID s"' ,tenufy according lu he
act ~ As,"n} and the tui,so III ,eoni I'D hicnr.
pg b. salptnrlury eyIdsncr at he ~ At nm IN a.
tnnt VI III O. npul itisotd- d,un e snid q. Ten E
dGHpl - Mt o. the mex tenn n
AstNct tsb u 81 - pltin III aud q eop, E Lis
nrhr i"ih"ith in,rtt III n'tt IL" Iap,r inl cd
IL IA in"h )nrhbu - fpr TO nonthss Gee .n,1,,
aud at att fro - dpor of eouri.hoi ,e IA the
sad tow. Copl. Ic,tr,
so J."i Ls,c.e.
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-, suf p,siiPg hsas 10

...siie The sun .siH,,, tai r,:sirs hsa .., 70
hay ,cG by ssi"g ~ the so%e sa "' ioy s'r sh
aias I Ieen deposited there by some misery MISE !
h5sf Al a former generation ~ a per, a
ia, ,.rior to the r>is's"re OF B"ns' ""'s,, :,
AMI, ,nk, OF now-tor '"'s purpose We are
of l' me very natives, old sop's."y.rs, ana ana
io ,1,',osers, with pick "Ars, bog noes ana
a, ,n,ra rod. have been y'srron',' a. "", ns
m'a a5 ali Boreas has given 'hema blast ana
9 9g," Ihem into winter quarter ,,' ~
io5,9 ne, is they viii ," as,' G"' tn
s W. spung with far pr"spsc; 81 .i se.."s a"
stuhd'"' Vafo'.nsan.
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Not ice.

.hLl proceed, 40 the 10th day -
February nrAt, 81 The late frs,drnue
al Jordnn Notil"y, decd IN The low ~ tnd II
III" eoput, NJ P,usyl,anin, 10 sell, To- lns
hished builder, On credit OF IL munth,, all
the crop gt lpddrr, nais, rye nheIi aud corn.
III" stock III .herp, hugs, CATTLE aud horses,
rlHhi"i'pn utensils anu perishsble property,
OF which The said drecdent died pos.essrd. =
h'o, several ~ The slaves oi the said dee.-
dent Ainonp the ahoyn property - nev
wagon, and very likely team OF horscs
The cattle, sheep, Ne. nre likriy there Will
be upwards oil Que hundred barrels nj corn
offered l,r salr
Bnnd9 with approved srrnliiy will bc re-
qurted OF the purchasers. The sale " III eonr
linue OF necessary the neat dry.
HENRY MOI LEY,
WILLIAM MO1JLEY,
.7dnrs. NJ Jo,dau .boHit1, der.
=. :, All persons having rlaim. sge,nsl The
sm Jordan M0ItIe, are requested ~ make
them known, and those indebted Ia make
nymeut immedihtr'v. II NJ
Feb ?. w2w'26 " VI.
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VI p1nmG
A. Hui hid, u ~ the clerks oflo. Of the suprriof
Conrtf tahecr5 10, the H. nebbu,g DIT ct W. 2srh
day 81 ber,b.r,I Is.
lienr, Hatcher adm'r oil Hardansy Hs,susr, iced.
ahd 'ehiphd "shSI, Pits.
against
'ltHm o"nh,. lowell oNn by, j., and Matthew vii
Dsit,.
III seneiheiaa awarded ~ this cau.i not hung r.r-
eb"d b. ihf defendant Matthew Hilsu and MI ear
ing y aahsihsiOtj rtId.hrr thai he's hnOnsnt
ut t sepa Try Il soids d. Tat h. sua d, end ut
do par ters Ou he t. Jny ne .n term and
sht. caus' nnl he AGAINST the r,sra the eby.
AnnB ana lint e. Pl - 'ls Oidti be 10 thr 9TH ~
iieh ~ SOM hr"sprpr printed ~ the TN ~ ~ nch.
bhis, 10 tMu muItl, j, aud p,sl.d al Inc
front deor u The co'n -house ~ he sad lo.n.
copy. lsst".
26 J.NILLs. 6. 6.
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virginia:
A. Ruiz holden IN The CLERK offer of the SUP. rior
Court - ia"ciy or the H. nehbuig Distr CT IN. z5u.
day Of cetUb,r, I625
1rUrg' ". Baldwin, PIT
Hgainst
Istcs, - ~ I.S,a
ihr d'fcndant Polly Yates not having entered her
hpp'hthnr' and KNth ~cufIty ACCORDING 10 IN ct nj
Asse bD and TIE rulvs ufti couII nj IL IA, ,a ine
b, sausi 'et.rs evidence 'nt Ii. not NJ inhabnbt
ma S"u"u) n ordered, tint HI sad d, 1, meant do
a pH h "h NE hrsi dns of u,c i.rm aud aHswsr
10 thNlth inserted n some neA sialar ,,tr n, he
h"h"i llncbbnfg, Tor Two month, ,ucee, ~ ~ and
p''Nu Al ue iiohl door Of the cOnrt-housv The SAID
town, Ag,py. 1'cse.
J.rWILlS, C. c.
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From Ike .7Ubarn Free Press.

r,;sts,s' comjort-Jnst us we were making
fi'" zee received the following
up o% notice We have only to remark,
Ghre,' Md have pleased us much better, had
tha' ma, ter done his duly, and informed MS
NE circumstances three months ago II is
OIL ,'o ',,.,h ~ lose a subscriber IN this way,
0sa ,. =" the reflection ofsending paper for
WIN" nd months 10 no effect whatever,
Wfr" f.e evil might be easily remed
~a =" NM Tro,t marked Odd Dec. 1925
q hIg. X 0LlrH.sr'
,,rre for more Than FOUR m nths
Your,
aDAVID MILLER, P. M
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Virginia
Al Rules oldcn in the clerks Office Of III, spnerio,
Court o. Ghanerry for the nebhsi DLtr,t, the ssh
day OF October, 1925.
Bai ZiHi g u ~, p,
aHe
James Holder, Charlie, Wilson and = aniei s. FARLEY.
I,
hi. appearance and given AeruriI, aero a. ms n, M.
OF Assembly aHd ilr rules oi this court mi an, ..,;.e
10y sati nrtU'y e'd' nee that he net an ubsb,sn IN
this county: rs ordered, that the said .lr,d.n, A.
appear he on the hfs, day of then, NJ term and a.v er
toIth"rh insert"d IN newspap,r ,r,nt d n, IN.
toan Ut H. pshbnrg. fo two month, sucras>.,, az
ps'e"4 uie Hoe' doo' oil he coui thous the said
tOwn, copy, Ielk,
J.. WILLS, a..
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tanning Justice. unless the members from
III lsfgr eountie. move also with undpid-
ed iorcr Z II they do not, W. may as
veil hope Ia tind the Philosophers Stnnr.
rs to seek 10, Justice at III, had, MA pow
II, "hosc interest it is that things should
remain AZ they are.
Lei the Executive Council, that odiuus
eserescrnse on our System, play few
more fantastic tricks and We hope the
people vii then open ,h.l, ryrs In OF ra,,
one nj the " practical eciis" when may lac
renedied by q eniian-that they
Will nj least he induced IN .nquiI. whether
IL doe not open an avenue at which cor
rapIIon may enter. having ton the ad,an
tase Of veil Of secrecy which hides all
lis proceedings from the public eye, 10
prevent its detection and arrest lis pro-
grcss.
'.sOe--
amendment Of Inc Federal Constiiu-
tion.--We e5rri that ". have not room
for the very able report of MIR. Benton
mad. to- the Senate of the United State.
proposing an anne ndment Ia the Fedora
! Constitution, in relation M the election o
President and We. President. His plan
proposes that an uniform mode Of elect.
ton h> districts be- estabiishrd-that III. Z.
lection shall take place on lhe first Thus
day IN August every four Years, without
the intervention of electors mat, thus,
years, Congress shall meet on the hrs
Monday in Ocfoh-r, for the purpose u
counting the sotrs-thai # no QUE candi
ing candidates shall be Sent back In tn,
people for another trial, to take place on
the first rhursda, in Decrmhrr-In cas-,
of a second failure 10 elect, the House -
Representatives to deed" the question:, a
II present. The arguments OF Mr.. Ben
ION are cogeut, and enforced by APT an,
beautiful illustratIuns. No one who com
meuces reading hi, Report, will leave /
until he has gone through. We again cx
press our regret that We have not room l.
insert it entire. II occupies 10 columns o
fine type IN the Enquirer. We shall wait
until some of the uthe, numerous PROPOSE
tons are brought on the carpet befor. w
express "A decided opinion as to the posi-
hiiity of Mr.. B's scheme. IL the mean
timr We will observe, that while wp lik
! his ideas IN relation to uniform mod. u
election hy districts, We arr not ST. mucl
pleased With his denier resort.
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1870 prizes
26 80 Blanks,
S2lI,2'l0

j Tickets may be Ind al 50, aud shares in
proportion, al my
TIE public will observe NJ the very first
ldHnce NJ the ab"Ie scheme, TINT II /, deei-
dolly The most BrHidd one ever got mp IN
trlinn, mud, nj IT, ,tilnrrncr in price of
Tickets, II mnY bc Justly -nid ~ he eq nj #
not superior 10 ANY ~ the L states, aud ths
Drawing Is approaching very ridly end
Tickets are becoming IN w great dennnd
mud must soon advance, Adscu'urcrs, there
fore, should moi deln, single day IN calling
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OBITUARY

Died, nj the Glrhe IN the county of Amherst.
On thu 22d oil Mrs. sARAn PENN, rehct ol
Coloncl Gabriel p-un, an officer in The REV.
luton, This Hm'nbe lady, had been lor
'"net,me Indispensable bore her nil''et'on
Nun 'n"' 'of'''"oe ana p"'"nee' 'P''"tn"s
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L four doors above the Franklin Hotel
where he continues 10 sell Tobacco aud 9th.
~ produce ON commission. aud will IN future
also. transact business as a Broker--Hc hope.
20 be able to give satisfaction TO all who may
coniide bnsine s. 10 his care.
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