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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
COUGHS, ASTHMAS, OoNSUMPTToNs.

THE public are respectfully informed thnt AN. DERSON'S COUGH DROPS and PECTORAL POWDERS have from An extensive use for years past, proved themselves to he one ofthe valuable remedies evorye discovered for the cure of coughs, colds and other affections ofthe breast and lungs lea ding Co eoMsumptOns. Thousands have experienced the happy effects of this Leaiig BaiSam, and many ofthe highest responsibility have given certificates, some Of which will accompany each bottle, that will satisfy every unprejadced mnd the the most exraor. dnary and unexpected cures have been performed by the use otths medicine n cases ot long standing, in which other mc,c'r e had produced no favorable et fect and where the most skilfn physicens had given are an inallibo cure in all cascS, but of such ncWrabe, thcre are but few but what will be great. y relieved by them. Scarceya case orcoUghs colds, pain in the side, difficulty of breathing, want of sleep arising from debility, or even seated consunp but may be relieved by timely use Of this healing bat sam. Each dollar bottle ofihis medicine contains n. bout 60 doses, which proves them 10 be cheap med icine considering their virtues.
 NEW CERTIFICATES.
 To James Mellen, Hudson, N. Y.
 In tho spring of 1913, Mr Elenxer Harris, man In indigont circumstances, 0nd who had abored for me occasionally for more than ayenr,wns violently seized with affection of tho lungs, accompanied by ntght dry cough, frequently unable to rulSe any thing t0r nearly half an hour, and then most commonly blood tTis cough was severe and ncessant that he soon becanle much emaeiatad, his eyes glassy, md his strength left him to that degree thAt he was wholly able to labor, cOn,assioMRling his situation, friend ofmne and myself procured for him QUO bottle ofA An. derson's Cough Drops by nking which, n Nbout three weoks, tto my astonshment) ho was so far restored as to be able to perform his usual tabor.
 GAlUS STEDBlNS.
 Ilillslale. Feb. 10, 1898.
 l Robert Kidney, 0f Rochester. Monroe, co. N. Y. do hereby certify ,hal (orn long time was rcdu. ced by aH affection of tue lungs attended with pain in the breast difficulty ofbreahieg, &e. that my life was despaired Of md given up incurabe by ooun cll of Eve pyscians, but by the Rdvioe of Doct. G. Hitchcock, of Rochester, was induced io make trial Aof your Anderwn's Cough Drops, and by using one A0ttiv wns restored pgrteut hcNIh. would there fore recommend nll those afflicted with similar com. plaint to make use ofthc aauie remedy as nm per. iec,ly satisfied that it saved u,y le.
 \ Y aDt- ,a.lsl ROBERT KIDNEY. Fl Dn.kns,a. Afnenh IT IQOR
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
TO RENT.

A fine wehrreportioned Farna, |. of about %OO acrcs, pleasantly
 situated in LitshfeId South Farms m& ---with Housi, two Barns, Cider NH, aud large uumbeFp pf fruit trees there un--lately occupied by Rufus Picket. I'm mediate possession will ht given. For terms apply to DAVIDE. SANFORD.
 liIekGeld, Aprl ie tF44
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30

In nimporeant actions. we are gulaod isss by conscience than by glory and yas she shortest way t0 arrive q glaEx IH Al .naa|
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30

A fine bull dog, belonging to woman living in Henry street, New York; one niglsi last week seized thief by tho calf of his log, while he was robbing tho hen roosl, and detained him 50 uncomioEtably that the thief was obliged to cry out ipr the watch, who relieved the canine cop- stable. The poor woman heard tho iack- l;ng l,ua ,vas afraid tO % down. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

he hes s.d oil the crfzens ofhe Last. thai when
se asked FOR bread, We should ut b. prtsssiod
9Th stone.
Mr.. n. presented a variety Of other views.
which we have no room for IN this day pa
per.
He concluded With expressing his seknosiedg.
en,ents for the polteness aud sl'en'r'n which
The Convention had shown In listening 10 hts
address.
Upon hi. concluding, the COMMITTEES rose on
the motion of Mr.. john 5. Barbour.
On Mr. McCoys motion. the Convention de-
iermined "a 10 81 yoles) % change their hour
o meeting from 4 10 10 o clock
And then on Mr.. Sees motion, the CONVEX.
iion adjourned accordingly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
NOR RENT the six follow ing
lot on main street, and nearly op.
pneitp tho II ran L. lin Jntal at nras

eht III the occupancy Of Mrs PITS. The Two
brick tenements adj dining, as also the wooden
house, next 10 Messrs. Wade IL Johnson's office
Those three tenements are well calculated
for small Groceries or Offices. The large two
story framed house on the hill opposite Col.
Rhodes, the two story house on first street at
present in the occupancy of DR.. BRAKEMAN, to
each of the two last named lenements are at.
tachedifne gardens and good out houses. For
hire the ensuing year IL likely negro men, a,
mong them are Two first rate CARPENTERS,
with complete sets of tools, one good water
man. two good "agoners one good ostIer, the
balance prime field hands
GEO. WHrTLOCKEa
Nov. 9. wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

JACKSON RADIsH.-" A Radish weighing 22a
pounds, and measuring 24t inches in circuu,-
ference, and "a in length. was raised on the
farm of MIR. Godfrey Grenawalt. near Cham
hersburg. II is hollow in the centre" This is
genuine political Radish of the new school
of reiorm.--Like Others of the class. il,
makes great show, but Is d" hollow within -
Bait. Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

We take this occasion 10 state fact. to show
the wonderful RISE OF PROPERTY 10 Pennsy Iva.
MA consequent upon the Canal system. A
piece of land, lying between Reading and
Mount Carbon, say seventy five miles from
Philadelphia, was purchased within FIVE years
for FIVE HUNDRED dollars; the same piece Of
land could now be sold for FORTY THOUSAND
dollars the propretors will not sell it.
Phil. Dem. Press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
OFFICIAL NEWS
OF The Capituiaiion of Barrado

or he Capiiulai0n Of Barad0s.
We are indebted 10 the polienfss Of the
Editor oflhe New Orleans b e. for a hand
bill contalning the articles Of capitnlaton enter.
ed into by the Chief Of the Spanish army IN
Mesico. Gen. BarruddS with the Mexican
General, 81. Ana, received last evening by the
Southern Mail. We nave not time 10 give them
in uli, in this mornings paper. but merely 10
present tie substance. 1t will be seen that the
terms are very different from those reported
by previous arrival at New Orleans, namely :.
that The Spanish officers were permitted to re
tain their swords aud colors, and thai the Mei
lcans Were to be a, the expense OF takiog care Q
the sick and wounded Spaniards, and of send
ing them back to Havana on their recovery
The Mexicans did not ldrnlsh their character tof
bravery aud patriotism SO far as TO yield to SUI
dee adInp terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

DIR. 5. huzzaed and aided in ] c.so,,. .,
ton. Mr.. +. did not. IGsatgs' rs e',,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
Middleton, { CoDn.N OFT c

HluUItIoUh, (L0nn,) Ucf. q.
Ersr Bearing Raspbsrrv-Mr, Noad,ab
Rockwell, jr. brought to our Office ves,erda .
Tor exhibition several punches of Ever Bearing
raspberry, loaded with great numbers of this
delicious fruit, some ripe, others lust turning
red, and others green; it also had a lare q mum.
Der IN bloom. The fruit, when ripe, is re- ID and
OF a beautiful aavor. Ii commences toat,.a
early IN the spring, and continues 10 hear nn,sI
iros' comes. Agentleman forwarded !, m Al.
H. from the banks If the Mississippi
+ Sentinel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

Mr. Leigh OF Chesterfield, occupied the whole
S"''ng ct Tuesday, aud nearly the whole Of
u sdte'dng, in opposition TO the White Basis,
which he opposed with grea, vehemence aud
severity. lie also opposed the compromise
suggested by MIR. Monroe was follow ed
10y Mr. Mercer in reply We shall follow up the
reports, as rapidly .as possible Eds. Vugi-
miami
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

The Dead aliUs We find the following sin.
GUITAR stasemen, The W. Rutland Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

In the year 1915. iUseDh bMniaD y as com.
x,i,,ed 10 The VI STATE Prison Tor rspe-ano
soon after. 10 all outward appearance, died,
was laid out 10 the usual manner, piac ed IN a
coffin, and delivered to bis friends, Tor ,nier-
ment, in Woodstock. IL is now suspected iaa'
bis death was only feint TO elude the conhae
ment OF the prison, and that some Of hrs irieads
&c. were accessory 10 his escape. Inns Is
denied by the Republican and supported py .ne
Observer. Afiidasits are published IN the ia'
ter paper which go to show thai the dcpoheh'
has since seen Burnham alive aud well 10 'he
CITY of New York. under an assumed name,
and consersed with him. This is altogether
very singular business, and we understand the
legislature have appointed committee 10 IN
vesigate the case and make report
The Rev Benjamin n. Rice, Of Petersburg,
Va. has accepted call from The Presby terrain
Church in Pearl-street N. York, TO be lheir
pastor, aud is expected there in a few weeks 10
enter on the duties of his pastoral charge.
The corporation OF the town of Petersburg.
Va. has engaged MoscURE Robinson. Esq. 10
survey the route of rail road between that
town aud the Roanoke River
II is stated, in the Boston Commercial Ga
zctte, that Mr. Charles Young, late manager
Of the Federal street Theatre in Boston, has
recently sailed for England, to take possession
OF a fortune of E20,0O0 bequeathed to him by
pear relative.
Martinsburg va Oct. %.
Lock out for Counterteiiers On Saturday
last, man passed through this place, calling
himself Henry Chnpfine. Whilst here. he sue
ceeded in passing 10 a Mercantile House a $50
ginia, payable al the Branch al Lynch5urg. Ii
appears he succeeded in like MANNER in passing
a 5 100 note a Middletown, Maryland, and a
SlO note at each of he two Toll-gaies betwixt
that place and BooIsboro'. all counterteits on
the 3 anch Bank OF The United States. TN
young gentlemen pursued him as far as Win
chrs er, where he was ovettaken, and early
on Sunday morning taken before "A magistrate.
On the way TO the mag is,rate's. he was observed
TO he chewing paper, which was no bou bt couU.
ierfeit notes. When before the magistrate,
the fifty dollar note which he passed in his
place, was laid on the tabe by one oil the
young gentlemen for the purpose Of beiae
inspected, he Immediately picked il up and
put the same into his mouth, and atho' seized
and severely choaked succeeded in swallow
ing The aame Immediately after swallowing
II he gave fifty dollars in good money 10 the
person to whom he passed the note No coun.
terfeit money being found on him and the note
which he passed not to be produced the laws
OF this Commonwealth could not punish him
he was given over ia the gentlemen who pur-
sued from Marylan Gdsette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

,, REMARKABLE PREsERvArIoN-A lad, in
New YORK, whose mind is somewhat disorder
ed, remarked few days ago hat she might as
wen die as live and instantly threw herself
out OF three story window. She was. how
ever so little injured, that she is now entirely
recovered. 10y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

robert ieming 10 removed from the Office OF
Co,iee'or OF the port of Lewistown, N. Y. 10
make room i9r Seymour Scpfeld, Of LIZ Ok port
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

CLAIMS ON FRANcE.-A meeting of the
claimants on the government Of France for
spoliations on our Commerce, was held ia N.
York on Tuesday las, Preserved Fish, Esq.
was called TO the Chair, aud David Clark ap.
pointed Secretary. A committee, consisting Of
Preserved Fish George Griswold, Peter A. Jay,
David CIsrkinson, Joseph Blunt, John G. Co.'S
tar, & Philip kerney, was appointed 10 furnish,
evidence in relation to our claims and to con-
Ter with the government OF the United States
on the subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
UUT e UFTt5VUIlHtlII.
OFFICE uF TIE BEE,


NeW Orleans, October T.
u By the schr Oscar, arrived al 2 o clock
Yesterday from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed
on the 22d Sept. We have been favoured BY "A
respectable house, of this Cit> with printed
copy Of the CAPlTULATlON oil the Spanish
troops at Tampico. Gen. BARRADAS arrived
as passenger on board of the Oscar with sever
al Of his sta # officers.
TERMS OF CAPITULATlON.
The Spanish army evacuated 1amplco re-
tanning their arms and colours, but only 10 cGHR
them 10 dttamirns, there TO gire them np TO Dor
Manuel Merry Zeran lieutenant of the Mexican
army. The Spanish division will garrison al
Victoria until ready to sail, and its support and
the expense OF transportation TO be at the coa q
its chief The sick and wounded unable 10
march are 10 remain at Tampico and TO W
transported TO the Hospital, TO be taken care oil
at the expense OF the Spanish government
The Mexican General 10 protect the lives and
property of all persons belonging 10 the expe'
diion. The Spanish general is anihoTSenlo
send one or two officers to Havana TO procure
transports, &c. By Two additional articles pre-
posed the first by the Spanish and the second
by the Mexican general, it Is agIeeo-Is'
mat 1t any troops forming part OF the oVls'o'
OF Barradas, arrive al Tampico, they Shall DC
notified OF the present convention, That 'ney
may return to Havana. I'd That the general
the chiefs and officers and all the troops forming
part of the division of Barradas solemnly
bound themselves moi TO take up arms agains tue
Mexican Republic.
The five affairs which took place between the
Mexlcans and Spanialds before the reduction
OF lampico, are as follows;
LIST. Tue attack made on the sea shore al
the time of the landing.
=. The eeort made by an ambuscade o.
ooo men al the place called Lost Corchos, a.
me taking of Tampico-el Alto, and where '"e
Mexicans left one cannon.
I'd. Atthe passage of the Bar, where 'ne'
abandoned three csnpons :.
4th. AT the attack of Tampico de Tamaur
pas while Barradas WAS at Altamira. where ua
found not single soul the action lasteo w.
more than ten hours when Barredas srrNeu
he would not engage in the action and respe' 'r
ed the capitulat,on which the corps he hau 'e'
at Tampico had made.
9th. The attack Of the fort at the Bar deisu
ded by three pieces of artillery, the Mexican,
attacked several times, with unpreceoen,9 a
courage and determination ;they penetrated W.
entertainments sword IN hand and left 'no.'
about three hundredand6 fifty killed. The y'uh'
Aamariz, aid-de-csmp to Santa Anna Re-
csiyed bis death ia the feIl itself into wHcn'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
GKR

Wonder, WiH nsrer eedse."-The crlebra.
ted ScittaHser Cuban0, who made grand as
cent Oh WIRE distance OF 900 feet, aud al
rst ed thousands a, the Vauxhsll, London, has
srrlved II his country, and made bis FIST sp
reara CO a, the Opera House, New York
yesterday week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

/" Bargain and Corruption "A shrewd el.
low the other day bought up all the pigeons
in the Newburypou market on tores'sling
speculation. The day proving hot they "eTe
all puirid before night.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
Translated for the Journal Of Commerce.

ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT GUERRERO,
Al The opening of the Extraordinary Session Of the Mex
ioan Congress, august 4, 1899
CITIZEN DEPUTIES AND SENAToRs!-1t surely
was incredible that. a nation like Spain, withou,
efficiency, without decision, and without resour-
ces, shculd persevere in the IN al attempt ofei-
feeling the reconquest Of Mexico. Present ex-
perience, however, proves the contrary; and we
know that the sllves Of Ferdinand VII, have
dared to profane the soil If our bic
Miserable men! TIL. forgei that the Mexi'
cans are always independents; that they are ac-
qusin,ed with their. right; that they know how
TO be lree and that il is an insult to offer them
the deg aiding condition Of colonists, TO which
in times less fortunate they were reduced by a
| wIerched ahvemurer in 1919.
Here follows a paragraph alluding to the
Information which had bren communicated TO
the public by the Executive in relation TO the
Spanish Expedition, and the preliminary mea-
sures which had been adopted ia secure the
safely, Of the Republic.
And ,ha, nolhicg might be lacking in the
present circumstances OF The country, the Ike
cutive. with The advice and consent OF ,he Coon-
Gil # Government, decre~d The assembling OF
Congress in extraordinary Sessious,-having
for its first and principal object 10 provide
SuCU t1cdhc ia Ibibbi nc es't i VIC Wv pN'N
ments Of lhe Treasury aud Of War. No deter
minalion could be more suspicious 10 the Mex.
leans, or more dishrarrning TO those who seek
al least 10 redu US 10 slavery. Decision, pa
rriot'sm and respuices.l exist in The bosom OF
The Republic, with the very interesting and hap
py' Giro umstancr, thathr samr sysirm OF gov
eminent is The surest guarantee and the hru" St
supper, of our political existence How has
il triumphed in the Nineteen $ a,es, the Dis
tric,, ard the Territories Of The Fedora'ion!--
What power can destroy it?
The valor and hard hood Of the soldier on
duty, and The deliberauon, prudence and wis
dom OF the supreme powers Of the Union and
ihe States, all c"mniae for the safety OF the Re-
public. Fortunate. without douSr, is this day.
Fellow cillzens! the country is receiving new
ex, s'ence; aud alreody on is affairs every party
in,eres, is sacric ed;-,trse is not the slightest
symp,om OF Jisunion. E'-rnai praise TO the
patriotism aud good judgment Of the Mexiesns.
Senators and deputies, accept my congru,ala-
tions! Continue your impor ant and useful la
bors, give days Of glory 10 your country, and
Of onfuson 10 your enemies. Sustain your
hrmness and admirable Institutions which afford
so mucb satisfaction 10 the Mexican people,
Depend upcn he faithful adhesion OF the Exc.
cuive in all things; with the solemn protes,
which this day repeat, thai viii never have
any othey rule of conduct excep! the Constiu.
ton and the Laws, Ihdrc done.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

CHARLES RHIND. If New York, 10 be Consul
Of the Unired States for The port of Odessa, on
the Black Sea, in Russia.
JOHN WARD, Of Missouri, to be Consul OF the
Uniwd States for the por, Of Chihuahus, in
Mexico.
WILLIAM SHALER, of Massachusetts,, TO be
Consul of,he Uui,ed States for the port of Ha.
vani 10 The Island of Cuba, IN place Of Thomas
NJ Rodney, removed.
SIDNEY MASON. of Virginia, 10 re Consul of
the United Safes for he port Of ST. Johns, in
the Island Of Porto Rico, in place Of Robert
Jacques, removed.
WILLIAM STIRLING, to be Consul ofthe United
Staes Tor 'he port of Barcelona, in Spain, in The
place Of Charles Douglass, removed
WILLIAM S. HAMILTON, Of Louisiana, 10 be
Surveyor Of Public L,ncs Souh Tennessee, in
place of James p Turner removed.
WILLIAM THRoosr SlMoSs, 10 be Consul of
the United States for Yves phalia and the Prus-
sian Provinces Of The Rrine, 10 reside at FL.
berfei,, in place of John Godfrey Boxer, resign
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
Serb not Myselfiu Cities "--sHAKEsrrAnr.

1t was s,arrd in morning journal tina, an adj.
vertisement for clerk produced vast number
Of applications, whic led 10 the conclusion that
the city contains number Of Young men, who
are not only without employment, but who
have no mechanical or professional pursuits
upon which certain reliance IAN be placed
This arises from the error in which parents in
du!ge in providing for their sons; OF grows out
Of criminal indffe' ence 10 the ADVANCEMENT
of their children in their diff ult walks through
life If farmer has one or TWO sons, he thinks
their fortunes are made il they tan get into the
city; and those born in the city are are fearful Of
s,arveing il they venture in the country the
result is. we have country boys wi.hou, employ
ment or means OF existence, and city boys with
gu, trades, or with proft ssions that are useless
No wonder therefore that, an advertisement for
single clerk should be answered by fly ap
plicants. Our mechanics, who have grown
rich by honest labor, indulge false pride il
not bringing up their own sons 10 the trade
which has made them ihfir fortunes. A stu.
pid boy, according, to their opinion, mus, 20
into the shop; but The smart lad must have a
half and half collegiate education, and study
somr profession. The stupid boy with brawny
shoulders, and hands calious by labour, &C
quires snug property and brings up little
family, willie the INDUCED pc, is an attorney al
law. wihou, practice. or an NJ. ID. without pa
,ien.s, or perhaps q merchant without capital
or q slorekeeper withou, credit. 4 lad Of IA
should begin TO ask himselfihe question:" ,UhH
an Ito do for my SefS" If he studies his interest
and resolves upon trade, he should forthwith
select his master and go to work. HIS father
may wonder al his want of ambition, as be
would call this mother may be very sorry,
& his sister cock up her proud nose at her bro
Their being filthy mechanic; bur let him con.
time al bis trade with the know ledge that la
bour is wcallh, and time is money, and in few
years he will have some subs aptial evidence OF
The fact. 1t is melancholy to see the number Of
signs in gi'ded letters Of attorney at Law;"
as If litigation was The prevailing sin OF the
age, and the young lawyers longing with their
legs or the table, ceranging the dusty VOLUMES
Of Blackstone and Coke which lie unopened be-
fore them, OF the sedate students and the Young
practitioners OF meieine calculating upon eDi-
denies or sickly season.
Where all is competition-whe all rush to
the same spot. some must fall. Those who
are born hu.band-mep had better continue so,
and those who have no visible means OF o5,aia,
ing living, had better turn their backs upon
the city and seek the smiling, the plentiful wss,.
Lei them clear land-tiIl The soil-ga,her the
harvest learn to be farmers and obtain an hon.
est livelihood, in time, by industry and perse.
verance, hey may become proprielprs of the
soil, and enjoy health, wealth, end Comfort.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
The Nashville Banner Of the 5,h instant, con-

The Nashville Banner OF the 5'h instant, con.
tains Ie!,er from J. Chiffon, in which it Is
substantially stated thai Judge WILLIAMS, OF
Tennessee, is to be impeached because "f his
differing in opinion with the ma ori,y of thai
stale on the Presidential Election If party
madness is thus TO influence our legislators, we
shall indeed despair Of the Republic. Thai
government cannot last whcre-the seats Of ihe
Judges are made TO depend on so unstable q
tenure as loyalty 10 an inviJual- Ball. finer.