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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02
CONSERVATION.

retMrneOI anu reported the toHoWlng
 CONSERVATION.
 ARTICLE I. This association shall be called the Temperance Society of Litch- field County to be auxiliary to the Con- necticut Temperance Society.
 ART. II. Any person may become a member of this Society by subscribing his name to the Constitution; and all members of branch societies shall be considered as members of this society. ART. III. The members ofthis Society, believing that the use of distilled spirit is, for persons in health, not only unnecessa- ry, but hurtfal and that it is the cause of forming incorporate appetites and habits ; and that, while it is continued, the evils of intemperance can never be prevented ;- do, therefore, solemnly agree, and give this pledge, that we will entirely abstain from the use of distilled spirit, except as med- icine, in case of bodily hurt, or sickness that we will not use it in our families, nor provide it for the entertainment of our friends, or for persons in our employment; -and that, in all suitable ways, we will discountenance the use of it, in the com munity.
 ART. IV. All Temperate Societies, in the towns and parishes in the county, a. dopting, in substance, the principles of this society, may become branches, by forward ing to the Secretary their Constitution, a list of members and officers, and regular report of their proceedings.
 ART. V. The officers of this Society shall be President, eight Vice-Presidents, Secretary, and Treasurer ;-to be cho- sen at the annual meeting. ART. VT. The officers shall constitute an Executive Committee, to carry into effect all votes and resolutions of the soci- ety, and to have general superintendenc of its concerns. +a+
 ART. VII. This Society shall meet on the fourth Tuesday of every month, hold ing it's meetings, successively. in the seve- ral towns, in which its branches may have been organized. ART. VIII. 1t shall be requested of the several branches to send two, or more, de- lcgates, to every monthly meeting, who shall give in statements relative to the cause of temperance-after which there shall be public address, or addresses, by some person, or persons, appointed, for this object, by the branch in the town where the meeting shall be holden.
 ART. TX. The Secretary shall keep a record of all the doings of the Society, a list of members, s,-and it is expected that a report will be made, at every meeting, of the number of new members and that the Secretary will publish, from time to t'me' m the newspapers, such information and remarks as may be calculated to aid tue cause.
 ART. X. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to receive all donations, which may be made for the benefit of the Socie- ty; and to pay out the same upon the order of the Executive Committee.
 ART. XII. The monthly meeting in Oc- tober, after the present year, shall be con- sidered the annual meeting.
 ART. XII. This Constitution may be altered by two-thirds of the members, pre- sent at any regular meeting the alteration being proposed the meeting previous.
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CIRCUIT COURT, o. 8.
PH1LAnrLpHIA, ApriI 20th to 26th, ISIS.

PHILADELPHIA, April Goth 20 26th, 1929.
Jacob K Boyer for many years respectable merchant of
Reading and the father of large family, indicted for
forging utterng and delivering false and counteeted
of 800, the Uned States Bank The prosecution
based upon this single ote the District Attorney
remarked f he guilty all, he guilty of thu most
expert ertesiue and choIesae plan of counteitiHg
knoton in the United States
The evidence consisted chiefly details given by accomp
The jury returned verdict of Guilty Whom the verdict
pronounced the face assumed ashy paenes
and he tainted away He carried, led down into the
open at powerful degree oSeresi excited in hsavot
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CINc1NNAr1, (ohio) April ID.

CINCINNATI, (ohio) April ID.
Poemiedl-The discussion between Mr. Campbell and MIR
Owen, commenced yesterday at the stone church Fifth
The house crowded early hou and great numbers
went away who could hear the speakers The debate will
be taken down short hand and published in volume and
that all have opportunity of reading the argument
of the dsputants
John MLean late Postmaster General, and Judge of
the United States Supreme Cour-wth his family arrived in
this city the 18th instant We grafed that Cincinnati
has been selected the residence of this distinguished c
zen and mertorious public officer.
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Prom the Boston Statesman.
DINNER AT WASHINGTON.

Yesterday dined at the Presidents with the ~no!t
foreign Diplomatic Corps in their various court ores
and orders of nobility, all the officers OF our army
and Navy in the city, in full dress, all the Heau'
of Departments and few distinguished strangers.
aRaoDg whom was BIZ GaHatan. As il Was Inc Ns''
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TENNEssEE-We have no key by which to interpret
the mysterious illusions in the suboined letter of Cen
eral Houston. Without knowing the nature of his
msfortunes, we sorry to hear of them. His Let
ter of Resignation seems to to be model of pro-
priety. Nat. Intel.
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Conceii and ignorance most unhappy composition:
for none are SO nyncble the halwited who know just
enough excite their pr but not mach TO their
isporancs
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From the Nashville Republican. of April II.


It will be seen, from the following letter. that Gov
ernor Houston has resigned the Executive Chair of
this State. BY the provisions of the Constitution of
Tennessee in case of the death resignation of the
Governor, the Speaker of the Senate succeeds him.
Accordingly, on yesterday, General Hall, of Sumner
County, late Speaker of the Senate, took the oath of
office, and is Governor of the State of Tennessee
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Nashville, TENNESSEE,
18th April, 1929.
sR 1t has become my duty resign the office of Chief
Magistrate of the Sate and to place your hands the
thorty and responsibility which, such event. devolyes
you, by the provisions of the Constitution
In dssovng the political connexon which has long, and
in such variety of forms existed between the People of
Tennessee and myself private afcon however deep or
ncurable forbid expression of the grateful recollec
tons eminent due to the kind paraes of ndugent
public.
From my earliest YOUTH whatever of talent committed
my has been honestly cultivated and expended for
the good and at period of fe which has
tainy been marked by full portion of interesting events
have any views of private interest private ambition been
permitted to mnge in the higher duties of public trust In
reviewing the past only regret that my capacity for be-
ing useful unequal TO the devotion of heart and
even had been best with ability equal my ZEAL my
trys support vcsstude of life has been
more than equal to them both.
That veneraion for public opinion by which have
red every act of my official e has taught hold del
egated which would not be daily renewed by my con-
stuents, could the choice be daily submitted sensible
preston of their will And although shielded by perfect
consciousness of undmnished claim the confidence and
support fmy yet deicatey circumsanced
am, and by my msortunes, than by the fault
convance of any oneoverwhelmed by sudden caamtes,
is certainly due 10 myself and respectful the word,
that should retire from position which, in the public udg
ment, might seem to occupy by questionable authority
1t yields small share of comfort, far as
pabe of taking comfort from any circumstance that
signing my Executive charge, placing it in the hands of
whose integrity and worth have been long red who
derstands and will pursue the interests Of the Sate and
who the hour of success and in the trials of adversely
has been the and valued friend of that great and
good man. enjoying the triumph of his virtues the
scous security of Nations gratitude.
SAMUEL HOUSTON
General WILLIAM HALL,
Speaker of the Senate, Tennessee.
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New Arrivals

uusr received a large assortment oil Ink
pa,yde,s. and Liquid ink IN Bottles AID
det's Indeiibie Ink
, supply OF Moore's Essencr OF LIE -.
A aad,,,onal supplyof DIR J. Thompson's cele'
braied eye water ,, =,
la,oe sunpiy Of Liquid Sponge Backing, IN
casks and in bottles,
And also Liquid Backing,
Pngiist Oil Spruce.
English Esseace oiSprHcc,
Wheaton celebrated Itch Ointment,
pbeatons tp. Biters, Spice Buffers
A large assortment Of Thermometers, and NY.
dromcters, for proving spirits ana Acios
A large supply ofPyrolismons A.i"' 'of curing
meat,
trre supply of ground Ginger, ground All
spce aud ground black Pepper and of Cay
enne Pepper
,.,ge SUNNY of common and refined BoraX
GOOD supply of Paris white aud French green
for window blinds
ve,x extensive assortment of Naruishes
4, larce supply of best Poland Starch
su,,nly OF Liuuid Pitch for water vessels
Also. of super Carb Soda aud Tartaric Acid
Also, of Sal Soda
And supply Of Sumac
of Arrow Reot-all kinds
OfPowdered Elm Bark
of Punice aud Rotten Stone
Of Waiers-assorted coors aud sizes
Also of Sealing wax and lead Pencis--all kinds
An assortment OF Bronze. viz Gold, Silver and
Brass
large supp. Of ground aud powdered Orange
Peel and Geniian, of oulphuic, MuI iaic aud
Nitric Acids, and of Aqua FORTS
large supply oi Carolina Pink Root
OF oil AID Essence of Fcnnel Seed, &c.
Together with great variety OF other articles
a, unusually iocpfices. IL. DAVIES.
March 5.
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From The Nat. Iufeiiigenetr

We give TO the following letter ffom M. Adj.
ans, The Ex-Ptrsideni Of the United States, the
most conspicuous place IN or columns II is
lihute worthy OF his generous mind, To merits
winch he had toe besi opportunity of knowing
and approaching. sub tribute as This i, -
qaaily hohorabiet" him that gives, and O ,bos.
VINO receive II. The lettcr to which that of Mr..
Adams is IN rerly, was addressed 10 him by a
committee appointed by large meeting OF the
citizens Of Essex and Middesex coulries. IN N.
Jersey, assembled on the 9TH of March last. al
the Peace Tavern, in Railway. IL enclosed let
tiers al.p to MIR. Clay aud MIR. Southland an.
s"ers TO which have been received by the Com.
mittee, and their publication promised in the
Halfway Advocate. from which We COPY the fol.
loving:
messrs. Robert Lee Jeremiah G.. Gartbwite.
ana John Shoiw ella committee of "a nume.
rous meeting OF the citizens Of Essex 6. Aid.
dlesex, ia N. Jersey:
Fellow ctizeus--l have received your very
k'nu letter OF the 4ih inst. written in behalf Vi
Inc citizens whose committee you are, and ten
ue' 70 you aud TO them my CRATE fol thanks for
'he senii'nents you have been pleased 10 express
wan regard TO myself and TO the citizens asso-
eiated WIN me in the late admin .traliou of the
.enefai Government, The letters to Mr.selsy
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e.srs. Thos Aldri'gr, Wn. Morran Ian.
I'VE donsS. Gowng and Thomas Harrison.
"rniie'nen You will take notice, thu, on FRI.
aay the 9Th OF May next. al the house of Has
mon eentry in he county =. Amherst, near
hose NILS, belwe' II the risus and setting OF the
sun OF that t-'s, ! shall proceed to AXE the dep.
oshions OF kode,ch Lockard, Ellah Fhzger.
aid hnh others, TO b. reed rs evidence IN the
tfIat oi n eans. depending and undetermined ID
me sureiior Court of Chancc,y, Ton The Lynch
burg district. IN which mn plalntln' and youl.
selves drlis.nud should | br unable on thai day
10 complete all NV examinations OF wllnesees
VIII continue from day 10 day until do SO.
SIMON CRISP.
April Q. w4w6s
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Mfk- SAMUEL FLEMiNG--As you are
~ not an uhabiiani Of This commonwealth i,
Ne hereby notify v0a thai We shall take the de
pc Illon of James d A.trw, at the Rn,>elvIIle
Hotel - the town Of Rn.seIyilie Logan eoun-
Is Kentucky, on Thursday the 30,h da, ol tins
present month. April, 10 be read as evidence 1T
TIE i'ial oi the suit depending in Campbell coun.
y cdutt, wherein we, as assignees of said As
XIV, are plaintiffs, and you N, defendants -
Should eai deposition U0t he taken on the day
above nah,ed, then il viii br trkpp on The day
atier, or be- continued lrom day to day till II is
taken PANNlLL & NOWLlN.
Aurild. wlm7o
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N1lRGlNlA, 10 "it;-At CoGri ofeuarlerly Ses>i-
u ons for the county Of Bedford, held ut the Court
house thereof on tue 53d day of March, lr29.
John O. Ieiiw cli and SmithsonH. Davies, late Iner-
chants and partners trading under the firm and style
ofieilwcn and Dawn, ptfs. against John Hale oud
Nicholas Robertson administrator of Judith Hatcher
dee dcfts. -
~ CHAkCERY.
The defendant John Hale, having entered his
apuenrance and given security according to the net OF
Assem- bly, and the ruos Of this Court and It appearing
10 the satisfaction ofthe Court thai he is not nabitan
tRs country Il ordered that tho said defendant ilae
d, apear here on the fourth Monday in May next and
answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, aud that copy Of hi
order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Vlrginis
r t,yo months successfully, and posted at She front
door of the Courthouse of the County for two success
i've Court days. ..
copy-Testc. GA. WINGFiELD, ID. c.
hpin2 ="
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At rules held In the Clerks office Of the Hastings
Court of ynchburg on Monday the I'd day OF March
l5!g. simon Woodbridge, pitt against John Wool
ridge Reuben Perry, John Schoo6eld aud Nathan B.
Thurmon merchants and partners under the firm Of
Schoolfeld and Thurmon.
The defendant John Woolrde not having entered his
and given security according to The act OF As
seGy aud the rules ofth court. and appcarng by sn-
,isfetory evidence that he " not nhabaRt OF this
couu,ry 4: gu urotion of the Plaintiff by council
il is ordered that the said defendant do np-
near here at June Court next and answer the bin
OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
with ms ted in some newspaper printed IN tue town Of
ynciburg for two months successfully, and posted at
The trout door of the courthouse = the sDid town.
Acopv-Teg'e. !. BENAGII, Ck.
March "a ~2Ne-.
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NOfiCE--Mr Boyd Miller, surviving par.
! Vnsr of Wm. Brown 4 Cos Sir, as you are
not an nhab tani ofthis Common wealth, take
this mode Of notifying you, thai on Saturday
the 2nd day oi May next. Mt The clerk Office OF
Amherst county court, between the hours often
o'clock and sun set, shall proceed to iuke the
athdavlls az ill Garter aud Others, To be read
as evidence on thr trial OF an in junction granted
by the c"Hniy court of Amherst, and removed
by ceriorari, to the Superior court Of Chanc~-
~, Ton the l.ynchburg District wherein | rm
complainant, aud yourself, WIN. Afmistead Il
others, are defendants. CIIAS. e CARTIER.
April d. 4w61
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POETRY
soN,.

SSoNG
Oh leave me to my sorrow.
For my hea.i IA oppressed Id day
oh leave me nnd tomorrow
DARK shadows may pass away.
There's time when all that gricves us
Is felt with deeper gloom
There's altime when Hope deeeivcs ia
And we dream oil bright days TO come
In winter, from the mountain
The stream in torrent nows;
In summer the some fountain
Is calm ASH ehild's repo,e
Thus, in grief, the firsl pangs wound us
Aud tears of despair gush on
lime brings forth new flowers around MS,
Aud the tide Of our grief is gone
Then heed not my pensre hours,
Nor bid me be cheerful now
Can sunshine faise the flowers
That d'oop en- blightei bough1
The lake IN the tempest wears not
The Brightness It's slumbrr wore,
For .ipys hat wrie dear belme."
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ny FLETCHER * TOLER.

Messrs. William Shelton, jr. James ~.
Daniel, jr. James Ponderter, Jesse
Buckley, Leonard DaHai, Richard
s. Eds, 1homus \. Eubank and
Samuel Garland
|RAkE NOTICE, hat stub, on the 30t
~ day Of April and first das of May next,
al the Tavern House of nr. Pow ell, az Am
hrrst Court House, proceed 10 take the deposit
tons of sundry witnesses, unless they shall be
Sooner taken. thai on the ID day OF May next,
At The Tavern House of Henry Z. Ruckrr. N
Bethel, take lie depostions of sundry witnesses,
aud on the 9th day OF My next, al the Frank.
lin Hotel IN the town OF Lynchburg take the de-
positions Of sunGry Witnesses all OF which ale
TO be- read AS evid,nce the trial OF sui now
depending aud undetermined in the Superior
Court Of Chanccry for tile Lynchburg District,
in which am Plaintiff, aud you are Deion-
danis. Yours NC
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON.
March O.
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TERMS.

$780, .na,,n. pavabls IN adyaneo.-No sub
II f' ~ ,ers,cI for les time than six months
ssripoa WI. e ,.eon,iuucd (but at the discretion
ed an no r!iirossl until all ar,esrages are paid
will be inserted nS s a. % .d%. p ea p9,
aaro tef 'oss .s.e f,oa, distance must ho paid Tor
oninnssa ..,r Insertion, The payment assuned b,
. '"a Irs,p so person in Lynehbure'
ON. -,crs not exceeding two squares arc IN
- fur SIX dollars.
a. thev will no, be aitended to-
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copper Sill, Cap and Worm
! pair elegant Bronze Lamps
The subscriber has the nbove Tor sale al
very reasonable prices. witch he will sell for
cash. or barter for country produce.
II, ALLISON.
Dee. 25 "a
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IN lie minief. lr2s .
Heavy OK cart lon,ls

have The stream of bufhoe spread ca
port II NY land which slream vii Tx.
on aud depo II - vasl qdanrny al leaves, mud,
&c. in the oontsc OF the year, suppose at So u
carr loa1s.
won remark bn tue farm on which I re-.
side contains only one bundled Hnd fifty acres
Of arabic land the, have 10 Meadow, AID nv
attention Is mostly iur cd TO the cultivation %
Tobacco. III were nola Plaster | suppusef
tat could raise aud spread at least 1000 loads
OF manure III one yea, exclusive OF tho water
works.
II il be enqui,rd OF planter what is the re,.
son he does not manure his IDS, his answer
Is. have 30 time, NV tobacco calls for all nv
attention. Fellow paniets, make as much
tobacco To the mere or 10 The hand as ,post of
YOU ("r perhaps as much az any uf you who are
also tarmers) yet manure my Inns All that
is lacking /. industry, and a mind 10 the busi.
ness.
Muck and litter is Il blessing 10 mn indu,,ti
Gus man, but 10 4 lazy mau 1t is a curse; TO. in.
stead Of spreading il on his lands il remains IN
stencil about him, frequently causing dis. uses
aud draih
No one who has never gathered NJ menuie,
can form idea of the quantity 10 i,e obtained
from an apparent trivial source.
II all men were land n0rderers. IL is obyi .us
that the human family, and perbap. all other
animals would soon begin to slarve, and after
time become almost ez'Inc'. But, SAYS Colonel
Taylor, in his Arator. the labor necessary TO
kill the remnant OF life III our lands will suffice
to reclaim them Then. iftbere be- vet hops
ofrecovery, II there he yet the least appear
ance OF LIE, let MS apply the goodIy manure
the healing balsom--irt us Turn i,nme diately 10
our duty and we may see the blessing and ob.
tain the reward. 1.-THE mannres in and about
our plantations were regularly spread on our
lands the appearance of our couniry would
soon change from decrepitude and accnrsed lie,
ptosy to that of Juvenile strength and virgin
gaiety.
z. DRUMMOND.
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FOR SALE.

WISH to sell my house and lot, situated
- near the head oc Main Street. 100 feet n
poye seventh alley, and running thence south
y degrees wedst 9 poles, thence North 30 leg.
west 20 feet, thence north 81 degrees, east 3
poles to second street, thence south SO degrees,
east 20 feet TO the beginning. The said piece
of ground being part of the lots known in the
plan of the town by No. So and 225. On this
lot there is a convenient dwelling house. aud
most excellent garden. There is likewise on
Che lot good tobacco mandatory, with the
screws aud all fixtures accessory to carry on the
business extensively. There are few lots in
Town more convenient or desirable than This, il
"a situated on main street. in pleasant part of
town, and in one of the hest neighbprhoods,
The situation is healthy. water convenient, and
In every respect desirable residence for april
Fa'e family or map OF business. | will make
terms accommod aiing, and will take negroes IN
part payment. For particulars, application
may be made to the subscriber living on The
premises, or TO the Editors OF the Virginian.
SAML. LOVE.
Feb. 10
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than any other have ever tried, aud the ma
ief'sls are within The reach of almost every cul-
tivninr.
Take three bushels of wood ashes, mis there.
with one bnshsl ot Plaster ofParis, add a, the
time OF planting lei one person ,irop IN, corn
aud another follow him with THIS mixture. drnp.
ping us mneh rs will lay on a common s,zed
clam shell, ON eath hill OF coin, before n il
covered. ! annex an es innate OF the uo.i per
acre. which you will perceive Is only Si.bo
nnd state, with coniidsnce. that by fins ne,bod
The crop viii be increased from six TO ten
bushels per acre.
Ia bushels nshe', al 10 cents q 10
liz do plaster. 30 do .7b--1 90
zen bushels 10 the acre. say 800 quarts, OF 256o
gllls, being about The numbcr of hills in an acre
surprising the hills TO be four leri lhres inches
n'under each way The calm she'll will contain
about one gill.
Inc land ON which made the experiment,
was a Ugh, sandy loan.
NExp l., \.
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USEFUL REMARKS.
The advantage ol living does MT consist IN
ieng'h oi days, but in The right improvem, NJ oil
them Montague.
sec the lnle day-ainr moving,
Lie add Tine aic worth improving,
seize the moments while they stay
Seize aud use them,
Lest you lose them,
And lamen The wasted day.
Hats.
Forget not in thy youth to br mindful Of thy
end for though the old man cannot live long,
yet the young man may die qnickly.
tLord BWieigh
A. length oil lie is denied To us, we should al,
least do something 10 show that we have lived.
cicero.
lie who postpones the honr ofliving rightly,
is lik" the rustic who waited III the river should
have flowed past him. Horace.
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INDIAN CORN

Gloucester Co. ~ J. March 25, 1929.
Mr.. SIMMER
Sir--Ihe following method Of raising Indian
corn, have found 10 .bo equal, il no, better
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CORES.

UDKIN'S specific remedy for the cure OF
Oh Corus, White Sweliugs, Snre Legs and
Ulcers Schirrus or Ganduar Tumors, Fellons,
Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, letters, Chill
blains, &c.
Just received by
~ THOMAS ]. DUVAL.
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First Arrival of spring Goods.

FIRST arrirat Of spring Goods.
AA PIECES London Calicoes, pat
II wv terms entirely new aud elegant
superb worked Swiss Muslins
Italian Lustrngs best quality
super painted belt Ribbons, new style
"atered and Diamond do
With great many leading fancy articles
which we are determined 20 sell at such prices
's vii! insure satisfaction.
Mckee. ROBINSON & Co