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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
COUGHS, ASTHMAS,
 AND COMPUTATIONS,

THE public are respectfully informed that AN DERSONS COUGH DROPS and PECTORAL POWDERS have from an extensive for 9 years past, proved themselves to be ofthe valuable remedies yet disc for the of coughs, colds, and other affections ofthe breast and lungs lea ding to consumptions. Thousands have cxperie nced the happy effects of this feaing Balsan,, and many of the highest responsibility have given certificates, some of which win accompany each bottle, that will satisfy every unprejudiced mind that the most exraor- dinary and unexpected cures have been performed by the use of this medicine in cases of long standing, in which other medicine had produced no favorable ef- feet, and where the most skiItn physicians had given them up as hopeless 1t is not pretended that they are infalle in all cases, but of such as are incurable, there but few but what will be great y relieved by them. Scarcely cpse ofcoughs, ,colds, pain in the side, difficulty of breathing, want of sleep arising from debility, seated consumptohs but may be relieved by timely use Of this healing bal- sam Each dollar bottle ofihis medicine contains a. bout 60 doses, which proves them to be cheap med icne considering their virtues.
 NEW CERTIFICATES.
 To James Mellen, Hudson, N. Y.
 In the spring of 1913, Mr Eleaser Harris, in indigeMt circumstances, and who had labored for me occasionally for more than ayear, was violently seized with affection of the lungs accompanied by tight dry cough, frequently unable to raise any thing for nearly half an hour, and then most commonly blood His cough was 50 severe and incessant that he soon became much emaclatad, his eyes glassy, and his strength left him to that degree that he wholly able to labor, cUmpassio0ating his situation, friend ofmne and myself procured for him battle of An- dersoMs Cough Dropsi by taking whtchln About three weeks, ito my astonshment) he was 90 far restored as to be able to perform his usual labor. 4Ls.
 's... GAIUs sTEBBINs.
 tlilsdale. Feb. 19, 1928. .S6 .aL
 Robert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, %. N. Y. do hereby certify that for along time was redu. ced by affections of the lungs, attended with pain ia,the hreas difficulty ofbreatheg, &c. that my life was despaired of aud given up as incurabe by coun ctl Of five physcians, but by the Rdvice of Dpct. G. Hitchcock, of Rochester, was induced to make triai of your AnJerson's Cough Drops, and by using one bottle was restored to perfect health. would there. lore recommend all those afflicted with similar paint, to make use ofthe same remedy, as am per. iectly satisfied that it saved my life.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

An Act to regulate the election of Senators
 and to divide this State into Districts
 for that purpose.
 Sec. l. Be I enacted by tkc Senate and House cf Representatives in General Assembly, convened, That from and after the first Wednesday of May, in the year one thousand eight and thirty, the Senate shall consist of twenty-one Senators, and tha, tine State be and is hereby divided into twenty-one districts iOF the choice of Senators, us follows 9it't '."
 District snsMber one, to consist of the towns of Hartford, WetheFs6cld, Berlin, and SOuthington:
 District usber tgO, to consist of the towns of En- feld Suleld, East Windsor, East Hartford, Glasten' bury, Marlborough, and Manchester.
 District Ruber vee to consist of the towns ot Hart land, Granby, Smsbusy, Windsor, Canton, Farming ton, Rrisaol. and Burlington. =,
 District nsnsber onr to consist of the towns ct New Haven, Haddam, Milford, Orange, and North Haven.
 District aaHber fUe, consist of the towns oi wood bridge, Derby, Oxford, Southbury, Middlebury, Wa terbHry, Prospect and WOlcoit. .r,l
 District asRber sE consist ot the towns of East Haven, Cheshire, Meriden, WalIingford, Brantord. Guilfoid, and Madison. -
 District assbsr seven to consist Ofthe towns of New London, Groton, StOningtOn, and Waterford.
 District number eight consist ot the towns ot Nor wch, North Stonngton, Preston, Griswold, Lisbon and Franklin.
 District number nine to consstof the towns of Lyme, Colchester, Lebanon, Montville, Salem and Bozrah.
 District n,sber ten to consist of the towns of Fair. field, Bridgeport, Stratford, Huntington, Weston | Trumbull and Monroe.
 Dis,rie, number eIeren, io consist of the towns o nanbury. Ridge6eld, Redding, kewtcwn, Brookfeldr | New.Fairfeld and Sherman.
 District mumber tcstus, to sonss. Ss ne aowns Q Norwalk, Darien, Stamford, ,eseen~'ch'Ne~-Canaan and Wilton. j
 Dislrict nusbsr thirteen, to consist ot the towns o R-c"kivn. Canterbury, Hampton, Pain6eld, Sterling Voluntowu and Windham. .-.r.... AsbioSd. KiIIngIy Pomlrei, Thompson and Wood stock. . .r .A. .ovvn. Ol lI.i,chfeld HaFwinton, New.HartIo!u, t9H'"s"'" Winchester Barkhampsiead and Co'eO'OO"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

An Act in addition to an Act, entitled
 "An Act for the regulation of civil ac-
 tions." .......,
 Sxcr. i. Be it snactsd 6ytke SeRete ard Homse Of Representations iR General As. semblv convsasd, That whenever any real
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
Rochester, March ii, 1928.
 Re3pnTe of Jn1DOSetlOo.

This valuable mehicGie is counterei.ed. Purcha- sers must be particular, and ask for ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELi.EN, and also see that the bottles are stamped m the glass ]. Mellem, instead ofl Miller. For sale by w. x $. BUELL., Litchfed, and also sold by druggists gener. ally. 6m27
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
No. 2.-WHoLE No. l58.

estate, which lies in different towns or counties in this state is included in anv single mortgage deed, the equity of re- demption, on the mortgagor's interest in the whole of the mortgaged premises, may be levied upon, by warrant or execution. by any proper officer, who may legally serve civil process, in any one of the towns or counties in which part of said real es- tate may be situated, in the same manner as if the whole of said morgaged premises were situated in any one town. efei
 SECT. ?. That whenever the equity of redemption. or the mortgagor's interest il, any real estate, situated in different towns or counties as aforesaid, is levied upon. by warrant or execution, in manner aforesaid. the same may be appraised by three indif- ferent freeholders of either of the towns in which any part of said mortgaged premises is situated, to be chosen and appointed in the same manner as is now provided by the act to which this is an addition.
 Approved-June 5, 1929.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
Dr., Dayenport's Bilious Pills.

vlN lfESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy \ operation and good effects us mild, safe, and .s0v vereign remedy for Bilious FCvers, Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, ja"ndicc and scurvy, piles rhrumatisin inflammation of the eyes, female compan,s, acid st"machs, indigestion, worms, ernp- ms on the skin, dyscnery, bilious Cholc dizziness and healache They are likewise an an,idote against infectious dseases, removing Instructions of every kind by dissol wing and dscharging the morbid mat ter helping digestion restoring los. appetite and dated to all ages, seasons and hours that they may be taken in Winter or Summer, at any time ot the day, without regard diet hindrance oi business. Their operation is go gentle, pleasant, and eecua, that by experience they found exceed any other physic heretofore offered 10 the public. Those who are ra. yelling by or land, will find them great preser- Va,ion from the diseases of foreign climates.
 From the numerous Certificates which might be used, the propretors will make use of the following only, from the Hon. Phincas Allen, of P,s6eld, Ms:
 !" Mr. DGRieii---I have made use of various kinds of Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate not to say, that Dr. Davenpovts are the best Family Med- cine ever used. PHINEAS ALLEN.
 Pitsfeld, Ms. l328."
 Davcnport's celebrated Eve Water, xh needs GH yp c sd Is used to be highly
 Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
 Ths character of this Ointment is well establish ed as to need no recommendations, for being plea- sant e and remedy for that Ioathsome disease It slalso for other erupons of the skin par tieuae,s for the salt rheum and chilbains Price 37 l-2 cents. Also,
 Whsal6n's Jaundice Bitters, which have bken proved by thousands 10 be 90 emi. ne5;,y asetul in removing all Jaundice and Bilious complaints. Price g l-2 cents.
 4 fresh supply cf the abore is just received oad for snle in Litch field by Drs. Abe, v. S $. Rusl, and S. B. Childs in Burlington, 6ty T. MssSon and Webster s; Hitchcock; aud by the Drusyists in Ne,O- -Hduen, Harttord' Md, dleto,cn, \SaybroOk, Albany, Ne'O- York' and Boston. eoiy46 April 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

warrant or execution, in manner aforesaid. the same may be appraised by three indif- ferent freeholders of either of the towns in which any part of said mortgaged premises is situated, to be chosen and appointed in the same manner as is now provided by the act to which this is an addition.
 Approved-June 5, 1920.
 An Act in addition to, and in alteration of
 an Act, entitled "An Act for the repu-
 lation of Civil Actions" SEoT. l. Be tt enacted ty the Senate and House of Representations ;e General As- sembly convened, That whenever any off, cer shall advertise for sale property taken on warrant or execution, which cannot be removed to the public sign-posi, without great injury or expense, or which cannot Dc there sold without great inconvenience or injury from exposure to the weather: such officer may, in his advertisement, de- signats some other proper and convenient place within the society, where the pror- eerty is taken, at which said property may be sold. 'aHt "4.'Nf ,Cs SECT. 2. That whenever at the time of the sale of the property at the public sipn- post, as by law provided, the weather or other circumstances shall be unfayorable fo such sale at that place, the officer postinp the same, may publicly adjourn to a more convenient and suitable place within the society where tho property is taken, and there proceed to the sale of such property.
 SECT. 3. That whenever at the time of sale of property at the public sign-post. or any other place legally designated by the officer posting the same, if the property cannot then be sold for want of bidders. or any other cause. the officer post;n. tl,e sa'Islsl HaSx adiQHEn the sale to mora cons WARM WEArRER.--It provokes us beyond measure to hear rsnch extravagant praises be. slowed upon the summer months, as fin re- ality all the beauty and comfort Ofthe year were. concentrated in them. What is the use oftelling man that the weather is delightful, the scenery beautiful, and twenty more such standing at 90 or 100 degrees above zero, and your impatient auditor is literally roasting a. live. Thore are some leather skinned sala- manders, who seem to suppose that their ! neighbors can endure the broiling sun aud stiAng atmosphere, with as much indifference as themselves s,--w ho, like some of the snakes of our climate, seem to shake of their accus- toned apathy.--and rouse themselves up into life and activity when all around them is in state of suffering and exhaustion. We have neither love norcharity for these fellows, they can have no sympathy with our suiferings,-- and we would cheerf0lly give our vote to have them all transported to some spot congenial with their temperament-to the deserts of Africa or the parched islands of the Line.
 It isnot merely in the fierce sunshine. when
 "The pavements are all hisssing hot
 The sky above is braxen; v "ttr tE
 And every head as good as dead, a The sun can set his rays on" ts . saa that the miseries of hot weather are felt--in- deed it's most exquisite degree of torment is experienced, after the sun has gone down red as the stained target ofa warrior, and the dark atmosphere heated and burning as with
 Il.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

Duplicate list of votes for Senator, ceei- fed by @ "A. B. Presiding Officer."
 SECT. 4. The presiding officers, in ma- king out said certified lists, shall insert tile number of votes in words at full length.
 StSa. .. E-tso supca sGI JssUis v. -.. o. .t. ~ such certificates to De returned to l6s. D. retary of this State, shall be as follows. so wit: u@ ett.s te,W t~ AsTR6 -'sf sstsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

ct by him kept, on or before the first Mon- day in February next preceding the ses- sion of that Assembly to which they are preferred, otherwise they shall not be heard nor considered; and it shall be the duty of the Commissioner ofthe School Fund, to- gether with the Secretary, Treasurer and Comptroller of this State, to examine into the allegations contained in said petitions, to heae the parties thereto, with their ex- hibhs and proofs, and report the facts in relation thcrcto, with their opinion there- on, to the General Assembly, at the ses- sion to which such petitions are preferred.
 ApproVed--May 2lst,. 1929.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

An Act in alteration of an Act entitled
 "An Act concerning Petitions and Me-
 morials to the General Assembly,"
 Re m enacted by fkc Senate Gad House of ReDresentGtivcs in General Assembly comveucd, That all petitions to the Gener- al Assembly, which have any connection with, or in any manner relate to the sub feet of the School Fund of this State, ex- cent petitions or memorials from school sO- cieties or school districts, for their share of inc public money, shall he lodged in the Secretarv's office, and entered in tho dock
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25


 Africa or the parched islands ofthe Line.
 It is not merely in the fierce sunshine, when
 "The pavements are all hisssing hot
 The sky above is brazen; "ff a
 And every head as good as deads
 The sun can set his rays on," tsi .soe that the miseries of hot weather are felt--in. deed it's most exquisite degree of torment is experienced, after the sun has gone down red as the stained target ofa warrior, and the dark atmosphere heated and burning as with some hidden fire, settles down upon us, lifted by no breeze. Sleep at such time is out of the question. Ifexhausted nature sinks for a moment into forgetfulness, tt isnOt slumber --it is not repose-bnt feverish dream of disquietude. 2" rip7
 "You wake from dreams ofpolar ice On which you've been sider, Like fishes dreaming in the sea, t,n And waking in the spider t You start from your broken and uneasy re- yerie to listen to the detestahle music fmus- quetOes, who, taking advantage ofyOur help lessness, have fastened themselves upon you, like blood thirsty vampyres, as they are.- Sleep !-who would think ofsleeping when thousand fends. like these weae roaring in his ears--and thousand poisoned weapons were torturing his body? And then, there Is no chance of destroying your annoyers. You may smite furiously into vacancy, until your l strength is exhausted, but the same fendish music is ringing in your ear, and the same in- struments of cruelty are operating on your limbs. There is no relieE-no hope. It IS al- | most as much as mans life is 'sorth to pass | a night in this manner. At such times we could almost wish ourself cased in the steel habiliments ofthe knights of chivalry. who I Lay down to rest with corslet braOed,
 1 P;Ilowed on buckler cold aud hard,
 Who carved at the meal with gloves Of steel.
 And drank the red wine through helmets hassed" l EAm. Afsast: 4 Tree in faH BEAR-INs.-UndeF this title the Beaufort Gazette says, e Last week some of MT. TuFknett's negroes on New River St. Luke's Parish, while at work in the woods. discovered ( full grown beaFs on the same tree. Me. T. being informed oft, called tO 1 his aid his neighbor DF. Allen. and several gentlemen whom he found at pr. As house, and they succeeded in killing all four.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-29

".2e,h.--Party feeling rons SO high tiiat i is
difficult 60 distinguish truth from falsehood. An
extraordinary courier has arrived from Puebla arr
Pcrote, the garrisons of both which places ha,
acknowledged the government a, MEXICO. anj
without violence. The troops here, aroused BY
thls news, have also expressed their intention TO
pursue the sar course; and the civil and military
authorities have accordingly, held their respective
councils, aud formally acknowledged the he gitina-
cy OF the federal government at Mexico, which
was effected wthcnt The slightest connection Th,
TorSoo party will probably attain the ascendency
every wnese. md tranquility be restored The
old aPaniards will most likely be expelled indeed
" appears now almost inevitable"
VERA CRUx, 23t, Dec 1928
"Hihce writing you yesterday, we have learnt
lhe result VI the Council held last evening" Of the
officers o. the troops here. aud are much pleas
ed TO stale, that it unanimously agreed, that
tranquility siIo',d be strictly Observed II was very
evident that the only alternative left to preserve
order, was 20 join III the isures adopted in Mex
leo. They have therefore resolved 10 obey the Or
dcrs OF the present Government. Thus thee is NO
pre'ext lett 20 create any disturbance; we foresce
that all the States will follow the same course, and
chat Guerrero vii finally be ;he next President"
Nat. Gas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-29
.NELECT SCH0OL

My SCHOOL will the ensuing wear: Tn.
course of instruction will embrace the Greek Latin
Languages, Matthew aticts, Arithmetic Geography with
use map. Globes English Grammar English Comro.,.
ton, &c. The school will the 20:h day of Ian
1878, and terminate the 9th Of Dec following There
{ Ju,S ~ " "'
The charge for boar tuition, washing lodging and fuel viii
ne no. payable half the day OF June 1879 and
the other hall on the LIST day of Dec. following.
The do'Pne oil the ehooi will be psreuai; and a. muo
'r,fu tion, my children. No hoy more ,hsn Is
Old Willie admitted the school, he shall be pe,son
ay known TO me, Tor orderly, exemplary department NV
fe,ideoee remote from the baurts vice and
4" remarkably healthy 1t situated the county of Lon
a 80 miles from Rohmcnd the like from
rkhurg The stage from 10 Cattet.y,lI,
passes by residence; and that from Richmond TO
ufs within short distance Of it, Letter, me- should h.
d. seted TO " Gardiner y Roads, Louisa"
Sept "a 81 ,.nf VIM NELSON, jr.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. 10 tpif.
sSNs BE II RENE mbered that the seventeenth c,v
u s.. January the fifty third year IF the
..a Of the United States VI America, Tho. Jefferson
Randolph, # the said District, hath depusitel IN
h' "ce The title Of book. the right whereof clam,
proprietor in the words following, 10 wit:
".Memoir, Correspondence, and nisceuanies.
from the papers Of Thomas Jefferson
Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH. {"
In conformity the act of the Congress the States.
entitled "An Act Ter the learning by
curing the copies Ct charts and bocks the authors
projectors ofsuch COPIES during the times men.
"ned.' RICH'D JEFFRIES,
Clerk Of The Eastern Dist If Pa
jan xu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-29
MRS. JACk sON-

We arc indebted to an old friend, yyho was one
OF thn physicians in attendance upon Mrs. Jack
son, at the time Of her death, for One following mi
ou'e and interesting account Of that melancholy
event:
'Nirs. Jackeon was taken on the I7ii uit with
spasrodic affection Of the muscles Of the chest
ano ieit shoulder, attended with an irregular &C
ion Of the heart, and great anxiety Of counte-
nance Being hastily sent for, lost no time in
! Iebd-IinE her al the assistance in nv power
Find'ng she hod been blsd before nv arrival
WITHOUT any manifest abate1ont Of the symptoms.
ie9sated the operation AMI whic!, was again had
recourse 70 II ihe evening, on the arrival of Dr.
sfoge, % eminent physician o. Nashville. who
-ad been sent Tor simultaneously with nyseiC-
These successive bieeoings, together with other
treatment, protuced great relief, and an entire
sdosi6gnca Of al the alarming symptoms. The
'nFee following days she continued to improve
vas Cheerful, and could sit ia her chair and con
verso With her friends. On Sunday night howe
yer. size up too long,--caGght cold, and had
sigh. symptoms Of p!eufisy. These, bo9ever.
.isiitc . ne prope- rcu'edTes prof1ss persp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-29

1he idiisnidn.-The n. Y. Post says, .'Us the
oeverai elegant ANIMALS which the present sea-
syn has produced. all vying with each oher in
the beauty OF their dress, the neatness of their ex
ecutlon, and the substantial fare Of their lite
rary contents, we have seen public mention os
that at the head of this ariicle we therefore take
The occasion 10 announce it. We Offer as an ex-
tract the following beautiful lines. which, ,yn think
no reader WIZ be at any loss to ascribe. at once,
TO the gifted pen of him who possesses tha. -nec.
liar and happy vein of thought that has long dis
unguished him as one OF the most favorte bards
the American muse has ever boastod Of"
we presume from the tenor of these remarks.
ana the source from which they originated, tina,
Mr.. Hallock is meant 10 be designated the wr;tcr
OF the production spoken Of, which wc copy be
low.
Red Jacket, Chief Of the Indian, Tribes. The
Iuscoror0S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-29
D0uer Land for .Soje

\ pEAoiif VI Hig.iand Farm, the county of {; ooeh
anu, ~nn'h ~ miles OF Riehuond, lying upon the We.
". sue OF povtT creek and reaching 10 JANE, R;ys,
ior sale contains about $50 2seres Of which so a.,
OF ht highest Grade; is, rich meadow land; and
red land Of excellent quality one half hs,sl.
with Oak This farm ranks among The best rri,
IA product aoound IN good water il, interested
snoId, ready supply of meal through the severe,
OF ,unimef aud often, good market fer wheat
End some knowledge Of the county within 60
ns,nru shove enables the proprietor TO say with
cnhotnce, that be believes there but few us,;n, 90
Ae r,yer more healthy The dwelling house j. new and
f n ana hs other brildns', suitable A propo,ion
" aHn'eut al pover.nil' Post otee and any one w,hnt
Dec. 2 r' y" 'ne premises
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-29
EDUCATION.
Dec. %

Sonseribei. school will be opened, at hi. residence,
o. next aud continued till the 18th Of Dec. follow
S .ne exception Of one month for vacation; in which
WI Ne nuSh,, he Latin, Greek, French, Italian, Sp,nih
and English Lsnsoss' embracing in the last, ali the nsce,.s
Preparatory for College. Board, wa,hing fuel
Vne oodiaeis furnishing their beds bedding esrds
seventy dollars tuition Latin, Greek, FIen,R Italian Or
G ~ s1U IN Msheus.ie,, Algebra Surveying a2e;
sue opeihng Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Enrlb cir.n
ma n, deosiaPhy, History, &c. sis. 'A
more VINO are disposed TO cJude their children to NV
Ia may rely on the sricte ntions being mid In
snd moral Improvement 10 their Conduct both IN
"I on. o. sen 'oi and to their health and cleanliness
IN subscriber has engaged Mr Robt Temple C}v.bn,-
10 an ynf,. with him IN the labor Of instruction.
u"a'hmey has lately completed hi, education At Oh.
oDNeisiy u virginia lie smabe young man err,me
,,eaay IN his habits, add wthsl emineny qualified \. an
line, addressed to the subscriber Greenmont
n'"s "ihian County, Va, will he attended TO-
Do.u ~. N.Y., THOMAS DABNEY.