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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

swered my expectations. I took bees wax, mutton tallow, and loaf sugar, each 8 ounces, put it into quart of warm milk, and warmed it until all was melted. Then put it into bottle, and gave it just before the wax ,Sc. began to harden. About two hours after gave physic. The effect was that the botts were discharged in great numbers, each piece of wax having from ono to six or eight sticking to it, some by the head, but most by their legs or hooks.
 Am. Farmer.
 CABBAGFs.
 l have been very much troubled for several years, with lice on my cabbages and turnips. By the advice ofan old gem tlenlan, last season, set out few tobacco plants among my cabbages and turnips, say the plants about one rod apart. had no lice in my garden that 1 could find. The tobacco grew well, andwere fine plants. -- ,, Ibid.
 Let every farmer divide his pasture ground as he pleases. Lot the fence be- tween his arable aud pasture land be as strong as an external fence. But, if possi- ble, let all the arabic ground, though it be a hundred acres, be in one lot.-Then his plough runs clear, in long furow. His tillage is divided only by the different spe- cies of grain and vegetables he cultivates. There are no fences of consequence, no inconvenient and worthless headland no apology for thstles and net:les. The scene is beautiful to the eye. The whole has the appearance of garden, and begets in the farmer sort of horticultural neat Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
COUGHS, ASTHMAS,
 AND CON5Tl AE.pTTONS.

THE public respectfully informed that AN DERSON'S COUGH DROPS and PECTORAL POWDERS have from extensive for years past, proved themselves be one ofhe valuable remedies yet discovered for the of coughs, colds and other affections ofthe breast and lungs lea ding to consumptions. Thousands have,experienced the happy effects of this Heaimg Balsam, and many of the highest responsibility have given certificates, some of which will accompany each bottle, that will satisfy every unprejudiced mind that the most dnary aud unexpected cures have been performed by the of this medicine in of long standing, in which other medicr had produced no favorable ef- feet, and where the most skilfu physicians had given them up as hopeless It is not prctended that they are iniable in all cases, but of such are incurablc there are but few but what will be great y relieved by them. Scarcely case ofcoughs, ,colds ain in the side, difficulty of breathing, want of sleep arising from debility, even seated cOnsmptiOns but may be relieved by timely of this healing bal sam. Each dollar bottle this medicine contains a. bout 60 doses which proves them to be cheap med icine considering their virtues.
 NEW CERTIFICATES.
 To James Meen, Hudson, N. Y.
 In inc spring of 1918, MT Eleazer Harris, man in inJigcnt circumstances, and who had abored for me occasionally for 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 severe and incessant that he soon became mech enlacatad, his eyes glassy, and his strength left him to that degree that he was wholly able to labor compassonatlng his situation, friend of mine and myself procured for him one bottle ofAn- dersons Cough Drops by taking which in about three weeks ito my astonishment) he was so far restored as to be able to perform his usnal labor.
 GAIUS STEBBINS.
 IliI!stlaie. Feb 19, 1928.
 I Robert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, co. N. Y. do hereby certify that for long time was redu- ced by an affection of the lungs, attended with pain in the breast difficulty of breatheg, c that my life was despaired of and given up incurabIe by coun- e, of i've physicians but by the advice of Doct. G. Hitchcock, of Rochester, was induced to make trial knfv Anda COuTh Drops. and hV hottie was restored perfect health. Il would there lore recommend all those afflicted with a similar com Siant, to make use oiihe same remedy, as am per- 2ectly satisfied tha; it saved my life.
 M ROBERT KIDNEY,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
Rochester. March II, to-o.
 Bean0re Of I2y2DOsitiOn.

a This valuable medicine is counterieiied. Pmrcha- ssers must be particular, and ask for ANDERSON'S aCOUGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELIEN,
 and also that the bottles stamped in the glass
 J. Mellen, instead off. Miller. For sale by w. & S.
 BUELL., Litchfeld, and also sold by druggists gener 'ally. Gm27
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
BOTTs IN HORSES.


 Having from my youth been fond of a good horse, have paid much attention to ihe animal and have long since been ful- " convinced that it was folly to wage wa, with botts in a horses stomach; believing that there has nothing yet been discovered that will kill them in the stomach without killing the horse. I should almost as soon think of setting fire to my barn to kill the rats and mice. Many things which you have heretofore published, I think good. such as bleeding to prevent inflammation. Yet, I think, the most sure way is to keep the horse free from the knitS.
 Some years since had very valuable mare that was attacked with bottS, and to appearance, very far gone. l set the foI- lowing trap for them, which more than an-
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

Be moderate in all your pleasures, that your relish for them may continue.
 Let fame be regarded, but conscience much more. It is an empty joy to appear better than you are, but ofthe utmost con- sequence to be what you ought t0 be.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

List cf Letters reTUGintRg tn tue Post OOsee at .sear WGyren, April lst, 1899. Buckingham Sherman Merwin Julia Ann Br0WnsOn LemUel H NaaTagon William BTOwnsOn Salmon Rising Amos Garter Newcomb Saxfon Harris Fuller Rosannah Thomas MaEinda Hayes Elijah Tanner Cyrus MeFwin Elias WeIch Abner
 43 GEO. P. .TALLMADGE. P. M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25

NEW YORK, May l9--hnother of the heroic race
mas passed from the sceuc--John Jay--tbe conpan-
ion and friend Of Washington the collaboration Of
Hamilton and Madison, the upright and learned
Judge the firm patriotic, md able foreign Minister
the enlightened Chief Magistrates the DISTINGUISHED
the tribute which all must in tiDle pay. lie died on
SUNDAY, at his residence at bedford, in Winchester
county, ~ the Gath year Of his arc.
btr. Jay las not, for more than twenty years ia
ken any part IN the public affairs Of the country nor
mingled at all IN the busy world; and hence, TO the
present generation, hs name was already even be-
fore the grave bad placed il beyond the reach ofenvy
or OF accident, purely historical The intelligence,
therefore, Of his death viii fell upon the community
rot with the shock occasiOnod By the sudden and IN
expected bereavement ola familiar object; but "a
pntting the final seal and consummotion 10 reputa
ton, which, whether for disntcrested purity cnlpht-
ened patriotism, or simple grandeur, is not surpass.
CD even IN the lustrious annals Of the men Of the
American Revolution.
We insert with satisfaction, tho following testmo-
mes otrespect to the memory Of the deceased by the
supreme Court oi this State now sitting here, and
of the Bar;
On the opening Of the Supreme Court this morn
ing, Mr.. DGDm ~. Odgen rose and said he would
take She liberty 20 announce 10 the court the death
OF JoHS JAY Il was not his intention to pronounce
the eul9gy Of the deceased. The Court and all
who heard ham well knew the splendid services which
nc had rendered his country. He was a member OF
The Convention who formed the Constitution Of this
Slate NJ te organization Of the government, he was
the FIRST Chief Justice of this Court under that Con
situti0n and discharged tie duties Of the Office with
hdclty and ability, until sent abroad by tho Govern
ncnt Of the Undcd States to secure and protect it,
Interest IN Europe. On his return, lac received the
oppoiume Of Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
The United States aud continued in that Office until
Hic''ed Governor " This State and in every station
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25

''SPEAKING OUT IN CHURcE.--A most amusing
Instance of speaking ont in church occurred some
Years ago in the chu,ch Of. The minister
preaching upon the story Of jonah uttered piece Of
decamatory rhetoric to something like the following
effect: And what sort of u fish was it, my brethren
hat God had appointed thus TO execute his holy
wilk w as 1t shark, my brethren Not could
not be sharb; for God could never have ysnturcd
he person Of his beloved prophet amongst the dead
- teeth Of that raYenous fish, What fish was it.
ticn, my brethrsn' Was it salmon, think yo? An
Hoi that were too narrow a lodging Theirs no ac
salmon i the deepest pule o. a. Tweed could swal-
low man. Besides, yc ken, it's maiE natural for
men to swallow salmon, than salmon to swallow men,
What, then, was it, Was it sea lion or O sea horse
81 sea dog, or the great rLinoceros' Oh, MOI
THESE not Scripture beasts ava. Ye're IA far .Het
ever. Which Of the monsters of the deep was IL
n ye tell me," Here an old specialized dame who
20 an olcInosynaTy scat on the pulpit stair, thinking
81 The munster was IN a real perplexity about the
ii o' me hsl' interrupted him with, "Hoot, sir, It
q "1aIe, ye ken" cont upon ye, you graceless
~, nat you are," cried the orator, so enTaped rs
Ai-t 10 Hy ont OF the pulpit at her; thus to take
Word ont o! the mouth Of Code minister"
-.olher amusing instance Of similar piece uf in
".'Fnb occurred at liiggar. Ii must be well known
10 ''i readers. dat the more ignorant and Jealous
ngfegHiW ID th" Scottish church ia common with
hose belonging 10 what is called the Secession. ca.
t"rt@n very strong prejudice against the use Of
rniicu notes m Csc pulpit. The contempt with
WINCH crrgymen are sometimes treated on this ac-
count would ustUii,h the liberal mink Of OFT Emo
- lreh5ors. Irol" cage, which Inns come within
sos fHo"l-dge, uils contempt proceeded 80 far as TO
c'.asy1n 9,ehing mi. The minister Of BiZgar in
puarkstiro whose ubIli'ie, whatever they might be-
were held n tbe utmost scorn Oh account Of his
ad5g, was one day concluding bis discourse, As on
Old woman Of the truo old leaven was leaving the
church. l3c closed The leaves Of his sermon and
hose OF the Bible OF the same time, saying, with
emphasi'' intended sort Of cencher to his argu-
meHt, Il add 20 mOre'--" Because We cannaJ" cried
the old woman. lEdntuTgh Lrcrary Journall
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25

that he occupied nc felt himself authorized to saw
'ha' more talent, moro zeal, more patriotism, and
greater purity had never been exhibited by public
functionary than by John Jay. As tribute of res.
Pect to his memory, he moved that tho Court do ad-
journ.
Mr.. d. S. Jones said he rose to second the motion.
lie was prompted to do only by his feelings Of
respectfor the public character the deceased which
demanded all that had been said but by his venera-
ton tor his private character; whilst living he had
ieit towards him tho strongest attachment, having
Tor many years been amembcr ofhis family and wit
private life.
Chief Justice Savage observed il was due TO tho
memory Of John Jay, tha, this re,pect should be
paid-and directed the Court to adjsurn until to.
morrow.
AT meeting Of the Bar of the state of New York
now attending the Supreme Court. in the room &C,
cupied by the Justices of the Superior Court
IN the City Hall Of the City Of New York, tho
18th day OF May, 1899
Tho Supreme Court being informed of the death
OF the honorable John Jay, immediately adjourned
tor the day. IL was agreed by the gentlemen pres.
ent, that they immediately form themselves into
meeting for the purpose Of expressing their scnti-
ments on this melancholy occasion.
On motion OF ID =. Jones, Esq, seconded by Gen.
Talimadgc, ID. b. Ogden Esq. who called Ia
the chair, and on like motion John Sudan, Esq, was
appointed Secretary.
The purpose of the meeting having been stated by
ID. :. Jones, Esq--on his motion 1t resolved
that n committee of six be appointed by the Chair.
man, to draft such resolutions should see IN 10 them
suitable to the occnsun and tibet they report this
meeting at this place. this dav, at Eve o'clock p. NJ
The Chairman nominated Green &. Bronson At
torney General, James Tallmadge, J. e. Spencer,
d. S. Jones &. Griffin, and j. 1. Roosevelt, to this
Committee.
On motion Of General Talmhage, seconded BY y.
b Jones, Esq II was resolve !, that the Chairman and
Secretary TO the Judges of the Superior
Court, aud Court OF Common Pleas the death OF Mr.
Jay--tha the Justices Of the Supreme Court bad, on
its being communicated to them, adjourned for the day
and the proceedings of this meeting; and that this
meeting stands adjourned until o'clock, p. NJ. at he
same place, where the gentlemen OF the Bar are res
pec,.ully requested to attend.
The meeting then adjourned until o'clock this day
D. b. OGDEN, Chairman.
.roHN SUDAN, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25
LATEST FROM RIO DE JANIERo

BALTfMoRr. iay %. The editors OF the 1,ueyj-
can are indebted to the attention Of captain johnson
N the schooner Henrietta, arrived here Yesterday
IN AZ days from Rio de Janeiro for papers of that
place TO the Ith Of April. Cspatin J. states that
business et Rio was dull An extraordinary eos.
SION Of the Cortos had been convened on the I'd of
April, IN take into consideration the existing
state Of the bank which represented 20 hive been
corruptly conducted. The paper currency was pro.
ducing the greatest discomfort tlroughoutlBrazi--
Rumor stated that an insurreciion bad taken place
10 the northern Provinces All the national vessels in
port were fitting out with the greatest expeditions but
their destination not publicly known Bv nm mr..
rival at Rio from BueDos AyresI to the 9th Of March
accounts had been received that the boats Of tho IT,
nitod States ship Hudson had cut out on the coast
OF Patagonia, the privatecr Boycr, and had taken
al the crew prisoners for the preparation of pratt
col rcts An expedition consisting Of land and M
val forces had departed from Buenos Ayres aoainst
the province of Santa Re.
Prior 10 the sailing Of the Henrietta a man rave
bmscTupto The British Admiral on the Brazilian sta
ton. who said that he one Of the crow Of pTa-
teal vessc which took Oft the line after hord fought
action, the British Packet Red Pole and that all
her crew had been put to death by the pirates. Sc
veal cases Of piracy had recently occurred on the
coost Of Brnzil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25
Si46.Onn

But to be serious-what will tho peonIe thinL of
the horrid eorrVPtion which pervadcs this land
which, for four years past--"the pestence which
Whiketh in darkness" has been operating in secret,
bmt now shows its front thus openly and boldly
mere were few any ofthe editors of public papers
now so bountifully compensated, with the peoples g
money, who can be presumed not % have bccn con-
scIous that IN their efforts to overthrow the late ad-
TnlnIstraton and elevate the present one upon its
runs, they were pursuing course dangerous, not
only 10 The prosperity, hut the liberties of their coun-
try and inevitably destructive TO some Of lis best in
terests--a sacrifice they readily consented to make.
for the contingent expectation Of personal REGARD and
P'7rdte eDioVment graduated according TO their OK
ertlons' and the sphere Of their influence. What.
We nsk, ,oW the country think. pow thai thev can
perceive it plainly and distinctly Of this awful system
OF 'or'npting The Press, and by means Of the Press,
tho public rnorabP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25
THE WIG AVID TME BLACK car.
thu STEAMBOAT.


~ III JIsfthOr u the dHHais If the PARISH &C.
Having recently delivered opinion up0u hir Gait M
pubicaions NJ some length, ad remarked upon his
nriar ccv ven.hc pOurtitufe ~ inferior tcoti
cac,t' shah DOT occupy much space with aniioadger
np9i st'aiu Boat " embraces the details Of sndy
sps vessel ol uat kind by Glggow wOoen draper who,
s0so4 b. the excursions the Clyde, 6ns y undertakes
fo. ou voyage London, in order % SEQ the oaor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25

WILD PTGEONS.--A Northern Pennsylvania
paper says that pigeons have never appeared in such
multitudes, as during the present season. Flocks
extending miles in length have many days been
encainpment few miles from Monirosc, Pa where
they have built their nests and arc raising their
young. This encampmcnt, says the Montrosc Regis
Ter, is upwards Of nine miles in Length and four in
brcadth--tbc lines regular and straight--within
which, there is scarcely tree, large or small that
Is not covered with nests. They cause such con.
slant roaring by the tapping other wings that per-
sons on going into the encampnent have great diff
Guilty In hearing each other speak. Every thing
throughout their camp appears to be conducted in tho
most perfect order. They take their turns regularly
IN setting and feeding their young and when any Of
them are killed upon their nests by the sportsmo
others immediately supply their places We arc IN.
cIinoc 20 believe that they have in part adopted Mr.
Overs Community System, os the whole appears 70
DC common stock business"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25
S4P.4TOGA WATER.


4 ii. BLAMIRE has received by the Gazette,
fresh Saratoga Water. Ills friends ond custom
rFs can be supplied with il from his refrigerator,
"Hys.1rN G1s.qg The seascn. nav -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-25

PATTY C,NNoN recently approhendcd 10 Delaware,
upon charge Of numbering some black persons, has
escaped trial by law, which awaited her in Argus,
p9Xf Sts ]ed IN prispn or tla li'b ms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26

then submitted The preprieiy ofiakiog the cues
ton, when the Commiiie VIVA 50 thin-and hs
therefore moved the Committee to rise (Which
wss carried. The COMMITTEES accordingly rose.
Mr. Leigh moved 10 change the bour OF
adjournment again 10 II o'ciock-in eonse-
puence of the reasons he enforced. This gave
Nicholas. siaasrd, Dodd,idge aud Mercer, the
three former IN favour of the ialrr hour. aud
the two latter gentlemen OF an earlier hour,
when the QUESTION was taken on hir. Lsigh's
proposition, aud carried.
Aud then on Mr. Doddridge's motion, the
Convention adjourned
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
SALT, SUGAR, SC,

CU lmosshead primo West India SUGAR
do. do New Orleans, do
200 pounds best qualify loaf,
! hossl,ead prime MoIasses,
bags prime Green Coffee.
. chests lmpl and Gunpowder Teas.
L pipe 4th proof Cngniac Brandy ST. d
per gallon.
l barrel Peppermint Cordial rs cents
per gallon,
O30 pounds Clifton Yarns assorted Nos
from 81 u Isl IS per bunch,
5O3 pair coarse and 6ne Shoes,
50 pair strong made plantation brogue,
Every low,)
case low priced fur hats,
IL boxes turpentine soap, very low, bv
the hox,
do shaving soap by the box or retail.
IO d". Tall"w and Sperm. Candles,
! do. very white starch.
With good assortment of Domestic DRY
Goods, sewing silk cutton aud thread
needles. pocket knives, case knives and
forks. upper and soal leather, black re.
cord ink, snuff, castor oil, coarse and
line paper, cheese. tin aud earthenware.
shoe thread, pocket combs, aud many
other articles too tedious to mention
low for ready money by
JOSEPH BISHOP,
Maiu-st, Charlottesville.
October 80 80 If
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THOMAS Il. BAILEY,

CHARLOTTESVIhLE,
AS received and offers for sale. a
IL FRESH supply Of the following long
'etcbr0ted medcineS
0FONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS IN
Tried and hi ,hty approved yaiaabh
.HedicinrS.
LEES unparalleled Autihilious Pills,
price % and 30 cents per bnx-famou,
tor the cure at bilious and other des,ruc-
tive levers, obstinate distractions Of the
stomach aud bowels, gridness, costiv,
ess, sickness at the stomach, removing
cold, SC
None are genuine, without the sigma
ture OF Noah Rmgeiy.
TWENr ny YEARS.
LEES Elixir has, Tor twenty years, bee,
most successful medicine for cold:
coughs, splitting of blood, asthma, indica
tive consumption s, and other complaint.
os- s''~-s'-.s-- -".I .-.-..e-, .-----5 - ~
citizens have certified.
LEES Worm LozENGEs, certain ant
powerful remedy Tor destroying all kinds
| of worms.
LEES SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for III,
tICH WaTIdlicu 10 cure iGOin OUe dppllCa
! ton, and free from mercury or any perm
| cious ingredients.
LEES GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION, re,r
! ders the skin delIcateIy soft and smooth
| improves the complexion.
LEES Essence and ExTRAcT Of Mus
TARD, an imtaIIlble remedy for spraIus
bruises, rheumatism, nunibness, &c.
| LEES NERvoUs CORDIAL, or CRANE
RESTORATIVE, a most valuable medici inc
for great and general debility ,,uervous dis
orders, loss of appetite, &c.
LEES AGUE and FEVER DRops, war.
ran,ed to cure iitaken according to direc
tons
LEES INDIAN VEGETABLE Specific, q
certain aud effectual cure for venereal and
gonorrhea.
LEES TooTH ACHE DRoPs, which give
immediate relief
LEES EYE WATER, certain cure for
sore eyes.
LEES ANoDyNE ELIXIR, for the cure oil
headaches.
LEES Conn PLASTER, for removing
cOrns.
Please to take notice, none are genuine
without the proprietor's signature
NOAH RIDGELY,
Late Michael Lee and Son.
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TH T. SUBSCRIBE EAR

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w loltesvI!le on the 18th of Januar,
next, Tor the instruction. of Youth IN the
following branches of an English EIuca-
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English Grammar, Geography, aud Matt
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of tho who may attend his Schnol, to be
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@AGPa 8 g..

JUST RECEIVED
2A SACKS L,verpom filIei Salt,
q. " Cheese Sugar and G flee,
Tea, Chuckola,e, Candies, Soap,
Madden. Raisins, Rice.
Hacks Yellow Segars.
AlIspice, Pepper, Ginger
Coppcrass, tastor OIL,
Pint and half pint Fl,sks,
Tumbleis, Glass 3 by 10 IL 10 by l2
Patty, Crackers by the pound or keg.
Powder and Shot.
ALSO
Shad, MackareI aud fIerrings,
Gin, French Brandy, Rum,
Wh'skeyy 10y the barrel or gallon. Vim
egar.
ALSO
Fine and coarse Shoes,
Cott"n Yarns, assorted numbers.
Cr"ckery, St"ue and Tn Ware,
Fur and Wool Hats,
Plough Lines, Oats and Rye.
'.'stan'ly on hand good assor,m mt
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ALBEMA RLE
RAM MAR SCHOOL.

FSHE first session of this school will
IL end on the Goth Of November next
the second will commence on the 2Is,
Of the same month. In this school will
be taught the Greek, Latin, French and
Spanish languages, and Mathematics.
The subscribers pledge themselves to
spare no pains or time in imparting to
those who may be entrusted TO their
care, a correct knowledge Of what they
profess to teach. They have engaged
the services Of Mr.. Antonio, a Spanish
gentleman who will attend the school
and give lessons in the spanish language.
Terms Of admission, $40 per session
five months.
For those attending Spanish, an add
tional fee of SIS will be required.
V. J. FERRON.
S. II. ROYAL.
The subscriber will accommodate in
his family two or three boarders.
V. J. FERRoN