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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30
NOTICE.

WE the undersigned having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the District of Litchfeld Commissioners 10
receive. examine, adjust and settle the claims
OF the several creditors to the estate of
JAMES EGGLESTON,
late OF Torrineton, in said district. deceased.
represented insolvent; and said Court having
limited and allowed six months from the SOtR
gay OF November. 1880. for the creditors to
said estate to exhibit their claims to said Com
mlssloners. hereby give notice that we shall
meet at the dwelling house Of Uri Taylor, in
ss'd Torrlngton. on the second Monday Of
February and last Monday of May next. at Q
c.ocS +. n. on each Of said days. 90 attend
70 ine duties OF our said appointment. All
claims not exhibited within The time limited
will be debarFed a recovery.
JOHN COOK, . COmmis-
URI TAYLOR, siOmers.
IOrrington, Dec. ~, 1880 sqs
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NOTICE.

NNHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
IL trict of Litchfield has limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof Tor the
creditors TO the estate of
SAMUEL BEACH,
late Of Torrington, in said district. deceased,
to exhibit their claims to the undersigned for
settlement. All claims not presented within
said time win be foreclosed, and be deharred
a recovery. All persons indebted TO said es-
tate are requested TO make payment immedi-
ately to
C0NTENr BEACH, Admir-.
LURANDUs BEACH, Adm'r.
TorriRgtOR, Dec. o, 1880 SGT
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NOTICE.

PY order Of the Court of Probate for the
A1 District Of Eitchfeld, will be sold at pub
lie vendue, on the premises. on Tuesday the
4th day of January, 1881, at o'clock in the
afternoon, the whole Of the Real Estate Of
GARWOOD II. BECKWITH,
late Of Torrington. Va said district. deceased,
consisting OF a Barn and three quarters and
twenty rods of an acre Of Land, situated in
said TOrrington, in Wolcottville so called, part
Of which is encumbered by the widows dow
or, and all by mortgage.
JONATHAN RICHARDS, Admir-.
By his attorney, URI TAYLOR.
IOrringt0n, Dec. II, 1880 81
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Lottery Office.

"HE subscriber has taken the Office over
Il tho Litchfed Bookstore, two doors east
Of the Court House, Litchfeld, where he will
have constantly Tickets 10 all Glasses Of the
Connecticut Lotteries, and where the Capital
Prizes can at all times he had.
o. All orders post paid enclosing cash or
prize tickets will meet with prompt attention
tf addressed to
STEPHEN CROwELL.
Lottery Fender, Litch6eld, Ct.
December Is ~
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NOTICE.

NOlICE.
TIME Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
l. trict Of Sharon has limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof FOR the Gre.
ditors Of the estate Of
ERASTUS ELDRED,
late Of Salisbury, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, to exhibit their claims
against said estate; and has appointed the
subscribers Commissioners to receive, exa-
mine, and adjust said claims. We shall attend
to the duties assigned us on the first Mondays
OF February and June, A. d. 1881, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days,
at the late dwelling house of the DECEASED.
WIN. M. BURIAL, I Commis-
ABIJAH G. PEEr, sioners.
Salisbury, Dec. Z, 1880 90
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Court of Probate for the District of
l. Litchfeld hath assigned the 28th day Of
March next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, Mt
the Probate Office in LitchReld, Cor the exa-
mination and settlement Of the Administration
account Of the subscriber. administrator on
the estate Of ISAAC MARSH,
late Of Cornwall, 10 said district. deceased, at
which time and place all persons interested
in said estate will, IL they STE cause, attend
before said Court and be heard in the premi-
ses. By order Of said Court.
ISAAC MARSH, Admir-.
Cornscdll, Dec. 10, 1880 ssa
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the Board Of RelieffOr
Il. the Town of I.itchAeld will meet at the
house Of Albert Sedgwicl, innkeeper in said
town, on the first Monday Of January next,
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. to hear all appeals to them
made from the dOings Of the Assessors, and
to equaIize aud adjust the valuations and as
sessu1ent lists Of said town.
At the same time and place, the Assessors
and Board of Relief will meet to abate the
polls of inhrm, sick, and disabled persons in
said town.
STEPHEN RUSSELL, Board
DANIEL GARRITT, Of
SIMEON SANFORD, Relief.
Litchfeld, Dec. IS, 1880 ~
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T EAVES Parks Hotel, in Ltchfield, on
- Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at
8 A. M, lodges at Danbury, and arrives in
Norwalk early next day. At Danbury. inter-
sects line of stages direct to New-York by
land. Fare through to Ne,o- York, less than
By any other line from Litchfeld.
RETURNING-Takes the New-York or
Norwalk passengers at Danbury for Itch
field, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 8 A. NJ. and arrives in Litchield by p.
M. For seats in Litch6eld, apply at the Bar
Of Parks Hotel.
HI. BARNES, Proprietor.
December Q, 1880 tfa6
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Claws rich Ointment.

For pleasantness SAFETY. expedition, ease ard GER
sainty, infinitely superior 50 any other cure for that
sormanting disorder.
Price Is cents per box.
Clay's Stomach Bitters.
They will be found 10 nh cases Of The following de-
scripsion 10 give relief: Nausea Vomitiag Heartburn
Cossiveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain in the
Stomach Loss Of Appetite, and all other symEtoms Of
Indigestion and Fatulence, and as q nervous CORDIAL
Is not 70 be surpassed BY any thing.
Price IS cents box.
Pearl Tooth Ponder.
This celebrated Powder needs no Recommendation
-evsry gentleman and lady should be 10 the constan
use Of IL IL they wish 10 preserve their teeth from de-
cay, and have them appear Of beautfu peary white
ness. Price % cents hox.
Sold bg Samuel Basl, Able & BGrnes, ana
Lee & Beckssitk.
ID. CLAY.
IItehasld, June ~, 1880 ly2
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TAKEN UP,

ATa Court Of Probate holden at LitchfeLd,
scithin and for the District Of hitch felt, on
the l1M day Of December, 18SO-Present,
Frederick Wolcpts, Esq. Judge ofsaid Court:
TTPON the petition Of Origen 8. Seymour,
" Esq. showing to this Court that he is the
guardian Of Mary Y. Chenea, of Litchfield, in
said Probate District, minor under the age
Of twenty-One years; and that said minor Is
the owner In fee of a certain tract of land ".
ing In said town, containing about forty-five
rods Of land, being part Of the home lot Of ST.
las E. Cheney, late of said LitchReld, deceas-
ed, bounded north on highway, westerly on
Joseph Adams land, southery on land distri-
buted to Charlotte Maria Cheney, east on the
dover of the widow Of said Sias E. Cheney.
deceased, and land distributed to Silas E. son
Of said SiIas E. deceased and that said mi
nor IN also the owner in fee of one undivided
fourth part Of the lands and buildings set out
to said widow Of said Sias e. deceased, un.
der the membranes Of the liie-estate Of said
widow therein and that said land is unpro.
ductive; and that said minor stands in need
Of the proceeds Of said land to pay for her ed.
ueation and for her support; and that II is for
the Interest Of said minor that said lands be
sOld--And praying this Court to empower
him or some other meet person IT, sell and
convey said lands, on bond being duly given to
vest the avails Of said estate when cold as In
required by the statute In such case made and
provided--as per petition on Ale, dated Dec.
II, 1880. more fully appears: Whereupom IL is
ordered, that said petition be continued until
the 10th day Of February, A. ID. 1881, at 2
O'Clock IN the afternoon; and that notice OF
tES: application be given by publishing this
ordel; three weeks successfully 10 the newspa.
per printed at Litchfeld, the last Of which
publicatIS,n shall be at least six weeks before
said 10th Gay Of February.
A true copy Of record-certiRed by
~ F. WOLCOTT, ys,dre.
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JUST RECEIVED,
AT LORDS
BOOK, STATIONARY, AND
VARIETY STORE
ANIMALS FOR 1881.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Offering, The Gem
E Ackerman's FOrget-Me-NOt, The PEARL
Youths Keepsake, Token, Atlantic Souvenir,
Comic Annual, Travellers Guide, &c.
Zimmerman on Solitude, Christian Library,
Baxter's Call to the UncOnverted,
Saints Rest, Christian Institutes,
The Great Importance of a Religious Lie, by
Mason on Self KnOwledgp, MelmOth,
Private MeditatiOns, Beauties OF Blair.
Beauties Of Burke. Beauties Of johnson.
Waverly Novels, superior edition,
COoper's Novels, Cabinet Album,
Bibles, Testaments, Psalms and Hymns,
Village Hymns, Methodist Hymns.
Prayer Books, SCHOOL & TOY BOOKS,
a complete assortment.
STATIONARY.
Writing and Letter Paper. Ink Stands, InE
Powder, States. Quilts. Sand and Sand Box"
es, Drawing Paper, Music Paper, Waferse
Sealing Wax, Lecture Paper, Wafer Colors
by the box or single cake, Camel's-hair Pen<
ellis, Lead Pencils, SILVER and Plated Pencis
Cases, &c. sc.
CUTLERY.
Rogers Superior Penknives, Scissors. and
Razors. Also low price Penknives, Scissors
and Razors, by different makers.
HERFU.MERY, &c. ...
Cologne, Lavender and Hungary Waters,
Almond Paste, Almond Soap,
Mfacassar, Russian and Antique Oils,
+ Windsor Soap, &c. sc.
VARIETY GOODS.
Purses, Fancy Boxes, Work Boxes, Card
Cases, Pocket Books, Reticulcs, Fancy Bas-
kets, SIC. &c.
JEWELRY. ~
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Studs,
Bracelets, Bands, Waist Belts, Buckles, CO.
lored Beads, S1c.'Szc. ...
CONTEMPORARY.
4 complete assortment Of a superior quality.
TOYS.
A great variety OF amusing Toys for children.
India Rs66er OVER-SHOES.
OOK-BINDING and Pocket
Book Manufacturing
in the best manner, and in MI its varieties.
BLANK BOOKS
On hand, or made to pattern ut short notice.
Litchfeld, Dec. 2, 1880 tfs5
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
(PUBLIc. No. 5Sl

AN ACI making appropriations for certain ex.
Penditures, on account of the Engineer, Ord
nance, and Qnartermaster's Departments.
BE enacted by The Senate and House of Rem.
rcSentattreS IF The United States n, conorsrS
AssemOfed, That the following sums be, and the
same are herey, appropriated to wit:
For the erection of barracks and the np,ch,so
OF land at Fort Crawford, Prairie din Ch;.r
twelve thousand dollars
For the payment Of the land upon which tho
barracks are erected at Houlton. in the SIT
OF Maine, six hundred and twenty.nine dollars
and twenty cents
For the completion of the barracks at New.
London, ana Tor Portico to the officers quar-
ters, two thousand five hundred dollars
For barracks, quarters, hospital and store.
houses, at Green Bay, fifteen thonsand dollars
For the completion of Jefferson Barracks. in
the State of Missouri, eight thousand seven
hundred and thirty five dollars.
For the erection OF storehouse for the Sub.
ssteDce and Quarterinaster's Departments at
Baton Rouge, thee thousand five hundred dol.
lars.
For the erection of barracks at Kew Wee,
and for ditching, draining, and clearing the
ground required to be used for military nurooses
fifteen thousand dollars.
For opening road from Green Bay TO Win.
nebago Lake, and thence to Fort Winneba oo
two thousand dollars
For the completion Of the military road in
the State of Maine, forty seven thousand four
hundred and fifty.one dollars and seventy. two
cents.
For the erection of wooden barracks 70, the
troops att Fortress Monroe, ten thousand tyo
hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of five and half acres Of
land for tho use of The National Arnory At
Springfield in Massachusetts, two thousand two
hundred dollars.
FOR the erection of new fre-pfoof Arsenal
at the National Aruory at Springfield, in Mas
sachusetts, sixteen thousand dollars.
For the National Armory al Harper's Ferv,
Virginia, viz: For extending the walls and
embankments which convey the water from the
Potomac river to the works, nine thousand three
hundred dollars for erecting forging. sbop.
tilt hammer, and new workshop. six thousand
five hundred dollars for the erection Of ten
additional dwelling houses for tho workmen.
ten thousand dollars for stating the roofs of the
present workshops, three thousand two hundrod
dollaJs.
For the purchase Of FIVE acres Of land sd;oin.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
PuBLIC-No. 50
AN ACT =,

AN All providing for the settlements, OF tho
accounts ct certain Diplomatic Functionnries
BE II enacted By the Senate and House of Re
personalities Of the United States of .qmerita in
Congress assembled, That the proper account
ing oihcer OF the Treasury be, and he is hereby
authorized, under the direction of the Secretary
OF state, to settle the accounts of William n
i.awrance, late Charges des Affairs of the Uni
ted S,a'es ~ London; of Alexander III. Evertt.
late Minister OF the United States 10 Spain
and "f James Barbour Junior, late acting Score.
Inry of litigation ut London William Ra,clifr
late Consul Of the United States ut Lima. for
diplomatic services performed upon the death of
the Charge des Affairs of the United States
and ot Wllli'm H. ID. e. Wright, Consul of tho
Uuited States at Rio de Janeiro, for dinlom,,;o
services Pertorn,od upon the retirement of tho
Charges dos Afaires of the United States M
far as the same shall appear To the Secretary of
State to have been sanctioned by instructions
from the Department of State, or TO have inst
and equitable foundation in usage
APPROVED May 20, 1880.
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ing tho Arsenal at Watertown, Massachusetts,,
five hundred dollars
FOR the erection of military laboratory and
workshop at West Point, two thousand FIVE hun.
dred dollars.
For the purchase Of photographic Press, Of
paper and ink, and foi tho employ ment of suit
hundred dollars.
For barracks at Fort Gratroit. f;ve tbousond,
dollars.
For the security Of Pea Patch Island; for the
construction of a new water tank and for gray.
cling the parade at Fort Delaware, forty one
thousand three hundred and twenty one dsllars
and fourteen cents.
APPROVED May 81, 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
LORD CHEsTERFIELD's OPINION
OF ITALY-HIS DISLIKE TO HORSE RA-
CING AND CURE FOR GAMING.

The celebrated Lord Chesterfield. in
his last Will, ordered an annuity Of So
500 per annum, to be paid to bis grand
child, (the offspring Of his own natural
sony TO enable him to pursue his travels
through France, Germany, Flanders and
Holland, if he pleases, with deceDcy; but
he wills and desires, that, by no means
he goes TO ltaIy-as he looks upon it as
the foul sink Of illheral manners and vi
ces.
All his requests to Philip Stanhope, are
subjected to the restriction, that in case
said Philip Stanhope shall keep, or be
concerned in keeping any horses or
bounds ''reside one night at New Market
that Infamous Seminary of Iniquity and
lll-Manners, during the Races there :" or
shall resort to the said Races, or shall lose
IN any one day, at any game or bet what
soevei, the SUN Of $500: Then. and in
any Of the cases, he shall forfeit and nav
to, and for the use Of the Dean and Chan
Ter of Westminster, out Of Lord Chester
fields Estate, so left him, IS 600. for ev.
cry such ofieDce--to be recovered NV ac.
ton Of debt in any of Ills Majes,y's Courts
OF Record.
In the belly Of large catfish. caught q,
Matches, was found a small bag containing five
silver dollars
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
GPUBLIc.--No. 6O.1

AN AL making re.apnropration of a SUI M
heretofore appropriated for the suppression Of
DC enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Re-
personalities Of the United States of .4,nerioa in
Congress assembled, That the unexpended ba
lance "i the sum of thirty thousand dollars, an.
pr"pr'ated by the act, entitled" An act making
an appropriation for the suppression of the slave
trade approved May twenty fourth, one
thousand and twenty, eight, be, re-approprated
20 .he same OBJECT, pursuant to the act of Con.
gress OF the third of March, 1910.
APPROVED May 81, 1880
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated
CHARLOTTE, Tennessee.

About half past 10 o'clock last night.
our village was visited with Tornado,
the violence and destructive effects Of
which no pen can describe, nor can thew
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09

s,s,sm. m invigo-aie the industry and an,
mats ire hopes of ths farmer The mroh'hie'
the manufacturer sd al Vtnsr classes OF o"f
countfynen.
p,opie o. Ohio, hefr ns'smbisd-moih''s-
asuehfrf.. sons Hwi snes--rhrn fesiih'ns On
tlr peaceful pillos al feppse end femmn"Ia
WITH ,anf g. s.a hraitz. ia Yon'saiSes' q I""g''
ly be- tn nuretnnlme obIrct a. l'''p'i"='
calumny IT, vim the opponents OF ''s
bate PRESIDENT rainel the victory on ne 4'h q
March. lsz3, thr Rar angh'"oi u hh'e 'easfa'
quarters hen giaefed and prisoner rr'"n-sa
Dh oot i4sr opg.aeots obtain al tie h"''' :.
Office aud emo,nrneGis Of 2oFefnmTnl tHf
p,,se-. nhirh they kase frequently eaei"iss9t
nftrWardng - hun Icy pleased tnd pn''-'ieg
oha.n my could Va not al It's snihcieni 2
Dors - al AVA, not wbilst Nptdeeai, the jew
stands II ihr k,ne's eafe
i4anE VIM. fa.'1e rriz"us, asain and asaio,
f,r the nun rous proofs YOU hage given me- o.
,aur attachment and confidence. A"d NAY
,our Gne city continue h c"joy The ad'anissts
Of the entrtptia,, industry ard public srifn
ofi.s mechanics and other inhabitants, uuul Il
,jcs in wral,h. extent aud prosperity ~dn the
lIrgrsf 81 orr Atlantic Cap all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09

RiCAS ARMY.
Iht Enanlhn Lin Il

The Casauba, July 10, 1880
The Dcy has changed his mind resi-, ctinl
The place of lis retreat, md il is 10 Naples thar
he has expressed a deslie TO be transported.
have thought my duiy 10 accede TO his do
sire. If there IL no Ltzarcto III Napl-,
he viii at first make a quarantine III Ma.
hon. One hundred and TWO People are "a Pc
with him several belong to his family, all have
10 day embarked The Dey appears happy rc
have seen IN tins way the termination OF d cris.
the development OF which might have been IA.
tai 10 him.
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MODE OF DRAWING.

p RooANT to a decree Of the Superior
"a Court of Chancsry for the Lyuchbnrg
ul''r'cL pronounced ON The 18Th day of May,
ioou' IN the CAUSE OF k'og vs.. Perkins. tue IN
ue's'Sneh Mars hal of The said court will sell,
~ 'he n'ghe9t bidder, for cash, on,he prem
S's' ontfiday the 2l'h day September, 1880, q
'''' " moi, The next iar day ,hereantr) a
,foc' oil land, m the coun'y q! Campbell, CO."
Ialnlng $50 ! acres, aud adjoining The lands
OF Moorman, Wade, Preston. and others.
IROS. A. ilOLCOMBE, Mar.
Aug. % Iftds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09

blush, VIC come 10 signty'io us tie. order.
"hIeh Trey are obliged % execute. Excessa.
VII he cemniiued AID II I. letter 10 be ~
VICTIMS Ian tie he tor. Onr pari i 10 yiel3
The King has ss,a thal he vii not. Lei IA.
'efp-ct bis supreme will. aud content ourseiv..
!" IN snbnlssloh ia force, since il IS that alou.
WINCH, ~ pfesru'. CONSTITUTES the iighi of ssl
va'io1. On last wofis sal,I lie rire ie hon
sife ie Cfarie The last wishes. which ".
shall "c pefmnfcd 10 express, are FOR France
and Tor thase who shall save IT,
AFRICAN EXPEDITION.
Dtyqich Eriraordiaarg-T ouioa, July y
1880, eight O'Clock in the evening.
The Maritime Prefecl TO his Exeellencv In.
Minister Of the Nav. sad ofthe Colonies:
The ship Ma,cngo. which left Algiers tie
18th has jnsi arrived With - millions francs
OF which wa millions come from The French
chest, and thirteen from the Treasury of III,
Regenc, OF Agirrs. Inese thirteen millions are
cnmpcsed OF lngoIs oi gold and SILVER aud mo.
nry ~ gold.
We are assured that NJ Bommont is exnec
I'D in e'gla days at Paris. lie Is, ii, sad
al tins moment al Touloo, with 6enetsl La
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09

The yefa NrssaFe proceeds - insist that The
! MstsFille and lexington Road i M q Naiign-
al bai local Road. nl ttsiv ms ~ i""Pih, AMI
confined suhin the lffnifs of = particular siAif.
. H. a. fhst dosuussf aisp as.rris. - power IN
~ 30 68af he .Na1riz=d unid Il anil have ben
lrspiane5 sud fefnei Oy Al emeni'prot 81
the Consultation. the discrimination Of Nation
nj aui Local road. would seem 10 te altogether
unneefssary. Nhaf - or - nj National
Road liz message snpposrs NAV admn ~ hen.
trovsfsy aud - mol s,scsptbr ol preti.e Deb
uiiinu# The diAicuinY y hich tts authors INN
{ gine, gfaas oui OF fbsir attempt 10 Anushtpf
fnr founded upHn tie cItrni sni lpca - 81
the Haad, instead II fbn me- aud Fupns#1 ~
which II Is applicable ltpr foad Facilitates.
IN cnns,derlble dePtee the lfaosppf'"'ign 81
me Mai 10 a Considerable ppftinn 1t TIE thi3hi
aui at ihr same iune promotes inferuBi en-
Ucrre aiming ,rtsIal states, mi may traa ID
accelerate the movement pi arnite= AMI tine IL
rtboipn Of no munitions OF vi, II Is 81 n
t'onai eansldcruton. Tested - Tins. ~" ifne
7 rule, fhe hats,ille Rad sns nadnnb'rdlg VT
nonai. l. cuonccls itr lfeesl hadt. p"rhaps,
/ 81 ifrbif htnl lg thr Gninu "a lib the Navigation
/ 81 the ONO aud alfszns'ppi Rivers, ana WIN
! the canals OF tre aatfs ni Ohin f.hh7yIVahih
] ana ; ~ YORK.. II hfgins on TIE me wien
/ divides tie 9Wtrs 81 Ohio hhd kenl"cFb, Z" 81
course, q1irArns tradf and intercourse Ori"ffh
/ lh"tn lsstrd ~ the character ii Other "'ths'
/ Tor which The President, ns n Senator, '"ied.
or Winch Wc,r approved by Inn only ahonl
/ % month before he rejected The MdsYli'e
/ DlIl, fhe Road va. undoubtedly va ionaI.
/ bn' lhis vi"W Of The m"ii"r, however th'h
( factory II ouGhi 10 be. is lmpefic'i- " Will
/ b." admitted thai thr Cumberland Road IS
/ National. 4 Is completed 10 n,lher lhan
IauesvllIe IN the State Of Oh,o. I'm reaching
lnaf point Two routes present ihelnsclvr. 10,
/ ,ts farther extension, both National and both
deserving Of execution. One leading north
we,twatdly. tbrp' ihe states Of OHIO, lndiAnna
aod Illinois TO Nesonri, and the other south
wesl"a,dly. through the States oi ONO, krn-
,uchg. IrnnesScr. aud Alabama 10 the ',lf al
Mex lco. Both have hren long contemplated
N the two the south .wostern Is tie most ~an.