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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
POETRY.
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 TO A BELLE.
 Oh ask me no more gentle Lady,
 For a boon which cannot bestOw;
 A sonnet is all I can give thee,
 And sonnet they say is "the go.'' will weave an address for your forehead, And compare it to marbe-and swear That your cheek is the richest of carmne- Tho know that no carmine is there. And I'll write it on rose color'd paper, All scented with Eau de Cologne; With the qul rich with floss and silk tassel", Which was pluck'd from your turtle half grown. But ask no more, gentle lady,
 For boon which cannot bestow;
 A sonnet is all can give thee,
 And sonnet ,hey s"J "''" 0"." I will rhyme to your new fashion'd head dress, Or the lighthouse that reaches the moon: Descant on the "sleeves" of your "bishop''- Or descant on the castle balloon. will sing the convenient 6 umbrella,'' Which in sport you declar'd was " a hat ;'' Or the cloak and the shoes of prunella, Which you took from your Bishop" when at "'" 1-",;;". sing af your :=aist in sonnet;. As where ne'er "Cantello" hath hAan, And rhyme whole couplet upon it, And prove that soasp-is queen.
 But ask me no more, gentle lady,
 For boon which cannot bes,ow; A sonnetis all can give thee,
 And sonnet they say is "the go." will find you rhyme for your eyebrow, Tho it never was rhym'd to before, Or pencil your lap dogs "acrostc.'' Tho acrosties voted bore. ! will iaud every one of your dresses, Belts, ribbands and all in a lot; will praise every of your tresseS, Whether fashioned by nature or not. And I'll sing of your new painted carriage, Orthe "dash' which you make in Broadway; But Of Lore or of aught that's like ma,riagy- Ah never fair Lady-ah! nay! CLARENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
DAVID WADHAMS,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 SlX months from this date are allowed and 0 limited by the Court of Probate for the District of Litchfcld for the creditors of tAe estate of AMER BALDWIN, late of Goshen, in said district, deceased. to exhibit their claims and demands against said estate for settlement to the executors of the last will and testament of said deceased.
 ANNIS BALDWIN. Erecutrir.
 JOHN II. BALDWIN. Erecusor. Goshen. Feb. 15, 1880 sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills.
Jan. 1, 1880

TNHESE PILLS arc justly esteemed for their easy A operation and good effects as mild, safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, jaundice and scurvy, piles, rheumatism, inflammation of the eyes, female complaints, acid somachs indigestion, worms, erup- tons the skn dyscntery, bilious cholic dizziness, and headache. They are likewise antidote against infectious diseases, removing obstructions of every kind, by dissoving and discharging the morbid mat ter he ping digestion, restoring lost appetite, and sure relief for costive habits. They are so accommo- dated to all ages and hours, that they may be taken in Winter or Summer, at any time of the day, without regard to diet or hndrance of business Their operation is gentle, pleasant, and eectual that by experience they found to exceed any other physc heretofore offered to the public. Those who are tra- yelling by sea land, will find them great preser- vation from the diseases Of foreign climates.
 From the numerous Certificates which might be used, the proprietors will make use of the following only, from the Hon. Phneas Allen, of Pitsfeld, Ms.
 (" Mir. DanieN-I have made use of various kinds of Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate not to say, that Dr. Davenport's are the best Family Meti- cine ever used. PHlNEAS ALLEN,
 Pitts6eld, Ms ls2s."
 DaUenport's celebr0tsd Eye Water, for all sorts of weak and sore eyes. Also,
 Wheaton's Itch Ointment. The character of this OintmcR is so we'll establish ed as to need no recommendations, for being plea asn safe and sure remedy for loathsome disease IS also cure for other eruptions fthe skin 'cHlar'y for the salt rheum and chblains. Price g 1-2 cents. Also,
 Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters, which have been proved by thousands to be 60 emi- nenty useful in removing all Jaundce and Bilious complaints: Price g Is cents
 fresh supply of the dbove Is just received and for sale in Litchfeld by Drs. Abbe. v. & S: BaeI. Ice & Becksciah ir Burlington, by 4. Mason and Webster & Hitchcock; and by the Druggists in NetO- Haven, Hartford, Mud d!eto'r", SGybrOOk, Albany, Nesc- York, and BoStSn eO1y4e April So
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

W NOTICE.
 w HEREAS my wife SALLY has uni formIy treated me in an unbecomng manner, ana has and still does in every respect refuse to i've up to the marriage covenant. there tore forbid all persons trusting her on nay ac- count: as l shall pay no debts of her contract tng after this date.
 LINUS MISSIONER. Litchfeld. Feb. es, 1880 sS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

47'a Court of Probate hclden at LitchyfeId, oithm ond Jor the I'robo'e District cf Litch- feh nj, the ,oJb Jru nf Sebr,Inru 19SO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
NOTICE.

TNHE Court of Probate for the District of
 u LitchfieId has limited six months from the date hereof for the exhibition of claims against the estate of
 JAMES STERLING,
 late of Cornwall, deceased, represented inc solvent, and has appointed us. the subscri- bers, Commissioners to receive, examine,and adjust such caims--for which purpose we will attend at the late dwelling house ot the deceased, in Cornwall, on the first Wednes- day in March and the third "Wednesday of July, at two o'cluck in the afternoon of each of said days, when and where al! persons ha- ving claims against said estate may present the same, properly attes:cd, to us for adjust ment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

for my words saved, and all by your hon or's means. Long life to your honor for the same! May ye live long hundred and leap-years every one of them !!
 Hoods Comic Annual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
CoralcdH. Jan. 9. 1880

AT e Court or Probate hcldsn ot Litchfeld,
 ,oifhm and ,jor the Probo'e District c.f Litch-
 field. on the l8th doy cf f'ebrwory, lS30:
 Present, FnGer;ck Wo!coti, Esq. Judge. E TPON the petition of David G Goodwin, o of su;d town of Litchf"ld. showing {" this Court that he is father and natural guar dian of Polly Goodwin, Harvey Goodwin. Fanny Goodwin. and David Goodwin, all Of said town of Ltchield, and all minors and under the age of twenty.onr years; and that each of said minors owns in fee simple one undivided fifth part of certain tract of land containing five acres and fifteen rods, lying in said town of Ltchield, in North6eld Society, and bounded north on Micajah Blakeslee's land, west on Aaron Marsh's land. south on James Marsh's land. east on Isaac and George Newton's land: and that said tract of land is unproductive and of DO value to said minors i; and praying this Court to empower him or some other meet person to sell and convey the interest of said minors in said tract ofland.
 H $ hereupon ordered. that said petition be continued to the second Monday of May next; and that notice of the pendency of the same be given by publishing this order in the news paper printed at Litcbficld three weeks suc- cessyely, the last os which publications shall be at least six weeks before said second Mon day of May next.
 true copy of record. Attest, S7 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
NOTICE.

THE subscribers, appointed by the Hon. 1- Court of Probate for the District ot Litchfcld. Commissioners on the estate Of
 JOEL s. MERRIMAN, late of the state of New Y ork, deceased. rep sented insolvent, hereby give notice that wG shall meet for the purpose of adjusting the claims against said estate. at the house oI Oxias Webster, in Harw intOn, on the second Monday ofA Apri next. and on "Wednesday the fourth day of August next, at one o'clock P M. on each of said days. Six months from the date hcrcof are allowed the creditors o said estate to exhibi, their claims properly attestpu,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
At I'oaon Meeting legally 'ccrned and holden in Sharon, on Mondcy the 26th of October, 18Q9- RY-LAW

At 7oa0n Meeting legally ,ccrned and hoiden
 in Sharon, on Mondcy tue 26h of October,
 1aq9- BYLSW.
 VOTED, That if any owner of any horse
 V or cattle shall suffer the same to go at large out of his or her enclosure, after he first day of April next, such owner shall forfeit ard pay to the person wEo shall take up and i'm pound the same the sum of twenty five cents fog each head ofcattle, and for each horse, for each time they shall be so found at large out of the owners enclosure and taken up.
 That it shall be the duty uf the kaywards in their several districts, and ii sba! be Ia till for any other person. to impouEd any cattle or horses so found out of the enclosure of the owner and atl large. who, together with the pound keeper, shall regulate the 7rort cGincs, receive the same compensation. and have the same powers as are granted in the statute law of this state "entit!ed Pounds = Prori9ea, that no penalty be incurred under :his hy law shall exceed the sum of three dol!ars, and the owner nf such cattle or horses go imrounded shall not receive the same from the pound ur- til he shall have paid to the person irnrourd ing the same the amount Of tEe forfeiture, and to the pound-kecper lis fees and his expenses for keeping said creatures as in other Cases of creatures impounded: f'roriIed nererthrttss. that any person who has family residence in said town of Sharon may, if he chooses. snf- fer one cow to run at large on the public high way and not incur the aforesaid penalty.
 true copy of record as appears in 'E:is rt- fee. GEO. KING, Jun. I'o,cn Clerk.
 Sharon, Feb. 6, 1880. S5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14
RI GO

making season at Machump's, nc mics from
u Richmond, at "A very low price for n horac of his
pure blp.d d.. One of RIcgo's colts was trained this
Spring being three years old, and d,stne,,isboJ bcr,
SELF having won the sweepstake al Campfcld, dstan
eng he field ut the first heat, as was Thought bv
many. Rlego was out Of Highland Mary who was
out OF Castlanari, the dam Of SIR Archy.
june Is-iaw5t IT. DAVIS
" Tickets for sale at this ofiice--where was sold
and paid few weeks since, ., Ia ~, the Grand
Capital Of $50, 900. Address your orders
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14
ftsr Bisek,sood's JHasasise- ~ AprsL
TRiUMpHANT MUSIC.
pr nsA HkMASs.

heA ukAAS@
Whees(rre and wh,thst boaI's, thou up my spirit,
On eagles wings Though every plume that thfiiG
Il hath no Crown Of victory inherit
- De stiii triumphant tsmsony! bs s,ill!
Thine sounds for earth, thus proudly swelling
Into rich floods Of Joy; u 10 but pam
10 mount % high. yet find high sonic dwelling;
To sink 50 last, ~ heavily again!
80 sounds for eaIthi Yee, young ch'cfta'n. dying
On his Battlefield at set OF sun,
With his freed coUn,ry's banner Ger him 6yine.
Well nights thou speak Of Fame shsh gusrdoa won.
No sounds f,r EARTH Yes. for tho marys leading.
Unto v,c,or,o.s Deaih srreneiy on,
For patriot by ms rescued altars bleeding,
Thou hast voice IA each majestic onc.
Bot speak not thus whose heart 10 beating
Asaius, lies narrow bound IN conflict vain!
For power. Tor joy high hope aud rapu.oas greeting,
Thou wakst lono thIrst-be .hlshed exulting STRAIN.
&c bushed, or breathe of grief Of exile ycarninss
Under the ows Of tho stranger shoso,
Breathe o the souls untold aud restless Ourniugs
For lroks, tones, footsteps that return moro.
Efesfhe of deep iowa loncy vigil keeping
Through the might hours DER wasted health pine,
Eich thoughts aud sad like faded leaves hcapmg,
Ia d,e shut heart, al Ouce a tomb aud shrine.
Or pass as il thy spirit uo'r, signing
From wurlis bcue sih some blue klysian sky
Breathe Of rc,ose. the pure. tho bright, In undyps
OF Joy no uiose-bewidefing Harmony.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14
Fror, Sir W. Scoti's nor rors.
SONG.

From Sir w. Scon's nor rofS.
SONG.
When friends are met DER merry chery,
Aud Lovely eyes arc laughing near,
And in the sooiet's bosom clcat
Srhe care. oi day are drown'd;
When puns are made, and bumper, Quaf'd,
AMI wild Wiz shoots his rowing shaft,
And Mnh h'> jov,ai la"sh has laughed.
Then Is our banquet cro~n'd,
All gay.
Then is our banquet ctown'd
When siees are suog, and catches troll'd,
And oashiulness lows bTisht aud bold,
Aud ocsuiy rs no lonser cold.
And age no longer duh;
When ohin-s arc oriei, aud cocks do crow.
To tell Us II IS time to GO,
fc' how To part we do not know,
Then Is ouT feast AT full,
All gag,
Thea j, our ieas, at full.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

TIME Subscriber has for sale y d Buckwhent
a. Country Bar Iron aud MouDta Whiskey, o
the best quality. ANDREW SWEENY.
innn 3-2nwit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

kIw OHLEAS-, May ~.
n nan NTH iico JatersA Dr r. ofbis CITY ;ptendpe IN
build house had bought bricks OF Mr. aud dclyereJ te
cePt or due bill for each can load which he eceed An in
dydual by tho OF H. knowing the circun,auce awaited
OF TO make up his purse ard IN Mr. IN vkon he was
sen, ny ms iihei MI 10 pay villa, dnc b, his E,r
10 the said MIR The letter after usual ceremonies
circumstances took tho receipts duo bills ke OFT tho ac
count Dsng embarrassed IN his calculations n oTed hop
and made the thing WORSE then addressing him nc said Mr.
you WIZ trust me with those receipts will take them 10 NV
yahe anu BRING you the aInotntvcry well sad MIR j. aud
WEN away Carrying with the receipts lie ten called on
MI e ana announced himself as the OF Mf WHO Rad
sent MN 70 settle tho accounts the honest Mr. recog,nn
ms shs'ue pad without any uspicion a. sauies hin and
w'ra days atcr r J. meeting buyer Of bti III,
'aa Why your son has kept the receipts and has not
me e money what do you mean sii yunT so whom
you en 10 settle with aud whom paid the amount
owed to your You TO ra believe! LEI n, evulao
nrst-So hey did, aud both I'D their SON vino has 10, ar,
ohcT uok ct the Kind. been lodged the sd Of this cy
Have patience you Gentlemen Of Gascony aud PARIS eve ~.
not so tad begnuer--Sun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14
COLLINS & co,

HDROPOSAlS VIII be received on tho 2ist of
Jane TOR building thu Yves, wing of the new
edihcc ~ Iiampdcn Sydney College This wing s to
be similar IN ali respects, to tho East wing wbicl,
can be examined by those who wish to contract fOr
the building.
RICHARD N VENABLE,y
JAMES MADISON, Committee
J. r. GUSHING,
juno ie-faw2tc "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

Latea from China.-The ship Israel. Capt. Pres
colt, arrived at Boston Monday from Canton, in
ls2 days She brings intelligence that the English
East India Company had settled their differences with
the Chinese Government, without gaming a single
point, it understood at Canton. The Comps
nys ships had their pilots board and were bound
up to Canton from Macao when the Israel passed the
Island.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

The New Bedford Mercury states that Captain
Haws and crew of the ship Eagle. lately left at the
ship Rodmau, at that port. Capt Halves states that
the ship was seen from the Island sf the boats
landed and that after waiting eral days. they en-
barked iu thsir boats from Perun mbuco, and fell 10
with tho hodman, and wa,o s>ksa n n koe-i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

nc NASHVILLE, Tennessee, paper says-,We are
suffering MUCH from ExcEssrvR drought. .-Indeed,
we should he right glad to swap with them a
touhde' cloud or two water, for degree of sun
'h''e-and give them nights rain into the bargain.
III Re-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14
House or LORDS, Apnl 30.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-Seme noble lords hav-
ing fiseu lost ut the same upon other BUSH
nees, the noblc marquis insisted on the precedence
To be give" tbis bill OH Mondays and fridays 1t
wns determined that as the Msrouises of London
derry ana CIanucoroc merely wishcJto put quos
ton, they shuulu be permitted 10. do TO-
The Marquis of Londonderry SAID that he had lust
returned from France, where he had learned ,Iat a
prince connected with thus country was nominated
Sovereign OF Greece by the Aimed Powers. u was
some time since tie noble secretary for Foreign Al.
iars 'Ad promised to- lay papers their table re-
lang TO the negotiations with Greece If tley Urrc
concluded, why ieaV EDgi sbneato learn the partc.
u'ars OF this and other parts Of their fore ign pocv
from tie Governments oi the continent IL like Use
tot prince slluied to % forego his position of nat
urazston in this country rhe foreign policy OF the
NOBLE Secretary was singular: he ba raised Don Mig
uei, "bIlc others wished to knock him down The
tact was, M time ought TO bc lost IN eear,ng up the
foreign policy OF Great Britain.
The .sr' ut Aberdeen trusted that in n very few
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
LITTLEBURY w. S. FOE.

Saddle and Harness Maker by trade (but
an Indifferent workman,) he served his
apprenticeship with Mr.. Long of Waynes-
borough, Va. He is about 10 or 20 wears
OF age, feet 9 or 10 inches high, slender
built, dark complexion, black hair, has
scare on the LETT side Of his face near the
ear, occasioned by buin--he travels
with large velisse. He had also in his
possession grey mixed cloth Frock Goa,
black and white striped Roundabout.
He also >windled a black velvet Vest. a
pair OF blue cloth Pantaloons, a new drab
coloured hat (made by A. Mckee, Char
lotiesvIIle,) an octave Flute, and several
other articles. He also contracted sever
al considerable debts on his employers ac-
count, without permission which he also
swlndled.-The public are cautioned a.
galnst the vagabond above described.
June 25. 1880. q,
UPrinters generally, will confer favor on
the public, by giving the above few insertions
In their respective papers
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

be adequately conceived except by those
who were Witnesses to the awful and tor
rifle scene. Our little town is now
literally, heap of ruins. MANY who
but yesterday had comfortable home
are now without place even TO shel,e,
themselves, while their CLOTHING and
provisions have all been swept awav in
the general wreck. The wind approach
ed The village from the south west. and
although the appearance of the sky was
"'sht'u', and one constant glare of light
ming inspired awe and alarm, vet no one
anticipated; none cou,d anticipate, and
even now 1t is difficult to realize, what the
ravages of FIVE minutes produced. Blu,
Yesterday, we were at ease, and comfor,a
biy situated to-day. many aie wandering
about the streets, not knowing where Ia
goor how to procure the means of supply.
ing their necessities. Many, who .bu,
yesterday, were blessed with health and
the full enjoyment of the comforts of life,
are now languishing on their beds. with
broken limbs and mangled bodies. and
some with scarce hope Of recovery. Blu,
amidst all these calamties, the hand Of a
protecting providence has been displayed
IN the most miraculous preservation of ma
ny of cur citizens.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
TRAVELLING SCHOOL

The travelling term of the Rensselaer,, N.
YORK, school, is to commence xt week, and
VIII close about the LIST. of September. pne
party from New York are to leave on the o3d
inst and proceed to Albany in steamboat at
s"ihcient leisure to examine. the geological and
ootanica! features OF the shores of the Hudson.
AT Albany, they are to enter the canal boat
Wm' Penn, which has been engaged for the
purpose, and in which lecture room is TO he
fitted up, with the necessary books, apparatus,
instruments, &c. where lectures will be deliver.
ed almost every day.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
The SALEM MURDER.

hlchard Crownibshield, CHARGED as
principal murderer of Mr.. White commi,-
ted suicide IN prison about half ,,s, D 3D..
CLOCK yesterday afternoon. He had been
confined alone, in room adjacent to an
other I'D which his brother was confined
within speaking distance, and both had
been closely watched. 1t was stated IN
us last evening, ON the authority of pas.
senger IN the Salem stage, that at abou,
haif past TWO, his brother called out ard
asked him, "when he pas goino =" m
which he replied in careless manner
Pretty soon :" this was not much regard
ed by the keeper, because similar CONVEX
satIon between them was no, rare. After
some minutes, the other again demanded
how Tong before he Was eoi0g to
winch there was no answer The keene,
then entered his cell, and found him sns-
pended by his handkerchief to one of the
upper bars Of the window. He was I'M
me"iate'y cut down and his neck releas-
"a, while lie yet continued to gasp. Bnt
before relief could be called in. he was
beyond all the medical aid of Salem.
II appeared that he had stood on chair
ana alter arranging the handkerchief had
contIlved to- tie his hands behind HIM
ana then removed the chair from urder
MS Ieet. We have not learned tina, he
made any revelations in regard to the mur-
DER. As ne was charged as principal muir.
oerer, and is himself beyond the reach Of
it will, in conformity to tho
rnies OF criminal law. be necessary 10 COM
'nence ne nooo, against the Others. who
rs we learn, were indicted only as acres,
'aries. "''''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
SINGULAR ACCIDENT

a correspondent Informs US, that Mr..
ElYah Whipple, of marlborough. VI.
while sitting On his horse, few DAYS since
mad his skull badly fractured, by the ami.
maj raising his head smarlly, so as to hit
MN in'he forehead. Physician. were i'm.
media'eiy called; ,he operation of trepan-
n,ng was performed by Or. Gilbert, of that
village, and the patient is understood ,o
be IL fair way TO recover.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
MODE OF DRAWING.

The numbers will be pnt into one wheel
as usual, and in the other will be nut the
prizes 0boce tie denomination Of five dol.
lars (; the drawing to progress in the usual
manner. The 5000 prizes of five dollars
will he awarded to the tickets having IN,
terminating figure corresponding with Ell
Their OF the terminating figures of the two
first drawn numbers Of different te1mina-
tons from to inclusive; and to the
tickets with terminating figure correspon-
ding with either of the two first drawn of
different examinations from 6 TO o inclu-
slve. by this mode of drawing the no Ider
OF live tickets ending with the figures ! 70
D inclusive, or q To 0 inclusive, will be
certain of obtaining at least TWO PR.
zcs, and may draw SEVEN!
iphoie Tickets, So no Quarters, 81 OK
IIatocS, $50 Eighfs N 70
~ ORDERS either by mail Cpos, paid) Of
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or prize
os, VIII meet the same prompt and punctual al
tent'on as If on personal application
J. l. COHEN, JI. d. BROTHERS,
,-.r, Baltimore.
u The Register, containing the Official List.
Will be forwarded Immediately after the drawing.
to those who may request it
baltimore May 81, 1890