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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

Worcester, Sept IS. If 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30

stage Of the disease but their history 10 Car 90 the
character Of the disease s concerned c6Incded per-
feclly with the two first described. better deserp-
ton Of the appearance Of the local affection, in isS
commencement, cannot be found than that presented
by A. A. which may be seen in Good, vol. I'd, page
2O6, Of the Boston edition. In the fret stage, the dis
ease is superficial, the skin has dusky-red" APP
pearance, the scarfskin is separated from the true
skin by bloody water (serum) which is always the
case in gangrenous inflammation Of the SIX in. When
the scarfskin separated the skin presented
dark brown spots. The suppuratiOn that followed, in
three cases. merely the effort Of nature to throw
off the mortified skin. In the case that commenced
the elbow the disease arrested until death
put end to the patients suferings. They all occur
red in weak and relaxed constitutions. The nfamma-
ton erythmatic and not eryspeIatous. DR.. Buel
asserts that "it unlike and totally distinct from
any variety OF eryspeas,' therefore 1t could not be
felon, las he asserts for the inflammation inth
eIon) is OF that character (erysipa,ous); moreover
the disease in question no more like common fel
on, than Small Por is like Measles. We have rea-
to believe that DR.. Bue but single case of
the FIVE; this with what he could gather from report,
constituted, if we correct in our opinion, the
Of his experience, and his considerable opp0rtI
Wity Yours with high consideration, &c.
ALANSON Able.
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Tie Gnlem Mard<r.-For some days past We have
observed intimations ia various eastern papers, that
j. j. KNAPP had implicated lady as having been the
first insgatOr 10 the late murder Of Capsan White
The following, from the Salem Gazette, though mys-
ssriOus eaoogh 10 people at this distance from the
scene.) throws the sssst tight upon the sabject Of any
aceosnt we have seea Who the lady il, we have not
een stated in any Of the papers:
"The rumors, which have spread abroad, that ell
Who were concerned IN the maTder have NOS yet been
arrested, prevail here and obsaU extensive aud gen
esal belief We have % believe that appiea-
ion was made % the Governor and Cosaeil few days
nce Sor The pardon Of }. j. Knapp, Jr. for
imitation o the sentence Of death imprisonment os
lie in the States Prison. che gFouad that be
not in aca ne the public have heretofore supposed
ne prime mover Of te maFder, bat that there i
her person, not yet arrested. who plotted snd orgi-
nalIy insaigated the commission Of the crime. Both
Il nnpps have minated ~ much; and ai who nre ac-
n.ainied With them, know Il Bot IN character foT
Ekem 20 have planned IL; they were too passive and
nert 10 have conceived or 10 hsve executed, such an
snlerprse Of their own heads. And u e said Joseph
- very recently written letter 70 the Governor. and
declared sOsma that he was not As the bottom Of the
affair.
-, hsSe ma influence over the Knapps 70 pEeven
hem from disclosing fully NIL their knowledge Of the
.nainess Frank, a short time before his execution
enoined upon Joseph TO give no further Information
Ii d now generally understood that tlo murder hat
heen in Agitation many months nc least before ae.n
aly to0k place; and that the assassin, H. CFOwnin
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Duke Of RiehmOsd-Masser General Of the Ord.

Duke Of Riehmosd-ksslsr General Of the Ord
nance.
Nj. Observation-Disclosures GensTal.
MI. Robert GFant-Judge Advocate.
ViseOual DuRgannon-WO and Foresss.
Mr.. Spring Riee-Secreiary Of the Treasury.
The other Joint Secretary 70 the Treasury has moi
With respect 10 the Admiralty, il is said that Lord
GOdeTich viii 60 there instead Otto the Colonial De
There still several places vacant in the various
departments Of Office.
The following Games nrs also mentioned as being
appointed to Office lord PlhHket, Lord Chancellor
Of Ireland; Mr.. Pen0OGather, Attorney General o.
ireland; Mr.. Pauetl Thornl0R, Treasurer Of the Ma
w and Vice President Of the Board Of Trade Mr.
POnsOnby, Lord Ofthe Treasury aud Irish Vice Treas
urer Lord John Russell Is 70 be the Paymasaee the
Army. -
Further changes ~ che French A;nistry--The OH.
cal part Of the MOOieur contains Royal Ordinance,
/. Couat Sebastian to BE Minister Of Foreign AE
fairs ia the roon OF Marshal MasOM, whose resigna-
ton is accepaed.
9. COuni d'AgoM to be Minister Of the Marines and
Colonies, iN the room Of Count Sebastian.
g. Marshal Sout, Duke 81 Daima.ia, 10 be Minister
ofWar. in the room Of Marshall Gerard, whose resg-
"aaion 10 accepted.
Nes0 Preach Minister for ehe Uaited States.-M.
George Lafayette has been appoinsed Ambassador
from Paris to the United States Of America He Is
emt,ark on board the friga,e La Didon, which IL
arming at ToulOn; and the Prince de Johnvie, third
SOn os M'mg Louis Philippe who has adopted the ma
val profession s to sail with him in quality Of mid
shipman.
By the ChGrlemGgRe-~From AaiweFp dates Of the
18th we learn that The citadel about be
ted, in compliance with desire manifested by the
Congress at LoHdon. The King had already, il was
said, seat orders Gen. Chassee aud the evacuation
was expected to be completed by the 25.h.
On the 10th, M. Van der Weyer reported 10 the Ma
tOnal Government Brussels the results Of his miss
ion To England. Lord Aberdeen declared to him. on
ais honor, that there would be interference in Bel
gian affairs, unless the stability Of Europe should be
compromised. At interview requested by Lord
Wellington, Eve days AFTER he explicitly assured
by him that England would interfere with any
government they might establish, il it did not endan.
ger peace and tranquility.
There has been fighting near Breda, and the royal
troops have suffered lnucl.
The King nf Naples died on the 9th Nov. The he
reditary prince proclaimed Immediately, under the
name ofFredinaad %.
We learn BY the Char!emague, that Mr.. Serrurier,
family and suite, the Minister to the United States,
were to embark n the Louis Philippe. Mr. Lasteyie,
grandson to Gen. Lafayette, s attache ofLegaon.
Gen. Lafayette, notwithstanding his numerous avo.
Cations enjoys excellent health. MIR. Serrurer was
minister 10 this conuy several years during the I'm
perial reign-
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shield, Jr entered the hose ofMV. White on Sunday
evening, (twO nights before the murder was commit
for the purpose, but that bis heart then failed him,
and he retired, il IL said, at five minutes before IL
O'Clock, that he might be out Of the streets before
the town watch was set, which was az IL O'Clock.
IL 10 also said that the murder had been attempted
Oy means of poison, before R. c. Jun. was employed,
and that Prussic Acid and Arsenic were the deadly
drugs: It 10 certain that Capt. White, two three
months before the murder, had 1T Of indspOsition
which many suppose to have been caused by some
poison.
Some editors, we observe, have suggested that the
disclosures by the Knapps that there - still another
person Implicated in the murder was made TO obtain
'aVor That however, is not the Fact Frank at least
never wished for mercy; few days after he was
v'cted, gentleman ofin6uence, in whom Frank had
the utmost confidence, offered his services TO obtain
communication Of the sentcnce aud on subsequent days
renewed the proposal; Frank replied, No, do not
wish to LSUe-frOm the first morning awakened and
found the murder committed, lhave been wrelch-
ed, and have desire to prOlOng my life. l endea-
vored to dissuade Joseph from IL, and told him that
though the side he was looking on was bright there
was also another side, black, black as hell From the
time OF his conviction to hrs execution, he manifested
no desire for pardon favor, and never denied his
participation in the guilt Of the murder; and Joseph
now makes pretence Of innocence.
Further prosecutions will undoubtedly take place.
whatever may he the condition in life Of the offender,
whether high low, rich poor, IL the prosecuting
officers obtain sufficient evidence; fthey do not they
will, in the words Of the Ghost Of Hamlet,
"--Leave her to Heaven,
"And the thorns that in her bosom lodge,
l.
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The Hsrass.-The New-Orleans Argus. OF the
ifieenlh alt. saye -" We haze been informed by q
merchaat 1t respecabsay, taaa he has received let
from Tampcs, Ia which the writer states that he
had cOnversed with the whe had picked up At sea
caker 6uik beat, with the Hornet painted on her
stern, rad also n seaman's cap with Hornet pansed
on it. We learn in corroborasien Of the above, that
Capt. Williams, in the port Of New York, states
that the boat 10 in tire possession Of pilot at
Rio Brassos. and tina. had driAed ashore near Tam.
pico TIE Capt. made large offers for the boat, but
the price put ApOa her was exOhbitant be
piled with.
The Nsw.Orleaus Argus OF the 1ss, says--" We
have heard on good authority, that Mi. Livingston
has Expressed an InteRsOn orFesgalHg bis in
che Senate Of the United States, to enable him 70
prosecute with vigor certain suits Of his in ihs
State. The Hon. Jamcs Brown, late Minister to
France, will he here ia January next, and probably
DC candidate to replace Mr.. Livingston"
Dispasosioa--Lnsi week diapuintion was held at
the Church ia Milford, lowry TOWN. sixteen miles
below this place, the Ncw-Jersey side Of the Del
aware, between the Rev. Mr.. M'Caiia, Of Phade
pha and MrLane Of sect calling themselves Cdrist
ims aadl who deny the divinity Of our Saviour and
ahe existence Of Tri"i,y, and who had challenged
Dir. M'Calla TO the dispuiasion. The question was:
-Is the n,aa Chris, Jesus the supreme aud eternal
God r'-Mr. M'Caila in the affirmative. and Mr. Lane
IN she negative. Mr.. MCaia's triumph was com
sletc both a. to manner and matter.
PeNassirania paper.
Avsferiows C;scHmstance.- exrite-
men, has been created in the city by The following
Of daring villany, the motives for which still
topped 10 mystery. About hale past ii o'clock on
Thursday night. q respectable young lady aged ID
years, was returning down Pear-stree. from Broad
way from party, wilh her parents aad some other
fr.ends; the yosag lady had got 10 advance Of her
eompanions about one hundred yards; when within a
few nces Of the corner Of Elm and Pearl mae start
ed from behind large cask. threw rope around or
over her head ned immediately Aed, while some per-
soas at the other end Of the rope commenced hauling
il with rapidly towards Elm-sireet. The young lady
was dragged along some PAGES; bat fortunately her
bonus,, below which the rope had not passed, was
dragged of and her friends aud several others aarm-
ed by her shrieks, rushed 10 the spOt-he ruia"s Of
course aed. The ysung lady swooned away from ex-
haustoa, aud exea,iOn. TIE rope was found attach
ed by moose to the bonnet, and her reiculs, which
she had dropped ia throwing up her hands TO protect
her ueck Gom the rope, was found II sOae distance
Grom where the assault was made. All this was che
work Of an instant and had the aoose got aroaRd her
throat very few moments wond, in all probability,
have suiiced 10 strange her. The person who 6ssl
found the bonnet did meRsiea thas rope was as-
tached 70 IL, and gsnilemaa Who advanced towards
him. observed m coiliag up this rope HASTILY; the
- e. 49,
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Eliza Sherman,

Eph,nim * Sherman, Divorce.
WHEREAS Eliza Sherman, of Litch6eId.
w in Litchfeld county, has preferred her
petition to the Hon. Superior Court to be
holden ut LitcbReld, in and for the county Of
LitchGeld, on the third Tuesday Of February,
1891, against her husband Epbraim Sherman.
then and now residing out Of this state 10 parts
to her unknown. praying for bill Of divorce
from her said husband, as by said petition
hereto annexed. dated the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1880. will appear:
1t Is therefore hereby ordered. that copy OF
this order shall be published in newspaper
printed in Liichfeld, called the Litchfeld En-.
quirer, four weeks in succession, the FIRST pub
LEGATION to appear ia said paper as early as the
last week Of December instant; which being
done, shall be sufficient notice to the said
Ephraim TO appear before said Superior Court
at the time and place aforesaid, and make an
swer 10 said petition. Dated ut Litehdeld,
the Q9d day Of December, 1880.
AUGUSTUS PETTIBONE,
Chief Judge Of the County Court Jo'
ago Litchfeld County.
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DIED.

IN New.Preston on the 22d inst. Widow Mellison
Williams aged SO.
In Woodbury., Mr. Daniel Foot. 81.
In Middebury, Capt. Ephram futile, 81.
In Hartford, Mr. Allen M. Colgrove, 40i Mr. MIN
tyre, SO; Mr. WIN. Clemens. Of Boston, %.
In Nrw. Haven, Mrs w. b. White, formerly Of Bos.
ton !; Mrs Sally Kindly. 49,
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TTTCHFTELD MEETTNG.

THE Democratic Electors Of the To,cn OF
Litchfeld are requested to meet on the first Mon
day Of January merit, at the County House, at
4 p. NJ. for the purpose Of choosing four Dele
gates to- meet at Wimsied on the first Monday
Of February, to nominate Senator for the 18Th
District. By order Of the IoOn Committee.
December 90, 1880.
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Lucas, Mr.. Sylvanus Bishop to Miss Carnda
Westovers
In New-Haven, M Curiss Peck, Of Sou,hngton,
to Miss Lucy Somers, Of Milford.
In Bridgeport, Austin Williams ESQ. ofRichmond,
Va. to Miss Mary o. Buck, Of New-Haven.
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STRAY HORSE.

- TAKEN UP or found by the
u subscriber, ut Woodbury.,
in suffering condition. on the
~ ~. 5th inst. a Light Bay HORSE,
with small white spot in the forehead, sup
posed 20 be- twelve or thirteen years old
which horse the Owner may have by proving
property. and paying M legal charges.
NOAH HINMAN BOOTH.
Woodbury.. Dee. IS, 1880 "Rs
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THE SLIPS inshs Episcopal Church
Il IN this Village are to be leased for one
gear at auction, on Saturday The 1st dan of
January, at one o'clock p. M.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30

" II will be seen, by notice in our advertising
columns, that the Jacksonions, under the name Of
Democrats, beginning to rally their forces for the
spring campaign.
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THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, DEC. 30, 1880.

an enemy to secret societies., in reference to GER
tain members Ofthe Phi Beta Kappa Society taking
part agan6t other associations is well enough, but Tor
the present we choose to let such things alone.
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I'VE give place to the following communication Of
DR.. Abbe-but it will be the las. upon this subject that
we shall publish unless the controversy is transferred
to our advertising columns.]
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01

they would not listcnto me-. The attempt should
tIave been made six months ago-they always go to
work too late"
Thenext day Found Mirabeau in an alarming stu
atom his eve dun; he perceived with difficulty
and as IL were through cloud; hc made horrible
efforts cough; ttuitless efoIts! Ic swooned for
moment, and IN iautcTing Voice addressed Cabanis
iu the following words: II the point of jeath
when in that situation the head should be covered
with garlsnds, We should have the body pcrfumed.
decked with flowers, and enter calmly and TRANQUILITY
on our lest, our eternal steep! Cnban,s, have you
any regurd forSmC; II So premise that you will not
afilct with any useless suffering Count de Lee
mark, Mr.. Frolot, and some hers, were standing
round his bed, uvishlng upon in hopes which caused
him tn smile, and which he dspcllrd like vain dream.
my friends" he repeated, You arc deceivng me-
the fatal hour is 1dvpncing-futurity, staring in
he face, is coming upon me with giant strides.-Oh
God | carry with me the mourning of monarchy
woe TO royalty-thcv arc specializing with it like u
parcel Of gauIncrs." He was silent.
These were his last words; he leaned his head on
one side, and remained for considerable time in that
state his eyes closed, his breath short. Caba-
mis- made sign with his hand.--Every body with
drew from the bed of the dying man, who appenr red
to dose for about an hour Cabanis silently shook
his head at intervals: that silence chilled hearts.
He awokc, drew his hand from under his sheets and
felt about his head
We made frucss efforts 10 guess at what he want
cd: lancicd had discovered l.; and snatchcd M
pen and paper. Mirabeau inclines HIS head, his al
most powerless fingers saize the pen and he wrote
WIN WulcuUy TINS single wOru;-,t0Tml! CIOanls
advanced IN order to decipher the characters that he
had Just scr0wled, and appeared TO understand
them--rhe dying made fresh signs; (he wroie}--
| Do you think death paintIl sensdtionip Cabanis
again read and affected to withdraw that he might
not be by the patients but Mirabeau made hun,
I sign 10 approach, and nc wrote-''lt was thought
hat opium might paralze the humors, and stop cir
cuiation, they were right 10 refuse ii; but as
there is longer any hope why not try the remedy
Why leave patient the rack?"
He would not confdc these words, written WITH a
hand already cold, to any other than Cabanis, who
made aim sign this tine that liz understanding
called one Of his pupils, whispered something him,
approached the bed of Mrabeau, and told hi that he
should bc obcyed, and wrote prescription for sopo
rife. The dying would not suffer himself to be
we'd and turning his eyes towards Cabans,
They are deccyjug me-" he exclaimed with pain
No no. | replied, they are bringing the rcmedy.-
"lt is late" rcoincd he and turning on his right
side, he raised his eyes 90 heaven with conyulsve
laugh, and expired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01
New Boot & Shoe Store

VIE Subscriber has taken the store lately in tl,
occupancy Of messrs. Albert A. Morris &, r.
ana second door above Mcssrs Kyle &, Cocb-an,s
Wnerc nc IS now open NC and offers for sale NJ ver,
'ednced prccs,a new, handsome aud we'll solociri
as5o, 'meht Of articles in his linc direct from tI,c
rlhus Of inc most approved manufacturers Of Boston
Ne" ork and Philadelphia, and viii cortinno To TO-
cGvo by The different arrivals from the above named
plUccs, additional supplies, which will rcnder bis
STOCK Mt all times well worth thc attention of nrrc
scrs, either by wholesale or retail
Hmong his Hss0rimcut arc he GEg,r;Dy y;..
Gcnucncn's Isl quality calf skin and morocco, bo,t,
DO I'd do scwod and poggod do
10 hno eau and kip skin sewcd So rcprnd boofoos
10 40 90 ma morocco squore and round toed shoes
10 DO seal skin and do walking do do pupps
DO 90 do do danciDg do do
Mems common lined and bound shoes anil rro,,,,.
DO stout unbound do do 'OS WIS
=, black lasting hoolod walking shoes
DO do do spring do do
DO do and colourcd lasting heel slippoys
Do do do do spring do IF-''
10 wote lasting and satin springs and heel simmer.
10 seal skin shoes and siippcrs
10 me and common leather sboca
Boys hnc calf aud kip skin bootccs
10 do do do shoes
10 fine seal skin and morocco dancing nrr,,s
10 stout unbound shoes ond brogars
Misses black and coourod laslinu sims
DO do do morocco do
DO fcal kin and leather shoes
Ch.Idrens leather and morocco boots and s,.c-
DO black and coloured lasting boots:
ALSO,
Hard leather, folio and single travelling ,rppts
Hair and seal skin do. """'S
Black oil yarnish
Liquid and paste backing &C.
mar 2'--'''' JUDAH MYERS, In.
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FROM B'ac;'cooi's .H,gasi,c for .N'orcmlcr.
TOM PAINE,


Etiracts from he notes Of IN obSryver.
When Lame had fallen disrcpuie and was Stunned by
the respectable Of his friends Of drunken
htoIs, be boarded IA tie house OF one W Iliam G., a
cess n lis house and fesneuy cSled 10 cony.re v,h ro
Paine One evening he related the allowing anecdo,e:
Dnp the auphery Of Robesperre when every
the could get his power beheaded PANE
prison, and his the list nineteen
,yo ,ye odered for execution next norn n was cs,on,
AIRY for the clerk Of the tribunal round the cells night
and put with chalk the back Of the door of
tire prisoners ordered for the cafoi in tine morning
When the exccuuOmcr with his guard the VIC
TINS, wherever chakg found, the inmate OF the cell
taken forth aud executed.
In these horrible ssmbes there long gallery having
% cells each side The passage secue
cad, bur the doors of the cells left open sometimes
" II happened, "n the st preceding the day appointed
TOR the doom u PANE that he had gone into ~, ncghbG
leaving his door open with lis back the wall Just then tho
SIDE Of the cell door
on, lhe twenty Victims and finding only nreieen chaks
pEue beng bed aud his door they prisoner from
the further end Of the gallery ad tnus mace up te requisite
uumber
About forty eight bours after this deed Rohespere
Ovcrhrown and his head chopped Paine
at liberty, and made the best OF his way n. York
asked him what he thought of hrs almost miraculous
cape He said the FFs had ordained that ne then
die Says ''Alr Paine III tell you what think you know
you have written aud spoken much against what call
relg of the bible You have highly exioed p-riecbty
OF human reason when le TO us own guidance unshaoked ny
pecTsi and superstition The God IN whom you live move
aud have youi beng has spared your life you give
10 the woTId living comment Oh your doctrines You
show what human nature s when left itself Here you si
OBSCURE cOniprlesS dwelling, Stied
Supplied with braudy-you, who the companion
Washington, Of Jay, and Of Hamilton. Every good has
desened and the Dcsts that have any regard Tor de-
ccucy, he street avoid you"
tic then the disgusting human being that could any
where be with lnempcrancs had bioaie5 his coune
beyond description few Of his disciples stuck
him through good report and bad report han from the
abhoueuce Of mankind had him conveyed n. Rochelle
where they supplied him with brandy uuu burned up his
liver. But this man. heasly he in appearance and
dreadful in principle stl retained something Of hunanitv
within e drpravy Of his hcG:t Ike the gem in head OF
the ooou toad The man who suffered death his stead
rf widow, with young children poor circumstances
Paine hrousht then,al with him New York, supplied them
while he lived, and left them the most part fhs property when
he died The widow and children lived in apartments in the
city By themselves Them oen hut saw Paine in
their company; and we'll assured, and believe that his
conduct towards them disinieTestcd and honorable
c. T
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LAW SCHOOL

ENHE next session of the Laro-School at .Nieo75o,,
n III the county of CumJerhnpd, near Fay7nUiiIc'
IN me county OF Prince Ed'card, will open on the
first Monday in May next, and be, in ali rcsnec,g
conducted as heretofore; except, that the students
VIII have to boord themselves in Fa,nriiIe ono milo
ana quarter off and except also that while NAV
sion will end on the last day of horeDJey nevt.
Every week, on Friday in the session. tho st,,Jents
VIII be examined; and every Saturday will be eonrr
cay Tor these purposes the students will ON these
days, attend in the court room at .Needylant
The session will be seven months Tho nricc ori,
one hundred dollars paid in advance.
GREED TAYLOR
Nccdham, Va. March l. 1880 ~,
UTLettcrs post paid, addressed t6.me NJ tho Ro1I
Tavern, Richmond, until tho LIST of hTuv next viii Ln
attended to- NV ''o"' =, VIZ ~ W