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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
SprinlgGoods,
TINS DAY RECEIVED BIZ
s.. p. - WIN. BOLLES.
gaa 4 general assortment Of
SEAsONABLE DRY GOODS.

Among sChich may be found
NEW and elegant patterns CaIicoes and
- Ginghams. black and cold Marcelne,
Italian. Gro de Naples, Sinchew. Sarcenet,
striped and green Lustring and other SILKS;
Stand 90 Bombazines Blk, Canton and "a
and 90 italian Grapes, iig'd and plain Swiss,
Book, Null, Jaconet and Cambria MusLINs
Bishop Lawns, mourning Battiste, Ginghams
and Calicoes, Linen Camhric and H'dk'fs
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery: Irish Lin
ems. Linen and Cotton Diapers, brown Bat
tiste and Cambrics, green Worsted Barrage
and Wells, Lace Yeils, Merino and Imitation
Shaiois. Fdncy Hdk.fs, Gloves. Mitts, plain
and tambour'd Bobbinets Laces and FOot-
lng. Silk and Cotton Hdk'is, blk. Italian, and
Muslin Crayats; VEsTINes Silk aud Cot
ton Umbrs!las; BROADCLOTHS Sheet.
lng:, Shirtings, Tickings, Dimlties, Checks,
StgiPes. corded Velvet, Nankeens, Sattinett.
Pr1nelle, Beaverteens, Drillings, Lasting.
Satteen, Duck. Tailors' Trimmings, Sackinr
Bottoms, and . great variety Of other DrS
Goods. which shalt Be sold at such prices "A Il
compete with any other establishments ia this
county. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
Hardware & Cutlery,

Also, an extensive and complete assortmen,
Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, consist.
ing Of almost every article wanted BY house.
keapDEss mechanics. farmers and others.N Al.
So {oineTG Plqnea. and Moulding Tools on
0wa Raipfai White-washs and other Brushes
GAasss Nailss large and small Steel Yards,
Brass Ksttles; cnEl'd hair for. Mattresses. -
with d general assortment 0f F:
" Gn0aksry and Glasssoare,
@ RIGSv
aa.gs LEATHER, &cs sc. +.
8ustonars ere respectfully invllsd 90 cal
end axaininH aaY sseds and pFiess.
KiiahAAids APFil ! esl. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
Sale of Real Estate of Issac
III Bird IonoaSnd

DITu, UcCGdS6U.
NOTICE is hereby given, that. by order
of the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
District Of Sharon, so much Of the real 20.
tate of ISAAC BIRD. late Of Salisbury, within
said district. deceased. as will raise the sam
of Eight Hundred and Sixty Dollars aud
Thirty Gents, will be exposed 1t public. Auc.
ton. at the late dwelling house of said deeeas.
ed, in said Salisbury, on Thursday the 2stt
day of instant April. at two o'clock 10 the az
ternoon on said day, unless previously dispos
ed Of at private sale.
LOT NORTON. Adm'r.
Salisbury, April 5, 1891. as
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14

THE Honorable Court OF Probate for the
, District Of LitchHeld. hath limited and
allowed six months from the 4th day Of April.
1881, TO the creditors 10 the estate Of
ORRIN POTTER.
late Of Litch6eld. in said probate district de-
ceased. 70 exhibit their claims legally attested
70 tina Commissioners Cor adjustment, The
Commissioners hereby give notice. that they
WIN meet at the late residence the deceased
on the Soth day Of April. aud the eth day oI
OctOhev sext. 1T zine o'clock. A. M. On each
OF said days. An clRims nDt exhibited sith-
Ia the time limited. win Be forever foFeelosud
aud deharEeda recovery. ~
DMWxRH HAxK, 4 49,
JUEsus GRsgwOEs, g
Jasnp4 nseAI, @s'
kiiahAeId,-ApFL & ash. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
For. Sale.
HVHE subscriber offers Tor sale, on easy
l. terms for the purchaser, the
Farm and Tan Works


lately occupied by Samuel Woodruff, plea
sanity situated 10 the town Of Washington, a-
bout sixty rods southeasterly from the Meet
ing House in the Society Of Judea, on the
turnpike road to Woodbury., consisting Of a.
bout twenty -four acres Of land, good new
House, two stories high, we'll finished, Barn
and other outhouses. besides two story Shop
and Bark house. The land is Of the FIRST or
der, and under high state Of cultivation. The
Bark Mill and Tan Works stand on a never
failing stream Of water, sufficient for all the
purposes Of tanner and currier. and with the
convenences attached to the place. is worthy
the attention of any enterprising mechanic.
The above property will be sold in three
separate parcels (Which may be done without
inconve nience to each other) should purcha-
sers require it. Possession will be given upon
the execution of the deed Of sale. For fur
Their particulars apply to the subscriber.
DAVID c. WHITTLESEF.
Ne,c- Preston, Feb. 8, 1881 tf55
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14

#4%-$ FOR THE ENQUIRER.
FAREWELL TO -'-
Stars! ys are shining brightly!
wAnd waves ye proudly flow;
And there 10 on this glorious earth
No murmuring sound Of woe:
Aud winds are signing sweetly
From mountain and from dell
While aloneam sorrOwing, love,
To bid thee now farewell.
Oh well may stars shine brightly,
And well may waters flow,
Charming the night with melody
As'on njoy they go:
For stars shine aye together, love,
And waters as they swell,
Leapfng ID gIadness, have no tone,
No mnrmur Of fdreweN.
But zoe must part for aye, love,
Though things all bright and fair
Are gather'd Ger the glorious earth,
As II bu, joy were there:
For ,hou wilt pass too soon away,
IL another cline to dwell,
. And we must part forever, love-
Farewell to thce-farewell.
Wo-wo for this of life-love
Tina, spirits torn'd to bless
On through this dark and dreary Wild
Each others loneliness,
Giving t6life's dark shadows
Loves bright and glorious spell---
Wo-that such hearts should part, love,
! We for that word-:fWsreH!
oh when thou'rt far away, love,
~ In other years--when night
il bending in her glory down
=. All beautiful and bright
Though thou in thy young beauty
Hast own'd another's apeIl,
Think Of. rae in that holy time,
And Of this hour-farcwel. SEDLEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14

"Collcquials Of Kentucky msan."-
" He believed that the best qualities of all
countries were centercd in Kentucky, but
had whimsical manner of expressing his
national attachment. He was firmly con-
WINGED that the battle Of the Thames was
themost sanguinary conflict Of the age, and
extolled colonel IN as a severe colt.
He would admit that Napolean was great
genius, but insisted that he was no part Of
a printing to Amos Kendall. When en-
tirely at HIMSELF to use his own language,
that il to say, when duly sober, Pete was
friendly and rational, and a better temper
ed soulnever shouldered rife. But let
him get y dram too much, andthere was no
end to his extravaganza. 1t was then that
he would slap his hands together, spring
perpendicular into the air, with the activi-
~ ola rope dancer, and after uttering a
yen, Which the most accomplished Winne-
bago might be proud to own, swear that
he was the best man. in the country, and
could ride through crab-apple orchard
on q streak Of lightning"
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters.
Clnay's Itch Ointment.

For plcasaniness, safety, expedition, ease aad ser
ain,y infinitely superior 10 any other cure for that
tormenting disorder.
Price IS centsper box. T sFss@
Clay's Stomach Bitters. ,@
They will be found 10 all cases of the nllow;n, a.
Cosiiveness, Weakness a ibs Bveass. Ps;s \" -
Stomach. Loss orAppesiie, and all Other syp,oms >
Indigestion and Fiatuence, and as uervSus esrl;sl
is no. % Se surpassed by any ding. = 80 - ;.
- Pearl Tooth Pos0der.
luis celebrated Powder needs no recommended.
use ot aihey wish 20 preserve their 1ess io~ -
cay. ana have ihem appear ofa heaaiiGal $3.50 his
Lee & Bsskwitk. -'''''s' "''1
As.cadsld, ian. "a, 1859. ch1 y;
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14

Anecdots.-A major Of militia, some-
where in Pennsylvania, who had recently
beenelected, and who was not overburden-
ed with brains, took it into his head, on the
morning Of the parade. to 60 out and en-
srcise a little By himself The field
selected for this purpose was his own stoop.
Placing himself in. q military attitude, with
sword drawn, he exclaimed Attention
the whole Rear rank, three PAGES back "
He Immediately retreated three steps, and
tutnbled down cellar His wife, hearing
the noise he occasioned in falling, came
running out, and asked, MY dear, have
youkilled yourself?' Go into the house,
woman said the major; what do you
know about U0r =
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14

Davenport's celebrated Eye Wafer,
which needs only to he used he highly approved u
for all sorts Of weak and sore eyes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
NOTICE.

NV 1NGs
M Hi De sold by the subscriber. at pub
w nc sale. on Thursday the cath day oi
Apr'l next, In pursuance ofan order from the
Court OF Probate for the District Of Liteh6eld.
all the insentoried Real Estate Of
JAMES STERLING,
late OF Cornwall, ia said district. diseased. far
the purpose Of paying the debts ard charges
against SAID estate. That part Of said real
estate which was GET ne. dover 70 the widow
Of said deceased. win be sold under the o.
cun1bfance Ofaaia widows life estate therein.
Sale e he on The prsmlses.
O6nasSah AkmsA ea 1854 e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
FOR SALE.

Or LEASE for Twcnty Years,
TWO VALUABLE MILL-SEATS. sit.
Il uate in Litchfeld Milton Society," To-
Messrs. John III. g. Cicero Collins, Of Goshen,
or the subscriber. @s#
Also for sale, about &c acres of
good meadow and pasture LAND, with n
first rate Barn thereon standing-situated ia
Milton Society. Inquire Of John WEIGH, Esq.
or DR.. Samuel Buel. Litchield.
JOHN NJ. WEST.
Milton, March %, 1891 -.. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
JUST RECEIVED,
AT LOR DIS
BOOK, STATIONARY, AND
VARIETY STORE.
ANIMALS FOR 1881.

l
AMONG WHICH ARE
FRIENDSHIP Offering, The Gem,
Il 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, Christina Institutes,
The Great Importance Of Religious Life, by
Mason on Self knowledge. Melmoth,
Private MeditatiOns, Beauties Of Blair,
Beauties of Burke. Beauties Of johnson,
Waverly Novels. a superior edition, ..
Cooper's Novels. Cabinet Album,
Bibles, Testaments, Psalms and Hymns,
Village Hymns, Methodist Hymns.
Prayer Books, SCHOOL & TOY BOOKS,
complete assortment.
STATIONARY.
Writing and Letter Paper, Ink Stands, Ink
Powder, States. Quilts, Sand and Sand Box
es, Drawing Paper, Music Paper, Waters,
Sealing Wax, Lecture Paper, Water Colors
by the box or single cake, Camers-har PEN
ellis. Lead Pencils, Silver and Plated Pencil
Cases, sc. &c.
CUTLERY.
Rogers Superior Penknives, Scissors. and
Razors. Also low price Penknives, Scissors
and Razors, by different makers.
PERFUMERY, &c.
Cologne, Lavender and Hungary Waters,
Almond Paste, Almond Soap,
Macassar, Russian and Antique Oils,
Windsor Soap. &c. &c.
VARIETY, GOODS.
Purses, Fancy Boxes, Work Boxes, Card
Cases, Pocket Books, Reticulcs, Fancy Bas-
kets, sc. SIC.
WELRY.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings. Breast Pins, Studs,
Bracelets. Bands, Waist Belts, Buckles, CO.
lored Beads, &c. &c. >--.
C0NrEEe4UT0wT ARv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Litchfeld
april LIST. 1881. E
E. w. Able Truman KiIbora
Emily Adds James Lewis
VIM. Adams Seth Landon, Jr.
Henry Bailey Matthew Minor, Jr.
Amos Benedici John Moody :.
Leaning H. Bradley Philo Morse, Jr.
Calvin Butler Solomon Marsh ~.
Andrew Buel George Merchant
WIN. Blake Abraham Morse
Herman Bissell Lucy Merchant
John Bowton COvil NewcomD
Reuben Bissell Q Ambrose Norton
Lious Buell. Benoni OlcOtt
Cyrus Catlin Isaac Plant
Samuel Church Loripg Pettibone
Ebenezer Clark Alice g. Plumb
Ann p. Cable Rev. Levi Peck
Joseph E. Camp Chauncey Peck
Eunice Clapp Nathaniel Perry
Hiram r. Comngs Sarah Phelps
Horace Caebs Levi Rogers 9
Timothy Caesar EmeliBe Stone
Julia N. Church Rachel st. John 2
Samuel Dudley 8. 8. Smith 2
AdaIine De Forest Ruamer Smith
john Dewey Ansel Sterling
Samuel Ensign Clark Seileck
Gprd0n Filley Anna Stone
Sonora Maria de Jesus Harry Skilion
Garcia de Sena Franklin Abram Stone
Charles Fainham Ann Thrall
John Farnham Hannah futile
Caleb Green. Jr. 9 Lewis Tompkins
Sally Griswold James TrowbridHe
Mary Goodwin Denman Woodruff
John Greenlief John A. Woodruff
J. Hotchkss J. C. g. A. Wadsworth
Daniel Hall Lemuel Wooster
Jacob Hubbard Whiting, Childs g. Co.
Fanny Hart 2 Abby Ward
Samuel Hurlbut A.. Winton
Sally Hubbard Daniel wheeler
Thomas JOslin Philander Wheeler
Anna Jackson Sarah Ann Young
40 CHARLES SEYMOUR, r. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The character Of this Ointment IL 20 well establish.
ed as 10 need no Recommendations for being pleaR
ant safe and sure remedy for that oathsome disease.
1t is also cure for other eruptions Of the skin. par
ticularly for the sat rheum and ehibains. Price az
Ia cents.
-Aiso-
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
which have been proved by thousands to be 80 emn.
emily useful in removing all Jaundice and Bilious com.
plants. Price 81 l-2 cents. ,et
A fresh supply Of the ab0ve Is just re-
csived and for sale in Litchfsl BY Drs.
Able f. Barnes, s. Buel, and Lee d
Beek,oith; in burlington by r. Mason,
and Webster f. Hitchcock; and BY the
Druggists IN Nsw- HaUcn. Hartford, Mid
dIeto,0n, Say6rook, Albany, Nsr- York,
and Boston. Feow1 y61 July 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10
February 81. 1881.

: d n J. undersigned, trustee in deed o!
n trust executed by Michael Mckewan,
Tor the benefit Of JOSEPH Mlnghini, on the
.2tl LAY Of September. 1902, and recoTdtd
il the county court OF Berkeley will sell, for
east, At pubic auction, en- .1enday, the IAN
deg # ez.St Ml,Ih, at the court ho1,st door in
~. 81, N,ariinsbn@, Tract or
Is s. ~. L.AND, lying and being in the
q ssSsss county of Morgan, on Timber
..-sSs.1-. Ridge, and containing four hun
l!re.i :..,l forty five acres; hem@ the moiety
II tract granted 10 the said hlo Kewan and
john Billy by patent, partition thereof beng
made by deed. dated 18th October, 1855,
and duly recorded, The trustee VIII convey
such title as may be vested in him by tie
said trust decd.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
February II, IS,ji
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

T AND FOR sALE.--The subscriber
& 4 wishes TO sell his EARN lying III the
county of Berkeley, four miles from Mar
tipsbIrQ. en- the road leading to Parks Gap,
containing asa acres-abOut $50 acres clear
ed and under good fence and IN high state
of cultivation, the balance we'll clothed with
first rate timber-about thirteen acres Of
good Timothy Meadow. The Improvements
consist ola comfortable Log Dwelling House,
two stories high, Kitchen, Smoke House.
Corn House, Barn, Stables, two good apple
orchards, one of choice fruit, spring oil ex
celient water near the dwelling house, toseth-
er with two other springs on the farm. Any
person desirous Of purchasing, can know the
terms and have the property shown to them
on application to the subscriber living on the
land ABRAHAM ShU W EI<o.
March 3. 1SS1.-u
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:. SHE " designed, trustees in decd 81
trust executed 10y the late Joseph Mir
+hiDi. for The benefit of David Hunter, and
duly recorded in the county court Of Berke
ley, viii sell, at the court house doc; in
Martinsburg, on Tuesday. The l5M day Of
JIaroh neat. by public auction. for CASH, a
=. fss..#ss,. TR.4Cp OF L.4,ED, lying and
: being in the county of Morgan,
- ~ between Bath and the Potomac
...,lIss4s-.. r.ycr, adjoining the lands Of G.:
Orriek, esq and the river, containing two
hundied acres, and particularly deserted IN
the SAID trust deed Such title as is vested
in them by the said deed viii be conveyed TO
The purchaser.
They arc DESTROYS Of selling, BY private
contract, I'll TIE SL1JSES OF the said Jo-
seph aiinghnI, dec d. also conveyed to then
by tic sad trust deed.
PHILIP c. PENDLETON,
JOHN r. COOKE.
ipbrtsa,. o. 1921
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

~ HI stand the ensuing
60 w season, at the subscri
~ 80 hers stale nea, Martinsburg,
$3.50 - $3.50 EetSelay county, and a, some
other convenient stand whieh viii be made
known in .jyne. JUBUlEE is beautiful
grey, ful sixteen hands idgh-six years old,
and Of The mos approved stock; his sire was
bred ty Gel. ilooucs. Of the Bowlngreen.
and sired by Diomed: Jubee's dam was By
Top Gallant grand dam by the imported
Bedford. The season will commence the
10Th Of March, and end the 25th of June -
This fine horse will stand at the reduced price
OF eight dollars the season, five dollars The
leap, and twelve dollars Tor insurance
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
March 8, 1881 If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

& AND FOR SALE-Ihe subscriber Of
K ( fers for sale, the TR8CT q L,fyND
whereon he nov lives, containing gao acres.
living on Back Greek. within two and bali
miles cf the Potomac River, IN Berkeley
county, one hundred acres u which is good
bottom IaHd an exceiiaEt meadow. yielding
from 90 TO 80 tons of iay per year The
wood land well clothed with fine tfmber. and
within two miles of a Saw-Mill. ne M
provement. consist of two good Dwelling
Houses, two stories high. good Kitchen,
Corn House Stables, Barn. Wagon shed. &c
\ further description is deemed unnecessary.
A, any person disposed TO purchase. will fra
view the same HENRY BARNES.
March ; Is21-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

N OlltE-Putciiasers at the sale OF the
AZ personal estate Of Freds4ck Slip, dc.
are hereby notified that their obligations be
came due on The l2th day of December, 1890.
Payment is therefore earnestly solicited, as
indulgence cannot he given.
FANNY SIP, Ezra.
March 8, IS31.-3t
EESTNAY COLT.-Fouad trcspassiaa
Ia on the land OF the subscrl er, rs an es
tray. Bay .Iarc CoH, supposed to be tnree
Yeas old next Spring uearly fourteen hand,
high, The left hind SCOT wb.le, H.. 10 othe,
marx or brand, apP'>issd 20 thirty doHars
The owner Of saij coli Is requested 10 com,
prove property, pay Charges and TAX" il q
way. JOHN BROWN.
February "A. ISL,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

EBUBLEC SALE.-Will be .old, at public
Il sale, On I, eaaes3og, the esd myt. at the
residence Of the subscriber, Horses, BROOD
Mares and Colts, Cows, Hogs and sheep.
Farming Ut"asils Of all kinds. Ploughs
burrows. Wagon, Cart. Wheat / an. Cot.
ting box, the wood work of q ltcw Wagon.
pair long Ladders, Horse Gears, a set Of
Blacksmiih's Tools; quantity Of Chair
coal; large quantity OF Scautlng (seasos
ed) sawed expressly for gates; large guam
tity of Bag.a%; ClOs.-cut saw, Grind sjoi r.
Household ard kitchen FuInitute of van
ons descriptions; a quantity Of good Bacon,
together with a numhcr OF articles not ucces
sary to psFiicnlarIse. SIX months credit VIII
be sivco ~ al SUNS over Gse colats, upon
giving bond wish appte,ed security. The
sale viii begin early ia the day and continue
until al is SOLD. ROBERT Is, LILE.
March >, 1851.
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sIli127279'4SYF3

- ~@r - - - S~zt~yS$'s
CT w season. At the s16scrG s
aYT1 er's stable, on Mill Greek, and
g go go ne some otter convenient place,
IN Berkeley or Jefferson county. SURPRISE
IS a beautiful Sonell, five leet four inches
high, OILY six years old, of fine blood, and
was sircdhy Hal remarkable for speed, beau
IT, and blood, being by Hal, who was by
the impoI ted horse Sir Harry, out of a we'll
breo Diomcd mare His dam was got by the
imported horse Spread Eagle, out OF Dro-
med mare. Surprise was bred by MIR john
Young, III Warwick county. Virginia. altho
he has never been trained for the turf, his
blood, form, activity, and strength Justify
the opinion dat a trial only was necessary to
have insured his success as racer.
The season will commence the ist Of April,
and end the lst OF July. Terms: Twelve dol
lars the season, which may be discharged 10y
ten dollars paid aoy time within The season
eight dollars the sips. e leap, and treniy dol
lars for insurance.. The second staad, &c.
viii be made known IN due tine.
LEVI HENSHAW.
February II, is3l.-tf
%ToTlGE. -N persons indebted 80 the
4 = estate Of IL SnoGsraS5. iec'd are re
4lcsted 10 make immediate paymeat, and
nose having claims against sad estate vi
,ioasc rrrsen their accounts 10
ROBERT Y SADDGRA.5S, 4'Ur.
February II, lo3l.-A
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u NACHER WANTED.-Ihe suh,cl-
2 te's wish TO employ, as a Teacher, a
gentleman that is well calculated To instruct
the rpdimcnts of the English Language,
Grammar, W rirug and Arithmetic. The
person applying must come well recon-
mended-nonc other need make the applca,
ton. The School is about thu: IL stroug-A
person with family would be preferred :
1t IS desirable that the School should com
mcnce On the lst Of April Apply to either
OF the undersigned.
JOHN TABB,
ABRAHAM SHOWERS,
JAMES ROBINSON.
March 3, lsSI.-4t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

Nothing helps man more to bear quietly
the lurics he receives from the kiudI ID and
friends. than the reflection. they are doEe 10y
the vices Of humanity; aud how painful it IS
for men to be constant, generous and faith
lul, or to love any thing better than their own
interests: as he knows The extent Of the pow
er he does not require them te penetrate So
lid bodies, flv in tic air, OF be equitable. He
may hate mankind in general. for having no
respect fer virtue, but he excuses it in patti
culars. he is engaged by higher motives TO
1--we them; and studies as much as posi-
bic never to deserve the same rdnlgcnce.
There are some evils so frlgntful, and some
misfortunes SO horrible, that we dare not
think on them; the very prospect makes us
trcmtlc. if they chance to fall on us, we fud
more relief than we could imagine, we avn
ourselves against perverse fortune, and do
better than we hoped.
If miserable. It's painful TO live; if happy.
his terrible to die; both come TO the same
thing.-The death which prevents dotagc,
comes more seasonsby than that which
ends il.
Children have no such thing as time past
or future; but do, What we rarely DO, joy
the present.
! 1t Daulks the minds of children, to punish
/ them ior crimes they have not re lily Comudt.
, ted. or TO be severe with them for light otlcn-
! ces; they know exactly, and better than any
! one, what they deserve ard deserve seldom
but VII t they fear, they know, when they
arc chas'eued, il ii is with or without reason,
and lndi>creet punishmcnls do them more
hai m than impunity.
It's monstrous 10 consider how easy and
pleased we arc, when we rally, play upon,
aud despise Others, and how angry and clio
ler,c We are ourselves, when rallied, played
upon, and despiscd.
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VIRGINIA. Bs,hetsg County, 10 tc,t
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Berkeley, on Monday
the 81 day OF January, 1881.
The Overseers of the Poor. Pitts
AGAINST
Harry Watkins, Robert Johnson, Henry
Payne, and John Davenport, Defts
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Harry Watkins not having
entered his appearance, and given security
according to the act of Assembly and tbs
rules Of This court, and it appearing to tbs
satisfaction Of this court, that the defendant
Harry Watkins, is not an nhabitant of this
Commonwealth, Ii is ordered, that be do
appear on the 2d Monday in March next, -
answer the bill Of the complainants, & thai
copy of this order be Published in the j. -
tinsburg Gazette for 1--we months success.v
and posted at the door Of the Court hous, &
this county A copy.-Ieste.
JOHN STROLLER. G Is. {.
January 6, 1881.