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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
SEAK ESPEARE.


Court House, Va. 25 miles west Of l. yncbburg,
and will be let 10 mares ut tho frmer prices.
1925 the seaSon, SI6 the single leap, $40 to
IN ,ure y mare IN fosl the season TO commence
The first day of March, and expire on tho FIRST
Auguu. Large and sxieDsIve pns'ursge. CIo-
yer. Wheat and Rye Acid. provided gratis,
nnj every possible care will be taken by the
suSsc,iber, who attends in person 10 preyent
accidents and escapes. bat will not 10 liable for
any that NAV happen. The season money will
br du. on tue 25Ih of December, tue leap paid
dow, the insurance due ns soon as IL " asceT.
IN ned thu The mare is in iUai, or transferred.
d 10 the grOpm for every mare.
SHAKESPEARE is full 10 bands ono inch
high, ol most commanding appearance, "a beau
uful hay, y yeats old this spring. lie never was
10 finer plgTt, nor was there ever more sure
fpol gr,ter. or was there ever horse more
sdmleh 93r form, size, beauty sod action. No
charge for persons or servants bringing mares
e. the horse. Mares can 10 fed With grain by the
bushel or Ia per day. The public will justify
mo when say that SbBksspears's Colts are
ackno lodged TO possess rs much size, strength
and eauty AZ any other horses Colts 10 Va.
There has been two exhibition OF his coils and
the premium IN the LIST was awarded to the colt
OF Mr.. Pleasant Creasy, $50, and in the 2nd to
the colt Of Mr. JAMES Wright. $40. Gentle
men who sent mares last season, e. failed to get
Colt. only hall price ~ill be charged in case
they are sent back again.
For particulars bee hand bills end Turf Re.
gisier, page 579. WILLIAM lEhRf.
N. b, Shakespeare will DO exhibited at An.
hers, March court, aud on his return from Am
hersf he will be e'h,lnPd :" "Grhh..o ~"
Thursday the 2lth al Johnson's Tavern, on
this Hill. -
March 9. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

March 3. 1881. 1
The following numbers We're drawn Tor the
Dismal Swamp Lottery 18th class at hicbmond
on Friday last
2--27 -3l-3o "a -6i-d7-a2--fd--2J
AZ lhe aucat,on Of ,he public 10 particularly
invited TO the SCENE oil the 9th class Of tho Dis
nal swamp Lottery. published ia this paper)
containg prizes of 500, 0D0-S 10. 00o-Ss7e0,
nnd uos.is only SO, to be had in n grea, variety
of choice numbers at WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
comMUsIcATED

CoMMUsICATED.
Ob,sruotion Of The Wtather for fe6rudfy'
TINS month commenced with precisely the
.,,n. ,emperaturr that the last month did-ths
mercury standing at noon.a, 5"a.--ihroogho",
the frat IL days Of the month, the mercury q,
O'Clock, a. IN. pretty uniformly stood al ~
and at no time before tho 10Th DID rise ABOVE
,io-The "A dav ,a,ned, the 4ih showed, ma
Ming the siIth snow since the Isl OF January
The coolest veal her THIS winter, except NE va
December, was IN this mnnth on the 9th, nj
a. m. the mercury stood al l5'.-lhe higne''
degree TO which the mercury rose was o. !"
the shade. e..
on the 18th, the day Of the Eclipse, at ON
43m, (sunrlse,) mercury stood at le0-St II
O'Clock, short time after the commence men
| Of the Eclipse, the mercury was at - IN 'h.
shade-at IL, stood a, 24'-a' ao" snef ~
., o4o-aJou, the middle of the Eclipse,
u. IN. stood at o5e The position OF the 'hsr
lmomeler in the above observations, was TIL
same ia Rnor!hefD exposure,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
From n. United States GGsstie.
ECLIPSE AT WASHINGTON.

ECLIPSE Al WASHINGTON.
Hashingioh, FEB. II, 1881.
The solar eclipse has not attracted as mach
attention here as the late curious observation
ofone Of !le smailer stars in the Constellation
Itpiler Jackson. THIS l,tIIe twinkler-whlch
!, perhaps only congeries OF nebnlous parti-
Gle, tat has often been seen through-may be
seen occupying prominent situation IN ponce
Joys. liz mean diameter is very incons,dera-
be--iis mean meanness, however. is a constant
quantity. Still il is conspicuous on account OF
i. msieniGcance. The late conjunction OF
:" J,cks Minor" for so this satellite IS called,
with that fair .'ar, the Bald Vuture," has
occ,sioned no small confusion in the political
armament. The bodies that were in the habit
ollookiog for light from Jackall, seeing dark
mes, coming on, began TO light up with talio"
candies. Farmer Hickory's Geese tho Igh' IT
wa, bedtime, g. all began TO stand upon one leg
On the other hand Farmer Clays ROSTERS all be
san IN cror. LAWYER Van Buren's COW went
home 10 be MIXED. IL on her way she met Mr.
CaInoun's horse, aud taking him for the eclipse
she got the staggers, and slupk IA hhe cali WIN
seven head. aud ten horns, the type oi Inc lie =.
pency, al Albany, and tall that Is bad IN Hnn
out Of the Revelations. THIS curious monster
/. in the possession OF Mr.. john Y. VINO haS
preserved i, ia New England Hum.
Mrs. Royal mas pIpuicttu n YUM N,''P'' "
jupiter Jackson Tor 1888, and proposes uu'ld
my an observatory on the TOP OF the Bank Oh
the United States 10 observe il IL is whispered
in oIile circles here, that her calculations are
mol TO be depended upon, rs she bss been pro
missed the situation vi wssher"oman 10 Tue
New England Delegation, in the event oil
Colonel Richard NJ. johnson has, with the
spproIa,iou OF the Post Off e Department, in
troduced bill into the House OF Representa-.
dyes reducing the postage on newspaper
The bi ~ said 10 posses. IncHlc"lable Hdtauia
s.s to the community, aud w,Il, We trust, be
come tt law.
Bohrar.-We learn nom the Commercial
that the Medina, which arrived si tins PoT'
few weeks s,see, brought all The papers con
nectsd with the whols political career OF Boil
var which were collected by himself IA the a."
Gcpation OF this demise, and have been SEM
pursuant 10 his directions, TO the care OF Lah'e
the French Munster. 1hey are SAID 10 Con
tam syindcatIon OF his life and actions.
IN. y. Gas.
A Jamaica paper, speaking Of the sickness o
Gen, Bolivar, says, Capt Mayo Of the L
schooner Grampus, did all he could 10 persuau
him 10 leave the country, aud offered himsel
and suite II conveyance toJamaica, ou' "n'
iher TO attribute the Liberator's refusal 10 W
elects Of debility, o, a desire 10 die az his pos
u Is difficult 20 say"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

The Charlotte Coagre,iond District Judge
Thomas I Bouldn has snn,uncsd himself IN
The Richmond Enquier a. a candidate for
Congress in opposiiionto orr Extraordinary
Russian Minister so do We
that MIR, Randolph an his friend MIR. Leigh
shoula have spprised lim of Mr.. Randolph's
intention, and not Z" nd him aside In the unccr
emonious manne, theyhaye chssen TO adopt
" appeal (ss"sJahge BoTdin) from the indg-
nifty Off ~ 70 'he moral feeling of,hc oommu
n'ty of which Am n-Z..., and 49,. 49,.
candidate for Congresa"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

IplY virtue oi n decd oi 'rns,. executed to the
lr1 sub. cribsrsby Oliver Mclteynolds, and Of
record in III. clerks office of the County Co.ft
Of Campbell, they vii, proceed. o" Friday The
a,x,e.nth Of March, eighteen hundred and ihir-
1, one, a, tn. house where Oliver MeRsynoids
now ,esides, abou, eigh, miles 10 the cas-, Of
Lyuahburg, 10 sell TO the highest b'dderior cash
ten slaves, consisting OF men, women aud chill
d,en The subscribers are authorized by the
deed TO sell privately, aud they viii de so. u u
nu,chas,, shsuld offer. The saves are said to
h, vounV and valuable. The subsci ibers sell
ing NJ trustees, will conway only such ',ile Ms
|. vested in them The tile 10, however, be
lieved to be unqnssiiooable.
WASHINGTON HuNlEH,
JOHN u. DABNEY.
March th1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

M The las, Richmond papers are s'len' VIII"
.o.,d TO the late rencontre between Mr. Mar
Iii and MIR. Gait. We learo, from private
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

NJ We have received the conclusion OF nr-
Burgess Speech--bu," rs excluded nom our
column. by the sll-absorbing correspondence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

To fm. Dduis and Robert Shasfead,
Ipm. Shdstsdd, Edmund Shnstead,
Francis IShastedd and Ehzabeth
Shastedd, heirs and Representatives.
of Jamss Shastead, sen. dec.
rHyAkE NOTICE. that On tho 9th day Of
II MAY neIt. at w. McCnii's fHvern. reii
Mills, Amherst county, shall take tho deposi-
tons OF Lindsey Burks, and others, 10 DO resf
as evidence on ih. tral OF a suit 10 the Superior
Court OF Chnuo.ry. holden in Lyaohbuig, ia
which am pan,in and you are defendants.
II said dispositions ara not taken OF completed
on that day, they will be- taken or continued on
the Til RlCH'D. s ELLIS. sur
wing partner OF Jno. L. X 8. Ellis.
March 3 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

IT Mr. TazwelFs motion to strike out the
salary Of the Minister Plenipolentary TO Iur-
key succeeded, after an animated d''eu'''on'
in Committee of the Whole, by a vote Of % to
81. II has yet 10 be passed on in Senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

IL The rumor thaa correspondence has
recently taken place bsseen Gen. Jackson and
Mr.. Adams, is deuied.lpol satisfactory su-
thority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

II. Ezekiel +. Chambers, Esq, (Clsy0 has
been reelected . Senator Of the U. S. for s'I
wear. (, orr the 9TH OF March nsIt. by al" J."
gisature Of Mary land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
INai. Gag

The Charleston Courier states that the Court
Of Appeals Of Sosth Carolina have decided
unanimously in favor of the consiiutionalIty
of the act OF the last session oil the Legislature
imposing a tai Of one pei cent on the dividends
al me Bank Of the U0ited States.
Mr.. Randolph is now announced in Virginia
asa candidate Tor Congress Very soon alter
he arrived in London from St. Prirrs5urgh he
proclaimed thai you'd not return 10 Russia, but
would 90 home 10 due time To be elected TO
Congress lNdt' GGSeHe'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

and ieint hope, were esr,sised Of his reeov-
cry Mt. Marshall VI, ,di u jail
Foreign .Nt,s,-wa )avt no room Tor re
marks outhe INTEREST,", Foeign News which
We publish this morniN--e.oept 10 ssy that is
complexion has decidly strengthened our
convict on that War Inevitable. This would
appear more plaiuly tour readers IL We had
room for late Debah the French Chamber
OF Deputies prisples contained IN the
Russian Manifesto sgnst The oppressed Po-
ianders, are Ia the ve,spirii Of unlimii I'd des
poIism. and can never tolerated by 1egene-
rated Francv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

National Republican is an excellent dss sigma
ton Tor a national party in our Republican
us:en lie, ], he adopted every where, hy al
who woold uphold The Federal Constitution ::
SECURE the Independence and continuance oil
the Supreme Court preserve a sound curren-
cy possess a substantive and enlightened
President Of the United States prevent Offices
from becoming the booty OF mere partzaDs
and parasites--and obtain a truly responsi-
Die and visible government The proper oh
iect ofall American citizens is the pIedomi-
nance OF sound principles aud 0isc men IA the
administration OF public affairs
NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

permoni-Another unsuccessful attempt has
been made in The fifth district.in Vermont. to
make choice Of a Representative TO Congress-
The votes in all the towns except nine are re-
ported as follows: For MIR. Swift, 0he pre-
sent Representative 1923 for Mr.. Allen
1881 Tor Mr. Bale, 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

siats usuiion.-Abnut two hundred mem.
h.r. oC the Legislature Of Massachusetts met
in convention on the 18th insf. aud nominated
levi L,ucoln for Governor, Thomas l.. Win
tb,op. for Lieutenant Governor. and HENRY
clay for President OF the United States.
Ihs nominations were made by unanimous
vote,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
nDWI SUI 9.

warrington. February sa.-Ih e. ch s,t.
r ha, sss. 70" " 'S%f :, tune the, before sagr
the osns'e w., 10. The ininn ciion of secrecy
ayes %. .,sd from the proceedings on the
was .ns iL on exsmiaston. they shall sp-
1resy ,o.s,., sufficient interest. we will lay
pear =, s.go,s our readers. tNat. Int.
v.,,,yol Conpenliou.-A National Conven-
IN !. proposed TO be held at Baltimore on the
"'n Mooday in December next. by the
ss ..U,ber. of the Legislature of Mar, land. We
''s',,ne that this recommendation. both Of the
,,me and place for holding the Convention,
iii be generally concurred in SO Tar as we
ara informed. it meets the spprooa ION oil those
National Republicans sho" thfir pubic duties
80. called from various parts Of the country to
'h;. c,fy Nal. nj.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
COIIectOy's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the residents IN and non-residenls of the town of Bark hasnsird. who have unsettled town ta1es, made on the assessment Lists Of 1899 and 1880. that the subscriber will attend to receive said taxes al the house of George Merrill. Esq. on the sSd day of May, 1881 !; and On the 24th at the house of Elijah Jones; and on the 25th of said month at the store of George H.. Clarke & Co.,; and on the 26th at the house of An,asa Mallnry, from 60 o'clock A. M. un- til $ o'clock P. M. on each of said days.
 <. E. Those ho'n~glcct this notice must expect lO pay the legal fees.
 RICHARD A. DOoLITTLE, Collector.
 Baykh0nated, April 20, 1881 s46
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
NOTICE.

TTlHE new and splendid Steam Boat SUI
 1 PERiOR. built by the N. Haven Steam Boat Company expressly for DAY BOAT (which has been go loudly called for) to run between New Haven and New-YOrk. is now com nplrted, and will commence running on Montlay the Ed of May ners. She will make 6vc ddiiy trips wp and down in each ,oeek, lrav- ing York Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thurs day, Friday and Saturday mornings at 6 o'- cl0ck-and returning, leave New Haven on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays aud Fridays. at o'clock P. M. No pains ar expense has been spared to render this Boat safe and commodious; her boilers are placed on her guard. and are upon the low pressure principle. Her speed is expected to equal that 0f the fastest boats upon the East River. Her commander, Capt. nford, is we'll known tO the public. 05 Post Coaches (trayclling with extra spced) will start for Hartford and Middietown immediately on arrival of the between Nrw-York and Nrw-Havrm will d. snally be made in 6 to ' hours, and bctwerr New. York and Hartford in II tO I2 hOurs-- of course by daylight. ...... ...a
 Tn addition to the above. the Steam BOa
 UNITED STATES, Captain Beecher. wit make three trips in each week, leaving New York on Monday morning ai 6 o'clock. and al 12 (noon) On Wednesdays and Fridays--and leaving New Haven on Tuesdays, I thursdays and Saturdays, at 2 o'clock F. M.
 The Superior will be devoted exclusively to the conveyance of passengers. Freight will be taken upon the usual terms on hoard the steam boat United States. Passage to and from New. Haven fsco dollars; to and from Hartford and Middleiown, including stage fare, three dOllars-meais ertrG. tEEH
 ....n JOEL ROOT, Agent. z
 Ne,v HdUen, April Q5, 1881 ...sa tEa6
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

man sory Carlias eapsd into the YawRng gulf ot the Forum the earth closed over him, and lived thence forth only in immortal story; 6Sr modern Casi6s leaps into gulf from which ah exit, by ,Or,uous ways indeed, leads to daylight and satess, certainly -per- haps,-but there's the TdbpsThsps--'O the IOfiiest political eminence
 "It iSmpOssibIe that the people of this country can be deceived by tIis show of disinseres,educss when in fact the most profound sel6shaeAs s the ruling mo- tive. The notification by Mir. van Barren, that he will not disrahehise huhself s, iH fact, seLnORin0tiOn
 or tue PresiApncy sic years tfnce aud meantime, the next election, ne will permit himself probably 10 Le run as Vice. -Presdentts General Jackson !'
 T By the last mail we received the correspond- ence between the Secretary 6f lhe Tr"a'ury and the President, npon ,he former resigHag his office, but have not for it this week. It dscoses the fact before rUmored that Mir. lngham resigned Gt the re- quest of the President-and, as the IMteIgeMcer marks is the first instance of the removal of cabinet officer since the first term of Mr. MadisOns admins- tration. In his reply letter from Mr. Ingh"m the President, after audng to the resignation Of the Se- cretares of State and of War, remarks :-" Under the circumstances in which found myself could not but perceive the prorriety of selecting cabinet compos ed of entirely maerals as being calculated, in this respect at least, to command public confidence and satisfy public opinion. Neither could be insen- sibe the fact that, to permit only to retire. would be afford room for unjust misconceptions and malignant msrepresen.ations concerning the nAu- of their particular presence upon the conduct of public affairs. Justice to the individuals whose public spirit had mpelIed them tender their resignaons, also required then, in my opinion the decision which have stated, however painful to my feelings, became necessary that should frankly make known to you lhe whole subject"
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
NOTICE,

DY order of the Court of Probate fOr the ID Ditrict of LitchReld, will be. sold at pub lie sale. tif not previously sold st private sale) all ths J0Ssntoried PersoaGl Est0te of
 DAVID MORSE. ,... late of Litchleld. in said. .distsict, .deeeased. on Tuesday the 10th of May; next, at .oDe o'clock in the afternoon of said day. ..,.
 By order of the Court.
 Lifehfsld, April %, 1881. 4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
New Goods. l d
CHARLES IL. WEBB.

CHARLES L. WEBB, Hos Receiosd from Neb- York large oddifiOn
 tb his former assortment, consisting ef DLACK and colored Lusirings. Silk ssfxe; D Fancy Grape, Gauge and silk Handk'fs; black Cravats, fancy pocket apd dag Hdk'fs. black and white silk Hose and Gloves, brown Linen and Thresd Gloves, Green Batfi9t. Grapes. white and green hgured GaGSe Veils. wide black and white Bobinet. BObinet F00t- ings and Edgings. fine horse.skin Gloves. An. gola, worsted and cOtton Hose and Half Hose; Jackonei. Swiss, mull-mull and Book Mus. lins; mourning, pink. buG. and other colored GINGHAMS; dark and light Prints. Battisfe. VEsTINss. Russia Sheetings and Diapers. Table Line1, Sheetings. Shirtings, Ckecks. Bediicks, hLiness, Linen Cambrics. do. HdkIs. blue and yellow Naukeens. BesEN teens. Cotton Cassimefes, French UTiIlI4 white G brown Linen DFillinss. Nsm mbs
 CircassiAAs. Lasiings. 11syia9. BROADcLOTHs. CsssimeFeg Me. s ''' 800 rosls PaRar. H9M ma . great variety e eshss 8css1EsrqlI Mls which will be aold low. I1& eesA nf 2np9 cse45es'
 :, N E4 s1 ESwEwSsms s.s
 A large and elegant Assertment nf hlmekiwhite.
 :. scarlst and crimson ealAgg6. ;. MERIN0 EHAWLS, ani,aI bought at auction, cad Sill 'bs sUld'as lew am
 eRn be paEehssed. af NeWs FsVk.
 Liiehfsld, April 9l s.iy,fAA
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

AtG Court of Probate hosdex as Nortolk, ,cithis
 and Jor the District cf Norjoik, on the i9M
 day cf April, isSI--..
 Present, Michael F. Mills, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Henry Bass, of Cole- ~ brook, in said district, showing to this Court that he is guardian of Martha Anr Howell, oi CoEebrook aforesaid, minnr mn- der the age of tsent y-One years that said minor is the owner of certain f;rnsls lying in said Colebfo0k, with part of dwelling house that said lands are of the value of a- hout two hundred and fifty doIIars; and nY ay. ing this Court to empower him, fof reasons therein stated. to sell and convey said lands and to vest tlte avails Uf said estate according to law, as by said petition Sff fife, dated this 10th day of April, 1881:
 Whsreupon t is ordered, That said petition be continued to the Sd day of July. 1881, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, then to 6c heard nt the Probate Office tn said Norfolk; and that rnOtiteof the peHdebcy 6fatfis pesitioss bc giy- rn by publishing this order in the ne eSsranee printed in Litchfeld three weeks successivslys at least six weeks before said Sd day Of July, 1881. A true copy of record. X .,
 46 MICHAEL F. MILLS, Jtslge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
.. TTEC3IE1EED
 FEMALE ACADEMY,

Conducted by Miss Pierce and Mr. Brace. THE SUMMER TERM of,his institution -A commences on the l llth of May.
 Accomplished teachers in French, Drawing and Music are connected with the Academy.
 Tuition for the summer term SlO 25 or $19 e5. according [" the studies pursued. For a single quarter, six dollars.
 EitcLfrid, ApriI 97, 1881 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

ErecWtiOn.-Gibbs. whose real name is James D. Jeffers, native of Newport, R. l. and WarnsIey, a mHlatO, who were recently convicted of Piracy in New-York, were executed pursuant to their sentence on Friday last, Oh Ellis Island, in the harbor, and their bodies delivered over IO the surgeons.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

Hon. ROln c. Mallory, Member of Congress from Vermont, died tn Baltimore las, week. He was un- well some time before he left Washington, but pro- ceeded as far as Baltimore. He had been chairman of the important Commliee on Manufactures for four or five years past.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
MARRLED

MARRIED,
 In Hartford, Mr. Chester Ju,isoR, to Miss Hannal s. Lyman, daughter of Gaius lyman, Esq; Mr. Johl Hatfield to M,ss Sarah Walker; Mir. Mason Palmer, of Detroit, Co Miss Betsey Gilman.
 In Plymouth, Mr. Henry l. Harrington, to Mics Sa- rah P. Bakslee, daughter of Ransom Blakslee, Esq.,
 DIED, In London, Wr. Charles Boilcs, aged %; Mrs. EIzabe,h Starr Capt. John Way, 93: Miss Lucre- tia Brainard 38, daughter of ihe late Hon. Jeremiah G. Brainard; Mrs. Jemilna Butler, 90. In GrotOn. Mrs. Hannah Avery, 89. In Norwich, Mr. Ebenezer Perkins. 64. In Welhersfcd, Mir. William Williams, 72. In Hartford, Mrs. Electa $. Spencers wife Of Mr. Homer Spencer.
 ln Middletown, Capt. Josiah Savage, 70; Seth Miller 5. ... h. Grnton, Miss Via Chester, 62. lm Hrbren, Mrs. Lydia Maria Bacon, wife of MT James $. Bacon. ,.. In Holland, Mrs. Nancy, wife of Mir. Jonathan R. Flynt. tr in Berlin, Mrs. Jerusha Judd, 26, wife of Me. Amen Judd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

The Pittsburgh Gazette of the 1si inst. siates that on the Tuesday evening previous, Mrs. MCOrd, wife of Robert M 'Cord of the borough of Alleghany, Cound dead at his house. Upon examination, many Coroners Inques, have declared that her death was caused by blows inflicted by her husband. He was immediately arrested, and is contned R tiil to await his trial. -.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

Ths Erie Canai is now open. The first pasage hOaI from the west arrived at Schenectady on atur- day week with l5O passengers. The first boat for the west Jeff Albany on the following day, Sunday with 90 passengers. .@. -H.t-
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28

Rhode Isidnd,-Ti,e anhuat eIsction for Governor was held U this State few days ago, and has ,ern- saIed in complete route ofihe Jackson forces. Gov. Fsmner, who was elected last year as JacEsOnian Is defeated by majority Of upwards of1O0O votes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-28
MOTICE

ITS hereby given. that the subscribers fat IL Stock in the MaauGI Labor High SckOof of LitchfeId County will meet Ut Li,chReld. in the Lecture Room of the COngrpgatiOuai Church, on Wednesday May I8th; at o'cIk P. M. for the purpose of appointing Board of Trustees to make application at the ens0fRe session of the Legislature fer an Act of Tneor- pOratfon. As no other business is expected fU he attended to on that occasion, it is suggested that st"ckh"idefs at distance might send one from their number who could S6te on tllis subject as their proxy. sE
 DaUid f. Perry,
 Wm. Andrews,
 D0rias o. GriSsOOld,
 LGurens P. HickOk,
 I.itchfield, May %, 1881 4e