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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
THE DREAM.

T dream,, that buried in my fellow clay,
 Close by beggar's side lay;
 And as 90 mean an object shockd my pride, Thus like corpse of fcOnseqNenceJ crieds "scoundrel, be gone, and hencefOrth touch me not More manners learn, and at a distance rot" "How, scoundrel 2' with haughtier tone cried he' Proud lump of earth, scorR thy words and thee; Here all are equaI---now thy case is mine This is my rot,ng place, and that is thine."
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of 1 LitchReld hath assigned the goth day of September instant, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, at the Probate Office in LilchReld, for the appointment of Commissioners on the cs- tate of JARED P. BYINGTON, late of Washington, (New-P Preston Society, ] in said district, deceased, represented insolv. ent. at which time aud place all persons inte. sesied to said estate will. if they sec cause, attend before said Court and be heard rela. tive to such appointment.
 By order of said Court.
 JoEL MoREMoUsE, ..
 HORATIO G. SPERY, A""rS' Washington, Sept 6, 1881 IS
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NOTICE.

NO lOEs "HE Hon. Court of Probate for the D's- l trict of Litchfeld has limited and allow ed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of
 TRUMAN McNElLL, late of Litchfield, in said district. deceased represented insolvent. to exhibit their claims to the subscribers, who are appointed Com nissioners to receive. examine, and adjust the same. We hereby give notice that we will attend to the business of our appointment at the house of Norman Buell., in said L'tch- field, on the Sd day of January, 1882, and on the ist day of March following, at one o'clock P. M. on each of said days.
 CHARLES BUELL. Commits
 PHINEAs LORD, sioners.
 CHARLES JONES,
 Litchf field, August so, 1881 Is
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At Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
 scithin and for the District cf Litcht hteld, on
 the ad day of September, 1881:
 Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge. THIS Court doth direct the executor of 1 the will of ESTHER NORTH, late of Go- shen, in said district, deceased, represented insOlsent, to give notice to all persons interes- ted in the estate of said deceased, to appear (if they see cause) before the Court of Pro- bate to be holden at the Probate Office in said district. on the 10th day of September next, at 10 o'clock A. M. to be heard relati, 6 to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice on a public signpost in said Goshen, and hy advertising the same in newspaper printed in Litchfeld Certified from Record.
 slS FREDERIcK WoEcOrT. Judge.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 TELE Court of Probate for the District of l Litchield hath allowed six months from the sOth day of August, 1881, for the credit" ors tv the estate of
 OLIVER ALLEN, late of Torrington. in said district, deceased to exhibit their claims to the undersigned for settlement. All claims not presented within said time will be debarred recovery. 1hose indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment
 NELSON ALLEN, ! xs.,,-.
 JOSEPH ALLEN, 2d,
 Torrington, Aug. 80, 1881 "l%
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Dreadtuz altermatiue.-A beggar said unless he was helped to little money, he should be driven to deed he shuddered at. What is that? asked a by stander. Oh, | shall be driven to work !''
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
FOR SALE,

AT Public Vendue, a valuable FARM, si. A tuate about two miles north of Sharon Town Street, on the west road leading to Sa- lisbury, containing about seventy five acres, mostly first quality of land, suitably divided into moving. blowing, and pasture. Also, Lot containing about twenty"three acres, situate near said Farm. Sale on the premises. the 22d day of September next.- Terms of sale made known at the time and place aforesaid.
 LEWIS REED. Sharon, August 27, 1881 IF
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been aPPeinted l by the Hon. Superior Court holden ae Litchfeld, within and for the county of Litch- field, on the third Tuesday of August, 4. D. 1881. Commissioners on the estate of
 HIRAM R. COMINGS,
 who was by said Court adjudged to be an inc solvent debtor, hereby give notice that we shall meet for the purpose of attending tO the duties of our said appointment at the office of George c. Woodruff, Esq. in Litch6eld. at nine O'clock in the forenoon of each of the following days, viz !: on the goth day of De cember, 1881, the 2lst day of February. .1SSS, and on the 1st day of March, 1882.
 ORIGIN s. SEYMOUR, Commits
 GEO. C.. WOODRUFF, ] s'Oners. Litch1feld, Sept. 1, 1881 IS
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that strict iniunct;ons were given to his gardener not to give slip. nor so much as single flower, to any person: To thlS command the. gardener would have been faithful, had not the god of love wounded him by the sparkling eyes of fair' but Dortionless peasant, whose gwant of little dowry, and his poverty, alone kept them from the hymenial alter. On the birth, day of his mistress, the gardener presented her with nose-gay: and to render the bouquet more acceptable, he ornamented it with branch of jasmine. The P00erG FSgzia, wishing to preserve the bloom of this rare flower, put it into fresh earth 1; the branch remained green all the year, and in the following spring it grew' and was covered with flowers; and 1t flourish ed and multiplied so much under the fair nymph's cultivation, that she was able 10 amass little fortune from the sale ot the precious gift which her love had made her j; when, with sprig of jasmine in her breast' she bestowed her hand and her wealth on the happy gardener. And the Tuscan girls to this day, preserve the remembrance ot this adventure, by invariably wearing a nose-gay on their wedding day; and they have a proverb, which says, "That a young Unworthy of wearing nosegay' IS
 rich enough to make the fortune of good husband"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

bly, conceive. that the eonts exposition of
opiniors OF the then Attorney General, Edmund Ran.
doph, OF theDisuict Court. Of the old General Court
Of Chaoceor wythe, and Of the present Court OF Ap
peas FULLY warrant the sssump,ion-assumiug this 10
he true, cay. II follows as a necessary consequence
from the premi'e. thai those ought to receive the
approximation, who would have enjoyed It, the State
had redeemed its pledge at early day. An opposite
course would operate as bounty to the State Tor her
swn laehesa result. repuiated once by every pn.
eip'r o. w aud justice.
l. the foregoing remarks, the wrier drc'aims all
Intention OF woundirg tho feelings OF any individual
whasr-ver. For the Auditor Of Putiie Accounts, he
enter'ans personally much respect Dissenting how
ever, as he does most con-rien NV. from view.
presented in liz recent eommunca alton TO the General
As'emby,he does not feet called upon to Offer any apo.
ogy, fr caovassiny their correctness with som. free.
dem. GEORGE WYTHE
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$50 10

In my section of the country, the Lawyers general
S 9"Srg9 me creditor fee of So, for bringing the sui
calculation have debited the debtor with S. fee, be-
cause 'hey generally employ counsel for delay to which
charge for their loss of time in ATTENDING courts
heir expenses while there. have also calculated in.
eres, on amounts OF two executions as the second one
debt (say for debt, interest and cosis1Bv extep5nn
ne jurisdiction oil single magistrates $780, and allow.
ing say 90 cts for serving the warrants and
per GEM. LOT me collection, il will be discovered that
on the hrs debt OF 800 so, the debtor will onIv have
10 pay So and the in crest He will save by being
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
10 !uessTs Marshall and .Vetcton, Members Of the
Vir1iuia Iepis

Centlemen:-l beg leave through the public prints 10
address you, and offer to each Of you my hearty
thanks To the former, for introducing the resolution
instruetng the Committee for Courts of Justice
qure Into the expcdency Of extending the iurisiic
OF single magistrate from $2o larger amount and
to the latter for moving to the subject the
House, after the Committee had reported unavoraby
nPon the resolution The extension OF the jurisdiction
OF single magistrate from the present amount to 800
has always been favorite scheme of mine In order
mat the Committee for Courts OF Justice and the
bers OF the Legislature, generally, may see at single
glance the great saving Of money debtors and also
creditors have put myself to the trouble to make the
calculations upon seven supposed debts, due by to
Is, upon bonds or accounts, the case might be- and
submit the your reflection and to that of the
public at large give it, however, not doubling but
that you have made similar calculations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

Al o'clock, the Legislature adjourned, without e
choice. 'u'
OF me bilIoiing, wh was Calculated 10 excite unnley
san eeinss' On the LIST ballot, in the House of Re-
piesen'duves' wheh the mime Of Mr.. Fowler of Liy
ngsoh was called he addressed the Speaker and re-
qesed leave TO offer his reasons for the VOC which b
was about TO give; and then voted for Mr. Crit,enden
"e ne announced ms vote there was loud, disorder
~ and continued applause from the friends of M.
rttehdf IN the gallery and lobby To the aston an
inen oil the friends OF good order, no effort was made
70 arrest the disorder there any reproof given
Tor IT'S commission Ii is true tina, Mr. Turner who
then billed The chair gave few slight raps with his
nae put dd not say single word in reprehenson Of
nose VINO acted so disgTacefully.
his is the second instance i'm which the sar,e nsr,,
nave attempted to influence the proceedings of hs ~
esiature in that way. The fret instance occurred
"heh Mt Todd, The present Clerk of the House of Re-
representatives. declared to be elected ON The frat 10,
oil me session OF 1925 result which was reversed b
neAt gay on mat occasion. reproof was given and
hereoy repetition Of such conduct was invited yhs,
strong contrast was exhibited BY the present Spestss
OF The House Of Representatives of Congress vber
on counting the votes given for President in 1928 The
enumeration oil Andrew Jackson as President was re-
ceWed WIN applause from the gallery. He instan,Iv
suspended The proceedings of the House. until the GAL
ery should be cleared of all who III it, decIarng
mat no attempt tc interfere directly or indirec in be
proceedings of that body, should be tolerated We are
proud 10 exhibit the orderly and genemany deportment
opponents. fES a e"
Ii impossible to conjecture how the contest Sr The
Senate wiz terminate. There are so MANY rumors ga
urses on The subject, that rational conjecture can
~ 'O''''" no.
rt"a'e aovi1rs from the Seat Of Government Of the
State OF Kentucky, whose Legislature ia nov ~ s"
ION INFORM us, That on The instant four bsjIongs
look place Tor Senator OF the Unit STATES In ,uc
eeeu Mr. howan alter the Sd Of March next On each
time OF voting, John j. Crittendcn Che Naion,i Re.
publican candidacy received sixty-eight votes One
vote more wtuid have elected him The other 60 vo,as
were divided zone or two scattered vofes p,edl b
tween R'chard 81 John and Mr.. Rowan. o. ,bs
pm halo'ing he fnrmer received sky four votes ,h.
Iater ihtee voteS, md Charles WickhHe tyyo votss
ne battling was to be resumed al o'clock on tha
lol'owins moffiog. The result Of course unc.rS
,h'n until ascertaned but 1t Understood that mar
ues were 30 divided that the Jdcksonians eouId M,
succeed ia eeetng their man, houeh they might spe
coed in defeating an election altog the present
Sc ssion. VI fr% "'
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THNHE sub etbsr respectfully tenders his services AZ
"A Commission Agent, 10 the Merchants and Farm
-ra on York and RsppsbaaDock, who send their pro.
duce, Sc, TO Tie Nof,lk Market He refer.tO
M'ssr' Smith & Co Patriots - Lewis a. RIO. n
smith, DHdisy's FtTyV--E1b. ~. Spencer, Esa, LdffLs
Plymoufh-wm. AftoiTead, f. O., Go b. Poio5ex.
ter. Esq, King Queen Courfheuse - CSC r. Hut.
Ter & CO.. King William Courthouse co. John Chowp.
ing H., r a., Healy, Street & Co, James GoolrIch
Gao Dt6GHnd Edmund NJ Ware, Esq, Boule,'s-,
wIoier Bray Co ard r. L. Pins. E.q T'apyahan-
nock. JAMES FERGUSON II,
Jar, 20 49, X ,therV'a What NorfoIk
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
Extract Of a letter tn the Editor. dated

-, HARRIsBURG, Jan 9, 1891,
s'nd you copy Of a letter received bv Mr.
ShnnE, Clerk OF the II r. tNi5 morning from j. r.
rowslI who is now IN England, containing information
"l mighty important character The farmers of tbI,
country. NV
"My dear Sr-I have but one moment 10 stats,
nat have nigh authority for saying that ths supply Of
grain on the Continent n Europe IL short and thai
agents from France have TO The u States 10 ony.
chase the corn So, Communicate this to the Fa,mers
OF both houses. IN great haste. your irerd Re"
"Co Powell e n resident OF PhladeIpbjs Ant has
been IN England for sowe time, and no doubt hiss
kuowledg Of The sutjsci on which he writes"
tH~riS6urg paper.
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EROoKs CHEAP. n. Nah repeatedly in.
h-B forms the public, THAT he intends reducing his
lock; AID TO sorol sh IT, WiJ sell cost for cash iii
n brd q Msieh. J.a, 20. T9--A
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SEN ArOKIAL ELECTION

SENATORIAL ELECrION
FRANKFORT, Jan. 5.-The two Hous.s of IN. o.
Hn'ure went into the election OF Senator yesterJsv
~ IL ociork AteT an interchange of notice, in The
Hou'e oil pre+enta,ives the following uominat on,
w"re made, which we've assented to Ia The s. pa,s:
ny MT Ghamoe's, John Criueuden,
n,t' n:rhv, Richard NJ. johnson,
Mr.. Grigsby, John Rowan.
MIR. Sp igg. Charles A. Wick,i8.
The following ballots were ,h~n had:
(LiIterl6cn al.
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Inc who,e amount saved by this mode Of csIcuis-
he one hundred and srfy one dollars eight,
, centS' on me sum OF 1915 so, enough for the
debtor to purchase small farn or a yonns fsmaia
s'ave' VINO may Increase his wrah TO a yery great ex
en'. IL w'ii oe discovered, that collections by suits
are also dsadvan'ageous 10 the creditor fer h ,yiI,
nave TO pay 50 so for the extra fee in obainin9 a.
nrs' Judgment and 80 cents extra in ob,snino ,bs
-, nn n"xnen'-ior tbs lawyers generally charge
30 w lot ther lee in getting ihis last Judo men, i
sead OF the legal fee Of So $3.50 th.t in maxine
eue,on ooih sides, the creditor must deduct from hi.
ssy r eots, In each case as before stated So
Inc sheriH who generally writes and giyes notices
70 Tue wo oohgo', in the delivery bond for iudgmeo,
upon he same, (being orited) ST So and in bs, ~
poruop when TIE legal fee Is only dollar So that
the creditor meets with csar loss of 90 so 4, eacs
sur amounting. in the seven cases a6ovs st,,sd .,
the sum on $2f 90. The Common wealth 1, - 49,,
WI" .o'e me writ tax on these several suits; but she
eau Jay u on something else, II necessary + arm No,
disposed to force the debtor to pay upon the rendition If
vi judgment but gys him time, by his giving secnri
ou 'epeVyinE the debt according to tie M gnitude;
icy o. - or months, or longer, IL thought advi.
" and should either pir,y feel asytieved LEI tbo
ave On appeal TO Court, and have the matter decided
O'o'' ano jury as they cen do, for sums be-
ween ~ and $50. The costs, am told, ON a, anne
rom ms judgment ct single Magistrate 10 Cour,
exclusive OF Lawyers fee, does not on the average
~ aeeeu Sc 90 II would cost exclusive IF La,oyer's
man 80 90, On 40 original Subtitle parties
oy me appeal, would in Court for about "a ss.
nan by the original suit. The jurisdiction Of sinSI
gratssi eur sister State. North Carolins ex'ends
70 S'Oo-We rarely hear OF injustice being done 10 The
P'rles-'h y having the right to appeal &C.
very respectfully. yours. s.. a DEBTOR.
To THE EDGroR or THE r. ENo,stDv,
remit me, Sir, through the dunn Of your paper 10
uoni' lew biois for the consider alton of The god
TeoPe now assembled at Richmond for the purpose ol
A' The guardian Of righs delegated t, YOU bv
ara sovereign People, be assured, MY Fellow.citi.
.en'' rePose too much conf iencs in your wisdom
e ahd integrity, to cherish the Unobar able fiea
"a you will beray the high trust reposed 10 YOU by
you' constituents or compromit the duties assisnsd
you legislators. The present era appears 10 be the
s ~ " innovation az well A. political Reform cannot
& ay ha- been cause Of feli.st that otwi n.
e'suo,"g toe freedom Of discussion which change of
o"' Institution has involved, there Jet remains VIII
- We ooHtfy ~ well ~ the tofH Of seligovernment
s s me Co II cts between rsign authority and nJi
u'i nttes', have been sinalgsmated 10 the gentr.
sooo' unattended with those commissions wbieb o o.
Magma Cbarts, Petition Of Right, or the vo-
',uvggfs Of Hampieo, 10 opposition to The srsifrs.
~ e"'foaebuen's Of Prs cssive, There times though
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

mARRED on the 18Th inst, by tho Rev VIM fsnnett M,
JAMES NJ BOYD, Of Ahemare county. To DOVATtJEh
A. NJ, daughter OF Mr. HENRY TArUM oftbis City.
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To the Court of Appeal., on Monday. Mr. New,on ~
n' Re,' ma 1t was by no means his intention 10 nm.
purn me conduct OF the Judges; hut TO inquire into
,ne III ,eneyo OF the ,rieunal This remark was omit
TED In our paper OF Tuesday.
!" the same report communication men iopsd wa,
from the agent, and not he SupeIisitend "a, Of ffa
Pt ni;enIiary. " VI 'n'
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the day for Tuesday next, which VA; .y,..d IA
MT maxwell, from the Select Committee on IN. or.
ssnxauon OF the Executive, ported bill which Vs..
read twice, and COMMITTEES. WV
os motion Of Mr. Sp"rlcck the report Of the Commit,
os E ., noios and Internal Navissoo, the petition
he committee report two re sofutions-It thar r.
suction OF h toll prayed for on their coaches rnpn,r.
over the Ksnswh turnpike A. ,bIs o. ~, ~
q"e''' that may be sub.o fled 70 The James River
company 10 cids the rate .f reduction 1. r.sons.
Tn. FIR, r,,o,,;,n 3d..
! o 80. - '0'e VI VI
oy adding tie iolowi, q. ~ 'e'''e"'o'
hesefred That the petition OF Twin Porter ms
hez k'ah Beden, pra,ing a reduction n, m. ., ~
heir Sage Coaches, he referred to III. co,ssn, .OJ
directors OF the James River Company win n.,r~c
"onS aejut such tariff of tolls Re paid nv m.
propr'eors OF said .sge cosche ss TO IN. said Pr.si
uens anu directors may seem expcdi.nt
~, . S'mm-r, explained the merits of tie case
me Peu"oners had introduced good linz of gay,,
en- tfe road and paid the large srm Of 500
Tolls on ninety miles. Their sss-s bad been IN.
means OF bringing the Esua w n, route ino .o,,n.
VIVID 'nat oy "he Ing on which toll wa, paid bv
stages. VIZ PAU W
Mr.. teish 'orp'r'ed the report and observed thu, n
caused the road TO be very espe,,y ,,.esi,.s se.;
consequently that the revouue wa. bv ,hsir
enterprise " "'e"
Mr.. G,ode cppcs ID the report The pe,ionsr. vs,s
contractors for transporting the o. S. mail and Doubt,
less In making their contract put In the i,e Of ,olIs
especially as amounted to 500 dollars.
| r. ID
stages OF the petition mud their b,
oro"gnt 'he road into notice and greatly increased an.
uaVehing on IT, They had NJ ir>t Engaged 70 csrry
the mail but twice a week; bat thew had yer sn..
carried il three times ~ WV '"eo
MIR Wi Hams OF H.rr'on opposed the repor.. A
SIMILAR application last year rel ced ON he ground
nA' 'ne 'ons ought mot to be reduced In apy Gaze A.
hey were e'tAbiished for revenue
W.T. booser sail that in all other states reduc .,;
plica ion reasonable s' "e up
/ Mr.. Jack'on ntended that the claim was ina, i,
wds h- universal practice for indv dsls " no n, r,.J q
Jerry oWen' to make bargain by the year at lover
rae, was ON the principle of buyips cbe,p.r az
wholesale than at retail. The parties had rjrht to
ash ne eg.aurs for this redu ction and n GU III TO be
grated He had heard that the passengers in the s,a.
gee on mat route, were made pay which seemed
| 10 him an anomaly
Al er some further rem ark. from Me,srs Summers,
l,."S,on' Anderson Of b. and Wilkins OF Harrison,
w. Nnes OF L. george moved amend the anne nd
'eh' o"ered oy Mr. Summers nv striking cut .Pre.i.
uthi aud Directors of tn. James River Co,npapv'' ana
inserting Board Of PublcWo k.' v bich being accsd.
re- 10 u Mr.. Sun mers, the ameodneut was agreed
'o' emo me resolution OF the Committee Wa. adop,ed.
mr. Miller OF Powhaan, from the select comit,t,. nm
s euoJ CT reported bill to regulate the manner Of
ming hceh-es to retail ardent spirits.
Adjourned. ""''""''"e nouso
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TO persons who have no hxher qualifications. ,h.n III.
they are gentlemen Of virsins."-Mr AZ. may res,
assured. that no gentleman IF Vrginia will ak GER
thcate OF qualifications from him-They would dis.
MONT who has 20 little respect Tor his own reputation
or sns station Of member OF stoop to en-
dorse the s'anders OF "ksnnei p'es'."-Mr. NJ. has
Mr' Kando'ph's meeting tn. Emperor Of Ru.sla 800
oented kneesHe win not dare to that expression
to PR K. "fAce to face"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

KENTUCKY 'SendtQtl-Five ballots on tbs 1s day,
and no election Mr.. Gays friends chung to Crit,en
den-He had 6S at each ballot. The members who
supported the Jackson ticket, divided their ballots be-
tween M. John'on, Rowan and G.. WicklH--On
the last balo' j. fad So, II. g. and W 2-Tte &C obs"
at Warrington thinks " there will be no election az
this session The able Editor lashss with great 20
verify two OF Clays supporters, Russell Of Nicbo.
las, and Fowler Of Livingston, "who In the oost ga
cred manner, during the canvass last summer pledged
Themselves to vote Tor Jackson Senator have bettsv
ed their trusts, and voted Tor The "GIobe
says, II was TO produce this result that Mr. Clav
pspoued his voyage 10 ~ Orleans, which he had X
ed Tor the beginning Of the winter, until few dsy
before tie time appointed for ihis election"
NJ Nsls'y ~ Vernon, joios Mr. Sisnberry md
Nj Burge"N IN opposing the appropriation for the Rus
As Mission He is 20 courteous ss to cav that we are
70 improve our eenditionpot by eon6Jpg our affairs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-05

Latest from Lima.-Ihc United State. siIp
Guerrero has arrived in the Chesapeake from Tie
Pacific. Her letter bas was brought up 10 Bal
tin0rP by the steam boat frnm Norfolk, Which
was boarded Of Old Point Comfort by abpa, fOu
the ship. The editors Of the American have been
favored with the perusaI Of letters from Lima,
dated on the 9Th September, one Of which saw.
- The prohibition still continues. although Con
gress some time since minated that 1t would b.
removed. No dependence can be placed on an,
thing done in this country, as laws are made ont
day, and repealed the next. Shippers Of prOht
tied goods should be cautious not to send mr
than Can be sold in Chill, particularly Fl~|
which, not exceeding 500 barrels. should con
only when required to fill up vessel, and The
1t should be Of first quality. This amount OF
be disposed of for the consun ption of the Goa,
Lately there were sold 1900 bales Havana Tot
CO at SIS so per al. on board; and 467 Aa4|
Quicksilver at Sol per ql. Of the former wei
well supplied, and as large lots are expected
none should be shipped this way