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Died at Sinthfed Isle of Wight 18th ul Tho
m iy Esl an Old and respectable nhabaht OF that county.
JPaited this life Wednesday, tho 18th
~ INV youngest Francis ~ Irby ESD
W illness bad
a"u M Sl ycathe idol OF his boating parent brother and
nn me sho'e circle OF ucquaintances which
50 70 Vroske tho Dead and ascribe particular
would a, WI PEDa'y, are not tho most deserving, that
'aIe'y give notice,
o o. o." virtues 40 sGiSeo III bsIen friends under this affecting
particularly induce intimate friend vhso ha, ,,,y 90
me- d,sueSsoo lonlly 10 speak the
deprived oil classical
ledge and asduosy did ho 20 improve lie mind ,
business OF domestic nature ucprcventVe orary
anmen with no instructor but his books, by lamp and
spare time iom ordinary business he had acquired inf
ncy superior who blot of dua
ion and had he arrived 10 perfect
OF his
that the Cabinet would h0yo bIuhol
boosted like Rome's had
otnncd is nels while ho titled the earth" T
peal to the young well the prepare
what hour the son OF Man eon"t for hcre blessed
more vigorous constitution than the deceased
tri0wlg have
no would stu su VNo 20 comfort and bless
submit will feelt
sweet tbs mountaineering hope that hc had
In the days OF ls youth.
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=, J7.I15H'1 T1Ur79, IouI11 Co, s0rI. llIH I1Il-
Died. ut this place, s
khmond NJ Fodcick H. Holiday, Of dropey Ghost
Cholera,
adicting the report by the concurrent teopv or
Ds Meredith and Pcnilcfou who attended HIM b Tint
Of AT who him 1er his arrival this placendood h nh,
bad boon despaired coss ho aornted with
INC nature Of The diacgo he having boon much before
iho pos'ienee reached tho United s!osWee attempt
portray the good qualities Of lamenod fond would
presumption bot thus much will IN MI ha citations
m su'ohled enisang eharac being sRsstonats and de
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

The National Gazette notices the query that was
originally published in the Winchester Vrginian"
and copied into the Albany Argus the Enquirer &c.
IL also re-publishes u paragraph from the N. Y.
Commercial, stating that its editor has il from Judge
kents own lips, "tlat Chancellor Kent does not
know Col White, of Florida, and never wrote to him
IN his life; nor has he written to any other person,
stating IN what manner his vote will be given" The
Commercial, Notwithstanding, assures its readers,
that the Judge "will not vote for Jackson and Van
Buren," That IS ne,cs! But the Commercial
seems to have forgotten Mrs. Glasses advice, "catch
yot" hsh before you cook him." The Judge may
not happen to vote for either Clay Writ or any one
else "For why?" as the saying is. Because he
may not have rote to give.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05
Rsich'd NNIlolesalc Eariccs Current.

VALUABLE .Amieifd Land For Sale.--By virtue Of
y Deed OF Trust, executed by John II. Archer and
Francis c. his wife, dated The 10Th day of March, 1882
and duly recorded in the Clerks office of Amelh County
Court and in the Hastings Court of the Town OF Peters
burg;-we shall, Saturday. the 10th day of October
inst, proceed to sell to she highest bidder, at the
place called "OBsLo" in the County of Amelia (ate the
residence OF Mrs Mary Randolph, dec'd) the said Ar
cher and wife, interest in the Real Estate of the late Mrs
Mary Randolph, lying and being in said County sur
vey of which may be at any time aler the 18th inst
by applying TO John T. Leigh-and the Lands allotted TO
said Archer and wife, will be shewn by applying Henry
Z. Eanes, Esq who lives near it, The lands belonging TO
the estate of Mrs Randolph lying in Amelia are very
valuable, great part being first rate Tobacco Corn,
Wheat Land and lying Appomaox River, just below
Clement Town The sale will he credit OF l. 2 and
years, the purchaser giving bonds, with good security
for the purchase money The tile said Land be re-
tanned the hands OF the Trustees until the purchase
money paid. We believe the title be good, but acting
as Trustees, shall sell only such is vested in Ii
from any whatever, sale should take place
Saturday the 20h the sale will be continued Mon
day The 22l inst
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MARRIED
DEATHS

Married m Cumberland County Tuesday tho o5h of
s by tho Row Joseph Jenkins, = Akinson A., NJ,
Mary A. Jones' the second daughter Of OF Hanover
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confidence ofths public!" gsstitus &c. as they
say. Let him take Mr.. Webb, if no pleases, as a
worthy associate to his bosom. But we will i'm our
next No. give sketch of Mr.. W., which will shew
the public swhat manner of men' these nre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

The "Salem Register has charged us with n
wilful misrepresentation concerning Webbs expres-
sion Of "requiting the service!" A Correspondent
ofhe "knnawha Banner" has joined in the same cbo
rus This man signs himself ga Subscriber to the
Enquirer" though we dispute the fact, as we did
not suppose there was on its whole subscription list
being, who possessed little of the liberal spirit
Of n gentleman. Have the "Regster" and the "I;an-
ner" seen our explanation? Will they do us the JUS
ttce to republish iR As soon as we discovered our
mistake, we explained in what way it originated
and made the dmende honorable to J. w. Webb
But not paper, which published the attack upon
ourselves, has had the liberalty notice our expla
hauon-wlth the exception of the "Saunton Spec
tator" We thank Mr.. Harper for his kindness
fes-we can proudly tell this Correspondent of
the "banner" that we neUer "were guilty Of utter
ing iasebood" in this paper. Errors we have com
mnted-but lies, never And surely this man, if he
had not consulted the charity Of gentleman, ought
TO have bad the common sense to have asked him
selt-"What! is IT possible that this Editor who has
hitherto shown such punctilious regard for truth
would now deliberately lie, when he is well aware
that the unlruh (he is) uterng could and would be
brought homo to Qiim) by an examination of the
very documents to which reference was mnde?n-
Does this mans hatred for A. Jackson so blind his
Judgment that he is prepared 20 think us absolute
lVols as wei as knayes? But what care we for the
abuse OF man, who with all the facts staring him in
ms iace, culogfses flames w. Webb, for an act Of
manly independence Qf honest adherence 10 pripci-
pc, winch IN these days Of corruption and Uenolty,
snouid secure TO him high place in the esteem and
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HTN1YERSITY or PENNSYIVANIA.-.lT edicat
- Dpmtmcnt.-Thc Lectures for the 1929,
the various branches Of Medicine will begin Mon
day. November 9th, and terminate about the first day Of
March ensuing.
Emeritus Professor Of Surgery and Anatony, Philip
s. Physick, NJ -.
.5ndion,g by w T. Homer NJ y.
Institutes and Practice qf Medicine and Chemical
3fe9icine by NantI Chapman and Sam. Jackson NJ ID
yfaicria Afedica and Pharmacy by John Rcdman
Coke NJ. ~.
Chemisiry by Robert Hare, NJ. D.
StpRerV by William Gibson, NJ ID.
Obstetrics and The diseases Of JVomcn and Chdyen by
Thomas z. James and William r. Devices, NJ D.
W r. HORNER.
Dean NJ the 4fefic0I Faculty 283 Chestnut Street
Philadclphis, August IT, a7-t5Nov.
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Toea son ana eroiher Nod hearted ftionj with SrpO
all who knew him must admire. '' - '' ""'e"
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New York ConsoIidnfed Hofforv.
NVilliarn IN. Rgmflcr.
COInLlieainn lferchnnI-

NVIHNFNTIDW sIftTCNUWI,
H As removed 10 the Brick building lately erected on
q n Cary street and Immediately in front Of the Dock
He respectfully tenders Isis services the public in the
sale Of all kinds NJ Country Produce and articles Of
Merchandise.
September 25 A0-d
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Mr.. CALHoUN-IN IS16-1624-AND 1882
lSl6-Mr. Calhoun is we'll known to have BEEN
in 1916, in favor of protective system to place
manufactures, lin his own words "beyond the
reach of contingency" Not word in his speech
about raising the revenue merely for the sake of
paying off the public debt--but he then went openly
and decisivey for manufacturing tariff:-and not
revenue one.
l824-Now let us hear him eight years afterwards
In his speech delivered at AbbeviIle in Mny, 1926
(after the bill Of 1924 had passed y what does he
say?
Not doubling the Of enlightened
Tor tho security Of the country and the advancement Of
res nor your disposition make the
~ efforts gradual
increase OF the moderate toiary establishment
ganed and instructed system of fertilization
coas inc restoration OF specie due protection Of those
manufactures Of the country Uhieh had during period of
tdTtlnd rcsf'oHs finally
snS 81 me eonfyby uei0us system
Let us shift the scene, and bring it down to 1892
wat does Mr. e. say the other day, in his reply to the
invitation given him by the Committee of Chester
field Court House, S. c.? He is speaking of the
Tariff of lS32-and see what Mr.. Cheves says of it
IN has letter in this days paper.
compared with the Tariff 1916, difference will be found
most striking That passed. when $3.50
d oy rs Tong as The deb for ne
ana iot hh ere rod hare protection; pema
nen without period TO which look
ton &c. &c. " ~
Now, "loOk on This picture-and then on Hat-and
then Of THAT"-aud what shall we say of the
consistency of his course the correctness of his
memory. Non mirecOrdo!
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RICHARD g BOOKER, }Tru.,ee,
J. Il. LEIGH, i'us'ees'
October 8.

The Petersburg Intelligencer, will publish the above
every paper, until The day of saleand forward their ac
count TO the subscribers for payment. r. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

ResoIve. That We highly applaud tho fearless and In
dependent course of present Chief Magistrate i'm mt
Ting his Veto upon the Bank B-that we regard his Veto
Message able expose of the principles of the con-
stituton; victory arsocratic monied nonopo
lies glorious than that British tyranny at New
Orleans.
the Tariff to the purposes Of Revenuetha regard the
iMe iah law as UNCONSTITUTIONAL unequal, aud oppres
sive,tha it not called for 10y the wants of the 90
vernment, the national debt being discharged
Resoired, That we approve the of William +.
Gordon. our representative in Congress
Resofced, That reprObae the principles avowcd in
the letter oil General Dsde TO Thomas w Gmer Chair
man OF the jackson and Barbour Central Committee of
correspondence, virtually denying the right OF instruction
HeS0iced, As the opinion OF this meeting, that commit
Tee oil seven he appointed. select or more gehtle
men, TO address the people of this county, their October
Court next on the subject of the Vice Presidency and
bring before them the claim and prospects of our isn-
guished fellow citizen Philip r. Barbour who is regarded
ov us as the able honest and consistent of the
Virginia school OF 90.
lin pursuance of this resolution the following gentle.
men were appointed, viz: A Il. Davies William STABLES
Ralph C. Shelton, Capt. Moses Philips. Capt Benz Nor.
ven, WIN. Christian, Jr and Robert l.. Coleman who
selected Champe Carter aud Joseph X. Irving. Esqrs)
ReSofred, That the proceedings ol this mceiur be
signed by the President and Secretary, and forwarded To
the Editors OF the Richmond papers also to the Editors of
The Lynchburg NirgHi'n and Virginia Advocate with
request that they publish the their respective a
pcrs. ~
And them notion the Meeting adjourned
JOHN COLEMAN. Cha;y,unn
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BIGGER7S
EXCH4.NGE s. LOTTERY OFFICE,
SEendiA lotteries for OctOber!

CAPITNLS-S0U,UUU and S25OOO
On "wednesday, I'm October 1882 UH be draIon in The
NEW YORK, THE
New York Consolidated EOdfery-
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400 PRICES OT$n.OOO.

Whole Tickets only sIO-Halves s5-Quarlers
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90 Number Loltcry-lO Drawn Ballots
Containing The following Splendid Prizes
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This has been called the ".IonM of Elections"
Maryland, Oct. State Legislature &c
Georgia, Oct. 1-Membors Of Congress, &c.
DeldtCaTe Oct @
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20
AUCTION.

WILL be sold ON Monday the frstday Of
w October next. uuder an order from the
Honorable Court Of Probate for the District
Of Litchfeld, at public auction, unless sooner
disposed OF at private sale. all the estate both
Real and Personal Of CHARLES SEYMOUR, Of
Litchield. assigned TO US as Trustees for the
benefit Of his creditors, consisting Of Hat
shop, Machine Shop, one small House and
quarter OF an acre Of land in Bradleyyille, two
or three Carding Machines, one Picking Ma
chine, four Stoves. quantity Coarse Wool,
10 acres ofWood Land in Cranberry Swamp
$50 called,) Hatters' Furs and Trimmings
Saxony Hat Bodies. and variety Of other
articles. Said sale will take place at the HAT
Shop in Lltchfeld, at O'Clock p. M, Of said
day. SYLvEsTER GALPiN, m.,...
JASON WHITlNG, n
Litckfeld. Sept. II, 1889 -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20
NOTICE.

"A Lpersons liable 10 pay State and Town
a. Taxes in the town Of Canaan on List OF
1881, are hereby notified that we the suhserf-
hers will attend at the dwelling house Of John
B. Reed on tho 9th day Of October next. as
nine o'clock in the forenoon, and at the tavern
Of Major g. Peck at one o'clock ia the after
noon--also at the taSeFn Of Charles Lewis
Oct. 10Th, at o'clock in the forenoon, and
ut the store Of Andrews s. Stevens at one
o'clock 10 the afternoon OF same day. An
persons neglecting TO settle said taxes by said
time must expect Ia pay fees.
3+a JoHN B. REED, a
SERENo B. GILLETr, S
Canaan, Sept. 10, 1889 @ l4 si5
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AUCTION.
OF. Valuable Real Estote.

+. Ot VGtaslOte ReGt Estate.
"lI.L be sold at auction. on Thursday
w the 9th Of September instant, at ONE
o'clock p. M. on the premises. the remainder
Of the Property assigned 70 the subscribers by
Almond p. Roberts for the benefit Of his cree
ditors, viz about Eve acres moving and pass
ture Land. lying on the east side of the New
Haven turnpike, about half a mile south of the
Shop and Land near the same, on the west
side Of the road. Also about 23 acres Wood
Land at the Pitch, about mile southerly
from the above.
TOMLlNsoN WELLs, s,..
SAM'L r. BoLLEs, @'"S'eeS.l )
Litchfeld, Sept. 1s, 1882 s15e
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

Richmond, Ea.-The Richmond Wing Of the Ia,h
iHsi says, "The cholera is in Richmond. Six ascsr-
tanned cases have occurred since Friday, MI blacks
aud all terminated fatally. The cases whcl, have &C.
Cured, have all been extremely malignant, killing in
from three TO eight hours The reason Of this s ha,
the disease first strikes those whose are
faile''. There flying reports Of the occurrence
Ofseveral other cases since yesterday, one o'clock
but as the board Of health did not sit to-day we have
no means Of duthentiCaing disproting the rumor.
A gentleman advertises ia the bingham Gazette,
that he has just opened school young ladies. Also
hedVy 'OGgO" which he would exchange for n cart.
This reminds of the reply of an old acquaihiancs
Of ours shop keeper. He was asked by i lady ifhe
had white wells. "Why, no, havn't, but I've just
go. up real lot Of potash ketes!"
Asphyrio.-The meaning Of this word is frequently
asked. We believe i. is suspension OF the motion
Of the heart and arteries aud consequently Of pusa
ton. $5E HF
Bethel, COnn.--We learn that an unusual degree Of
sickness prevails at Bethel in this County. 1t was
said that IS persons considered dangerously III
at that place at one time last week. Within week
six children have died or the disease, which 10 called
by some tire Camp Distempcr, by others Dysen,ery,
and by Others Cholera. Some Of the patients have
most Of the symptoms Of the Malisnan, Cholera.
Norscaik Ga:ehe.
Curious Fact.-A gentleman whose fancy leads him
to notice the phenomena ofnaure, assuresus from his
observation, thaon the breaking opt of the chol-
in this place the martens aud s,caiiotcs entirely
Disappeared and that not to be while the
epidemic prevailed; but Tuesday morning last,
much 10 his surprise he saw more than hundred Of
these birds skimming over the commons near the
magazine. He supposes that these little feathered
journers inslnc.ively withdrew from The contagious
atmosphere, il lowered US, and hails their
appearance as sign ofi.s having passed away.
Norfolk Herald.
Emigrants.-Up TO the first Of August, a fraction
over 900 emgrants arrived at this port from Eu
rope this season-hy this time the number 10 increased
to above 40,O00 Rather more than this numbe,
have reached this season, Quebec and Montreal, ma
ny OF whom fiMd their way into the United States.
add to the above the emgrants that have arrived
Baltimore and Philadelphia, and those which willye
arrive before the winter season, will be found thu
no. much less than 200, persons have been added
to our population the present season.--M. Y. Gas.
"A Fatal Mistake-Last Monday physician pre-
scrbed for man who was unwell, in the upper par
Of the city, marshmaiioscs tea. The good woman
tile house misunderstood the ~Doctor aud prepared
boiled muskmeton. The disease terminated in chole
| "a, aud the patient died ~. Y. Gas.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20
Cloth Dressing.

TZRA FERRlSS and LYMAN RICH
- ARDS having entered into CopaFtner-
ship 10 CLOTH DRESSING, viii enter
upon the business immediately, &C Mr.. Fer
riss' stand. near the Charch 10 Milton. From
their acquaintance with the business. and the
satisfaction given In former years. they hope
60 receive the patronage offheir customers.
FERRISs & RICHARDS.
Million, Sept. 10, leSe rs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20
DIALOGUE.

ScENE-As-'s Portsmouth,, New-ffampshirs.
A. newspaper borrower u plague the wIsole
posse, we say,l just returned isom comfortable III
Courier and Eaqassr, being he y.s asmbsr after iSe
"deIecti0n," and containing the manifesto. B. has
the paper, liz ID uncommOn thing for bOr-
rOwers 10 secure .he FIRST reading when the follow
4. Seen your York paper ,hismornins
b. No-~have yoU a
A. Yss--i, has changed its course.
b. Ab:-Whal course 10 10 going 10 take new
A. u 10 coming 0at for principle.
d. Isi f-the1 III Stop il Immediately!
IA fact literally rendered, with slight change Of
the venue. EP9s0essckee Chroaicks. 1.
! Mr.. Wirf's opinion Of Mr.. Ciay,-We have been
informed, says the Huntingdon Courier. that Nj.
Writ, in conversation with friend at Bedford lew
days siace, that Clay be elected TO the
Presidency, should have aspIendid Presidents and
one 10 whose hands the Interests Of the country would
be safe" This 10 magnaaimous.- Alerwy.
The 1foash of Asgna.-This month, ID appears
has been about Ia degrees cooler than Asguss of
las year; seary sle deg. eoslsr than the nsaa Az
srage Of Eag Sor lass 10 years. asd deg ceoier tban
Asg. 1879. the warmest in the same period; and 10
nearly degree warmer Than il.s very cool Aug. Of
1922 the coolest 10 the la ~ years. The three Sam
msr oshs this year have presented she lowest aver
age Of asy 10 the last IL years. By more than de-
gree; and more than Ia deg. lower than 1890. sle
highest average in lass IL yearss-Nssspsr Msscsy.
zsSbsaeef Egneranes.-A farmer in Peppersl, Mass.
has spess more OF les time and oasy, neary every
ysar. ior shsy yeass 10 dsBisg into sslid rock Of
mica siass In Pursus oissd. md haS nov made IN
eavaos Of more sAaa SIXTY feet. which he hes dons
In grsssmsasure BY he power efhshi and oisisvs,
Or By applying alternately Gre and water. lf be had
known. that he bsasdfl cys,sis which dasalsd HE
eyes were neihiag more nor len than sslphur and
iran or reflected shas eil asi nsld lhas gislss-
ed" he might have saved bic tine. his mepsy and his
ssRss.-Fswiiy Lyssnw.
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STRAYED.'
Wool! Wool !!

rOODWIN 4 GAE4PIN win pay Cksu
~ Coz few ihonaant D01hds Of WOOL
at their Store n Lllchheid
August s.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

The Lineola, (Ais.i Iaislgsaesr declared that
Can T.ekar md come eua as q supposssT Of Jack
ssa Tkls Ne Caa.m0doEs has pubiicy stated @ hc
ham nna unyrineiplsd fabrication. He says that he
shouA danEocalD t1 Eooleeten Of JACKSON e one %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

Of this Bank, 81 Hartford, ON the 6sh inst. the ablow-
ing gen,emen were elected Directors Of the Branch
Bank in this village, vis:-James Gould, Asa BacOn,
William Bue, Ouigen 8. Seymour, Samuel ?. Bodies,
Ithamar Garfield, aud Elisha SsesIing. Aad at the
meeting Of the Directors in Li,ch6eld, hast week,
James GOuld, Esq. elected President, and Charles
Spencer, Esq. Cashier Of the Branch Bank.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

PsndpSe.--A lais ssmber u the Salem Register
very justly semasis. that 'is is remarkable fact that
she Editors Of the three papers which exercised more
iailaencs tan asy ten Others IN the couatry 10 get
Andrew Jackson iaio The presidential chair. are oow
engaged i doiag their utmost 70 tumbe him oai Of il
-sin. Ssephen Simpsoa. Dua Green. and James W..
Webb. These Ediaors have SEGA the evil Of their
ways and ere doiag N ihaf be sxpecssd Of them
% aions Ssr she isry shey greatly contributed TO
inict spoa the country 10 fhs eiseiion ofsach man
q gackssa r s Chisf 1lasisisais. They have abaa-
doaed bic sasse-shsy have sxpsssd die nisdseds Of
seir bsmss associates, and shsir Fespsraiss pagers
sse now xsalousy devoted % he osershrsw % dy-
aasy .vhish ssy kaop % b eesps and dangerous %
ss bsrsies Of shs essssy. Alany other Editors. es
snor asse, have esms ever % The cause Of eosFee,
psiaeplsssiaes ths ass Presidential slsstioa' and we
hearc new changes almost every day."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

The Times last week discovered genuine mares
nest'-nOIhng less than Circular Of the Committee
Of the National Republicans still continues to
harp upon it as though il Of some consequence
Il 10 every day aair-and nO.hsg but the scarcity
OF materials 10 form charges against the Clay party
induces the Times TO ring the changes upon that sub
iect so continually.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

CAasteaoa Eiecticn.At the late charter election in
Ehaflestou, 8. C.. between the NuIi6ers and Union
aeu the Modification candidate for Mayer, Henry L.
Piackhey, editor Of the Mercury, was elected by a
saajOri.y Of about $50. This we believe is aa increase
from last year.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

Early Ffoss.-Oa the morniag Of Thursday last, the
Ash inst. she srouad was literally covered with !
hoarIros: and we have heard Of there being ice IL
some Situations Of the thckness Of IS cent piece
The corn and buekwheat upon the lowlands, being
very backward are somewhat injured but in the hgi
country we apprehsnd no damage has been done.