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exclams, "Besides certain Of this action
Have ,ce not been disappointed in it other eo.
stn'es heretof0reP'
gay The following tables exhibit at glance what has
been done on this subject during the last pre-
terms IoaPpreciae properly what has been effected by
Gen. Jackson however, we must not only consider the
sum which he has applied 10 the debt but advert to the
disposition which, but Tor his presumption debating to
the naon (as it was termed) would have made Of
by those who considered it matter Of of conse-
qucnce whether debt perfectly were paid
at once, orett TO- be paid in the future the
question merely regarded the oil dollars and cents
as compared with our national resources. ii certainly
matter OF little moment But the subject bad bear
OF Tar different nature; they full well knew who
sought to contine the public attention 'the insignificant
as childish notion.
S1ATEHhNI@ahea amount applied tho Public annually dur
ing ne 4dnnra,ons M 7dlrs AID Gea jackson, stis
ing betneen Principal and Interest.
MIR. ADAMS.
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() This Is the bill sanctioned by the Head Of the
treasury anu The administration protrafng the greater
part OF the manufactures VI the country, TO which Mr.
Clay gave prominent place 10 his picture Of the erors
which threatened his beloved system and from which il
was 10 he rescued by the "new bill"
~ In order TO make fair comparison between the sub.
stance Of That which here so e1uIngly held up and that
which had been explicitly recommended by Cen Jack.
and which the influence OF his measures and his voice
had brought the public sentiment to- ii will be necessary
70 look li'ue cosey here into the meaning of words
We shall then what the thing really IT, which the con.
yenlion usher IN with such flourish OF rumpes Their
language here recalls fOrcby mind the prediction made
by John Taylor Of Caroline that Congress were about TO be
come transformed into totally different thing from what
The Constitution intended The Constitution intended
hey should be Legislative body, whose business is Ia
make TO alter and repeal laws; the
Got whom MIR Calhoun is the prince) were about ia
change them into body ofdiplomdsfs whose occupation
would be TO struggle for balances Of power TO make bar.
gains and 10 recognise principles
"Ibe distinct recognition in the new Bill of two grea,
principles which we deem Of nestinable value" What
does this mean In what sense is il that what was done
y Congress eau be termed the "fecogoidon VI "pnn.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
Nav Diet 1927

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
May 2lst, 1893. I
The following annunciation OF the death of Captain
just been received. The Department cordially sympa-
thses with the relatives friends and brother officers OF
the deceased, and untes with them in deplorng loss
which the nation sustains in the death Of this talented in
telligent, and excellent officer.
U. s. NAVY YARD, NEw-YoR
May 18th, 1888. I
SIR: Il becomes my painul duty inform You of the
sudden death OF Brevet Capt Joseph C. Hall who did
yesterday about o'clock, p. M.
Captain Hall was in command of the Marine Guard on
board OF the United States Receiving Ship Franklin and
WAS an attentive, excellent officer.
have the honor TO be- very respectfully Sir your most
obediont humble servant,
Signed }. CHAUNcEY.
To JOHN BOYLE, ESQ.,
Acting Secretary of the Navy, Sc &c., Washington.
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And thereupon Messrs. wolbert, whiteman, Hunt.
Cavenaugh, Trsner, Paynter and Keeie were accord
ingy appointed.
Published by order Of the Corporation Of the District Of
Southwark. Attest JOHN OAKFORD, Clerk. n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

portion, Of life which passes from the time
when infants go from their mothers arms,
TO the time when they are usually sent to
the common school.
A. They furnish, in their exercises OF
marching, singing, clapping,. &c, most
heallhfnI employment for that period OF
life when exercise is more Indispensable to
health than at any other period; when
. children first begin to use their limbs
when motion, either of body or mind, is
their very element and life.
$. They give 10 infants, between the a
ges Of two and six years old, an amount Of
discipline and instruction in the clemcats Of
learning which is almost incredible-an a
mount which surpasses the sanguine ex-
pectations Of the fondest parent.
6. They teach all children to sing. Man
is musical being by nature. and, ifbegnr
with when an infant, may be taught to sing
Z. They do much, very much for the
cultivation and improvement Of the heart
To make deep moral impressions is thu
leading object in every school. They
aim to preserve the children from what i
bad, and to put them under the infusnc,
of what is good.-Brit. s. s. Teacher
Magazine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
NEW BOOKS.

THE Token s. Atlantic Souvenir for 1855.
L. The Christian Souvenir. a Christmas.
New-Year's aud Birth Day Present for 1888.
The Comic Token for 1883.
Dernaot McMorrogh, OF the Conquest OF
Ireland; historical tale of the Twelfth Cen
fury, in four cantos. BY John @. Adams.
Magdalea Facts, b. J. r. MeDowall.
Remarks on the Influence of Mental Cult
walton ON fhr Health. by Aniariah Brigham.
| IA very useful and eniertaining soiume.
| Indian Biography by u. B. Thatcher.
Lander's Discovery Of the Terminali0n 81
the Niger.
For sale at the cheap Book and Variety
Store Of is n. A. LORD.
Persuasion, ~ Miss Austin. author ol
Pride and Prejudice; Henry MastsrtOn ;
Westward 10 Chamber Spa; and several
other works, have been recently added to the
FrauLlln Library. ~ VA
December 81 at so
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

At a Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury.
sOithin and for the District Of Sharon, on rhs
loth day Of December, 1889:
Present. Samuel Church, ESQ. Judge.
M ATHANIEL BERRY, Of Sharon, admins
l Y traitor on the estate Of Charles e. Berry,
late Of said Sharon. in said district, deceased,
represents said estate to be insolvent--W Where
upon this Court doth appoint Israel Camp and
Benjamin Lines Of said Sharon appraisers of
said estate-and directs said administrator to
give notice to all persons interested ia the
same to appear (if they see cause) before the
Court OF Probate to BE- holden at the Probate
Office in said Salisbury, on the slst day Of
December inst. at o'clock A. M. to be heard
relative to the appointment OF Commissioners
on said estate, by posting said order Of notice
on a public sign-post in said Sharon, aud By
advertising the same in a newspaper printed
in Litchfeid. Certified from Record.
90 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

THE PARTING YEAR.

Farewell! I 70 % shas shadOwy land
VASE uns fathers slamber-a mighty bapdS
7 90 10 the years that have pass'd away,
Ts,he ages that sleep In their silent decay,
To t.e buried Joys, to the hopes and The fears,
That have smid on datken'd. the yapish'd years.
I no, and farewell to thee. dreary earth,
These's cloud hyjOy there's tear in thy mirah;
For transient and faint Is thy sanniest day,
And Thy visions Of gladness win fade away,
And the song, and the daace aud the fes,a are oer
And The harp's wild music is heard no more.
Farewell! since smiled in inlancy's bloom,
thousand have gone 10 the silent tomb;
A father weeps Ger his CHERISHED son,
And a mother laments for her nurseling gone;
The saiIor-boy sleeps in the briny wave,
Aud the soldier has found an early grave.
Farewell, farewell! torihe summer hours
Have faded away like the dewy flowers;
The bird has flown 10 warmer cline,
The hee has forgotten her favorite thyme,
Thelwinter Is here, with his snOw-wreath'd brow
Farewell! may not abide with ye now.
Alortals! / 60 10 that shadowy land
Where my fathers slun,ber--a mighty band;
Oh! ever remember TO You must come
The fatal hour TINT will seal your doom:
Then,seek that bright world where the angels dwell
Where years have No ending Farewell, farewell!
TIMe Ch1rchm0n. ~ 81 E M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
.Neso .YOyk ED0ngelsst.

II SU~OSS
3f1lHIS paper is published weekly, at So 50
+ Il per annum, in advance. It is devoted ia
ReUivais of Religion. doctrinGl discussion, Pr0c.
teal Goodness, and religious intelligence gene
rally. On the LIST ofJanuary it will be con-
sid erably enlarged, and published on an entire
newvtype. At that time the present editor Of
this (Norwalk) Gazette will become interest
ed in its publication, and would respectfully
solicit Of his christian friends in this county,
who are DESTROYS OF a religious paper, their
countenance and support in his new enter
prise. He asks their attention to the follow
ing testimonial -
Rer Joshua Learas Dear Sir-When the Evan
gest was fret announced, i doubted it's wisdom and
practcabiy both, and stood aoof from lie interests
More reflection and observation have convinced me
Of ils great Importance; and cannot hesitate most
cordially 10 invoke for It the practical regard OF all
christians, and the benediction Of the Lord Almighty.
"A When consider the places where, and the times
when, and the ends for which crcuAtes; The grea,
crisis Of principles which it 10 called meet its pc
cnliar Characteristics and aims s contact with the
popular mind; its destined influence in - community
Of readers; the resources, other than Pecunary !
mean which are pledged for its supports its bold and
manly discussion Of questions and points too fashona-
bly, evaded elsewhere ils imparaity, that loves ev-
dence without drcading ight.-since i were worse
than semi-nidel imply that investigation would rn-
in the very foundation OF our faith: without claiming
any thing like imnacaate for it's characterand while
am conscious that il has enough Of impel lection to
es conclude that ought to be Supported; and that
must be, and shall be, Il there Intelligent chris
,ans in this country who believe in the coming SUBJ
jugaton Of the world to the pure and blessed donn-
ion Of the gospel!
We have no paper that take its place, however
respectable its existing contemporaries may be. Its
path 10 s own; and though neither nor you receive
for oracnlous every thing that IL contains, it may be
encouraged to walk or run IN that path.
Your paper has gained ground IN all directions,
conceive, among the good among the friends Of con
VERSIONS THAI H. Of genuine revvals OF religion. May
their prayers attend You in your arduous, and respoR
sihle, and conspicuous labors. May the Father Of
I lights be the Great Counsellor and Patron Of the
Evangelist, as no 10 OF that Gospel which wishes to
dfuse and from which il takes its richly expressive
| name! SAMUEL ii. COX.
/ Decenl,er 1882
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
bur Gaps and Collars.

TUST received. a lot Of CAPS. Mems and
e Boys, consisting Of Fur Seal, Hair Seal.
and AfOuntain Beaver. Also COLLARS Of
varions kinds for Cioaks, which are offered at
small advance from cost, by
VIM. PORTER.
One door south Post Ofiee, Dec. 90 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

4 A real Jonathan, in taking walk with
his dearest, came to toll bridge, when he,
as honestly as he was wont to be, said af-
ter paying his toll, (Which was one cent
Come Sukc, You must pay, your own toll,
for jus. as like as no. shan't have you ar
ter ALL
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
-'-.' - North Sired. Nor. 90.
DRY GOODS

FF9 Al REDucEO PRICES.
TVHE subscriber will sell the stock Of Dry
Il Goods on hand (which consists Of most
kinds wanted) Extra Cheap for cash or short
credit. Also at first cost, a lot of CROCK"
cry, and variety Of HARDWARE.
GROCERIES, good supply at less tina"
usual prices. SALT quantity Of heavy
Turks Island Salt, selling less than common
price. LEATHER, SIC. BIC. So.
Those who wish to buy Goods on the SAT-
ing principle, will find it for their interest to
call at the North Street Store before buying
elsewhere.
rs WIN. ROLES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

|WHEREAS my wife MAIlNnA has len
w my bed and hOard--I hereby forbid
any person trusting. harboFing, or employing
her or any other member of my family, aa
win pay mo- debts of their contracting after
this date. ALANS0N MORGAN.
Waren, Dec. 10, Ieaa fH9t eco
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
s.leieh and 0ueter shoas.

UTM. PORTER viii keep during the sea.
w son constantly on hand Cast Iron
Sleigh aud Cutter SHOES, which will be sold
at the manufacturers prices.
Also, Cast Iron PIPE BOXES, for one or
two horse Waggons-Fire Dogs, &c.
Carriage makers aid others in want Of the
above articles are invited to call and examine
them. 90 Dec OF
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
NOTICE.

NHE Court Of Probate for the District of
- h'schtieId hath assigned the l6th day OF
January next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Office ia Litchiield, for the ex-
animation and settlement Of the administra-
ton account OF the Subscribers. administrators
on the estate OF Olivia ALLYN, late Of Tor
rington, IN said district. deceased. at which
time and place oil persons interested in said
estate wl'i. u they see cause, attend before
said Court and DC heard in the promises.
BY order Of said Court.
b NELSON ALLYN, I Adminisr
JOSEPH ALLYN, s tratsrs.s
IorvingioH. Dee. ie. issR 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
MOCKASONS.

HENTLEMEN's aud Ladies' Buck Skin
NJ MOCKASONS, embroidered and plain,
a useful article for the present season, for sale
by WIN. PORTER.
December "a 20
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IPuBLIc, No. 55.l


AN ACT to revive the act entitled s'an act supple
mentary to the several laws for the sale of public
lands.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
SIGNATURES of The United States Of america in Con-
gress assembled, That in ali in which persons
settlers occupants ofthe public lands prior
the first day of May, one thousand eight hundred
and thrty-two, and were authorized to enter under
the provisions of the act, entitled San act supple
mentary to the several laws for the sale of public
lands," approved April fifth, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-two, and were prevented from
making their entries, in consequence of the public
surveys not having been made and returned, or
where the land was not attached to any land dis
trict, or where the has been reserved from sale
in consequence of disputed boundary between two
states or between state and territory, the SAID
occupants shall be permitted to enter the said
lands On the same conditions in every respect, as
were prescribed in said act, within one year after
the surveys are made, or the land attached to a
land district, the boundary line established; am
if the land shall be proclaimed for sale before the
piration of year aforesaid, then the said
tiers occupants shall be permitted to enter before
the sale thereof
APPROVED, March 2, 1888.
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PUBLIC, No. COL

AN ACT to authorize the Governor of the Terr;to,v
of Arkansas to sell the land granted to said Terri
tory by an act of Congress approved the fifteenth of
June, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two.
and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That whenever the Governor of the
Territory of Arkansas shall furnish to the Secretary
OF the Treasury sufficient description of the boun-
dares OF the thousand Of land granted by an act
OF Congress OF the fifteenth Of June, thousand eight
hundred aid tMrty-two, to the Territory of Arkansas,
Tor the erection ofa Court-house and Jail in the town
OF Little Rock, in the Territory aforesaid it shall be
the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to cause
patent to be issued for said thousand acres land to
the Governor of Arkansas, and his in office
in trust, for the benefit oil the Territory of Arkansas
for the purpose OF erecting courthouses and Jail at
Little Rock
SEC. g .Andb IT. further enacted That the Govern
of the said Territory of Arkansas be, and he is
hereby, fully empowered and authorized to lay off
into town lots conforming, as near as practicable to
the present plan OF the town of Little Rock much
of said grant of thousand of land as he NAV
deem advisable to be approprated and that he be-
further authorized to sell the same, from time to time
the public Interestingly require and the residue of
said grant, which may not be laid off into town lots
corresponding with the plan of the said town of Little
Rock he shall be authorized to dispose of in such lots
Tor parcels he may deem advisabe but in no case
shall he be authorized to SELL unless he shall give uub
he notice of such sale, by an advertisement in ON. or
more newspapers printed in the Territory of Arkan-
sas, and said sale shall be public at the courthouse in
the town Of Little Rock.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That in cas-,
suitable situations cannot be had free of cost to the
Territory, for the location of the State house. as well
for the courthouse and Jail IN the iowa of Little
Rock, the Governor aforesaid shall be, and he is
hereby fully authorized to select and lay off suitable
squares for each of those buildings within the addition
hereunto authorized to be added the town of
Rock; and that the squares selected and land of
shall be appropriated to the use OF the respective build
ngs for which they may be designated, and for no
other purpose whatsoever, forever.
Sec. a. find be 1t further enacted, That the Gov
shall execute deeds for the lots be may sell under
the provisions this act to purchasers so soon as the
purchasers shall pay off entirely the they Gay
nave bid for any lot lots, and all sales shall be for
cash.
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PUBLIC, No. 49,
AN ACT further to extend the powers of the board
of canal commissioners for the improvement OF the
Tennessee river, in the state of Alabama
Be it enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatues Of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the commissioners appointed by the
state of Alabama to superintend the improvement Of
the Tennessee river and their in office, be-
and they are hereby authorized to suspend the i'm
provement of much of sand river is below Flor
enoe in said state, and every other part the same,
until the canal, and other improvements between
Lambs ferry and Campbel's ferry shall have been
completed; any thing in the act entitled s:an act
to grant certain reinquished and unapproprated
lands to the state of Alabama for the purpose OF
improving the navigation of the Tennessee, Coosa,
Cahaba and Black Warrior rives," approved twenty
third of May, thousand eight hundred and twer-
ty-eight, to the contrary Notwithstanding.
APPROVED, March 2, 1888.
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PUBLIC, No. 58.1


AN ACT to extend the provisions of the act of the
sd March, one thousand eight hundred and seven,
entitled an act to prevent settlements being made
on lands coded to the United States, until author
lied by law"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repr-
sentatlves OF the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That all offences prescribed in the
act emitted san act to prevent settlements being made
on lands ceGeed to the United States until authorized
by law" approved the third of March, one Thousand
eight hundred and seven, when committed upon pub.
tic lands not situated within any state or organized
territorial government, shall he recognizable in the
District court of the United States held in the state
nearest where the said offence may have been com.
mtted; and the offenders, upon conviction, shall be
punished accordingly. And the said court shall also
have jurisdiction to hear and determine all suits OF
prosecutions, instituted for the recovery of all fines
and penalties imposed by the said act
Sec 2. Hind be itfurtter enacted, That it shall
be lawful for the President of the United States, te
direct the Indian Agents at Prairie Du Chen, ant
Rock lsland either of them, when offences against
the said act shall be committed on lands recently ac
CURED by treaty from the Sac and Fox Indians, tc
execute and perform all the duties required by the sale
act to be performed by the Marshals in such mod,
as to give full effect to the said act, in and over the
lands acquired aforesaid.
APPROVED, March 2, 1888
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UbLlC3 4No. of.
AN ACT prescribing the mode by which patents for
public lands shall be signed and executed.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiues Of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That it shall be lawful for the Presi
dent the United States by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, to appoint Secretary, with
salary of one thousand five hundred dollars per
mum, whose duty it shall be, under the direction Of
the President, to sign in his name, and COR him, all
patents for lands sold granted under the authori-
ty of the United States.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That this act
shall continue and be inorce until the fourth day oil
March, thousand eight hundred and thirty
APPROVED, March 2, 1888.
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be, and hereby is authorized and required to cause
the public lands lying along the line of demarkation
between the states of Indiana, and Illinois, as estab-
shed by the Joint sanction of those states be
veyed in connection with said line, on either side
thereof.
SEC. 2. And be IT. further enacted, That the
tary OF the treasury be- and hereby is, authorized to
allow for the service to be performed under this act
such further compensation addition to regular price
now authorized by law, to him shall appear to be
just and reasonable to be paid out of the regular
appropriation for surveying public lands northwest of
the Ohio river
APPROVED, March 2, 1888.
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AN ACT granting an additional quantity of land
Tor the location of revolutionary bounty land var
rants.
Be it enacted by the Senate and house of Repre-
sentauves OF the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the further quantity of two
hundred thousand acres Of land be, and the smae is
hereby, appropriated, in addition to the quantity
heretofore appropriated by the act entitled san act
tor the relief of certain officers and soldiers of the
Virginia line and navy, and Of the continental army
curing the revolutionary warp approved the thf-
tleth May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty,
and the act, entitled San act to extend the time OF
issuing military land warrants to officers and soldiers
OF the revolutionary war;" approved the thirteenth
July, one thousand eight hundred and thirty two
which said appropriations shall be applied in the
manner provided by the said acts, to the unsatised
warrants, whether original or duplicate, which have
been or may be, issued, therein directed to the
officers and soldiers, and Others, as described in said
acts: Pooided, that the said certificates of scrip
shall be receivable in payment of any of the public
lands liable to sale at private entry.
APPROVED, March 2, 1888,
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A.. PUBLIC, NC. o.
AN ACT to authorize tine president of the United
states to cause the public surveys to be connected
With the line Of demarkaton between the states OF
Indiana and Illinois
Ra Il enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the President of the United States
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BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY
SECOND CONGRESS.
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[PuBLIc. No. SOL

SECOND CONGRESS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20

LOsCelg.-Fiiteen years ago the town of Lowell might have existed in the imagination OfsOme scientific sPeculatcr. who had traver- sed the ground then occupied by the Locks