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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10
CUTLERY. Ihe subseribers hdve imported, per ship United States, from SheDieid. an unusually large
 aud ertensive assortment of
 GU " L E R V,

" U E A G & Xu
 CONSISTING IN PART or 900 dOz. Table KnSves & F0rks,
 INCLUDING
 Ivory, Self-Tip, Buck and Bone Handles.
 PENKNTVES, 600 dozen Pen, Pocket, and Double blade KNIVES, including Rodgers, Greayes', Bntler's and Hunts manufacture, from 50 cents 10 $SO the dozen. 100 Cards Pen and Pocket Knives, superior quality, put up expressly for retailing.
 SO dozen RAZ0RS.
 assorted prices and qualities.
 SCISSORS AND SHEARS. 100 dozen Scissors and Shears--including small lot of Simpson's celebrated Shears. 1O0dox. BreGd, Butchcr and Shoe Knives. 75 < SOrby's C0st Steel flane Irons. CAST STEEL PANNEL and HAND SAWS,
 with Rosewood Handles. Fire Stsels. Oyster Kniyes, Nut I'icksrs. The above invoice, it is believed, pre- scents the largest assortment 0f Cutlery ever before offered in this city. Many of the pat terns are entirely new, and selectdd with great care by one of the pastners at the manufacto- ries in shefIield. RI
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10
NEW BOOKS.

Just Received 0t the New Bookstore im
 East Street,
 rURRAN'S Speeches--W Wyland's Disco. M veries--sd and 4tR t6l.- of TheologicaE Library, tYoung Crusoe the 18th No. Boys~ and Girls Library)--Smith's Productive Grammar, Smiths Arithmetic, Child's Guide, Violin and Flute Instructor.
 Also. several Books for Sunday School Li- 6raries, among which are, Wealthy Farmers. Missouri Scenes. Common Errors, John Barr. Litchfeld, Jufyl7 g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

1t Court cf Probate holden at Lifchfeld, within Gnd for the District of I.ifchfrld. on the 25th day cf September, 4, D. i8SS:
 Present, Frederick 1Volcotf, Esq. Jadge. THlS Court assigns the SO,h day of OctO- -l Der next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of DANIEL HoLr. of Harwinton, in said district. an insolycnt debtor, to receive, exa- mine and adjust the claims of the creditors And the trustees are directed [" publish no- tiication of this order in the newspaper print ed in Litchfeld. and to post up n like notiii- cationpon the signpost in said Harwinten. that all persons interested may attend and he heard if they see cause.
 By order of the Court.
 CALVIN BUTLER,
 ELI PoTTER, Assignees. l7s DANIEL HoIr. JR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10
PANNEL and HAND SAWS,
ERDIAN AND FRENCH
 H A DWARF
'. ee,0fR fleec F1Dtl0ll

9eV0fV deseflVEI0N.
 Country Aierchants are requested to call and exhnline the lot. which will be sold at smalt advance from cost ofimpoftation.
 Smith G Sherman,
 Chapel Street, 3 dOoFs WeM 9f SiaIe1st. New-Haven, Oct. 2, 1883 t7
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE. TIRE Hon. Court of Probate for The Dis. M trict of Ltchfeld hath limited and allow ed six months from the date hereof for ihe creditors t0 the estate of
 LEVI B. DUNBAR. late of Harwinion, deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly aitesled. within said time will he debarrcd a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate nayment to
 JEREMsAH HOLr, Administrator.
 HANNAH DUNBAR, Administrafrir. Hdrcinfon, Sept.23. 1888 l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

Also, O0oto'S FaAehC Co0KING STOvEs for sale as low as can be bought in the state.- These stoves are high ly recommended and are SD constructed as to require less fuel than any others now in use. STOVE PIPE fur
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

hlshtu OH TPdsUHHUIe terms. All orders from abroad promptly ate tended to.
 Also, TIN EYE -I'ROUGHS made of the best materials and at the shortest notice.-- These trnnghs are found by experience to be the cheapest and best DOW in use.
 Those who are in want of the above articles can be supplied at
 M. MORSE'S, is East Street. Litckfeld, Sept. I8 15
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10
DAILY.

THE excellent Dispatch Line of Coaches l have resumed their. route from Litchfeld to NorWalk-lpaving O..Wadhams' Hotel at 2 o'clock A. M. EVERY DAY, kTak arriving at Norwalk at II A. M. where sfam Boats will receive passengers sNeN Fork.
 Passengers asailing tht'nselyes of this op- portupity, may leave LitchfeId at A. M. ar rive in New-York at 3 P. M. and be in Alba ny at 8 o'clock the next morning. Persons travelling bv this route will find the coaches easy and commodious. the teams good, and the drivers attentive and ohlging. M
 CHAS. PARTRICK & coz
 Fare--to Norscalk, GS2 co.
 to Nea0- York, & ES.
 For seats. apply to o. Wadhams.
 Lischfeid, Map, 1888 tf44
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10
TIN. WARE. NCc.

HJHE subscriber would inform the public
 U that he is manufacturing, and has con stanfly OB hand. an assortment Of TIN and SHEET IRON WARE, which he oilers for sale at reasOnahle prices. Pediars ca0 be supplied with complete assortment ot plain Tin, Japanned and Britannia ware wa.a an assortment of Trunk Goods all oi wn'en "i'' he kept constantly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

n GEORGE c. WOODRUFF, P. n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11
MORE, NJ D'S

The commencement Of the University Of Penn.
sylvann took place on Thursday last The pray.
er aud hcnedctlon Ne.c delivered hy the ,fnrrbIo
Bishop White. The decree of Doctor of M,I,.
cine was conferred by the Rev Provost, ". II
DC Lnnccy on IL sludents-of which II (morr
than mird) were from Virginia 80 from Penn.
sylvana-6 from Georgia., New Jefsey-t Die
trict of Columba-3, Dclawarc--3, North Carol.
va from each OF the States of MARYLAND, Nav
York, Connecticut, Alabama and I.onsinna--,n
Tor each of the States of Mississippi Tennessee
Maine and Rhode Island
1 ne largest contribution is, as usual, from Vir
s''o' anu INC ioiowng arc the names Of her gradu.
aies, and the subjects of their respective theses
VIZ Allied Taliaferro on Angina pecroris'
VIM Ashby, Jr. on Anthems Cotula James II
souihalI, Jr on Dysentcry James l.. Jones On
Petitonlils Franklin Courtney, on Scarla,in,
Wm n Wexford on Spinal Irritation; sterling
II fucker, on Intermittent Fever; Maurice Fir
GIbbon, on Action and Function of the Heart
james Hunter, on liys,eria Anderson NJ. New
man, on Scarlet Fever Benjamin f. Terry. ON
liemoptysls John J. II. Sua,th, on Cynanche
irdchealis Henry Nj. Estill, on Constitutional
influence over Local Diseases Peter Templc ON
Bilious Rcmtlcnt Fever; Edward J. YOUNG. ON
Asthma John II. Lochhc0d, on Cynanche Tra.
ehealis ! Roorrt r. Wilson, on Tfaumatic Up.
morrhage Churchill J. Thornton on Scarlatin,
Jas Johnson, on Variola James w Stewart ON
plsocatlon OF the Shoulder Joint John w. LAM
horne on Cold Water William X Trisg, on
ocroiuious Opthamia George r. Redwood ON
acute Gastritis John F. Smith, on Bronchocele
tlheoert A. Coleman on Chronic Bronchitis
John fltman, on Hydrocephalus Acutus VIM. r..
Masruder, on Hemoptysis Henry G Hunt, on
Cowpox Robert G. Jennings, on ScnrIatina
EDWARD 5 Neal, ON Structures of the Urethn .
Ln'leton w, + Land on Cynancho Traehcalis ::
VIM g. Smith, On Acute Hcpatitis Robinson n
Fremont, on Cholera inianum Samue. w. Rur
o. Advantages of Primary Ampu,atlcn; Geor@c
w Cowery, on Varioa Thos j. Miller, on Dys.
petsia Richard Thoalas Male, on Mercury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11


Thc Charleston Mercury Of the 2Sth ut ron
tans the speech which Gcaefaj Hamilton. the III {.
Tor of the Nallfers the satstafinc Hector deli.
vered in the Columbia Convention. on the Compro.
mise bill. lie npnloslcd tor Mes4rs. Calhoun &
Co, thus
" have ard in the acccntanee If the comnro
mise our delegation acted ON an irresistible pollti.
cal and moral necoss,ty--l say tbs emphatically,
for ifthey lad declined the compromise in the face
OF the united anJ earnest solicitation Of the who'll
of our friends in Congress fium the other Southern
states, we shouA have cut ourselves oil even from
the sympathy OF those States, and have been left To
have prosecuted struggle thus hopeless, With the
whole force of The embodied pubic opinion ofthe
South against US"
Nevertheless, he crowcd victory in a vauntful
note;
You, sir addressing Gov Haync,) rccolIect
both in 1924 and 1928, when We breasted the storm
side by sile, in the great conflicts that took place
at those Ill starred cycles of legislative prof .acy
and abandonment, that we then as humble sunni.
ants iog justice, would have closed with Mr. Cam
breerg proposition, after providing for list of
free articles, tina, the revenue should settle down
on an ad yalorem basis of % per cent May we
not now, when no longer .upplicants but teit4
arms IN cur hands, not begging justice, but de
mnnding it, accept far more favorable adjust
men,"
Again
"lhe boon has been won 10y our sturdy ress.
farce, and now at tbs very instant South Carroll.
ma accepts II, not as suppliant Blended knee.
but 1c'th her lance conetsd aud not feather qui.
verng In her plume"
The case as represented by the General is this
Tho Naliihers forced Majority of Congress 10
offer compromise and they, the Nulhfers, were
under a moral and political necessity" to accept
the compromise thus extorted Compulson on
both sides ;-content on neither.
Sir Thomas Brisbane has been elected Presilen,
OF the Royal Society Of Edinburgh, as successor TO
Sir Waller Scott
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

eeaEtd g serve Il apon Miner. Tie latter car
ried an axe--rtfiised 10 be iakcn-and declared nc
would Gu, down the first man who attempted II.
Two or three advanced tow ards him as he was
ingng IL round and Smith arrnng himself with
a stake about esht feet long approached him still
md struck the hcivc Of tho axe but did not
succeed in disarming him. lie then dropped the
stake ahd turned TO run. when Miner gave him an
o,efhsndca blow with the axe across the back, be-
tween the 81 builders, Il advancing INV. him another
blow with the same weapon. Smith died ia a very
few minutes after the blow was eiYen.
The dcfente set up was that the deceased was
not legnI officer OF Ill. town-tha, no e"hoder OF
that State had ndoised the wri' as the 10 required
that the prisoner dB no, know that the deceased
was an oiiieef-lhrtle and hls inmy had been ille
gaiy ossailod by Wheaton and his assistant
The jury however uhdcr the ehnrse ofthe Court
found the prisoner guilty of Murder. The follow
me account oi his person aud appearance on the
tua - from the Providence Journal
MlHcr's conntenanee, wtiiou, indicating vicious
passions may be snid TO be rather NAME and to de-
vcloPe very lihl character of any KIND. His
aspect during the trel was that Of Oppressive
sorlow lie is about forty seven years OF age
but a1vcrsity winch We told has been his lot
has iorcsned the work of time, and his grey hairs
and care worn features would bcs peak him man
~ tIee-Scofe ahhe listened to the testimony OF
the Witnesses, or the arguments Of COUNSEL Tho
:" fruitful river of the eye" often overflowcd and
sclu ed his face with tcars-but at times his agony
seemed too great for such rclcf-and the fountain
of his grefbccame sealed and its WATERS too bitter
10 swell up, in heart drops, to his eye. Such sor-
row rs thousand tunes deeper than that hcrHldcd
by tears Miner will leave u wife and nine chi
dren. lie was born in Stonington, Councillor,
and has resided IN that State and IA Massachusetts
While the Jury were coming into Court, The coun.
tcnnnce OF the prisoner was strongly marked with
lanlngcd anxiety aud fear. There WIS an cnirea,.
ing oPonyso to speakin his look aud manner.
When the verdict was pronounced ,hls face sudden
t. became sufused-but IN a moment
-" The hearts tumuuous blood
Rol'd back in silence 10 its cell swift and heavy
food )"
and he was pale as marble.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

NonrotK, April 6.-The U. S. ship Natchcz,
Capt XantzInger, from Charleston, =. g whence
hc sailed on Saturday last, anchored oil he Navy
Hospital last evening-otiiccrs and crew in good
health Major Gen Scott of the U. S Army, came
passenger IN the Natchcz, and landed at Fortress
Monroe.
MOI cncn Of TroopS-It is runored tina. eight
companies of the U. 5. Troops at Charleston, Is.
G ) are to return Immediately to Fortress Monroe,
and that three OF the companies now stationed at
the Fortress, are to be transferred to New London
and one to New York.
Three companies u, S. Troops left the Arsenal
at Augusta on the 2Sth ut for Fort Mitchell.
Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

irom iic Baltimoc Ame, iean, april G.

{'rJM kif f5dtttMe'C anna tfdh, 3pTiG o.
TIE .h0tera al Haratta.--Thc schooner Fan
Fan at this port yesterday from Havana, brings
adyicss to the 9th ult The Gazette states that
the accounts received by her represent the progress
of tho Cholera truly appalling. From the 9th
ofFcbruary TIL the eth Of Much, fire thousand
900 whites, aud 1909 blacks, } had died OF the
dseasc--and on the day before the sailing of the
Fan Fan, IRE anndfed pers0ns are stated TO have
been taken Oft ANA the same number had been
buried each day for several days previously. The
Captain General has issued an ORDER that all the
artillery shall be fired at sunrise each day, III the
hope of purifying the atmosphere The Board Of
Health a, Havana have issued an order prohib-
Ting the sale, by the Apo'hecsrics, of any medi-
cines under the of specifics for the cure of the
Cholera Several of the Apothecaries have offered
TO furnish medicines gratis To the poor. The SUI
pernendcnts of the Hospitals make the same com
plants which were urged in this country, as to the
patients being brought to the Hospitals in the last
stage of the disorder, and absolutely incurable
Since the above was type we have received the
following letter dated
HAVANA, March %, 1888.
The Cholera Is making such ravages among our
population that business is almost entirely supcnd-
ed and the clerks in commercial houses brokers'
car,men, launehmen and day labourers are unwil.
ling to work. Our daily list Of deaths, pubAclv
kno'rn, falls not far short Of 800 but il is suppose
that the number is greater Strangers are not per-
mited to so outside the walls, lest they should dis.
cover the mortality.
One individual has lost 80 out o. 200 slaves and
nearly the whole black population has been attack
ed
We cannot change our quotations OF produce since
our last, for during the existence of the pcstencc
which, we hope will be Of short duration, prices
must be nominal.
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and he was pale as marble.

From he Boston Daiiy Adrethgcr, 3pr11
SUICIDE Another painful case of suicide oc
cured in this city yesterday afternoon. Mr. sam
ue Noyes, n Grocer who sided IN Portland street
and kept n shop at tic corncr Of Hanover and Elm
street, hung himself with handkerchief To the
bed post IN his chamber, while all the M mlcrs o.
his family were gore to Church IN the rft.tnoon.
lie dined with his family, and nothing unGsual
was observed in hs conduct he "a, ut Ct The
house with his wife and DAUGHTER as the went 70
church, hat Immediately returned, and "as obfer
we'd from the opposite house, to lock the door nnd
cate and to close the shutters II j., chanlbrt.
When his son and other members Of the family re-
turned the dool and cate werc found locked, ana
necessary tocnfcr the house through q win
dow On entering the chamber, his BODY was
found suspended above mentioned, and he was
quite dead Prince Snow, Esq. the Coroner, vas
called, md an inquest was held on the body, whose
verdict was IN conformity with the above facts.
The deceased was II NAN highly respected, and no
has been assigned for the preparation OF this
act except the embarrassment which the deceased
has sufltl1d IN his business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

W. copy rhs following from he Nnf'onnl Ia
f.Hseotcr' Of the 9th Apu because II u chur.
aeterlstio Of the salued olet 10 whom relates.
" WHO Wills NAY toSatfa'
Intuigh, during the eonnagrstion of the trca-
sufy department, obsefycd uit lndelateabIc
man, Mr. Clarke, cletl OF the house OF repfesontn-
uvos, III the mids, Of the crowd passing iron ono
place to another nmou the persons cnsasei IN res
cning the papers md documents iioa lhe aamcs
Some ono asked hlm whut he was nftfr want
sad he very cooliy, 10 get my account oi The con.
,ingent expenses Of the house, which hled on the
ODD IN the off, If the first auditor Inc gentle
man laughed, and sud he NIGH, Il, Wei look for o
needle in hay st,ek Mr. Ctarke answered, q III
Try In mn hour or SO. saw him hold up to the
attorney general bundle papers, aud Say, sir,
hsTe they atemy vouchers for more than one
6undred ,hogS nd dollars Of government money eY.
pended. wilI.aleop sound to morrow night"
This 1850 much like him in his own Office where
he does not admit Of the excuse that paper ran'i
BE- 'oan+, TINT thought would state the fnct, as
worth publishing SUBSCRIBER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

WAY, Mr.. Wallace INN, d.a,eiy eniis,ta
, Head, tnow West Chester in Church's r, uf'
ny, a,h Pennsylvania Regiment, COMMA ,"pa-
Col Anthony Wayne. was appointed e.. oy
and served III that station TO the end Of tho ovati,
wss engaged IN the bloody affair at the Tn. lie
ers, when the attempt was made to bum tho NV
vessels. lie was engaged in the baule ~ ' =,
Iron Hills undsr Col Wayne, end in Tho h =, The
Brandy wine where he aided in carryin, c. a'e Of
fayette oil the field when wounded On ,,o a,, la.
OF the so'h OF September, l777, a de,acbm.nsnt
brtSh troops, under Gen. Gray, perpetrs,a,
massacre on small body of American ,,oeu
Wallace was IN the conflict, and escapod DIS
non ny taxing refuge among cluster ofcn,.a.
OAK SPROUTS lie was at the battle of Gcrman,o,.''
TIC oa'ie Oh Monmouth-and at las, taken -.
sohcr WIN APT Scaey and IL others in NJ.
Jersey. Amer his exchange he acted "a w"
in the forIorn hope of s,ormine Stony D. seam
afterwards marched to South Carolina ami rs
the battles ofthe Cowpcns, Eu,aw and Ca, ""' 10
ana was al The closing scene Of the war. e,yo...
town. ~ iorh-
In I7so lie saln enlisted mt New Pr,o.,.t
New jersey, under Capt. Lane, and joined Tho %
G'mcnt under Col. flarmar, destined ia c,,,,'
the N"hawkS These troops were discb,sa',
without seeing any service aud in l7S6 VII.
"""'h tt'i led aud continued III tue army ro r.
years lying at The for's on the western wa.e,s
n l79l. III Wallace again enlisted a, pL.
."t'Phih IN the company unicr Cnp;aib Do,i
wleh afterwards formed par q ~ force con,,2
Cd ~ Ger. st flir against tic Indians -
west lie wss IN the tcrrJiG slaughter csr..,.
CLAIR s uefrai,'n b'ch he was wounded - Ma
Nrm = hal His arm was So iniolfI ,l,.7
has never since been strHiea -. a,y.,tl.,s.
remained III the army, ana ~ : n tn ,,ti, c,,.r
by Wayne with the itliets II 1871
tie afterwards served fve vcars in me AR
sub Leylon, under Captain Pr, ihe ,a.i,rr o..
late Gen Pike " hen the Legion was dis ,71ro5
he fell mto.the "a Regiment IN apta,r Scb,,,.'
company and was at last marched to NV 0L,a.
~ d. the regiment commanded by Cd ,r
ms Cushing, nnd was finally discharged IN Wv,
al the ose OF eieh!y, Ivy Gen. Wade Hamp. on On.
accou. OF disability
it's respectable veteran has Ne ur8,r>e,r
ron ser from gentlemen of high character in Pom
;. 'Ha''a IL hss been PERSONAL, ktowl. for ma.
ny yeas, &c Col lsaac Wavne tn sor.ot G.r
Wiyne, eaeer whom he served n tn revolui,oe
n'd sahseq eaty the iodan WIS Of the IVES,
~ vs. g. has h ne aud Two chillren-ihe
y"dnges' ai,"e, - ears OF rye anu The peua,a
tHhe,I r.ee,1ea ny 6,m from Government rno.uts
o"tyt0 rens SIC C,nts per day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

We learn rom Washington slys the New
York Commercial Advertiser, thnt our oble and
esteemed fellow citizen, Charles r. Leslie, has nc
eePted the appointment OF Professor of Drawing at
West Point and may be expected here IN Septem.
ben next w are also Informed from the same uu.
Ihenlic source, and II Is with regret We announce
II, TINT Col 1haysr either has res isned, ia
l.nda torcsl6n his situation as superintendent at
that sNuon-in Consequence, as we learn, Of the
restoration of some Cadets who had be.a suspend
cd for breach OF the discipline and arrangements
oi that SEMINARY, which is considered us yield
ment
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CAtyfnr Corsry, Mn March 70, 1888

i3tic Tdtor o. he Raiitnlorc Patriot
Sir e. II becomes my painful duty 10 state that
JOHN LARklN DORSEY il 10 more. He
cnnie to an untimely ond, in Alternating 10 cross
the fauxcnt ut tbs place on Friday, the 29il
March. Soon after The ferry boat, IN which he
had embarked, left The shore, sudden squat came
up aud cupslzed her This disaster would not
have happened but for the circumstance Of there
being several horses On board Every effort was
made To save Mr.. Dorsey. but m yalu--he sunk to
rise no more Thus has been cut of, IN the prime
OF life, talented and worthy young man, III the
full career of honor and usefulness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

A case has been decided in New ork IN favor
ofthc New York Daily Sentinel against Lee, Pow
ell & Co, wherein the principle vas confirmed that
persons receiving newspaper, without ordering
il discontinued are liable in all cases for the pay
ment of the same
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

Thomas " Baus hon Gas.alis. Wii,sm Cisrke
on cynanehe 1rachealis Abel L. Pieot OF
Infhnticide Willie Jones Eppes. on lnguinal
Iicrns
NJ the commencement in Inst wear, there were
iG graduates IRteh Compiler.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

= 'I|VTT'"H H---8ITned wv N = VOC ~
Sit q ll,r- tbs sis s'rugsc for Tie present
NassAcurs lr, 4 sree, apathy appears to
hsse prevailed Of en- ton, which took pa" on
Monday COR Ale.ahsls Il Courress, ~ some el'he
afsltiris W nave ard d.csiyr.y eny from
Boston. Wnote scarcely halftAc votes of the city
~eTe pojcI h consequence OF which there was
fiesfc. The following 10 given n the result
Cn.Rlfs G GrfsSf, Democratic Jackson, $40
TnlopoHr IfHa9 Federal 10 eos
fnaNcls g Gt,Y4 National Republican, 1Ghl
Geoeef OpigR<e, AntltnasCn, J3l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11
The Washington Globe furnishes the follow
notice Of venerable soldier:
A VETERAN PENSIONER

n We EXAM PENSlONER
Among the applicants for pensions there is ,t
present IN the city a venerable soldier from Chester
county, Pennsylvania, who is in the lOl,l vear Of
his age. His name is ANDREW Wallace
lie was born at Inverness, Scotland on the l1th If
March, 1880, and arrived in America in 1882 He
retains fine intelligent countenance, and the fnll
possession of his faculties, although his BODY
shakes continually with paralysis 1t seems TIM,
this individual followed the profession of arms
through life from prediction but i!hout the soh-
test ambition. Although always steady, temner.
ate, and regular IN the discharge of his duties he
never IN the course of29 yeprs service rose Above
the grade Of an Orderly Sergeant. Before he e(,
oco't'nd' he was IN the battle of Culodcn on the
s'de OF the Stusrts-Shortly after his arrival in
America, he volunteered Il, Chester, aud was nm.
pointed an Orderly Sergeant IN Captain Uarnan 9
company Inns was al the commencement of tI
French war The company afterwards become
Par1 OF the regular force under Colonel DARK rs
Virginia, which belonged to the division of Rad
dock army commanded 10y General Forbes NJ,
w atiace was not the defeat Of Braddock .s
the command Of Forbes was no, in tn, .c,',,,
a. NC .oAnetelaeat q The Revolutionary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

GTedt fatft7e Of C7gr:--The house OF Mcssrs
Ga g g. E cf27', Londoo, lately fa..ed for &loo.'