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hNCASIER, DENLY CO, .4ucfioneey, and
- Honmssto" .Herehonfs, offer tor sale in store
ooo hhds 81. Crox and Porto Rico sugars mar, nri,e
zoo boxes and bbls. double and single o, s,ea" '.'
fined do. % ' o"" re-
40 boxes white Havana do
i-oo oags ana Dbl: coffee; consisting Of old Jaws, Ma,
ono n'''a' k'o Havana, Laguira and ST. Dou,n,o
'oo packages Gunpowder, Imperial Young Uvson
and Hyson teas e ~ ~"
ioo hn's. molasses Sugar House, Porto Rico and
ZooOo lbs cotton yarns, assorted
100 coils Manila cordage
With large and general sssor,me,, r. r;
DomesIc Liquors; among which, superior Copn,c br,m
~ imported direct; wines Of almost every Mind and
IVY among which, choice old l.. p Madeira in ,ra
p 10 Quarter Casks, half do aud bottles Lond IN p"cI
~, w pipes, anh Fort IN bottles, received from Liver
eqa' 10 any ever seen in this market pepper p;,",o
@ ginger nu'megs, mace, window glass SOAP and cU
u'es' owe OIL tanners do, some vefy superio, solo
'ner' SHOES, hats. madden, ssIipere alum sho, ~
ssa,s, H"zsrds celebrated axes paisse aud co,,nero
August 20. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24
POLITICAL

THE ELECTION -MAINI-
-, s"s h our columns to-day, the returns of 237
,s5 me Democratic Republican csndiate majority O.
1895 OYER ALL OPPOSING cANDIDATEs-tb.,isto s,v
smith, tie PEBBLE jnno dsorg Anizer's
VII. HUI The Anti Masonic candidate, aud over al scat
eg votes The towns remaining TO be he ard from arc
publican majority. " WIS re-
ms result Is truly GLORIOUS II /. full Of instruction
w W classes sud parties Of politicians 4, exbibits The
Pr % the people over factious politicians whose bust
nc's OF lie s little else than study TO control and dc,'
we p0'i'' OF our State -Poytiond argm
fe"c" Claims learn that the board Of Comro,s
oners IN The French Claims, recently adjourned unG NJ
aher having examined the pspers Of sbou, 2o0o
eht' The greater portion Of the evidence Of which
nv y'' 10 ts presented TO The Bol'd PennsyIssnjao
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24

HUHHhM CATTLE FOR SALE-TL. s,I.c,ila,
having purchased Of The late Richard X Mead Of
s"ercS county, ip't booded Durham bull of fine szs
male and female, on, Of the best srock Of lone o,"s
cows ever mporsdn,o This country made I'D Of the se
crosses % M'srs Pa'on's, Clays and Smith. i'm
COWS Of this stock, all with calf by ,be Durham %
gentlemen wishing TO improve their stock Of cattle wo"
w e 20 NIX carry application (personslly or by letter,
W "e residing near Granville Aogu.s co.,
W. va n" communications shall be promptly attended,
ssn,emhs,i7 VIM. Nj. TATE
39-u6,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24

m.es an sat6ed IL Nh be much laer than usual in
coming TO maturity NJ It wss in commencing its growth.
Recently the orm> have fallen OIL very much, owing to
heavy rain imne dai y succeeding dry spell; aud dur
my the cold nights of the last two weeks, the rust has
tia,o iis appearance ia Abbeyille District aud las &, "a.
very destructive TO some plantations. How lar it will ex
ie"d is unceii1n The tot has also appeared though
VIE" ch Lone a had not done much injury except TO
To-" Planters "iihi" tho circle OF u,y acquaintance.
have zee" several Planters from Burke County some Of
"""" nave bee" IN the interior ui Georgia aud they all
"k'e wa" Tue coii"nis unusually backw ard and the guam.
"S =" "o'' unusually small. am, yer, respectfully,
Your obedent servant.
GEORGE MDUFFlE.
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Almaamacks for Is31

vuy usI P W dHdlW safe by j. WARROCK
VIZ 'Hgh'a and Norh Carolina AImanack Tor t,e
u year Of Lord 1884, nv David R;n.. ~, ''e
county Va, containing LIT OF the Courts Rn,s
s'.o es N Congress, and The Legislature Of Virgin,
,nouiv we e oouris &c Of North Carolina, with the usual
supply OF useful and entertaining matter wv "'o'
September 90 On
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~ 49,. mere will he Petition b,f,re the nex,
5,co ~ assembly Of Virginia Tor The purpose Of re.
Ta,ng;Ls "s on The Falling creek and Manchester
Ius"s, sa fhrEHoLpERs or CsrsrERttELD.
1-al2-
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GEORGE M'DUrFlE.
AvoNDALn. Burke Coz Sept. 5.

AvoNDALE. (Dnike Coz Sept. 3.
i'dr Su 81 will, pleasure embrace the esiiies oppor-
o'n'y TO comply with your request to give you opn-
ION q" the cotton crop growing Two that have
made IN this State in the lat six weeks -babe ne tn,
better to iu'm opinion nn he subject. In making nav
INST tour merely noticed the crops from the road side
of those in the onties of pu,na, and J,snor ~,
Pearing sgty, concluded the crop would he large: hu,
soon alter my return, heard pl.ntcs complain much
amour u'c 'aiaheness oil the having c.ussd many
~ inc y"uhg hoes and blooms dop, which led r,e on
my seco" TOUR To 20 ,o many plantations aud examine
we Noon III the most particular manner; aud assure you
that have never known at the same season of ,he
,o'on plants 20 bate al irui': mean by fruit, holes and
"'s' ana many al the holes were, in consequence Of
"e Wo"Sh opening premaiurey. The doug hi still con-
"'hg The Cotton grows but little, and the growing sea.
S"h "a'i"g tow Tar advanced cannot re aonabiy ex
pest an average crop, unless rtru late in conug
anu ,he seasons u'l then he very prop,ious.
o'n We mentioned TO you when last saw YOU that
the nanufs 'uriug OF non. -
am, very respectfully, dear sir,
4 our most ob dieut servant.
Ia
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BIGga ERR -
EACH4.NGE AND LOTTERY OFFICE.

D'"''" Nos IF the .Nt,o Ymk Lottery Erta 27-
90 az % 10 10 So SO 90 40
~ 3D. with several other Capitals, sold hy
BIGGER
Union Canal Lottery. No. oo
ODE drawn at Philadelphia on SATURDAY o., r 1870
DO Number Louery-l0 Drawn B,Ilos
CAPITALS.
Prize OF $50 600 is S30 ono
10000 20 am
10000 10 O0o
oOo0 900
N i'3zO 1920
-, i,ouo 10000
r. two No. Prize $40
Tickets $40, halves 8. quarters 2 40
NC" hefK Cons0iidated Lottcry,
10 oe drawn on Wednesday, October I6rh is33
90 NO. loery-lO Drawn Ballots
CAPITALS
! Prize of $4,000 is sloooo
lo,oo0 is 900
o.o"O 5000
o'Ooe 5000
800 32O
-. l,oo0 10000
Lowest two No Prize SO
iicyets $40, halves 3, quarters 2 40
tickets and shares in the usual ur.,, v,r;o,, -,
fortunate Numbers, for sale at the EXCHANGE and
Office Of THON = % ~, az" Lottery
Corner opposite Eagle BoteI
u Bigger has recently sold and paid ~ Ill, w IT,,
man Grand Capitals Of $50 900 each of 500 ooo =,
10 900, SC. &C. " -'' T@''ooo' OF
orders meet the most prompt attention
September IT. no -.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-14
III, The Ladies' n

WHlTR and SOUND TEETH are both nm ornaA
w meat and = blessiMg. The best seepriiy Cor
tlieF advantages u 70 he fonuil inshe use &c ie
British Anfisepfric aDsnfifrice.
This elegant Tecfk Ps,cdsr, with vary liule use.
esadca,es The Senrsy In the gums. and presenie sle
aeeanaalatiOH Of TaTier, which not only hackens hat
.ooseaa HE teeth, and acceerases their decay The
IDENTIFIES thus removes The prevailing causes of Of
fensise hreaths preserves the heahiness and hord.
uess 81 the gums, md rendere the teeth beautifully
white Price, so cents Fsf f"Fs
90 None are genuine unless signed 90 the ouisiac
priated wrapper, by the sots psopSetor, u. KlDDER,
immfdiate successor 10 the late DIR. w. T.. CuNwAY--
For tale ii hia Coming Room, Mo- 30, CoHrt.
Street. Meat Concert Hall, Boston, nnd also ~ HE
special RphUiRiinent, by 4s E4ss
Samuei Baei and y. G.. Bsckwifh. Litck field:
E. E0tcies. South Farms; Daniel NOreOA.
X Canaan Judson & Whittlesey, N. Preston:
Isaac S. Wddsicorsh. Rethlem; Nesatoa g
Htnderson, Goshen.
Large discount 70 those who buy 70 sell again. rs
February g. sss Il S @s N 1yeSMSS
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GOODS AT COST.

WSSN Asfe North Street, Fed. q.
TIME subscriber will cell all Goods on hand
- at cast, for 0he steek only. HI the stock
Of Oar GooDs may be found some good barr
gains. such No good - Brown Sheeiings IL .
i-a. Bleachrd at IT, "a wide ct IL, Diaper
overt wide RI, Russia Diaper s. 8, Cali.
coes D t.4, .blie do. . f-2, dark do. Il ~ ~.
% CotioU Check rs, 50 corded Cauibric 29.
Sc Bobbinet Lace 81, Ciark's Spool Thread
500 yards 4. Pins 9, Needles 8, good mixed
SatiiEets ~, Black Cambric 10, Cotton Bat
ling to- Also, equally law, Blue Camblets.
Black DOmbazines and Circassians. coiored
jCirrsssians Flanneis. Frieze, Muslins, Lawns
.a6 Csnbrics Ut m kinds. Silks, Grapes, Ho.
siesy, Shawls. Gloves, Handk'fs. Ribbons.
Ta6is Cioths and Napkins. Cords, Tapes,
Silkss knitting Cottons, Taiiors' Trimmings
and other Dry Goods. Also, at less tkan COST.
|Cn0CKERY, and q lot or HARDWARE |;
Sad Irons II 9 cents per ID. Spoons, Teapass,
Tsskstilss, Bed Cords, Candlesticks, Tow
Cards, Carpet Rods, Trace Chains, Shoe
Techs, Tacks, &c.&c. GROCERIES, Old
llysen Tea %, Young Hyson so. Rice q i-a.
sugan SPICE ~, pure Ginger, Cassia S4.
Mustard ~, Saieraius 10. Starch m, Soar .,
Indigo. Fine Salt 90. Goldfish 10 4. Molasses
60, Tobacco ~ Cor NAILs 9 Ia, and many
either articles selling 1t cost Tor one week for
cash. grain, or skort credit. CALI ann SEE. I.
WA. BOLLES.
- lgssSsS sss4 Ei q sl.tseSf4s NoTsh Street,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-14

AZ Me Astkmatic and Cons9mpt;Ue. i
VIE most pFeyalen. and fatal of all The Diseasrs
incldemt y civilized sncie,y- g:ahsumpiisr---
maY eneraly BE- tfacedio The least aavios of dsor.
ders. sigh bM neglected cold. BY esiimNii6n i aT-
pensp that csc persons die annually Of ths Con-
eumptieH. Most efthrss dreadful results may be ~
irhuled % eommah toIle. mad aegIigens treatmene
e tRe harassing Cough THAI generally (which
u usually tSil6wed BY diicOi breathing pain in Tho
Aiae. and II he, Ulcerased Lnngs. vinent and re-
peaied Ashnnntie attacks also bring Couxunpsiss
sympsoiAe. Ore or two dollars expended in lhe par.
chase III
Or. n ls's Astaaat;c Isilzs, Is IA
aud little asicasi0n iother timely aaiRisiFasion,
usuay ensars mitigation of .hese disoriess and ge
nsraly eitecs cure. The Pills are also easy and
eteestnl remedy Tor the symptoms preceding and &C.
coihpMnying the Ashma and Cohsnaplion. For Colas
Coughs diiicuiy &c Bseathing tiehlness and stvies
tNFS aercss the Ghost, Wheeaing. Pain In tSe Eites
Splitting of Blood. So. Few cases can occurof amy
q is class of Disorders in which the purchasers "a
Dr. Relies Pills viii mt end rich return for their
lrfnr expenditure. Price---wholo boxes, 30 Pills.
dollar half do. 70 Pills, so eta. ~
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NED.
BENCH PLANES
MOULDING TOOLS.

a GOOD assortment just received AZ lhs
~ maNnfactnrrrs' prices. ALso,
BRACES and BITS. large variety, from
common Ia 4 FIRST rate article. Me-
CHiSELS and GOT ICES ,all sorts and sixes.
SAWS, generally, from key-hols Saw - :
Mil.Saw.
FILES, of all descriptions. @
SQUARES, 6f every sort. sE5
PLANE.iRONS all widths, single aud dou.
ble, Cast 0r German Steel. '''t "
Broad Ares, Hand Hatchets, Sticks, &c.
CAsr STEEL AU0ERs and AUGER. lsiTTs.
GROCERIES.
good assortment.
DRY CROCKERY,
LEATHER.
Wheat and I'VE Flour
AZ reduced prices, far sale hy. III
8. n. BOLLES.
Li.ellsl5. Fsb. IS 81
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~ &4NASA4SNA AOu& U=OOyS
TVHl9 & 3 small agricultural paper, dssign.
\ ed more particularly for those who -
not choose 60 take more expensive work,
and yet are DESTROYS 60 uadevsIand HOW others
manage agricultural affairs. II win IN i lhea.l
sure be ccn6ued % giving details 1t the pfdeAs
,eat ePeFations Impractical farmers. rather than
sne sPeeuiatiOts Of the uI0Fe scientific. twill
S 1ss CONSIDERABLY upon TIM columns Of the
!ssW- loFk Farmer and Amesiean Gardeners
NlNga1lae. 40 web as other agricultural publ.
caal0ns. = win alsO give GaAhy interesting
ieems Of news and Necurvences ii the day, and
slevots enc page out Of four to adyertissments
ifreqnired.
Terms-Sl so per annnm. ia adsanee. 10
eingle ssubscFihrrs; Oh iwelSr copies Wiliaha
sent for $l5.ifpaid il adsanees All comnnu-
nicaiions Tor the AmericaN Plongk Boy may:
be addressed 70 the Proprietor,
u. X. MINOR Nesg. York.
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Nsni have is-day siVsn pl4ee y she
Tisket 81 Ssais 0l6esss ahd Members q Coaevssa
ed 81 30 tl6Fusal RepubIesR snn Cohveh-
1osea Hsrdsg4 IN week, We yeala pnly Request
ever ts6smsn, sho hss nsy resaFa y the wsllbess
n kpusr e IL 1aiisa siais md sls Uuoa 10 pssfs-
ssase = tls nshsssase Of parry vsws and Psrpssea.
~ i61iisSis hsswssa this Ticket asd the
O6s usiasted he 1aekson tsIks and thea support
She laaissAi @ en-. E'.'s
Ths enndidaiss pun 10 aonihaiion By ths Nanonal
Rspahlieaas -. all pE hen, mea whs have alssady
sssssa aht nss . tioas eapaeisissg ihsy aro each
msn - eas BE depended npon 10 The hour of trial
6snwhs win shriak from No responsibility. howsver
ssVsrs. when called upon upheld she rights q their
own State - ths Naliua. Wish tke sxeepsiea u
Alr E1awley. ne eandases sreearesp hass III ser
vedths sa.e lhlly q she ssas a he aasienal gov
eraupent-and ne cnn pereeiss ~ geod reason why
shsysksuld aot y eeasiaasa = se discharge ofsheis
dasies. i s go so IA
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REDUCED PRICES.
EGrthess Ware, Chia0, Glass, q
Looking Glasses.
THOS.J.BARROW&CO,

+ fmpoyiers, No. 90 Water Street, Meas York.
al M now receiving their Spring Patterns
N of Earihen Ware, China. &c. ~ last mr.
rivals from Liverpool. Their stock cOsnpsi'
Sea every variety Ia tha line. and u sufphssat
by none In extent Or quality. They have mad,
such arrangements IN England Or The pur
chase Of their Goods az enables them 90 holl
0sse the ssrpsgesf ipsIucene0is "a MerchaufJ
dealing 10 the line, particularly tadss 6Aytae
for cash or city Hcesps0ncess sGko will lind Z
grady for their iafeysss 20 cad, - they are de.
irrmined 10 sall at ne ueyy losoess prices sskic
Il u possible Jsr ne aTticis n Re pne. a.
New. Y0rk. Feb NJ L 81
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Af a Cpnre Of Protafe heldep e Ksas. tsifAia
a,sa ~ az Dissrief II Rsnl. en fhe - 6eg
ef Fesruass, 1sSs, q a. c1se y lie aesign-
ssens ef DAvsD GKER, al sni9 ReHs, % zFns-
ssee 6r ehe beaefs ef ~ ersditors, ssa6e fke
asfk dsr IF JanmrFy, le0S.
HTHEhEUPOM, aTdsfsd, THAI Conaais-
w sioners % receive. exarDine and adjust
the elaine &c lhs eredifors " ssid David 9eer
O. sppoinied 81 fhe Psnbale Once = Kent,
en che asfh day 81 February to99s rs teE
o'eloek II lhe lsrsepon; And that 90 fsssan1
interested q said sssignment may y 2Qii1 ND
thereof. fhn Trustees win eknss this 4<lIe< a
o. published In newspspeg psiela9 = xifkh.
n.ld. and rsst copy shegssI ~ ~ - lltslI
r. ssia Kent. 4 esse eaH& 81 #azRsE
sss MATn'k y. k&AAk. gadgs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-14

Fpn O. - lhsiisStas s.no. f.Ss5 !.
Anstks. q y f.la-sAl half pan 4 s..ro.s
shM ssstal1 Ase x15 dllees ~ - sts esnrfS q
Eliisen sQskts = witch esassss1 de
lsn-los ss0p0. Il Afis 90 wss ,Isssss D &; Is
Howard CSmphag, N6H.X6fk.
Private slsiiess from Souti CAssIiaA e1nlfm M
NulIGers p ssf.R Ssrdisncs . 6ksis an slls
Mntd Merchi they tell as lhns the Ssale hne atfoG
herself apon her seseregasy and ~ the hghes aela
10 her limits eJSss dis day Yse Gen. MsiI,sa eca
together few iollweFn 81 and Their s1l-
ema rasDlye d dsebV tksir ssrertfa sfaie and per.
nil the void laws IN be ekees.ed aaiil March! 10
eoveSegnlV and pnl 20 qha sxkeulon of ils mnndase
tos month, @ha slal preveNa teis naslpaanR il Tor
year or forever u appensa thai Gea. Hamilsoa mad
their mighty coaseAliOn. ami ils saxereien decsess
for f be can partpons tiieM monh BE raa NDelish
them. What gross ahsusiiy .''---M. Y. Gsaad.
posters hasds. We have ass esrtesig enoashtorsad
!. IN i,a presep, eoaaaioa. sSss
AfARRFEN ]
c, y Wasrsn 1,: loaaa fihe. 81 cesawals . Mre
10 New.Ysrk. NJ. John II. Ralauis, Psia.sr, Il
THE village, % Mice Carliae hasaaR lillrsswa.
MISE Eaniee N. Stone. daaehser of asr. Naah sssae.
IN New Prss.on oa shs An insi. w se Rev b. b.
Ca@gssId mr. Roger n whi:'lsssy: II Mi.s Es,her
req. 70 Miss hsaries,a Cable .' 'S"' : ' = " =
Ass bed.
In FishkiIi. N. " very suddenly. nj. Horace Greg.
ory, aged 81. nc New Preston, Conn.
la Hartford. MI. Heasy Prsltias. 46; Nj. Leonard
Gilbert. ~; Mr Elihn Ouahams 10. He waa ~ WORK
Ii New I0ndon. Mira. Grace Pmmhnnn. Ii her R00th
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sEvENTRENTH DigTRICiF.

81 ]. z.
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y, !. q. 49, - s... - -.
a..-...vv ~. ~. 80 - -
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~. ,,.I;,;.., ~.....
-. ,..,,;...s ~ ~
$3.50, .rs.. -.
80. an. !. -
!. "A. e..,.,, !, .. ,e s.,..s S "a.
shose 6r;oe;n,,. ~ y" ~.
llse.e. or , =, !:
psa vb;.h n.
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low ci,su. ,or ~. -. y ss..,.s n. A. -.
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~. ;n,er.r. Ar a.. ,..s,. -. -. 80 q.
=. MO- .-,...;. -. - -. ,.. -. :. =
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Saddling Business.

~ PHRAInI ALLTNG having taken EIEK4
- ~ 3. BsshoP iniO COpaftnership. the
businsss viii hereafler be iras,sscfed under the
name md ilrm M ALEING & BISHOP.
Who intsod keeping an hsnda general assort-
Saddles, Brides, I7ayaesses. s,os
y ah9 az other articles In their. line. ,ss,,.ss.
EPHRAIM AIlLING.
HENRY 8. BISHOP.
Waier.oun. set. !. lass M, - s. Il ss$
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-14
NOTICE.

1.-THE Court Of Probate Cor iha Disfrics ef
III K.iieh0eld has allowed six m0nths ftnsn
the fslh day 81 Deeemher, 1855 Tor shesc
dileFs 10 the estafe ef rs. i b gssssea y .sy
ALMOND JOHNSON i i
lats of Torrinston, deerasra, represented inc
sclsens. 90 present their claimed 10 the sphseri-
hess Ger allowance. We heFeby giss notice
that no viii attend % the duiiss of our ep-
pointmens as Commissioners on said estate at
ihs honse ef yannah B. Phelps. In said Turf
Finsteps en- Che ist and i4th days q JunP.
g863, IS Two aselaek 90 each Of sald days.
JARnAB b. PHELrs. csnm;s.r
Isaac n. Dinslxs s;er-~s
TRumpusE IvEs. - IS -
%lsSafasrfaa I'm. -, 1883 -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-14

fzSsml Fire e tRiafssfssns eAlansise ERsnp-
y anf on Mlil e yasna Eaishaake Nna--she ranev
zIiiI ana psialiag once 81 nzsees1. kno@lnmE Riee
kasks1efs and lhW neefoueo BeoSnfg. an1 A1uel,iae
knns1 of nIessgs Ks ~ Cagpanier, are rass sriih III
ahssf snnssuss heap ~ gQins. The rm vns diseag.
erred ahsul osclosk lhis svgniuN, nmd - sanf wae
TIE 6emess 49, sa.sls3 y r..ia - eas.
~ lesl e19.1G1, - inensanses WeEe1. xnoaisep &
Hiee. d. eis.ee0. laggFaaas, V5|1oB. alaasA khis
4 CeFpsaier, g. q, 80. Is las1sanss.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-14
TEMPERANCE REPORT.

The Temperance Society Of hiich6eld CcuR,y con.
yened n North Cornwall on the 22d iass.-4Presens.
Hon. Joha Cotton Smith, President, Doct William
Busi, Vice President, Richard Smith, Secretary.
The weather being favorable. m unusual aumhsr
of delegates were present Grem the branch assoca-
tops. The following were the Societies represented.
with the number Of members 5eloaging % each.
sharon COO. Li,ch6eld 4sl, Harwinsos 500, saisbn.
~ $50. Goshen 800 North Cansaa sos. South CoFs-
wall 2e6, Warren S85, South Canaan 267, New Pres.
ton 236. Washi0g,on 2l3, Kent l9s, North Cornwall
iA0. North6sld l3l, Ellsworth l2g, Bsihiem las, i
ton 90. tS&
The following resolutions wers unanimously adsp-
Resoiced, That Il be fecommendedso The aaxiliary
societies in this county to- conveae on the a6h efsb-
ruary next, the day delegated by the National Ten
perapce Society for the holding isinuianeous meet
iags d Temperance Societies shropshou, the Uni,ed
States. and By suiiabis addresses and exessisss 70
rouse the psbs exssssa i airs blessed easss-
prise.
Rsssired. Thatthis Society rscommend 10 The elsr
~ sf ~ dsaemi1slsns - THE eossy % address ihei,
rssPscsise cessregasisns she sseet ofsempsrsnee
the Sabbath nest pFecsdag che a6sh day a. Fsira-
asy next o. such e,hsr Sabhash they may ,hisk
proper. As8sae w ssssss.4 "A
The Sscisy numhen s25o members, mad the 10.
crease sisce the last meeting, wiich 10 764 proves
that the branch associations waking up y inesss
% seal and activity in this god work. Tofhsr h-
Cd aad persesssag efforts, No eosaty society les
Cor the acreass et 10 msbess and sor aha sxssasion
Of the besiga priacples Of this cause. The mosises
which should urge each ose d he ssarisssths cs.-
pise discharge Of duy IN his respect are a. nsme-
sous asd powerful can pessibly b 6oncsised. If
the desoisioss ofinsemperaaee ppen the properly ihe
hsalsh. and he repuiaiioas-shs present peace and
eternal welfare Of their fellow-beings MOI teaeh
the hearts, and in6ssnes ihs eeadect Of oar csena
eaasos be expecsed that any appsais 70 their pas-
ssism Or humanity win have shss elect. The check
which this vice has already Eeeeised and Inc steady
advasee ofths principles oftsmpsrascs ere suicisst
10 inspire every phiIanthropiss wish nsw arasur I
Nest earnestly hoped ,hat sss win any longer as-
tempt % shelter himself bshiad ssrssss, boz come
prompy with his isausnes nnd BE aame. iasid q this
enterprise.
The society adjoaraed 10 meet IN Gslisslsy on the
IoarsIs Tuesday 10 April pext. @
RICHARD SMITH. ssavssy.
| Sharon, Jan. 2sih. 1888.
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S;mnismssens Meetisg. -Ouf rsaAers yin pardes -
cr she repeated sliusio ne make o sD smhllnnpous
meelins seconisenApa b the Amesienn Tsa.pesaaee
Ssciesy. . take paAea - every lews d ahs Unisd
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4 expsessd a,as t6e day vii e essgsel ~ ne
sa1s pasposs h GreAZ Dsissis, ~ sssna coaasFies
- shs essiiaens. Whas . gosises sezzsacie 10 zee
aas;sns sisink simultaneously! Ard g. whne9 MT 10
iwhme their hands b each othssp nles, mt 10 a..
vaglafs and Iay WASTE sls eRFh huf il rake War \.
aenss degrading sieea vice which has bees one 81
he grand tsmeaiese % aar asd and % sn-
soia misesiss % the hamns race. H makn was--hus
anlY wish sach weapons n kiAd persnassa mild co..
treaty. and the osesp0gsriag ehs efsSnih. lea ese.
~ lsiend &c tenpesepes-ist every ehild-lnt evssy
ckviuaa n sisss Uniled Glales TARA his aeaaion q
sha frealg-szzk If Fs5rnayy, 10s3 aad make Il DIR
verify . Be sse1red - shs hFEhloss nans af hiss.
az which, il pnins 81 impofsnnee - ainre ssn.
sssaioaa. aay Be earslled sish stal uiicA gass q
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