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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

The friends Of Mr.. Clay will not Keep beat" The
last Romaey declares The that
Mr. Clay is not candidate-will not be a candidate
cannot he elected is by the genuine friends Of nation.
VI government given to the winds" Mr. Clay arrived al
Baltimore on FRIDAY last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

II VI15 FVTt Isfs-- W TIT
H the highest bidder WedDe sday, the 10th inst
hall lots. One Of the lots has an excellent
house, suitable Ur auly residence, with other necessa
~ improvements. II other lots have improve me ns ON
them suitable tor small families and in the most desira e
ituation in the town OF FArnve growing and prospe-
village Appom,ltox Payments in one two and
three years. Bond with approved security will he requ-
ed Of the purchaser. GEORGE X. JEFFRIES
FdrinvilIe, Oct StIi, 1883. 3d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11
Leather.

FENHE subscribers have hand and for sale, very
HI extensive assortment oi Leather suitable for Shoe
aud Boo makers, Soldiers Hdness-makers and Farmers
which they will sell low. JOHN POE s. co.
OAK BARK.
NJ B.-Cssh will be- given for Ok Bark: those who have
il, will do well TO send II in, a. soon possible.
IN ID q, r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

Te substitute ne pub shed s silent an important
the scheme conompsted BY M authors which subst
ended uppant Of the James
Kanawha chatter The residue the rats
snd maximum Of tolls snd maximum Of profits adopted
incorporated with tho provisions Of tho substitute
orally by the author substitute The su,bo, al
the address, interview bs,wsn them Immediately pevo, 40
the meeting 81 The frankie Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

conversion Of the people Of those States to their way Of
thnkng-that is the fellow Garrison and his Tsppan
presumng that the Southern people entirely blind and
unconscious respects their true interests well
moral and religious engage in the bene.
violent scheme OF enghcning their mnds aud prepar.
ing their hearts for the great work of ean-
cipa,ion Now. as Is well known, that the Southern
people have more to spprehend and more to suffer from
the evils OF slavery than their fellow citizens in other
parts OF the unon they have long ago embraced the sub
ject OF livery, and investigated in all its bearings and
Is equally well known that they have TO the de,emi
naon that they the best qualified TO Judge OF the
time and mode OF acting with reference cure Of the
evil aud that they viii not permit the least interference
with that delicate subject from any other quarter What
expectation then, these miserable zeaots indulge OF
in their undertaking. They know that is
preiex to gull the unreecting and gain proseytes their
cause in the Northern States in the hope that they may
ultimately be able to bring the question before Congress-
fatterng themselves with belief in the praciicabiy oil
obtaining majority of that body in favor Of their plan
This Is their aim and object Will the Northern States
counenance iH viii they even tolerate its unprncpled
projectors! Have they the power to prevent associations
Tor the avowed purpose disolvng the Union and
they not the power TO prohibit associations which, by
another name, tending inevitably to the end"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

,'tUe ~ ne Nfc FHHuS ddyW OctO0eT, 1858
In the Bank OF Virginia per account
dered, sios792 81
Deduct from this ba' an che h issued pri
or to and not paid on the LIST October,
No $500, issued 2stI Sept. John r.
cock.
No. $500 do Both to John Hudson's
administrator,
Deduct also, IN = n in BAN nd
ufcaies returned TO Treasury OHice
1882 December 2sth f. Harding, 90
Same,
1881 Oct 3IsI John McIsiurinc, 81 CO
In the Ffmers' Of Virgini on tho
LIST October, 1899 S!25,655 GI
Deduct from this balance checks sued ri
or to and not paid the Let October,
1893,
No. 1910 issued eth Sept. Henry
Pfobs,
No. 2H do do. n w Green 10 0i
No. 232J, 9th March, Macon Ford, SO
Sept. 81, Deduct n paid IN
Bank and cert fcate returned
Tfeasury Office, 2j ~
Gain o Literary Fund I2 Iio ~
- 1850 10
49, Total IN both Bank, s25iOI5 OF
Balances per Treasury Once Books
To the credit Of the Commonwealth, Ist
Oct. 1888, sis5OIf Is
Literary Fund, l3.tGl
James River 1857
B'afd ~ Pub O y,
North Western Turn
pike Rad, 1890 81
GAIN in change rroftO
Let AFnl, 1870 ASS
-- s25i O75 Of
H. BDRFOOT, TYausufer ON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
Ship n e W s.
ENTERED.
CLEARED.

sioop Caroline, Dodge, Norfolk.
Steamboat b. franklin, Bunker, Providence.
Sloop Eagle, Lawton, New York
Sch Catharlns, Rogers, New Bedford.
Sch, For. Finch, Wilmington, N, &.
Sloop Venus, Child, Providence.
Sch Delight in Peace, Nickerson, Proyid.
4 Steamboat q. franklin, Bunker, Provid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

Tyler. the latter in place of Benjamin
Medbnry.
BarsroL.--James D'wolf. Icllabod
Davis.
East GREENwIcH. daniel Greene
and William Greene.
wARwIcK.-William Sprague, jr.
Bennett Low, Thomas Remington. Eb-
ben Arnold. The. latter in place of
Elisha Brown, destined.
WEsTERLY.-John H. Cross and Lyp-
don Taylor. in the place Of George ID.
Cross (decliued) and Joseph Chapman,
2nd. ~ n
NORM KrNosroN.- pher Allen.
James Allen. @
TivERroN.---Job Durfse and Robert
Gray. in place of James Manchester and
Joseph Durfee
New sHoREHAM.--Archibald Milkin
and Bedjamin Sprague.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hazard, Ma
thaniel s. RuggIes. T.. Trevett, c. Il.
Robbins, William Bateman. George G..
King.-Mr. King was elected in the
place Of MI. M. Freeboru. who declined
are.slection.
MiDDLErowN.--Thomas C.. Rogers in
place Of Joshua Coggeslall, and John
X. Peckham.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

40 he Hon, NE 1ou,s- Counea tfihe E,sa II
itl l..r.. .yelpporl.
TIE undersigned. secretary OF the Board
OF Comm ssioners of the NEwPOap ASYLUM, !,
respectfully reports THAT ut the CONNIE nee
ment OF the past year, there were in the Asy-
ium 81 inmates; - That during said Year, 80
persons have been received making in all. 80
--Of whom have died, and 22 been discharg-
ed leaving on the 25ih day of March, 1888,
Seventy-four persons, viz. AZ males and 81
females. "f1 ~.
The FARM is now in a much more flourish
ing condition than il was two years ago; the
land from The Judicious management. UNIV ear led
exertions and attention of the superint endant,
Is fast regainug itsstrength, aud the CommIs-
sioners,irom the experience of the past. feel
assured that the expense OF maintsining the
Poor all continue 10 be much less under the
presant, than Il was under the former system.
The average number Of inmates the last Year,
is greater than j. ever has been, and the Com
missioners have been Obliged to make sundry
permanent improv ements, absolutely necessary
for their accommodation and mansg sgement-
The sum expended, owing TO the encreased
number, is greater than it was the last year,
but the Hon. Council will perceive from the
following statement, that the cost OF maintain
ing each Individual. is two cents less per week
IoWn Of .Neicporf, to.the Newport Asyt'am. DR..
To Cost OF the Estabsishnent for the Year,
ending March 25th, 1888, viz. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

u1TSpecimen numbers Of each ofthe above
papcrs will bs sent TO any Gentleman who will
sirnifv willingness to obtain subscribers 'cr
them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

An investigation was going on a, the
last dates into the cause Of fire which
Destroyed the Treasury building. We
hope it will resul. in the dismissal from
sffise of every individual whose duty
made him in-any way responsible. The
United States have been constantly pay
ing salaries to two or three individuals,
whose sole duty was to watch the fires,
% well as extra compensation to others
10 superintend the same service; and
yet building occupied by the most i'm
poStant department. Of the government
vas suffered toburn down, whilst those
whose duty il was to have prevented it
we're absent at their reveIs.
N. III. Pet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

AMERICAN MECHANICS MAGAZINE.
U1The subscriber proposes to publish a
monthly magizine 10 be called the Amefcaa
Mechanics Magazine His object in 80 doing
is 20 lay before the Mechanics Of the United
States, at a cheap rate, in n convenient form,
some account Of the Improvements in mochan'
ics and machines, as we'll as list ofnew inyen.
tions and patents, both in Eng land and the Uni
ted States He is not aware that there ~, at
this time. any publication of tho kind IN this
country, furnished at n price so low NJ TO bring
il within the roach ofthe great mass of Anrri-
can mechanics and no therefore has detec,nin-
cd 10 commence tho publication VI a work VITA
the above name, ON or about tho 10Th ofFebru-
ary next which will contain most OF the inter
estipg articles, or nj least those which mry he
Of interest to our mechanics, published IN shc
London Mechanics msgisine, with lie engrsv-
inRs, together with whatever may be resrived
from our own countrymen suitable fot sush .
work and Of interest TO its patrons.
Tho Mechanics Magazine will he printed on
beautiful paper, with new type. containing foe
" eight large octave pages Of two columns
each, stitched in handsome cover OF coioset
paper, and issued on the first Saturday Of each
month, at the very low price Of 90 Pet .nnsm,
in advance. u miSo~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
CoMMUNicATicN.
THE LATE ELECTION.

We have reason to rejoice that ~
contending with a powerful enemy we
have been able to sustain the cause of
truth, and honesty. We have been pow
erfully opposed by u. s. Government
officers, when We consider that boat
nsa" in The employ Of the government.
had il in his power not only to vote for
Arnold himself, but to command three
or four other freemen to follow his step
because, perhaps. they owed him, say
We have reason to rejoice, and be excee-
ding glad, that wickedness and iuiquiry
has met what it jussly merited, and 10
put down.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
DIED.

In this town yesterday morning. Miss Jane
Winstsnly. aged 81 years; for nearly 80
gears 4 member Of the I'd Baptist Church.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

S~HSo ~
From which deduct cost OF
re-sei;ns 81 rods Of wall,
erecting stone building, Al 20
; cJntaining5 D coops, max
ing 8 sleeping rooms, &c
Interest paid Newport Bank I 56 90
'0' money $50 a5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
NEW YORK AND PROTI- n
DENC'E STEtMBOAT rs.
FARE $5 FROM NEWPORT, s. FOUND.
ARRANGENENT FOR APRTI.

F'HE new and splendid Steam Boats BOS.
n ION, Capt. WM. CoMsrocK, and PRO.
viDENCE. Capt. s. THAYER, will leave
New York and Providence. on the following
days:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
NOTICE.

NHE Subscriber having been approved
Il by the Hon. Court Of probate Of the
town OF Co7entry as Guardian Of Sarah 8.
hemIngtnn Minor Of fourteen and under
twenty one years Of age and having given
ponds according TO law hereby calls on all
persons having demands against the said
Sarah to exhi5it the zane TO hin within six
months hom the date hereof. end those in.
debtcd to make immediate payment.
DAVID 8. HOLLOWAY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24


And there remains the sum CT Sl,963 40
Wiieb is the cost of ofsuppor,ing the Poor, ior
the last Year. ~
TO ascertain the difference in the expence
per week oi keeping each inmate between the
last year end the year before, theundersisned
has added together the number Of weeks each
lodi. dual was maintained by the Town, Tor
the year ending March 25th, 1882. and found
the whole number TO De 3l97, which at the
cost of S i.742 10, is about 81 ?, cts. per week
The whole number. of weeks the last year
is 37j2. which "a the cost al Sl,96} IS, IS 50
2.3 els. per week, being as above stated, two
cents less for each person per week.
'Il,e Stock now on the Farm consists of two
pair OF Oxen, six Cows, one horse, So Sheep,
S breeding sows. ~ shoats, 25 fowls, ) geese.
and q turkics.
The Farm produced the last year as follows,
yiz.--I9 tons Of Hay 49l bushels Potatoes /;
90 do round turnips 10 do beets; 85 do.
carrots GO do. beans {: 200 do. french turnips !;
100 do. corn 100 do onions I: 1900 Id. squash
es 5000 oabbages; 10 loals pumpkins; 1884
bushels oats 10 do. laxseed : - H. feathers;
$50 ID. wool 65 doz. eggs el0 ID. butter 5
pigs, 7 calves, 63 sheep, 2o37 10. beet, 1913 do.
porS, 10 geese. ducks. % iurkieq.35 chickens.
All which is Iesp ectfully submitted by
GEORGE G. MASON, Sec'ry Of
Board Of Commissioners, .Ne,rPor. .4Syla.m.
Newport, April l, 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

By articles manufactured aud usei 90 o.
in the Asylum,
Cash received lor s,,iclos manuiact i, 9o2 10
tor Produce, 267 79
for Board, l39 ~
sst. for sundr,es, 3 48
Orders on Town Treasurer, 2,623 AZ
Total, $4,l26 0
The cost to the Town the last year. viz:-
Orders drawn. is, S262j ~
10 winch add the amount of stock,
PROVISIONS. debt, &c. on hsnd, and 1885 20
due al comm encemept of the year
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

ryHE Collector Of the Town Tax hereby
u gives notice to all DeIiuquents. that un'
<ss their Taxes are paid on or before Wed
ssdsy the frst Of May, their. several Es-
Res viii be attached, and advertised 10y
kting up at both markets. for Sale at Pub
! Auction, for tho payment Of the same
th all incidental charges aud expenses.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
MARRIED.

q, Providence on Wednesday evening
last AR. Moses Brawn Ives to Miss Anne a
lDorr, eldest daughter Of Sullivan Dorr, Esq.
eli Of Providence.
Al New Shoreham on the llth inst by the
Rev. Mr.. Jtedman, Mr.. Simeon Babcock. jr
lof Richmond, To Miss Mary Ann Coe, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Benjamin 7. Coe, OF the former
place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
Hpril "a.
10 be Sold at
Public Auction,

y the 24ih day Of May, 1888. at XII
o'clock M. on the premises il fair, if
hot, the first fair day after.
bY Virtue Of decree. from the Supreme
, Judicial Court . valuable lot OF iaud so
100 n. IL being part Of the Estate Of the
Benedict Dayton dec. situate on Bridge
,st and nearly opposite the residence Of
q. Boss, Esq. For further particulars
Iuire Of G. DAYTON, Adx.
kpril ~. ..ti 4
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Tsrms of tie Repsb6eon,

20 IL paid in advance, or s2,Q5 at the enA
o. the year.
Advertisements not marked, will be ccatss
ued iii forbidden. and charged sceos dinghy.
No paper discontinued until srrssssRes
arc paid, unless at the discretion ei the pub
Usher.
a yeu.
Printing
or all kinds doae with neasn~ss end dsspats
AT rBE RALL,
IN the roar IL the 6asssss bs~h
Over ~ MN cf HWUpOvn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

HHAMBERSt to let on the Hill. Con.
~ venisnt for small family.
Apply At this Office,
April "a. MARY FISH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

gua'e commerce tcihin Stdtes 1t is simple question
The strength and certainty oil the conclusion results from
ITS simplicity There need OF any refined TO
arrive at conviction 1t is plain appeal 10 the common
sense OF the people, $40 bring tho subject moro direct
INTO 'he course oil the reasonngs OF common lite, sup
pose that ten house holders, who live in ncighaorhood
should agree upon tribunal, which should possess pow
crS to regulate commerce, or intercourse among their
houses, could such authority be fairly extended the
'Su"uon oil inc intercourse oil the members OF their an
tieS tCUhin Lteir respective hOuSeS2'
81 have no objection 10 voting Tor City thousand men, if
eau be iniosmed 10 what they can be applied Let
me only understand tie system proposed. Islinendcd
repeal the embargo and 90 wal? Or these only
intended 10 enicsce il; IT tie former, have ton
10 any requisite asny IL the latter am in direct host
~ 10 this proposition Drening the embargo laws uncons
hiona and vested powers in the Executive which ought
never to have passed out of the possession of this House.
WIN never acquiesco ia augmentation of the military,
Il, am satisfied tha'thc system is not TO support by it
SAIL hutIcr violations of the constitution
Mr. Macon said that he was oppo ed to this resolution i'm
ITS present orn He did know that men mig Int not be
neccssary but he wished them If regular troops or Of
whatever kind, to be distinguished by their proper name
to leave the resolution in blank.
Neg'hved IA TO A, the Speaker declaring himself in
MIR. Macon also moved TO strike out t,co, the term of
o. to 40.
The question the resolution was then decided by
yeas and nays. Yeas 70, Nays 81
On The Naval Establishments
"Rlr Dana Jan 10, 1909 Said he was placed in
situation in which he approved part of the proposition
presented to him. aud dlsapproved OF another He felt
the use 10 which they might be applied bv the Executive
viz to enforce the embargo laws" sc. "Much greater
danger there was oil violation OF the rights OF the people
IN executing the embargo laws land than Oh water;
and when command was vested in inferior officers much
greater tyranny and nsoence 10 be expected than
from superior and responsible officers Employing frgacs
Tor the execution of The embargo laws the least un-
constitutional and the least Objectionable mode of any,
(I0 be concluded
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
DR.. Jeb6's Celebrated Lininsent,
DuMrR1Es' EYE WATER!

ENOR Sore or Infamed Eyes, gives immediate ease
IL and relief. On recent eyes, the effect is most
sautary. Where the complaint has been OF years
unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the
uae OF this EYE WATER, after every other remedy
had failed. Many persons who have used it pronounce
it the best preparation for these complaints they have
with, especially in Of soreness in
lammation Of long standing.
Price Is cents bottle.
o. None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor, +. KIDDER,
immediate successor to the late DR.. w. T. CONWAY
For sale at his Counting Room, over No. SO, Court
Street, Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
Samuel Buei and j. G.. Beck,cith, Litchfeld;
e. Cowles, South Farms; Daniel Norton
Canaan Judson g. Whittlesey, N. Preston !;
isaac S. Wadsworth, BethIem; Ne,Oton &
Henderson, Goshen.
Large discount to those who buy TO sell again.
February 1ye5w35
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
LftrtffeI1 enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS,

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
Fix months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year, payable as above. To companies less than six
81 rs per year, payable before 25 cents will be
made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid. except at the discretion Of the editor.
Notice of wish discontinue must be given before
the expiration Of year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three Insertions 81,
and the same proportion for two or more squares
Half square, rs cts. Continuance over three weeks
90 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or 12 months.
Administrator and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
All communications must he postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28

X. No. What nonsense. Tread about
printing; and this is what they make by
printing.
H. AS far as can see, you don't know
but what it crowd.
r. A newspaper grow =? What an abb
surd idea.
H. / don't see but it might happen with
out maker, as easy as all this world, any
how.
Here the dialogue ceased, and / came
away. AN OLD SCOUT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
AUCTION.

DY order Of the Court Of Probate for the
- District of Norfolk. will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on Tuesday the ed day of April
next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, all the
Real and Personal Estate of LoRRAIN LOOM
rs, of Winchester, consisting of FARM Of
one hundred Gad eighty acres Of Land. ,0iih the
Buildings, and c cariety Of Furniture, &c. SC.
JAMES BEEBE, lu
NELSON LOOMS,
Winchester, March 9, 1888 go
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
Z Cents Reward.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the
II night of the Esd of February last, an in
denied apprentice to the Scythe Making Bu-
siness, named FRANCIS BROWN, about i
years of age. Ali persons are forbid larbOr.
ing. trusting or employing him on penalty OF
the law. Whoever will return said boy shall
he entitled TO the above reward. but no char
ges paid. JAMES DUEL.
Pine Plains, Dmtchess county,,
N. Y. March 8, 1883. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28

A FEW copies Of the Sermon delivered at
IN the Installation Of the Rev. Mr.. Urm-
stone, IN December last, BY Rev. LAuRENs
r. HIcKOK, for sale at this Office.
March 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
Medad Alling's Estate.

Medad AIllng's Estate.
"HE Court of Probate for the District OF
IL Sharon has limited and allowed six
months from this date for the creditors to the
estate Of MEDAD ALLING,
late of Canaan, ia said district, deceased, to
present to the executrix Of the last will and
testament Of said deceased their claims against
said deceased's estate for settlement.
By order Of Court.
DESIRE ALLING, Executor.
Canaan. MoTch 8, 1883 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
A Pleasant FARM
NEW BOOKS.

MOREL's Voyages and Discoveriesin the
1v1 South Sea.
Historical and Descriptive Account Of Bri-
fish Indies from the most remote period to
the present time.
Letters on Natural Magic, addressed to Sir
Walter Scott. By Sir David Brewster.
Memoirs of Sir Walter Scott. By Allan
Cunningham.
History of the American Revolution-puh-
lished in London. Just received and for sale
at the Litchiield Bookstore. by
E. A. LORD.
Litchfeld, Jan. "a 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
Pc. REMEDY FOR
R JIM a TTSM.

VNHE excruciating paiD-the decrepitude and de-
IL formty, and the premature old age, which are
the usual attendants OF this disorder suffered by
many from despair Of cure, disappointment. in tho
efficacy of the numerous pretended antidotes used 10
effect this purpose. But those who have made fair
trial Of
DR.. Jebb's Celebrated Liniment,
in ofong standing, and Of the most severe
character have received certain relief and many have
been cured 10 few days, some in "a hours as num-
her Of persons in Boston and vicinity who were for
merly afflicted with the Rheumatism, have very fully
testified. Certificates in the possession of the
Proprietor, proving the most thorough and surprising
cures by means of this powerful Lnment in cases
The Lniment is also used with success for Bruises,
Sprans Numbness, Stiffness Of the Joints, Chblains.
&c. Price, so cents bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
,cdofe.-The following we believe.

AnrcdOfe.-The following we believe,
has never appeared in print. We are as
sured that Il is fact. When our troops
were defending New-O orleans, in the last
war, young and raw Kentuckian accost-
ed the postmaster with" SiFanger, ID
there letter here Cor me from my moth-
er1" Yes,' said lhe postmaster. "here
ID one addressed fTp my son 10 Gen.
Jaekson's army. this must hsy Ou." Sure
enough II was from bis Galang.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-03-28
nv. Y. Farmer. S.

Juvenile Martyrdom.--A gentleman re-
lated to US the following Circumstances, the
other day, which he insists is strictly true.
Passing through one of our streets, he met
little boy padding through the snow.
without shoes or stockings. MY dear lit
tie fellow cried he, you will freeze to
death---haye you no shoes nor stockingsg'
. Yes, SIR replied the boy, but lam GO
inc to savo 'em 90 wear to meetinsN
Lyaa Messenger.