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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
Cash fov .%eyvoes

va + will pay the highest cash prices for all
w the likely young Negroes, of both sexes
from IL to 20 OF 81 Yeas OF age, we can get Thoso
wishing TO sell are requested to ,efcr TO John A
Rowan, at Lynchburs, by letter OF Otherwise or r.
John l.. Harris Lovmgston, Nelson countv V,
ROWAN & HARR,S
July 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

We are grafed TO loHtn that the Chesapeake
and OHIO Canal Company hevc effected the loan
OF two hundred thousand dollars from the L. 5.
Bauk IN reference to which meeting was held in
tins city last week This sum will enable the
Canal Company 10 complete their works TO point
eight miles above Wllliamspor, during the pres
eot season, md will put of jeopardy two cost
ly dams across the Potomac which would probably
have been swept away by the next winter torrents,
if they hod been left IN an unfinished STATE W.
would taln regard the success of the Company, Ia
obtaining this scasonable aid as token Of lis fur
,hcr and rapid advance to Cumberland.
Ball amer
The bold enterprise and patient industry Of our
Ne" England brethren, --manlestcI in 50 many
ways, 81 in every region OF the globe are about to
be practically illustrated for the benefit Of the State
of Georgia. company of gentlemen of Portland,
convcrsant with the value of the excellent yellow
rinc lumber Of Georgia, have purchased tract Of
100 600 ecrcs Ct pine lands, situlted between the
Ocmulgec and Oconce rivers IN the centre Of
George, and within the limits oil steamboat uavi
gaIlon A few days ago, We learn FINN the fort
land Advertiser, II brig was dispatched from that
p0r, with party of " nine hardy and industrious
Yankees, to pursue numbering operations upon
these lands. The company has four mills,
tanning eighteen saws already in operltlen rogeh-
er with flour mil aud a well stocked plantation
around the mills Their intention is TO operate by
northern labor, and to keep constant sapply Of
every species OF lumber at Darien, near the mouth
of the Al'ansha. Upon this river, much the ar-
gest in the Stat there are now plying two steam
beats which 90 past, and within mile Of the
company ) property. u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

The Postmaster at Georgetown, S G n Il note
o John Mclera, Esq Postmaster at Fayetteville,
says the loss OF property sustained by the late Tor
undo IN thai place will not be less than one nun
drcd Honsa5td dellarS independent Of the Rice
crops Adj 10 tins the loss which mus, have oc-
CURED from the recent Freshct and ,ho destruction
of properly must be immense.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

,.s ,be year is33,--sceordinc to the O'i'o'a'
D9'"e a. -, - ,.s New Jersey legisa'u'e'-O-
l,,,,d,ed and Ten pousand passenga' nn ,ood
'A''', W., -. ,,a Camden and Ambey lie" :, ,oa ~.
cI,. hs,ween Philadelphia and Nc" IN
-. v.an,.r fare OF SO each. the eon naa"
'a;vad from this source alone the suin o' S''o'
| 900.
yo,,o man named Thomas, belonging -
.ssocia,ion called he Painter 't"o' !" y ,,ed
n, N c.. was lately mmderee oy ni'' - he.
willis. The object OF the c''o - the
-, and oaint all druokards found III ",
'''I 7, ,nnears that Wills WHO was man %
go, ,.ns Iatfly discovered IL that sua''oh !"
T. 49,, H., Tham,s. who immediately coateu MN
III = dose of assnfr,ida Willis wen' ho','1
"a h;s gnn which was out of order, repa,I.ea "
do ,,,,-smih and returned anc sought ou' "o"
mas whom he deliberately shot dead.
Manufactures are beginning to take roof III ~.
South The Augusta (Gee.) Courier meh,,o',' '''a'
cotton "a tory started its spindes on me ~ ooa
!, : ,,iended when in foil operation To run Sooo
snindles. All he machinery is made III Inc comp.
ny's own okshop.
Loageuity "A poor colored woman e'c' yfS'e'i
day of cholera, IN Orange street. al we a"''',
agc Of l09 years. she was I'Ioo'o'' -,
person in the city at the time OF her oea,e' '''
&c 4 colorcd man OF the age Of lO4 s'li lVih1 III
Washington street ~ Y Com. Abr. On '"Sf'
rzzzxsz1DznG-D
TiA Itthes In he British House OF 1o'n-
mons on the 30th ofJuly, Nj OCoNSELL esfrlfo
motion To redu c The Tnhes heretofore pald oy
the people of Ireland tuty per ecnf by vote oil o.
to 81. A majority against the Ministry OF I"fg
aine! Mr. OCo<sEft ssIJ that, having cafr'en
the Two points in the bill for which he had conten
ded he should Offer further opposition TO lis pas
snge.
BriilM Po0r La1cS- The Lord Chancellor, IN
lately supporting, in the House OF Lords, bill re-
pcaIing the Poor Laws, and eslablng an entire
new system, said, the fundamental rule in giving
employment, to the poor ought 10 be, that every
man should be paid according to his work that ia
IDLE should not consume the profits Of the employ
ed The law OF nature, SAID he, ofdalns that u
ather shall IN need support bis son. md the son MS
parent. But the existing law denaturallzes nea
by IT, the father throws his son, and the son his IA
ther, ppon The parish. He condemned the present
rule Of settlement, and other provisions of the exls
ting Poor Laws, and called upon the Lords, as the
guardians of social happiness, 10 restore the En-
glish Pcosantry to thai exalted position when they
were toe glory of,her country and the admiration
oflkc woll In the new system, the whole man
ogcment ofthc Poor is proposed TO be placed under
the direction ofa Central Board Of Commas oncrs
to sit permanently in London
A sister of Robespierre died lately in France
She, is said to have left fragments of memoirs re
atng TO her brother.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

Accounts fr7n1 Louisiana and M,ssissnn state
that The sugar crop IS uncommony promising this
year. but that cofton has been somewh hat injured by
late heavy rims.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

"A VIE subscribers will continue the Mercantile
business at Republican Grove, under the firm
and style of Peter Barkslale & Co
ANTHONY SYDNOR
ARAllSTEAD BARKSDAI.E
PETER BARkSDALE.
Halifax, Sept. % II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

Soio, on. 81 t1c Spanish Pifates-Thcrc IS an
incident connected with Bernardo de Soto one of
the pirates lately sent % Salem by the BRUSH Go.
vernmcnt, which viii arouse much feeling in his
favor. he was second in command and il is stated
owner of the protical vessel In 1881 he was mas
ter of vessel which made a voyage from Havana
to Philadelphia md was consigned to a respectable
house IN 'hat city. On his return To Havana he
discovered the American ship Minerva d.
ground and on fire one of the Bahama reefs
the crew and passengers Of which vessel he res
ened al great personal hazard and danger
TO hrs vessel and crew. The rescued rrow
and passengers, seventy odd in number were In
ken safely 10 Havana, bong rca'ed with he Mt,
most kindness and attention while on board the
vessel commanded by Soto. For this honorable act
oi h"ma"'y 500 was presented by an insurance
office IN PmlaJe phia with silver vase n, MIS-
mon'al olapnrohauon. LIS certainly very din;
eu!t TO reconcile deed like this with the barI,aro,s
act ut piracy charged upon this man and his fd
avs and which II woul.. seem from the ex,n,in,.
ton, will be fully proved upoh them on their trial
". Y Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

For the ladies' an importation is expected bv
,he snip Washington, from Canton, which will
nave The charm OF novelty at least-a Chinese laIv
~tm tiWc rect! 1t is even so-Yankce enlernr;se
never lags behind any demand, and as little fee, are
an Inc rage-thoush NOT within the reach of all
Jus' how't has occurred TO one OF our Eastern hre
,nefn' 10 show Row tirtlo feet really can be- The
'aoy VIII havea Chinese attendant with her. and
receive company IN parlor, furnished n Ia J1j.
n"'se she viii need, wear sure, spacious a
p''''"'"' Y Americaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

A sister of Robesperre died lately in France.
She, IS SAID to have left fragments of memoirs re-
lntlng TO her brother
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

Longeuity "A poor colored woman e'e' yes'e'
div. of cholera, in Orange street, nj me a"'a'e'
agc of 1903 years. She was probably Inc %, ON :
person in the city a, the time of her den.h. me-
s colorcd man OF the age Of lO4 still lv'n1 u
Washington street. ~ Y Com AdV' On '">''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

Miss Huric, Hlrttpeat This Justly ee'ehra
tod lady arrived at New Yotk on Friday last, itom
Liverpool, in co ppacy with Rev. Chates Brooks,
OF Boston,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

Manufactures are beginning to take roof IN ~.
South The Augusta (Geo.) Courier mennons ua'
cotton factory started its srndes on the iV ne
l, is intended when in foil operation 10 run Soo'
snindles. All he machinery is made IN the co''!'''
ny's own workshop.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10
The Iitchfield Mutual Fire
Insurance COMPANY

"AS Incorporated at The last session Of
w the legislature, and a0thafised to effect
assurances on Buildings and Fixtures only in
the County Of Liichlield. The company was
organized in the mnnth Of July last. and went
into operation about the FIRST OF September
and has nOw effected insurance on a large a
mount ofprOperty. and has n fund paid IN and
secured sufficient 20 meet any probable loss.
The advantages ofthis method Of insurance
are, that man who has policy Is a member
Of the company. and has right 60 the inspec-
ton Of the Books, and to vote in all meetings
of the Company. and has also right toahe
dividends. The policies are made to run i've
wears, and the person eifecling insurance. Is
required 20 pay the premium for one year on
~. at The sans rate charged in other Offices,
aud the premium Tor four years (which q the
utmost liability Of the assuredl % charged on
the Books Of the Company. and not called Tor
unless necessary 70 meet losses. and the ac-
count is balanced at the expiration Of the Po'
licy. =.
Application Cor insurance may be made a.
reetiy a. the Office Of the Company, 0rtO the
agents IN tha several towns.
LEONARD GooDwIF. Secretary.
E.itsAfsld. Jan. 80, 1854 %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10
DXaPBPaTA.

~ r most obstinate character aIter having hafiled
u the skill of the most eminent phyacians, and
wbs,ood the mos, highly recommended medical pre-
pnra,jons has been cpcked relieved, and Cured. in
nnmber &c instances in md abonf Boston, by using for
a abort time DIR. RELIES
Vegetable Specific. and Anti-bilious Pills.
81 eonaexioa accordng the directions accompany
ing the Specifc II IL also ono Of the best medicines
known Tor Sick Eradache, Sickness Al the Stomach.
Nausea, md Flatnences.
~. None are genuine unless signed On the outside
printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor. L. KlDDER,
immediate successor the late DR.. w. T. CONWAY
For salesat his Cosa,ing R"om, over No. 49, Court
Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by His
special appointment, by
Samuel BneiGnd j. G. Beckwiih, Litchfeld :;
T.. CosCles, South Farms; Daniel Norton,
Canaan; Hudson 6, Whiitlssry, N. Preston /;
Isaac s. WadsWorth. Bethiem; Norton &
Henderson. Goshen.
Large .liscountlo those who buy 20 sell again.
March 81 lye4w42
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10
TftrBtteIO 7ENQutrer::
PUsLlsaED EVERY THURSDAY MORrING.
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail Subscribers.
two dollars per year. payable before lae expiration oi
six months.
accompanies Of ans number over six. 81 30 per
vear payable as above. To companies less than sax,
81 rs per year, payable before. % cents will be
dedacted IRON each ofthese prices whom payment is
made in advance. These prices exclusive OF mail
stage charge fnr transportation.
No papers will be Discontinued until NIL arrearages
ara paid, except NJ the discretion Of the editor.
N0iee Of wish to disco nlnue must be given before
the expiration ola year.
ADyERrisiE6. One square, three insertions, ST..
and she sasRe proportion for two more squares
Hail square, as cite. Continuance three weeks
90 per ceAt per week. A lihera deduction made for
advertisements coniinHed 8 or - monihe.
Adminisrators' anst Executors' Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Nn,ices, 25 (
All Communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10


An Act 10 alteration Of an Act entitled " An Act for
constituting aud regulating Courts, And tor aT4loini-
ing The times and places OF hoidang the same"
Re enacted, DC. That the town q Madison be.
aud the same ls hereby constituted rr"ae District.
by the name OF the Da'ract o. had,sems frootded,
that all malters aud business relative 70 me once OF
Probate for the district OF Gusiord shat ne completed
and finished in the same manner as thougn tMs ACT
had not passed. Approved May ga, 1884.
An Act in alteration OF an Act enfisied Act i"r
constituting and regulating Courts, and appointing
the times and places of holding the snmes
Be Il enacted. &c. That the towns 0f New Hartford
and Barkhamsled, which now cORsqle one Pr0batc
District, by the of tho District ofcw Hartford,
be, and The same hereby divided into two Probate
Probate Dsirici, aud known by the ssanie Of the Dis
trct Of New Hartford: aud that the town OF Rlrk-
hansted be one Probate District, and known BY the
name Of the District 81 Bark hama,e,i
Alcays Provided, that al ,naitrrs aod hnsinrss ai-
ready begun, entered, aud pending a the Probate
District Of New Hartford shalt be- completed IN the
Distrc, Of arkhamsied in tha same lsafaer as fhs
Act had NOT been passed.
Propiaee Also that the books, aud Rrohnse records,
and ail other public Documents of the late Probate
NNFnnNh Nn.n 0NnYNh nhh
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10
j. G.. BECKWITH,
At the Sign Of Drugs Gad Medicines,

Is RECEIVING CONSTANTLY,
ENUINE MEDICINES; English and
" American PAINTS; Osborn's Linseed.
and also Prepared OILS for painting; Pore
Port, Madeira, and other WINES; L. and p.
Porter; Gums. Tnrpentines. Lamp Oii-DYE
STUFFS-Trusses. Congress Wster. Sc
including all articles and medicinal prepare
tions usually found in connexion with the a
hove articles, which he will sell at a small adj
vance from cost for cash or good credit.
LitckfeEd, Aug. 8
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10
PUBLIC STATUTE LAWS OF CONN.
PASSED MAY SESSION, 1884.
An act to alter the time of holding the Superior Court
ia add for New Haven County.

the Superior Court within and for the COaniy Of New
Haven shall hereafter he held as follows instead Of the
times heretofore prescribed ny law, v1:-Saa onpe-
rsor Court snaH nereater Oe ne'd NJ new fahvon !.
SAID COuhty on the tourIh IHesday OF January, 1"3
on the second Tuesday Of Oetcber IN each year; anu
SO much OF ANY actor acts as appoints different Tune
OF holding said Superior Court be- and The same are,
hereoy repeated r,.. IN ,;.
Sec. 2. BE Il tavftler enacted, That aM conu"nan-
ces, recognizances, suite, matters n"d causes, now
pending n or retnr"aOle 10, the superior CoS soT
said County, or that may at any ums before .ne S.a
day OF Jasuary next, % commenced or orougnt ne-
tote or made retnrnable 10 SAID Cons'' as heretofore
established ny law, may DO heard Ffocesaen W.T." ana
deieFm'ned' ~ the neg, terms o. saa Nonr. sespec
lively as herein established ~ the same manner rs
the times OF holding s',a Court hau not oeeh altered.
Approved, June 5d, 1854.
An ACT ~ alteration o an act en's'cu hh Met co"-
shutting and regulating Courts and tor appointing
the times and places Of holding the same.
Sec. l. BE Il enacted SC. That aiier the month Of
Noyembar next, the SUPERIOR Cou,t shall annually be
hoI,ien IN and far the County, ol Fairfield al Fairfield,
tn said Coun,y on the Tuesday, mex, following the
frs, Monday II Apr and n, Danbury IN said County,
~, ,he 6,si Tuesday Of November And after the
non,h az November neg, Inc Coun,y Court in aud
or aid Comn,y shall annually be hidden N, said Fair
Geld on lie first Tuesday Of January; and al said
Do.h,,.,, M, IN. socn,,d Ts,e.,i.v ~ Anuns,
Sec s Re Il f.rtbSr enacted. Tha, 50 much of the
.s,;aS ~ !, g, s,sr.,;,n ss i mco,sis,e"t
herewith, be- nnd re sane ,os. hereby SsePe"eo'
An ac, in addition 10 the act entitled IAN act concern
ing Gaols and Gaulers.'
n !. ..,.s e. Th., =. t.,.,... =. .o,r, ho,ss
or Ja" ~ any Coans, OF he,r "pput.eha",1er, s."'
IN tae oplnlon y ane CouMy E"ua. w suS ~
ssll ~, "~cssd three hundred dollars ana cnDo, he
betrayed out Of tho monies ia the treasury Of such
s,;n,e ,ha exnsnsa ~ snch re,,ars md make re.
c ~ ,he amo.,n, thereof: ant: thereupon said Court
~. -, .; ;a ss.o.n, s,acnC ,Le .ryeraI ,o,vms
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10
Albion CORN PLASTER /!

FUNilE Albion Corn Plaster soltens the corn however
u old aud to0gh and extracts il 10 the Srsy roofs
The reet Afforded is gentle, Immediate and thorough
The proprietor begs leave To submit the following
case from Mr. Ssowe who il we'll known b the In
aanis 81 the city Of nsion. especially at the south
end, very worthy and respectable citizen.
A CASE.
Sir-I do not hesitate 10 give my most unqualified
appreciation in favor Of your valuable Albion Corn
Plaster. BY the use Of less than box, Mrs. Stoweli
has been cured Of each foot, which had been
exceedingly troublesome and painful for years. and
think j bn justice 10 your invaluable preparation 70
add flor the encouragement of those who. owing TO
repeated disappoialments In the various remedies
sorted 10. have finally despaired Ut cure, that yoI-
Plaster cured her corns after trying other highly ref
commended ,emedcs 10 no purpose; and whsi increa-
sea my confidence the superiority ofyour Plaster s
the fact. that has been used ny several Of me Oegh-
bors with equally good succesa.
lSigned) SETH STOWELL.
Keeper ofthe 1'oiihcnse, South Boston Bridge.
Mr.. Z. Kidder, Proprietor tthe Conway Medicines.
Boston, June l7,h, 1884.
Price so cents.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10
Sore and Inflamed EXES,

FWyHE sadious. the weakly. and Others, who are
III irOnbled with s6rcRess or inflammation Of that
delicate organ. will lie able TO obtain most pleasant
and invaluable application. in
Dunsf ries' EYE WATER!
This well established Wash for tho Eye is perfectly
smOoceni and gives immediate Relief in very ag
Eravattd cases VI soreness and inflammation. Price
% ceats.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10

A Good Tife.-A woman who makes
good coffee, and does not scold 60 wnel'r
ing days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-14

Rogues -easght.-Within about six vveeks
the store 81 David Allen g. Co. and ]. Kin
bOuFn Of MiddletOwn, Of Roswell Clam Of
Wethers6eld, Horace Seymour and ChsrIes
Boswell Of Hartford, James X. Still of Wind
sOF, and one or two stores in Pennington have
been broken and entered by thieves in the
night seas0n-Mr. Boswell, besides upwards
Of 500 in money. lost also n silver alarm
watch /; last week this watch was sent to New
York, By steam boat hand, TO be repaired-
this man saw Boswell's advertisement, the
watch answering the description there given.
On his return he showed il 10 BOswell-upon
which on Saturday afternoon, constable Smith
accompanied by constable BigelOw repaired
to Dutch Point, and with some diAlc1ity and
plenty of assistance took Jesse B. Gould aud
John STANDARD into custody, and on a search
Of the house for BOswcll's money found di-
vers parcels Of dry goods, ready made cloth
log, dark lanthOrn, lucifer matches, RGgers}
and an assortment Of stolen keys since then
some portion Of the goods have been identif.
ed and sworn 20 as having been stolen from
each OF the Stores above named as broken,
with the exception of the two at Pennington.
Fhe persons have heen committed to answer
several charges Of Burglary-and win prob.
ably take degree or so IN the Wethers6elf
Seminary. Gould is stone cutter, end sume-
times boat man Of migratory prOpensities.-
Stannard belongs 10 llatif0rd-both young
men. A very smaltPart OF the property stol4
en- has been found as above stated.
49,. Hartford 7Tmes5-
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-14

more than two millions Of dollars. The defI-
cheney would be in fact greater, because the
Secfetary's estimate Of the expenditures Of the
current year Is a million or two below the
mark. We'have been content, however, in
the preceding view, to take his estimates as
data.
An excessive importation Ofspecie, there
fore. would ohlige the ADMINISTRATION TO re-
sort TO loans, before the end Of this year, to
carry on the Government, not to speak Of the
probable necessity Of its borrowing money
from the inability to make available the funds
OF the Government IN the present deposite
banks."-Nat Intel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29
Spring Goods.

FNVHE subscribers have already in store, a large portion,
n between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK.
AGES, OF their Spring Supply Of Dry Goods, received
mainly by the Hdrkdtcdy from Liverpool, and by various
recen, arrivals from Philadelphia aud New York. The
remainder Of their importation is now daily expected hy
the Jefferson from LtUerpooi, and other large additions
viii he made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York. When all these get into store, a fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. 10 tie mean
time, we offer on our usual terms, the suppIy now on
hand. and invite city and Country M0chonts 10 call
on US. There has been a Uery great decline in MANI
leading articles, and almost all others are loyer than last
yesr-iDdeed, we have rarely seen Dry Goods generally,
as cheap as they n0D are. The styles, pstternS, &c. are
new for the most part, and many Of ihem good.
+. & J. >. JAMES & CO,
April I. u07-tn Market square
TNNHE highest prices paid for flour barrel bilIels and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29
Fresh DRY GOOds---Sn Store

VHNHE Ship Je6eTson, just in from Liverpool, having
n brought the remainder OF our importation of Spring
GOODS, except few packages-and our receip $ OF DO.
nestle and other Goods from the North, having been very
heavy within a few days-we are now prepared 10 offer
to our customers, and TO all who may choose 10 call OH us,
one OF the largest supplies of Goods we have ever had in
store, and which equal in style any thing in the Dry
Goods line we have seen for many seasons. Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. a more general al.
verlisement will appear in a few days.
+. g. j. 5. JAMES & CO,
April ii. lO-uJ Market Square.