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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-27
From Inc Petessb',g Mie,lig enceteir,.
NEW MARKET RACES.


Jockey Club Purse, 5000, 4 mile Ieo,,
VIM H. Johnson's 4 m lronue, by contcn.
ton, dam by Patkmsham, years old, +
Henry N pclin's r~i. aa'.~.-, ny conten-
ton, dam by Archie, years old q
j. Hnrfi'on's b m Miss Monicr by Ron
noke dam 10y Coa'cn,lon, years old,
TmoTn. SIS. After tho FIRST h, a, Ca]carn.
ton md Miss Monicr were Withdrawn, and tic
purse awarded TO lronetc.
Fnnru DAY
Propre'ors Purse 1900, mile hcafs,
lsbam Packets h Pufoo, by Tonton,
years old,
WIN. II Johnson's h Sid lIomei, by T.
c'ipse, 3ycnrs old, " 2
r. Adams b Ally Clipper, by Torson,
yonry old, 2 q
O 2 liars'sbc KlnIock. by Marion, 3
years old ri,
Z. b. sarks'sbc Castor, BY Truflc, ,
years old, ) din
Time l't beat, In "a hen,, I'm 55ls Sd heat
an.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-27
Or. Observation-Disclosures
Balsamic Pills, for Debilitated Fe
males.
males.

A Ncdicine confidently altered 10 The public as one
from Wbicl a radical and permanent ture can
be obtaincd
TNHESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood ffom
IL those obstructions incident to Debilitated Fe-
males they restore free circulation reform the IT.
regular operations of the sanguiferous system and
recify the disordered functions Tie proprietor S
confidence in the virtues of this innocent ond active
preparation, is founded the mos, decided esstmo-
ny from many who have experienced its e'ncncy.
He can assure the public that when the Basamic
Pills regularly taken, according 10 the directions
accompanying them, they tail not to revive and re-
establish the desired beuthy habits, and to restore
to the pallid countenance the pleasing glow OF
health and sosj spirits.
Married Ladies will find these Pills equally ser
vioeabie, except in cases of pregnancy, when they
mus, not be taken They may be used with adj
vantage by either man or woman in all cases oil
hypochondrac. hys,eric or vapourlsh disorders, in
hectic, consump'ive or dyspeptc affections. In al
cases of this description, these Pills revive, purify
and vgota,c the disordered system.
BIO prevent counterfeit the proprietor has
his name written on the labels accompanying Thu
yial, without, which mono will be genuine.
! For sale by r. STABLER, Druggist
Lynchburg Va
7 Oc,e w4m"
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From the Boston Alas
MUNICIPAL COURT, Ocf. I3 lJ3d
before ./ndcc Y'tof1bc,


before Jndec Thatcher.
a. affair OF IiosoH 80 Edtou,d TJallcu. a
young Engshmnn, apparently about 25 or 2G
yours of sgr, wns indicted for having sent on TIC
10Th Of Sept last, to the Sencr Gberardi professor
OF music ard duacing in This city tho following chal,
lengr.
Sin, - You have IBsnuo,ed yourself into tho fami.
~ OF a trend ofminc, and in spite of Tho cxpross
wishes Of parents and friends, hive pcrsis,ed in
gaining the affection Of ofiIs members such
oondnc, you mus, be swme ia despicablc. mean
and unworthy Of a mar Of honor Ifyou are pre-.
pared to defend il, you will not objcc, TO NICE, the
writer or be branded cowurdly villain, Il
rests with yon to nHmc time and place, md trust
ing that you viii return nm answer without dc.
lay remain, &c.
EDWARD WAYLEN.
To f1es dnder CAstaydi Esq
Not receiving an immediate reply the chsllcn-
ger seconded his FRS, communication with the fol-
lowing
Sept II, 1894.
SIM have been waiting for am answer n the
letter scrt yesterday. hope, as you dread pub.
Tic and signal disgrace You will not delay it any
longer. lam &C.
EDWARD wAYLEN.
The D'sric. Attorney, in opening the case, said
the prisoner was gentleman IF considerable liters-
~ ahninments, and d correspondent Of one Of the
daiiy journals IN this city. Signor Gherasdi wus
also respectable man, whose courage had been
proved beyond doub, in the late wars in Eu,ope
he Che Signo) nov supported hiuselfby teaching
music, and in the course Of his business had fire.
quenty called a, the prisoners boarding house
(Cop', Brsgs's, Portland strsst) The prisoner.
however. who lived in the hGCnsksd attributed tese
visits TO love ofthe Captains d6hsh,er, AMI hence
the challenge.
MIS-. Lovcl, ofrranklin street, who keeps the
boarding house in which Sgnor Gherard resides,
WAS FIRST called She identified the letters and pre-
we'd their reception by the Signor.
Sisnor GhcrardI examined. ! was introduced to
de lamate of Mons. Brac (Brugg) dis nine months
in Oak street veil, derc vas Won young lady -
she vas, ha hn (smiling) yer agye1is 10 me, and
! vas yer ngyeble 10 her She pays me mcsh attcn.
ton. Veil, 60 see her in DC house Of her fadcr
in Porantlt street, and We go promoter togeder, 60
| to chursh togedsr, and 60 every where togeder.
But ali me l did find dat dere VS. something
disagre1lc vii her faIdef, SO ali ha I not 60 to
| her house more.
| Sienor Ghcrardi further stated that he had sd-
hcred fcr considerable time, his determination
not TO 90 moro > but thai the young lady having
met him several times ncsr his boarding houae. and
ask him " for why he not 60 10 her house" ne had
at lost bech 4resals4 upon to promise TO pay her
:s>is!r. Upon Skcoccaslan ofperformng Mis- pfou:-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-27
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DOMESTIC NEWS
WASHINGTON RACES,

THIRD DAY.
Inc p.oprctor's pnrse of $500 3 mile heats-f
entries, the result AZ follows;
Mr.. Solden's h Charles kembls 4 vs,y,
old
Mt. Garrtron's b Tlsnslap, 4 years old 4 q n
Hr. Bowe's e. m Agility, year. old / Adj.
Gen. G'bson's b Azsl'a, 3 years old DR..
MI hondalls or Prince Georges, 3
yenrs old. H.
Mr.. rsyloe's ch m Dolly DIXON, 2 ycar,
OLE. n
Col crowells b m Lady Nashvilie,a yenr,
old. r.
Time 5m d7s 5m. a2.-5m ST..
THIS was beautiful race, the Interest. wb,sh
was hcishtencdby the frs, Two heats be,o. tsk.r
by different, horses. 1t wss 80 close on ~, la,
mile, OF tho ID heat, that for some dis,uu. n.
three leading horses kept in exact line ,hs bu,
ono horse and one rider could bo disiinyuiS, ed
NO platoon Of soldiers eve.f moved more exn .tlv
dressed he ISSUE WINS kept IN suspense until near
The close Of the I'D heat. During, tho frs, hen,
much anxiety was felt for the rider Of the fine marc
that took the heat Ills saddle slipped for ward on
the neck OF the mare, and in thu, SITUATION he roJe
the heat and bravc'y came out first.
foUrM DAY.
The Jockey Club Purse Of Gl0O0--4 mile henis
--seven cnifies-was won in three heats. Nv M,
Gafrlsou's horsc Ohio
Garr'son's br Ohio. years DID, 2 I
Foremnn's Uncle Sam, 6 yuars old. @ d.
SelJens m Florida, yeats DID, a
Duvsll's bm FIittlla, & years old. dis
kcndals ch h Drone, 4 years old, dis
Tayloes IN Robin Brown. 4 yenr,
old A.
Godman's Rumsede 3 years old. a.
Time I'm 56s.--7 Bland 8 30.
lh,s was a beautiful and highly interesting race.
notwithstanding 50 many Of tho doml'ctitnrs ~ers
thrown out the first hcat. During the frat II -.
ml'es 81 'o' heat, which was dono in .c,y pa %.
i''ne, The whole seven horses ran in n clus,rr
""si - clohe es II was possible 10 move together,
400 iha iolie~ins hens s0cre well contested b..
f1,t,a" "nd her sasea-sfui competitor Oa;o
Fhs dry wosf unusually fine, and the field thu
mos, y, nowd'o ma, ~ have seen since the day Of
Eclipse aud y" Chncs. II was gratifying TO ner
ce've ha' the active and public spirited Proprietor
had Prospect of being remuneraIed for his beayv
outlay. large company after the raee dncd at
INC ie'''on' TVat mi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-27
,uvo p;cbd T. Shaver, Alex. Kasey William KIT
.av Mary Martin, James Kascy, Thos. Ka-

no Ricb'd T. Shaver. Alex. Kasey, William KIT
.sy Mary Martin, James Kascy, Thos. Ka-
CIV Elizabeth Kasey, take notice that the 18th
s a,n ar November, 1884, at the dwelling house of
way, Kosey in the county of Bedford, and state of
W w." we shall take the dispositions Of John
',,ohel Daniel Saunders, John Ashwcll, Sen. and
a,ssr, that, on the Oath day Of the same month, at
, y dwelling house of Thomas N. Eubank, in the
county Of Amherst and state OF I, vTsna we shall
pusv s,;d deposons are 10 he read in evidence on
""e T,.I Of suit in Chancery, now depending in
WV county, coun Of Bedford and state of Virgin
NV whs,ein We are plaintiffs, and you are defen
io,,s and il the said depostlons arc 10, complet-
aJon The above named days, we shall continue Ia
ciny them from day to day, Sundays excepted, J
until completed. JOIN KAsEY.
GEORGE KASEY.
Oct 20 w1"-
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A L Superior Court Of Law and Chancory held
N for the town Of Lynchburg, at the Court house
in said town on The l7ih dry Of July, 1884, sitting
MS Court Of Chancery
William Gibson, Daniel Lewis ahd Ann his
wife and Maurice II Garland, ndnr. Of John Glib
son, decd and Eliza Rouse alias Era Edcnheld,
Pins.
agaLn1
Samuel Bransford, Sergeant of the Corporation
Of Lynchburg, and in that character, adnnr with the
will annexed Of William Eden6cld, decd. VIII.
LINN Rouse, alias William Eden6eld, and Lucy
Rouse Dcfs
This cause came on this day to be heard, on the
i'll, answer Of the defendant Lucy Rouse, exhibits,
ne subpoena awarded therein on the 9th day OF
december, 1883, which appears to have been duly
executed the defendant, Samuel Bransford, and
the order of publication Of the 18th of April, 1884
acains, the defendant William Rouse, olios Vii
liam E1cnfeld, which appears to have been dolly
published, and WINS argued by counsel On COZ
slderatlon whereof the Court doth order that one
Of its Commissioners DO take account Of the nd-
mnistraon OF Samuel Brnnsford, upon tho estate
of William Edenfeld, decd al account, Of the lie.
gacics OF Eliza Rouse and William Rouse an ac-
count Of the vauc of the house aud lot in the pro-
ceedags mentioned, and Of the annual rents thereof,
and also An accoun, between the pa,ties and make
report thereof to the Court, with any matters spe.
culy stated, thought perth by himself rcq'I
red by the parties to'bc so stated.
A Copy--Tc.e, D. ROBES, OK.
COMM oSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, LIST October, 1884.
The parties IN this cnuse will take notice, tina
| | have appointed Saturday the 9th day Of Novcm
Der next, to commence the accounts directed b,
the foregoing order Of court, on which day, a
the hour Of nine O'Clock ia the morning, they ar,
required to attend at my Office, in this town, viii
their accounts, vouches and copies Of court papers
prepared for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAdH, g.
Oct s. wAH,
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NOTICE..

SHALL petition the next Legislature for a
i divorce from my Husband, Samuel Rowland.
PATSY ROWLAND.
Oct iAD
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TERMS.

H., q mar annnum. payable in advance. No sub.
I've received or a less time than six month.
P'a . be Discontinued Out at the discretion OF
s aa F ~ ps until all arrearagcs arc paid.
U" ~ aDvER risEMESrs viii DO inserted at 80 cents
pr cs rhose from distance must DO paid for pre-
a. Insertion, the payment assumed by some
,m. .n, :. biei person in Lynchbarg;
as,,cr. addressed to the Editors must post paid
:. .Sss viii not DO attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-27

-Neic GtttsgoV, Oci. 1884.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-27

a .uedicine confidently altered 10 The public as on
from Uhicl a radical and permanent cure can
be obtained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-27

-our correspondent has mistaken the purport of
the piece he refers TO but even if otherwise, any
incorrect opinions previously presented TO our
ders, would make statements Of better practices so
much the moro desirable. Ed Far GaS
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J. IJOWNINU, NnJoT,
Downlngvillo Militia, Cd Brigade.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
RUN AZ

KOM the snhseribrr ors oF ahnilt tlle l7tIl
 inst. an iEdeRted girl Damcgl OtiCe cFoss- nsan. who vas ssduced by aud has ssbsconded wWn William Narragon to parts Gnknpwn--- T 2 ms len wife and three chjldren sick and m dlstresssd condition. | hereby forbid aII psrsonss natlscElng of trusting The said Olive contracting aiies this slsite and whnexsr w;ll return said < Olive sIraiE have one cent reward and no charges paid, .!8s K 'sS X s n. '- x \ . ELIJAH CROSBY. F. 5. The etiiOrs of the several nc \, sl,apers ass reqnested is give the above an insertion.
 Nese. Mi!tord, Feb. l 9, 1884 ssa
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
N EW GOODS AT THE VARIETY STORE.
E. A. LORD

THAs iust returned lFom NeW- York with ! L general assortment of OfPERFUMERY, sze. c.5nsisting n part Og tho following srlieles which will bs sold at redncsd prices;
 OttD uf Rases, Milk Df Roses, Antique OiL, iBears; Oil, Russia Oil. Exttask 0fs Honey l; Rose. Layender., and EOIOgDa Water. .a great variety Pot and SGck Pomalnn, Hais ROw- der. Preslou Salls. Lip Salve, PastiiIes. ANasb Bails. fancy Windsor and other spapss Toolh Powder, SEc. 2zc. 6 LII st sl{' sss AEsOs sssfssF ssf ss. sis EA generat assortment of BE D6, Bead P0y- ses. Fancy D0xes, Chessnen. p6Winpg. Nail SPlay. 0crsw Cushions, ENamelle& Buckles, Steel Watch Chains and Keys, ' hspdsome variety of eser-poinled Pencils, 6ilses Ihi.l- bIss of superior qualify. Conversation CaFas' IChiIdren's TOys,. Ske. Szes Szc-
 Eitek field, Esb. az ss s oe
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
TO PRINTERS. ]. White and yRl1a. Eaaa

s& w &AN " NNAAAA - AAAA uAA&A&S 444 ID EsPEcrrULLY inform the Printers of the Hl United Siatesy to whom they have been long individually known as establshed Letter Foundess, that they have now formed. a CO., partnrrship n said bnsiness, and hope ttom their united skill, aHd extensive experience. to be able to give satisfaction to all who may ia yor them wish srtlsrs. Th1 isssrossBction of machinery ir place of the tsdious asd unhealthy process If casting type by hand, desideratum by the European and American Founders, was Ky American ingenuity. and heavy expenditure of time and money on the part 0f our senior partner. ! first successfully accbmplished. Extensise use 0f inc fiachine cast letter has fully tested and established its superiority in every particular oser that cast Ny the sld process.
 The Letter Foundry basiness will hereafter be carried m hy the parties bsfare named. under the 6rn, of vyHlTE, HAGAR SS Co. Their specimen exhibits complete series. from diamend tO sixfy four lines pica, The. book and news type being in the most modern White, Hagas & Co. are agents for thssale of ths S,nifk and lenss I0finting PTesses, which Eihey san Fnsnish so their castonisrs at nspu- fscluregsy psiees. Chsses. Cases. Compasing Sticks, Ink, and every article used ia the Printing busipesq, kept fpr salo and furnished vn short notice.
 Old type taken in sxchaoge (at 2 cents per pouDd) Tor new. E. WHITE.
 w. HAGAR. nas. VxLE Hs.a 4aaA 4R
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

wetaks no particaar in,eres, in tic private quar- rels of fellow cisizehs but ah act ofjusce ,o Mr. Parks, give plaeelto the following no.ice:l
 MR EDITOR In the scarrlous sheet issued ipi ihis village on Saturday las, is statement res pectng alleged coasersation which took place be- tween ihe editor and mysslf which pronouncc 10 Ae wil.l, deliberaes and paiitous pisrepressniason. IL is uarpe alat eves quarrsed wlh him for doing printing fnr anoheF iaa of ssages than mine and s equally false shat told his should not he carried in my ssges. What ! did say on the oceasion and what hs said may be ascefsaine byaDy oae who feels sufficient interest in tie maierto learn s,.s whels ssti by inquiring of my harkeepsr oi either the other gentlemen who were pressis. The assertion that am as lhe same time "a aeaioas pas.i saa and most bter oppoasss If ihe ptessns admin is.ra,ion." leave 10 be recSncited Sy those wh' closss to do it. And as 10 his iasinuations and infer
 sncss regard sksm just about as much as ihe Puhl
 here d. ,Is beilowings of < or .ha ravings 1 q maniac or fool. OSiAHs "A ltks'., Lisci6eld, Fei,. 24, 1884. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
ATKINSON,s GlAsE1ET !.
 flr 4se,ne . snr Es,. .s.sa. fksss ., !. N .. -

As Oe"sS v Axseer0tafre, kt1fs and Sentiment. lssaed moafhls, each thunder containi,ag as rov- q ocfoUo pages. embeilished seith fine engrav <
 sags on steel copper aud scopd, and soiik ne,s and fashionabh na,tsic forming q volame of
 aedr 600 P1ges af kke close ef lke gear, sCfsA an eagvagsd tile rage and iadsr.
 TyHE preceding volumes If ,he CAsKET sntii. i.
 csenty prove tue pNnctualily of tue publisher in talhg is ccntracis win his patrons as regards s and embellishments, and are suscisn with ihcss at all acquainted with the york; to show its true character. The coUssapsy iRcfeasiag patronage be- soWei upon tho Casket iaa eBated the ,nhlisher n add considerably O iis value. lis typographcal a,- pearance is sgaato any American periadica1 snd ie volume which colpuienced with 1884. as regar5s np- pearance, quantity and qlatig af literary conten,s, c. render tse cieapest perl. odical of ths kiad ia tbe couaiFy.
 The kackiies of obtaining good fnaftar fr the work have greatly increaaed flNte. Many of sie best E ropeaN Magazines, as well as she tess American ner- odcais, are regularly received for the espscal use o the Csske.. seiecsioas from a ars made with grest
 The publisher hsisses sisis 10 other work soasans such pfstssie9 sra spsiet sf rilishmsnss. The oi porrais of issineushed iadyidsais; pa.es oe,hs MeWes Easlons, h0ill of Europe and America: sri- king aad interesting views o Amercan sscssesy Nh. lura History ;Foreien and Domestic Architseinre; and oiher saects That may bs calculated nierest and amuseJ Y "A sss8s isa
 Carefe attention is paid 10 Poetry Aasedo.e, Lish, Hsad,ng Amusng Skerhes and those ssreteras which so relieve tho mind from the labor of ae- we're study, refreshing tse enhderslahdng, and giving sess , io gfaver nnd more innaTtant compositions.
 The price Of the Cnskef, anding the many improvements made i aif its depariments will Mos he increased. When paid h advance, 1t will be furnsi- e for @20 year. or 3 if sid until the ea,i of the year. Genilemen al distAAce re,neg six sub- scripos. are entitled to copy gratis and ten per |ceni for collections Comt,leie sets tor 1893, l829 1880, l83l IS3 md ls33 can be supplied U order, either bpnnd or iM numbers.
 The volume for 1884 wilt from ile gFeat variety and hanaty ct it's nictoriai he sre,,ev intesesng 70 l who aslanse the works of superior ar iisls Those who desire ,he work srnl 10 em should trassnsit their nrdnrs nf m early dry,
 sd u. Keaaiiisoess s.ay bs sa.Is win saisiy. F Address $. CsfATKfNSON, fi t ssy @ S No. 36 Carter,s Alley. Philmdainisin
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
Take Notice I'

Ds| ILL be sold af Public Vendne. <. ,h.. premises on 1aeedag tke Isf cf I,,,v lsS4s not previously disposed ef f ns;s.,. ,. sale. That VALUABLE STAND for ...'''s CkOtA llresssng & W0OL C,arfsn0 togslhsr with ihe BuilIings and Maehiae95v attached to the sams, situated in Kent. near Pratrs Bridge AIsD, ons Dwelling Housr Barn. and one half acre of LAND. Terms, made knOwn pn the day s,f sale. 5
 HARVEY SMITH.
 Kent. Feb. S. 1884 sfs 5 sss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
Fair ! w arning ]!

s A. HI. perso,s indebted tO ihs late nrm q IE KaN4s S BUnz, ,of to the sabserleer isl- si;rids,allv fvr meat, Be. will please take nos |fira fhaf their accounfs may he tOsind ss me store of yV. e D. POTtey RafN thx &OtA A9aseA X. MI after whici, lime. ifunsrftlsd, they v ~ nosiiiyeIy bs placed iD tl,p hApds of aa cheer ior collection. So ieek ont and sase g0sss
 Litekfeld, Feb. 97. 1888 Se
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
FOR SALE,

rISHE DWELLING HOUSE. inn. and eight acres Of excellent lssss LAND. together with a Barn and < sl Ls sA other Out. houses, recently in the nccupancy ofihe subseribrrs abont three qilar- fers of q mile south from the Court House in LitehArld. For other particulars, and terms, apply io the slbscribsl. z Lisskjield, Feb. q. 1854 7 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

NK7ILL be sold at Fuhlic A1c-
 wv ton. on the goth Ofs March
 next. tnnIsss previously dispNsed 3 0f ni private saiel the sithation re- eently oceupied By Rev. Y. D. Taylors iD a.,1sh Fars,ls. eonsisfiu& of a Dieelfimg House. Jsor,,. i1ood House. aud othsr Gut Hpnses. m ereellent Garden. well Of Hatef. and ! small Alowing Lot. making very desirable iocstiDn for \ meehauic. Literal credit will be given if desirrd. Terms made known at the time and place of sale. For further paFtieulars in- auire 0E Es C0wEkss neAr the premise&
 ss JAME5 WAUGH
 z % ana others. PropFistoFs. x ss,.sk Fayv.s. Ts6. 1o. 1884 5fs1
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
NOTEGE.

HE members of the . Lilck ,'ela t.;.s...- t'eH goT ihe defsctioB ef Etl .-- =. 9eestea iO meet at Ihe County Hons. '. Aslehhelds op Saturday The isi of Msrr ,,..,, .''
 7. R. LANDON. President.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
FOR TIRE ENQuiRKR.

7 T !. Nj |
 Dir. Editor While making shor, tour last winter, passed through a border town ofyonr county. As she village, tbe setting sun warned mo seek quarters for the night which soen found as d,e . 1rayellers' Home 7 when, afier ohiainng the ne- there was company gathering, retired io bed. soon fell into sngaar aud i, tsrmiaatt lu- dicrous reserie. The soupd of saosisps and voices in the adjoining room indicaed l,e assembage of a cotsrie. cabai and that pr,ing principle t.caros ity"l which perissps iaaced our moher Eve sasse the :. .forbidden fruit isnpelled me .o inspect their proeeediags Accordingiy Ieniered ,he room. where soon discovered the object of the mesling. The room needs parscuIars description. It was plain one, decen.ly lighted withs common candles. which sufficiently exposed ihe simple objects in the room.-
 sl there were osher lights s.spdisg around the room some of ,em tail and sIim oihess siort and thick, n iended suppose lo answer inc name purpcse on the subjects, which wsrs presented 10 ihe neesine which The candles did upos ahe o6jscis a the room. They answered purpose sspiosse-bst sie laase emisied foss them ibsf night was like tlat which would come from small tow wick candtes that having been vet, arustsr profsssy. but shed such feeble rays that ke Tnompsos's yf tbey scsscs spread aa inch aroand.' next attended their election. The pay,isans Of the fssncr meeting p6aredin fsomtie fopr winds and by their looks conviaced me that every rock and den, nook aad iass. fsn and iog, he'd beea scrapsd for
 iers, who were literally drove, Ike lambs so the slaaghier." They passed aroaad. The choice was declared The majpsiy ..eoAea sasierable ibings.n The votes were eaasassed ths seesnd sims, and the
 new lies could coaiain themssJsss so longer hoats ofve,ory shook the Lsildiag o is lohnalioa sad 10 tl.e ds,urbaaceI heard tbs exalamaiion, | We will l,ass the Paddy for the nsxt efiees. flor yon masl kuos Ms Editor that an seis.s of as exSe, when inmsdiaisly ahscosds6 .lIihkise III legs would clear me from the rabble; bot aiier running iite way. ssd isrsing round io ohssFss how ilaes were so;ag wha. was ny ssspsise cIoss sisr se.
 Uf the nssnber who had hesa gaiis osusrd u thsir
 proeeedsaes, shon ehslbt fsilow, wi.oM they dub, bed eoasssbIe is anticipasos. ssssed aad Aed.-- ] Fear aIa.on added wings to my higyn; bss not so
 nueis speed as my dashed psssdef had wlso was nsi
 reashiss me, whea | naas dsspsrAls lsap ,o csos.
 ds.b, and Isll is. The frighs by aypsr-
 ilas s;,aaiios, acconpasisd Miih hsafy skwack on \ sb. floor, ses,essd ny waadssiag ssnses and foapd s
 aussly pekisg myself sp ssd gssliag bsd ssais i hlsasing my stars is sas II A DRxAn.
 ! sfase Renks -Od Friday Iast. lie Genass of Kea I sseG a,.s.eA @ by v0se ng 10 tn Ne inEogpoFniinG
 s.s,s Bank vil cepi.si q 6 00o. .oo0; lhsmoihei l Raa so be Ioesied Eopagls and lo @ npePA
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 disiinals We are iniovmed th otheF prosisi0ni
 sEe liIl ba e leaFA that te paesaee thronsh is q iewer house is ysry uneesiain.- YsPa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

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