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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
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pr-s1a g@slE HOUSE end 10 !, orPosl'.
~ 5a u 3bpt Janos War@i.h s,ocearioi
sss,ts ~ he subscriber, u for rom the re.
s~sshs'stA naming patl Of thls yeaf. Possession
may h. md immediately
wish Ia hire ono or Two Pood Carpenters by mo
month ., year Application may be m de TO Dr
Jnmss 5nunde,s, on VI, NJ Ketr, or 10 tho subscr-
Der al the Bunaloc Springs, II Amherst.
w. L. SAUNDERS.
Sept ID wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Thursday evening lat, by TN
Rev. VIM. S. Reid, Mr. WILLIAM A READ
of Campbell to Miss MARY JANE, daughter
Mr. ] $50 Hare Of ,hIs place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

str AT a recent election in Sayonnah, Geo for
memters of he Common Council, the Union TICK
ct prevailed by a majority f292 over the NaHfy.
srs- the vote for the former being di9 and the lat
Ter 81 = The Georg an speaks OF II as The harb'n-
ger Of victory 10 the Union party al tho State cleo
ions in Georgia in October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
OEgIf'tJ AIRY.

DIED al his residence, IN phtsylvnnia county,
on tnc 18Th ultlno, Mr. HENRY GR1DER, IN tho
SIS yenr of his age. II rnrely falls 10 our lot 10
reeo u the dc ath of'onr more generally esteemed,
and hose loss " III be more severely fell, than the
subject Of Ibis n,tele To say any thing III re-
mn IN his character, would be snpetiluops,-Sui.
fee il to say, tint his conduct, through HE vas
such ~ secuie, IN mn extraordinary degrees, Inc
esteem OF all who hid the pleasure OF an aesia'n-
,unce with HIM He died leaving an eHce''ona'e
wlfc, and uume GUS friends and relatives to be-
loon fhrlr nnlneiy loss. II will afford eonsols
llsn TO his btfonved relations 10 know that he re
celeed DUNE his fatal illness all the nid that KIND
ness could sng2fst aud That he died resting hs
hopes of future happiness on ,he merits 81 The sa-
yiour alone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
auction SnAes.

AN Tuesday nlgnt the oh, shall resume my
" nigh, Auctions and regularly continue them
yery Tuesday and F'riday nights during the Fall
md Winter months. My stock will be such as
will sun the season and sold in smull lots My
day sales will be every Wednesday at Il o'clock
of Groceries, Furniture &c. &c. Favors from the
country are particularly invited, as my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc't
Sept. X, 1884. ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

a " accordance with The will Of George iicndrec,
"A loc'd. will be sold al pun c anr on, ~ Inc ei-
~ nj K1ehn1nod at the E-inbl shuen Of the decea
ed tho enire stock Of Cabinet FHrntt9re aud
fabtnet .Hnicriais comprising general essort-
,nen of 9th ARTICLES, u Tho amount oil between hVe
AID ten thousand dollars Also, all the work.ben-
cl,es, tools md fixtures belonging TO tho estaos'l-
monl.-Tle sale will commence on the 18th ii DC
ober ntxf aud continue the days following until
gotten through Terms Cash for oil sums OF MOO
and under, over that sum- credit Of four months.
WIN II SMITH, AH'y
Sale 10 be conducted by Davenport Alien y Co
Also n nra' hearse aud harness IN good order,
Rlehmo ID Sept ID 3~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

ger when the seal peponiera,ci IN favor Of the
latter Should his anticipation b. realized,-and
II seems 10 US 10 be lneYit4bio cbnsrqasfict -
ven on the reasoning of MIR Benton and tnc alobe.
what sort OF currency shall we shortly hase, Tor
the ordinary purposes of hfe-the everyday dollar
Transactions Will no, the Banks be compelled 10
,ssu~ notes OF 81 and under, for common business
purposes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

North to South-but the disruption Of the Union
If the Confederacy remain unh,oken twenty years
onger-and We confess our hopes of its perpetuit.
are stronger than they have been--those who are
thea living will witness the completion Of tins
great work.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
CHOLERA.

This maady still exists IN New 1ork-'hc nun
Der of deaths by itaverag'ng nearly ~ pr dien 1
also prevails in various towns, cities and villages
IN the North and West-We regret TO perceive,
too thart has made its appearance IN the South j;
me Savannah Georgian of tho LIST inst publishes
letter from tho Health Officer stating that 9 cases
nd occurred on the plon,aion of Maj W,ghtman,
10 miles from The city, the river, on tho 30lh,
If ,1,hlrh md dleJ , were better, and doubtful
md on me 3lss new CAGES we're repodee OF
vf,eh were tonnd IN state Of collapse, and tho 9th
- 10 fne prea8atary state.
Tha t'hslestoWa (Va) Banner OF the An lost.
says-" THIS scourge still fingers amongst Us.
though IN n mrigated form Since our last publ
ca ION W Lean nat II few mere cases have occur
red IN the Saoes Two oftnese YER among inc
white population but the largest number OF GASES
occurred among the blacks There - much reason
to suppose that the continuance of the cholera a
mong3 US, TO its present extent, is IN great mea'
sure owing to the imprudenes Of the subjects. In
Charleston no eases have occurred for some
weeks"
sr The reader will find, on our first pngc,
some very interesting and characteristics ronlnls-
cenccs of the late John Randolph of Roanoke.
sr John Thompson Brown, Esq the talented
delegate from Petersburg has been nominated by =
writer in. the Richmond Wing us next Speaker Of
the House of Delegates of Virginia.
ar The Arkansas Gazette Of Aug. 10, states
tina, here has been a desperate engagement be-
tween a corps Of the r. S. dragons and body of
ne Pawnee lndars, in which the Indians lost 81
killed and $50 prisoners The Indians are SAID to
havs fought desperately, and to have Killed OF
the dragons.
II Gov Tazwel was in Norfolk, on the 1l,h
INST on which day, accompanied by the Mayor
and Comm1n Co1ncl of that borough, he made
an excursion to Suffolk, on the Rail Road.
BLACK LEGS ROUTED
We copy the following article from the Norfolk
Beacon of Sept To-
"Our town has been for some time infested with
gang of these labor SAVING gentry, who have
managed by the several devices known to those
more experienced in the iechnicalites OF the pro-
fession, to obtuin from several individuals large
sums OF money, variousy represented at from to
$1,000. to speak in round numbers. In conse
ouence Of information lodged with the Mayor
touching these offences, prccep. was yesterday is
sued by him, directed to the Sergeant of the Bo
ugh, requiring him TO make search in Q house oc-
c,nIej by these gentry, situated near the NJ w
Garner of Little Water Street and Rohseys Lane,
and bring before him its inmates, end such eviden-
ces of their vacations as the search might Disclose
In pursuance of this mandate, the bevy OF officers to
whom its execution was committed proceeded
with posse Of Citizens, to the house named,
and not finding readily admit,ance, forced an en-
trance. tbs not known who were IN tile house at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

,.,,.,o,he admission OF this species Oh pop
eff doo, heir boundaries, is II wise or just TO
ulai,on H. only passage to freedom and their pro
block up hy denying 20 them the benefits oil tbs
per homes s,;on Ist no, cruel TO do sol Why
apPfoP' The master nj once the right to manu-
mol een ,,u..ld !, be more odous than to admit Inc
NIL -, 10 feit.u II with such restrictions es 10
right, anu ,,,srcise almost imprac'cablef AT all
rfna.. r The appropriation Of sisooo per aa"un
esen's, 9Th conditions which prevent ITS ex.
be e,ogss' l., lbe Law be repealed. It's mocke-
pshoao'' ,h,ophy "a tire upon the very name
EvM ito Sc m 10 give What we Know WI
[ot l'as'a' ~ the class TO whom II Is prone co.
be dsnel 10 another class, possessing ny
While - upon il, and which would lo5aily
strong w, iayoke the attention OF the next 1t
accept ~ - his suhjec-saiisfed as we arc 'ha'
glslau.' none, connected with our domestic feia-
there y possesses higher claims 10 It's serious
consideration
.;.,;oa.-We learn, from the Leesnnrg
Ma" 81 Liberty that Johnson Cleave'and,
u''''I oadoun county, who recently died. manu-,
Esq OF = n'' ne slaves, on the condition OF their
m'''eo an u iberia. Should they decline em'gra',
'.sv arc TO select heir own raster rom anon
ing 'e, Of The deceased. Two years are al
Inc 'e'a MN, within which to make decision.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

ELECTiONS.-W We give il up There Is no
use in eomb,,,ng the mendaclly of the Globe, and
the i" easy virtue" of the Enquirer, which borrows
the Globes assertions, and crculetes them ms cur
rent coin In despite of evidence Of the most sa's
factory character, these papers continue to claim
victory for The administration in Rhode-lslend and
North Carolina indeed, ir every State IN which
elections have taken place, except Kentucky II Is
not worth while 10 deny wha, they 50 conhde emily
assert II must be left 10 lime 10 decide who has
told the truth II Bedford Brown should be displa-
placed by Governor s ain IN North Carolina, and
If Nc. Knight should be re-elen,ed IN Rhodo-ls
land, or be succeeded by some man of like political
sentiments, will the Globe and Enquirer Men admit
tina. they are beaten We doubt II. Their saga
ci1y would still fluid some hook on which TO hang a
denial
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

u. S. BAN K.-It will be seen, by the proceed
ngs of the stockh ,lders Of the u s. Bank, Al their
late meeting IN PhilaJelph,s, in another column,
ha, they have ex pressed their decided approval oi
The manner In which the affairs of that institution
nave been conducted by the present Directory, and
their undlminished confidence IN its integrity and
capacity.
they have niso directed a renewal of nppca.
ton for a rechsrier of the Bank whlch, however.
we imagine, will be Il hopeless effort.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

Besides ;sS0s, Jos, Cos, Sos, 4os 3Gs, 30s, &c. &C.
Tickets bio--Halvos S5-Quarters 81 so.
Tor sale at DIGGES' OFFICE. m
~ The LIST drawn number IN the above schema /.
will be entitled to $40 I'D drawn, to Sl5-3J
drawn, $l4-4,h drawn, isl3-5lh or 9Th, $i2-
7tb, 9Th, Oh, 10Th, llth or 18th, to $40
Sept. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

Clsss No. II, for 1884
To be drawn u, Alexandria on Saturday the Goth
day Of Sept. 1884.
IS Numbers -l2 drawn ballots.
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zy The reader will find, on our first pnee,
some very interesting and characteristics romlnls
cenccs of the late } Ohm Randolph of Roanoke.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

II Gov. Tazwell was in Norfolk, on the ll,h
INST. on which day, accompanied by the Mayor
and Comm1n Co,ncil Of that borough, he made
an excursion to Suffolk, on the Rail Road.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
NOTICE.

TyHE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Litchfield has limited and allowed six months from inc date hereof for the creditors to she estate 0f
 ABIGAIL HUDSON. late of TorringtOn, in said district, deceased within which tO exhibit their claims Tor sst- ilenent to the subscribers. executors ot tne i.sf ,siIl and testament of said deceased. Al chime not presented within said time will be debarred a recovery. Those indebted to said estate are sequesied tO make immediate payment t0
 BAnzIELAI HUpsoE.
 HAavgY WATSON. ETecutOrs.
 TmOMAs WATsON, la.
 IsriagtoA, MareA 9I, 1884 '4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27

At q Court Of Probate holden Gt LitchEeLd,
 sUiihim and Jor the District cf Litchdetd, oa
 the q4tE day Of March, 1884:
 Present. Frederick WoLcDtt, Esq. Judge. TTPON inc petition of Theron Beaeh, of O Litchfeid, in said distrief. shewingtD this Court that the said Theron is the guardian of Hannah Beach. of said Litch6eld. in said dis trict. minor; and that said minor Is the own- CT in' fee of one. undivided half of . traet of land lying in Goshen in said district, whieh came to her by device from her mother Han. nah Beach. deceased. bounded west and south by highway, east by Le~is M. Nori"n's land. and north by George Stanley's land. consain- ing about ten and one fourth acres, with the bbiidings thereon standing; which estate Q Ow ned by said sDinOr as tenant m eommon with Frederick 4. Norton, and Is sHhject tO the life estate of the petitioner therein; and that the interest of said minor in said proper. ty is of the value of about one thousand d0i- lars; praying. fur reasons set forth in said pc tition. for liberty to sell ssid minors interest in said real estate. as per petition on ile dated the 24ih day of March. 1884: ,ss.
 H is ordered by this Court. that aaid petitloa he continued t0 the e4th day Of May. 1884. ak O'clock in the forenoon. thenta be heard at the Probate Office in said district; and that public notice thereof he given by .pnblishiag this order in newspaper published in Llich- Aeld. in Litchfsld county, three. wsrks ahe- csssively, al least six weeks before sAid eeth dsy oe NIay, lao4.
 4 true copy Of frecoEd--ceFtlhed hg
 a9 FkEDEEscK WoECOFr, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
White. Teeth /! X healthg Cams :!

VNyHOSE who would reiain. restore. these deslr- II able personal advantages, are assured that no composition can be obtained superior to the
 British Antiseptic Denttt ttrice.
 This is an elegant and pleasant preparation in evc- " respect and has for many yeare past, given univef sal satisfaction wherever il has been used " The Amiseptc Den,ifrice is exempt from acid and other dee,erious ingredients, whichio Jreque nty el. ter the com0sieion 0osiE powders in common nsS, and it whens the enamel 0fthe teeth w,hnittsd0ng it the least injury. The regular of this admired powder. by purifying the mouth and preventing the accommodation of tartar operates as the best preventive of the Tooth Ache. The Deuiifrce removes the disI c0loraoDs and restores ihe beautiful native wheness oftbe enamel. As sapplica,ion braces and streng.h- ems the Gmnis it secures to them their healthy and forid hues, and by removing all offensive foreign cum0latioBs from the teeth, preserves the natural swsetHess of the breath: Price 50 cents.
 Ue None are genuine unless sigaed on inc outside printed wrapper by the sote prop,ietor n. BIDDER. immediate successor to the tate Dr. w. II. CONwAYs For sale at his Counting Room, over No 99, Court- Street, near Concert Ha Boston, and also by his special appointment, ny
 Sanssel B,.ela and J. c. Beckwith, Liichf field;
 E. Cotcies, South Farms Daniel Norton,
 Canaan Judson S, Whittlescy, ". Preston i; l Isane s. Wadsworth. Bethlem; Norton & | Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy 10 sell again. /. | March 0 lye4w4g
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
NOTICE,

DY virtue Of an order of the Court of Pro- D bate for the District of Sharon,I shall sell at Public Vendue. unless the same is pre- viously disposed Of at private sale. on the Sist day Of instant March. at One o'clock in the afternoon. SO much of the Real Estate of g.
 CHARLES E. BERRY. late of Sharon. in said district. drceased, as will raise the sum of two thousand four hun dred, and forty -seven dollars and seventy cents. and incident charges of sale. .4,p
 NATRANrEI BERRY, Adm'r.
 Sharon, March 20, 1884 42
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
sIXTEENTH DISTRICT


 Electors efthe 16Eh Districs !-Who shall be your sex. Sesaior is the Legislature of this saaisi
 This question involves considerations of DO ordina- " interest You are not about esaaesd for names and shadows. but for principles which ia- solvs yhe safety of the Coassssiioa Of oSr country and ssand as barrier agaissi the eucroachmesss aad absss. aud ussrpssiOus of Executive power andpas- so6age.
 TAoss who approve or s6e shsssutes Of Andrew Jackson; who wish e sss power sccamalaae ia be hands. ssly ss his oss. bss as prsesdeas Sr his ssecessos who, aOs eoaieased ihaG hs shSud he shs co@mahdss iR chief of 0uF armies and Rssy, and havs shs immssss paro1ass Of appoiniiag Co oaiee. andths power ofrsmoval; but Co Ghsso powess woul1 add hs eonsrol ofthe UaiioRs treasures aso thoss who 'hnk the control of the publie treasures moss cafe ia shs hands Ofhe EaseuGivo than in hs hands Ol the immediate Representatives Ofshs people; thoSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
NOTICE.

hANHE Court Of Probate for the District Of \ LitchReld hath assigned the 18th day of April next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the Probate Office in LitchReld. for the ap- point ment of COmulissiOners 0D the estate of
 JOHN TAYLOR,
 late of Torrington. in said district, deceased. represented insolvent, at which time and place all persons interested in said estate will lif they see cause attend before said Court and bt heard relative to such appointment.
 Bysrder of said Co0rs.
 RoDEascK BissELL, Adm'r. T0rimgeOn. March 2f. 1884 4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
WARREN CsRAN8NGARr SCHOOL.

THE Second Term of this. School will IL commence On the f6th of April. Length of the term 2S weeks. Tuition in the English branches $6,00--in the Latin, Greek. and French languages $500 per term. Bdardand washing in good families near the School at SIPS per week.
 P. BATES, Tsaeher. Warre4,i March 25y 1884 42
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
,Farmes,s, aad. Meo1anias' Meeting.

;: vFarmess' aads MeaAanias' Mesting. < TIRE Farmers aud Mechanics cf ihe te,Oa cf .AL Ligckfeid. and all .friendiy to the interest cf soorkiag men, are requested to meet at Perks Hotel, on Monday evening aerf, at o'clock, 10 non,inose candidates .tor Representatives 10 the General Assembly,. and to maAe necessdry pre- parotiOns for tRe ensuing, ,election.
 F. WEhns, Fl. SKIBTog. !.
 8. CArLlN, S. BUEL, 2D,
 S. G. BRAMAN, c. M. BUEL.
 G. Fl. PALMER, c. C. GosLEE,
 J. GRIswoLD, Committee. Litchteld Morck G5, 18S4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
Domestic Cottons,

VIE: GkintiaRs, Ghsstings, JIck;ngs. 6rc. 8'c. Just Received and fer safe, . AT REDUCED PRICES, NIareh9z by s. P. BOLLEs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27

doubsed tes,inaony.
 Dr. Rclfe's Botanical Drops!s are every year increasing rher long established rep- taiioa They have ou,lived many r,val preparations aud are continually gaining upon public confidence.
 The Botanical Drops have been successfully ad- minstered for many years, thorough remedy for tha well known and vaent class of inveier'e dis eases which originate from asvi,ia;ed habit oi hody: or an hereditary pvedeposoD in the paiient, aNd generally appear under the various and distressing shapes Of
 Scrofista, Salt Rheam, Leprosy, St. Anthos ny's Fire. Feyer Sores, W'hite Seedlings. Sour vy, Foa1 and Obsiindte Ulcers, Sore Legs aud Eyes, ScaId Head. and VeneTeal 1dint.
 In the last mentioned condition of the system, the Botanical Drops will he odnd eradicate the lurking poison, where Mercury has totally failed, aud thus pre the paren, from enaiag the seeds of an hered2 itary dsease on his oasptingi
 Dr.. Relfe Botanical Drops nre successfully used in o violent erOpons at. ter the meases red botches pimpes tue face, tess tering erapions tire skn and other diseases of the external surface and of the best Spring ands AuluMDa physics known, to free tho system from hu- mbrs s .ef
 Physician ofeminence who had witnessed the ef- fcacy of this articse, had the candor recently to ac knowledge to the Prsprieor, ,ha, he considered the best medicine knownlDr the co.upain,s for which is intended; and that it ought deservedy to stand at the head of the whole class Of such remedies.
 Price $l a bottle, or 6 bo,les for $5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27

Ertensius Co.aagrasion at SwaeGse-OH Saturday eseniag the 18th inst fire broke oui in she of B. r. Rosers. ths south side of she canal in ths sen'rs of she village of syraeuse. N. Y. which soon spread-each say. and across to she bpildngs the eshsF side of the canal. It was not subdoed uatil fOsnfy-sas bsidses, many of them large three-sosy stores and houses. ssfs desseysa. They were oeeD- pied by upwards oe 6y seaaass of disssa. lescrip. Eioas-nsrchans. drsgeis's lawysr.. physiciaas ns- ehaaics-amoag them thrss psin;isg OAces. The loss Ssasimaasd d upwards of el2Sa0o. *s5
 great meeting sfi ihe Iadspsadea, Elssisss sf shs aanssy of Hartford te be held ai Ailys's Easll saso,erday. Ths call ems sigasd hy more than ee00 nsrsasa Gssm the different iowaa. The gseasssi sA- sphnaasm prevails b 'has ssaa'y. and iss@sa lsppy sTssasp gre anticipated.
 Hf"A arns Dumocralie ReRahlieap" had been q reader ef ons paper Cor eay great lesgh q ue, he
 would have knowa thal lhe astjsea o which DO ereas (Aaliaaapnry) | ne. admissible Gog d''ess'se !" s' seslamns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27

A meeting of the Aniimasons of Windham county was held aiew days since, and a committee appointed to wal. upon their candidate for Governor tZaImon Storrsl and request him to decline. IFhe should do so as it is anticipated te will. this will present acIear field and fair fight between the friends of Messrs. Foo. and Edwards-just what we want to witness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
'MARRIED,.

MARRIED,
 Io South Farms, ou'ihe 2Oth inst. hy lhe Rev. Mir Warner. Mr. Horace Hubbard ,o Miss Ann Mansfield In Norfolk, on the 4th inst. by the Rev. Mr. FL dridge. Mr. Birdsye Norton, of Tosringford, Mrs In Har,ford, Samuel s. Ward. Esq. Of Montreal, ,o Miss Mary Jsne BuDce.
 In Saadisfeld, Mr. William Lewis of Hartford, ts Mary Deming. s. h East Windsor, Henry Skisuers Esq. to biim Me lissa F. Allen. .
 DIED,
 n this village ou the 21s inst Sarah gans, iniau dsuei,ser of Mr. Garry Bisseil, aged monslls.
 la Torrineaon, on the 27th uii.y mr. 5ohs Taylor aged @. O. tas l4th inst, Mrs Abisaii Hadson aged 76 In Cornwall, on ,hs 22a ult. Mr. Elias Eart. aged 75-a revolutionary pensioner. Ss fa Andoser,- -Msrch l2lh. Miss E. L. sions aged i9 daughter of Rev. T. Stone of Cornwall, Goa.
 Es Hastlbrd, blrs Patty Barber, ca In East Hartford, klr. David Hamiiioa, l2.
 la West Hartford, Blrs Mary Skienef, n.
 In Efanchesier, Mrs. Ha1nah, Wise of hlr. Stephen BidweIl. 72.
 Ia Windham, Capt. Nathaniel Linesla. a Rewoln. tioaafy E6ldieF, at shs adssaee4 age oflOS years. la Nsw-liassa. nlr. Wa. Dsighs. ls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27

p Political communications intended for our next paper should be forwarded early possible, to inc sure their publication. Brief pungent articles are always the most effective.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
PmbIac Attenta03e !!

TS srespecifay solicited, ny the snbacr, Der so an Insa.uable Preparation, inc ernerilaof which have beeb tes,efhy time, and are snstained ny ua-
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27

NOTICE. The Republican Young Men ofths Town of LiIchGeld who are opposed to ths recent measures Of the administration, requested to meet as the hotel of Josiah Parks, in said L'chfeId' O" zArsday the 27th day cf A0Tch instant, al o'clock in the afternoon, with view to concert measures to procure distinct expression of the Electors Of the iowa through the medium of the ballot boxes on the first Monday of April next, as to the existing posture of public affairs LitehNeid. March 26:
 [Signed by large number of the Young Men of che lown.1 '.s~
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
FUR N EEUJRE

themeves on s
 kcannot Ito Call and Mdrhq DEWEY