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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03


u Is amusing TO see how instinetively Mr.. Rit-
chic resorted 10 the clover Cabinet, when he
found II necessary to use m influence over thu.
President. Tie knew exactly where 10 20. In.
stead OF appealing to n member Of the ss C. ahinct
pfoper,'-one Of tie legal advisers Of the Prrsi.
deht-he unbosoms himself 90 one Of that ire
'ponsible concern, which has long been consider.
ed As the Z" power behind tl,c throne greater than
the throne itself" and implorcs him to Sc, mat
tors right. Mr.. II. has "thc utmost confidence
M the virtue OF Gen. Jackson" 20 ycs,l 1--WE
have no idea that he would arroxaic 10 himself
new Ters Ct the expense Of tl,e other dct,art-
Tnent' OF ;he government. ron no y but then
he filled aVaeaney which d.d not hIpbea dur
ing the reees'-~hy as the course hr may pur-
sue VII be With single eye TO tic public inter
ests." But-..no fears Of the efce, upon TIC 10y
atty Of Virginia oil, no the ae, may be 'plcad
hereGf0-. by an unworthy successor, in jus,ifea-
ton OF his acts :" There's the ruG! Il 10 no
thing for Gen. Jackson 90 commit San error, -
cv,R against principle :" nothing at all bu,
then some bad man might play the very ID,
What's paragon Of purity What disinterrs,-
ed friend Of the Cors;tuiion Gen. = " single
eve TO the pablo interests, aud his best Of mo-
lives" would h~lIou any error. and palIiAtc any
cnOrmi,y upon the sacred charter Of our liberties,
but bis" high popularity might make them &" cur
rent" and then should be ruined to a certain
"! 80 dear What ~iil become of u. ," 1.-THE
expense of $4,000, Who cares Tor that sum.
compared iii, the preservation Of grca, consi-
tu,ionAl principle ,"
Though Mr.. II. vas very much concerned A.
tout the concurrence Of the Senate, not only in
Mr.. Steyenson's case, but in that Of AR. Living.
1on, yet Who ever heard word OF complaint
through the Enquirer. about disregard of the
4" Scnatc's rights - Mr.. u. complained, pri-
Ui,ely. because be feared some injury TO 'u,c
party" from The Presidents eontemp, Of the con-
'iitu'ional authority of the Senate, and because
lie fOund It troublesome 20 defend suel, hisl,-
handed mc assures bot no public eensarc, such a,
independent and firm friend Of or institution,
ought 90 have uttered, ever ensnsted through ths
columns Of that print ~hiel, ,sun,isgly prUfcsse,
4" Jsrtfc sGns Par"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03


kliE subscriber having determined on re.
- moving Co tho West, Oil offer for sale.
On Saturday fhe s6fh Of Juty.
IN Bolivar. on IniOn Street. he folIouia-
property, via
one Stone house, and lot, smoke g.
house, &c. one Other Lot With . E
good stable on q, three feather SSI
beds, ono bureau, one mahogany
de-k and book case. one Large Dining liable.
two small ditto. one Setiee. IL dorm LrsJ
rate chars, one set Of common ditto, somn
CaTPe,ing. ono good Stove s. PIPE, one rife
one shot gun, one clock. . variety Of Vaia4hgas
books. ono young iIOr~-. saddle X birdie. Ona
hrsi rate COW, together sith macy sriscles ct
household = Kitchen furnitars too ls1sous a..
snumerate Terms made known On tie dag
Of sale. ~
JiMES D. WILKINS.
IulV =. 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

ESPECTFULLY take pleasure u IL
Il y form their friends. customers, ard th.,
public generally, that they arc j,IS, rceeir-
M aud opening a very general supply OF new
aud seasonable GOODS all Of ~hich hare
been purchased At reduced prices. ard ara
now offered on the like terms, az their Stogs
al Bed'ng'oa Wills, Berkeley county
IuiV & .lryt-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
BO.HTE.NG.

Die subscribers having FURNISHED hem
- selves ~Ith q FREIGHT Bo.fT. o4iec
a. a@ their services TO tse pab-
aGzZaAA.z lac generally. IN freyifis.-
f,SrZ[f-ke3S& Prodssoe Of every deSerIp-
Sase-<1=ztSc1slES ton between the Oh
Furnace aud Georgetown.
JoNkTHAN VI. ANDERSON = SON.
July ,. leJi-3i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
S25,OOO CAPITAL.
IS Prisss of $500.
Va. Dismal swamp LOtter'

~ ~. -Tob- dean - Aisxsndris. = L.
On sat4fdsy liza July
g[Tor Tickets snd sharrs IN ts,s
lsiier.cl. ~ TIE EackzEc 20 suEie trk.t
dress YATES & HHTITY1s
MsnaHcrs, " ashlnEfon Cify.
s.'Oflers fr1fu distsncs sfli rseTits
most prompt attgni ab1 thr d" Eex.sf
containing use drssnss vail o. se1t 9.
sho order ~ shove
June ~. I-1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

ID EMAiNING in the Post Office At uar-
Il y Pers-ferry 90 the 30th June, I5JI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
SPLENDID LorrnRTnsi

Tirgmia Petersburg lottery,
80 G-Tc " drawn Al Als1ABdEia, ID. c -.
saturday Sth July
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

ne Public TSsaigre Mr.. Webster. from
The Committee Of FINANCE. - whom bal been
referred the biii from the House " regulating
the dcPosites Of public money IN certain 10
cal Banks," made a report % ths senate yes-
terday. u will be seen that for good an .
sufficient reasons, the Committee decline 70
81 recommend the adoption of any such mes-
sure 20 tho senate" The Depositss all there
Tore remain IN ihe PCT Banks 90 the respon-
"oility would We might add, TIC risk
--oi those who ordered them there, contrary
70 'he spirit ADD letter q EXISTING laws.
lBaH. Pct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
MR.. STEVENSON

We have copied from the in,elligrnecr the Exc
eu'ivc Proeecdinys OF the Senate, ia Inference "a
Mr.. SrrvEssos's nomination and rejection.
h's &C. with many others, rrsrct the rrsult,
90 Tar ss Mr.. ). Is personally concerned. vet
cannot but admit the justice and m.nifr S, ,ronrie
" OF the decision Indeed, sfter the ,le,rionne,,
oil the fact tina; MIR. ). hal Tor more the, ,~,l,.
mouths held the royal warrant ia HI. noel, ..
~hiie acting as Speaker, lin which Office he b,s
80 acted sh.i even hts Own party did no, dare Ia
10 tender vote Of thanks on hi. rrtircncn, !
We cannot sec how the Senate couIi. consist
enuy' with the principles Of purity and i..,ier.
e'"hr'n u'e sPPo'n;mett. The Independence Of
the Representative should ever be maintained n,
Tar IS possible; aud however much the hOoe Of
reward may DC allowed to operate, no man should
exercise so high trusi ,l.-i Of Speaker, With
the price Of his subser,icney in hi. FOB.
Inst Mr.. Stevenson had much Kind persopal
feeling Operating an his behalf. 10 strongly c,inr,l
by the voie-foar Of the opposition Senator. riv-
ing him their su6rsges, in-je.pi,e Of the publis
considerations existing sgSin,t his confirmation.
Mr. Webster, II i. said. only changed ssAins, Mr..
5. upon proof Of the EI-Spcskers having y orkcd
10 bonds during the whole session.
Ills reported that none arc mere highly rraii
he'd at Mr. stevenson's rejection, than some OF the
prominent Of " the party Indeed, it i. iu,irna-
ted that the "old Roman" himself i. clad Tia,
MIR. s. IL disposed Of, a, he can bring no further
capital into the concern, and a. there il now
chance Of using the bait to tickle some ether cx-
peeiAht
Inc sentiment Of the Opposition is that Of re-
grct al the painful necessity Of rejection. The
feeling OF some Of the Regency aaen ~ believed
to be that OF malignant joy. 7,iey must have
brought Mr.. tiSinsston's letter to light
As to Mr.. TAxEr, ~c believe nobody crpee,eJ
n confirmation II Lis nomination. No man came
i"to Office With more general approbat on, bu,
having exhibited uneIivoeai Indication, Of a ,b-
ser'icney TO power, even the advocates of dcspo,-
is'a 10 not weep over his fate With much sincerity
II NC rceollcet Alright the occurrence. Of the
times, MIR. STKvESsoS deaied at the poll, in 1888,
(~hen charged With having had nm official in,ima-
ton OF his appointment in his pocket tina, the
mission 20 England had bcea offered TO him
And the Enquirer expresse.li,s beLicfthat no such
appointment had been rendered him. What can
the public think VI such gross hypocrisy and ar-
rant political knAvery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

letter, dated a, ~ O'Clock last nigh,
states, that the nomination Of Messr,. For
syth and Woodbury. had just been couiirn.
ed by the Senate.
Resolutions, very strong aud decisive, A.
sainst the conduct Of the Post Master Gene
raj, have passed tho Senate, with great una.
nimity.-l Bali. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

IL Is understood that the President of the
United States last evening transmitted to the
senate Message nominating John Forsyth
ino~ Senator from Georgia. for the Office Of
Secretary OF State. aud Lew Woodbury. (now
Secretary OF the Navy to DC Secretary Of the
Trcasury-IB 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

In the Senate, debate Of great interes,
and earuestness, begun in the morning session.
was resumed in The evening, and continued
when this paper went to peas, with great
earnestness, animation, and even Yehernence 4:
oil all which our readers will IN due ,isle have
IN account.-B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

as 4
 We Have Losdsa papers ,a .hs 2s!A Fsbfaasy. by p.~s se..uass gre es ile 23dieapE ngs expressed ior iis sssly of ths throne sf Lgsis PhilIips. Y
 .. ss-.s;ng I'll ess wages. Louis Ehliliepe hAa is- sued as foolish. bseasss tsRd.as ss sne.as hs. .ss. s,: sSss,ss as ii o'clock. Ths edes issssdet apos oIk asagss rsked ap isem ne 'hasapasss anu
 Fro@ ssssShess gre so special aeEs, s.sspi ibs vsselsss Tslsas sEsbe misisigy tO psrAh so rs- sIs rsss V ,,mar she inselIigssee is shas Miesess - ere dsseending ths lest task ol the Tages. M T;rhi ,Iisncs asssy Lishos. The war shsre [
 The sppeiassd Y shs H1.ss ss ef fs~mmens sO exsmine iato abe ehnsEe aaeAst hf: Ss;.5 a.T renorled sheis &eiibesnla eosyeliqn q his insocescs ia respect sfshe w!eIe s;sa.ss s.d ~ho,s ascssalios vss gfoslded, soassrre9 eas'rsly NJ sis r~srIr. and expressed 70 tho C0mEniisG hi' d., sd ustsirnsa sovoss isf eses having given tl's
 Css I"5sv.sis was ,ilIiadspessd a' tho lasi das' hs Tn:sos Courier ofshe 9li caniraies '. mes crcsIsii1e, s6a, sIieps sehism in the Cali nei.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

h the city, Townsend and Galpin tanli-Jacksoul are eseied by shOs: 3sO majpsiif Waterbury disie, has elseled James M. L. scoviI. and New. Haven ESens. aer Sselsy. both by handSOns msjorities.
 Fdyfsld county. we learn by passengers i the des. patch line, has gene sEongst anl Jaekson than any other cOuny 60 as as seuFnslave come b. In.hs Stamford dissrier Charles Hawlsy !. elected hy 6ll majority. and 1ohn E. King in the Danbagy dis.rics both ansi-JachsOh. All the Representatives ia the Stamford distsievnrs anti soa-also in Danhurv NewtOwn, Readihg and ssaiGord, ahe only towns ye. heard fom.
 AfcnEetd cOanty' we are sorry 10 ssy. 6asnot done so well as some former oecasionr. Ia the coanly meeting. however, we ihink we may safely calculate upon m.jorisy of fosr to six agaiast JackrOnisna. Two ont the three Senators are oa our side, lhe other will now have an opportunity to prove Ris o repeated derlaraiOns shat e is JacksOnian and the Consisa,iOaa State Ticket wi have @meoriiy in she eounty lrger iham lass year. Fun returns son aiF pasis cthe State viii probably e received befre oar next publication when we hope 10 announce sAat SAmSEa A. FooT and TsADDEvs BkgTs are elected by the reoiles
 GF h g iowns from which ws have received tie reiarns nSiadiRg al ih ihis cosay cxeeps Kens and SaIishnryl slfe vsie far oseraor s as follows :or Foo, 6S85- EdWards 5st4-S,orss 5s6. The Fslasiys sste fos Lieut.. Goyssnsr is nos essentially disres,
 esss. Spencer and Day usqaesiionabiy re-elsDt- sd Tfsaesrss and Secretary by large majorsies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
YRiUmPa OF PRIncIRLE OVER TOWER
 AND PAyRONAGlz-

4Re EIsci, = iil NBa1ts = iaf - 70 I've heasd, ha. .ssruiasssA iaa maasss ansh moss hsssabse far a,a ,r;sp sf sssssst ps;aeplas shaa essd ssassna- h,. h.se bess sspseisd. Csaaaslieut. ws lave ae A.sl wiis hs ssnfsely Esssaerassd isen ths shsai- don C fJeeksssiln. ,.
 \. Sz.,sjsra epsys q lesissE t.sM essdsnsa in vs.s.e.,a ssa ss slip fssn sha Csurass slkes. ue -. ,s.. shas sousg Aas sssaa lars aa'i-JasAssn - ho.h Ia she E4sillalnss and ea shs eAis .T.sss. ra issssSsf sisN she aaissisy s.-,.., lsx 1askk es,s Issies, Jsssph Bs qilbss'. -s,,.S z sIeesss. FAIlfssusas nof yes ssssis- c6 sl elhsE disssiesl. x.
 fs l 5, ssra essuiiy. = iar as rssnr.s .. |, el. Is;ssIsss lssk szeesdiagN sr'shI le !as . o' ksnseu.sss.is.s resolved osly sss is sAssss" '--
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
NOTICE ' X .ss To RHEUMATIC tINVAI.fDS

nERsoNs suAerias under Rhsumniic AHsr,ioa,
 x asefespertlniiy assured. ftstahey caa ohtnin of the propristor and ha safe aud almTale re @say ior RhEUMAFIs ya atsiirass ss ds- Er. ..Jebb's Rheumatic Lisssg1ses,t!, will aford inedais relief so tie paiiems and has sometimes been attended with such exW6ordlnary sue cess as to curelhe most distressing RheumAysmiu A hours, .even sMlpeR of yeRre saandiMga ssss N & This highly valuable Linimenl is Tecommends a with cOn6dence founded on tie experienae Of mamy years not only cure for ;ha diaeasN. bat aa excellent application luF Stiffness of the teisss, NNmhWess, SpFMinss Ghilkiai,lat SEe. IN X N. lIhsariiclo s cunsiilefe superior 10 every lklNS else, and to ppsseas such HncommoA virtDess tex<l ordered frOn disNnt parts Of she c0antFys s ,s IN An agent reeently writes: s PienFe HehA m9 M faf- !her supply o( Jebbs Linasen slie fsss 0prostaais shall probably sell eonsisleFahe quanly. as M is. recomalended hy Of physicians very highly. althopg canrary 70 tsr rules and egnlatiohs gise encousaRemenf lO such tor patenil medirinesa s most desiaed proof of their eondesrs h in iasaI Another agent writes !. wisi you io fsrward the some more of Jeiihss Eminent, wirh has geaomsnsn- tsed 'sefsery highly" Ryice 70 cshis Louie
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
DL,HI7REEsS \ ITCH OIEITT,

HEyH 2 extensive snle and estallshed fetuiaiansof
 I sDpmtrics' Itch Ointment, eucaHrsge&lkG RssFri. esof to fdcommepd Il with renewed coHleace to the pnbcs hs nDst inn0ceMt As well pDw0riui appca- lion b9c tis annoying disease. The most iOvstesaie cases hnya been cnFsd A0Mr. by ihis esleense Ossmeai. r enMains 10 B,ereaty, ps other npMiaass Ingredient and may be aOwdensiy applied eyem 70 tho yOmngest children. Price S7 T.2 ccsils 1 s N None are genniae UnIeas signed the 0utFide. pvnied wrapper, hy ihe snie grgpsistoss IT. KIDDEK. iaEssaiqfg "A slsccsssee se lka Isla nfs " " special apvoi1llnent, by J.
 Sa,susI BsseEd,s5 J. e. Heckyish, l.itcs fekd ', E. Cos6Ies, South Fums; Daniel No,son. { Coaann jss5sew E Eghittlsafah N Eresfcsa; II
 Isnue g. Wadsseorsh, Beskism Norton E, HsadeYsoss, Goshsn, Msrch n z. asy s lye4w44
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
Select School.

TYRE sUMMER TERM of J. STONES
 ~ SCHOOL wiil commence on Monday April 2lst, nj the old Academy. three dbors lrana ihe Ccngregational Church. On the Wolcoftvigle turnpike, The terms will be from three to i've dollars, according tO the kind and number of branches taught.
 f.ifchfela. 4 Drit 10. 1884 A
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
sELECT SCHOOL.

3MISS V. s. CAMP will c0mmence a WI SCHOOL for Young Ladies an syed- nrsday the f4th u May next. and continue through the season. The various branches of reasonable sevms. ana stFIcv attsnv6n palu 10 ,he health and morals of the youth.
 NoTthfeld, Aprii z, 1884 .4T9
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
7,ke p0aatay md de5igisatsng eonsplaise oj IHH YTEBS

feGelves immediate FeIiet, WMd nnTerou1 insinMoea
 has been thoroughly rased by the ainisfra,i6n of
 Dasnlf fries. Remedy ffof tile PiIes. HNvHlS approved compnund also mitigatea and ve- M moves tite aymptoms which freq6enily accompsuy thAa disorder and incseaaa nduRee of the paeesi, yE: KAins h tho ieiass Meadaehe, Los1 Of Appeie, EadigeatioAs md ofIisr fnafks of debility.
 relieved Paticns writes ltOnie eIdisiance Et h bur jussiee to YOU sO inform yon that Ehaye nsed your Dpmfries Remedy ibrsba Pesf for some ilns pasi, aRd have EonsNt t elns1eatly snccessfSi.' x
 The remedy is quite iauoGent, and may hN 1dmins. tered all aas and LOsll sexes PlAp and ample li reesisNs, MiM descfion of the cnnsplanls aecom-s paAy each package, which eoMsss Os gbo b0tss Ou9 conaining Rn Ointment, and the other an Eifclnafy Price for both articles, or 50 ceass whese @ oHst is wani6d. x s gs NH ssss's XXX V
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

ihe Unised S,a,as op ,ie 4,I o Aprii inc Dyvp;oEs question, taken reaiive lhe deposises, and srd hy Il4 ayes b lO7 noes. Then the resolution 0Gais resiorng the deposies was tnkeasaa carried hy ll9 yeas, to t04 noest
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

wanting, greatly wanting, in principle wiuh which his fame Onglle cannes compare, and will justly reduce the glory ofla aiiasy fortunes 10 an empty pageant
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
Drascs Gssd Jl d;cines. Paints, Oils, Wines, ekc. {
 Al IVKolesals and Rstaik. si r 9t raEclxHV WITH

NJ Gs EGMGC E& VWA4 MI F i. gnFFEaS for sale q complete assortment NJ Ofihe Above articles in guassliiisa to sult' the purch chassr,. on as good teFmssas they ycan bs bought within ths state. for cash of credit includiDg m assortment of Bf0Ozes, Hold apa Silver Leaf and Foil, Gsms COpaif ana Sheh Lac, Alcohol. Japan and COpai Varnlshs Ia msrinds, Madder, Coehineal, IndigN Amsri- eat, and Russian Isinglsss. Spices. Sat Efatus. Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and beldlf2 Powders, Congress Water-- superlor and comn,on wiater Sperm. Castor, pure Llnaeed and Sweet Oils, Comp, Chlorine Tooth Wash ' Preston's Salts, Bayberry TaIlow. N X, 4
 A large assortment of PATENT tMEDss-s CIMES- including H0opeE,s, Jauaes'. Rnsh's and Phihnsy's Aptidyspeptic PiIls. Dean's, lshsamasic Pills, Kiddef's Niediripss, Andsr., sOns Cough Drops. Baieman's props, Swaim's' Panacsa. Syelch Msdicamt0ipp, ThpmPson's' Eye Water. sEc. s
 { Also. .s e0mpleta assortment 0f Ecslish and American PAINTS--a ansong which gre white and red Lead, Whiiing. Chrome Yeil0W aadi Green, Prnssiau Blue No. and z. puteh;aad' Rose Pink. Terra De sisuns. VeFm'''ioD.' T.nndon Browo siouE and L. and Rhilad.. Porter Old Msdrrias pure Fort Saases Sp1s other WINES. in bottles and ny .0raueys. Ak retsil. Pure Cognise Brandy, hoilAne ". |. Rum, kc. as medicines. sSs :.
 Phgsielans. Hatiers. Paintsfs. ite. sui'I. .letl m as good terms as they ana pufehasS Asse' saua aualillnS inl New York
 LiaeAf Afela, Jan. z4 S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
NOVICE.

ta s9 NV 4101s
 fWsHE undersigDrd having been appointed
 by the Hon. Superior Cesst holden at Fiteh6sld .;p. .andI ebr iAs County 0f LitchdsId. Ii iis February fssD A. D. Jssk Commiss'on- egs oufhe esiafs 0f e af Haswjpten. in sAila eousty. adjudgsa an V. s,lgenf asbtos by sai& Court, Glse nos'es \" N shs creditors of said debtor. thu me sn:Is me.s N ihe oiiee of 0eOrgs q. Wecoruns 'n ss;d r.itch6eld, on tbe tlsisd M0ndays q June and August next. ahd os tl,s Ms.tn oay \ e. l. flefnher next, at z s'ciaek tn sAes estfsnoen eI sacli 0f said days. Tor tho ngrpgss 2, .eesss- ;ns. Lasa .xamIniag and adjnsiing ths chime ci aaid. creditors.
 SAM,E P. BOELEs. 5 sioMsFesS
 Litek6eld, April 2, iss& %s
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
Extract of ! is.isr dated

Washtngfon, Atfu 2ds 1884. Gen. B,aiv, of soaib Carslina. pus aa cad to his existence tasi evening about o'clock fFObaily dny- ing momeniary paroxism 5ef delirinni. Aherfasion of mind aad been observed, in several insances for the two lasi years when his nervous system had be- come dis0rdeTed by passion, other cnnses. To calm the vrabiliy pf hs nerves he was in abe prac- tee af sakisg args qsansieso of opium, which sci u6 daaees His eondacl m iglea.ihls io saiasi!y fos so1e ine have been told hs a.set'sa that he was not ia che Hose Ot kepTeeenmtsyes dur ing ihe day. a was ai his quastsse asi ei the day.
 aad much cf .has tine ea he ss. Ig.asas ssss':g' ~ quire aier his health, and tosscerain wheher were proper to introduce iriend 10 his acqnaasAnce. A
 familiar sassSa S;a x, 2. ss ss | cs any iiing yesy singuns n the mhsref ok Sea ssai Bair nor did se suspect. n that i'ns that iss
 niaa was defansed Ge.aral nsals rose L irosa . s.s when Gen. Blair iaok aasss to hls bed He gas inic ihe hands of Gov. Marphy the letters he had Jusa re- ceived fsm che pess oice; but whether sSen. Bla.s I had read shem before Gov. Marpy entered he roent l ! an sai adyised. Gov. MaspaIy came to oae from l Alrs. Blair, aBd was in ihe act of handng hack. when Ges Bias rsqss.sa m .o read a m s ."sse . close she expressed he grasifeaiiOn te family won
 experience oa his During this sslDe, Genrral issnds ,o ls face wish some violence, and heaved deep airh. Soon aifur this, he rose agan sf0nl lis
 ed assissed hy Gov. 8arphy. and they walked sbosi
 s;iehoard. or cupi,oard and turned small quan-
 ti.y of port wae and took mote ihau was necassa-
 rv,o wei his uou,h. Atthis ii,ne Gov. Murphy went <. tle opu,ste side Of the raom, and, was seaing
 himsef Al a chair, whes he heard the opening oi . drawer, and supposed Gen. Blais was locking afer
 handkerchief someth'ng of ehe kind, oes in an ID, s.ant, he discovered on the ssass !he sfnecaom ol
 somethng briEht, when hs turned he faee. and saa f1ien Blair holding pislo a his right temple. and m
 another instant t enpoded T eonaenis ino i"wsr mi of ihs skuIi. Gov. Murphy caught him he1ore ke reached the oor. aad eAsed ibe sosce {" his lall An iuquesi beld asl esss'nes sna sns iusv returned verdict that hs eeme te nts aeash violence committed hy himself.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
LIST or RErREsENTAgtvEs.

AS EAR IS REc1lvKD. L,reHsssrp, Stephen Russell. Truman Smith R4ykaam.sed. Maihew Allen, Eannhers fii.cAaoct. Bsshiem, Nashaa Hawley. Casaan, Lrmaa Church, Henry Posr. Esoirorook, Samuel Whi,sosd. Eossain Percisas. 4 <,ora.oaik, vicssranus Ciark. Philo Kellogg. g Ssoshen, Ehes Baiiy. Tisnoihy Collins. Harriatsa. Ahij,l Wshsaes. Cheaer \. Case. K,se. Weils BeardAey. Res.Hertfs,d, Jamss n. Thorp. Geo. c. Ksllogg. 5 Nss-AIlyovd, Georss Tsylos. g fsek. s Nos1sik. Th.mas Csris, Wsrreo CYne' Plya oafA. Eli Pas,er. R6xbsry, David Weller. f R;etsgasy. NaAaa'l lsessdcs. js. Freslerfk Plumb. v Slisrou, iHerasis ssnith. Jaha c. Smssh. 2d. Y 5sSsissssa, Ncals Drake. Cicero iiaydssis lv~rea, El;isis Hayes.
 RasGisssoa, Sasnssi Fsishie, Georss Rewis
 Wasssto.sa, Jael E1sagssfona.
 ip1nckesfer. Olises Loosnis, Jasacs c. Cleveland. pgooatavv. Trea. Camp, Gideoa Baisford. MARTFoao, Wi:lian Hssgesfard. grseaaa Hanks. Besi;a, Lys;s Lamb. Isaac Dsbsoa.
 Hsisepi, Chaaacey Jesone.
 Rsfiiagsoa, Ira Brpnsea., @ a East Hays90,d. Geo. Goodsiu.j js. Efaiss Woodruff. Ease Wiadsor, Wm. Rasaes, Theodess Elasose. Eayniagios. tssdasy wadswossh. Richard Co~'e'' G3isasasssy .Gi.Ieoa Wslles, Hsary Daysoa.F Mesiasn, EIi 2. Birdstye. -
 Wsskessfeid, Win,hssp Rack. William Robbins. Naw.HAxEE.. isaae H. Tewassad. PhlliP $. Gaip'n 3sssy. William HasnphreyA ,, -. b M5lsisEyOyth. John s.aHsoa. Gaaree Car,sr-
 aliadistwy. Jasiah Hias. ' Aslsyd. As5sk cassias,oa. Jsrsniak Preach. $ Osfsr1. samsel Msigs. Eskskswy, EJsnry De@ps.
 Jysse,sssy. wsIlasa sr<aess. ssn. II. iise. Aiipprxfows. WiII;sn L. ssosss. Jsdedials Vices
 Ashferd, Daaiel Kaouisas. James Tsoslsidae. { ' esssssss. Aloasssasssy wkise. Willisn ", Reed. Eiiisktea. Asa Wiley.
 Hebrsa. lrn Dissrlis XAehAriah Coas. IT -tnorMasA Nea;smin. Isanes. g. Comstoek.
 EfSdsf6rd, Jdha Wellssr.
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