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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-13

decided aaisViy of the SlscIOs-Of tbis couu,y gre unequivOcaly cppUssd Io the poluics aaa doinRs Of Is tas LgSlmaEe, and Ihat a the very aial oppor. sS"iy which iD afforded, they will maniSss that op- position by indications wlIic cannot Ne misuuder- stood. The nominations for Staie Otacers aud Sen. aaoEs n this coualy, are SOW before She people, The geutIssen whose sames are presented to us for oar ssrages Or the hgEess offices tn the State, have IOng been Lefore che Peoplsi and in all she eOaAios with JacksO0ism which we have been compelled to eaduse, they have never besa Eound wansing O their
 duty SO tIeir EeIIow-ezeas. h is believed that three better men could not be seiecued fOF Senators than Alessrs RocFweH Curtis, and Sterasg; and that the Electors in che several Districts in this county, who are opposed the present. national aud slate admin 6ssratieus have misaPpled their confidence in aecIing tlem Or Senators. IL is that the Jack
 son party claim. ihealast named gentleman a s0p- porter oI their principles. but the National Republi
 cans of the l7h district sOenad0sed that their in- seres,S 4i be safe tn his cpeody ItOay remains that good Aen--m6a of whOsn opposition 10 the JGcksOn FOiicy and JacEsg ppFty, there eau be no doubt, be elsesed to de House of Representatives. Let the gteat questioM l s iAe caadidase hoaeSt capable e JiARdte ths ConssiaRiSn. orposed to Jackson and i.ia arbitrary sAaa aga6faite groceediags Let all loeal difRrsldrs hnd essonal aas;Pa,hies ir saeri
 cid or the good Of ihs sfas asd Er Ghe relief ofthe country. E,om wi.a, se kaow. czshs. Rrsyailinga spirit assoas de eieetoss se Geiiese sts will he dead. aad Ma ass'oinass sap,slste asd enimasing fs 5 t fa4 kSe
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-13
LTTEHR1ELDs MARCH l9, 1884.

T We have, il viii b ssea. shis day given up a considerable pDrsiOa sf our cOamaS aO political cor resPO1dsas& For this FsabOa ws are obliged .o eHs clude Ihe remaks of Alr. SmitA ia tle U s. SenA,e which are ih type Some other sOmmaaieasisas will receive attention next week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

IN HANCERY-YIRGINIA.--A rules held i'm the
~ Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court oil Law
and Chdncery, Tor GoochIand county, I'd Dec 1888:
Nicholas j. PoDdexter, executor of William e. Pop-.
dexter, deceased, PlainuG
against
David NJ. Perish Valentine Parrish, and Lipscomb
Crank; and william Sbel on Minor, aud Benjamin b. Duke
executors OF John Shelton, deceased who was surviving
partner OF ohel'on Hams, Defendants.
The defendant Lpscomb Crank moi having entered his
appearance, and given security 10 the act Of Assembly and
tie rules Of This Court aud Il appearing by satisfactory
evidence, That he Is not inabtant Of this Common.
wealth. " ordered that he do appear before the Judge Of
our said Court, at the Court House, the first dSy of
April term next, and the psius bill and that
copy Of this order be forth with inserted in some wsos
per published IN the City OF Richmond and continued for
two months successfully and that another copy be posted
al the front door Of the Court house OF this county
A Copy. TesIe, w. MILLER, G.. G.
January 80. s4-wSw
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I'm CHANCERY-yIRGINI rules holden in
IL The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery. for the county OF Buckingham OH
Monday, the 4ih day OF November, 1888:
Merit B Allen aud Cary c. Allen, devisees of Archer
Allen deceased, William r. Talley and Frances his wife,
Elizabeth Coleman, Polly Fuqus, Martha Coleman, vii.
nam Daniel, Josiah Thompson, William ID. Thomp:on
John s. Thompson, William Colquu and Lucy his WIFE,
and Henry Smith md Ariana his wife, representatives. Of
William Daniel the elder, deceased, John Allen aud Phi.
Up Allen, sons Of William Allen, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
Nancy Allen, widow Of William Allen, son of George
Allen deceased, George Fl. Allen, Willis Chambers and
Mary b. his wife, formerly Mary Is. Allen, alter c. All.
en Martha A. Nowlin formerly Martha A. Allen, John
Chambers and Elizabeth N. his wife, formerly Elizabeth
AZ: Allen, Samuel A. Allen, William ID. Allen, John w.
Alien Robert ). Allen, Drury s. Allen, Lucy Ann Allen
and James a. Aleu- children and representatives. OF the
said william Allen, son OF George, deceased, Debts
The defendants, Walter c. Allen and M artha A. Now.
lin, not having entered their appearance and given secu
y according TO the act Of Assembly the rules OF this
Court and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not nhsbitanis OF this country il is ordered, that the
said absent defendants DO appear Oh the rst day Of
The next ApH term, and the bill Of the plaintiffs:
and mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in sone
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of tho
Court House Of this county. Copy-Teste.
X. ELDR1DGE, &. G. s. C.
January is. 7s-wsw
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POETRY.
'nuva yrr REMAIN, ussvSe."
HOPE.

HOPE.
Oh Hope, thy beams
Arc like the rainbow IN the sky,
Which, when he storm lepaitcth, CLEANS
An arch OF galness 10 tho eye.
The rainbow lin.ct till the storm
la. len to joy and light the sky,
And liopo displays her lovely form
Through all the clouds of misery
The ranbow stealing from tho sky,
Seems to wander back TO Heaven;
49, And Hope, on golden wing, wi ly,
forest the soul in thu, blcsi haven!
Thou brightest thing the mind can SEQ
Thou wa'd'st tho shock OF misery.
Thou ohen mak'st tho bosom
When all ofiiIe around is sadt
Thou hearst tho soul above tho
10 icalns with peace AMI pleasure rife.
Thou brightest gin OF him who
us Heaven in thee, thou charm OF life!
oh, Hope. thou charmct-briahtcr far
Thou, than the glance OF woman's eye.
Thou purer than tho morning star,
The rcsta beauty of the sky
Thou Joy that elcumI through guilt and WOO!
Angel OF peace to nll bclow.
Thou, when nou;ht rcmains u earth,
who s'v'st Us joys Of higher Dir h
Thou, who beat st tho soul on igh
On wings ofpeacc above the ,ky
Thou Joy OF man Tor without thco
His lot would be Of misery!
Der every scene thy bright wings fan.
Thy every smile is Heaven % man!
In death he joys in leaving hcro-
Thou cal'st him TO happier sphere.
Louisa, 1884. LOUISAENSIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

NOfICE.-There is confined in the Gsol OF tho
~ City OF Richmond a negro man, who calls himself
HENRY WILSON, and says he belongs TO Arthur EN-
merry OF King Queen County, State Of Maryland. Said
Henry IS about 30 years Of age Of dark brown complex
ion, and about five feet inches high. II said Henry
does belong 10 said Emmcry he will please forward
prove property pay charges and take him away, other
wise he will be dealt with the law directs in such cases
THOMAS HARDY,
GGoiey for I'm d. Vrcnn, s. C. r..
Richmond, Dec. 9th, 1883. 70-wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

LII persons are hereby cautioned against trading for
or III any manner receiving, two promissory
bonds executed by me. payable 10 William Banks of the
City OF Richmond Tor the OF forty dollars each-The
hrs note bond due about the first day of ia
nuaTy last and the other note bond is payable OH or
about the first day of January next-as have legal off
sets against both of said the said Banks
Is duly apprsed OF the same, but yet refuses to give up
the notes, SC. g. b. WOOLDRi Bee
Chesterfield County, March Sh. IO2-w4,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

NoIlCE.-Cont'aclors 10 supply the Penitenliary In
sitution with Plank and split Tmbers, requested
TO commence delivering without further deiay
7. G. MONCURE, Gen Agent
February 8. SSoU
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NO!lCE.-The subscriber offers his services again to
The public, as Collector aud general Agent in set
thug claims oil all descrpt ons aud will collect with
prompness, claims entrusted him in fredericksburg
SPo'tsylvana, Stafford, Culpeper Orange, Louisa Hano-
yer, Caroline and Essex. Address, LEWIS HILL,
near Fredeyicksbug.
Richmond, October 81, 1881.
take great pleasure in stating, that Mr. Lewis Hill
was engaged nearly six years general collector
Tor the Enquirer Office and that he discharged all his du
ties with the utmost fidelity aud industry He was uni.
iornly obigiDg and attentive have no question but
that he will prove himself equal any trust which in.
wolves integrity, industry, temperance and strong good
sense wish him all success in his pursuits vocation
THOMAS RICHIE.
Richmond, October 81, 1881.
fully accord with Mr. Richie in the above statement
and join him with pleasure, in good wishes for Mr. HIPS
prosperity. JOHN l.. COOK
Persons at adsance referred to the following gen.
uemen Henry Gaines, Petersburg; Thos g. Bro1ghfon
and Alexander TuDstai, Norfolk Thos Dillard Lynch.
burg; Hon John Nj. Patton, Washington; John s. Skin
ner and Arch'd. Hart Baltimore; John s. Wexford and
VIM. Crump, Fredericksburg.
Feb. Is. e2-viu
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In CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- rules held i'm the
IL Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey for the county of Hanover on the 9Th day
Of February, 1884:
Charles T. Goodall, Pf.
against
Thomas Nelson, William C. Rives and Judith p, his
vile. Mann Page anu Jane Frances his wife, Edmund
Pendleton and Lucy his wife, who was Lucy Nelson
Frances Emonia Nelson, Judith Carter Nelson Elizabeth
Mann Page Nelson, Hugh Nelson, Thomas Nelson and
Nancy r. Neson the five last OF whom are infant chill
dren oil Nathaniel Nelson, deed, DeIs
The Defendant Frances f. Nelson, not having entered
her appearance and given security according the Of
Assembly and The rules of this Court and il bv
satisfactory evidence, that she is nlabisnt OF this
Commonwealih-On the motion Of the Plaintiff il is or
OF April term next aud err The Plaintiffs Bill: and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in SOME
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months excessively and that another copy be posted at
the front door Of the Court House OF this county.
CoPy-Teste. PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. c.
FEBRUARY 22. 94-wSwA
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YHNO Mr. Jeremiah Northern and Nm. Northern:
n lou will please take notice, that the first day OF
the next Superior Court of Law and Chanccry TO be held
Tor the county Of Wesmorelahd shall apply the said
Court for decree against each you, compel you 10
contribute your proportion OF the of $399 81 CENTS
with legal interest thereon according to laws that being
the SUN have paid in discharge of execution in the
name OF CAharine Peake issued by the anne
decree. Your most ob't. THOMAS l.. ONEALE
February I3. 9O-w7w
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WNM. W. PoTTER's VEGETABLE CATHoLi.

"M. w. P0TTERS VEGETABLE CATHOLI.
w CON-This unrivalled medicine, for which the
demand has been incessant and extensive during the
last few years. still offered for the relief of the unioru
nate Its miraculous powers for healing diseases which
resist the ordinary remedies have been empbacally con-
fessed by the hrs physicians Of the country IL is still
prepared with that and judgment which have secured
II so high reputation and the public are rene wedIy as
sureu ha though ITS effects are powerful and nmed
ate The gredien,s wholly vegetable and of kind per.
iecty Innocent UDbelevers in its efficacy are invited 10
come and examine The numerous cases for themselves
u The public are particularly requested TO take notice
that the medicine advertised by T.. w. Dyott not The
genuine Vegetable CathocoD of the late William w
Potter The recipe was bequeahed by will TO the sub.
scriber who has NEVER constituted Mr. Dyou Agent
thereof nor authorized him 10 sell IT, The truth per,sps
IS, that lie CaIoicoD advertised for sale by T. w DIV
OIL Is medicine prepared by W. Potter. OF this medi.
cine me subscriber intends 10 say nothing more than that
MOI medicine prepared by herself in accordance
with the recipe in her possession OIL the demise Of her
late husband. But IL is liable to be mistaken for her
medicine word seems TO be necessary prevent mis-.
conception The use Of the name, w. POTTER as well
as the appropriation OF the certificates addressed TO my
preston as TO what medicine r. w Dyou adverses She
therefore cautions the public TO be their guard and homes
that the medicine called the Cstho'icon OF w Potter
viii not be mistaken for the Vegetable Catholicon oi
william W. Potter There las not been, will there
he, any alteration in the bottles, in which The genuine
CAtholcon has been distributed since the Commencement,
OF US manufacture, and they will be labelled as eretoore
The only agents ~ The city for I'm. W. Pouers ca.
Moicon, Frederick Klctt corner Second and Cllo
bill Streets Sam l. r. Gnililhs, corner of Eighth and Chs
nut; Peter Williamson, of Second and uoud AMI
Thomas Oliver, OF Tenth aud Walnut stces 4,
can like wise be had OF The Subscriber either in large NJ
small quantities, at No 22s Arch stree, first door sbove
Ninth south SIDE. H. POTTER
IpfdOO NJ The late w. W. p0ffer
y FSr s'le by Chas Goddard, Agent for Richmond
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THNHE Chestnut Horse DIONEDE, the property Of
m Andrew Stevenson, Esq, will stand the ensuing
son al or near Tie following places 10 wit: At Woodber.
~, the psDson Of ssid Stevenson and Al the Old Church
IN the lower end Of The county Hanover He will have
stands ~ king william, one at Brandy wine and or
D1yenPofs shop IN 'aJ connty aud will be his first
mentioned stand on the first day Of March inst ready
TO serve mares al $5 the season. which may be discsre.
ed ny The payment OF 80 before the 18Th Of Jujy
next when the season viii czpre $40 insure mare 10
be IN osl--pafng with the iofeiis The Insurance.
money 80 cash the single leap, aud fifty cash to The
bills. IRA l.. BowLES, agcnt for a. Stevensoa"
March 1. o7-wtw
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IN NCERY-viRoINIA-Atr rules hold In the
Clerks Office Of Essex Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chsncery, on the 10Th day OF January, 1884:
Kennolds Chapman and James Shepherd, executors Of
William Shepherd, deceased. aud Philip b. Winston. Jo-
seph W. Pende,on and Edmund Penlleon. executors Of
Henry Pendieton, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
William d. Taylor. John Darracott. Laurence Baaile,
adnr oil James Madison, deceased Lewis Madison devil
see OF James Madison. deceased aud Henry Robinson,
surviving trustee oil Richard Aiorriss and himself and
others, Defendants
The defendant, Lewis Madison not having entered bis
appearance and given security according TO the Of As
seoy aud the rules oil this Court, and appearing by
usacory evidence that he Is ins this Com.
monwealh the motion OF the plaintiffs by COUNSEL IL is
orhered that the said defendant do appear the Judge
OF our said Court, at the Court House OF this county, on
me hrst day OF May term next and answer the plaintiffs
Dill; ana hat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City OF Richmond
two months successfully, and that another copy
be posted at the from, door Of the Court House this
~, Copy-Teste.
JAMES ROY MlCoU, Jr Clk E. C. S. L.aC.
February 4. S6-wSw
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

Richmond, 2Ih February, 1884
Pursuant 10 the foregoing order Of Court, the creditor.
OF Benjamin johnson, Decd and of Susanna Butler decd
are hereby notified and required produce their claims
before me- at my office, in the city oil Richmond on or be
fore Monday, the 18th day Of April next al 10 o'clock A.
NJ JNO. SHORE. Commissioner
. Circuit Superior @. and c., Henrico.
March I. 97-v6y
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA- a Circui, Sune,i.
IL or Court OF Law and Chancery, for Heniico county,
held at the Capitol in the city Of Richmond Sd December
1888:
Colin Johnson. administrator of VIM Johnson decd who
was administrator Of Benjamin Johnson, dcc'd and m F.
Johnson administrator de bons non Of Benjamin Johnson
deed, Plaintiffs
against
Phil p johnson, ct al, Defendants
hober miller, aud Charles Ellis, and John Allan late
merchants anu partners, under the firm OF Ellis Allen,
plaintiffs.
against
WIN. Birch, and Roxa his wife, ct al, Defendants:
A.d David Valentine, guardian to John and Ann Lips
comb, Plaintiff
against
VIM. Birch, and Roxa his wife, ct al, Defendants.
And is further ordered that accounts be taken Of tho
debts outstanding against the several estates of Benjamin
johnson, deceased, and OF Susanna Butler, deceased,
by one OF the Commissioners Of this Court, alter Elk
weeks Eotice, in Of the newspapers printed
in the City Of Richmond, requiring the said credi.
tors 10 produce their claims under penalty Of being there
after barred and precluded from the recovery thereof
Copy-Teste. J. ROBINSON, C. c.
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IN HANCERY--VIRGiNIA.-At a Court OF APP
peals held at the Capitol, in the City Of Richmond,
Oh Tuesday. January 2Sih, 1885,
william b. Jones and James Fisher, administrators Of
Wood Jones, d. ased, Plaintiffs
against
Elizabeth d. JONES' administrators of William Jones ST.
deceased, Defendant
Upon writ OF supersedeas to judgment Of the Circuit
Superior Court oil Law and Chanccry of Meckienburg
county.
The wri, Of superscdeas heretofore awarded the plain.
tits not being returned executed the de- nlant, and it
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that she not an
inhabi,ant oil this Common ealh the motion Of tho
plaintiffs by their COUNSEL Is orered that the said de.
iendan do appear here the first Monday in May next
to have re-hearng Of the whole in the Judgment
Aforesaid contaned and that copy Of this ord. be forth
WIN inserted In some newspaper printed la tho City Of
Nchmond and continued Tor two months succe ssively:
anu also that anoiher copy thereof be posted front
door Of the Capitol in the said city.
Copy-Teste. ]. ALLEN c. c.
February 81. 96-wSw
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n N CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- rules holden i'm
n the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the county Of tbews, OIL Mon
day the 9Th day OF January, 1884:
Alfred Billups and Joice his wife, Plaintiffs
against
William Crtenden, and Lucrctia his wife, and Benia.
min bramhai' y, Defendants
The defendant, Benjamin Bramhali, jr, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given security according the
acts OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court ap-
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhah
tant oil this county, is ordered, that the said
do appear here the first day OF June term lie x and an
swcrs'he bill OF the plahli and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
CITY Of Richmond Tor two months successfully, and posted
al the front door Of the Court House Of tbs county.
Copy. Tese,
SHEPARD G. MILLER, Clerk
January % &C.,
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IN CHANCERY-vfRaINiA.- Lunenbure Couu
u ~ Court. 10Th February, 1885,
John T. Street, AdninstT ator of Joel Hood decd.

ItninitH.
Against
Lattice W. Sonthall, Sally Hood administrative Of Elias
Hood Brian MDearman and Roda his wife, Mary Kidd,
Lewis Hood, and william, Beverly, Patrick H., Joseph
A., Albert, and Susan Jane Hood. children Of Charles
Hood, and Branch Co and Nancy II. Hosd and Elizabeth
John Hood German Evans, aud Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Hood, the said Ma thew John and Sally, being chill
prem OF Claiborne Hood, Decd aud Edward being tho
only child Of - Hood, who one Of tho chill rem Of
Claiborne Hood, and - Hood. - Defendants.
The defendants Brian 81 Desrmsn ami Roda his wife,
Lewis Hood Mary Kidd, aud - Hood, no, having en-.
tered their appear aud given security according to
the act Of Assembly, and The rules OF this Court and II
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that they are
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth: On the motion Il
the Plaintiff by his COUNSEL ordered, that the said de-
endsnts DO appear here the first day OF May Court
next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of
his order be forthwith Inserted In pub
ished In the Town OF Petersburg City OF Richmond,
Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, aud posted the door
Of the Court house Of this county.
A Copy, WM. H. TAYLOR, C. C.
March 8. [lO0 wSw
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-07

one who loves them still---Of one vino wishes
TO have 40 conflict with men, but with pripci.
pies. n. 9. LUDLOW.
July es. las4.
The obnoxious expressions alluded to, were,
that the members of the Anti Slavery SOcie-
y had assembled to ring the knell, and attend
the funeral Of Colnnizaion, with other re-
marks equally exciting and absurd. We hap
pencd 10 be il New York at the time. and well
remember the Indignation aroused BY this
graiuilOus insult. 1t was the first collision Of
the twO societies, and we have seen what
flames have been blown up from this little
spark Hartford Obs.
The PREsIDENcY.--A correspondent OF
the Essex Register dominates Nlr. Webster
for the next Presidency. There is time for
all things, and n0sO is not the time tOsselect a
candidate 10 receive the VOTES ri the Wing
Party Of the country for the first office
Let us FIRST get through with the fall-electlOns
rescue the constitution from the grasp Of
the had men who cOntro! the present Execu-
iive--resiore cnnfidence to the country-and
then we may with propriety discuss the sub
irct of the next Presidency. The Wing par
iy Of the day are not contending for men
| merely-are 10, struggling to place either MIR.
Webster, or any other individual. in Office
They have higher and nobler purposes--,heIr
aim is tn preserve the liberties won with the
| blood Of their fathers-to re-lluminaie the IA
ces of the poor and Industrious with the smile
| Of conirntment--to give an impetus to bust
| ness, an impulse 10 enterprise-to bring back
such golden days Of prosperity as gladdened
the hearts at the people, before the accursed
experiment was thought Of.
We hare not word to say against Mr.
Webster. He is a great man, and would, we
have not doubt. should the people SO will
preside at the helm Of Government with safe
~ and honor to the country. We are will
ling to give him fair play in the contest for
the first honor; but when the friends Of Mr..
Clay, Mr.. Calhoun, and the other eminent
men who have been named for the Presiden-
cy, and who have served the country long and
faithfully, Afe holding back-are gathering up
their energies for the battle aboutt0 be fought
between the friends Of the constitution, and
the truckers to executive despotism-it is not
wise in tbs, friends Of Mr.. Webster to push
him forward for the next Presidency. We
say this without the slightest feeling of hos.
tlity towards that great man-he possesses
our admiration in an eminent degree-is an
honor as well to Massachusetts, the state he
Immediately represents, as 10 the nation; but
the time is rapidly approaching when the
Wings, without reference to individual prefer
ences, should buckle on their afmor, and u
mite as IA hand of brothers, forgetting for a
season their personal prcdilec,ions.
ID Phiiad Inquirer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-07

The legislature Of Ohio have passed law
authorizing the supreme court Of that state to
grant divorces tO,applscanis. whenever Il can
be prased that either party has been IN ha-
bitusl drunkari for the last two years.
The Hagerstown, Md. Torch Light Of
Thursday. says" Hail fell in some parts Of
this county on Monday last ofan extraOrdina-
rs size. He hsye been assured that in the
neighharh00d Of Bakers cross roads, some Of
the hail stones weighed one pound. and many
measured from 40 1-4 60 19 inches ia cireunI-
ference. Qna cOw IL Is said was killed 10 that
ncighborhood by the falling Ut the hail."
I A good iAasirufioa.- wilde. 10 late
speech says:--~ Putting down corruption BY
employing Stale Rapks 10 place the Bank
of the United States. is like promoting tem-
peRance BY establishing 0Se hundred gF0g
shops in place OF ons wholesale grocery"