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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-10

En- CHANCERY-VmGIMA rules holden in the
ID clerk Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
Of November 1884
Robert Page, admir- de Jonis non, with the will annex
ed, OF John Page, the elder, deceased, and other
against Plaintiffs
Benalah Thomas, Bernard NJ Carter, Charles c. Lee
49, Marshall, and Ann, his wife, ]. Smith Lee -
Childs, and Mildred, his wife, formerly Mildred Lee
Thomas Taylor Bird, Lucy Byrd Francis Votes Powell
T. Byrd, Patrick Henry Randolph, and Mary his wife,
Evelyn Byrd, Jane Byrd Samuel Byrd, - Pickens
and Mary W. his wife, and other Defendants
The defendants above named, except Benaah Thomas
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act of assembly and the rules of this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth is ordered
That the said defendants do appear here the first day
of the next May term and answer the bill of the plain
ts and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted the front door
of the CAPITOL in the said city
Copy. Testc, J. ROBINSON, C. C.
Dec. il. G1-VSw
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Mn CHANCERY-VI RcISIA-In the County Court
n of Prince Edwards
Philip Woodson Plaintiff


against
Sally Watson, widow of Augustus Watson (noyy dead
Edward Rcdford administration of Augustus Watson
Joseph Price and Sarah b. his wife Elizabeth Watson
Mary Ann Watson, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife
Joseph Watson and Dorothea his wife Thomas II Wat
SON Robert Strange and Elizabeth his wife and Sarah
h. b. Watson, Dcfendants
Some of the defendants are non-residents of This
state, and the residence of others is not known they
are scattered IN different counties The plaintiff hereby
nothes them all that he will, person, or by attorney
apply TO the Honorable William Leigh Judge of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccrv for The
county of Prince Edward for writ of ccrforGr to re-
move the above named cause from the County Court of
FRINGE Edward TO the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry for said county The application to be made
at the residence of Judge William Leigh in the county
OF Halifax, ON the twenty- day of February next to
wit 1888 PHILIP WoODSON
Hanover County, December 4. GI--w4w
I'm CIIANCERY-VIR GISfA--At rules held in the
n Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Mccklenburg county on the first Mon
day in November 1884:
Branch Cheatham, Plaintiff
against
Edwin Haskins and John Cobbs Defendants
The defendant, Edwin Haskins, not having entered
his appearance, and given security according To the Act
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and il appeor
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabant
OK TINS Statcon motion of the paintiby counsel ie
odcrcd that the said defendant do appear here on the
hrst DAY OF Nay term next, and answer the plaintiffs
bill ana that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond or
town OF Petersburg for eight weeks successiyey and
posted at the front door Of the Court house of this county
A Copy. Tcste, j. I. DAILY, p.c.Me.'
January o 73-wSw
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ED UMFORD ACADEMY.-Thc exercises of this
IL q Institution will commence, for the ensuing year
ON the I'd Monday in January, and terminate the I'd
Friday i'll December. A vacation of one month TO be
given during the Summer. The course of instruction
embraces all the branches of literature usually taught
acknowledgement Grammar, Geography, with the
Philosophy, Mathematics, &c.-and the Greek Latin
and French Languages. Terms, for board and tuition
for the scholastic year. 10, payable as heretoore)
ml.annually, on the FIRST of April and Octobcr-wh
additional charge of $l0 for bed bedding and candles
when these articles furnished by the Principal Pu-
pills entering after the commencement to be charged
proportionally. III. ROBINSON, Principal
H. j. CHRISTIAN.
December O. 6a-,rrn,
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EHOWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY-JThe ex-
"a erclses of this Institution will be resumed Mon
day, the 18th OF January next. Instruction will be
given IN most of the branches of literary, scientific
and polite education. The principal, usual will de-
vote his whole time to the interests of his pupils; and by
system of sound, mental and moral culture will en-
deavour to prepare them for dschargng with success
the important and responsible duties of future life The
scholastic year will be divided into two sessions of five
months each, at the close of which, there will be public
examinations conducted us fairly to test the proicen
cy and attainments of the pupils.
Attached to the school, and accessible to all the pupils
is weil-selected library, TO which, additions of such
works as are suited TO the young will from time TO time
be made also, laboratory well furnished with ncces-
sary chemical and philosophical apparatus.
Terms for the year of ten months, as follows:
Board and Tuition in English branches, 500 90
French, 10 20
Music, including of the Piano, IS 90
Drawing and Painting. II 00
Pupils viii be received any time and charged
agreeaby to the above rates, which are pay able at the
close OF each session; but after admission no deduction
VIII be made for loss of time except only in cases of
SICKNESS J. b. TINSLEY, Principal
december 4. 61-2awI2J
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TT AND FOR SALE--The subscriber being desrous
- to move To the Southern country viii sell his Farm
both sides of the ApPomuttox river six miles above the
ilourishing town oil Farinye, and eight from Fnmp.
den Sydney College, and within ten miles of four
featuring mills This Tract contains 73 acres $50 or
lO bottom land the river and creek of good qua
lity anda large portion wood land the land is well suit
ed to The culture OF tobacco, corn, wheat and OATS
There each side of the river good and convenient
dwelling house with all other necessary houses
my crop Of wheat and tobacco, all in good repair 1t
ces attending this farm in advertisements will only
say further. the Appomattox is navgabe for consider
able distance above this farm. and there is bridge
the river belonging to the farm All persons wishing
purchase land in this section of country are invited TO
look and Judge for themselves.
NATHANIEL PENICK.
December q nowS,v@
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MOTlCE.-The co.Partncrslip Of sAMf. sHEP.
IL HERD s. Co, is hereby dissolved by mutual con
SHEPHERD Is authorized TO close the
business cfthe concern. SAML. SHEPHERD
Jan. J, 1880. THOMAS RTTCHfE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-10

ERARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS /! -
ID selling of many articles and under cost The
subscribers having determined close their concern at
this place. early practicable will sell their Stock of
Goods on hand. amounting to about four thousand dol
lars for cash. or to punctua customers the usual
dit, at very small advance They will sell ma
ny articles ut cost and under Those wishing
to purchase, will do well to call upon tho', - they
determined to sell.
Among their stock, will be found the following dcsa-
Ole articles, viz: Blue, black, green clare mulberry
brown, dark Mixed and drab cloths; drab dark mixed
and fancy coiourcd cassmeres Cassnets of all colours
French and English merinos, circassians and bomba-
zets, cacoes, (sumner and winter patterns) gnghams
painted musns. panarines Italian utestring silk and
cotton velvet vcsngs, Irish linens, lawn and thread
cambria, thread cambria handkerchiefs ianncls (whe
and rcd) gentlemen and ladies' cloaks black Italian
Barcelona handkercheis, pongec and bandanna do la
dies blonde. gauze and silk handkerchief worsted and
cotton hose, gentlemens and ladies' gloves Grecianets
and bobincts, thread and bobinett edging and aces
figured and plain Swiss, NULL book, and iaconet mus
Inns, check do white and coloured cambrcs bonnet
cap, and belt ribbons, brown and beachcd domesics,
check and plaid do. brown and blcached drjlngs
ton osnaburgs and cotton yarns saws and scars bed
tickngs and burlaps corded skirts, fur and wool hats
hair caps sole and upper leather, large stock of shoes
and boots saddles BRIDES martngacs collars and grths;
besides large stock of hardware crocery ware roce-
res, &C. consisting of many articles too tedious
nierate They have, also, light wo-horsc wagon which
they would sell low. GARRETT 81 KIDD.
Newtown, Dec. lG. &c
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NER. JOHN G.. MlLLER-SlR: Take notice. yo,
I'VE not being inhabtant of this State that shall
proceed to take the dispositions of Juggy Lowrcy and
Others at her residence in the county of Fuvanna
on the 2Sh day of February next QS35 also the dcpo
sihon of William Wharton at his residence in the conn-
ty of Madison, the 9th day of March next-to be
read as evidence in suit in Chancery, now depending
IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery.
held in the county of Goochand wherein | am plain
TIN ana you. administrator of Susan Scruros dec d.
and Others deicndants-at which times and places
you are hereby notified to attend, if you please
ELIZABETH LOWREY
wilmington, tldvanna, Dec. 20. OS-W1w
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MA ARREN ACADEMY.-!1his institution, under
Wv the direction of the subscriber, will he opened
after the Winter vacation the 18th day OF January
1882 The course of instruction will remain unacred;
and IL extensive that of any similar literary in
stituon in the country. The terms of tuition will in
like manner, be continued, viz in the elementary de-
partincnts of the English Language Geography and
English Grammar in connection with Arithmetic. Sl5
per annum; Mathematics, necessarily including the prac
teal parts, Mensuraton, Surveying, &c. $780, and the
yearly.
The subscriber would accommodate i'll his family, du
ring the scholastic year. four five boarders 10 years
OF age or under, to whom parental attention viii DO
paid, at $ll5, including tuition, washing, &C., pay
ments half yearly in advance. The local advantages of
the establishment, and the successful and unwearicd OK
ertions of the subscriber ought the attention
of the public.
No pupil will be received for term less than the
scholastic year.
Board may be had in gence private families, 20
$40 per annum. JOHN LEARY
Warrenton, Va. Jan. 3 72-w4w
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HOS. III. STREET, Of Woodyillc Mississippi Attor.
CD ney and Counsellor al Law offers his professional
services 20 his friends and the public.
November rs 5G-faf1,n-n,4u,
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p. S. The annual Examination of the School viii
commence the 18th of December which all persons
interested, invited to attend w III II
January 3. 73-9t-w9w
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NOTICE hereby caution all persons against tra-
y ding for, or receiving note executed bv me to
James G. Luck, Of Caroline county for the hire Of a
negro man, named Walker, last year as do not intend
pay the said note, any part hercof-thc said Luck
having taken the said negro out Of my possession with
out my knowledge consent considerable time before
the end Of the year, for which he was hired
Dec. H. fG7-w4wsl JOHN HUTCHINSON
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'saTBlWcI Shepherd,

..'7"HE9EENFH 'TNHN NEIFNTFN4
HAVING purchased the interest Of 1hos Richie
y Esq, IN the above establishment, will continue
The business al tie old Stand 18th street. and promises
TO exert himself to give entire satisfaction to those who
may employ him.
HOOK and lob Printing
Executed BY HIM neatly, promptly, and accurately on
tho most TeagonobIc icrfns [72-ahfl jan / ls3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08

CTAGES leave O. Wadhams' Hotel. Souit,
~ street, DAlLY-NI"nday, Wednesday and
Friday by way Of Brthlrm, Woodbury, Sonth-
bury. Newtown, and NOrao0ik. to New York.
Of Watert"wD. Waterbury, Salem, and Ne,o-
Hnren. to New-Y0rk. -
O. All persons wishing to take Stage fDr
Albany or Poughke"psie can apply for srats
as above and be called.
Fare through to Ne,o- York $500.
o. The Norwalk Stage leaves Litchfeld
at o'clock A. Nj. and the Steam Boat leaves
New. FORK at 6 A. NJ.
- The patronage of persons travelling by
stage or private conveyance. Is solicitedat
%. vVevGllaSy2aaS' Hotel,
LITCHFIELn, Con-.
Tifrh field hf0H on 1885 ~ s0
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
NEW GOODS.
MISS CARRIE

"AS lately returned from New York with
IL choice selection Of GOODS appropri.
ate to the season, consisting in part Of French
MusIins, plain Jaconet and Cambria Muslins:
also Plaid & Book NlusIios English & French
Calicoes Of all prices, plain black and cODored
Silks, ChaIIy Shawls, Fancy Handkerchief.
plain and figured Lacrs, French wrO't Capes
and Collars, Gloves. Belts, Bead Bags, French
Shoes. sc. Sc. together with II large
.ASSO2.t aale2st Of cNSIl69eea.N,
Straw and Tuscan Hats, Caps and Flowers.
Ribbons and Lace Trimmings-all Of which
will he offered on reasonable terms.
Litchfetd, Mag 90, 1885. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08

TINE Omnibus will leave Spencer l.
IL Wadharns' Hotel for BANTAM" Lake as
follows :-Msnday. Wednesday and 'Satur-
day at 8 o'clOck A. M.-Returning at or about
P. nj. Leave the Hotel at half past one,
return Mt an hour to suit passengers.
The Car will move 90 other days from the
same or other places TO order. For seats APP
ply at S. & WIS bar.
Eight seats can lie obtained for $l.5O-the
addition Of so cents secures passage ON board
the Boat.
FREDERICK A. MARSH.
L;tchfeid, Bantam Lake. Jmly9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08

THE subscriber offers for sale an assOrt'
u ment If yV'NggOaeS, and other aTIi-
cles. such as Steel Springs, Hoes, Axes, DIES
Bush Hooks. Shaves, and Chissels, not sur.
passed by any in the country, all Of which VIII
be sold as low for cash or good credit as ut
amy shop whatever.
''T' ALSO,
A number Of secondhand CARRIAGES,
\ 'a SULKEYS, sc. for sale ut cost.
G@WOOd-wOrk 10 Wagons Of oil descrip-
tons done at short notice. a-. ..
HOrse-shOeing and all kinds Of country work
and repairing done with care. ..
Most kinds Of lumber and produce taken 10
payment for the above articles. by
WIN. RODGERS,
Spencer Street.
Am Apprentice wanted
AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
Itch field, May 7. 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
NOTlCE.

avEyHEs Court Of Probate Tor the District OF
DA- d I4iieh6eld hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereoffor the creditors
60 the estate Of John WOOnRUFF,Y
glata Off orrington. in said district, deceased.
70 present their claims against said estate to
9 the 1uhscribers. executors OF the last will and
testAment % said deceased. All claims not
prosentediwlthlp said time will be debarred .
ecOvery. Those Indebted to said estate are
queated2 tosmalSa immediate payment TO
ss41ssisae JoRN A. WooDRUFr,, Z Esecss-
STERLINa WOODRUEF, tors.
riagtOM. SEPT. 1S, 1885. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08

AZ Court Of Probate holden at Waterto,cn.
Sept. q. 18SJ-EslGte Of Thomas DUTToN,
t0te Of Wateriotcn, deceased.
THE administrators represent the estate
y insolvent, and pray the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon; whereupon, ordered,
that Commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust The claims Of the creditors Of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Office in Water
town. ON the 9Th day of October next. at Q
o'clock forenoon: and that all persons inter-
ested 10 said estate may be notified thereof,
the administrators will cause this order TO be
published IN a newspaper printed Ia Lachfcld,
and post copy thereof on the public signpOst
10 said WATERFOWL. A true copy Uf record.
III HoLBRo0K CuRTIs. Judge.
At Q Court &c Probate holden at Plymouth.
iCifhin and for the District Of plymouth, on
the 25tk day Of September, A. d. 1885:
Present, C0lvin Butler. Esq. Judge.
T EAVITT DarrOw and Harriet A. Peck.
- Administrators on the estate Of OzlAs
PEcK. late OF plymouth. in said district, de-
ceased, represent said estate Ia be insolvent
WherrUpon this Court directs said Admins
tratorstO give notice 10 all rsonsinteIested
10 the same. to appear lif they see cause) be-
fore the Court Of Probate. to be holden At the
Probate Once 10 said Plymouth, on the cd
day ut November next. at o'clock A. NJ. to
be heard relative 70 the appointment Of Com
missi0ners ON said estate, by posting said ov-
der Of notice on a public sign post IN said Ply.
mouth. and ny advertising The sanein news
paper printed in Litch6elA, in Litch0eld eOun-
~. Certified from record, @%>'''v"&
II CALVIN BUTLER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED RT -...,t.
Sept. -. s. GALP1Ne

HARDWARE
FOR SALE BY
SAMUEL II. BOLkES,
...s.. LITCHFIELD. .....
DARBER g. Gems patent cast steel CIR
~ cULAR Saws. of "a and 90 inches diam
eter, and smaller sizes.
English and American, German and Cast
Steel Mill Saws, Of 6 and 6 1-2 feet, and
Cross cut and lennon ditto
Wood Saws and Frames, with all other
sorts If Saws. Plane Irons.
Primers, Turner's, Trainers ChiseIs and
GOugcs. Files and Rasps, fat, round, half
round, square g. triangular. of all com. lengths.
Black miths' Vices. Bit Stocks and Bits,
from 12 To 4S bits complete.
Door Butts and Handles and House Trim
mings generally. Screws Of all sizes.
LOCKS Of every description.
Cabinet Makers Irimmings-Hollo,c WG1c.
Brass Andirons, cast do. with brass tops and
do. with wrought bars, and common cast do.
Shovels and Tongs-Chopping Knives.
Knives and Forks; Spoons; Walters.
Waffle I.Ons-Patent Iron Tea Kettles.
Harness Makers Trimmings.
Carpenters AIDES, Hatchets, cast steel and
common Aag"rs; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins,
GLUE, Sand Paper, sc. Sc. with almost eve
~ other article in the Hardware Line, which
will be sold as low as they can be bought in
the State Of Connecticut.
Litchfeld June 4. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
For New-Haven and
NETWORK.

n EAEES LltehReld Monday. Wednesday
~ and Friday, at g o'clock h the mora
ng-passing through Soaah Farms, Bethlem.
woodbury.: Southbury. Oxford. Humphreys
vile. aud Derby, 10 New Haven. 1'o
Sept. 16. J. PARKS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auction. by or
wv der OF the Count Of Probate for the dis
tfict OF Plymouth. ON Monday the 9Th day Of
October next, (unless previously disposed Of
at private sale 80 much ofthe Real and Per-
sonal Property belonging to the estate Of
a5a9ae SIDNEY T.. BARNS, a lssa
late Of Plymotsth, deceased. 90 will the
sum Of two hundred ninety-f0ur dollars aud
twenty Eight cents, with incident chasges.-
The sale win take place Mt the iafe dwelling
house OF the deceased, commencing at loo'cIk
p. M. 8s'9 SAMUEL GARNsEY, Adm'r.
4 Plymoath, Sept. 7,ylSS5. id IS .,Es 4 sl6
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

V83&s9s9AV4A& 9O&80O&s
FTHE cd quarter Of Mr.. Joshua Hits School
- will Commences ON Monday. Sept. FL,
1885. The course Of studies will embrace the
various branches Of an accomplished English
education. including the Greek, Latin, French
and Spanish languages. ."ff.fs5
Mr.. Hill 10 graduate of Y ale College at its
last commencement,a and an experienced teach
er. The terms Of tuition are SO per quarter
for the English studies, and 81 aud IS for La
tin, Greek, French and Spanish. Beard can
be obtained 10 respectable families.
ID. b. BRINSMADE,
r.. NJ. FOWLER,
ITHIEL HICKOX,
81 WILLIAM LEAVTTT, \
FRED. J. FEM.
Washington, Sept 10, 1885. 16
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08

AZ q Court ef Probate holden at Plymouth,
wiihin and J6r, the District Of plymouth, on
the 25tk day Of Septem6er, A. ID. 1885:
Rreaenk Cnllin R.fLer Ean E,sdHe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

WHEELING, June "a.
Capture Of Ntgyoes.--On Saturday night the 3oth
May, eleven Negroes, by concerted movement copcd
together from the lower part Of the Shenandoah valey
in this State They were owned as follows six belug
cd TO Robert NJ Candless of HopewciI Frederick CONF
~ one to George F. Washington, also Of HONEYWELL:
two TO William Stephenson, of Brucetown near Hone
WE'LL one TO Thomas Hite of Jefferson county; and Que
TO Mrs. Miller, Of Berkeley. The gentlemen named are
OF the first standing in wealth and character in the coun
tcsin which they 1--we, and ALL with one exception in
the commission Of the peace MIR Nj Candies is The
owner OF seventy slaves and is humane and beneyo
lent inasicrwe say il knowingly, for we were his
near neighbour during the whole last year-as any in
the state The two gentlemen next named, own, toge-
ef about an equal number, and also distinguished
for the bcncvocncc Of their character IL was tout
per- therefore, for the sake Of the example that no cfs
should be spared in recovering the lnptiycs Each Of s
slaves stole horse taking them from the plough teams
ter hard weeks werk; and the first cnumerate went
OIL in troop, some Of them having pistols naknq for
the Iotomac fiYc about 30 miles Distant They travel.
ed all night and reached the river about ay6rcak on
Sunday morning, when they laid by accordn9 to aorce
ment, untn inc Two last mentioned should Join them,
which they did on Sunday night The next thing was
TO the river, matter Of much difficulty as flrv
unaoquancd with the iords and dare NOT yentr,
To show themselves OF the ferry. The n0bt was aoef
~ elaboration and in vain attempts oct over On
Monday morning they discovered skih on the shore
near them, with which they commenced crossing In
was slow process, however; tie skiH could hold INT
TWO OF three OF them and from the open nature Of Inc
country they nomently expected TO be discovered
lhetr fears were OF length n part realized When nine
out Of the eleven hod crossed tley saw men i'm pnrs,
though they themselves, as il appeared were not dis
covered. The nine accordingly scattered and fed int,
the conntry and the two who were left iudug tic co,
clear Ia the afternoon, crossed az their leisure
Ilcle we leave them, 70 narrato the steps taken for
their pursuit and recovery
Their elopcment being ascertaincd in the course n
Sunday brief consultation was held and Mr. George
smith, Of Winchester, (the Virginia HaysJ-the same
who last summer, in conjunction with M sinec,1n
" - Attorney, ferrctied the pension frauds In te
Western counticswas commissioned 10 90 in no,s,t
accompanied by Mr. Robert MCandess Jf They
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

FAYETTEVILLE, N. u, June ~.
Destructive Hail StOTm.-On the afternoon of Satur-
day the 2Oh ns parts Of the counties of Cumberland
Sampson Bladen and Robson visited with VIC.
lent tornado and hail Storm which scn parts has to-
tally destroyed all prospect of crop A gentleman
from the upper part of this county, informs us that it
visited his neghborhood, commencing near Col Me-
Lcods, about % miles from this town and extending
nearly an Eastern course, passing nearly the same
ground which suffered severely by similar visitation
two years ago. In IFS course, il cut down corn oats
&c so completely, that in fields a stalk remain
ed standing Our informant saw the proprieors of
OF these fields, where the had been waist high
ploughing them up for another planting. At Mr. Solo
mon Bayes, the wind was violent tear off pine
trees two feet thick twisting them Off apparently about
five feet above tie ground The hail was in some places
eighteen inches deep and come Of The measured
from extreme points, foar inches Much suffering has
been produced Observer
The trial Of the Rev. Mr.. Cheever for libel on
Deacon John stone took place last week at Salem.
Mass, and ended on Friday, with verdict of gaty-
MIR g. he's taken an appeal 20 the Superior Court
This case excited much interest from the high cha
raeter OF the parties and tho of the alleged libel
and attracted great number Of persons 60 hear IT, amon
whom were many ladies. 1t appeared in evidence that
Deacon Stone is the proprietor Of dstilery and that
MIR Cheevcr who Is enthusiastic advocate Of the tom.
perance cause had written and published an article in
which he reflected severely the character of Deacon
> account of his disery.