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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

The LynchboFE virz;niaa remarks
thsi the Baltimore Convsntioa eoin9
upoa the ground, that, although M.
Rives could bring more ckavaeisr into
The conesFn, Col. Iohnson eould fur
nish The most cspifsi, chose the latter.
Qniis n character. Perfectly van Bu-
reniah.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

Horss vs.. CoO--The Newport Spec
tatoT. q year or two since, gave Ne q
melancholy account Of a eannibal cat
that eat herself ppi The last number
Of that paper exhibits The eaFnivorality
Of horse that esi up q cowl II seems
they were confined together 10 q barn,
when Dobbin, taking a fancy 10 q piece
Of fresh beef. commenced operations
upon the cows hip and back. The
COW demonstrated against this act, Is an
unconstitutional suspension Of the Ha-
beas Corpus; but thc horse took the
responsibility, and the corpus with Il,
and felt authorised by the constitution,
a. be understood Il, 70 eat q foot square
q The animals back before the Court
q Oyer and Tegminer, which The saf-
ferer summoned By special pgoolama-
ton, could interfere IN her behalf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11


On the morning Of Friday, the 10Th
OF February, 1885. about twenty mi
nutes past ] ] o'clock, we were visited
By one Of the most awful earthquakes
ever experienced by the Oldest inhabi.
sants Of this place. The morning was
calm and serene, and will prove an
ever memorable date 10 the many mis-
cradle souls who ned and are now IN
hahiting the barren hills. The Erst
shock lasted about four minutes end a
halt, causing the mountains and valleys
70 roll ike the waves ofibe sea. Dur
ing the severity Of the 6rst shock
which was 30 great that a person
could scarcely keep upright) locked
round = moment 70 meet my fate, but
] am spared 10 be thankful, and nav
consider myself one Of the fortunate
IN making my escape from the falling,
bat now prostfaie ruins. Conception.
. city containing -, OO0 inhabitants, 4
one heap of ruins; being built princi-
Paliy Of brick. There Is not even one
babitable dwelling Iefl standing within
The limits q the city, and for leagues
around. The shock came from a south
east course. prosiEaiing every thing in
ila way.
A number q snail towns have been
heard from in IL course; ChilIian. Ia
lea, AFFedan, CoBeas, Erras, Peursl.
81. Carlos, Vailoga and Angles, have
All met The sane faic. Talcahuana.
the port q Conception. l. complsiely
demolished. Il was aot only shaken
down, bot the fragments Of houses,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
Six Months in a Convent.

DUSSELL ODIORNE g. co. have in lO Oprsss, and will publish in a few days, . new work, with the above title, being the Ndf-' ratiVe cT Nftss Re6eccn 7heresn Reed, whewas' under the influence of the Roman Catholics abont two years, and m inmate Of the Con- vent on Mount Benedict, Chariestown, nearly six months, in l8S1-2.
 The book furnishes concise history Of the rules and regulations, the employments and ceremonies of the Ursuline order and as it is a similar institution, the writer has confined herself strictly to narration of facts that tran% spiFed under her own eye, and that were nos ted down soon aftcr her escape.
 It will make volume of 200 pages. ls mo, finished and hound in the neatest manner.
 Boston, Mdrch 10. 1885. g 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12

pIiGeinleS and meas6tas of the Jaekson patty are eseasly @tOag-Sho coasthouai asnssines ot Shs na- ,s: ssd sS S sss s%~ of yacksons adinislratiDa he has esineed an ulleF dis regard the declared principles G pabc pledgesup- ca which he ease iaao elcehas l.o a.e h.s cwa aR- extended executive patronage beyond ail neeessary, FeAs0uabie, snfs prudent timilrlaS increased, e. aormonsy and nnnecessaFily, the gov eFame6s; bankSepted and shaken pahlic coafdenee n iha Post Office Deparulene, and made iI danger party engine in ehanls of his favorep: and 10 cap' the cIimax, Is eadeayoring bring ihe whole 'Tce ct is Personat popularity and parry ofgaaisaon 10 aid i1 procuring the election of N bo s known having heeG his bosom friend and coH6aen-
 al adviser ia most all Of the unwse which have marked the course of his administration; and who # elected President wOula we helieYe, from the character of,he indivdnal. aud of his promsep; friends and supporters be the President, not of the nation. lIai of his party.
 RfsOiued, Thai we look upon the doctrine, avowed and acted upon ny the Jackson paty that offices, and the emolnens atached Io lhem spOiLs to be giy- the vicors rewards for political services political heresy ofthe most dangerous kiOd-as bOid- ing out lure for, and tempting the abandonment OI principles and of country for the sake of office and of gain-and as tending, necessarily and directly, to the general deqSoTaiizaion and ultimate degradaiion and servilude of our people.
 Resolued, That the efforts Of the Jackson party to appropriate exclusively themselves the name ai the deTsocrdtic repa6ican party. is attempt to delude the people by the ad0piiop OG name indicative oi IriNciiea at war Nth the pt1ncpeS hhu WehsuISs 0' the Jackson pary-a name tO which that party Is not entitled, and one which we will not surrender tor ther bene6i.p ss.s~s -s,s .s.ss, .yy1.. s,
 Resoired That in our iulg gmept the principles of re ni-Jackson party rehi-iheir motives pure aud honorable; and their leading measures conducive to ihe hest interests of our counry and the promnoR of the cause of liberty and human happiness throughout tie world; and that with such views and such opin- ions, honestly entertained, and fearessy expressed, we will at the ensuing election come Elrth in our srrength-unite with oar An,i-Jacksen tfiends-and by Jealous and unremi,ted, hut manly and honorable efforts, endeavor o the utmost tn secure the triumph of the cause for which that party coniendiOg-ever bearing iH mind that "eernal vigilance Is the price which freemen pay for their liber,iee,"
 LYMAN SMITH, Chaiman.
 5. E. BOsTWIcK, SecyYG0gN. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12

ET Several cou,nsuniea,ions and other matter "r' Etiliiied s5r aaaai of room.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12

UPGov. Foo, has appointed Friday the l7'h day April next for the annual Fast.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
sEII1IR@ OFF AT REDUCED PRICES.

.TlHE subscriber being ab0nt to.make a diff
 -l- ierent srrangenieRt,iD bis btsiness, and to remove from the store he now occupies. offers for sale for cash his remaining stock of Goods at reduced prices some at cost, and some 4Gt less than enai- -EOnsisting of a good assortment Of Bro0dciOths, Satti6etts, Meri- nos, klHrino. Thihtt and Cashmere Shawls, Silks, Printed MnsIias and Calicoes. GinG- hams. Linens, brown and bIeached Coftons, Tsirk in9s Ge.. ke asgt l 44
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
NEW.MILFoRD.

Al numerous and respectable meeiing ol'he A"''- Jackson Young Men fNew-M MGord. held at the h"ues oG Lyman Keeler, March 5sh. le35-Lyman Smith was chosen Charmau. and Solomon E. Bosswick Secsssary-snd the following resolutions were ana"i- mossly adopted. viz:-
 Resolu.d, That we view the existing contest be- tween the two great political parties i oar eountry as eontest for principles upoa which depend the pre-. servaon of our republican insiuiioHs upon the one hand, and their ultimate desirucoa upon the other.
 Resolued, Tha. alihosgh object 's not the pro motion of the interests ot Pavfy cOniradistinsas- ee from she interests of fhe cois, yet inasach as an .;on oc powers and Haanimty nf etuEis among:t ail sInss ~hp sb;ak alike upon the leading principles ~h;rh constitute the points of difference beiweee the swo parses is indispensable te their snceessand we
 F.. !, m, duIv sn attach ourselves to. and honestly en- r" s r.S,oae the success Of that party n the eon. scs. whose psiucipes a our jadsment are F.gha aao hose aucetss will best promote the 'nieres ea .us eouasy, asd secure the blessings 0' CUT "'' HouR. r.L. i...l:..
 Rsso.ssS, That in oar judgment most "t'h" 'ea0'"s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12

Our M-mbsr of Congress. MT. Miner, reached b tesidcace in this village Monday evening last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
BRO ADJ CL0 0THS, GASSIAGERHs, &C.

A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT, from last fall "A. purchases, though somewhat reduced consisting of various fashionable colors and qtlaljties-for sale low for cash or approved credit, c. l.. WEBB.
 Litchfeld, March 4. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
WATERFOWL,

At meeting of the Whiga of Watertowu, pursuant to notice, held at ScovilIs Ho,e' Monday 9sh inst to hear the reports o the Delegates the State and Senatorial Conventions and to take such measures shall he expedien, for the election in April nex,-John Buc kingham was elected Chairman, and Charles B. Merrimau Secretary. The delegates having reported the doisgs of the Conventions, the following resolu tions were adopted unanimonsy:- Resolved That we view with regret the enrroacF- menus which have been made by the present Erecn- tire United States Wpon the powers of the other departments of government.
 Rssofoed, That by retaining ia office the Pos'mas- General after exposure has bPea nlade by conn mees of both branches of the National Legislature, of ,he skamef ,Oaste and misapplicoion of the Peo-
 ies money by tha department. the President of the United States has taken apon himseJ to approve ani justify ihe misconduct and consequent bankruptcy oi the Posi-ofice department.
 Resolred, That Martin Van Buren, having jWstifed sustained and apprOued a The violent claims and erii- irary measures of the Executive oi the Uniie States. would he dangerous successor in office to General Jackson and that is the duty of all friends of ii
 eriy and republican government. io use ai honorable means tn prevent result frausht with much dan ger conntry. --- z4
 Resoirrd That those persons among who spend their either in illrnFss stupid deelaMaiion bout sorkiDg g-ntR would do welfio reduce iheirtheo " io practice. 1a ss Resaired That -sa6diiaies for office Gan aeher counties, whose zeai, and viornce fay 
 and dan,lps who saiefy-rh hains, corseis, aud large Wkiske,s. exariiy tha ageDts and work i"e men. who qualified tn effect political revo- luon in the town of Wa,ertnwR. Resoirrd That the resessness. zeal, and vio;epce ot cnss ni hien who struggling palm themselves upon the treasury of the State. furnish conclusive ev- denre that they have moi confidence of success. Resoiued. That men who equa"der ,heir own funds in eness, and extravaganza, not ealmite persnns ~th whom enr.s, the frs, offices ia the gift of the electors of this Stale.
 Resoiped, That approve of the doings of the Whig Convention lately holden at New-Hase0, and will endeayor by all honorable mea"s to procure the election of those pers"0s neminated by that bOdy for State and Congressional officers.
 Resoiped, Ina, we approve of the nomination made by the Senatorial convention for the 16Ih Senatorial
 s,rc, holden a, Bethieu oi our fellow ciiizen HoL-
 BROOK CrRTls EsQ for Senator for said district: that
 consider him well qualified for the station. and will | use all hnn"rabie mrams promote his election. Rrsolrsd. That the dongs of this meeti"g aud the several resolutions approved ny it, be sgaed by the Chairman and Secretary. and published. JOHN BUCKINGHAM, Chairman | CHARLES B. MERRIMAN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
PUBLIC AUCTION.

:" ILL he sold at public auction, on Tues < w day the 17ih inst. at the dwelling house lately occupied by ISAAC McNEIL. deceaaad,. at 3 o'clock A. M. the stock of CArrLE late the property of said Isaac McNeil, consisting of 10 first rate Cows, r Young Cattle. one yoke of three year old Steers, and two Heif- CTS with calc Also,a Curt and some Far,mii-- ing Utensfls. Ateasnnabie credit will be giy- en on good security if requested. The above stock is in prime order. and is well worthy the attention offarmers and others who wisIl to buy. MABEL McNEIL, A6m.r. <.
 Liichteld, March 10, 1885. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
NOTICE.

YT1HE Hon. Court of Probate Tor the Dis- l- irici of LitchRrId hath limited and sp- pointed the term of six months from the iifst pubIicatiuu hereof for the creditors 10 the es- tate of CANDACE HALE,
 late of Goshen. in said district, deceased. to exhibit their respective claims against said es- tate to the undersigned, Executor,, or be de- barred recovery according to law.
 GEO. STANLEY. Erecutor. 7. GoslsM March 1Q, 1885. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
QR0 IEa.

C;rocksry and HayWars at Coss.
 E. ". .BOLLES. .a Ali persons having open accounts are re- qnested lo call and settle the snme iulmedi- ately. ~ E. ". BOLLES. Eifchfszd.. Marck 5, l8S5. & sSo
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
District Of Waterbury. ss. nn.,rs Aao~rE T -aQQS

Probate Court, Marck ', 1885. N E STATE of SARAH GooDsELI. laie Of NL Watert0wn.; deceased. Tho adminisirA- tors repreas nt tie estate insolveut, and pray the appointmrnt of Cnmmissiaaers thereon--- Ordend. that Commissioners ta receive and examine the claims of tue creditors Uf said estate he appointed at the=P Prohaie Office in' Waterbury. on the a day ~ APriI, 1885. at q o'clock P. M. ofwkieh all pefsons inteFested will take notice ana appear 'lif they sec caUssl
 4os JOEL AMMAN, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
COMMUNICATIONS.


 Mr. Adams :-There is much inquiry made in this County, whether John M. Eoiey Esq. will accept the nomisa,ion for Member of Congress which was made by the late Conyentios New Haven ,ha. ofLeut. Governor, which was made by the Ani- Masonic con- venion at Middletown. li is well known that the nomination al New-Haven was made in . spirit ofcon- ciliaou and good will; and h hoped thai i would receive the approbaon ofevery lover of his country Mr. Hoey ia genileman well qualified in every re- spect to represent this State o Congress-ani. should he decline the nomination made at Middletown. would undoubtedly receive all, nearly all, the votes of the Wings throughout the State. Bot should he decline neither, it w in the opinion of many, emharrass ihe operations of both parties; and he would probably lose very many of the votes of the Wbgs for Member ofCongressand iessen mMeFally the amount of votes for Lieut., Governor. n would endanger the election of Mr. Be,ts wi,hthe certainty oi losing his own.
 lfyoh sir, can grve any information this sub rc, or ifMr. HollTy, who we think is called upon by an imperious of daiy his couniry, wi accep, or decline the nomination made a New Haven, it will e highly satisfactory 10 ,he feelings of many in .his couSiy. SGtisbsry March 10, 1885. [" R.solved That all party names without importing any principle. Oaghi he abolished, and that will heaeeforih recognize no olber cognomen but that ol democracy."
 The foregoing resolution was adopted at the late Tory Convention holden in this village. and is pre- cous example of tory literature well as of tory con- sisency ssegri,y, and fairness. It is understood to have emanaied froni ihe pen of gentleman who com menced life active and unreenting federalisi, an who has remained such to this daysi principle is to he inferred from conduct, and not mere words. But whoever the author may be, is ceEaie that ths fss- serRg tas per ihe resoInon) furnishes high proof fhess brds hit in sensible part, when THE wHIGs apply them the appropriate appeIalion of TORIES Heaee they fai ineoniiden'Iy to resolving that Un- meaaiag names should be abolished, that they will reoSgsize so other eOgnOmen Ihas that of dsmOera- cy." This s truly amusing! jest as f the nature Ol things eOuld be changed by same! Bu. in truth it
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FAMILY liquors, TEAS, ETC

DTRE coiories Brandy, rintdgc, 1909;
Il Do Pale Gold and Brorn Sherry Wines, do,
1916;
Champagne and French Brandy;
Champagne Wines, Siirer and Lead Caps, best
brands,
Madeira Port and Caret Wines,
Muscatcl Wine, in boxes and barrels,
Burgundy, Malaga and Sautcrne Wines
Pine Apple and Box Cheese,
Olives, Capcrs, Anchovics and other Pickles,
Preserved and dried Ginger,
Do Dates and Chowohow,
Imperial, Gunpowdcr, Souchong, Powchong and
other Teas, last importations, in wood and
lead boxes,
Salad Oil, best fresh,
Winter Lamp Oil, pure warranted
For sale by Howell Dawes.
o. fits
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10 Organized mlitia. That the country has been
overrun By ad.eniurers Of oil denominations, aud
that the efforts Of lnstice to drag 10 punishment,
by the civil process the marauders that have Infc,-
ted her territory, have been dchcd and despised.
Some eAcesscs have ben committed, and will,
in all communities but II makes the yiruou5 part
of the community not les, jusiilable on that ac-
count.
II is only necessary TO visit aud become acquaint-
cd viii! the Mississippians, to be thoroughly of lb,
opinion that they are as encrprslng, intelligent,
generous, magnaninous, aud eh,alric any
within the limits OF the United States.
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Virginia Patent Shot

VIE subscriber, agent for Robert Rapcr,)
mas now on hand, and will continue to keep,
al Wholesale large supply of Shot of all sizes, to,
De regulated and governed by Northern wholesale
prices Orr Merchants generally will find it to
."e" advantage to purchase here, thereby avoid
ing the risk and trouble ofreceiving them from the
North and giving encouragement to our owu man
''a na, W. l.. LANCASTER, Agent.
~ = Wv Il
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- RSC ANT TO decree of the Superior { nm, -
Law and thanccry, for the County Of Ambe,S
pronounced on the Sth day of September la35, lr
st kleheson, plaintiff, against Narand RichcSon and
others, defendants shall expose TO sale, by WAY Of
public auction, to the highest bidder on the prem.
ses. on the 9th day of November next, the tract of
land, III the PLAINTIFFS bill mentioned, lying near the
residence OF Capt. Jesse Richeson, =, dlar River
\ credit of and two Years Will be given. cop,l
instruments; bonds with GOOD sccuritv will be reoui,
ed from the purchaser and the title retained as Ill
Inmate security. THO. n. EIBANk
sherH Of i0herSt County, and Commissioner 10 sell.
Oct. IL v,oN
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NOTICE..

pl Virtue of Decree of the Circuit Snpcrior
q y Court of Law and Chaneery, for the count, Of
Amherst. pronounced on the 9TH day of April ISIS
IN the suit of Micajah Pendleton, plaintiff AGAINST
Daniel lligglnboham, Charles l.. Barrett and Henry
Gibson, III his own right and as administrator Of
Patrick Gibson, dec and David iligg inbotham Dan.
iel llggnbotham. and Thomas lliggnbotham late
merchants and partners trading under the style and
finn OF ID. n ID. liigginboham, x Co. defendants
the undersigned, who is thereby appointed a Com.
missioner tor the purpose, will on Fsiday. the Goth
day oil November next, proceed on the premises in
the town OF New Glasgow, to sell, by way of public
auction for ready money the Lot or parcel of ground
with the Tau Yard and its appurcnanccs in said de-
cree mentioned JOHN l.. LONDON. Com
Oct. Is v,d.
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New Fail and Winter Goods.

a. ,e.WeNlnS my rail- and Winter Goods, selected
III the Northern cities with care by myself in the
months OF August and September. The assortment
Unusually large and worthy the attention of Mer-
on'hS' rianters' and Dealers in Fancy Articles All
"c respectfully requested To call before they buy
a., JOHN G. MEM.
lwf
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The new bill proposed by Lord Melbourne for
the preservation of the peace in Ireland was re-
lcctcd by the Lords on the 26ih of August. by a
vote OF 81 to 30. BY this rcjcction the power OF
the police left in the hands ofthe magistrates in
stead OF being taken under the immediate direction
ct the government. 1t will no doubt cause great
dissatisfaction. The object of the peers is to force
resignation ofthc Melbourne ministry aud a dis
solution of Parliament, in the hope tha,a new O.
lection will increase the conservative strength il,
the lower house.
The House of Commons had passed a rc,olu-
ton inviting the Duke of Cumberland to an
pear before them and give explanations touchinu
ms conduct IN the affair of the Orange lodges
The duke dc NcmourS (second son of the inc
OF France, is travelling in England
The municipal reform bill, as amended bv the
peers, was read in the House of Commons on the
2Sh. The Standard gives the following account
OF ITS reception
" The municipal corporation bill was last night
sent down to the House of Commons and received
by that decent assembly in its usual temper, and
with its usual good manners. The chancellor of
the txchcquer, alarmed at the inarculatc growl
OF his adhercnts, did his best to pat them into good
humor. The only articuate bowling proceeded
from Messrs. Hume and O. Council, W no talked
dreadful things about "stopping the supplies. ;,
and new organic change, namely, the casbierino
OF the House of Lords, etc. etc. This is mighty
wen from persons who have against them four to
one OF the peerage, majority of the English re-
personalities, and a still greater majority of the
English electors, as proved at the last election.
1t IS very well for men to talk of stopping the
supplies, who have against them three fourths of
inc ar'stooracy, a majority Of the representative,
OF England and the electors of England, and very
nearly halt tho House of Commons. The buster
ing tone OF the ministerial papers is kept up, but
becomes more evident that their courage ''tccls,
as 1t were ooz'ng out at their fingers ends"
PORTUGAL.
he advices from Lisbon are no later than the
o'h OF August 1t is stated that the now ministry
Is gaming popularity, and that every thing was
tranquil except the royal palace, which was agi,a
ted by dIsagrcements between the Queen and her
mother. kumor assigned another husband to the
young queen IN the person of Prince of SAKE
Noo''sf, aerAe" Of .he King Of BeeiurI
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Form nmd Tobacco Land for Ken,

h WISH To rent out, for the next wear my Planta
M ton m amherst, .! miles from lvDciburg-
There IS about 100 acres good Farm land for Wheat
and Com next season, with the privilege of clearing
about ~ or - acres prime Tobacco Land The
Improvements are commodous Dwelling House
With i've rooms, and good Stables Kitchen and other
out houSrs-and uncomnon1v fine Orchards If cverv
description OF Fruits. Possession NAV be had i'm
medately, on application to the subscriber who will
give great bargain to a good tenant
NM. NJ. BOILING.
Oct. Is /,
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MOniO,IIsE 4 OTEY,

INllE subscriber, having determined to contn-
l. ne the Commission Business at his old stand,
is prepared to make liberal advances ON all pro-
ducc consigned 10 his care. From his long cxpe-
ricncc at business and by strict attention, he
hopes to receive n share of the business formerly
bestowed on iiolcombc & Tyrcc.
RICHARD TYREE.
July l3 VISIT
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T.. 4. BOWEN.

: now opening, in the Store two doors above
L Messrs. Williams X Nictor's an entire new Stock
o, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, &C.,
suitable Tor the present and approaching Season,
which he will sell low Tor Cash.
Tie particularly requests his friends and acquain-
tances to cali and examine his Stock before pure has
ing.
Oct. fits
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NiiO offers for sale, in quantities to suit pur
w chasers. an elegant assortment OF Halter,
Trimmings, several pieces Extra Blue and Black
Cloth-also, two OF three Wheat Fans. All of which
will be sold At reduced prices, If applied for
}. BOAI..
Sen 3 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

Comt SurriH'ers-Joscph Bonapartc has To-
Gated near Camberwcll, at a pretty cottage once
called Cassie, originally inhabited by Madame
STORAGE, the SINGER, and since by Mr.. Rawson, a
mcrchan-lie gives GOO per ann,m for it.
English Paper.