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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

xr The Tennessee papers are, @.mo'' o%."'
mously, violently opposed to me ba'''mo,e oo" /"
".",,o, which they Justly call " packed jury"
The Nashville Banner says tennessee a~'
..n, M delegates to this Convention, and its nom
...,;on vii, have no influence on her vote. She
votes for Whrc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

Tim $ t]brabenos por DerSampf
nur noD tbcllrpeiIe. Ser 9s;ler
taB rlbt9 nrter eInem, earmofnres
then 3e|te, ieInea Gafes fblhrfeno.
E5obttefD untsr Den liueen oes
Ve5iere. bemddktt9te (ltb zines
0laelS,o : 'elne %5telIuns beberrIcbte.
Grt}ount uter blefsSbat unoNoGrbs
A&1t oer Oewesun9, beorperte oee
Ne5lcr fem 9efammteS SuBSolt
mach Gem redtsn YlI9eL unD brobs
te feline 9onje 2iule in 9erwirrung.
Sob'esfp beauftraste osn0erses ..
gurem6nr9, cen Mittelpunft angus
gretfen, pobreno er fslbh ouf bas
3elt oe6 DesIere feline pldns rid.
tete. Gr tpur0e erfannt. :Hgep
Nllah T. riefoer Gbon osr Sortas
ren-oer S6ni9 1T 5u9esen !" @is
ne Monofnlterni6 permebrete bic
0erwlrrung Der Surfsnt uno Der
Se1ier fubte ver9eblib Ole Orb.
IHn9 tDle0er Derjuitetlen. 1850
Femme ben Sbntg Der polen''- '-la9te
oer eban Der Sortersv ingrtpieoer,
un9 zines 9prmuvfs-"Sb (aete
sucb, rpenn mir init 3u tbun befdr
men, uns nibts ubrIs Aleiben wjr>
De olS ooeon su [ q tlfen. 8e>
trabtet BEN 9immel, febt ob 9ott
nt6t 9e9en uus 1T !'' :Die Surfeu
nuroen surhd9slbla9su, uno qBien
our6 Die polen am l2ten Geptem,
beri 1885, 9erettet. 2ll(D oereantt
OeItrretb feline Nettune einem9ols
f, Don oefen Gano es 1eitDcm eintn
Sbetl 1lnrebtmd0i9er 2Eeife an (ib
gerlnen bat. -. =. ..--
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20
0eDineunsen oieIsr 3eituns.

1. Der preis oieler 3eitunsiit Gin
1baler fir oen SabrSans ruenn inner
baib orep O1pnoteu pom Gmpfanse Der
3eiiuns au,--@n Gbaler unb filnf5ia @snt6,
,penn inuerhalb Dem Sabre,-uuo 2Gbaler,
,rennnab Derlauf oe6sIben be3abl miro.
9. Sir cine f1rsere 3eitaI6 ie6s Nfonate
miro seine subsIcriptiou ausenommen,uno
bic 3situus Fam ni6t aufse8eben weroen
biz alle 2hGitdnoe be5abIt Guo.
8. 8sfanntmabuu9en foiten: SIR cine
Ncde SO Gents cas- 0ieref fir e'nen
Mcnat 81 uuo fur Elm Sabr 8 1balsr oae
0issed.
1. QBer bieIe 3eituns oureb ben SpoitreI'er
bsf6mur, miro nod Die iufdBiebe Sumn'e
pon 25 Gents su bs5ablsn babsn.
8riefs ,e. an otu 9srau55ebes mafs
fen poffreY eineelenot tpsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20
Die Garten.

Gin Soloot, Njcbaro 9D1ioo(stcr
NIT S(amen Der su 0loescw in
GhottlonO in Ouortter ffoup, fam
In Die Yreoist unb 5c9, fat 9tbet
ooerVetan9bucb, einSortenlpjel aus
Der Saihe. Gr fay NIT 70 9rober
Nn0o6t binein, ais Oh es Elm nOdb
70 erboull0es Sub ,pdre. 0as
CAB IN Der STRIDE 2luOeben, uno
Der &trbenfneAt befabl lbm nit ei,
nem blttern Oerweilet Die Sarten
wleoer su li6 su fe6en. Ser Gple
Dat bbtte lbn nit sr6btsr 0eloGens
belt an : aber obne IIeb an (etnegr>
nabnung 3u febren. Nab oerDres
Digit fhbrte Jpn Der &ir6enfne6t lu
Dem Mapor Der Staot, uno tlaete
lbn oes sesebsnsn Sfentlibsn 4ert
eernllfes me9en an. Ser .Maper
fraste tbn, tpas er Su Ieiner Gntt
f6ulolsun9 porbtln9sn fbnnte 3
'|0ef!renger 9err,'' la9ts Der Col,
Dat, /|lb bin Elm ort1!er S-sufeL oer
oes: Sases nl6t mebr ats feline fdnf
Stlber GDlo befpnr11t, unD fnuf
Stuber, wi6en Gle, rei1en faun1
Su DenNctbwenoigfeiten oes 2ebens
Yin !; an Suhtrfanfen 1T niebt su
Osnfen. Sb bebtlfs mid at(o (as.
te e. inDem er .letn &ortenfpiel ber.
aussoe, nit otefem fur3en 2tus,uey
Deg nnentbebrlibfen, pas man 1u
ntaen n6tbis bot. n. -.
"2Eenn lcb fo Elm 9ls febe, fo
hente l6 an Die eini9s, 2lues erbab
tsnoe Moht; Die Snep erinnert
MIDI on Die beieen 9ettamente E; Die
Orsp an Die brep Mdnnsr i'm fsuris
gen Ofen !; 9ier an Die pier gpans.
es!liten Sinf anoie fdnf Sunss
frauent Die ibre Sat1perl 3llr Nnfunft
eesBrautieomS brennenb erbielten;;>
e6 paren ibrer atpar freplih3ebn-
oter oie onoern :Ghnf, tpie 9hnen
befonnt fsvn rpirD, sparen Sb6rr
lnnen. Bep Der Seehs Denfe isb an
Sic S6bpfungstage,; Der SsiebeR
an ben Sabbatb; bep Dee Ncbs s1,ns
Ole abt fretntaen Geelen, bie.lnDers
Arcbe pst per Glapfutb stsstsss
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20
8trmi( d te5>
s bat a den aus oer 'pcI:
ntGbsn UeltblDte.

Oa Die @relgni0e olefts Gonoes,
uno Die Oor0us Oerbonnten, geoe1n
wdrtl9 osrberrf fbenoe Oe9enttdnoe
Der @rwd9uus oarblstsn, 70 boben
mir 9e9laubt, oaB Die GrwdDnung
Ginger WeniSer SbatlocDen aus Der
9elbitbte 'DoIcn8 nIDt ungeIegen
lepn wuroe.
polen bate fsinen b6 6fenSteno>
Ipunft unter Den Natienen pon 1900
bis 1871 erreiept. Ollie NsIselenen
maren geoulpst Der batbs Mpno
Der Mcfbee seiste (jb neben Dem
&reuSe oer bsiItliben STRIDE, unO
Die Spnaso9e Der Suoen fo ,pie Der
'prcteitonten 5ur Seite Der Gatbolh
fsn.-Sn Oeutfblano nuroen rie
2utberaner Derfelst Oos BIutpsn
9ie0en ser Sartbolomdus NaOt
mabtc oen cbrittllOsn Namen Der.
ba6t, Waria oou England fotbte
Oas Neuer su @mitDtelo an, ober
polen ollein ltanO Den 0erfolqtsn
BON ouen s5Secten, uno ouen 9(at>
lonen often. Sic pre0s war frey,
uno reli9ibe StrsitGbrlften tpurotn
bduf9 georudt. Oie gebre Oe8Go'
pernicus wurDe 3uerIt in VOlen be-
tannt 9emabt. GIN ganoe woren
80 Stdcte, 100 Sibsr f9soruft
Iwurocn, in gracau ollelu befanoen
Gb SO pre0en. Na0 Oieitr Sslt
tpuroe Die Ne9teruns eine QBobh
MonarDle, unp bic 0ro0tm elmer
auf Den anOern eifer1i0ti9, rponOs
ten ljcb nabAu0en an sinsnSirlten
unO boten Otelen1 Die SrOne an.-
tlms c}abr 1874 tpuroe 9eiurib =.
MsoicIs, Sruoer oes resleren>
Sen S6ni9s Don Srantreib, Dur6
etue Ssimnung bes Nei0Stags sur
&rone Don polen berufen. &oum
botte er Die 8ren,eoon polsn er,
reiebt ais er bic glabribt pom 81,
oe lsine5 8ruoera emp1nM wsrouf
er iein neues S6isrslO oufsab, unO
naeb Yranfrsib suritfebrte. Die
nab paris 9efommsnsn 2!bgefanS,
ten Der ,NDlen battsn our6 Die geib<)
tl9feit, NIT Der lIe bier Spraben)
reoen fonntsn, ol9smeines @rfoue
snen erreQt. Qateinl(b, tSron,0G(cb,
Stalienli6 uno Seut(h woren ib>)
nen sslduhs, wdbrsno ih am from
,6fibsn Sofe nur swep Mdnner ..
Nan9 befanOent Die ibnen in latel>
ni1tber @prabe ontperten fonnten.
Sin sleibjeiti Ger fransoffh
SbrlftltelIer fa9t, oa6 tbnen Die
fron56Ifbe Spro0e 70 9eidufg gez
tpelen, oaB Die 6efeute 9arls oes
9ten, rssisrsnpsn Sbniss, earabsr
errbtheten. ~ 1,:@..~ >.~ .~
Ser web1s( Ser 3eit in Dem
StanDpunfte Dee Mationen III be-
fonosrs III Der 0ef fNlbte polenS be-
merfbar. Ge9enwartis cine unterz
mcrfsne uno unterorufte ,DrppinsE
oes ruflben Nslbs, botte polen1
einff Die jeet pDn9flcolaus 9etrasene
Srone 3u Dsrgeben. !. Inter Der Ne,I
gleruna Si9lsmunDs oes 3ten, Der
Den Sbron polens 1887 beIties,|
tpurbe Mcseau ourb ei1en point
fbsn General erobert Der Gjaar u
fstn Druoer eefanscn genommen,(
Dec Gobn oes polnifDena6nigs auf |
oen ru0iGben gbrpn ge}eet, uub Der
ruGifibe GSaar nacb Barfbau GEL
fhbrt. Sie ueberreffe Des beben|
Befaneenennurog1in in elmer Gapebl
(e ,uBQrlnaa beerDlaett ieDocb fpa,l
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

uDftIIefett. .WuT OeFeDI SuIO0ClH-
as muros eIn ouf 0te(e Ss9ebsuheIt
Dc;ug babenOes 9snFmal 5erit0rf,
10 ME Elm Wsmdloe, NEEDLES Ole
Uefongsnnebuuug ces 0saar Dar.
ttsute, uno Ionss lncBorIdau erbak
ten roroen wor, ourO peter Den
Yrofen Dernitbtet noro.
SIN 3abr 1916 Dar poIen unter
3obOnn Soble6Fv, Der 0etter GU
ropa's eeqen Die &hrtsn. esopolo
teutIber Safer, botte Grie9 nit Den
S{Irfen, uno nouDte Gb an So'
bts6fp, DeNsn Same fir Elm Seer
gait, gum Bdnonl0e uno Mltwlrfe
ung 9egen IeIne Selnoe. Cine
&lsinIgFeit bdtte bepnabe Den 0er-
tras pereitelt. SobIeSfp welgerte
lib Ben 0srtrag ;u unter5el1nsn,
wenn 2eopo)o. tbn ntbt Majeltdt
titulirsn woae. eecpolo williSts
enoNb NIT cBioerpiIlen Elm, uno
Jebonn S5oble6fp tpuroe (ein Bum
besasnojIe. Ser GroBUe,ler be-
9ann (einen MarIb Nnfan9 Olape
1858, nit elmer Nrmee Don 3OO,OUO
Mom, uno ricfte bspnabe obne
ShwerotltE bis sWien Der. Ser
|bonmitbi9e geopolo muBte bon
'Dlas I'll plob dteben, eben 70 frleb-
uno perdcbtllb i'm un9IId, ais Ct
| |(dberlicb ibermjtl9 im0lhcfe 9erpe>
fen spor. wo9te fsin elnseInes
| 0aer |eines} }ooUptes fur Die Defbu>
sung feiner untsrtb uno an
j8ten sJulD be9onnen Die tlrflfben
Norrplten Gtb DOE Der 6ouptltQOt
'Su sei9en. 2sopolo iberlleB es
QBlen lI1 lelbit ju pertbeiol9en, u.
init Qusnabme Don elmer flelnenQb1
tbsiIunq Snfanterie, tpeltbe SumSep1
itono Ourcb Den 9er5og Don 2urem-
burg oer Staot jugeftibrt rurDe,
bate Die OarnIfon uno ginwDbusr
2SIen6 9e9en 10000 SIrfen iu
fampfsn. sSts gum 22ltenSulp batz
ten Ole Sarfen srp0e SortFDritts in
Der Velo9erun9 gematbt.
$50 spar oberSebissep Ddbreno
piefsr Seit? @r fonnte feins Srppen
niOt bis sur Witte Nu9uit sula,1,eu
jicbsn unD batts Oarauf eereebnet,
ca6 2eOpoto oisSruppen tpsnisltens
Is lan9e aufba!tsn f6ante, bis ieine
Nrmee ssmu'tert wdre. QBas nar
sr? Sin after frdnflitber Mann, (o
ooesr auf fe!n pferO eebo=
ben ,peroen mu6te. Wteoerbolte
Uotfebafter tpur0sn an Jpn 9efanot,
uno 2eopOlp, welher menls Monate
pprber 2lnffano nabm ibm oen 81
tel Majeltdt 3u,ussiteben, erfubte
i'm ,penn er feline Sruppen nibt 3u<
lammsnbringtn t6nnte, ooh allein|
81 fommsn. Us lpo nibt SIRE
Sruppen Sire, tpelcbe mir ermar-
ten, fonbern gnr. Majettdt eigene
0eeenmart; Da mir pblie perGbert
(lno, oab penn Sbrs fbntslIbe Sc,
9enwart seruben plu, an oerSpib'
unlerer Armes III erltbsinsn, tpies
lpobl mir nldt Is ;ablreicb ais Der
Ssino ilno; Jbr Name aueim Der
r 8 > taI.eE
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

-
sf6n,mt, miro nod Die ;ufdBlIbe Sumn'e
on 25 @euts 3u bs3ablsn habsn.
8risfs ,e. an otn I2srau53eoes mat'
sn poffreY ein9elonot psroen.
aENU UnGDNN~>~-
g blofuu , s 90
Seblaf.
qiuoe MbsnoInfts tpeben,
1eimebsu sirpsn in Dem SOrn,
Su Dem 6imnel Sternleln 9eben
Qura seiat oas Siibetborn.
MuB nun eebn, bah eieI 81 thun
Olaoe Qlano'ger tpOusn rubn.-
SOB.
2aR bic mnosn Manc'rsr 3Iebel
Rube fnosn ils beD mir.
1aB am J3imn1'l SternIetn 9laben
llsber mir unn ilber Dir.
QHano'rern brId' bas QIu9' ib 5u,
9iueb bic stsruIein fnoen 8ub.-
Sblaf.
CUR Derni6tuna wiuit bu brinseu 20
NWHkS tttGbk tlbtt pCSNtA yyt&NTbs
eSd nil nur in @Dlnnmer fInsen,
9DaS am Moraeu neu erlp aebt.
Ma5 ftb LANCE grant uno mnbt'
Sin3t CUR Mub nein SblumnerIIso.-
--~-s.'' 's"'s's'-'''z Sob.
esb aub babe cine 1Deiie
Die 3ur lanftsn Gnae iInst
Mir erIcunen, ois 10 lelle
en- baS Sm oes Olnosn o'inGt.
linb nab fbpnlem 3aseslauf
Olimmt ibu fNbI meiu Detti Elm auT.-
SDlaf.
Gisfssftanft, fbtpsr beiaitst.
Silt Der Meuih 3u n'einer Iblr ,
eelb(t osrspbn bss Slides ranet
gun Don Munu' er(b6pft bep mir.
Btr ba mne' Don 2uit, Don Sbmer3.
Dam brin' ib sur Stub, bae j9st3-
800
Simmer siebft ea spabren SsieSen,
Wnoen W'eeru unbnpuBt.
Sab. wobi lGlnmmern osine Wheen-
Gsufser lbwetltsu ibre Bruf.
Mleue Sub III tief une bebr;
Reinen Seaiser berlt ou saebr !
9blaf.
1ob i! eu ftilsil wobl ben Summer,
Mber mann srfrsusft BIZ I?
Sn erquids ousb ben SebIummer;
gleuen Qeben fabt' idb gu.
Sieb ! Elm friIber Vlutben sran5
e1maft erspadtsr Nussn GIaa5.-
-. Y. ...... lob
Mann seuag BON leiuen pasne,
Mobl bep Dir Der &ranse gang?
9lber feb! in meinen1 Nrme
Sbmi.dt i'm Der 0snsluns Rrans.
Mprtbenf fraaB uno Ncstnarin
etete III tnetnen @artlein bllbn.-
Sblaf. "
Neu i1 in bsn Q.rn1e7 triese, So
Melt eutrhdt oss Qebsns SDmsrs, =.
ilnc BEN Ibvdnen.. ..-oen per9naSe ~
.Sb ba6 beimtptbFrafs 1erb 4 -~
Shbre ibu nit (auftsr Qane ...... = ~.
dn oer solbusn 2rdume Sano.-. ~.j.>..
49, ",:f Tpc. <~'sz. ~. r,
1auId,e MIR bic arn,et, 9raen!-
qDer oa ttaumt, osr fbldft nibt feit, 4
Iiefer naaen ben bic gbn1er3en, 49, -
aeea oeiu faIfeber Iraam peslaBt. -.
Sd wies. osa D'sai1snim I'm 9bbpftnaS=
=, ,.-~ - ,s."T' rau,n
qss. ia fein seblumn,er, eeben iein
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Mr. Editor :-When reading some remarks concer. ming the "Li'ch6eid County Sacred Music Society" in one or two of your late papers, was led to make the following i"quiry What is the design Of this Sn. ciey and from wha, have since learned an per.ua- ded is good, aud that it is Society conducted on liberal principles, and only by lovers ofiarmpny.
 Music, as it must be, and s considered, is reiiner of the feelings. an accomplishmen and when sight
 y cultivated, firm bond of union tn society," Unlike the discordant feelings of men towards one another. discOrdant notes in music lead ,n the swee,es, and most delicious harmony, and from this crcums,ance are often used. The sweet and flowing strains of Haydn and Mozart may glide almost impercepbly,
 from the low breathngs of sadness to the notes of
 e'y and happiness; and the strains of the immortal Handel may burst forth in the storm, grand and sublime, .hea die away in tones of magic along the moonlight waters.
 Who when listening to the simple melodies of inc Scotch and Irish but love their simplicity and beau'y7 Many the admirers of the flowers ofsong but, how mach more beautiful they become when 'w'"ed into "ever-iadi"g garIand-a bouquet Of flowers tremendously arranged. Compared with the 'oy strains ot Psalmoty even these sink into fer. ori,y Sacred music, connected with the deep though, and glowing beauty of the inspired David tend. to stir up the nobes feelings of our nature and also to drive all anger and dscord from the minds of men. We are one of those who are passona,ey fond of music, and we delight ln every exer,nn that ends to call it forth in the lofty spirit in which sacred music is writ ten; and we sincerely hope that ,he "ociety of our county may be one that will deserve and gain the ap. proba'ion nor only of'he lovers ofharmony bu, of all
 that desire the low ot music tn our churches done away, and that style far superior the present talk its place Such society. every must see. is de- srabe, and hope that its members will go on fear less and u"dau",ed, till they sha their design &C., complished. It is noble purpose, and we feel con- fdent that it will succeed. MUsAEUs
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
OR.aTORKO.

The Sacrsd Msssic Society will give Ora,orio ., ,he Episcopal Church in Lchfield on "Wednesday the Doors OpeO ai half past four o'clock P. Nl. Per Iormance to commence at 5.
 Tickets to be had ai the Book Stores of Meesrs E, A. Lord, and S. Galpin, and at the store or E. Harri. son.
 HT Should the weather be very unpIeaaant on We'd nesd"y, the OratoriO will be postponed until the frs, succeeding favorable day.
 By order "ft the Executive Committee
 ELIHU HARRISON, Secretary. Litclfeld, June l6, l835.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
DYSPEPSTA.

nF most obstinate character, a!ier having baisled " the skill of the most eminent physicisns and wiihsiood the most highly recommended medical pre-. paralions. has been checked, rerued and cured, to number of instances in and ahoni Boston, by using fo a short time DR. RELIES
 Vegetable Specific, Gsd Anti bilious P;lIs, tn conne1jon, according the drecyions accompany. ing the Specific. It is also one ot the best medicnes known for Sick Headache, Sickness ut the Stomach, Nausea. and Fla,ulences.
 U Noge are genuine pnees signed m the outside immediaie sccessor 10 the late Dr. w. T. CoNwAY.- For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 99, Court- Street, near Concert Hall. Boston. and also by hi. special appointment, by l
 Samuel Busl and J. G. Beckss;sh, Lisehtield 1:
 E. Co,Oles, South Farms Daniel Norton. CGnaan Judson & Whittlesey. ". Preston ;
 Isa0c s. Wads,oorth, Bethlex Norton &
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount 10 those who buy to sell again.
 june J. lYe4w2
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
PUBLIC AUCTION. :,

DURSUANTt to an Order of the Court oe IL Probate for the District of New Milford. the subscriber will sell at Public Auctiun. o,ri the first Monday of July next. at 2 o'ciock F, M. tunless previously disposed of at private sale.) SO much of the Real Estate of HErR CANFIELD. late of New Milford, deeeased. as will raise the sum of S6I7 20. Sale to saka place at the late dwelling house ofthe deceas, ed. JERusHA CANglELD. Ad,p'r,
 isith the ,ciH dnnered.
 New Milford, June IS, 1885. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
NOTICE.

The members Of the "Litchfsld County Sacypd MHsc Gociety" are requesed to meet aI the Lecture Room of the Episcopal Church in Litch6eld On the JOtl instant, ai o'clock P. . for the purpose Of re- hearaal. A puDciual attendance at the hour will be desirable.
 PersOOs wishing to become members of the Society are requested leave Ihep nAea with the Secretary on or before the first of J0ly next.
 By order OI the President.
 E. HARRISON, Secretary. Litck6etd, June 16, 1885. f
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
THE TOOTH ACHE.

THIS agooisinR disorder is cured n is most paiu- iu stages y one of the most simple as well as power. fal remedies known to modern practice The
 C0nsbri0n I'ooth Ache PiNs " afford instant relief without oic,ins the slightest io- jury the teeth. They applied externally io tie parts affected, with the grea,es, ease and pxpetion, and generally operate soothing leniye 10 the svf. fering patient. Price 50 cents box. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis-
 1 trict Of Litchfeld hath limited and sl- lowed six months from the dsle hereof Gop the creditors to the estate of
 RUFUS SWIFT,
 late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased, fo exhibit their claims to the undersigned for al- lowance and settlement. All elaine not pre- sented within said time, duly astesied. viii ha debarrea recovery. Those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay. ment to HENRY SWIFT, Erecator.
 CorMsc0y. June l2, 1885. 4 sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
VESTTNHS.

A " elegant assortment of Light vaIaGssA 1A and Marseilles Ves,ings; slso. Cashmere. T"ilinet, Silk. black Silk Velvet, and Satin do. for sale by -'
 June I8. E. HARRISON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
RUNAWAY

TVROM the subscriber. on the 9th of June. -I an indented girl named JULIA WILCOX. or more commonly called FANNY. about l{ years of age. bljnd with one eye. All persons are forbid harboring or trusting said giyl or, my account, as l shall pay no dehts of her contracting. LYMAN ]. SMITH.
 Litckfeld, June l6, 1885. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18

Liability ef PosEmasseys.-Ths Philadelphia Times has the following paragraph :-" The prnpristor of 'his paper last week recovered judgmeaa nganst a taken from his oi6cs. An PoSsmnssers who do 90. render themselves liable, cpd ought to bs held .<- eounebls."
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
It IS expected that Presideot Jackson will visit the Rip Raps about the 18th inst.
MARRIED.


 Tn New.Havrn, Mir. Russrl Hotchkiss, merchant, to Mise Elizabeth Ann, daughter of William G. Hub bard, Eco.
 In Waterbury, Rr. Corydon s. Sperry 10 Miss Cath. arne E. daughter of Mark Leavenworlh Eaq.
 In Sharon, Mr. David c. Sanford, of Weston, tc M,ss Sarah Jarvis. In Hartford, Mir. Nathan G. Burgess to Miss Eliza beih, daughter oi the late William Montague, Esu In East Windsor Mr. Bickford Abbott, of Vernon l .o Miss Amelia N. Risley Mr. Horace Bnrnham, |, Miss Elgiva Elmer, daughter ot Mir. Moses Elmer. DIED,
 Tn Weaifed, Medina county, Ohio, on the 25,h o May, Mir. Miles Norton, aged 60 years, formerly o this town. In Hartford, Mrs. Hannah S. Judson, wife of Mr. Chester Judeon, aged g years.
 In West Hartford, Mrs. J0anna Steele, aged 7s In East Hartford Mrs. Jerusla, wife of Mr. Will liam F. Tudor. aged SO.
 In Somers, Mrs. Be,hah Backus, relct of the late Rev. Charles Backus, D. D. aged 9l. " In Torringford, Mrs. Anna Goodwin, wife of Mr. Elijah Goodwin, aged 55.
 |. In New. Haven. Charles Lewis. son of Mr. Benja- min L. HameS. aged l7s Miss Harriet F. Townsend, daughter of Mr. Wm. Townsend, aged 20: Mr. Eli. jah MouIihrop. aged S5 Miss Harrie, Cook. aged 36
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
E. HARRTSON.
ALBION CORN PLAsTER.

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 Keeper ofthe 2otk HOuse, Sosth Bossoa. Mr; '. KiddeF, Proprietor of the Conway Medicines. Boston, Jane l7ih, 1881. U VI 7; ':
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18

The lac, Hartford Times has thrown A nsel Sterling "verboard Mr. s. wore Gideon's collar sill it choak- ed him, and he humbly gasped for breath, when the editorial Comptroller came down upon him. He says in the Times fhe 9th. In all these measures (dis lricting, &c) one or two speaking members were Eund side by side with Mr. Ellsworth of Hartford. Mr. Kimberly ofNew-Haven, aud Mr. Miner of Lisch6eld. The latter gentlemen were undoubtedly homes, in their co"rse-lor they belong party that uphoIds these came ,oge,her-they knew where to find them. Bu, did the members expect io find Mr. Sterling with 'hrm? Thus it will be seen that it any merpber of the old Jackson party wincea the spur in the least he is denounced by the Van Buren leaders as unit io beomg to their precious party. We have no sympathy for Mr. Sterling he has always been Jackson man and a consistent one. He must now become Van Burem man, whether he likes diskes the trahsl6r- nation, he turned adrift 10 eraze iN common.''- Poor Sterling, pity thee, but more do pity thy would be mas,ers-.N H. Palladium.