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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30
HENRY BROWN, Jv.

ETURNS his thanks for the hbela patronage
IL received heretofore, and respectfully sollclts a
continuance OF II III future.
lie is now closing the receipt of his supply for the
current season, and from the care exercised in
selecting it, its and variety, the advantages up
on which it purchased, and the very small adj
vances required on them, thinks he may safely give
assurance that it will be the interest of all give
him call, pedgng himself at the same time, TO give
the most prompt, polite and unr,ng attention.
Among has assortment teiH be found
Cloths and Cassimeres. of almost every grade and
finish:
Extra plain striped, diagonal and ribbed Sat,nets;
"a and GA Merino Cloths;
81 and Ga Circassans
Black white and colored plain and figured Silks;
DO do do do do Sattcns;
Black, blue black and figured Challeys;
Merino Cashmere and Cashmere Shawls;
Do do do and Satin s;carts;
great variety OF Ladies' Dress IIandkerchiets
Embroidered Silk Aprons, Belts and Collars;
Ladies Kid, Silk aud Pic Mic Gloves, all coors :;
Laces and Edgings, a great variety;
Shell, Brazilian, Silver. Gilt, and Brass Combs;
Gentlemens iIorskn, Buckslin, oollen, &c.
&c. Gloves;
Do and Ladies' black and white Silk Hose and
ltalf-hose
Canton and Wollen Flannels;
Heavy Cassnetts for negroes;
Mapped Cotons Llnseys, and a great variety of
other Goods, for negroes ware.
Shoes and Hats.
Ladies white and black Satin Slippers;
DO black aud coloreh Morocco do
Do zeal Shoes and do do
Do Morocco do
Do Cater Boots
Do Punclla Shoes and Slippers;
Misses and Chldrens do do Il grea, variety
Negroes seweI and pegged Shoes, a heavy and
superior article,
Gentlemen Calf skin Boots and Shoes
DO Seal Morocco, and Calf-skin Pumps
Ladies and Gentlctncns Gum Elastic shoes;
DO Fashionable and Satin Beaver Hats
Do do Fur do
Wool Hats Fur and Seal skin Caps. &C.,
large and general assortment OF Hardware
and Cutlery.
Groceries.
Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Teas
Mocha, Java, La .ura and Rio Coiees;
Clarified Sugar a new and beautiful article for Ia
bic use; Loaf Sugar;
OIL Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
sugar House and West India Molasses;
champaign, Cogniac, Apple and Peach Rrandes ;
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Port, Muscat, Champaign
and Malaga Wines;
Salt; Alum; Sapetre: Alspice Pepper; Gin-
= ger Madder Indigo Cut Nails
cole and Upper Leather, &c. &c
. Ahda great variety of other Fancy end Staple ar
ie'es-all OF which will be sold low Tor Cash. cx-
.h'hged tor Country Produce, at market prices, and
~ punctual Customers on liberal credit.
Nov. l6
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BONDS.

"A II. ncrs,os are cautione from trading for my
y twa bonds to jeremiah Turpin. OF Amherst
county, of si0aeach due on 18th Of December a. d
the LIST of June next. The bonds wer; give fof
The mlrcb,se Of Slayc. who proved to be wolthe.
aud viii not pay tie bonds unless comIeHea ~
law. Thu Soi-'>' :,
Amherst Co. Nov. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

From he Rec. q T T. axe. az tie Methodist E,is-
copai CAmch:
OAKY Grove, Aug. Il, 1881.
cheeriulIy add my testimony 10 the many sats
factory proofs haye heard Of the value oil Beck
with Anti dysreptc ris, which. lor the last SIN
years, have used III my own case Dyspepsia and
sick head ach,) with the best effects Ieuaid them
also, most valuable family Medicine, which !
have administered with lie most rcrru satety ana
convenience IN cases of dis ordered stomach and bow
els and am persuaded 1t Is only necessary to give
them far trial, to insure the patronage they so
highly deserve. J.. Il. BLAME. a..
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Gunpnwacr ANA gsraca Yea.

AZ l. have Gu hand chesf Of Guupo"der an'
w Black Tea OF very superior quality, lar salt
low. j. l. x j. l.. kpl Ali'.
Drt. Is
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resIT.sAssiS T.. ElaNE,
nrER cg-A Wg IATT.C

u,,kES tins method of returning bis sinco,c
thanks 10 his friends and patrons tor Their very
liberal support since his commencement in business,
,1 would nav inform then, that he has Just re
,,oed from the North, where lie ha, selected an as
.nrtn, / of 600 Is III his line which, tor quality, he
con leay believes cannot be surpassed IN this any
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30
TAILOR wAuGDD.

A GOOE TAILOR wh Gndan eligible SITUATION
\ at my Store, IN HcIlord. about III miles from
Iynrhburs, where he may sei constant cmplaNnrrt
aud good wages. FREDERIC Is v I'M KlS.
n ~ Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

.yE,GssO (kDyFgE.S'G.

DLANTERS and House keeIets, dcslfous of
obtaining great bargains IN lti1nhcts assnetts,
# He'd Clothes AT ot 81 Goods suitable iof House
or Field hands, would do Wen 10 call on
ROBINSON & ELIJCTT
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rJE2RoUS FOR SALTi.

r HAVE for SUE three Naiut Nc5ro omen
y Oue OF taam first rate ilo1se servant ana very
Likely. 'iiA ia -
En, u
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NEGROES WANTED.

WISH to purchase twenty or thirty YOUNG
I NEGROES, from 2h to - years Of age-tor
whom the highest mlract price will be given.
NJ. HART.
NV 10 Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-NlEMs OF A roRElGNER.

The following Letter is from the pen oi an INTEL
igcni French Editor Who, during the present year,
made the tour OF the United States,
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BEST pyalnApa1e gEL.A A1ER.

WE have a :. of this article ON hand, which We
w will sell 1T fhilac phia prices, with the
addltioa of charge only. z.,..,,,,e. -,
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SG9VLS.

NHANKIiN nd. Sinc Plate etovcs.--Just receis
4 ed and t5r sale by
II. h. RICHARDS s. CO.
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NEGROES WANTED.

I WILL give the highest cash price FOR likely
L Young Negroes.
SETH WOODHOOF.
Nov o3 Gu
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\ IL persons having claims against the sud es'
N tate are requested to present them immediately
thai the business of The may be finally Ssetled
r. s. J.
Nov. 60 I'll,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

We have not ye. received full returns from L,ch. 6eld couay; bat % fac as gather information. 'he Jackson tickets for Goyernor L,. Governor and Memtrrs of Congress-. will lead the Whig tickets some.hug like from I06 to f5O. Theron Rockwell is esec.ed ,,e Senate from the 18th District by ahout 200 majority Geosge Taylor from the 18th, by about zoe: and iiora,io Smith from,h i7lh by 236 majari- y. I" county meeting. ;s is probable .hers will be uearly a sie.
 The returns froW EIariford, Midd:esex, asd New. Haven r'ua'ea. % far as received, are Snfavosabe 70 the Hsg ticket The Jackson Senators are elect. ed ia the lst, 2d 5h aud 6h desric,s and iu the 3d and 4h districts ihe Whgs are probably successful.
 We ye, look Fairfield and Wiadhasn couniies-ii 'here i. no, redeenng rir there, the whole State and Co.g tickets will have gone "" Brtea t.asises< sosh brs"ehes sfahe legislature. Fly nex, week s'aii probably have nearly complete retnrns Irom every part oflhe SIate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

fa Hartford. Mrs. Cu'hsrios Tr6t,er, wife of Mr. Geotae Irones, of NeM-York; Mrs EOniee, wife of Lambert Hnchcpck. Esq. late of Hhchcoeksse. 90. aRder Gillets, 49. " sffsS F
 In Vernon. Mic Alfred Roberts, 40; Mr Atyan Tal- cOIt, 6l. m h Windsor, Mrs. Belha, 75 wife of Mr. Phineas Pickett.
 In New Hartford, Mrs Mahitahle We0draf, 72.
 In Eas HsrG,rd, Mir Nathaniel Wales, 58.
 In Vernon. Mrs. Lucretia AhliOu, aged 68, wife of Mr. Lpm0rl Abho:T. ln stafford. Ms. Martha Field, wife ef William 'FieAd. Esq. agei Al ..ss..-
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

e Temperance Meeting; mill sbe, held at Ms Meeting House on 9hursdoy eue,,ing nert, (sthl otho!f past 2. The ErecutiUe Commit. ire tbW meet at 6 o'clock. An address ,ciN be naode by fAe Stafe Agent.
 Atter the close of the GemPeranee meeting. the onnuot meeting cf the LischfsId County Peace Society WiH De opeaed for the choice of officers nnd other business. T"'H April 8.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

SO mseh 0fthe Real Essete of SYLVIA. - NUS GIBBS. late Of Sharon. deceased. ~iIl be sold at Public Vendne at the late d~ei- ting house of said deceased. 0n Saturday the fIlh of AptiIs 1855, at 2 eo'eIock P. IT. as will raise the sum of EIeve0 Hundred and sixty d0lIaEs and 6fty y-three cents. with the incident charges of sale, ur ess the same shall he pre- yiously s"ld at.prissie sale. By drder oF tlis Court of Probate for the District Of Sharon.
 ALRHEUs JEwITr, Adm'T. '
 ShGsDR, April {, 1885: ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELB, APRIL 9, 1895.

NJ The EIcctiOR in this towa has resulted most exPec'sdy to every body, and nos dsas.rOusy to the Whigs. Our majority, which last spring and fall was about l8O the Congressional ticket. has been whitt!ed down 10 the meagre one of g! and it will be seen thai 6fpt Representative barely elee- ted. Only lhink-thc good old Whig town of Litch-
 field, heretofore ofIhe strong holds of sound prn< cpes, has been attempted to be sappei and her peo. pIs dinOse delivered over tO tie bUfe.ings eE-twe were going say the deyil)-tO .he Lit,le Mageian. We nave know Enr weeks that materials were iH fermentation which would lessen Our~Daipri'y, bat we had idea that they had operated extensively nnd so generally until the ve for frss representative " declared. We confess we were surprised and mors6ed--and cOdid perhaps, by long train of de- tais for the reanIt-bu. it would be useless The following are the vofea
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
COAL AGENCY,

"HE subscribers have taken ihe agency for l. A the sale 0f the Mammioth Hein,'," Spohn, Tein.". Black Hedih' and :. Pe0ch Mouniain's SCHUYLKlLL GOALS. and are now pre- pared io receive and supply orders from Deal- CTS. MseuActarers and ofhtrs,t by the cargo, at ihc lowest Philadelphia prices.
 The red ash Peach Mountain (not Peach Orchard) apd.Spohn Vein Goals, are too ~ eIl known in this markett0 need any comment. Itis sufficient to say that they have been fullv. tested: and are considered superior to aoy
 The white ash is a harder coal, and sburnn better in larger bodies as ii igniies less fFssly --and iherefOrs is briteE. foF inapufactUrinx purposes.
 Anlong the numerous kfntls of white aAh is the Mamaaoth Vein Coal, which. aiier having been fairly tested and eOtsSpared with other kinds of Schuylkill and with the ILehigb." ny the most extensive inannfactirers in Mas sachusetts, Rhode Island. and other States, is rronOuneed 6ftern per cent. cheaper than any other kind"f Schuylkill. and preferable to. ibs Erhigh. ls st a9
 Wewiil sell ii ds.lisrrahle nu the SehuyIkill or. Delaware. or Philadelphia. afAng co1ven- tent landing on the Sound. st Middletown, Hartford. nr st any oftbe iniermedisfe land- ings on the ConneciiGut, or at the WhaYfsO our yards in New-fTaseb.
 When said deliverable at any place execpe in philadelphia. we shall nnly add the aeensi sxpense of ffreighi. insufanee. Sc. and gany advantage. cao be gained io priss on the freighis. by Contracting lor large quaptitissfo l'e feighted. our cust0iners W iIl have the beh. cit. ss s st ass as
 We have the sole agency for thls yieinity. and are sulhorizad fo sell at ths very l6scest prices. which 'ihe principal company iis Phila- delphia seltsat. Such pers0ns. thRfel6re. as. purchase for yefaiiing of m0sia!I !Idei6ria4 parpoE ses, GAn dt.tain t here. without the i6eonvei.. iehta pfdsekpeuss they are s0bjsctsd to 3in. purchasi5g it of the dralers In Philadelphia.
 SCONILL & TREAT,
 Corner; eE StGte. fpnfiag Elm sfFeee
 New Hayrns March. seS isSs 4A
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
-NDI,LE

IFS hereby given iO al persons interested. II that the CorRiraH aud Washingion Turn. pike Company will make apriitaii,,n' to the General Assembly ofthis State. fn be holden .at Hartford on the first Wrdnssday ct May, ieS5, for change af tho location 0f their Toli 'Gaies upon tifeir road. and to hase ibr middle gate {so called) he divided into half .tOll gates. Per order ,ef tks Direefors.
 Wns4sa. aApril 8. 1885. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

which the family were sIsias is "A l2 by "a, and al. Ii'Oagh literally surrounded by ,ths devOnri0g ee. meni, yels through the good Providence of God, no one was materially injured. There no lightning rod attached to the house.--COmm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

Wanted in exchange for Dnnss and Shoes, old Wrought Iron Scraps and old Cast Iron, such as broken hollow ware. stoves ar ,aay kiad of small castings, for which "ne dollar per hundred will be paid if deliveted al my shop. HIRAM WEED.
 Litchfeid, April g. 1885. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 THE:eopartnership heretofore existing un- A der the firm of BEAcR & STANLEY. at Goshen. is this day dissolved by mutual con- sent. The settlement of the co1cern isto be made by George Stanley, to whom all d.bis due are to bs paid. Tine business will be con- iin0ed at the same Store by the said c gorge Stanley. THERON BEACH,
 GEORGE STANLEY. Goshen. Aprl Isi, 1885. s44
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.


 VNHE subscribers having besn appoiated hy A the Hon. Court of Probate fur the Dis- trict uf Ltcilfeld Commissioners lo ex anime and adjust the. claims ef the creditors of the estate of SOLOMON STONE, late Of Liichfeid. deceased. represented iosol- vent; and said Court haxing made, an order ,all'ning six months to said creditors to exhi- hit their claims 4to. !s,s as said Commissioners, after we shall have giyens pnbiie notice of this. order by advertising the same in newspaper .pubiishadin LitehfeM. and byposting a copy thereof "p public sigapost in said town near- est tie late residencr of said deceased, we, hereby give ootice. that we.shail meet at the dwelling house of Capt. Aaron Bradley, in Litch6eld. on the first Tuesday in May next, and on the first Tlesday of October Inext,.at o:.clnck A. M. on eacia Of said days, forlhe purpose of attending tosthe duties of said sp- pUintment. F@
 STEPHEN RUssELL,
 TRUMAN KILBoRN, Comm'rs.
 HENRY R. GosLEE, } All persons indebted to said estate are re: quested 10 make immediate payment to
 CHESTER C.aGosLEE. sErecutor. Litchfeld. April 2. 1883. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

THOSE persnns who have made sub
 II scripsion to the First Ecclesigsticas Seci. ety in Litchf+ld, for the purpose of paying the debts of said Society, are hereby notified that said subscription is full, and that the money is now due and payable at inc treasury. and the subscribers are requested to call and make payment to
 SYLVESTER 3ALPIN, 7tsos'r. . April 8, 1885. E. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this day associated
 N themselves together in limited copart- nership ("uder the statute authorizing limited partnrrshipsl in the business of manufact ttring and rolling Brass and for other manufactnFing purposes, to hs carried an at Wolcottyille, in the town of Torrington, and in the business of selling the articles by them manufactured. which partnership is 10 be conducted under the cnfnnan4 na me nnd firm nf ..1 t9l.A sFI
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
LIST or REPRESENTATIVES,.

FAR AS RECEIVED. lsvosrsgGD. .Phinvaas Nli"es, EIho Harriaon. Baeshas.sssl, Elijah Jo"es, Chester Wesiworth.
 R+,hkeps. I-aac- S. Watsworih.
 Canaaa, William P. Burrali. Lemao Church. Coietro0k, Ar,hnr Howell, Charles B. Phelps.
 tornsrGh, Phio Kellogg, A"son Rodgers.
 Goshen, Cicero Co!Iins. George Cook. Hnr.eiasoI. Augusaus 5. Johnson, Lyman Perkins. Kent, Daniel Dayton.
 Ner. .EfartJord, Heary Jones. Norman Merrills. Nesc- MitSrd, Sherman Peck, Perry Smi,h.
 NorfoH. Thomas Curtis, EIisur Dowd.
 Piymosfk, Ell Potter.
 Ror6nry, Stephen Sanford.
 Essis6syy, Jared s. Harrison. Frederick A. Walton. Sharon, Ansei Sterling. Ralph Deming.
 T0rjRgfon, Noah Drake, ,ir. Cicero Hayden.
 Wa,rsR. Dan Carter.
 Washington. Samuel Leavi,,, Daniel Wheaton.
 watertepa, William H. Merrman.
 Winehesse,. John Bsyd, Samuel Huslbus.
 Woodbs,y. Harvey Murris, Jaha Judson. HAKTFoRD. Win. w. Eisworih. Hessy Kilbours. Bsistot George w. Bartholomew.
 BahsgfOs. Ira Bronsoo.
 Farr,iastos, Horace Cowles. Edward Hooker.
 Sg6i>id. israci Harma". Luther Looms. NEw.HAvES, Dea"s Kmberiy, Philip 5. Galpin. Brartord. Malachi Liaslry. Derby. Joh" s. Davir,
 East Haueu. James Thompson.
 E5srsdeR. Alfred Bassen.
 Aii9dke6ary, j. Hiae.
 AfIfoed, Abjah Carringion, Trra. Camp.
 North B,anjord, Ebeneser H. Fowler. North HaDen, Amasa Thorp. Oraage, Nathan Merwin. iOxferd, SheIdon Clark.
 EonshbGry. Charles c. Hinmaa.
 Waterbary Timothy Ball. Marshall f3oadley.
 Wood6ridgs. Ephraim Bald~in.
 Thompses. - Jordon. - Wa,ertown. G,ove2iry. Augustus A. Sirpsg, Isasc Hurdy.
 ELisgsea, Joseph W. Bisse.
 SOmers. tnp tewn meeting, no warn;ag.)
 Shermnn. David NorthrOp. LighRisg.--The house of bIv Samuel F. Peck in Sharoo, Ellsworth Soc. occupied in part by Rev. F. Gridley. was ssssck with lightning Sabha,h. the 5ih iasss between 3 and 3 o'clork ?. M. The shock was sudden and awfal. The main body of she iiaid struck the north cad ofths house, lis,le below the ridge. tearing hole iatO the chamber six eetin height by iOae ia width. lsihss passed dswdr and aade a breach of aboat equal dmsnssss ia shs lower par ol ths hease. iaaos ihs seem where ihs fsmily sf ks. Gridiss wsse sisisg. sassissing ef siz psrs0as. A clock ~hsA was tas,sssa se As eide of the soso was shivessd fe pisess and tahls. by which eae was s.- ssg xas tsrseevss aaA hsssd ia,o the middle ofshs roOm sAt the same instant small portion se elec- ,rie sid struck the chimney, passed dewn te Gre aad bagaiiag scattered she ashes aser she rosm. An epssiag ~as made in the roofal seuss ds'aees from che plses vhere sha main bsdy si ibs Said was sx- psadsd. ths door faS Of the osisde deer shissrsd. sd saas sdjoiAiag boards tors oG. Mr. c. had jas VsansDss Esm ehpreh. hsd paced ihrOsgh ihe dosT. ss'srsd .hiassem. and eaa . sIanae upea his G1iy, vhsn the aSfaI sApIosiOo tOsk pllep. The rsom iS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

degree. ViFsHay lo!erAles the use of aEde3 i,s is ao be addressed under tie 9ame denomination.
 And DOW tell >mt, pasTiotp, Thilanthropis,s, and christians, tell me, will you hold forlh weak and ignorant, and peryerse generation, m example thai needs but be ndaIged ruin ase i'Odea and souls of nen7 o wha, win he your feelings, when arrsigu- ed al the bar of Infiniie Justice, 1.-the Judge sba point with his finger one and smother and aootler to multitude perhaps, who have been seaGced aud
 made druuka, d. by Your example Ityop dread the consequences of any example, Q drend tl.nse of ha
 ualiy using ardent spirits. Yes aud those of remain- its an idle spectator ia n momeMons cause. Also dreadihe consequences oF efnsing to put into prac- tice every mes"re and yonr hansite every pledge which protest against the use ofiHsoxicaiag drinks!
 For "ne, had raiter die unlerthe influence o( ah4 sliOeMce sefdenial, thans reducing human naiure as do, even risk an example thai is isly ,O io so much evil. Let moderate drnkers. thea, those that behold their fellow drink to their hurt, wh- single emotion of disapprObaon, apd lhose that can easily leave certain measures that have been found efectua unimprOved, for erasRps saks change their habits aud their sentiments. Nh, let ,he do hs tor their happiness, the hnppiness of er friends
 and the welfare of ,heir couatry No. even this alone, but let them do this for tl.e sake of Hm, who died to them from alfappearance of sin, aud from all the consequences thereof, aad to sestore them to eUdless leljciyy. f;e 4& ..-e E. P--
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
THE ELECTION.

Mr. JaohsOo los. 10 votes by the omission of J,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
's ISRAEL COE.s 5,

The said IsrarlCo is the general partner, and is solely authorised to transact the business "f the partnership. Ans0n G. Phelps and John HungerfoTd are special partners. .an,i hasr 6arh advanced as capital 10 the common stock of the partnership the sum offe9 t!iOusand dol lars in rash.-said COe has also adysncrd as capital the sum of fen thousand dollars. Said partnership commences this Sd day of April, 1885. and terminates at he expirsiion of iise years thercfFom.
 ANSON c. PHELPS,
 ISRAEL COE,
 JOHN HUNGERFORD. Iorrington. April 8, 1885. et44