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ne '-ynchhnrg :rginan contends, that " if the cleo
'"n "f Speaker q" The House of Delegates had been
a'r party question last year, Linn Banks would have
orh Defeated True II il had been made test by the
mecrSHt VIA" nuti"n Gen Parker would have been the
appointed, instead Of the Disappointed canddalr-Bu
now many OF the Wings vntcd for Mr. Banks and turned
t' t"pHs not more than snIEc five six With these
eAcrP'''ns 1t vas made party question. Every Wing
WIN very few excrpt"ns vord to tnrn out The niJ
oP'aSrr, and put III L onc-But in the CASE which
gave rise 10 the Fgnians remarks the question is not
between an old Speaker. and one-for, the Office
Is ""1ant-and no political prescription is urged, or can
be Pretended
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gAMEs RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY

gAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY.
~ Pursuant to the provisions Of the Charter aud By
Laws Of the Company, General Meeting uf the Stock
HjLcrs will be held in the City Of Rchmond the
"1i Monday Of December, 1888. The bylaws re-
That all proxies to represent Stockholders at u
AMerai Meeting, must be under the seal of the Stock
udr' those oil Corporations under the Corporate seal
n those 81 individuals, under their private seals, &C.
ta,wleisrd proved before Justice of the Peace"
T:c ::,owing form ior the appointment Of proxies by
l:syatc Stockholders, is recommended
hYow ALL MEN EY THESE PRESENTS, That we, whose
an.S are hereg::2 Subscribed, being Stockholders in
:: J'mrs hirer and hamacha Company do hereby con-
snutc and appoint - is our true and lawful Attor-
neg AID Proxy, to represent the General Meeting
q" Ii: Stockholders OF the said Company, to be holden
il Tic City oil Richmond the second Mpaday in De-
:en1rr lc;i5-wth u!l power and authority. in such
ufnea! Meeting, the first day thereof, on any
"si cly to winch may be adjourned, for and each
Gas 10 gave such vote Votes aud do such other act
' as We aud each Of us could give and d. as members
I" lie sad Meeting, were we personally present: And
We hereby raiiy and confirm whatever vote votes,
~c' " acts. our SAID Attorney may lawfully give or do,
' us aud each OF in pursuance fthe authority here
:, Conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day Of,
Ole thousand eight hundred and lhirty-fve
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A Bill has passed tie II Of r. If the State of Georeiu.
giving Blinking privileges to the Central Rail Road
ana lanai C"mpany by vule Of 90 10 GG. The Capital
Of the Bank is to be FIVE millions strenuous opp,si
ton WAS made TO il. might have been cxpcccd-lt
contains section, that foreigner shall hold stock d.
recly or indirectly, under penalty Of iorle;,ing the
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TO THE EDITORS Or TIE ETq UJRER.
SENATORIAL

have noticed in the Enquirer, the recommendation
y. .o INDIVIDUALS for the office of Speaker in the Sc
''e VI Virginia. The gentlemen alluded to in these
are unknown TO The writer of this article;
eo hothg Is farther from his Intention than to drtract
rom tneIr merits. But in times like the present j, is Of
nipoi;ahee 10 the cause of Democracy, for that
once 10 be hlied by of acknowledged worth and
the orthodoxy of whose political sentiments haa he.n
fully tested therefore feel no hesitation in recon-.
mrnhIng I" the attention Of the Senate Sr,rroR,, n
PAGAhE. Esq thr Representative of the Dslric; COM,
pisrd u; r cyr;!rs &" Spotisy lvar;a, Curuliue and
Essex. MIR L. has served ~ legislative capacity about
- "rarS; end lie ability and patriotism which he has
Gspa%"d LmIng thai long period. familiar only
to his Immediate constituents but to the inL
V!uas who have tsen associated with him in defending
t!e great principles Of free g"ve nncnt Mr.. r. in ad
a'on to his talents and the length of time r has been
III pubic SERVICE has the recommendation of peculiar
aptitude Tor the Office Of Speaker. In calling the public
ATTENTION; ~ To the above gentleman actu.rG
sS'S Editors. by other native than wish to
'T" ad responsible office filled by whose talents,
o't'' integrity ard thorough acquaintance with par
ha'rn:ry rules will offer the sest pledge of faithful
ard efficient discharge G.: The duties with which he may
i entrusted a SUBSCRIBER.
Medical ShOD!s There are now say, the pbilah,l.
pa Gazette attending the Medical Lectures Of the Uni.
rrrSlty ui PrnnSy vania and Of Jefferson COLLEGE, in
IN S city, upwards OF 100 sturlts of Whom prob bly,
"oO are nni-r"sit!eats The lasts about four
months, aud allowing that each student cxenGs upon
all average in tie price Of tickets for the lectures board
ing, ciothIng books amuSennens and tro'irbs, three
Hchcfeu dollars. tile aggregate would amount to
S2oCto, which is no small SUN of m'n.y 10 be ought
into the city by one class OF visitcrs alone.
Stone Coui OF the first quality has len discovered up
on the property Of the Catawba Iron works in Bueluut
County The Buchanan Advocate says: % II is suppos
ed to y! te description Of that found in England and
France which used in the furnaces for the manufacture,
d" IRON Its thought to differ from any other species Of
coal as yet discovered in the United States. in lis free
dom from those qualities which have made other coal
unfit fur furnace purposes Should this be discovered,
after satisfactory experiments to be the fact it will be i'm
nensely valuable to the proprctors."
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one Surplus Revenue for the year is calculated of ID
m ~ mi!I'"ns-whicl,, in addition to the seven and
"a., millions Of u Bank Stuck falling due to the Go
F'asury If we have no prospect Of War with France
Wv question OF the disposition of so large treasure will
E'oonce much debate. and no nconsderuble difficulty
m politicians 90 for lis distribution among the States
rI o.nrrs contend for the immediate passage IF MIR
Elnrs Land I, TO yet clear of The pro.rrds If liz.
uo'c Lands hy that channel Of distribution In pre-
fhrr l" either schrmr Of Distribution we w..nlh adj
s' Tue reduction d lie Tari tn srlr, pim, AS HEY
l only prevent sHnr accumulation for the s,ccrr.
ing year but place ,uuc! nf the present SurI. :, tine
I'r"I Il! The next year This stale Of things however,
r''Seh'S M extraordinary ann:aalv While other Co
'hrhs ar. puzzled to raise as much money as they
Surplus. " "
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co N.NE.NIEdrED-


NE. ir i"c'i Il Nr-. p. I!R>M. q Lancaster CVgnt2
u. pa'GH h:r" c'a<'':, t'iy rare - run,
TiE Ass ri care ana grief ate DER;
INIn" earthly pit. :I,I.. il dune--
We II. vrr shall i,ri.uid thee more.
JL'' AT lcnr with lie: ill., Tolls nn,! cnrGs
y" nrurr .us 'n.>..;n snail uvdc;
ny '"'"i am s'y', t,y d"nLiS and !tars,
Tug i,er ia the :u.nh Iic Land.
IN !h"u Last son! ht the ;Ii-sul sEoSc,
~ !.Srt -"ffow. -r, AMI Si.!.i"g c-usr-
VI her" :Tufi"l I,r.,p.s, roar,
Where nj l. irn'i,hrp, "vr, uaj pence
Ihf "rari"n< Sd' in!r >;nS- Ia. worii,
Thy .r ~ R",":',.r In.!~ thee cuIne-
Ai iien'rn ~ Ith jig the signal h.arh
And Eh-Tus ".rg t'y w,l"o.c home.
Loo; down in pity iru;t ahn, G.
And dry th" bitter ar, that How
From those win:n thou 10 love,
Aga '. tfin rlrsI,e itr
F"'ir"u art happy, thou nEi hlcs;--
\ nr:"r ruiru. hlI-r ;lins
Thy E1I:h Triumphant thee rest,
VI hr:r God. GInGiUI siorcs shine.
Ills tribute Of i >a!J"rr. heart
J. hc"i 10 's memory given;
nnwrn ihlt We rg,l mu,; part,
Eu, !'ir To a-.tim in Heaven. .IMlECS.
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possible TO H"etuate this expression Of our sentiments
OIL l"vr and vcneTana Tor the Id m the man. the Cir
records ~
nha That The Chairman and Secretary of this meet
ing he requc ed 10 communicate the same to his family.
1Ssnsn) =. P. BARBOUR, Chairman.
HEN1Y GIJSoS, Secyetayv
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SPE-2h Err or THE II. Or r.

The friends vi Judge White in Tie Tennessee Lrgis.
laure have rIdcuied the friends Of Van Buren, under
the name Of "No.divde the Party men" But can any
fact show distinctly the absolute Necessity Of Union
than the phenomenon which has lately appeared 10 Penn.
sylrania Here we have been beaten aye ali absolute
naj"rly OF r. 90 Republicans have been defeated
by The wing minority, in consequence of own dyi.
slons. The Opposition did not pursue tho game course
They the Worldwide Party" Wings and Ant. ,ua-
united together The Wuliites aud the Mu!enbcr.
gers dIvdcdand the result was that the Opposition mi
nory have defeated the Republican aority Does not
THIS slng fact show how absurd is The Ephet used by
the friends Of Judge Whc-how necessary in all uscs
is the union OF the Republican Party:
Case Is now before us, which seems TO call for the
practical application of tic maxim The following ar
uclc from the n. Y. Times points out the occasion and
the remedy. Let:us owe nothing to the Opposition. We
should split upon the Speaker and then suffer the
Wings to cast the balance The successful candidate
ought 10 OWE his election to his party The reasons
tor this course strong and Irresistible. The same
plan was pursued many years ago, when Barbour and
Stevenson both the prominent candidates If tIri.
party Delegations from the several States cl and ST.
ccted their clndi;ate-and The consequence was that
Taylor was beaten, and Stevenson elected Bu IL the
ItmcS!
1--WE shall have large Democratic nni,ry in the
House OF Representatives: had in tn lust Congress-
and 1t Is to be hoped that shall have Democratic
Speaker also. The gentleman whu las: filled the Chair
elected by the OF our party aud he is the man
who made Hugh l.. White IL candidate for the Pre-.
sdcncy, and who SUPPORTS him against the nomination of
the Baltimore Convention II would tell well if that
should be- suffered to reach the Chair again He is
a candidate, and must not succeed. lie Cannot unless
through objectionable want OF Unity among our friends
The rccton is particularly important tus Time and
earnestly hope that there may be such CONCERT n ac-
ton between The Republican ,enLrrs ensure the
choice Of sound number OF distinguished names
have been mentioned connection with office and
shall DC content To SEC il graccd by any Of llem
thou y have decided choice. Let the result ONLY
insured By proper preliminary understanding, and in
divdua preferences and claims should BE- sacrificed
cheeriuy the general good, for the result is i'm
portant to be put to hazard for their indulgence re
shall be governed by that consideration, have
reason TO know that delegation will, and we may
fairly therefore press upon others. Mr.. Bell will o
DC supported by all sections Of The Opposition the
friends ui Clay, Webster and Harrison, well as,husr
Of White, and division in ranks M t therefore admit
of his election easily. We trust not only that there will
be none, but that il will be specially provided against by
previous consultation and agreement"
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MARRIAGES,

Married" at the Seven Islands buckingham county W.ncs
day, the h ult ~ the Rev Mr. Wilson, Mr.. john Brown 10
Miss artr NJ daughter OF Col Robert Moscey, Of Petersburg
Virginia.
Married the l2h uli hs IL: 1... I.--5 ;.n.in. .s
mn 10 Mss Sa:' daughter .! the late Capt. Peter T.
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BassGHEs'S EXCHANGE.
Nd LOTTERY OFFICE. RicuMuSD. V1RGl,
NJ GOOD LUCK! E

U GOOD LUCK! n
okei No ;, H. Is the Second Highest Prize of $1,000
:. Is, 80, ST. do Do. do Of 1000
u. -. 80. the Third d.. do Of 1000
ls"ther with several other smaller Of $500, 800
- and $lo0 all sold within the last month and,
usal, paid a, sight by BIGGER.
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Tn The Ed;tors-dafrd TUSCALOOSA, (Ala) Nav lG
" The Legislature Of this State met to-day, and were
organised In The H. of r., the candidates for Speaker
were CoI"nel J. w. McClung and John D. phrluu, Esq
The result was, for hlcC. H. Phean 49,
'As the result is different from what most expected
and Us It may have tendency, without explana ton
create erroneous Impressions particularly at distance
with regard 10 the state of parties in the State will add
shOr. statement OF Facts and circumstances relative
thereto.
Both candidates are from Madison county where
three, if moi fnur-ths, Van Buren, VOTERS Colonel
McClunE is the nephew of Judge White He has al.
ways been staunch Democrat and from the first TO the
present warm supporter OF The present Administration
and sands Pledged lis representatives capacy to carry
their will into effect, far lies i'll his power but AS
all individual, the pos he shall for his uncle lie
is of talents and lung standing at the Bar. His
iranknrss gained him his election by the people, and
lastly by the Legislature. AS proof four Van Buren,
from Jackson county, and one from Madison voted
Tor him. jackson County, like Madison, is true to the
In addition Ia these, and probably others he
every Wing, White num- and Nuilifer This will not be
denied. Mr. Pman s young lawyer. (2G years Of age
at fine talents and all nncompr0miSlng supporter vi Mr..
Van buren,. lie has for several years edited. with ability
the Huntsville Denocrat-a paper that stands second 10
in the State, for untring zeal in support of the pure
doctrines Of Rcpublicansn administered by Jefferson,
Aad;sun and jackson. Unlimited construction and Null
lictlon we're equally successfully opposed and their
advocates exposed. lie suffered them not to cry peare
when there peace. This, and this alone, has
brought Tray Blanche, and Sweetheart at his heels
Bat. let them think the little Scrntrh they have IN
il,ctrd. will H. urc lrrculcs No Bat it will show to
their constituents, in whom they put their trust-and
their barking will be turned into s:aug. In conclusion,
will only rrmark that it the wish uf part Of the
Van Buren, members, that it should be party question,
they well knew that it "i 60 forth This.
the Jackson White would not cuLscnt TO- Those
who yet support the Administration alleged the delicate
situation in which McCung stood in regard to his uncle
that his pledges sufficient and all that ought tt Le
rcquitrd Of him. Let me assure you Of thing that
Van Buren, will get the State.
8: forgot to remark, that in the Senate, Van Buren,
President IS B. Monrr elected: two one over his
White opponent, cannot give the state Of the vote
precisely: as was i'll the Ii. Of r.
% will alsn mention another fact, (Which will be
CURED into irforc the proceedings will 80 to prcss)
marked down the votes given, (lhey vote cocc)
and made it Al, Ala lie. Three gentlemen by me,
made il the same; and have heard of two others no
made it so. When the vote i. r"il;-hsd, .i.e ',s
Will how they voted and will probably try and
rect the error, if it is am sure made no mistake
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CO-N-NL-N7CN7F.D.
RESPECT TO CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL.


RESPECT TO CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL
At meeting Of The Members Of tie Bar Of the city
Of Richmond, attending tine Circuit Court Of the United
States in session, in the Federal Court ROOM
the 23d November l-;}5
Chairman Johnson was called to the Chair, aud B ".
eigh appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions proposed by Mr.. Stan
! ard and unanimously adopted:
FcsoIrcd That this meeting, fully participating in the
sentiments expressed By the Bar of Phadelph respect
inu the eminent services and exalted TALENTS and virtues
OF JOHN MARSHALL: the late venerable Chief JUS
,icc OF tie States, cordially approve. and will 'ar
" cn-opcra,r in carrying into effect the proposition to
erect Monument, suitable place in the city Of
Washington stu the memory Of the ilustrluuS deceased
| ReSUrcd, That BIZ appointed 4 Committee: to
communicate with the members of the prorssun, and
other officers connected with the Judiciary Departments
| and invite their cooperation.
| Rcso'rcd, That thrSsld Committee be requested to
proceed with all convenient dispatch, TO Collect sub
scrptions not exceeding ten dars from each subscri-
ber Gas proposed by the meeting Of the PhiIade ph'a
fcrrs connected with the Judiciary Departments in this
city, or elsewhere in this STATE and, such snbScrp
ton shall be received to remit the amount thereof, and
list of the subscribers, to Samuel Janhon, Esq. the
Treasurer of the Marslall Monument Fund.- appointed
By the said meeting at Philadcp hia.
Resolrcd That said Committee bc authorized To add
to their number and supply vacancies in their body
csDrcd That the editors OF newspapers IN this State,
and elsewhere the United States be- requested to pub
| lsh these proceedings.
The blank in the second resolution was filled the
nomination of the Chairman o. tho meeting, with the
names of Robert Slanard, Robert G. Nicholas, and
| Conway Robinson.
0''' CHAPMAN JOHNSON Chairman.
| B. W. LEIGH SecreturY.
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''' j0'O'';ng form Of Letter Of attorney to transfer
&c.,. stock has 'een adopted:
NHo" ALL MES BIZ THESE PRESENTS. That l --
u. -, dohertby constitute and appoint -
..l 0' - my true and awful Attorney, for me
~'' III my name and behalf 10 transfer unto --
or 49, o. - Shares Of the Capital or jost Stock
0Aes Hsrer nnd kanasrha Company, unto inc be-
,n'S. upon which - doilars per share have been
a, ahd oF that purpose make and all ne
aeS OF assignment and transfer thereof.
,e,i asSS rAerre, have hereuno set my hand and
'' 'h's --- day Of --- is
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;3HyM B. HAMLlN, (intc cf FaD ArToRSEY AND
w CouxsYiIoE Ar Law, offers his professional scr
VICES TO his friends and III. public. Address: Somme'-
vile. Tennessee. i'G--w3m NAV =
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ANOTHER SPLENDID LOTTERY.
Virginia Dismal Swamp, no. &c
i" be drawn at Alexandria, December l2lh. 1898.
- Numbers. Is drawn. q more than usually
GRAND CAPITAL

Tickets $40, Haires 5, Qnartcrs2 50.
- Orders, usual, meet the most prompt attention
Fl tickets in the above Lottery. please address,
THO. Is. BIGGER, Richmond, Ia,
December /. Cot
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&c. &c.
To ,cit:

- To ,ct:
- -, Justice of the Peace for the --
..''esa!a, do hereby certify, that - whose
% Is above subscribed atesting witness, perso-
80! appeared before me, in my - aforesaid, and
maze oaih. that the above named
~ -, whose names subscribed parties to the
e Letter OF AT 'rncy, acknowledged the same in the
Is:"ce e." The said witncSs their act and dt I'd.
n1''ess my hand and seal, this -- day Of ---,
wy '''aSand eight hundred and thirty FIVE.
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December IN
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'CHMOND PAPER MANUFACTORY--T The
Mn i; franklin manufacturing Company's' Paper
M.a, - no" IN opers,ion and in the course of few
r.,'H supply OF Printing and Writ;ng paper of the
y;,. descriptions, will he ready for sale. The sub
,esa. nlv'ng rnder,aken the asvncy of the establish
w." De prepared to make for supplying
nave complete assortment Of Wrtur uarsr for sale at
;5s @Tts. MI James Clarke, a, Tie Mill, will pay
December l. ~ ~ =,
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NkJEAHolNG-Mr Sarah Purcell. having enlarged
several convenient rooms in an adio1ng tenement IL
h,a 10 accommodate 10 or Is Members of the Lcss.
:esjds,os she Will he happy to receys them al her old
es:aer on er Main st:eet, ae1t door to Grannss
w. l. 60--w2t
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q DMnlSiSlRATORS SALE-Wlll I've sold on
the I,,a The !th Of December, at "Marshalls"
liam l.e Isdsnce Of John F. Page decd, of King viii
mss ,aa near Dabneys Ferry, the stock Of cattle
,dss 81 prime pork aad from Is to 2O0 900 weight Of
Of Sear credit will be given until the first day
snm september next, for all sums over $40; under that
,r s VIII be required Bond and approved secu-
VIA oe required before the property is delivered.
Do, CHARLES l.. {. FACE. .ldm'tor
-. l. lGO-2t] of JOHN +. Page decd.
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w,sRtlEi}S' BANK OF ViRGlNlh.-Thr annual
at.ri,Is oc the S,ockmolers, for the election Of
1rsstors for the Bank and for the Offices Ct Dscoun,
I'D nrnosi.e will he held Wednesday the 9th Of
January W. N"NHi'S 1s' tdshter
Dc. ff0-2aHtd
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-24
dTO4PRINTERs. Y

~ WHITE and tNM. HAGER respect
aHS fully inf0rmi the Printers Of the United
States, to whom they have been indyidually
k6own as established Letter Fodnders,9 that
they have now formed d copartnership III said
bsssiNess.s apd from their united skill and ex-'
!ensise experiences, they hope to be able ia,
give satisfaction to all who may favor them
with their orders. Il sssr 2ssess sskss.sSgss
j. The introdueiion Of mschjnerys In placs of
the tedious and unhealthy process NJ casting
type ~ hand, q desideratnm-hy the European
founders, was BY American ingenuity aud
heavy expenditure Ut money nm the part Of
our sseuiur partner, iirsl s0eceAsfllIy accom-
plishesl.s4 Extensive uss Of the ;mach!ne.cast
EetseS hagfnliy tested and estabsished its supeG
rioriiy in every particularbc athOse east by
the old proeess! ~ aof5
The Letter Foundry Busiuess swill hereafter
be carried on by the parties before named.
under The firm oe White, Hagor & Co. ii::Sisir
specimen exhibits d cOniI,.ete series from hi.
lamondto sixty floor line Pica-- f'he book and
news type being IN the most modern and
light sivle NJ 7teNt#ia faGa1 38 Rs3gfs a8N3A
l White, Hagar & Co. are agents for Smiths
and Rust's Printing Presses. which they can
furnish TO their customers az manufacturers
prices. p3it4q f astI
Chascs, Cases. Composition Sticks. Ink,
devery Article used ID the Printing business.
kept for sale and furnished on short notice.
Old type taken 10 esehangef sr new AT niae
cents per pound. $3.50, 4, 4st..ne
, 1870, Z. WHITE s. W. HAGER.
Nelc. York. Dee. 1855. ~ s 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-24
DIED.

ID Nrw.Hampshire, the 9th nli. Mr.. Truman
Chase. tarmerly Of this agsd shout IS year,
fila dealt, 0rcaaiORed Nv heinR thrown from q
horsr---le survived The Murv only few davs
Ia Har'lord, Miss Mary Lawrence, IS: Mr. Michael
Marshall, 80. 49,,
Ia East Hartford, Mr. Orvin oImGied, %, late Of
Hnchcoch rVile. -
In Eaat Windsor, Etizaheih S. 'dnagl,ter Of DeaeoG
Ira Wells, aged Is: F@ n
In New Hartford, Mr.. George Humphreys, aged S..
years. ami on the Sd i1st. Sarah III, aged 81 months
the la Eldest children Of Mr.. Samuel 3. Robbine.>
In New Haven, the i2h inst Rev. Henry Lines,
0f the Baptist ministry, aged %. Hehad been for q
IOrg time ii feeble health, and WINS found dead in
tenement which he occupied near the head Of Long
il New-Eiavsn, ltouDd dead in hsrbed. Mrs. Ly-
dia TappaR aged 72. n
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-24
MARRfEH.

Ia Helhlem, the I4sh ims,. by the Rev: Mr. har
ria0o laanc y. Wordsworth, En- 30 Mrs Mary IA"
Raymond, Ill Of BeIhleH. r.t ... vi
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-24

A"dther maroon escdpt-Withis ire Last year there
have lee6 lees than foor aIarnf- If fire within
S'o"e's threw Of printing otfirc, hO happily the
fires were distinguished wiIllnUI much damage. On
Friday night last. bright light was discovered in one
Of The rooms IN the third story ofthe Mansion Ho"se.
and cry OfGre raised, when rrpniring !. the
whole room was o6nd developed in fame; but by dhs
timely application Of water il was speedily subdoed.
Had not bee" discovered mil he lapse min
utes tle wind very s,rong fron. the east
il is believed that haman efioris could have srresi-
ed j, until the whole range Of buildings to Meadow
street had been swept away. .ga ia.,,y.tF,.,s
u twill he seen. hy reference 10 the cnmmiiiees
Of the Senate, thalhe Wings have yet sound and
healthy majority" i" tina, :. las, refuge 81 ireedom"
May i long connpe! ,ctgTEc9 eyg a,,sss