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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01

tpurOe an 0untin9tons .5austblre
1ssflOpft, oieGIbs 9e6ffqet uno Der"
|ein trot-gapt. potterfon. Olslb
|naboem er ploe 9enommeni hen9
er cine lan9e 9efbibte Don Dee
fDlperocn an um Oeren NbhulFe &C
6untln9tcn bat. Oaslpor lnShr5e 70:
@iniee 2sbenoe oorber botte er I'M
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"9uten Greunoin''' 9emadt bate
plel 9)elo an fs uerfbwsnost, 1Nr
sinen Mlantel 70 Sba!er pertb' Elm"
en- Summarizing pcn 80 GbIr, cine
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folder "Sletni9fsttsn'' gefauft; bot
te ferner ibre 9olOne llbr etn9elo'!,
peIde fur l3O Sba!er perpf fdnoet
mor,-pie fe ober 9lslh' nobmals
perpf0noste uno wlsDerum BON lbns
ein9sl66t tpurbe. 2lber Denenun'
geobtet bate lie lbn UerlaiItnt uno
mar einen1 msbr begunftieten 2leb'
bober sefOIst. @r >punlhte nun
eo6 0r. 0untln9tcn f0 oetnhbsn
Iouter pie VeiWenfe Don lbr tpltosr
III erbalten, nos 0erlelbe ober
oblsbnte, Oa ibm oas QIeu6ere oes
'Nottsrfon mibfe(.- .-Bie nun Dee
W6terQipingttUn (Ib an0untln9tcn
wanpte, f. muBte ole1er slei6, oa6
Mpore feln .QlnOerer, ais eten jsner
Ipotter(on fey. Moure erbielt !QHino
Don Der 2lnfunft feiner 0erfpl9er in
Der Gmot, uno rsi6te fo9let6 nob
pbtlooslptio ob bort hlelt er fth
cine tur5e 3sit unter cem Nonen
SObnlom I'M llnltso @5tates 0etsl
ouf, 9ieng eann unter Dem Namer
Worner na66arrlsburg, uno nobm
furS 0arauf fetnen Weg nab Neos
|oin9, po. 0ler lebte CT in elnsm
DirtbSbaus ais priDatmann, bat'
Ite oen 9somen y. Captain Gboncep
I2u0lorp ongsnomen, u. Oortbtn fclss
tie, entoedte unO verbaftete Suntin9s
ton brahte ibn no6 0(euporf
Juno (pr9te fir Ieln 0tberes llnterfet's
men i'm OefdngniB .. Du6eseoun>
|tp, ollrpo e. (ein llrtbell obworten
|nubt uno 3sit bot uber lein! St''
|oen naRtuDenfen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01
2|ore0e an Die Seutfben in ben
Nereinl9ten Staotsn.
Ml t b L aer!

Bir aterseben Gub bic 8efcbrsibnus Der
bon unierm eanoemanne, 9errn s. u. @b=
lsr 9ema6ten @rfnouus "eer Nlammutb
eult'pator - 70 ME AUDI oefTfn 1ur=
I b a 9 oiefe @rfInonua gum auaemsinen
DOble ees menI Ib!iben 9eIbebtes, uno
oo3hsIiob 3ur @bre uuo 5um Dottbeile berI
erlttn unternebmer III Nnpeuouna Au brin.
gen.
Da iuoeFeu ale anbern GrFnoune en-
in ibrsm @ntiteben oarb 8osurtb ellie, i'm
Is'aubem Gaos!iudt ooer GlebenItiafeit
Der 3eit9enO7en e(6wert, unb pers6sert
wurosn, 70 liBt lttb tpobI einbiloen, eae
aud Ole bier belprobsue Grfuouns bemleI.
ben sbidlale ni6t sau5Iib sntsebfn weroe.
lDlr' Die cas Mooell 5u cbissr MaIbine as.
leben bateu' uuo jQern GRter5 ei1ene @r=
t'dr'1na bbrten, ba!ten ee eaber fur Naitbt,
bier ttsp nno obne NhdbaIt unIere Weiuuna
aua5utprsben oaB ,pir an Josrru @sltrs
pIan fsinen SebIsr fanotn tno osnleiten
thr 5wsdmdBiS unc aueflbrbar balteu, uuo
oaB osrielbe nibt nur bic Qlufmerflamfst,
lonesrn bic mabrs tbatise 2bsInabme oes
publiFums psroieue. JQerabtr nod eini=
Ice Bsmsrfunsen.
| Gum iebsru Beweiie Der reoIiben abEb=
ten lOsrob! a|s Der @'ewibbeit oes @rhuoers,
oae feline @rfucaus auBerorpeutliebe 0or;
tbslle eerdbreu trsrre--eraubeu mir uns
unisrs MubilrsFr aufoen puntt in fsinsm
Worihlase auf,sertian, Su macbeu. ,pp Don
elmer Qlttisns 0sfeui6aft bic @eee 1T: nbt
IN oes erfnbers 3dnoe-lonoern it ioldoe,
le!s Die Geieai6aft IeIblt ertrdblt- -ioaen biz
|Ssptrdse beaablt rperben.--
Odebt gum Doraus. madt Der @rfneer
1traeno cine Detobnuns ,-feuoern erIt aab
Der anffibruns.- beflnrrte guills
@slees 5 (onoern eineu seriusen 9ntbel,
an Dem reinen prOfl, ben bic @sEalebaft
our6 feline Grfneuus .ad1t.--
Pa nun mob ibsrSies, fir unasfabr oi,
!9Afte oes 5ul6isbsnosn Capitals, Sanc
ICON Den Ser. Staateu anselhatt .seroeu
(cu-rpoburb aIlsia fbon na6 tpeniaeu
Sabren oa5 aan5e, ginlase=gapital aebed
Iiepn spiro. % enolib oererfnosr ~ ieoer
3eit bereit 1T, Ssbem perplnftiaeu ginrpurfs
Der itm bon Sa6serfanbisen ae,,,adbt 70 sr.
ben fbnnte 3a, besesuen--un6 aud bierit
blcs Sfsnbeit nno Meblibfeit berlanst-
70 aaeea mir anfere Mitbarsst la ses Ser
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01
Beoiueuneeu oieler Ssitun9.

1.Ow Wreis biefer 3eitunsiit Gin
9baler fir cen SabrsaA9 teeun inner
hatb orep W1onqtsn pom gmpfanse De
3eiiuua au.-ein kbal'r uuo fdnfBis @sut6
trenu innerbalb Dem Sabre,-uuo 22taler
rsnnnab 0erlouf ce0e'ben b'5abl miro.
g. SIR cine tur5ere 3eital6 iebs Olonate
miro teine Sutslcription aussnOmmen,nno
bic 3situna Fam nibt auTseaeben spsroen
10 ale 6udltduoe bejablt Nuo.
8. Sefanntmabunsen foiten: Shr cine
Modbs So @sut5 tae Diersd fir einsn
9Ronat ST uno fur Elm ccSabr 8 Ibalsr bus
Niered.
4. Wer oieie 3situns cur6 Den pcitreter
.bsfbn1mt. miro nod, Die 5uidBlbe Summe
non 25 @snts 81 bs5ahlen babsn.
aFSriefs &c. an osn 0srausSebet mhls
fen poitfrep einee(anot psrosn.
@<cJNOnNAEN|n|c<v----
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01
(sluS Dem ebdmersb.. Stepbeitakeune)
1lne c0Ote

Gin setpanoter Safcbenpieb ffabl
auf elmer MeBe aus Der Buoe zines
S6peise cine so!''
Oene Gspetirubr. 60 9efbidt er
aber aub babep ;n Berfe steuAe
waro oenneh feline 0anoluag bon
einem bintsr lhnl ftebenoen Slebt
bemertt, Der aub Des J6anoinerts
@bltcbe Fannie. Dem Suibauer
aeluifete, sSbeil su nebn,en an Dem
|Qcrtbeil oes Naubes, unp um Den
|9ieb furchtfan, III maiden nne 10
III fsinen1 3neG sufselonsem fh.
| tterte Inn t.aebr als einntol balblaut
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01

8eraubuns ces Jovn. 9ieinefton, (8ran,6i:
ibem ltiuifere,) Nerfdll6uus y. Mebs
teln uno 0efansennabme oss S9uIol;
gen.
(5ostiteuns unc @eleDluf.)
Die Jnnbabsr Der 9(oten perfol9-
ten tbn num- bis no6 Qllbanpy opn
100 er, pte lIe 9loubten nab ga,
,naoa 9efoben ltp. Sie 9oben Damn
|lbre So9o cuff tebrten nob Neo'
bccf jurlf uno nobmen 0as wenl'
&c @lgentbun1, Das er jurufgelaC
FEM bate. Gtes NOR aber Don GEE
rtngem qSertb, unD es puroe auS'
9emlttelt, DoB er 0or feinem 9urcb,
sebea oas bette oaoOn 0ertauft bat>
te. Oie Gre0itoren ober entOee
ten ba6 fein S6wieserpoter, Der
Yrau un0 &in0er in ein etgeneS
0aus 9cnomuen, ebenf faus eini9e
9rObe &illen mitsefubrt babe, oet
rem Snbolt unbetonnt war. SieRn
folsten Ge III Dem 0ou(e Bosnsrs,
unO Iegten our0 ben Nihtsr Giving
iton, fraft oes, 9s9sn fein @issn
tbum erla0enen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vtl6lag ouf Oiefelben. 9Bie OlsIe
&ilfsn seSfnet rpuroen, fano man
ootln ali oas, DEM 0rn. 2ipInstton
Elm Sabr pcrber 9eiteblene @i9en
tbun, ousgenommen etnise Setten.
9ur6 oie(e iouberbare Gntreceuns,
muroe Der 9Emlcb sur 9erbaftuns
Noorss perttdrtt. Nl6tsr Giving
ifcn sleng su Dem @nDe natb O(su,
porf, tponote ftp an Den poli;eyole,
ncr 6untinston u. 0e0en 0slebief.
Ilbfett er sebbrt batte) uuo erfucbte
lbn aufs Drtnsenoite, ieoen 9er>
futb su maben um Den Oieb III
fansen. QSte Huntington feline 8e>
lbrelbun9 pernommen, risf er aus:
|"Gen fenn' itb rebt gut, bob i'm
In oen lsbten "a Stunoen mob sss
leben, uno wih'n balo ermi Cben."
oBir munen nun ertpdbnen, ba6
|unsefdbr su berfeIben 3sit, wle
Mepre feline Slubt Don NeDbpof be-
|nerftteulste, etn Mann Dem Uns
Ilbsin na6 Don feinsm Utter, in 50,
Ipejops 6ctel [Neu,Dorf) ontan,,
welber pfer0 unp 9Bagen nit (lb
]flbrEe, in Saus uno Brous lebte,
uno NIT Dem 0eloe tim licb porf,
als batte er's ouf 0erGtra6e sefuu,
een; oteisr aiene unter oem 9sa.
: men Don Captain spatter1pn.-
6untlnstcn, (oer jnlfe C5Sset ifne,
|auf's s.&ern nimmt) botte. sleib mad
)oer Nnfunft bss gapitains auh bic
Ten i'm 2luee unD bewoebte aue lein
Dewsgansen. -gtues Meabs fpa
sI
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01
I'D { { ~ tt q E.
rlblin9s y IT'D,

Ser 4en3 TT auf9s9an9en.
Mbt BIutbeu ansel6psut,
Sbm fno Die sarten @anseu
DOm 9lOleulibt erbetIt !;
1hufp'elt Don meiben Slodeu,
gsoldn5t pom SOnnentrobl,
SUIT er nit 8lumeueluden
gu f6 ias CRIME Gbal.
Das S1iefsln tlarer 8i6e
,Durbmallt Die buuts SIur,
llno thBt bic BIumenfa1e
Der. fepsrnoeu 0tatar {;
llno 2ieeerlfimmen (ballsn
'gHie Qiebesmelooien,
alno 8itbenbldttr fallen
auf 8a6usmelIen bin.
Gin Isiies, Isiie6 3ittsrn
@om 9uftseldafel rest
Gid III oem 8umensitter
Wje Sebnlubt f6 bems9t,
GDanr Drans bsr Qieosrtriebe
SIM pcusu Du(sn lbwuL
limo lsoes 2ieb Der 2lebs
lluo ibrsm 3aubsr Quilt,
Qiiebt, fpie oa5 S,ott Der &oie
oib ~isst i'm Srlb!is5tpiuo,
saipielt i'm BIumsnl1oule
Dis ea t. bas SYIpbsnfino
Sie I1webt auf liebten Slaseln
Sm n'uutern Sieibeutans,
1luo pRhdt Don Mprthsubuss!a
Gid einen ftil6sa &tanJ.
Dem sbatten tabler 8inme
GrtFatteru Santafsn
Die Ieis. >pie Morsent, dume.
Die frObe 8ruft burb5ieb'n;
Die Dammeruus Der 3noe,se
2abt u'an6es ~uube Qsrs.
Des @rames lsste 9tsise
@ritirbt I'M Susenoibn5.
- 8 slhdli6, mem GmpFnoen
Die Seele lanft umfieBt,
YDie wit i'm @ran Der 2Inben
Die geaenmart 9euiset:
Bepm NabtiaaQsulieoe
1raumt isli3 bas @enatb,
tlne tbm ehteeimt oes Sriece,
Deri.bsr Sternen bllbt!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01

Steaten ein, tnitunS bsnjenieen tparm't
Nntbe'I an Der Sa6e 3u nshmen Den f
oerotent; bom't Der wnroise @rfnosr, oeI
fen san5sr Dorfd,Ias uns benefit, ooB eI
net nber DEM 9bamme Der Selbftlu6
uno oes @ieennussS srbaben Itebt-oaB oe'
w'ro'9e @'fnoer. fassn wir, ni6t cnrd
nnisre e'9ene S6u!o oe3wunsen me De is'ns
e1fnoun8en bern lNnbsr 5u u6erSeben,
ltatt Dem au9smenen wOble. G6heBIib
ertlaren MIR uus burb unlsre 1nterlhrlft
as Mtts!'eeer Der 5u srnnoenren 0eltQs
,0ett' nno e1(uben Die 9erreu Qerau58e
e'r rsut'6sr 3eitunssn oiele piebti'e Anee-
'e9enbe't uor ibre reIp. Qelsr 81 btiu9en, II.
Ole 9{amen Derleniaen, Die QIntbeil uebn,eu n
moIleu nItteIit oesT cut d. ems rdnt=
n 5u uns selaneeu au la0en.
unlere peltern NsrbanoIunseu neroen
mir re9e!maBis uno 9s,piNsnbaft befauat
MAIDEN.
Noan S1nlct SoAann 9aeIer.
0e0re HsNr, 9lA!tnuno WitoDaer'
Jacob Jt'ee, @britidu tGrebbIu.
Sch. J2uber, Trieorib webrer.
Nusut 3nidsr, 0ultap 0unIen.
Sob. SutfN Sero %. .@rouen5oIo
N'cfuB' 8. DenpeIsr.
s. GeeueIin, J1eiurid GStoer.
Jobu Mpere,
SneiuuatL 2IpriI, 9. 1885. [I. SrautIin.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01

S'ne'uuatL 2IpriI, 9. 1885. [G. SrautIiu
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01

8eraubun9 ces JoCn. 9ioin9fon, (8ransbF:
ibem Ntiuifera,) @erfdIl l6uus .. Meb:
teln uno Gefansennabme oss 9buIoi:
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

zAs 4sssis.-Fsir6eld and WIndham coUalies have cone in-bui they bring with them suf6cient'' re- deemiSg spiriI." Windham. ihe of un.imasonry, has given majority for the Jackson Candidaaes.- Fairfield has done Set,er-but she has hardly begun iO hiring up ihs lee~sy. Etery hUg has gone by the bOard-ihere'S no use i6 mincing maiiers-GOvernor, Secretary; Treaufer' Congress- and both branches cG Ihs Legislature Jackson rbe core. ln'tbe low. CT house of the legsiaFnre, |. the pary will have majority OfSO or 4O@and io iIe Senme neirly 10 1.
 7he Mg"ity.-We have during the paSt week ta. ken considerable pains 10 ascerlan the precise and relative strength OfIhc for Governor m the diG. fere"t towns i" this state and though the vote for Edwards over Foot is sufficiently large constitute " healthy majority" cnnno, with Our figures make h so great by two three hundred as the Hartford Times does. The f,l"wing is sunima,y statement of the votes that we have heen enal,ed fin collecf
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
NEW SPRING GOODS FANCY MILLINERY TO SHEW AND. FOR SALE BY
 Miss A. P. CABLE

MISS c. is now opening an elegant assnrt- 1y4 ment of ofMILLINERY. consisting of Straw Hats of all kinds, elegant Tuscan Hats: also fancy Silk Hats, Flowers. and Caps of the most modern style, with variety of Fancy Rihhnns. Silks for dresses. French Calicoes and Ginghams of best quality. fancy Handk'fs. Gloves g. Belts. French Shoes. Preach wro't Capes and Collars, Mcrino Shawls. &c. &c. all of which will be shown and offered to her friends and customers m reasonable terms.
 P. s. Straw Hats cleaned and pressed in the hest manner, and Dresses cat and made to order. 45 ApfH l6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
PUBLIC AUCTION.

DY order of the Hon. Court of Probate lSF'
 D the District of Litchfeld. will be sold at Public Auction. on Monday the 27th of April. 1f Ool Jresi0usIy diarosed n af pFIsgte sale,s all the personaiptoperty of the late SoLoMoN sroEE, drerassd, trxcept household fnrni---. uf various kinds of Househnld Furniture, Far- ming Utensils. Ssc. :. one Bed,sa JVaEg6n. a Cart, n Sleigh, and many other articles Of value. Sals io he holden as the late residence or the dpcessed--to confluence at 10 o'clock in the forrnoon. Farms made known at the time and place of sale. -
 CHESTER C. GnsLEE, Ereeusor.
 Liichfeld, April IS. 1883. 4y
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
MEDICAL MEETING.

 Al meeting ef the Li,chAeid. County Mc6ieal So. cie,y AnriI 9i. 1835-SThe President Dr. l.. TiekmDr being ai,sess, Dr. J. C. Hatch ,ook the chars and Dr. ]. q. Bsrkwi.h was appointed elrtk.
 Drs. Horace K. Beach and Wells Dcardsley were ssdmuted Meshi,ers of the S"ciesy.
 Joisasna C. Hatch, ~. D., 4.G. Btckwiih. M. D {. R. B. N"r'h, M. D., Manly Peters. VI. D, Charles Vail M D., were elected Fellows Of the Connsciieui Medical ssscieay.
 DE. Q. D. Hsison read disserasioe on she prop esaies and sse sf astmony. ~ i . Esnslus Eswin was recommended tcr gFatnitons lee. tuFrs .; Yaip College.
 Drs. Vail, Dowas, Wehb. aad North were appoini. cd diss@rsasors @ she next AaH.sl Meeting.
 Ds. NsTmaa Lymss read . dissertation os Typhns Fever. a s
 Vassd shas the shaaks sf the Society he seadsred ss ss. Lymas nsa sdssa inr sAer ale dsSessasiDas. fsg the eaasaiag year:
 Jahssoa c. fsaseh, M. Q. Psssideai.
 Remes M. Fswl-s. c. p.. Vlee-rseAldens.
 ,. c. BsekWigh. M. D. Cler&. eFk AmsS, !. C. DEcKwlTH, cIsrA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
THE TOWN MEETING

THE TOWN MEETING
 nF the town of Lirrhfirld stands adjourn O ed to Morday next, the goth of April, at one o'clnck F. M. As the Town Tax is then to be laid. and the subject of the Town Poor may come up, . punctual attendance is desir- able. By order ofthe Select, men.
 Lifch field, April i5. 1885 tto
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

The Times, in order pr"bably ,o lrsa"p the whia majority in this l5,h) disric has placed the for Senator in our good town of Harwinon in the wrong columns. Thus. gives for Rockwell only 68 votes, aad for Marsh l50-whereas the reverse should have been the fact, making difference in the district of l64 votes!
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
Litchfeld Female Seminary.

Eitchfield Female Seminary, MISS MARY A. SWIFT, PRINCIPAL. in1HIS institution. located in the pheasant l and healthy vilagr of L4iichfeld, Con- is under the instruction of cx xperienced teachers and assistants. The French. Music and Draw ing departments conducted by Mad'lle Eveli- na E. Gimhrede.
 TERMS or TUITION PER QUARTER. Highest department of English studies. S5 S7 Second q 45T
 Latin and Greek, { %
 French, % Drawing, 5 % Music, 10 co
 The academical year is divided into two terms 0f g2 weeks each. closing with public examinatiOn Of k,ur weeks. The Summer term commences or Wednesday May i5h.
 Board may he obtained wiil1 either of the teachers and ia othSr respectable families at S2 per week. The young ladies win be un- der the constant supervisiOn of tho teachers, and great attention will he devoted to Their moral. physical and intellectual Improvement. Those desir"ns of obtaining correct knowl-' edge Of the French language have an Opport0- nity of lmarding in the family with the teach. CT of that department. where this is the spO- ken language, and an hour is devofpd each evening to improvement in consetsation and pronunciation, presenting greSt facility to its correct and rapid acquisition.
 The .isachera will in lheir saycral depart ments usr their most assidn0us endeav0rs that the high character which the Litchfsid Fe. male Seminary has hitherto sustained shall con,iau. sobe foliy supported.
 Liickfeld. April16. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
NOTICE.

. "a fet = q S E THE Judge of the Court of Probate for l the District of Waterbury has liznlted and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estaie Of
 SARAH GOODSEtL, late of WatertOwn, deceased. represedted in. solvent. in which to exhibit their claims there tO and has appointed Elisha s. Aberneshy, Cyrus B. Manville. and Ebenezcr Bates, Esqrs. Commissioners lo receive and exam. inc said claims. JoRL HINMAN, Jwdge. The subscribers give notice that they shall, meet af the house Of James Bishop. in said Watsriown. on the ed Monday of May. and m the lst MbIdsyin October next. ct 2 o's clOek. ih the afiernOOn on each of said days. of said appointments.
 F. s. AsERErTRy.
 EBErEzER BATEs. Com'sG ( CyRus B. MANyiLLR,
 Waterio,sn, Aprii {, less. x i.. s4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

1Vhig victovy as PartiaRd.-VWe are Rlad Io lad tha, ali is not tad nes llas corses from ahe eaais Poor old C"nneeiicni is gyen the bHelings of animal having returned her wallOwing; bsi little further ta-,, they do more wOrhk Gar the good city OF Portland has not only elected her Whig mayor Iy officer. fI ss says the Advertiser, victory such ss we never wO1 before.--N. r. COar. MARRIED.
 iW SHiirid Rev. Henry RobinsOn to Mrs. Nlary c. Judd, tlaMghier of Rev. Ebenezer Cav
 ln Bark hamsied, Mr. HenEy Griawold, Uf fEarlland, to Mise Clarissa Bragg.
 DIED.
 In Ihis village. the l2s inst, of co1sumption. which terminated his life aiier five weeks aickmea Pen6eld, only 0t Mr. Samuel P. BOlies Rged IO6r years.
 ln Stamford, Hoo. James Sievens, aged 67. In Ellington, Widow Rebecra Clark, aged "A In Suffield, Deacon Leonard ). King, aged Al.
 tN Wethersfeld Mrs. Anna B. Willard. aged p, wife oC Mr. John F. Willard: Miss Julia B. Chester, daughter Of Stephen Chester, EsG, aged 25; Mr. Wait Dickinson, aged 8.
 In West IIarilanh. Nlr. Daniel Matlorks. aged 70. l., B+'!in Miss Emily Hart, aged 30; Hon. Sam ne' Hart, aged "A.
 !" Gra"'y. Mrs. Abigail, wife of Mir. Eaton Phelps, aged g. Al Salem Bridge Deacon Josal, Hun,0g.oo, 8s. ln New Haven, Mir. Samuel E. Brown, aged 24; Mr. J"seph Bradley, aget 29. s.sss
 In TnrriHgi"N. on the 7,h inst. Miss Candaee Loom- is, aged 27, daughter of Mr. Solomon Loomis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
THE SENATE.

The following gentlemen were elected to the &c., .ss .. the late election from shsir respective dis
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
NOTICE.

T SMITHS OFFICE is for the present
 1 at his dwelling house (the late mansion house of Gov. WolcOttT lower end of Snuth- Street. 45 EIifcltfeld. April l6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

Wanted in exchange for Boots and Shoes old Wrought Iron Scraps and old Cast lron, such as broken hollow ware. stoves of any kind of.small castings, far which me dollar per hundred will bs paid if delivered at my shop. WEED g. SPOONER. "
 Litchfeid, April g. 1855. 6ua48
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

We understand that one of inc new members of Congress, elected from Conneciicai, is Fa1ny Wright mau. Ely Moore has conpany now ;-Noah.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
'OIes 'ha. we have been enabled to collect.

Total number of votes, tl'esides sca,,eriag)
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

f-
 At the Store df
 April I6. J. e. BECKWITH. AsVOICE FROM THE SHO2N6AxBReS SHOP.
 F1 HisR,.Aam,, IRA, X. WEED s,E .,..:....a., w.aIdia- aud the public generally, that
 he has Femoyed from his old stand tUI the Bacon YeIgosO House. so called, a- bout half mile north Of the Court House, and has entered int0 cOpartnership with Ex- HANAN SP0oSEK. under the firm of
 Weed q SpOomer, tn the business or manufacturing BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds, sewed or begged. which they will warranii0 be,as good and in n good style aa can he obtained elsewhere; and as they intend tO manufacture particularly for customers, they hope hy puncfuality in iheir business to gain share Of the public patFCn- age. Great care sball be taken fo select good Stock, ,aind to put it together in manner that shall give good satisfaction to all who may Ga vor them with their custom.
 Those wishing to find stock may have that privilege. and they may rest assured that it shall be cut out saSingly.
 1S Boots and Shoes of all kinds, sewed or pegg.d, repaired in the best manner and at short notice.
 q" Most kinds of produce taken in .pay- ment for work. HIRAM WEED. . AY TNu HAA YWNuA W
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

At the County Court for this county, held las, week James Ock man, of Sharon. a colored man, was in dic,ed for adultery, found g"ly and sentenced to h' State Prison tor two years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

We have received commun nicaOn from Kent with the signawre of" IT. bu, can perceive geod be attained by is publication, decn inserting it. The elec,o" has passed; sud with i, should pass those em,,ered feelings enRendered by the
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
II 1O NaRtP. V0lIV WbFWUe
 ANDREW JACKSON. The Rev. James Gwin. Nashville. Teas.

What Geassai Jaeksea's fSisRds may knee. respeea. ing he hssiae earpially a,ained from aa nrsSsr. eaee wish fks sIsesius Esaciss" his opp"neeIs Aia
 asd haze IosR ssuxka, they had asndsei esiPnee aS his having alssaissd from it a his 0wa ease
 asd p9vs is GarrsrAias he eva iasseas whea eaa. Si3ae kss ales. The Wssl kaswa sf sse essFss. psailesee wish kreps. member of the Peaassivsais legslAsrs. in esssying which, letter written bg thaf legislature should aainaao him oe seeond heas was fsmRes bv ki~ssiE othss iSs'saeeV night bs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-15
MORE DRY GOODS.

w T. HARPER has just received, from the
w North, further supply of rs bales and
packages Of seasonable Dry Goods, which he
will sell unusually low, wholesale and retail:
Super and common Cloths of every color
Woollen and Cotton Flannels
Cd, 1914, ia Rose Blankets,
Point and heavy Duffill do
Cassinetts, some very low priced
Linseys plain and striped
Merinos, French and English, very cheap
Scarlet English do
Alarge quantity Crcassians and Bombazets
Black and Colored Worsted Hose and J
Hose
Woollen, Buck, Beaver, Kid and other
Gloves
Woollen Comforts
Silk and Cotton HdkfS
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Calicoes some very handsome
Plain Crimson Merino Calico
Silk Swansdown and other Vestngs
Several pieces Matteoni's best black Italian
Silk
Cord Gros de Naples figured and plain
Black, white and cold Italian Grapes and
Grape Lisse
White Silk Hose and half Hose, plain and
rbb'd
Ladies white embroidered Kid Gloves
Fancy Hdkfs. and fancy Beltings
Cambria Edging and Inserting, very hand
some
Thread Edgings
Irish Linen and Lawns and Irish Sheeting
Linen Table Cloths
Buraps and other Linens
Cotton Oznaburgs
ga A "a brown and bleached Domestcs.
Furniture and other Colored do
Ticks, heavy
Apron Checks fine and low priced
With great variety of other Goods for sale
cheap. dec %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-15
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, -,
ALEXANDRIA County, Sct
Circuit Court U. iStates.-OcroBER Term. 1894.
Barbara Hellrige & Cathe-)
rine Minatre, Complain
ants,
Jacob c. Hellrigle & Thorn
son +. Mason, Defendants
YNHE defendant, Jacob c. Hellrigle, not hay.
Il ing entered his appearance to this suit and
given security according to the statute and lie
rules of this Court, and it appearing to the ca.
tisfaction Of the Court that he is not an inhabt.
ant of the District Of Columbia; on the motion
OF the complainants, by their counsel, il is or.
dered, that he appear here. on or before the
first day of the next May Term of this Court,
and answer the compainants' bill, and give se.
curity for performing the DEGREES of the Court:
and that the resident defendant, Thomson r.
Mason, do not pay, convey away, or secrete.
the debts by him owing to, or the money. ord.
perry, or effects, in his hands, belonging to. me
said absent defendant until the further order
and decree Of the Court: and that copy of this
order be forthwith published for two months
successfully, in the Alexandria Gazette, and
another copy posted at the front door of the
Court House of said County.
Test: EDM. I. LEE C. g.
nov 26-2m