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The ENUURER * Published twice week, generally, and
three week during tho the
Price, the herctcr Five a,ars per adj
vance Notes CT chnr"ryi ecay hanks (oniy will bc
crisei ia payment The htors will the remit
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will
Elinfs, ritil all arreasascs haze been paid
D Whoever viii the Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth staiis.
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DRUGs, PaLNTs, SC.

AtHARLES E. MILLER, informs his friends that he
~ has just opened an Apothecary Store, the stand
formerly occupied as srcl by MIR Goddard, one door
above the Mansion House, Main Street, Richmond. He
will keep supply of Drugs, Chemicals Paints, Oils,
Dyestuifs and Glass and in few expects have
an assortment of Surgical Instruments the best man
niactue Orders from country Merchants and Physicians
are respectfully solicited
July IL. 2l-1aof
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NOTICE TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.--The To.
- bacco Planters who send their tobacco TO US for
SALE by tho way of the Petersburg Raroad or by any
other conveyance to Petersburg, hereby informed
that Messrs A. IL B. &. Wherry of tut place. are our
agents who will receive and pay the customary charges
usually incurred to Petersburg, and will without delay
forward the tobacco Ia us, after they receive it,
Ii will not therefore be necessary for the Planters to
follow their Tobacco down the Roanoke River as many
do and thence TO Petersburg their dropping line to
agents when the tobacco is off, would often save
them much time and unnecessary expense.
juno 30 T16-6n T.. d r.. CWATIINEY
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YEHO William Woodson and Tarlton Woodson Exc
III cutors of Charles Wocdson, deceased, German
Booker and Ann his wife, William Miller and Lucy his
wife, Edward Scruggs, Guardian and Attorney for Hem
ry w Miller, Fcnton Miller, Thomas Miller Heath J
Miller and William Miller, William No.dson, Guar
dian of John NJ Woodson and Mary Woodson:-Tnke
notice, that shall, Monday The Sd day of August
next, at The Tavern called A1adurce Chlicothe and
State of Ohio, between the hours of o'clock in the
take the affidavit or deposition of Benianin Harris and
others, to he read evidence suit now depending
and undetermined, in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, for Cumberland county, Va in which
you defendants and am plaintiff and should any
cause exist why the afdnvis dcposilions should not
be taken the day and place above named shall
tnuc from day day at the place until they are
taken. Yours, &c, DRURY WOODSON.
June 30. 16AwIw
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N AND FOR SALE--A Tract Of Land known ne
Ia The Cottage, containing ono thonsanS acres sill.
aicd on faylors creek in the county Of Hanover and
distant twenty-five miles from the city Of Richmond is
offered 10y Tie subscriber, at private sale until Monday
The 9th day Of October next This land is situated in
very healthy and desirable ncighborhood and has upon
II dwelling house, IN good repair containing four rooms
together with all the necessary out-houscs 90 Mon.
day the 9th day Of October next IL not previously sold
this land viii BE- put uP at auction together with the
iasniug uensilsihc crops Of oats, and fodder
and the stock Of cotc, sheep and hogs
My ovcrseer viii show the land and make known The
lcrus to any person who may brdcerous to purchase
RICHARD CARY AMBIER
June 10. I2-wU
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EXAMINERS BANK OF VIRGlNlA.-The Prcsi-
n dent and Directors have declared Dividend of
three per cent the Capital Stock, for the last six
months which will be paid to the Stockholders the
18th instant. WM. NEKERYIS Cashier.
July T. IS-1t
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SALE OF LOTS IN FARMviLLE.-On Thurs
~ day, the Seth day of Juy 1885, will be sold at
ton, IN the Town of Fnrmvc, IL halfa acre Lors and
fractional Lors being addition 10 the present plan
OF said Town, the west side thereof Twelve months
credit will be given the purchaser giving lien upon the
Lots and good and satisfactory personal security Tor the
purchase money.
JAMES MADISON
MOSES TREDWAY Trustees acting
ABRAHAM Il. VENABf.E, Snndor the act II
GEoRGE II: MOTLEY, dc .2ssen'tiy.
JAMES VI. JACKSON.
May 30 ids
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FHNRUSr SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Agrecably
ID to the provisions of deed Of trust, executed by
William Hatcher 70 lie subscriber bearing date the first
day of August, lS27 and duly recorded the Clerk
Office of Chesterfield County Court, for certain purposes
in the said deed expressed the undersigned trustee
will proceed to sell ON Monday the 18th day of August
next at the Half Way House at public auction to the
highest bidders for ready money, all that parcel
OF land lying and bring in the county Of Chesterfield
pike road containing by estimation four hundred acres
be the same more or less bounded by the of rchcr
Hatcher, deed, Peter +. Edwards, deed, and George
Cox, being the tract commonly called Moody's
believe the title to the above land to DC rood: but
acting as trustee shall convey only such title as vest
ed IN me by the deed of trust aforesaid The sale will
commence at IL o'clock.
CHARLES T. WOODsON, Trustee.
July ID. 26-lols
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81 Nile OF bOIS-fia1kcsri{e Hrqinia. -,Thc sub
- scribcr vii sell 10 the highest bidder on Friday The
2lth DAY 81 July next from ten to fifteen unnpTovcd
lots. in and adjoining the town Of Clarkcsge comisjn
ing from half acre 20 two each Persons disposed
TO settle in iourishlng town. with increasing tobacco
olatt may do we'll - attend the sale The above lots
VIII ce sold on credit Of Twelve months the pngo hase
giving bond With approved security
Juno 30 fI6-wiwl CLARK ROYSTER.
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&W ESSRS. Gm III. RanSoHc, J0tn G0rreu, D0oLer
1fA Hoodson, Miller WoodsOR md Henyy Coleman. IT,
fake notice, that shall, by my Attorney, move tho
HONORABLE Judge of the Circuit superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Cumberland, the
day OF the next term OF his said Court be holden for
said county for Judgment and award of execution rans
you, and each Of you, for the of hundred and
four dollars and fifty cents with damages according to
law; which administrator OF Peter r. Phillips dec
late sheriff oftc county of Cumberland have been com
PEELED to pay, Judgment recovered in the said Court
against the said Peter T. Phillips in his life time by
the Governor Virginia, suing for the benefit of John
Noble, for money received By the said William Henry
Ransone, as deputy of the said Peter T. Phillips and
which he, the said Ransone, was bound pay over hut
which he altogether neglected and refused 10 do
IlEZ. FORD administrator
Of Pefer r. Phillips. dcc'd.
B.-You, the above -named John Garrett Booker
Woodson, Miller Woodson, and Henry Coleman ir
were the securities with Gnus G. Willard dec. of the
said Ronsone, to the said Phillips.
Juy3. 17-w1w
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HNOR SALE-1he JUgrRxA Tract of Land OlIe late
a residence Of Elizabeth w. Dcane dcccascd1 lyino
in the county Of Cumberland within mile Of the
town Of Ca Ira Ornm which there is good navipa-
lion at all seasons Of the year TO Richmond containing
FIVE hundred aud fry sixty acres is believed few
highland Farms in Middle Virginia not extensive
possess greater advantages tiian dis TO tie agricn
iufst, IL holds high prospects Of reward for his indus
tryto tho wealthy gentlemen Of the lower country
pleasant rcircatin summer surrounded by many agrcca
bic and intelligent neigbbors Mr. Henry PAGE. who
resides tc premises will take pleasure in showing
the land to those DESTROYS Of purchasing.
For terms Of sale apply to The subscrbcrn Richmond
or 10 Alr Maurice l.. iIObson Of Cumberland
TDOs. J. DEANE, administrator.
Richmond Juno 26 15-ts
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CHARLES r. wooDsoN. Trustee
July ~. 2O-IDt.

HNARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.-T6e
~ subscriber offers for sale the farm which size now
resides, lying The Brook Run, about five miles from
the city OF Richmond and containing by recent sur
yey three hundred and forty acres hundred and five
OF which low grounds, capable Of producing good
crops particularly hay Several beds Of mari have been
found on the land and there is doubt but that there is
an abundance TO enrich tie whole farm The improve.
mens consist of an excellent dwelling ouse, lately
paired, good negro quarters new frame stable and a
vel OF delightful water in The yard. The situation is
believed to be as healthy any below the mountains
Any person wishing 10 the land, will be shown it
by the overecr and the terms made known on applca.
ton to MIR Ro. b. Criugan, at the IT, S Bank Rich.
mond. NJ. A. WILLIAMS, E1tri1
# J. q. Wiuidms, dced.
Henrico, July H. 00--Ct
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Mcssrs UUiian H. Ransone John Garrett Boolcr Hood
SON. Miller VOodsOR, and Htnry Coieman. jr.
TENAKE NOTICE, that shall, by my Attorney move
" the Honorable Judge Of the Circuit Superior Court
flaw and Chanccry, for the county of Cumberland on
the LIST day Of the next Term Of his said Court to be
holden for said county for judgment and award Of Exc
cuton against you and each of YOU for the of ono
hundred and nnetyfy dollars and ninetyninc cents
with damages according TO law; which as adninstra
Tor of Peter T. Phillips decd late Sheriff of tic county
OF Cumberland aforesaid have been compelled 10 pas m
judgment recovered against administrator fore
said by the Governor of Virginia suing for the benefit
of Robert r. Glenn q Co.. ia the said Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for money received bv the
said William II Ransonc, thc Deputy of said Peter
T. Phillips, and which lac ought TO have paid over but
which lac altogether refused to do.
IIEZ FORD, administrator
IF Petcr r.. Phijibs, dec'd.
N. b. The said John Garrett Booker Woodson Mil.
Ter Woodson, and Henry Coleman IT, we're iant secnri-
ties with Gaus G. Willard, deceased Of said WIN.
II Ransone.
July 3. I7-w4w
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III AND AND MILLS FOR SALE.-.fibemaylc Land
n for sa}eihe subscriber wishes sell her plapta.
ton on Ivy Greek Eve miles from Charlottesville and
four from the University containing thousand acres
About ono third Of the land is unccarcd, and first tate
tobacco andtbe balance is fine wheat land and in
high state Of improvcment--Also Mill OF Ivy Creek
a never falling stream with good Of CUSTOM
There are three pair Of in tie MILL the dam per.
manent, &c. &c The mill will be sold separate from
the land Persons Wishing 70 tie above property
VIII be shown il by Mr.. Wm Glmer or David Maupn
living on the place Communications on the subject
will be attended TO- IL addressed TO
Charlottesville, March - LUCY MINOR
The above property viii be offered at public sale on
The premises, on Tuesday ia August terms Of one
third in cash. and the balance three equal annual pay
Inents.
viii also offer az sale at the time and place 50
or 40 Negroes, (of al agcs for cash; or the purchaser
At his option, giving his bond, with good security paya
bic IN ~ months and bearing interest from The date
Also, on credit Of ~ months, crop Of Hay and
Oats the farming Utensils al the Stock Horses Oxen
Hogs Sheep, &c. Bonds, With approved security will be
required for all sums overtweny dollars and for all under
twenty, cash LUCY MINOR
July = 15--fda
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NMT FARM FOR SALE will
Wv sell my Farm, lying in the county Of Westmore-
land, on the Potomac River, called King Copsico. and
continuing nearly 500 This is one Of the most
productive farms Of its size in the Northern Nccklics
remarkably well, and is well tn.bcred There are on
this Farm, house, barn and other neces
sary out housesPersons wishing to purchase will di.
rect their letters to the Subscfbef at Mansfield near
Fredericksburg. WIN. BERNARD
June =. S-i6t
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N y Court, 10Th May, 1886
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife formerly Eli
zabcth Ellis, Plaintiffs
against
William Gray, late Sheriff of Goochland county and
as such, Administrator of Absalom Ellis, dec d. and
Leroy Ellis, John Ellis and Charity his wife, Joseph
Watkins and Jerusha his wife, formerly Jerusha Ellis
Rebecca Mallory, formerly Rcbecea Ellis Joshua Ellis
Hercules Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the children OF
Eleazar Ellis dec d distributes of the said Absslom
Ellis, deed, Mary Ellis widow of Absllom Ellis dec d.
James u. Ferguson, late Sheriff of Goochland county
and as such, administrator dc Jonis of Elizabeth
Walker, dec d., and Rebccca Mallory, Defendants
On the motion of the plaintiffs, BY counsel William
Ellis or his heirs Jacob Ellis his heirs David Ellis or
his heirs, David Johnson and - his wife or their
heirs, - Attkisson and - his wife, their heirs
John Ellis or bis heirs, Clarke and - his wife or
their heirs, and the heirs of Mary Powell dec d. are
made parties defendants, TO this suit and they
ing entered their appcaranceand given security accord
ing 10 the Act OF Asscnblysand the Rules of this Court
and it appearing to te Court, that they nhabit.
ants of this ConnronVea 1t is ordered that they do
appear hc-e the first da of Sep,c..bc. Court next
and answer the pain@s bill; and tlat copy Of this
order be forwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the City of Richmond for two months successiyely and
posted at the front door Of the Court house this county
A Copy. Teste, MAR. w. MILLER, D. c. c. c.
July H. 2l-wSw =
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EUOTSPUR, Tic Sire of Mazeppa. will stand the en-.
b y suing seaoon az st Ieger (Mr. John Hctl'sl
~ the county Of Chesterfield - miles from Petersburg
- miles from Richmond and miles south of the Cor.
Pits. Particulars will be given hereafter
Dec. g [70-tl JOHN 70. CHRISTIAN.
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July 10

kSNOWDEN FOR SALE.-For sale, the Tract of
- Land called Snowden, in the county of Goochund
ON which Mrs. Nancy Harris lives, lying on James
River and adjoining Goochland Courthouse. In this
Tract there are, according toa survey made few days
since nine hundred and acres, of which hun
bred and forty nine and half River and thir-
ty Creek low grounds, and hundred and Sc
twenty-five woodland. Any person wishing to pur-
chase WILL of course examine the land but for its qua
lily well as for of sale reference may be had to
Mrssrs. Richard Sampson, of Goochland, and William
Fnnic of Powhatan, or to myself
July 3. ll7-tf1 GEORGE w HARRIS
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L. n. GOijDlN, administrator,
Ipih the nh ANNEXED, Of Hugh Darts, decd
n. b. With the view to save gentlemen the trouble
OF calling than once, will be and rcnlai,%s my
hce I'm connection With carpenters shop) during the
sr, iincd any, when expect 10 be agreeably employ
cd. A. q.
July 10. l9-tf
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ENOR SALE-.flbemarie Land, near tie Jnirersifg of
a. Virginia.-The Western boundary of this Land adj
joins the town of Charlottesville, and extends to the
RIyanna River, where there is place of dcposte
which promises to become of some importance
This land las also excellent mill site on it, where
there is now grist and mill in operation
minute description ofthc land is deemed
ry persons wishing TO purchase will doubt view il
and Judge for themselves. will however say the local
together with the natural advantages of this land
1T among the most desirable situations in the upper
country.
This property Of not previously sold, in which case
notice will be giyen,) will be offered the highest bid
der, the first Monday in August next (cour day in
front of the Courthouse. N. III. LEWIS
| am authorized to say that at the same time and
place, tract of LAND, containing 427 adjoining
Col Randolph David Anderson and Thos Icws be.
longing my brother Charles Lewis, will be offered
sale. N H. H.
June 20. l5-tds
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L unenburss July eth, 1895.

NEW YORK Wholesale (foak Warehouse.-J s.
1V PiERsoS X CO. offer ut their Cloak Warc-rooms
No rs, Cedar street, New York. valuable and extern
svc assortment of Gentlcnens Ladies'. BOYS and
no, SILK, Satin Circassian, Canbrt and Plaid Clouks
made IN The best manner, and adapted to the South
tss l.itiss SS5tittsY and Western markets
Also, continually hand those made in the latest Lon
don and Paris fashions, suited the Fancy and City
trades. Merchants, on visiting New York City, will do
well to call and make early examination of their
ceedingly extensive Slock-hrir establishment being
the only exclusively Cloak Store in the City All ordc
will be forwarded agreeaby to instructions, and with the
utmost despatch
Juyl7 2I-9t-
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dh - REWARD.-Rm away from the subscr
~ CIV beers. on or absut the 2i AIondny i'm MA,

~ - 81
- e1V beers. on about the I'd Monday in May,
our negro man Austin, dS~4t 5 feet inches high
bright complexion. large beard, and black whskers-no
marks rec"llecied Said negro purchased of Mr..
George w. Stanback, of Petersburg, and probably he is
lurking in about that place at this time. All persons
are hereby forcwarncd against harbcuring employing
sad negro in any shape whatever the La
will be rigdy enforced Masters of vessels IRE also Ca
toned against aiiording him any continuance by which
he may get out of the State
The above reward will be paid to any person who will
deliver the said negro to the subscribers, lodge him
any Jail in the State that we gethim again.
WM w BELTS,
T. w. KNIGHT
Lunenburg July 18th 1885 oI-s,
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H1NANNY KEMBLE.-Fanny Kemblc Buffers jour.
q nal is this day receivcdby r. T. SMITH
Also, further supply Of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte rI-ul May &
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YEyRUST SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
"a Agreeably TO the prov isons of deed oil trust
ecuted by Samuel NJ. Bockius, and Mary Ann r. his
wife, TO john q. Williams aud the subscriber, bearing
date the 18th day of March, 1892 and dmy recorded
the Clerk Office of llcnrico county court, for certain
purposes in The said deed pressed, The undersigned,
the surviving trustee viii proceed TO SELL Saturday
the 10th day oi August next, the premises public
auction, the highest bidder FOR ready money all that
tract parcel of land with the nppur;cnances in the
county of Hcnrco called Malvern Hills, lying Tlr-
key Island Creek, adjoining the lands belonging 10 John
T. Bur,on at the time of the execution said deed,
formerly owned by WIN. Dandrdge) and Others ac-
cordng to the we'll known and ancient boundaries there
of, and containing eight hundred and fifty acres be
the less
believe the title to the above land 20 be good--but
acting the surviving trustee shat, convey only such
title is vested in by virtue OF the deed of trust
aforesaid The sale will commence at twelve o'clock.
LOFTIN N. ELLETT,
Richmond, June 30. [l6-tdsl SURFING TRUSTEE.
YENO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-The sub.
81 scribcr takes this means of reminding all those gen
temcn whose notes or purchases at the sale of the late
Major Hugh Davs) Will be due and payable OH the 18th
july inst that punctuaity in their payment releases
them from interest for eight months He would here
remark that having right to remit the interest after
has accrued he hopes they will avail themselves of their
prvilcgeTo all other persons indebted 10 the said es
tate he must say should they not forward and pay
their respective dues before the day above named
or satisfactorily adjust the same that Immediately there
after they ill be pat in suit. All persons holding
claims oil any kind against his testaor will present them
delay properly for yncnt resolv-
ed as lac is upon speedy close of his adnnis ration
Let him request, that il may be without unncccs-
sary cost to the debtors.
CODDIN 9J,,;n;s,ro,or
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.Innc %.

81 N CHANCERY-VIRGiNIA. Il Court held for
a Prince Edward County, May the 18th, 1885:
Henry Tucker Daniel M. Tucker and Rcbccca Tuck.
or, .......................... plaintiffs
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NR iLLEfS, BlLLETS.-l wish 10 purc.asc deli
u verable at the Pcnitcnary, between forty and ff
ty thousand flour barrel bicts For twenty thousand
delivered Immediately, say by The lst Of July, fnext
month"; will pay Si7 per thousand.
THOS G.. MONCURE.
June 10. tl2- GIN. Igcnt PcRieafiary.
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Nv EW LINZ OF POST COACIIE3 nam mn.
9 mind 10 ChariofesyWc-ip fine sigie 6nd triff lie
requisite spced md comfort Fac reduced 20 s. only
instead Of - 80, the present For seats or infor
nation, apply at the Bell Tavern in Richmond and Col
Wards Hotel, in Charlottesville DAYS Of departure
from Richmond and Charlottesville Sundays Wcdncs.
days and Fridays. WN SMITH
July H. % ~
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THNIIE copalnefship o. 10vlor & GarIoad Is Ills dix
n dissolved by mutual cons,nt Eitiefof the t,ndes
signed is authorized TO sign the namc Of the firm in
hquldation Persons wishing TO settle their accounts
will find The books At The Counting house Of Jaqucljn
Taylor a. Co. ALEXANDER 4. TAYLOR
July !. THOMAS GARLAND.
THNIE subscribers have this day entered into co.par
~ ncrslip, under the firm Of Jcgueija Jayiar g. Gu
They will coninuc The Dry Goods busnessin The bouao
heretofore occupied by J. r Taylor
JAQUEIfN p TAYLOR
ALEXANDER j. TAYLOR.
July !, 1895. rs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

IcOuld mentiOn many other circumstances, but these, I am sure, will carry conviction to your mind that the man committed the des- Perate act of yesterday, under the influence of mental derangement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

St0cery in Kentucky resolution to. submit to the people the call Of . eUAventiCn to amend the consultation of Kentucky, 60 as tn introduce the gradual abolition of SlaFevy. was lOst in the Senate, 10 to 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

Serious Fie.-The large stables belonging to Samuel Johnson. in Medford. Mas. were entirely destreyrd by Ere on Saturday, nighe last. and sirteen horses perishrd in tho flames. L"ss about 5000. A man has been taken into custody upon the suspiciDn of his being the inccndiary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

An Albaoy Regency Justice of the Peace, Horatio Merchans. Esq. lately married m Irisl. girl to fnlI hl"odcd negro. The mob, 1t seems, took the matter in hand, and biacken- ed his face.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

Ho'o to get q bargain.- Pretend on enteriur. shop. that you have already purchased and are afraid you have been cheated. Fifty to one the shOpkeeper tries to convince you of me fact, ny offering his own goods at half price.-Buy them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

IHe Case cf Richard La,U7rnee.-It is now apparent that the partisans of MT. Van Buren intend tN make the most Of this unfortunate man. Desirous to form an opinion for our selves. we yesterday called at the, jail. for the purpose of fseeing and conversing with him. We ascertained that orders had been given that the guards should be doubled, that their muskets should he loaded. and that all inter. course with the prisoner was forbidden.
 Denied access to the prisoner himself, we applied to his relations and acquaintances, and learn that he is the son of English parents, who emigratcd to this city when he was ch:ld; that he was apprenticed to painter (whO is DOW practising as leech doctor) in this city, and who was examined as witness on the trial; thsthe was remarkably indau-