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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12

Majority against ministers, 80
Great exeftons are in progress out of DOORS to pre-
vent tile retirement of Sir r. Peel from Office by adj
dresses both to the King and Minister'S deprccatng the
position in which the Church Of h land placed by the
late resolution in the House of Commons and settin
forth the Importance of having such his majesty
present ministers at the head of ailars.-HerQid.
DcathCt Prince HuguStuS Of Poyt8gai.
The English papers OF the 9th A prl which we have
just received contain the following important ntcll-
gencc
FRINGE Augustus Charles Eugene Napoleon de Leuch-
tehbcrg consort OF the Queen of Portugal died sudden
" on the 18th March
The son Of Eugene Beauharnos fell under an attack
quinsey in all tie vigOur Of youtlfve days before
the grace and agility which he displayed when accompa
nyng his young queen TO horse race, the subject
Of general admiration.
This unfortunate event came like a clap ofthund,r on
the Portuguese nation who already felt sincere at
tachment To te young Prince who haddcvocd his heart
and his life to the new country which had adopted him
for two months past
part Of the people refuse give crcdence 70 so sud
den death aud many persons seem TO give faith
picons of poison.
The Queen is sincerely pitcd, who al sixteen years
Of age finds herself The widow Of whom she had
selected as her husband in spite Of the difficulties thrown
IN tie way Of her union by foreign courts
Portugal Is still quiet but this event may SOW the
seeds Of internal discussions. The dignity of com.
nandcr-in-cicf which had just been conferred the
Duke dc Leuchenburg, las been given to the Duke dc
Ictccia VINO Is very popular among tic military.
LlsBos, March 2l.-l am just informed Of the death
Of Prince Augustus The news is confirmed all is
horror and conscrnaion flo had been indsposed for
some days with throat II is said he died ofquin-
scy hear his body is dreadiuy swollen. Numbers
have thought he poisoned. Al present every one
thinks that IL is / 10 COMPOUNDED / can scarce
hold my pen. The Prince died ut = o'clock r. Nj
There are various reports Of conspiracy discovered ia
Lisbon and one officer Of high rank is said 10 be in
prison. Unless they call ~ some foreign medical men
TO pest 5a0rtcm examination Of the body all the world
will believe him 70 have been poisoned never saw
such horror is visible every face The city is i'm
great state ofcxcencnt. The National Guards i'm par.
ties this morning declare that they will have a change
~ The ministry whom they accuse Of being Miguelcs
and openly accuse Of poisoning the Prince The Cham
bcr Of Deputies sitting, yesterday whilst the Prince
was in The u0onies Of death
NJ. Caryallo privately acquainted tie members with
the circumstance when both sides Of the House. minis
teral aud opposition, pledged themselves to man u
stand By the Queens Government, and support IL 10 the
last extremity against both Mguelites and anarchists
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12

Messrs. MEDARy u MANYPENNY.
p. S.-Wlen the attempt made to arrest the
chainmen, &c some of them ran, and Browns men fir
ed upon them, and they all gave up.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

men by mere @oFEs, aross. snd each blsw Elast q. gaiIpi corp0raORs iR geseEnl aRd this iu one a ar, tcuier. Wightmsa said that poor maa could get no saiisfaetiOR the Courts, (qnile cOnGesson for iRdiridM0Iy 6Ec. Sc. After these appeals 10 1Le grOvelling passions Of Ihe enviOus and ignorant inc charter was revoked! Mr. Church, sensible and in. telge0t Jackson man, becoming disgupled at the prO. ceedings Or the House, rose and gave Perry Sm'h {. sound drubbiDg, and cOnrluded by remarkine ne fol. lows: As for the geDllemaR from Middletown, (fr, Wighi"an) he may expec, that am going to reply to nun but have on:y'O say that had, uniiI the pres
 ent time, supposed him to be Lu,cyer'' Mr. Wight man. alter long pause arose, and with war and ven geanco m his counenance, squeaked out with the ra- pnHy Q! ighin'ng-"Mr. Speaker: l am not in the habit of replying personal aracks-especialv when ,ney proceed from source unworthy of notice .'' Furher comment upon such scenes and such proceed tugs appears needless" ,. ,.-. -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
Drugs and Medicines,
 Paints, Oils, Wines. AEc.
AT WHOLEsALE AND RErAu..

.I G. RECRMe1n.
 OFFERS for sale a complete assoffmens NJ of the above articles in quan,ities to suif the purchaser. on as good terms as theys cam be bought within the state. Cor cash Ov credit. including an assortment of BrOnzes, Gold and Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal and Shel- Lac, Alcohol. Japan and Copai Varnish, Ta- marinds, MaGter. COchineaI. Indigo, Ameri. can and Russian ,Isinglass, Spices, Sal Etaius, Patent Barley and CoeOa. Soda and Seidiitx Powders, Congress Water. Superior and common winter sperm, Castat, pure Linaepd and Sweet OILS. Chlorine, Tooth Washv PrestOn's Salts. BaybeFry TaIlow.
 LARGE. .Ass0RTMENT OF
 PATIENT MEDICZVEG including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swain1's Panacea, Bateman's Drops, WeIci Mesiica- mentum, Thompson's Eye Water, Pills oe various kinds, Sc. &c. sef
 Also, q complete assortment of English G American Paints. among which are White and Red Lead, Whit ing, Chrome Yellow g. Green. Prussian Blue No. and 2. Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra De Sienna, VermiTlion. Lamp Black, &c.
 London Brown Stouf-Po Portcr--old Madei- ra. pure Port, Samos and other VTNES.-- Pure Cogniac Brandy. HollanI Gin, West- India Rum, Be-. as medicines.
 Physicians. Matters, Painters. Ssc. supplied on as good terms as they ean purchase the, same qpalities in New-Y0rk. ! Litchfefd, June a5.g tfs
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
lTEMS--sELrerEp.

Rot,er, J. Walker, Esq. is appointed iy the Gov. ernor of Missssipp, the seat iD tue Senate o the United States, left vacant by the expira,ion of the term of George Poindexter. .-5, ,f., f,.. glav E Rhoae lsiaad.--It is stated in the Boston papers that Mr. Knight may resign his office as Senator in Congress in favor of Mir. Barges This is very deli. cate movement, and should Wot he adopted but with great caution. Both able and faithfai mea--but parties nearly divided n that State. and se ex. pertinent" may he hazardous. Ifsvery member ofthe Legislature who voted for Governor Kaght consents substitute Mr. Burges, there may be Do danger in resgDaon, but oaIess great una0imiiy lie secsred we should say let well aone-etus us see the ship of state riding safely at anchor before we change the pilot An election for Congress ,skes place in Rhode. Island i" August, which determines ,he fate Of that State. and probably the Union, sl,o6l3 inc presiden- taI question go io,o Congress. We mus. strengthen ourselves for thai conflict, and mi eopafdige single vcie by any new movemeni.-N. r. Esa,.
 The body ofa man, whose clothes were marked "J. Pamer" has been found in the eanal st GJlica-sup- posed Suicide; in his pocket were S7i in notes.
 The correspondent oi i,e Philadeipiia U. s. Ga ze,te writes tha, be Municipal elec.ion in the city ol Washington, took place the iirsi ModzAy in June The interest principally local except in she 2d
 
 Ward. wi,eee the notorious Column. who 6gu,ed SO largely in attempting io implicae Mr.. Poiaeex,er is the design to assassinate GeH Jacksoa was candid ate for reelection Alderman. h was an important poin, with the JacksOa party is shs city as weI as in the imMedais ward sassaia Csmaa, and the great est sGors were therefore made. lt was represented sat to a,ssck COsmaa the Poindexier aais was to attack the President through him. and au ,bs par,y prsudiees were caiied into aesaa 10 defeat ss epuo. silies essdidais, ME. Edward Dyss, she had been ,asssd sa. erolhes hy Gsa. Jackson hseauss hs had the good taste ,o be Whg. But notwithstanding aII ,hslr sxsv,ioas. Mr Dyer wss elected by large ma. Josl.y. colmAs receiving enly ahoui 70, eus sf 900 votes. f7..F n.... at aat fu aHE The haads employed lh the pFlalnR oalaes ef ,ha National 0lshe sad United n.nIes Tel. eHFaph, de Rel st d0wn A ONe kh Amd eal IhaF meals lke basA af hFohsFp. On the eaA,FAFy, Iha, "waF Il" Ike slid sala. sad appear depHaed IS sa, eael elhsL sp. f.w dlys eIMeS, Ihey hA aensVAl melee, which FesBll0d ln hFekea heads AAd hsaAy nabep. Its ply lhpi lhsy wI Ines susS IhOV llHs handS lO IeaF OuI sash elhSgS sysE
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
REMOVALS BY THE LEGISLATURES
 ..H OF 1883, 1884 AND 1885.
Total,

l" these removals he Jackson men vera the az. gressors; iley begaS In l833 and without cause or provoca.ion removed 208. The Whigs in 1884 ra- stored those (203) prescribed officers; besides this number they removed but 75. The Jackson Legisla. lure of this year removed no lees ,au ps hund- red and fueMfy fhree which number is above tha, ol the preceding year by tsro hundred amd torty!! We do not murm"r at this. We state the lac that may he remembered in connection wih the cry proecrilS. ton which was made ring load and loag i,y these consis,en, politicians before the late election. In the above table the removal of Comp,rolief. Governors Secretary, Shrwfe, 0c. are included: they are
 those of Judges aad Justices. The last Legislature removed ffieeH County Court Judges! fhir,y.s;s Pro
 bate JudRra. and four hnndred and serenty.isro Jns
 ces of iIe Peace! "! How shnmeialy have they beli ed their professions !-N. Har<a Pal. Y ft8 fnsf
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
AUCTION.

WILL he sold at public sale, on the 7tIr'
 w day of July, A. D. 1883, af the store, of the subscriber, in South Cornwall. at one o'clock P. M. a variety of Personal Property belonging to the estate of HENRY w. CATLiN, late of said Cornwall, deceased. consisting of Household Furniture, Medical Books, and others of miscellaneous character, and va riety of articles of Clothing. Ssc. Sc. Sold per order of the Court of Probate, e8 >... i ! BENIN c. HOPKINS. Adisie.s.
 Cornsonlk. June 22, 1885. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
,t@f'5q SUPPLEMENT TO
 SSE .lAO2sEIss iss ~ COasUessS.


 SSE slzO2eElbs 62s ~ CO2sCessf. ND USSELL, ODIORNE & co. are ,s,ero,ypnr. LO and will soon publish, in a volume, correspond. ing in sze aad formto that of Six Mouths in Con. vent" the ,s5as e@$ 6fa&aE
 Supplement to Str Months in Conyent.
 confirming the Narrative of RebeccG znevesa Reed, ny the testimony of more than One Hundred Witnes. ses whose siaemens hsve been given 10 the Commit ee-wiih some further explanations of the Narrative by Miss Reed, RDd Exp0siiioD of the system oi CiOister Education, by the Commiiiee ol Publication Also. minute Narrative of the Eiopemen. of Miss Harrison--wih an Appendix.
 "'Tis Education forms the common miad. v v Just as ihe swig is bent, ths trees incliosd."
 More than halt of lhe above work has already gone through ibe presss It's puhiicaiOn has been deayed to wat the promised |" DocumeNiary Esidsnces witch the Lady Superior, and her " Preliminary" to he. answer 'o Mics Reed. pledged themselves produce immediately It a understood that the design s alan. doaed. Shoud it not have been. ihe Commmee ass desroas meet all evidence that caa be pToducsd ,s diseredh the Narrative" They gre also par,ieasFi, desiroas io olnaia copies of the Novices aDd o,he Directories and the genuine Rules 0i Si. Augustine which were in use at che Convent. These documents which would fuily confirm Miss Reed, she friends o | tho Convent withhold from the pal,lie. {, . The publishers ale confident ihai the "SRpplam will he t0und equal R Interesting deinu o lhe oFgna NaFFniive, and that will Sa gfeaty sUpss0F Ma eQuad and eeaviaeag demensiraiisH of the daagers l Ckoisler Edseafion. An equal amasns .af iEeElaa facts. psoois aRd aFgameMt in ral'alAr kssm, hasa probably nevev heeR aalleeied and ArVmmged in as smali spaes. la the whole history of ,hs Catholic esnnevsrsy. The et)sei s Wa,h aud argument. 10 ahuss and lnser,lye. N t'f-- t DosiaR, JHRe IV, lCGo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
DUMFRIESs .r ITCH OINTDE E. MT

TvHE extensivS sale and esa6lisiled gspoiaiioh oe A Dumiries' Itch Ointment. encourages the Propri- public, innocent well as powerful applira- ton for ihe annoying dsease. The most inseierais cases Lave been esred ia one honr by tis eeiaemef Ointment. IL c0niains no mercury, or ether noxiOUs ingredient and may be applied esen 10 ihe younkes, children. Price 37 l-2 cents.
 0 None are genuine nniess signelfoa she oasside printed wrapper hy hesnfe propySefOr. T. KIDDER, For saie at hia Couang Room, over No. 99, Court Street. near Coacer. Hall. Boston. and also by his speeial appoinimens. hy 4st s
 Samuel Baei and J. c. Beckssifh, Liickfeld i;
 E. Coscies. Spafk Farms Damiel Novsom.
 Cana0n yadsoa sf Whiifisssy. N. Preston : !saac s. Wadsanerih. Bsthlsm; Norton St Henderson. Goshsn. Large diseosa, to .hoss wlso Asy to sel agaia
 Jane 1. fNtH# aA S lveAvS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
DIED,
NOTICE,

THE members of the L;tckfeld County ,A Mutual Fire Lnsuronce Company are here. by notified that the annual meeting of said Company will he holden at the County House. in said Litchfeld on Monday the 9th of July next. at o'clock P. M. for the choice of Di- rrctors. for the year ensuing, and io do any other business proper to come before said meeting. sts5 taHa #tt3
 Y SYLVESTER GAlPlN, Serretory,
 June 2S. 1885. '. :" @
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
roa sas RxaUrMEa.

tr Fo8 E8B E%QUtN9S.
 4 PaOPHEr! A pRoPaEF!-.It has been matter of surprise masy that modest young gentleman resi-
 ding in the north par o this county should have as
 SSmed the name Of Prophet by way Oi flourish in the 1 columns Of a eOnlempOEaneOas print The reason
 however iS pain-it s because he bore the same rea
 ton to the 2d Representative from New-MiIfar tn the work Of blood and slaughter Of the last Legislature that certain other Prophet did to the celebrated Black Hawk in wieldisg the scaIpng knife on the north western frontier. The greai cheitan of New. Milford had nothing to do bat give whoop and rou, to some obnOxious indivdua when his airhfu Proph. ct would pOunce upon his victim, and of with his head in IwinkIing of an eye. A civilized and muc, more generous foe would be satisfied with Rainng decisive victory especially when he has pu, mos, oPPODents to the sword; but not hh this modern Prophet who seems to delight in riding rough sl,od over the counly of Li,ch6eld, and rampug the car Ot the slain in the dust. But both Black Hawk and his subaltern the Prophet may be assured that day of reribuon is at ha nd that there is spri, a- broad in the land that will produce mos, decisive movement tn opposOn the tyranny of ,he las, Le. gs!a,ure, and ,ha, will inaict meri,ed chas,i.emnen, up"" the authors ofhese nioerable evils. i will be "o longer question whether the democracy of ci,. field county "is oi hardy growth enough 10 hear aa alus'o" to the last war, the gag law &c bat whether
 ' will 'amely submit to have the constitution y,ia,ed the rights of the people invaded their wishes con,em. "e'i, and their ieelnss trampled under foo,.
 &t StH ,=6a@, y9ae.s AN O.~ERvER.
 GEN. ELISHA STERLlNG.--WiM w. Prophet B, have the goodness to inform ihe public how he came to concur ia removing the distinguished gentleman whose name sands ihe head of this article from the office of Justice of the Peace It is only one sl,or, year since the people of the 17,h Disric, almos by acclana'on elevated Gen. s. to sea, in the Senate "i this State: and believe that he discharged the duties of that responsible station in manner ,ha, was entirely satisfactory to the clec,orsat least we have not heard word Of fcomraint on the subject. We should be glad know wha, evi he hath done to rem der him un6 to be of the magistrates of the and lt is well known that the course of Gen. Sterling as member oflh Senate in 1884, was uausnay iiber. a He had more control the affairs of the l7,h District than any other maa, and single removal was made tn that district for political orinon sake- Waat is more, lie induced the Whigs ,o confer upon the family of the Prophet near half doxen reaponsi, be offices, for which the only return now made is the rlTiFuL ACT of dsmissing him from the office of Justice of the Peace! i lhe Prophet does moi look out he will find hmselii in the condition that an. other Prophet washe @ De rebuked by his oson steed for shomef"i ingyatifade. A.B.
 A a a E.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
7He painful and facilitating complaint of
 n@ EEIH REERS 9.~f4

receives immediate relies and in lunerons instances has been thoroughly c0red by lbe administration of
 Daaafyies' Rensedy for the Isiles.a HHNHIS approved componnd also mitigaees ard te- A moves the symptoms which treqnenly accompany that disorder, and tho danger of the palieni viz Pains in the Lons Headache. Loss of Appe,ile Indigestion, and other marks of debility. sF0t9 "
 relieved Patient writes from distance, Ii Is bat justice 10 yon io inform yQu that have used your Dumfries Remedy fdrths Piles for some time past. and have found it eHiaegtly successfni.'s s.9 ,f H
 The remady is quite innoceR, aDd may be adsnihis- tered to all ages aud both sexes Plain end aple Di. reesions with descriptions or ihs rompiains acoSm. paeyeach package, whieh consiss of fsr0 b0xss enc conlainng an Ointment. and the other sn Elecissry. Price for both articles or 50 cens where but one ia waaied.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY.

TN W1BOLLEB ~ co. have JNal FEeNIss IIe cd, HnA NFe nOw opeulng. al thell uhsv store ln South, Street, so0d assnvlmana af
 GesOeeese@e 9Beo1 GeAo&Naene,
 whleh als hhsrsd nI lhe laweSl rEIess.
 LilsAHslS, JsM co. e
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
MARRTED.

to Miss Hnnnah Fisher. r-sT T - -.
 lO Trnmbnll. Mir. Daniel B. Frisl,ie, of Washiuu: t0n' a2 Miss Sarah M |. Brnsmade, of Trumbull.
 In Danbnry. Mr. Samuel WiImOi, editor Of the Ga. zetIe, !o Miss Beisey HoyI; Mr. James II, Rehee ro Miss Mary Benedict. sT n = a.- t3st1 1.4t DIED, s2#-
 In South Farma, on the 3lh inst. Mfr. Simeon liar. rIson, aged 6 Mrs. S.odaFd relict of ,he late f,pn, Bryant StOddard, aged 9l. '~ S>"''''
 !" Jackson, Miss, OM the Ssh of March last, Mr. Truman Bidwell, aged 38 years, soa of Mr. S,enhen Bidweli Of this town. t
 In Hartford, Mr. Ebenezer Collins Jr. aged 40t
 In Wethersfield, Mics Marin w. Rnlkley, 34.
 In Easr Hartford, Capt. Samuel Williams. aged 37.
 l" Barki'a'nsted, Deacon John Whiting, aged 72 years, a revolutionary lPenaiOner. sfitG F' S
 ]" Ga'awHy, suddenly, widow Hannah Mosher. g9 years months and days, leaving 400 grand children and great grand children '''''e
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
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RARMER AhD aIs soa.e iSoa'-Faiher. what under heaven did the Legisla- ssse make % many Justices thip year Eorg FarMer.--When the pofasoes ere su.aH we alwats put more iA the hill you knOw.--N. F. Htrokd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
NOTlCE.

..sN8F " NV 1NIILe M #@9 \ S1X months from the 2d day of June, A. 0 D. 1885. are limited md allowed by tho Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Sha> ron for the creditors 0f the estate of '. t,zt NATHANIEL EvERTS, V late of Salisbury. deceased, io exhibit their claims to the executors on said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment. hffa sH 5all1
 9at < MooRE CHIrTENDEN, Erec,E- fs
 1ta JosiAHi M. REED, tors. su1
 Salisbury, June 24; l8SS. .sgi#s \, . sS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
1t#f NOTICE A To RHEUMATIC INVALIDS,

s NOTICE t2f 9f s4nl To RHEUMATIC INVALIDS! DERSONS suffering anier Rheumatic Affsc,io43
 are respectfully assured, that they esq obsain of the prDprietnr nn is agents safe and admirahte re. medy for RfiEUMATISM, however obstinate the disa ossisr may be. snd in all its different slages. .Ds.. .Jebb's RhcwnsGtSc LsnINaegst { will afford immediate relief 10 the patient and TiaA sometimes been attended with such extraordinary suc cess as to ihe mos, dis,ressing Rheumasn a 24 hours, eyen when ofyears standing. 9
 This highly yalaAhle lianent is rec eOmme ndet with
 confidence founded the experience of many yeare not only cure for that excrHciasnR disease but as an excellent application for Stfinese of the Jojess Numhness. Sprains, Chlhlains, 6xc.
 (This arrleis considered sy superior to every thing else, and to such virtues that it ie ordered from distant parts fthe connry.) ss |
 An agent recesaly writes ss Riaase sead me a f;sr her supply of Jebl's Linment thc first oporsupi ity
 shall probably sell considerable quantity, as h ia recommended y some af our physicaas very highly although contrary e their rules and regulations e give encouragement ,o such tov paeait medicines''- Bat s most decided psooG of their confidence ia s | invaluable properties. s s l Another ageat ws,es: '.I wish yo.s to forward me some more of Jebb' Lniment which has recomned. ded itself vesy hghly." Price 50 ceass bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25
NOTICE,

RY order of ths Court of Probate for the D District of LitchfeId, will he sold at Put- lie Auction. all the InveDforied Property of
 nHg Door. WM. MARSH. 4
 late of Goshen. deceased, (except the part set to the widow.) on Saturday the 18th day of July next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, af the Datedwelling house of the deceased. aa .uss s,3ssE. -. R. HARRISON. Adm'r.a JCor1ical. Jane 22, 1885. gsApl1 sse S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

literary Emporium, "-This is the higl sou pding title of neatly printed little hebdomadai from New. Haven. the first number of which was issued last week. As the editor publisher i've know not but the same person) expresses wish that shoad notice it, we shall do 90, though it may not be pleasant his ase as he may expect. The paper then, is Of small size, not half 90 large shee printed on good sized type, and afforded at the proessedly cenp rae of one dollar per year. Now let any reader take the pains to compare the of reading matter which it contains with almost any other country paper, and he will find that the Emporium does not contain near half much reading: and yet h is called cheap one dollar this too exclusive o posage-and the postage o" it will be as much iargersleet. In the next place contains several articles of direct puey o self: and this is what a custom we do most hearti- y abomna,e. First i appeals for patronage tO the public n general: next the object of the pubi. cation, and makes appeal because Providence has
 blessed the publisher (Mr.Storer) with "sx dear !iIe pledges of love"-(a strong reason we grant why the public should extend him a fair supportl-next an apology for advertisemen,s-ihen another appeal to the adies-ihen to lhe lilerali-then to all to whom he shall send the first No.-ihen to editors 10 puff him --fnay another appeal to all who shal receive the specimen 10 exert themselves get half dozen sub seril,ess-aad winds of with apology for the mea- greness ofihe 6rsi number. Nov to our miad such multiplicity ofappealsin behalf of such paper or aay other of the character of shis is eontempibie and should be discoe"'enascsd hy she frasersiiy of printers. The puhiisher may for asght we ksow be very fine fellow. and very deserv'ag of support; bu, we venture to say that i he had little modesly
 n pashiag his claims he would be quiie as likely Co succeed A the literary community aeed such puh.
 easion, shsy will no doubt extend to la dse measure of passemesi and ifaes. syssm ef pusEy caa keep t long alive. These VemaFks, we assure the psbsh- or are not slic'ed from any fssliag of .wl towards him-ws haEbor aoHe-bu, ws haze sas6 Flss a1d fall iN Nsw.iiavsH too many of ihsss sphsmssal pablea' lions to sxpse. lhat Ihls wl sx,sad great way la,O 1 the ls,uPs.
 Jared CiFswold, Eaq. lhe WhiR candidate, has beaa elected Mayer oG the city ef BRFisr. Goa, IN place 0f tleasy E. ElsWeVlh, appolNl0a DupeFAlsndcal Of | the Pal6Al 0alOo Al WHshlaalOH.