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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
AFFAIRS IN TIE SOUTH.

Columns, (6Fo) AnP. 81.
We have understood that one thousand erech
Indians have Iltelv consented 10 cuter the scr-
vice of the unned States for twelve months, II
required SO long, and proceed forthwith TO flori-
da.
By the assistance Of these Indians, il Is thought
the Seminole, will be reduced 10 submission much
earlier than they otherwise would be. Captain
J. +. Lane, at present Adto Gen. Jcsup, Is toao-
company the Greeks to FLORIDA their comnian-
der, and will BIZ promoted the office OF Colonel
Nofn outstanding the assistance which we admit
the country may derive from the employment oil
such force, upon such an expedition, aud III pun
suit of such foe still there Is something oblrc-
tiolmbc in their enlistment. We have three oh
iections, to vii frs, it implies hat the country is
incapable OF snbdung the contcnpbe tribe IN
Florida BY the force Of ITS own CITIZENS alone, and
i, therefore compelled 10 call for help from the
savagcs secondly, ii is not good policy 10 let the
Indians know that they are considered better sol
der, iban the whites, IN any SOFT ol an expedition
whatever; thirdly, it * moi morally right dat tins
great country should set one Indian tlbe against
another in nterminablc hostility.
We ought 10 ilgl,t our own battles, without cal
ling f1r help from the Niyages.
Both Greeks aud Scmlnoes, after til" conquest
of the latter, arr 10 be removed To their western
destination, and there the districts allotted for the
future hahitaiion OF each tribe will be in such PROV
unity that perpetual wars between them may well
be anticipated. Garry ont this policy, and t.'rrc
will be no end 10 savage murder aud bloodshed
among themselves.
We hear The contractor, for cmrrallng the
Greeks will carry then all of Immediately, except
the thousand who have volunteered for the Florida
service and their families. These families to
be left in tho Creek nation, and fed by the Co
vcrnmcn,, and taken care Of until the return oil the
warriors from Florida, at which lime all hands
to emigr1to TO the West.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
FBeastis, September Q.
BOTETOuRT SUPERIOR COURT

he fall term OF the Crcut Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, Tor Boletouft county, COM
menccd its session on Thursday last. The frs,
three DAYS oil the term were principally consumed
IN tie tfial OF two very important criminal causes
which attracted considerable public notice. In
The case OF the Commonwealth rs. Blaze, upon an
indictment'for unlawful s,abbing, (Which was the
hrs case iricd) the jury, after retiring for few
minutes. returned verdict of NOT GUILTY. The
other was the case ofthe Commonwealth rs. Brew
er. who was charged with rape. The Jury found
the prisoner aUlLrYs and sscer,ained tho term Of
his i'm 'rlsonmcn' in the Pcni,en,iary to be ten
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
Anpu,t ), IS3b.

August >, loop
As the movements of the |. States Troops in
tins quarter, mi,t be interesting to on friends at
home, | have gwen YOU an outline of our march
into Texas. The Dtauoons left Camp Benton,
near Fort Toason, on the 7ll July, and alieraG,o>t
ftigung march Of 20 DAYS. cncamprd at tins
town on the 9th, distance OF about 300 miles
The roads were IN many places impossible. We
had 10 make raft, aud brd ,es 10 pas, over the Sui
phur Fork, rapid stream in the Indian country
and the Sabine had so overlooked it, banks, tImt
were forced 10 construct loe RATS 10 take over
onr sick aud baggage, and The rest of rs had to
SWIM IT. Officer, AMI mrn were m,nelrd together,
working lor tno days, before could pass over.
We passed through many flbcs OF indians--thc
CaddocS, Shamnccs, ChefokccS, &c. but all
were quiet.
The 7th Infantry uOt here OF u days after Us,
aud rncamped near ns.-What the L. States
troops are doing here, Won, Who are ncarerthc Co
v,rnmrut can best judge II mus, be a bitter pill
Tor MrNlco-Onr arrival hrrc was hauled by the
inhabitants with great rejoicing, firing OF can
non, &c.
Gen. GAINES with the army is cncanpcd on
the Sabine, Is mtlc> from this.
Yesterday "a5 q day ot great rejoicing here.
Gen. IlorsroN arrived in town ON hi, way To the
army. had peep at him tins morning and heard
him dchvcra >peecl--he spoke OF his firm i, ter
mination to drive the Mexican army beyond the
! Colorado into Mc>ico OF perSh--ho spoke like a
hero. His wound is yct bad, and he is yet forced
| 10 walk with cIntchrS aud looks badly.
Every day sin, hive been here from 30 to
10 volunteers pass through their way to Join
the army,-lhree days since, TWO splendid compa.
MES from l. nnsyillr, Ky. were here, 100 men-in
fact, there WAS not day during our march bat
What we mel parties of TO- % or 30 mounted men
on their road To IrNaN. Gen. llurSroN mentinn-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
NV DRLE\Vs, \1,.,D.


MtHprR.= Ahont O'clock ON SUNDAY mornin,
one oI the city guards VI, >hot through the head
on the Lr>ee, When nearly opposite Conti-strcrt,
by one Of party OF individuals, supposed to be-
Ions too steamboat IN the riNer-hr actual muir
deler not hnonn.-lIcs were all unprecedented in
the Ola few hours from tn pcrpetratiun of
the act, and committed 10 prison two men of col
Ut were discovered among the number arrested
ANornrn-Ai noon ON the same day, young
gentleman named BEyN, engaged in the counting
boa>r of Moss. Gl>q1ei, Parish y ca. was
shot IN 81. Peter street by Nh. Giequcl the
ball pcrtoraling tn" heart and passing ont at hi .
slle. II appears tHrrc had been >omc alteration
between the parties, caused hN i previous nsun-
lrls'auIine, winch unhnppilp terminated as de-
Scrhcd. MI G. wa, Admitted to bail in the sum of
$4,000, and uas to be examined Yesterday before
the MAYOR. We have not a,ccrtaiucd The result.
y thrSr caseS, however, will no douh, UNDERGO
impartial judicial invest ,ation, ii i, NOT GU, pro-
vince 10 iure>a public opinion, or prejudice the
mimi, oi the community by the publication of the
many VARYING and contradictory reports spread
abroad respecting them. iRsattiscr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
VOTE. OF GEORGIA

ihe AntI-\ Buren, papers of Georgia sneak
with undoubting confidence of carving the vote
OF that State for Judge White and for ourselves,
we have not the slightest apprehension of differ
ent result. a friend, writing to the Editors of this
paper, under date OF the 20h of Aurust.rcmark,:
Georgia will 90 for White. Though devoted
to Gen. Jackson, she will not be influenced by
hIs dIctation in the choice Of his successor She will
never consent to the election of President WHO
believes that Congress has the right ,under the con-
@H"tion, TO conilseate the private property of c-
Hehs oil the uniled States for so long rs the
people OF the District of Columbia are citizen,
Oh the United States, and slaves are proper.
w. the'r emancipation must be regarded as con.
FsCntion OF pirate property Georgia would
Hieid much to the wishes of the President, but she
VIII not endanger the right of individuals, even 10
crafty the hero OF Two wars
IL Is the doctrine OF the present administrator
mat any principle avowcd by a candidate for the
Presidency Is recognized and ratified by his cleo
non. VIII any saveholdlng State be 50 recrean'
10 hrr interests and TO the principles incucated BY
our fathers, mat tie constitution is pa,amourtt-
re" TO maJorHtes, as to elect Mr. Van Buren,, and
thereby recognize the right Of CONGRESS to IN,
Fseote the property Of citizens ofhis government
he Van Buren, presses cam Georgia as
sale for the Regency candidate; but assure YOU
they are mistaken. The people generally dislike
van, and party-driil cannot influence them to sup
port Inn Few, very few, OF the old Clark party
except those IN Office, those looking for oite'
can be Drought to support the Van Buren, ckel'
hey have an abiding hatred to the Little Mag
t'ah, vino they believe had agency in breaking
uo"h the party some s OF 10 Years ago sinot-ah'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

TEAAS.--We have been fay red will, the
peru sal of two letter, from highly respectable
source, under date OF Nclasco August l3I aud
2oth. They confirm the information received
some days since, OF the Abandonment Of the block
AIDE of Alltamoras,--tor the present, AT least.
The town of Bostrap, On the Colorado river,
was burnt by the Indians, and 200 government
had been despatched to prevent further dcpreda
ion. The Agent sent by the President of the t..
states, inquire INTO the rea tive situation OF Tex
as, previous TO the acknow led cement Of her indie
pendcncc, had arrived in Texas, and had an in.
tcrview with the President Of the Republic, the re-
sui of which was not known.
Several persons had been arrested Oh suspicion
of being engaged in plot for the Liberation of
Santa Ana, mconsequencc of which he had been
put into irons the crew OF the srhr Passaic, +
{. Gray, formerly publisher Of the Texas Repub
licnn, and his wife, and Frcnchman by the name
OF Barhillun. among the number arrested !;
they were to have teen examined on the 20lh
rc>ul, of which, will probably be known by the
ncN arrival. " . True. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

The Philadelphia Inquirer contains some salu
abb, information 10 the effect Of the apprentice
;, stem, among the negroes IN the West Indie, Is
lands, which ~. il would seem, proved highly dis
asirous To the planters, and productive Of the worst
consequences To the slave population ,liat was. 1t
will only he necessary to test the experiment lon
pcr To be more aud convinced Of il, misclie-
vou, operation on all connected with it, either n,
employers employed The landed estates have
already fallen of in value, AMI the proprietor,
seem very DESTROYS 10 SELL Bait. Amer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

Raforn.-At the dinner given 10 Mr. R,.r =,
Nash''le,on the lst inst. Judge White sent the
follow ing toast:
REF'RM-That reform which consists in TO-
'rench'r all useless expenditures of the public
money IN preventing the puolic domain from
beng purchased up fora nominal price. by gree
dN spectators; IN having the public Offices filled
only b, men. honest, capable, faithful to the con-
,,'"',o'' ana OF business habits; and in preven-
ting E.ecutve officers from using ,hc;r of;c;,l
station, To sap the foundatinn of the rovorom.n,
by destroying the right Of Suffrage. Reform in
these PARTICULARS the public interest requires. and
publ" opinion ought to dyn.pd In d voice wb,cl
must DC ube, cd"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
BnsrnN, Scplember /.

The Greek brig Al"Nlndro>, which was IN TIL,
port last summer, arrived herr ON Friday ni,Iu
II, and Al noon on Saturday fired salute of
t"rntN->iN eunS Ia hnnor Of the United States.
Captain AlcNandru is bearer of letter from his
Government II iii, Government. Among her pas
>eneers are three Greoidn youths, sent out bv
Rev. Mr.. ii,ll, American Missionary 10 Grccrc.
Their names George \. Saris, George D.
Leuo, aud Andrew y. Lnnneki
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

The English bulls, imported a few days since
from Livcrpo d, were sold at auction on Saturday
Afternoon. One oil them brought $40, and the
other $3.50 W. understand ihat they were pur-
chased for Ohio account. y. J. Com. .Idr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

The Sully, al New York, brought from lIayrc
o'o'ooo ifancS, IN gold, GA account of the Noapol-
han indemnity, consigned 10 the Bank of America
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

years. Tie Court has since been employed in
disposng of the on the evil docket. Se-
v,ial of these have beon interesting, and the court
house has been generally rhronged. Democrat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
FANS OFFICE !

Lottery UIa'cs N LynchbWg, Tor he BcnrM Of
The fotcn N IIfiisbmg.
Exrn, Class No. 4, for SD
10 be drawn at Lynchburs IN Iarsdav The Goth
Stpt, 1876, at o'cioek r. H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
Truly Magnificent Scheme !

ErvTrs WT9. . Us. lbs. 2lS. = lbs.
GO Tickets onIy Sin-liayes S5-Quartcrs
81 80.
For sale 1t ANERETrS OFFICE.
Sept. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
PIII<LIC NDCIE !.

fvNIlE Winter Session Of the subscribers School
l. will commence Monday, the third day of
Notwithstanding, in his family, (washing can
dies &c. lncluded) will be eighteen dol ans a month.
Tuition twenty dollars session payment as here
tofore. WM. s. REID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

WE subscriber will lecommcnce her School
- the I'd day of October-Terms before.
n. v REID.
Sept. it's
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, one JOUR-
W NEWMAN SADDLER, who is a good
octn an, and one Journeyman to work at Wagon
Gear, and one Journeyman TO work at Shop Furn-
tnre.-To sch good wages will be gwen
JOHN THURMAN
Sept tsi1
q = The Fincastle Democrat. Lexington. VaA
Gazette. Stanton Spectator, and Abingdon States
man will inset the foregoing twice, and send theu
accounts this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

,TyHE subscribers having entered into Co., II partnership. under the name and firm of 5u R. MGGrE1HNam &C1 Co. <, ,,,e for the purpose of continuing the business of RepGirsag Clocks and WGtches, Masiuf facfa.ri,ae SitUer Spoons, 3c. 8,c. would inform their GUS GUS toners that they have just received from New York an extensive assortment of e4s s aG-
 WNtcIbes, .yesCe eEs.sI, 1sSsd j i.,., .,,
 E1gFVEed .Wfg1'e,
 of superior quality, and the latest patterns; amongst which are the following articles:f Gold, coral, filagree and jet Ear Ringss Comedian, agate, coral, jet9 onyx and gold Breast Pins imitation and eallemefald, opal, diamond set. pearl and plain Finger Rings; Belt Buckles; Slides, Plated Shutters & Trays; Britannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Cases; Near-sighted Spectacles and Eye Glasses i; Music Boxes. Motto Seals, Pen-Knives, Cut ting Pillars, Watch Oil, Magnets. Combs, Tu- ming Forks Belt Buckles and Slides &c.&c. Thankful for past favors, they will be still more pleased with acontinuance eof patronage.
 REUBEN MEcRRIMAN,111 <
 -tuJS slg .y4e REUBEN B. MERRIMAN. 4 One door east Of PresbyteriGn ChatTch, mad l,a-
 Lachfea, Marck g, 1886. eas}a 42
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
NEW B OK s, SSc.
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wN !. Reccsred, recentl9 aM aertensige assortme'st ,0t .s.sl HOOKS, dnsoag schi6k asay be Joand asS R DSAMS)N N ,! D-- nnerican Female under IA the Popish Priest, in the Island of Cuba. 2 Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk. | bsiass
 King SOlOmon's Conilsels to the Young.a
 Penny Magazine: Saturday Magazine.
 Penny Cyclopsdia. ! Key Stone.
 s.sir x Fopr, hut Happy, by M. A. Swifl.nE Il <. n A Guide for Young Disciples. a sfa.l,a ..ass Daughaers' Own Book. Girls Own Book
 Boys. Own Book. Young Man's Gaidels Holy Living and Dyin& by Jeremy Taylor. The Corner Ss6as by boot, ia < aasi3 hs si ,..E The American Popn!ar L;hrary> IliYlI Mental illumination and Moral Improvement
 of Mankind. Bible Companion. The Parents Assistant. by Mnrla Edgworth sR Hannah Moress Complete Works ,s' 99l The Christian Keepsake , .sss.s Relieica,s S0,lyenif. Friendships Offering s1' < 'sThe TSnken. -The Cift The Pearl. 1
 Nationnl Callsry of Pictures. la. oi. besla fssil~v df Meastn nritisA Artists. H sgh Sss~fi *iaS Caaet Scenery. @ h .oui0 -e2 sWsSISFInas through North Wales. e4 a.,sya EvoNldl As Martina hiblo AlNSlrationa.
 Gallery of PuTtraltn ,ii a,99 iaidg,sh Ouirlo. oro.. polyrlos. e CcslAge BIBLES Brighnm'a Enliuenes of Religion upon fi6hlth 1ds Hullnndn Iifh Of Vnn DuEunu nustl ni oi SCHOOL BOOKS ef all kinda, wholeaAle or FelalI, as chpop ht tlisy can Do purchased An tho elnla. ff sAle nk '1 .sts .. ls,ssi ,4
 L0kD'S Bbsk anS Hsrisy &is.s.1
 August n. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
\ EOORI1T q CEE Ss1 z Z hitakt \, at,sF0A sALE, Bx ysi5sy .-.sgA
 NORTH AtQ EOIRSE. z

ENTtEMEN's Woollen and Linen H OSE, NJ Ladies, cotton woollen and merino dogd Cotton cpd Linen Diapefy Irish Linens, x sai iygsse4st sssssG xege .lsOss,, " Dried Apples ccdfish. PORK as usual, X hoOOarsA Boots and Shoes. 5r good article ' Also, Ladies' Slippers, ;. O TONS of Re6ned IRON which will be ~ sold cheap. v ALSO, N .ss,tsoi,lE ! \
 a, Cast Nteel sGad .lVail Rods.
 CHESTNUT SHINGLES.
 Together with good assoftmeAt Of Foreign and Domestic ADssy Goods, which vii be sold on TeasOnabie terans.s SD
 I Liberal prices paid for sRatter l. Cheese ntchheld, Aug 16. 68vis9S1 fss1f tsh III H
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

1ylaarlcs SigOul'meyadk Son, {, as HARTFORD, CONN! iif'i's31 hi Hare s,namnsR, rsrsniu, U fhe ships SheDfeM, So. 1 - 'S H7bnr;a, i B5roa, \ and Siai, asTived at Nezp- Y1R tfanm Aisrpoosl, q yariety
 HARDWARE GOODS, ,aicA fhy sfr1 1r sals. on redsonabls tesms, AT
 wnoiEsAIx, Bir cash, or appr0red credit.fe 2 8 AraOMe THEM ARE ' isa iGtii fIya! rrnx,s. Foster,s& real Mouse hole Anvils. Hills Scythe-makers' Anvils. isfiao Z Blacksnithss Vices, Hammers, Screw-P Plates. Fosters and Powellss steel-plate Shovels. Sheet iron Tea-kettles, Sance4pa & Coal- Low priced iapan'd Teatrays. .sagsg dhods. English iron and brass Wire, various Nos Silver.plated, and rolled Copper Wire. Cast steel Wire, various nainbers, prepared asll for Clockmakers. g 3tfJ1MtfJs a 1i e.g Avery great variety of Cl0ckmAkers' Tools, and stock for Clocknall llefs generally. .ea Brass and copper Wire Cloth for papef-ma- Alarge stock of Wood. Screws. 9fiasd [kers.i 14cases Sandersons' superior Cast Steel in fiat and round bars. and sheets. great yari- ety of drafts.aws ALs0,sl ,li1mss1 7 g1dt3 Bythe AustriGnbrig Prince Kohazy, from Haa'- 4atats Itns gG9M bsTgh, sl aa M ts5iat...b M @6 tons Zincsin plates. of superior quality TOGO lbs. Moaselman's Sheet Zinc.
 ALsos Bg the baig GMlsiaye, sGFripea dt Boston
 63 from St. Petessbarg, gni Ioa
 l3O packs, first quality Russia Sheet Iror
 of different numbers, and thicknessll1
 ,seassA efiALso, ON HAND,
 75 packs Russia Sheet Iron, common quality Tin'd Plates and stock for timers generally A constant supply of American Iron Wire
 and of Elliptical Springs, for carriage ma
 kers, made at the stateS prison. ls1g s- Sheet Brass of all numbers. constant supply Circular; and other SaWs, made in Boston, ,., r.sne X ., superior article -.
 Ssm. IS. l6SB.I N M Vi, ,s1 x, x, s7Fs ,5F N 6tl5
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
N5w lon11R ls1Wl

Ce!ahes.ae, WAseiee and CaFelll s nasenhHlIsa. HasllsA a5swsyt NsssleA, Wa. FanlApar Nnons. MiAs q uaholll WaisiGhgd. Aa NIahi'nap, Nv. tea.lon. Nathan belaeas Aiyslp, inlsa slghe hiys. .le nslssss Asn tnl HlanlEn,ss, ElIahA FAnsa, JVa 4swe,l chy, e. O. raIkA llabaa, NRiIisn 1ll1nn 1 FrsaAlIe, spghaA Tgaesyi isshaaeas q. lIlesAe
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
Lillkf feia Cant

Laehleld. E. A. Lssd Piymnash. s. M. Aiiiehel Nfsienissills, laAa hnngesGad. New Hariierd Co gre, ,. r. Henderson; Csraweb bJ R Ilawissa; nei
 ten. Dxalsa Riskin. 3ss Nav 1aslsFA. Mangn, Co
 Weeslhssy. nsessiah & neagla@t Ra.hpys nas
 sse, WhWhiahg tmn Ca.s Wathinaina. GessRo N 9wlN, ksals SmlsA c hasshesss Wasvea, 6iihs
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

oN AND AFTER MONDAY 4HE 261H sEPTRt Tk6 Sae@16R lE0At 1GGvysE A1yem, s8sg5 Glfpk. J. Stone, and .a The StSlaiR NBO8t NeWsXOrk'
 eH' 1s5 CaSe. B Stone,
 HNTnL altefnately leave New Haven daily w ISumdays exceped1 at 2 o'clock A. M M. and at | o'clock P. M.s on Saturdays.
 - Returning, leave New York. foot of Reeks man -Fesk dally, tsundsys g lsSSeptsQ s z q .. ( Says from fhe wharf foot of Pike-street.
 ExceIlent Post Coaches are in waiting at the wharf in New Haven Sn arrival .of the roovn;iE rr. boats from New- York to convey pas senSssTs without delay 60 Hartford, Providence sras sBoston: also tO Litchiield daily, via Wa serbury Monaays. Wednesda ys and Fridays snd vii W10dbury Tuesdays, Thursdays and SSssnrdays. Sn also So Wclcottville, via Water bury and Plymouth, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. ,.,4 q, :, y'
 JoHN SAxroN. Agest,, '.3 ...9 " ..s,. .,s'
 No. l14 NostE- street, Nsac- YOyN.
 SsR IS. 1888. 2. K ]. U ..- - Ig Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
BOOTS and SHOES 2 ATILOWDss M


 Book, Shoe C Variety 9eOaG: .Jnt Rseeiusd c lazes Ass01s1,sa q IOD1s .ss : i. d. SHOES ssade iD BostOB erpres - ~. - 2 retniI frade cOgspTssing flbs follo.D.1g s'''''s k RMEN'S C0whide 1OOIEES s INA Ladies' Kid GldrrlslssSs, ss,, 2 Mems and Women,s Rubber SnOe Ladies' spring -heeled Clotn S., S '''s K Cheap R. R. Slippers ai}5aS5 French Morocco Slippers sas Cloth Slippers e,,4lg QAhsJ begged Seal Walking Shoes la4 Mems CalEskin Shoes t .ls,i, ,ba.,ftfgl, Mems black seal-skin Slippers ,7 a,tj1 Mems cow-hide Shoes ,lf;fg.5.r, fi,,r yIl Mems cow-hide Boots s,s.sjsa4..,, l,i,sfn Boys, g do. if do. II3ig
 Mems begged calf.sl1in Roots a. .gxats Do. seWed do. do.
 Childrenss M0gocco Boots s3 E& azasFDosa Hegged seal4skin Boots .I l Do, Pumps ;, 7. X ,t.s,g..5,.. Women's Feather Boots
 Misses do, do. s.,,
 Village lace leather Walking Shoes Child's do. do. bi'N do: !1 do Litchieh, August 4. ,s.5.,ss t'..a, 1..,s-Fi;J
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

1o New Hat and Cap StOro-aal x4st4 sENHE subscribers would res-
 me 1 epectfally inform their custo- q niers, and the public generaliys
 Aethat they have. taken the Store
 .l lately occupied by P. ". Boiles, thres doors scest of the CONniy Horse, where they will keep on hand an assortment of kAAHS of their own manufacture, of different quail ties and latest New-Y York fashions, which they will sell on the most reasonable terms. Also. fashionable SILK HATS of various qualities, and Boys and Clsildren's Cloth CGf's of different patterns: k-.,~.y....,,.s. Litchfeld, Sept I, 1S36. .al ..1.ll- .. 3mlS
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
Important to the Sick.

WyHE DIFFERENCE hcaPaos he den- Is II ed that whilst many medicines Wl.lch are sec0m- s. o ,S Ssss Ks S'SSrs e %sSs great igps,ice indeed and. sucidh aprgiu9ce.to .to ". volve, nasried,s in a common eohdemRation.1 And when medicine comes endorsed With all the great aannes tat have adorned she annals oi the medical profession, and vatgaqaed byglbe seal gnd sg9ainre of logs saed seil6f :useese, gropsit!sr .s F fIf%e isgssi1s
 s tseniaby ealiilcdts this eaviahle dispc.icn or whilss no ardicali 10 e1s.eace se9demns V every medical work which slludes 70 lt. hnd every medicat pTncloner ihnt s acqnalnted win ss 1rsesy pre- eminent vifaesi aad tha ene as
 ,es sh66d do so im opgociiion .n.ss
 ali observa,ion, and ihe testimony of tkousaads:
 DR. ". EVANS does not pre,end that n.s Gamo' mo sceniioSsly admins dust hey val not He lays n" clsim to the discovery ot, ,hs phoscphsrs S!Ssc" and wshes nobody heievs iha. he cen. the "Ex- rly fs s s GAR es RGas fRoSk impaired gao6eitd,ous; i'd NERVOUS DISEASES OF ALL. KlNDSiin wsaknesp sf ,hs aigeG.;vs sr, . ..s asRsn s . dsssSS ss,, ssS Gi ie Ssls"sss. ,. .ss.e s" female. cfseaxed Brrsee sin eyery sass esdeils.sm tEegsns
 in the wrelched herrcss os iIe mind and body which acesvS fom GeessibHal ipelFiesy. ags4 sppsti!es Iasg1or, melanehey .aips ia the head limbs, or :.s i ESrrnpl saiiow aud p6comely comple4iohe. which arise from .e had sase 0f as udsp iD nll ahess ca sss and in some othars meloeed in tee bile and S rections given ;wib bic Amsdieiaes; HE DOES SAY. .ha, ,ha CAMoMiLEP Us, in,s.changtd cceasiea- aiiy wi.h his APERiENT FAmIisY PfLL.S lihe best Anownl which are sold with them. tst imineI4 ae veliefs aud I hsed for fair period of rial rssIece cure. This much s pleced beyond ionbts by
 daily testimonies which would t.e given Oa oath; and for this miehs Bls s4 WI EVA NS escien.ionsy his CAMOMtLE PILLS, together win his exee.lsH. APERlENT PILLS, ean Ks 6bsAiaed. wh0lesale e
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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
R.R. ROFM.RR

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