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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
Neel, Goods.

Has just receiped from Nesc- York q large supply
 of and Winter GOODS, ,chick, togeiher
 scith those previously receired this season, ,oil
 form one of the best assortments to be found i''
 he c0u,1y-consisting cf ..... DRoADcLoTHs, CAssIMEREs, SATTTNETTs, D French and English MERINo CLOTHS, MERTNO and PLAID WOOL SKA WIS, large and common Chally Shawls, Bomba- zines, worsted and cotton Hose, buckskin and wool Gloves and Mittens; wool, linen and cotton Table Covers, and great variety of almost every kind of Goods among them are a large assortment of Muslin Wrought Capes and Collars, very handsome and very cheap; black and colored SILKS, &c. &c.
 Litchfeld, Nou. 10. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
BROKE INTO
' 5AUCTION!

IN obedience of an order from the Court of N Probate for the District of Litchfeld, will be sold at public auction, (unless previously disposed of at private sale,) on Monday the 18th of November, at one o'clock P. M. Per- sonal Property belonging to the estate of
 DAVID VESSELS, E late of Litchfeld, deceased, inventoried at two hundred and eight dollars. Sale to be at the late dwelling house of the deceased.
 to t"f4@3 ic WILLIAM BEEBE, E.,,o.. 4 JULIA A. HAND, A1~ " = . LitchGeld. Nou. 8, 1886. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
LEATHER.

A He LUST received at LoRD's Book, Shoe and O Variety Store, complete assortment of LEATHER, suitable for Boots and Shoes, comprising the following kinds, viz: ]: Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York
 SOLE LEATHER.
 American Calf Skins,
 French and Deacon Calf Skins. Blue Morocco, Black Kid, Green Lining Skins, Moroon .s Binding Skivers ofvarious colors, together with good assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, all of which will be sold on accommodating terms.
 White Varmish. For vanishing Maps, Charts, Prints & Paint ings; also, Gilt Frames, Looking Glass
 Frames, &c. &c., for sale by Oct. 20. E.A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
NOTICE.

&h NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the District of l Litchfield hath assigned the l1th day of instant November, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld. for the examination and settlement of the admi- nistration account on the estate of
 IRA STONE, late of Warren, in said district, at which time and place all persons interested in said estate will, if they see cause, attend before said Court and be heard in the premises.
 By order of said Court.
 GEORGE w. STONE, ] Adminis-
 GEORGE LEWIS, { trators. Eitchfeld. NOv. 4, 1S36. <23
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
PUBLIC SALE.

TVO be sold at public auction, at the resi- II dence of Northrop & Smith, in North Goshen, on Tuesday the 18th day of Novem'r next, all the Real and Personal Estate assign ed to the subscribers for the benefit of the creditors of the late firm of Northrop 4 SmiG, consisting of about 20 acres of Land, dwelling house, barn, saw, cider and shingle mills. with valuable water privileges; clocks, and parts of clocks, machinery of the first order for manufacturing clocks. a small lot of ma hogany, and many other articles too nume- rous to mention in an advertisement.
 BENJAMIN SEDGwIcK. ] Assignees on
 FREDERICK ROBERTS, { said estate.
 Goshen, Oct %, 1886. p
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
FARNG AT AWCTIOHT. l.

8939&W9 WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Tues w day the 20th of November next, on the premises in Sharon, Con. the FARM late the property of Dr. SAMUEL ROCKWELL, deceased. Said farm is situated in the centre of the fiou- rishing village of Sharon, and contains about 100 acres of first rate land, well fenced, and in high state of cultivation, with great a. bundance and variety of fruit trees thereon; Dwelling House, Barn, and Out Houses, we'll adapted to the place, and in desirable situ- ation. The purchaser can also have the pri- vilege of buying at the same time the farming utensils, hay in the barn, wagons. harness es, &c.-together with many other useful and necessary articles, if desired.
 MARTIN ROCKWELL,
 WM. ROCKWELL, r.,
 AAARoN HAwLEy, 1~ '"''
 NATAL B. GAYLoRD,
 Sharon, Oct. 31, 1636. 4 22
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
whig majority, 7e

Good! Good !--One of MT. Van Buren's subjects in the wsst part ef Goshen made great ado the pest week respecting the election in ;s osDn, and finally offered bet of 10 dollars that the tories here would have 10 majority. His bet was promptly taken! To
 make @assurance doubly surc," he procured certi6' cate some days before the election, came to Ltchfed himself and brought at least three other electors with him, and they a! voted here! But all in yain-his predictions, his patriotism, and his money, vanished into thin air together; and he went home probably the most chop fallen creature in the town. 1e,,s X1Ae Presideat;al Election % far as Ccnnec,cut is concerned. is determined. She has cast her vote and whetherit 1t be favorable to Mr. Van Buren not few days will determine. We have always belieued that 1t would De % givenbut we heped with due onions, it might be otherwise. The returns far as received. have exceeded cur expectations; still have faint hopes--very faint indeed -of carrying the State; but we are wei satisfied that if the same .ions had been made every where which have been made insthis town Goshen. Washington, and few other towns, the State might have been carried.
 LicAfed Coanfy If the Electoral vote of the State Of Connecticut should be given to MT. Van Buren. old Ltchfeld County can w:sh her hands of the disgrace of being instrumental in doing it. She has given q small majority against hins-nearly loo
 9rWe are greatly indebted to our friends at Hart ford tnot printers or editors for early returns of the late election &
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
PROBATE SALE.

PROBATE SALE.
 DuRsuANr to an order of the Court of Pro- 1 bate for the district of Watertown, will be sold at public auction to the highest bid- der, on the 24th day of October, 1S36, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, (unless previously disposed of at private sales so much of the Real Estate of THOMAS DuTToN, late of said Watertown, deceased, as will raise the sum of $222 6l cents. Sale to take place at the dwelling house of Mrs. Thankful Dutton, in said town. Terms made known at the time of sale. WM. H. MERRIMAN, Adnis'is-
 DANIEL P. DUrToN, trGtOrs,
 acith the iciH Gnnered.
 Wnfertoscr 0cf & 1SS6 2X
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
TIME ALTERED. sVeOUsAtyUe1s lg9eN SWesU. York STEAM BOAT LINE.

The Steam BOat NeVv-Haven.
 Capt. J. Stone, and The Steam BOat New.YOrk.
 Capt. B. Stone, WILL alternately leave New Haven daily " Sundays exceped) at ' o'clock A. M. Returning, leave New York, foot of Beck man-street, daily, Sundays excepted) at 7 o'clock A. M. from the wharf foot of Pike street.
 Excellent Post Coaches are in waiting at the wharf in New-Haven on arrival of the morning boats from New York to convey pas sengers without delay to Hartford, Providence and Boston also to Litchfield daily, via Wa terbury Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and via Woodbury Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; also to Wolcottville, via Water bury and Plymouth, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. @ CHA's w. HNMAN, Agent, Ne,c- Hauen.
 JOHN STATION, Agent,
 No. IA SOaAh-street, Ne,o- York. Nor. 2, 1636. 2Ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
NOTICE

VIE members of the first Episcopal Soci. .S ety m Lltchfield are hereby notified that tneH annual meeting will be held at Sf. Mi. cnaeFs Church: on Saturday the 18th day of instant November, at ? o'clock P. M. for the purpose of transacting the usual businesx of the annual meeting. VI
 ChGs. Spencer, Charles Jones.
 J e. BecksciLk, Stephen Russeu
 s. P. BeeyE Lucius WiInuot.
 .EnO. CaTingtOa, Thomas GOOd,oin,
 G.P. Welck, Society's Committee. Litchfcld, Nov. 2, 1886 g
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
Extract ', of a letter to the Editor, dated

EXudCIW 8 I6tt6E 10 tn1 ESuItOl1 udteu
 ,r{ Hartford. Monday Evening, Nov. '.
 Dser S;r-The news that have, is quite encoura- gingg We have gained in all the towns, with few exceptions, heard from. subjoin a list of votes, with the gain compared with the votes for Governor
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10

At Court of Probate held Gt No5olk, s0itkin and for the District of Nortolk, on tke 24th day of October, A. D. 1886:
 Present, Michael F. Mills, Esq. Judge. THIS Court doth direct the administrator IL on the estate of SETH Wncox. late of Norfolk, in said district, deceased, represent ed to be insolvent, to give notice to all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, to appear eff they sec cause) before the Court or Probate. to he holden at the Probate Office in said district, on the l7th day of November. 1898. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice on a nublic sienpost in said town of Norfolk nearest the place where the deceased last dweIt. and by advertising the same in tlews- paper published in Litchfeld. 2~ Certified from Record.
 % MIcHAIL F. Minis, Jh@gc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10

We are sorry to perceive by the Charleston papers; that the Cholera has by no means disappeared from that city; no less than twenty persona having fa
 len victims to the pestlence during the week ending on the 2Sd ult-three whites and twenty-one blacks
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
Van Buren majority.

FROM PENNSYLVANIA, the returns are highly cheering. The Whig papers of New-York express the opinion very confidently that the State has gone for Harrison The papers the other side, however deny the correctness of the accounts. A few days will show which is right. Until the election in New York sover there will be great deal of misrepresen. tation, probably, by all parties in that State ..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

APPOINTMENTS BY THE naBsSDRNr.
~ ~ steA ~ sdsiu ~ e,a~ene ~ So,
George Wolf, Of Pennsylvania, to
be First Comptroller Of the Treasury
OF the United States, in the place Of
Joseph Anderson, resigned-to take
effect on the LIST day Of July. 1886.
Robert w. Wells, of Missouri r.
be judge Of the United States for the
District Of Missouri, in the place Of
James H. Peck, deceased.
David Irwin, Of Michigan. to be Az.
locate Judge Of the Territory OF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16
Ezra,

AFRICAN SlLK.-Oa the supposi,iou
that ve have imported, casually, ssli
to the amount of tour millions If d.ll.e.
since 1870, when the 6syt 6lasnss Il silk
vas eseabiishea in Philsdelphia, he whole
e,noun, OF THE would Be 426O, O00 900.
had this quantisy been raised aud mann.
iacsured N this country, 4 "a. greater
aHmser Of our PeoPiz would have been
employed than has beea IN the business,
attending 1t impsrtai,on.-SA Cxkausss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

boaRowrNe rH8 KNockHa.-Why
you'd better knock the door down!
what do yeu want!, Och my darling,
don't let me wake any Of your fam
W: Unjust usin your knocker to wake
the people next door; I'm locked out.
. ye see, and hey have niver knock
er-Tap! rap!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

INGENIOUS CoNrRivANcE.-Th6
sian soldiers, when they haM
march large number Of dec
meet the dilemma OF the equaf|
numbers by Sitting the waist
each mans breeches, and tall
way his braces, which compsi]
fellow to hold up his clothes, ai|
fectually prevents him from q
an attack or running away.
The above is certainly the -
genious method Of putting 1
hors dx combat, that ingenuity /
yet discovcred.-It would breat
spirit, and tame the courage off
ander himself; and make hesal
had that hero worn small CLOTHS
meek as a well ducked puppy. {
OF manacles, or changing dess
IN gangs-pooh. take away their
penders, and cut their waisths
and a boy might drive a host Of u
Ia such a condition they can -
fight nor run. They must So
to the doctrine Of passive obsd1
hold on the trowsers, and -
fate. IL IS far better than D.
method Of cutting off the hair; =
luckily it would not answers
killed Highlander.-fvade ~
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FLOaDA.-'The fol.o wing expianasion 81
|sssne Of the peculiar terms which have
been used in seIsfence to the Florida al.
lfains, viii b foaad useful TO many reeder
TAey ara exsncted from a letter to the
(edssos q Tho Northampton Courier.
TIE Aaoneek. is an Oasis in the Dee
sst. Astss travelling over many a tedious
nils e seesile sand. covered with Q thin
|grs~sh a the gloomy lr, not . sound to
Do heard In the dresry wilds, save that
which you yourself may cause, you per-
lceive in The distance IN Emerald Isle With
all The delights Of . sea- WON mariner,
Who, afses long voyage, hears the frst
ley Of he thrilling Land ho! A. you ap-
psoach that land Of promise, you sec spread
before you, one Of the most imposing, aud
!at the Same time, beautifal scenes ia ia
mature. A luxuriant soil extending, per-
thaps fos many miles, covered With every
variety Of laurel and other evergreen trees
asd shrubs, and in the midst, towering
above them all, the stately Magnolia Gran
ldi0ora, the surrounding atmosphere, redo
lent With it, delicious odors, combined
with those Of the orange, lenoa. and end
len eshers; to those add enc hundred and
twenty varieties o! deciduous forest :sces,
|howess aud plants without nunber, maay
that have lived and died fos ages past N
known, and yos will have. after oil, hut .
very faint description of tbs magnificent
(vegetatien Of the Hammock u East Fior-
lie. Asw can I adequately describe the
elect Of The many bsautifal little rllls
~hirk snr:mo,c., e., eI> Go IS ~ho>o
giants Ofthe forests, traverse these favored
spots in every direction, and 6nslly lose
themselves in the adjacent pine Forest
The deposit At tho bOttom 81 these, is gen
|erally q perfectly white sand, and the
wates 40 pure and lmpid - . crystal.
The EeerElsdes you inquire about, ere
Immense, untenanted tracts stretching
serth and south froa Lake George to very
near the southern extremity Of The PENN.
|suls, somstimes extending sometimes CO n
tracing in breadth from east to wes., till il
assumes its greatest dimepsions between
~ deg. and 25 deg. 30 min. In this i'm
oenss body Of waste, composed principally
ofmoFsss, and covering penbsbl0 - every
hing il rather Hypothetical 1A6s 1eassS q
shis oeers iseog1iss )bom 10 9o00 squase
miles, - LaGe mayaca, ~ ~ also 10
ehe ssuses a The aoble sivee CAasDUeoa.-
Iheso vast and inaccessible mosasoes have
80 always Will a1s,rd a safe asylum 70
fsg'tIvo Indians, SO long a. they inhabi,
The Peninsula, and hey can there, il is|
md, suhsise secure from iaesusion, upon
sch ga0s ssd fsh ~ these wilds produce.
~ beesmes. thsss(ose, The policy Of the
eo@needess CT or amy to CT them Oh
tfoo shie 6vosite retssas, aaA this they moi
dssee OH endeavos, - a primary object,
% Glkes.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16
PRIV ATE OPINION

@Ihe man who will defraud the prin-
ter, will rob his fathers grave, OF q ne e.o',
sadcle-bu z. If cold Pone. No ennne is too
oieox ior hin 10 perPefrate; be should te
compelled to live upon chesaut burs, sleep
upon aatcAe's, be impaled q: his death.
seat to the lower regions with the msledic-
''ocs "f AL the printers devils IN .ae
universe, and kicked about like . foot bs,
by the insesEals - loag ~ there IL . single
sAssd left Of him.-[sozs PAPER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16
WILLIAM HENDRICKS

CoNoR.-The first session Of the 94sh
Cong'ess elossd yesterday. Our cores
lpendsss he's supplied graphic accounts a
the attings Of Thunds9 e;ghs, Fsilsy and
Saturday. Il mosrnfallv sppean b The
wsshingsoo papen, that . great amount d
|impostaae b0sineD vac dipasched during
those daya Among The kills whose 6ts
was considered dosbsfnl. ~ following
Were crowded through, VIZ:
The great Cherokee Treaty Appsepri-
alton;
The Delaware bseakwates;
The Port and Hasbor lmpsoveassaes:
The new Patent law;
The erection of . new Patent OEce:
The erectios II Treasury buildiee;
Tho euatinuatiun of the CumhesIani
Rod;
Ke-orkan;satioa Of The Lad OGee:
Supplementary psbl;c dspusite bin; With
6iveD sahen q lesser Consequence.
Amoag the measures which have not
nPened into lave ase the following: the
lacrosse of the Army: the reorganization
Of the Navy; the extessioa of the Judicial
system fDs the benefit Of The West: with
. host Of ether hills.
1t wac considered barely possible that
. qoosum Of both Houses might b rallied
yesterday usrnine to pass kw more bills.
1nt it p hardly probable. Amoae the
!ess hills ~ arc glad that the proposition
10 - earlier meeting q Coagsess. va,
oct: HConsEess were to meet only bies-
aiaIly, and b compelled to Close their
'essioss in nioety days, il would be Ill the
seties.-lN. Y. sPEcrAroR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

d,sipclination 70 receive theis pstitiors,
and the reisctios al the payer Of their
seti,,On. without ceasiderafion, OF the q.
lJinasy reference to . cosnmlt,ee. Slave
ry, il musa be admitted, is a dangerous
md deep rooted evil in our political syo-
tsm; b.,t il 10 one for which these oeeao
I.o b no remedy, and the len the subject
lis sgitated hero and elsewhere the bettes
DC - fos the peace and welfare Of tie
Union.
The present Congress net as q period
whom the foreign relations Of The eossszy
were lowering and possestious. When
tho country vas On tho very verge Of .
French VA, which - one seemed to have
realized OF expected, ssd of which the
danger was not discovered until Il vas ex-
hibited By the message At the opening Of
the session. The extsaosdinasy demand
for explanations On the part Of the French
| government, - . preliminary condition Of
lhes fullilment Of the solemn obligations
LOT a treaty, asd the Indignant tone, and
universal determination Of the Americas
people, that ND humiliating explanation
should be given, seemed 1t one time to
leave little hepe Of pescefal tesm,natioA
Iof cur difficulties with France. And We
are, PerhaPs, more indebted to the condi.
iiOa Of Europc-tlss nenacing attitude
and The mammoth power Of kussia, Tor
|ths laci1c disposition O! France, than to
any other cause. France, England, and
Spain seem 10 0e viewing with snxious
|selicitude the present almost irresistible
power Of Russia, aad looking with much
d,stross and Jealousy at her naval arma-
Imsnt ON tho Black Sea. The south ef
Eurepe seems to have determined On
|checking the prpgress Of Russia south
ward, and on eonfiaing tho Emperor Mich
|olss moro to his original limits. 4 war
cloud has been gathering over Europe,
add il would have been bad policy, to
have permitted the resources u Ffance
to b crippled o. exhausted BY . caussles
and fsuitless war With Russia. This 10,
no doubt, the secret of he mediation Of
England which was offered and accepted;
whose oaritime and commescial interests
would Otherwise have been much better
Consulted BY . was between Fsases and
the United States. Whaeeves To true
motive ~ seasoa q The cooduet Il Fronco
may have been, she hes taken - sulicieus
explanation the message Of lie Psesident
at the commencement Of he psoeeat ses-
sion, and % has terminatod ~ spprehsn-
sion Of . French war.
Our Intercourse with oil she civilised
nasioas Of The earth are q the mesa friend
y character. We have ambassad0sD and
other diPlo@asic agents whssoves ths IN
tersses q tho eeuntsy ssquire. Our co0-
mescs has Of late besa greatly sxtesded.
IL Aosss upon ever ocsae and sea, whore
soever the enssspsiss and espidisy q 0as|
hes tempted hin 70 70, asd squsdssas Of
eur navy, e. de protection q this con
aerce, are cruising u ~ Mediosusasaa,
lie Wsse ladies, aad The Paci0c Ocean.
The session, which ~ bses much tool
long, will terminase o. 1oooday nsxs, The
4th d July.
With great respect,
WILLIAM ABNORlCK0.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

.MIET DROiS
Ether OF Gols, Silver. Psg
coinage, sscsivsd . - -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

JOHN RANDOLPH once said in the
senate Of the United States. tina. he
would rather have John Marshalrs
good opinion than British Peers-e
or French MarsnaI's baton.
An Old NKwsrAPR-The Ne~por
Aescsry keeps the follsw.ng words sssnG
~, = psa e ID ssexo-~ga,ha,.aed
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zen. rlloso'a had received ~.
orders from the Mexican 90
ment to cease re,reatine. Ia e
his forces, and again oppose II"
ans in conjunction with Urn. =,
latter has established his heaS =
tiers at Ma,amoras, and ha, MA
5000 men-Filosola will b. 80.
ed IN the west.
Two Texan officers had a.,
at Maiamoras, to negotiate for -
change Of prisoners.
ocLAHArI0E.
The President (pro ,emn.,., /
the Republic to the warrior, ~
Mexican army.
Soldiers-4One Of the event. :.
frequent IN war has placed IN ~.
or Of the enemy to our indepenl
the heroic ccnqueror Of -,
the president Of the republ;c ~.
general in chief, the idol Of our
the immortal Santa Anna. -
by the ardor Of glory, and a q
ent desire t. terminate the car,
by one blow, his exceIlepev ~ i
ted a petty force Of the army
remain untouched; and this foro.I. q
ing been beaten by superior nun 4
this illustrious genius, whose er,,sE
form the most brilliant PAGE ~
history. has lost his own liberty -
deavorirg to secure that of his -.
try.
Our morning has commenced. 4
fatal day Of the 2lst April, ana - ]
then, displays the vengeuee :
should prevail in all Mexicsnh~
our grief is imrnense: E
IT will not be useless. For tan n
~ Of the president and for d. i
Q: the nation. the governmeu = s.
raise all possible resources; dr. 9
be boondless; and my desire nis
ploy them without restriction 81
out delay, without hesitation; & 1,
know my duty and will fulfil it. IA
fortune to the enemy ofour con-
The foreign will be vanquisha&
the domestic exemplarily pnik
any such shall dare assist IN p
cred war Of the country, Tie G.
desires of the Texan rebels,
Friends! A momentary advu
should not discourage the Coz J
protection Of our rights. To
soldiers-you have proved ths I :
itudes Of fortune, 10 leave to thes
the remembrance of virtue anli
or, courage; and in invoking the I
violence who rules the destiny ID I
tons, march to avenge God, !
and your president.
JOSE JUSTO corr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

LARGE SrRAwsERnr..-Wes
toned a few days since, that =
itor Of the Boston Evening -
had seen a strawberry 90
three inches and three quarts
circumference. A gen,Iemsa 2
upon US yesterday to say, =
saw and brought to town W
on Wednesday, from the a.
Mr.. Thomas Ash, Txrogs
strawberry measuring four -
neutrality-suspicious. Bostoa Z
bors must try again and seeSs
can beat this.-Evening Stat.
kass,ng IN Russia.-Accca
Mr.. l.. Richie, when q 4
sembles 10 dinner in MoscoaS
dies on entering the draws
KISS each other vocIferousIy.
seniienar. mug each other ar
same. except that the soune Z
IL the wilderness oF beard.
the repast, the master and
on certain signals from the q &
kiss each other till they are
faint: and OF parting The -.
their leave with abundance =
kisses, and thanks.
A negro man, has bees e
at Washington, for robb'ng
hcun, Of the Senate Of $j0
Thompson, of the House, I
abe cloak. 80