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CANDIES, &c.

CANDIES, &c.
!. ''cehed' a superior lot of CANDIES. W,s,
C,a, SWEET MEATS, PErNEs, Fus, d ,1.rs
''iNoH' &C %c For sale low by
fol kQlREA 4 PALMER.
! unco H'g"efhe BOY S Goldcn Mortar
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Thomas l.. Lciwich,
Sam'l Phillips Ia,x,,. T..
Amp. Otey ~.
VIM. l.. Goggin
Pleasant Preston, } p,c,
VIM. Dickinson, jr. s '0''' Vt
Major Isaac NJ Otey, l.ynchburg Va.
Benz. Il. Cook, Franklin county, Va.
John G. Rivcs, Washington City.
Nath'l II. Claiborne, !
james Garland. Members of Congress from
Walter Coles, Va.
Geo. w. Hopkins,
Hon Jno. +. H. Claiborne, do. from Mississippi
Capt. Phincas Nash, Hampstead, Arkansas.
July p w4w
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Mr.. Thomas l.. Games and Lucy Games, "N
of Thomas l.. Gaines:
DE please, to take notice, that we will, on the l"
- day OF September next, at the counting roo"
of Lewis Webb & Co.. in the city of Richmond, pro
coed to take the deposition of Peyton Drew, TO DC
read as evidence in the trial of Writ of Right de
pending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for Nelson county, IN
which you are plaintiffs and we are defendants
Yours &C. WILLIAM MASS1E,
WALLER MASSlE
THOS. MASSIE, Is. ~
TIIOS. MASSIE, Is. WI
a,uu., I wlw
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mi r. SAM Ell BURNETT, Jr AS you are
lVl not inhabitant of this State, take this
mode of gni ing You notice, that Monday the 12,l
of August, lS;,G. the tavern house of VIM. Terry
IN Liberty, Bedford county, between the rising and
setting of the sun, shall take the dispositions of
jeremiah Swan and Thos Pulling and others to
be read on the trial of suit depending in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for the
town OF lynchburg in whichwr, as heirs of Danel
la"horne, dec d., are plaintiffs and you defen
dant-lt not taken on the day aforesaid, the deposi-
tons will be taken on the next day, at the same
place.
JAMES ST. CLAIR, and Elizabeth his wife,
JESSE LAWlORNE,
DANIEL I.AWIIORNF,
CHARLES HAWTHORNE,
BURTON LAWlIORNE,
JAMES EAWIlORNE,
SARAH LAWIlORNE.
July ~ wIw
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July lS

| VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules held in the clcrk, i.
office OF the circuit superior court OF law and
clianccry, for the county Of Campbell, the first
Monday in June 1896
William d. Wren Flantir
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TO PRINTERS.

II WHITE and WM. HAGER respect
~ fully inEOs,n,the Printers Of the Uniipd'
States. to whom they have been individually
known as established Letter Founders, that
they have now formed copartnershp in said
business, and from their united skill and ex-
:ensive experience, they hope to be able to
give. satisfaction 10 all who may favor thems
with their orders. At -.... .... ..-, astg,
The introduction Of machinery in place Of
the tedious and unhealthy process Of casting.
type by hand, ad-sideratum by the European,
founders, was by American ingenuity and a,
heavy expenditure Of money on tho part Of
eur senior partner, first successfully accom-
plished. Extensive of the machine. ast
letter has fully tested and blished its supe-
rioriiy in every particular over those east by
the old process. "ta" ea
The Letter Foundry Business will hereafter
be carried on by the parties before named.
under the firm Of White, Hagar e. Co. Their
specimen exhibits acomplete series from Di-
almond to sixty-four line Pica-The hook and
news type being 10 the most modern and
light style. RI
White, Hagar g. Co. are agents for Smiths
and Rusts Printing Presses. which they can
furnish 10 their customers at manufacturers
prices.
Chascs, Gases, Composition Sticks. Ink,
and every article used in the Pointing business.
kept for sale and furnished on short notice.
Old type taken in exchange for new at nine
cents per pound
E. WHITE & w. HAGER.
Ne,v. York. Dec. 1885. go
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NOT,ICE.

Henry G. Porter & Go.
Having made arrangements FOR leaving Ibis city,
cfsr for SALE their STOCK. Of Goods. con-
sisfing cfa prime assortment
Hardware and CUTLERY,
AZ SUCH 1eRuced rates as to make Il an object to
purchasers to cali and c1dmihe. FRev ,cin
Cs sod at less than Ne,o- York prices.
- Hk Geods are new, OF our own importa
ucn. have been purchased with Cash in
EEnsland. and many have been landed frors The
~ ar.sespooi Packets within the last 20 days.-
u ~ any Pess"n wishing TO commence The
w. 4, ~ trade 10 this place. aud take the he
rge ofthe lease Of the Store vsrv n,a ps y,
geSIs situation u offered. '4o'"'o'
Oihe Goods wilhAe sold in large or small
4ua"''''es' 10 accommodate purchasers.
1000 i6s. iron Wire, Of superior ouol;ty
from No. 10 Is. '''S'
10 tons Cast Iron Iiolloo Ware.
! Hartford, Nov 4. 1885. sts4,.oos
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H7HE snbscri6rr offers Cor sale 40 assert.
Il ment Of UV9gggO1ee, and other arti-
cles, such as Steel Springs, Hoes, Axes, AIDES
Bush Hooks. Shaves, and Chissels, NOT. SUR
passed BY any in the country, al Of which will
be sold az low for cash or good credit as at
any shop whatever
ALSO ...e .. .r..
A numh"r Of sreond-haOd CARRIAGES,
SULKEYS, &c. for sale ut cost.
NFWOodr work to Wagons of oil descriD.
tiOns done. at short notice.
HOrse-skOeing and all kinds Of country work
and repairing done with care.
Must kinds of lumber and produce taken. in
payment for the above articles, by
.... WIN. RODGERS,
SpeaceT- Street.
An Apprentice wanted
AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
Hitch field, May z. 4s,
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HARDW ARE
FOR SALE BY
SAMUEL P. BOLKES,

LITCHFIELD.
DARBER g. Gems patent cast steel CIR
- cULAR Saws. of "a and 90 inches diam
.eter, and smaller sizes.
English and American, German and Cast
Steel Mill Saws, Of 6 and 6 12 feet, and
Cross cut and I'enuon ditto. @~
Wood Saws and Frames, with all other
sorts Of Saws. Plane Irons. ,.rs.'sa 81. .-...
Firmer's, Turner's, Framer's Chisels and
Gouges. Files and Rasps, fat, round, hall
round, square g. triangular. of all com. lengths.
Blacksmiths' Vices. Bit Stocks aud Bits,
from 12 to 40 bits. complete. -a.@.s -0e
Door Butts and Handles and Hunse Trim
mings, generally. Screws Of all sizes.
LOCKS Of every description. =
Cabinet Makers Trimmings-Holtosc Ware.
F., Brass Andirons, cast do. with brass tops and
do. with wrought bars. and common cast do.
Shovels and Tongs-Chopping Knives.
Knives and Forks; Spoons; Walters.
Waffle Ilons-Patent Iron Tea Kettles.
Harness Makers Trimmings.
Carpenters AIDES, HatChrts, cast steel and
common Augers; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins,
GLUE, Sand Paper. SC. sc. with almost eve
nv otherarticle in the Hardware Zine, which
will he sold as low as they can be bought 10
the State Of Connecticut. - .s
.Iifchfeld. June 4. a,. ts... ... .aa SO
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At Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, scish.
Haand for the District Of Sharon, on the 1eth
day Of December, A. D. 1885:

Alta Court OF Probate holden at Canaan, scish-
5sAand for the District Of Sharon, on the 12th
day Of December, A. d. 1885:
Present, Vim. W. Burial, ESQ. Judge.
Upon the petition Of Alma Peck, of Sha-
ron, 10 the county of Litchfeld, showing
to this Court that che is the parent and naiu.
raj guardian to Burton Peck and Maria Peck,
both Of said Sharon. minors under the age Of
five years; that said minors are the owners Of
real estate situated in said district, in said town
Of Sharon, (viz:) The one equal undivided
third part Of about one hundred and twenty
acres OF land. with the buildings thereon, stu
ased 10 said Sharon, and Is bounded north on
me IaFm belonging to the heirs Of Thomas ST.
SOnu. uecessed. east on VIM. Eyeritt's land,
soulM ~ . sa,d Wm.Eserists, fchabod Everitt's
1 ~, ~, N"es iand, west 90 Samuel E. Eve
Fltrs. Vandozen's and GARY Morv,s hnd ~.
aforesaid one third Of said real s.ta,s hs;ns
under the incumbrance Of the dower az .heo
said Alma Peck as the widow Of EImors ~. "e
late OF said Sharon. deceased; and that ss;S
one third part as aforesaid Is valuet, AT .A..
enc thousand dollars; and that Il would he
Tor the interest Of said miners TO have ahs;.
shares aud title Ia said real estate sold ana ~
avails thereof vested 10 real estate 10 the state
OF Oaso, or In some other place; aud prayinl
for h6efey to sell said property for the purpo
SOS aforesaid. % per petition on Gle: r6} /.
a . ordered BY this Court, that said paren
and guardian give notice of said application b,
causing the same to be published ia one of tn,
newspapers printed in Litch6eld, in the conn
~. Of kitch6elG, three weeks successiyalv. a
east SIX weeks before the hearing; and tha
said petition Mill+be heard at the Probate or
fGe 10 said district, on the Rrst Monday q
March next, at ten O'Clock 10 the forenonn.
Certified from Record.
DO$ WILLIAM M. BURIAL, Judge.
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Travelling Baskets,
tofrarioas kinds. at .s
Dec. 9. NORTH s. MORSE'S.

NOTICE.
Rs'sssa as w 4, e Rsssses Ter !.
William 1snii. Li,chfield coun,y, has bro't
--- her petition to the Superior
Court to be holden at Litchfield, within and
for said county, on the third Tuesday of Feb
ruary, 1885, showing that on or about the LIST
day of January, 1925, she was lawfully mar
ried to William Trrril, then Of said Water
town. with whom she lived until on or about
the LIST day Of September, 83l, when the said
William Terril deserted her the petitioner, aud
has continued his desertinn up 10 the date Of
said petition. in total neglect Of all the duties
Of the marriage covenant. and praying for a
bill Of divorce. which petition is dated Nevem-
Der 25th, 1855. ~ .#ar 81 .sa.srl
Az order Of notice to the respondent Of the
tendency Of said petiiiOn has been made by
one 0f the Judges OF the Superior Court Of
the state OF Connecticut. and said order is in
the words aad figures following, (yiz.)
State OF Connecticut. IS. City and county
OF Hartford. NUv. 50, 1885: Ordered, that no.
tice of the pendancy Of this pstitiOA be given
ny publishing the same with this oEder IN a
pHblics newspaper printed in Litsh6eld six
weeks successiSely., the FIRST of which shall be
SIX weeks or more before the session OF the
Court 10 which il is returnahles
THOMAS S. WILLIAMS.
e1s7 Judge Of the Superior Court"
JOB PRINTING
DONE At THIS OFFICE.
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5 r.. 1 ,... I. WANTED,
TWO BOYS. Of about IS years of age~ to
u learn the Printing Business in an estab.
ilshment in New Haven. Application may he
made at this Office as to terms and qualifica
tons. s~ o. rrc II
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SOUTH FARMS.
FEMALE SEMINARY.

&6A4$A4& SGEx&NAA
THIS schOehis,desi exclusively for fe-
Il males. 1t viii open on Wednesday the
nth Of NOv'r, in the brick building near the
Meeting House, under the care Of Miss HAIR
RIsoN, daughter Of Rev. FOsdick Harrison, a
young lady. the trustees believe. every way
qualified tn take charge Of such an institution.
All the branches Of education usually pursued
in female seminaries will receive attention in
this; and whatever may be the apparent pro-
gress Of the pupils. it is determined that they
shall undeystandtb studies to which they give
their attention-or in other words,.it is design
ed to have thorough course fstudy pursued.
This school, as its name would indicate, is
located in South Farms. Ljtch6eid, Ct. place
| on account of its purity of ais and beauty Of
| scenery we'll adapted for such an institution.
Terms Of tuition, So 90 per quarter.
N. B. Board can be procured in respectable
private families on terms AS favorable as in any
village 10 the county. Instruction will be Civ
en- in Music and Drawing for reasonable ex-
! ira, charge. -s.....--
Il. $. CHAMPION, Trustees
J: NJ. PIERPONT, Of
.@ FRED'K WHlTrLESEY, South Fu,ms
-l. EDWARD COWLES, ,y Female
WILLIAM HARRISON, Seminary.
South Farms, Oct. %, 1885. 81
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BOOTS AMI SHOES.

T.. A. LORD
HGsjusF received a .6sI GssOslMemf Of frat rhte
Boots and Shoes, made IN Boston expressly.
for the retail trade, cOmpTising the (oiIOsOing:,
4 SA Pairs men's COwhide BOOBIES
lOO. rs do. Ladies Kid Slippers r..
600 pair mems and womcO's Rubber Shoes
$50 /" ladies' spring heeled Cloth Slippers,
so " cheap Kid r. r.. Slippers
so !" French Morocco Slippers
90 % Ladiss' Kid Slippers
100 I" Cloth Sfippers ~
500 Peggrd Seal Walking Shoes
30 " mems Calf-sIin Shoes teh
95 " mems black Seal-skin Slippers
Is g. mems COwhide Shoes .4n..
so /" mems COwhide Bouts ...H. -.#
SO boys do. do. ..
so IS mems pegged Calf-skin Boots .
SO IS do. sewed do. do.
loo - children's Morocco Boots
so :" do. pegged seaI.skin Boots
so do. Pumps
so dOz. Leather Personalities .rr
so pair wOmen's Leather Boots .........
so - misses do. do.
so Village lace leather Walking shoess
SO chiId's do. do. do. do.
Litchfeld. Dec. s. 2e:
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We ALL
at his old standin East street, where h. may
be found at all hours. Customers may depend
upon having their work done in the best man
ner, and according to correct mechanical prin-
cipIcs. An assortment Of SLIDER Spoons
kept constantly on hand, or manufactured TO
order, and warranted Of the best quality.
Also, Watches, Watch Furniture, Jeueliery,
sc. at the lowest price.
REUBEN MERRIMAN.
~.O' east o. the Presbyterian Church.
LitchReld. Dec. IS. 6m27
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NEW BOOKS. sc.

TUST received. an extensive assortment oil
- BOOKS, among which will be found
The Christian Keepsake.
The Religious Souvenirs. a
Frieudship's Offering
The Token-The Gift-The Pearl.
IS National Gallery % Pictures.
+, Gallery Of Modern British Artists.
Stanfeld's Coast Scenery.
Wanderings through North Wales.
Wcstal g. Martins Bible Illustrations.
Gallery of Portraits.
Qnarto, 8vo., Polyglot. & Cottage BIBLES.
Brigham's Infiuence Of Religion upon Health.
M Hollands Life Of Van Buren,.
SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds, wholesale
or retail. as cheap as they can be purchased in
the state, for sale at
LORDS Book and Iariety Store.
Litehffeld, Dec. 5. 90
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.VesC Fan sgsssy W'SssEes' Goods.
MISS A. II. CABLE
Is no'c opening ne,o supply Of Fall & Winter
Goods, together tciih a general assortment Of
NHTE "

Goods, together tcifh a, general assortment Of
T9 MILLINERY,
..,es WHICH IN PART CONSISTS OF q ~
ENGLISH and French Merinos. Salisbury
~ Flannel, French Calico; also the twjed
English Prints; a,variety of Silks for dresses,
of different qualities and colers, from so cents
TO $i,s5 per yard; wrought Capes and Col.
lars. Thread and Bobbinett Laces. Muslins of
different kinds. Thibet and raw silk Handk'fs
and Shawls. Fancy hdk'fs and Scarfs, short
Eur Tippets, Belts, Gloves, Hosiery g. Shoes;
Corsetts. Curls, Combs. &c. &C. Also an ex-
tensive assortment Of MILLINERY, such as
velvet and silk Hats, Gaps, Ribbons g. Flow
ers. Ornaments for the head, Nets for ladies
and misses. all Of which will be sold on rea
sonable terms. ,.....g
FAN kinds Of Millinery and Mantuamak-
ing done ia the neatest &Smost approved style.
Customers are respectfully invited to call and
examine goods aud fashions before purchasing
elsewhere. NV =
Mifiiners and Mantuamakers fron, abroad
can De furnished with goods and patterns on
terms that may make Il Cor their interest to
purchase, instead Of going to the city 10 obtain
themA IL LiGhfeld, Oct. Is.
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AUCTION.

PY order Of the Court Of Probate for the
- District Of EitchftId, will be sold at pun
lie vendue, on Tuesday the 18th Of Janus.y
next, all the inventoried Personal Properly
belonging to the estate of JOBg KILBoRN. 'a'r
Of said Litehfeld, deceased except 50 mug"
as was set of to the widow. Ihe SAFE % vase
place At the Iate dwelling house of the deceas-
ed. AT one O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
WILLIAM BEEBE, Executor.
LitckfeLG, Dec. 20, 1885. 80
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Almahacs for 1886.
TEMPERANCE. Middlebrook. and Coz
NJ 'oF SAFE ~
Nov. .. -...-.. S. GALPIN.
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Drugs and Medicine S,
Paints, Oils, Wines, Go
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. s-.

. Se1WUSD V4AS9 wv 4UGSD 0&Gb
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. s-.
u. g.. BECKWcKTH
OFFERS for sale complete assortment
~ of the above, articles in quantities to suit
the purchaser. on as good terms as they can
be bought within the state. for cash or credit,
including an assortment Of Bronzes, Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil. Gums COpal and Shell
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish, Ia
marinds, Nader. COchineal. Indigo, Ameri-
can aud Russian Isinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus,
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidli,z
Powders. Congress Water. Superior and
common winter sperm, Castor, pure Libseed
and Sweet OILS. Chlorine. Tooth Wash,
Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
nANuE AssORTMENT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's
Panacea, Bateman's Drops. WEIGH Mpdica.
mentum, ThOmpson's Eye Water, Pills Of
various kinds, &c. &c. e.. ........
Also, a complete assortment of
English & 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, VermiIion. Lamp Black, sc. En-.
London Brown Stout-Porter-old Madei.
ra, pure Port, Samos and other WINES
Pure C0gniac Brandy, Holland Gin, West
India Rum. SIC. as medicines. ,.g .....
Physicians. Hatters, Painters, &c. supplied
on as good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities 10 New-York
Lifchfeid June IS. .,...... 49, s. ...-<.. IT'S (
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NOTICE,

FESHE, Judge Of the Court of Probate for
l. the District Of Litchfeld has allowed and
limited six months from the date hereof for
the creditors TO the estate Of AARON w. Fox,
late of LitcbfeId, in said district, deceased,
represented nselvent, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Samuel
Garnsey, Noah B. Smith and Ard w. Warner
Commissioners TO receive aud examine said
claims. Certified by
FREDERICK WoLcoRT, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of Jacob Turner,
in Mortified, on the last Monday in January
and the third Monday 10 June, 1885, at one
O'Clock p. M. on each of said days, for the
purpose Of attending on the business Of said
appointment.
Z @ SAMUEL GARNsEY,
taHaa Noah B. SMITH, Comm'Ts.
b ARD w. WARNER.]
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
LYMAN WEBSTER, Admir-.
Litchfe Dec. %, 1885. 81
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to- ,tS...Et Etpf;lS.

Il HE subscribers have now in store large and
4 general assortment of furnishing articles con
sisting OF splendid Fire Sets Erass Vine and Pear
ced Iron Fendcrs Shoscls and longs Brass And
Irons; Kitchen Shoyels and longs Sad Irons :;
lea Kettles 1inn'd.lron and Copper Box and Post
toiiec Mills Coffee Toastcrs Bread Toasters =.
Potato" Steamers Double & Single VAIL, lions
Spec Nortars Bell Metal. Brass s. Enamelrd ket-
ties Kitchen Forks Ladies SWIMMERS and
spoons Copper Turks Cap Cake Mouds; Block
I'm Coilee Pot', ; Egg Boilers; Nutmeg Graters
and Pepper Boxes Britannia Coffee Potts and Sets:
Splendid Silver Mounted Casters: Plated Brass. ia
pound y Iron Candle Sticks, tall & fiat Brass ia,
pannn X BrlttanIa Lamps Plated X Brass Shutters
and Trays. steel and Iron SHUTTERS: Spitoops
Table Cutlery OF ever, variety Looking Glasses and
Glass Plates Tea Yya,s aad Waite.s: Cedar Tubs
Water Buckets (; Teal npggins, &c. Flour Buck
cts Sugar Boxes. and rounO aud oval Meal Tra,s
knc Boxes; Curtain Pins and Bands Sttcrs !.
Broons Foot Scrapers; Frying Panns Grid l.
rons; Flat Iron Trbits; Crumb Brushes Tea kcd-
dies; Chamber Bellomses and a large aud general
assortment OF Castings; all OF which will he sold on
reasonable terms. MILLER " RONALI.
DC oher 81
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Deprrddf'ons and bnrbaritics ofHe apache In
dians-DfeadtM situation Of Chiuahua-The
Mercutc OF MAtamoras, Of the | lth Sept publishes
an extract from The supplement O3 of The Nolcioso
Chihuahua, which represents that State as being
almost delivered up the to fury of the Apache
tribe of Indians. ] he following is translation of
the extract:
"For upwards oftwo months, although not en-
tircly free from tie barbarons and cruel attacks of
the Apachcs, we have at least been permitted to
travel with some degree of security--tle present,
however, has been ushercd in under far different
auspices.
The enemy raising anew his standard of annh-
iaf'ng destruction, has commenced the accustomed
! career OF robbery and murder. The Apachcs
have appeared in considerable force at different
places dealing dra,h to the helpless traveller, and
causing every evil taught by natural barbaritv and
desire of utter extern nation
The accounts inserted in continuation. paint in
sad coIors. the state of this most unhappy deport.
meht OF ohhnah'a, state eventually resulting in
iheir total rum, II an immediate stop be not nut to
the threatening evil
10 expect aud from Mexico, is to believe in in-
p"sSio''''IrS; to hope for Liberation from shipwrcck
ov 'en' Caivo, Is to demand miracles His ndctati-
gable zeal may, II is true, advise PROMPT. wclldi
recied and elfr#cious measures to avert evil and
attain 50 desirable an object, but he is ,cthout re-
s'"Fees' raipab'e To all is the deplorable condi-
non OF the troops II provided with arms, they are
nnmounted; II with Shoes they lack shirts and i,
snort they are destitute OF every requisite for use
."' ana n'tNe service But supposing them to be
IN a condition Tor actual service, they could not
pursue u, me sa''g"s 20 the interior. They should
e"neaVor 10 cut them of in their incress Tor cpress)
al frontier points, where detacIImen,s ougb, mo-
ceSSar''y to be placed, to impede their entrance
opr''' against them in their territory, when IA
roraoe opportunity presented as, also. 10 resist
II" '"'1 T INVASION which, Judging from the aspect
u 'cN'S' Is mol very remote. The inference nre-
sch'ed Is that if the Chihuahuains do no, endeavo,
20 preserve their territory, and punish thi. horde
ny peculiarly or personal service. soon
CT or N''er we shall all become victims.
r ':., Government cannot aid u.s. nor can Gen.
'"No without such assistance make di,,os;,;,, rnr
our defence. 1t is necessary then. tha, nnl;'c,l
s,.''N o's"h1e militia in their municipalities to ac,
ohenS''cly and detensyelv tina, ,bcy n,nn,o,n Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

The Congress Of Texas, meton the I'd inst. a
quorum of mcmhcrs bring present, Richard Ellis,
(presidcn Of the late conventon) was elected pre-
slrnt pro fem. of III" senate; and Ira Ingram, OF
Maiagorda, elected speaker of the house.
The necessary committees were appointed on the
ilh. On the 5ih the message OF President Burnett
was delivered and the official returns of the last
election were rendered. They were as follows for
Prcsd :n,--llouston ;S5S5, Austin 81, Smith IN,
Green 81, Rush and Archer 4; for Vice Presi-
dent--Lamar 273S, Eusk 1l50, Zalava % and
smith ,. The vote in favor Of maintaining the
sent constitution il is, 3lG9, aud for CIV
lnr conventional powers to Congress to alter 1t 20
q The vote in favor of anncying Texas to
the United States, 1920 and in favor of Il
separate republic, only 81.
4 letter from respectable gentleman, on IA vi,
10 Texas, represents the members OF the Congress
rs intelligent and respectable; and certain To or
game efficient government This IS all that .
now necessary to cnti,le Texas To have her indie
pcncncc recognized, MOI only bv the I. States, but
all foreign nations. ". u. standard.