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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
BcDinsunsen oielsr Seitun9.

7balsr fur BEN Sabrsans wenu inner
halb oreD SJ1onaten POM Gmpfau9e Be
3eiiuna au.-@in Ibdler uno fisufsi3 Gents
.renn iuuerbalb oem Jahne,-uuo 23baIer
1rennuaD Derlauf csNelben bsSabI miro.
2. Sir cine tirSere 3eitats feds O1onats
miro tsine Subsleriptipu auSsncmmsn,unc
Die 3eituus Fam uiebt aufSe8eben peroeu
bic ale Nldtdnbe oeSsblt Tuo.
8. 8stanntmabuueen fOiten: SIR eine
OHubs SO @euts eas Disre6 fir einen
sHOnat 81 uno far elm Sabr 8 Gt"l'r bar
Diered.
4. Wsr oisie 3eituns ourb ben pcftreite'
betbm,nt. miro nob bic 3ufdslIde Sumn1s
son Is @euts 3u be5ablsn baben. -.
!. sJ~9riete &c. an Den !peron5seber mai:
fen poffrsy einseiauot nsroen. =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
e6a b tbbr bds

Den Maun eretben 91eib nno Sine.
Die oft Die s1nse WsIt 'bm ltno =; ~
1lno tauieuo 1Bonnen bsut tbm ltlH
Ssin 8reuno, leiu Birtunsstre,s.
Den 8reis utarinet Der GnteI Sdaar, ,
gle felt ib m eas Dereans'n:. bar.
GypRndts Nb Der 8Iumen piele
llno bOfft Elm fe>ner6 3iel.
SIR ieoss 9Ilter, jebeu etanb
@tr6mtWobIf fein a,t6 oebS9bpfers }3anS.
was er Dir sibt. 9sniebs Du! :.
60 ruf # uns 4flss au,
Ser &unit, nit meisbeit uus su fteu'a,
Der molten mir oas 4sbeu psib'n!
Wer Sreuo' in isben Sag siib webt
llno gut fiber nur Iebt.
566u 1T oas esben lbbn it's auf bieltt
lBelt. .,.v.. =. ...
Uer 5dbIt bic Sreuoen, bic iis eutbaIt :?
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

ten tpuroen in 2enoon Yeron1foltet.
oeren Setrosflr folbe bejflmmt ut,
Die ourcb Oleien 0orfou tn cine
bdIfIc(e Sage usrlebt purren.
Sponle n.-llnltlnOlicbe 9e,
rtbte bei0relben pie. mbroerilcbeu
Nuftrltte Die tn Barcelona am 4ten
ltatt batten. Mebr ais 1000 Gar.
lllten ipurOen in 0sfdneni0en maf-
tacrIert, rno Die Contribution vpm
eSpIte ouS9crufen. Sie anmeiens
Den Srupptn selsten 0absp cine
auHallsnpe llntbdtisteit. Bepm
Nbgon9 oteier 9>abribten tpor nocb
oues to i'm 2lufrubr, oo6 man Elm
neuee; B!utb oo befdrcbtste. !. .
Sn Dem fe1ten 9Dlabe Glletcrio
dlherten Die earlitten llmmtlitbe
Wcbnbau(er Elm. 3is jebt be-
baupten Ge li6 no6 oarirp erbcten
il6 aber ~ copitulirsn, wenn :(e
blnnen 8 Sa9en fsine 6ilfe erbol-
ten tDhr0en. .Seoer llmItQno: ;: be,
re9tlset 5ll Der 0ohnun9 oas Die
gorlitten lire Nole In @ponien
bal0 tperoen ous9eIpielt Daben.
Ote pbilaoelpbio |9}otiDnol
Oa5ette" pom oDrt9en SamHaee
llefert nod fDl9enDe ~ausndrti1e
Neui9teitss2lrtitel:- 0DiS-
le s mpte 1T, an bic Seus oes
Srn- ~Serrurier, ais Minifer t,oh
Den Oereinlgten Stoaten Don 9lmes
rlfa ernannt nerOen, inoe0en pirD
er Sranfreib nibt eber Dsrla11en,
bis Die Diplcmatilhen 0srb dltni0e
5tpIfben beioen 2lnoern ,rieDer
ber9eltelt ln0. 0ts 9ermdb(ung
Der Soni9ln Don pDrtugal fono am
ltten Senner our6 einen Steuper.
treter ltott. Ser paniltbe Sc
tDdftftrd9eriu Grte1enlono bat uni
letne Surldberufun9 onssfu6t, tn
Dem Der &6ni9 BON Bopsrn Q}oter
oeS Gtnl96 Otto, nab feiner 2lns|
Funft in 2(tben, bd ibm Die ousz
pdrttseu Minifer uor9etteGt tpur-
9en'. bic Oemerfun9 9emaht batte,
''er9laube oaB Vapern bis teBt NOD
ll0t Die &6nigin von &5pon ien|
babe,' ei1e 8e(eioie>I
ing, pcfdr Der 0eGbaftstrdeer
'ff>ntltD 0enustbuuns foroerte, |
'le tbm ober pertpeisert tpurre. Ser
'untlOe +gonful in 9amburg bat
'tne, 2lnSet.9e { pub blijiren la6en,
oaB Die Delbdftl9ung Oer ru0ifben
ylasse tn Der Detreibung oes Gclo,
osnbonoels als Elm ftraf wuroisee
DerbreDen tetrotbtet. tperocn lou,
lno oa6 Die rullGbe Ns9isrung ibrs
Suitlmmun9 i'll Der Ssttrafun9 &C.
ben miro, ,peldbe otejenissn Mdb<
t., bic Oas Ns6t Der 9urbluctz
lln9 unO We9nabme baben an
lot6e Sc|ooenlblfe uutsr ibrsr
Sla9ge ausdben mbgen. glrtt Sal-
|errano iitocn fetner neuliben (b,pe>
rem llupdslibtsit pollfcnlmen wie-
csr bersefellt. Ser grsbifbvf pon
Vptlroeallr, ST.. gbeocrns, fribr
81 lbof st 0oftonf tn cen 8ersu
etnisten Staatsn tpo sr allgemein
'pesen leiner 9elebrfamfsit seattst,
uno peaen feinsn Susenoen seliebt /
tpuroef TT ,ur smhrDe .eit1;s Gar
olnals etbebsn ncrDen': " |
9ie atnerifaniibe Sresatte Con
Commodore Glliot, lag
in Den lesten Sa9en oes obge,pitb,
.nen No0embernonats in Dem 6os
fen su Ntben In 0rieebenlanD. Ser
n as - IL.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

pe sumner NstrDe init SeDlenten
an9efhllt parent hacb TEN Sbrprs
! Slmmsr 9eIsltet, mo Der SInig Ge
}nebeno ehpheng. gr true. bic nt,i,
term etnes. Stsritsn ieiner 0oroen,,
Ibtuolauen Nof uno pautalpns,
NIT lllberborolrteni &r0eeu, @pour
letten, un0 einep @teru ouf Scr
0rult. Get 'Sbyon mou Gin
2lrmle0tL iberScssn NIT purpur-.
Forbsnem Sotnait, uno pergoIoet,
auf elmer init SepYiben betsateu
platform f1ebsnD, uno lber Sem r
lelben Elm Sbronbimmel NIT elmer
&rone. Das 3imnler rpor in, elm
fa6fen gel1moG G-Gecbs Stlbte,
Elm Splegeh Elm Dfeilertt(b, nebf
Den Sllonlnen oes &61i9s unD Der
&bnl9ltl BON 8apern, t1,abten bic
ganje MsubIlruu9 aus.
Ser &Sntg nabm cine Ginloput,s
i'll elnem Seiueb auf Der Sreeotte
an, tpel0e fir 0tele Geeeenbeitt tpie
am 4ten Sulp aus9eT1mift NOR.
gtne fron56Glde uno ,6frei6i1tbe
IYregatte, tpelbe I'M 6ofen lasen,
IfeDerten ebsnfau5 lbr 0eIbis ab,
ba feline Mojettdt bep ibrer 2(nfunft
un0 Absan9 Don Der Sresotte NIT
Nanonenoonncr be9rl6 orDen.
Mon bebouptst, ooB Der Safer
BON VublonO IN ouen $beiIen Der
WeIt 9ebsims GmiGdre unterbalte.
Sn>parts uno elni9enanperr @taos
ten pct Sronfrei6 fouen lcb gegen-
tpdrtls alIein 1000 iptber rufGfber
Sp'ene bsfnOen.
Der poG;bo bon Gevpten fou in
telnem ScIr5uSe 9e9en Die Nrober
elne bcosutenoe Nieoerloee erIitten
boben. sNdbreno lein seer ursr-
trortetcr Dihge in Dem Geger ro.
ttete, ttlfjten pie Nrobers aus Den.
gngpaf1en Der gcbir9e, uno NOR
oetsn Nuesj tpas ibren ,f9dnoen
beqe9nete.. pDn 10000, gevptern
Iousn faum 500 enteemmen fem.
sJn Der @taot 9seupprt tpuroen
tpdbrenD reS' Jabres 1885 fur S
32o, 96o &eblen%' ,no fur $5S8,7e3
0clS verbratbt: .. "::>>G.'.
Mie Die gerbdltnil1e i'm geben
llb rrunoerbar 9eitolten f6nnen -
Oas eSobny.nmer oes eiu|t an.
9ebsteten nnO 9efilrhteten J>applecn
su gonepouo a(auf st. 6e!ena) ilt.
nun sd elmer Stalluus, bas Saus
Su elner 0ierfbenfs, Der @artsnt
na0it pen 5auie ,u einetn @baf-.>
ptstte oermanoelt notpsn. i ;s'>'
Sic seEsosbsnos Detfat,mIunal
BON NchSerleD bat lieb In Dem
lansrplsrtesn StreIte Der .Qnafer
Der alten uuo neusn qBeiGe nit 8
eessn ID @tlmit,eu fir steihe Ber-
tbsiluns: oss. .Dsnlelbsn esmein,,
iboftltb sebSrtneen grunosiseu-j
tbums entlbiepsn. 49,. ~, J, !:
y. ? = 7-------o-O..--- .---.-- .~.,....
Cine sabtreiht partbei Ser. Sc.
leh9etuns3 IN psnnlpipauisll mill
ole Serlesuns oss 09isrpnssGbes
pon2 9ar1lsburs nab phuape!pbio
beantrasen. <.a.I. .,rt.
:. Ss's N<D, ct: Setting
o.,..:s ent.;i;;. .rJ,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
Bortt Nu6l9nDt.
9Iels gss:ss :s:Ss eSs:s,sSsle

--'eIsgsssssatsssss tssssssSNel@-,
Surf SoIIsprano, Der alte Met'
| lterminiiter oQer po!itiGben qEeb>
ielberri1aften in Sraufrsib, elmer
|0er DeroDrlfe6enOen 0iener fDnItit
|thtioneuen &6ni96tbums unter QuO,
(mi9 XVIJ ,. NeDolutscn6 jsit oes
|GallerreicbS mo nun Der 8 auf Elm
oloer 9efol9ttn oerI6ieDensn &6t
Inlge, Elm tpabres gbomdleoni Der
thinner sur poBeneen 3eit feline Nok
lie nab SntereBen elmer Selbltiubt
|um;utaul den ,ru6te, nun 9e9en so
Jabre ait, 1T no6 Dem fdrjliben
Nbleben Ceiner 81 jdbri9en 0emob-
lin wieoer fe melt bergefeut, oa6
er felnen 9Bogen i'll betfel9en oer>
mag. 90 beritDtet Der Stor, upm
50. Mts. na6 eu9I. papieren.
Sranfrei1.-2(m 8ten oes
oorigen MonatS tpuroe oub in Der
9eputlrtcnfammer Die @ontoo-
prefe an Den S5ni9 pcrle(em unO
nah elmer 3-td9isen 0i6cu6ton NIT
246 .Stitneu 9e9en 47 obne pelent- |
libe Suiase, onsenommen. Gie
bat unssfdbr osn(elben JOesnson9, (
mis Die AOore0e Der Dalr6Pam mer,
muir NIT B Ell unterldiebe, DoB le
Die Sabe Nolens In &rinnsruugt
brin9t, uuo feline BisperbsritelIun9
Sllr grbdltun9 0ss @uropdllben
0lsibgewtbts 0urb Die oereinistsn
Semlbun9en @nglanOs unD Sranf'
reicbs fhr bbbit ul6tlg unp unenn
bebrli6 era1tet. -.
@ine febr sroGe Senfation bratb| !
te in parts ole Nabritbt pon Dem
tlnstlf Des 9feu,porfer Geuers. |
&Gou am folsenosn Morsen er,
bfneteoie Expedition oesMessenger
BON @alisnoni cine Cub (tription
Sur Il nterfikune berjenisen, tpslbe
in. riefsm traurisen .@rei9ni0e am
meilten 9elitten boben mbbtsn. g
Sn Bouroeaur brannte ami 6tsn
|Senner Ser Beinf'Qsr Der 0erren
|Sprenger uno mais 'ab. Ser
|Derluit miro ouf 100000 Sranfen
|gei1det. Mebr ais 1000 Safer
init Den eOslnen Beinsn singen
|oabep ju Grunoe. s..
gnslano.-Oie Nabri6t BON
|oem I>euporfsr 8ranoe psrurfabte
lin Son0on, neben pieler Sbeilndbms,
aud 9ro0e SeiersniGe. Man
etaubte, Da6 bic meiiten me6(el
Der Neuporfer 6duler prctettirtI
nod gnslano surifton,nen
wirpen. 2(ebnli0e MutbmaGunssn
|fbien man aud in Daris susbaben.
IS III Elm Slid unb cine Gbre fir
oie. Neuporfer 9sfbdftsweIt, uao
|NmeriFa ilberbaupt, baB Sranfreib
|uno ENGLAND in oislen grtpartunsen
fih peroen sstaaf1tfsben. gcuscs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
&sentsn fir Sen

:, y Gsenten fir Sen =
8'aterla:n t.eun.o.
>;eT6olsenoe !Qerreu Eno autboriiIrt als
Mssntsn fir oiels 3eituna 81 a8iereu.
g; @rou .GDi0icOtbe. 8. -: =.
Srieori6 @patb, @ia. po(tmeitter, peterss
,..,' br9b. @p'unbiaua So.
s. M. Cooper, ei1. y. 81. Brutter,
, : .: QBapne 60.
Doc. parlemou p.M. ,lnipntomn, 9tort
t. -. -. u GD.
ebrm. 8. .. 9uet, 8Oaroman Grumouu
80, .'' So.
9uss ms3aM elq., n'ansf*'', @i@'snS an
Die Qru. Doetoren 9. u.@. 0e(terlin,gfb=
=. p" .,..H: laup. RiebIanb 60.
Nleraueer We e@ullp,,W. M. OlaHluon, >.
ebrsp' Geprse g. mepsdnet @bippawap,
Qlapue 90.
8m. pbiIipps, y. st. Yarif, gtarf g..
6. g. 0tnSee, @{qr. 3auespille, Sbio.
Doc. g. MisBet 2aneafer, Sbio.
Saeob Vin ons, Sommerfst, Ierrp @o.,S.
Daniel Q8or!ep, Ga. y. Oe. @leaueIano ..
---===aA = = - &1|E>n|EU/uNTc~
tx &le Welt in 0eut(hlano.
Die welt slsi9t elmer 8ier 8outsi!|e, /,
sti8m Msufbeu iIuo rarin oas Sisr;.
Wsin 8tei1nib padet ct, merbeiQe
Z rDieG 5u betptilea bin i6 bier.
1sr sGauns beeeutet bobe 2eutH;
:, 2Ns 8ier iisbt nan oen 8arssr dtt;
als Qeefe ftsbt ibn faunt 3ur Sete,
Der piel sspla3te 8ausrsmdnn. 1
Dsnn Nib Der propf berauase3rseu,
60 pralentirf .itb aleib Der sbautr,
9la6 ibm' nirS Der @sbatt sewoseny
Dos uebrise bsmertt man faum. "
Eob tannnur Araft i'm 8isre liessr,
Der Sbau,tt ii ,psitsr ni6ts ais @inb );
ilno 1T er neb 70 bob aetieseu
=. 9o fallt Ct ebsn 70 ecf1wino. y
pie Aeefsmirb iaF niebt seaGtet,;
Maa fsbt spie germ Der tlnoanf rbmeigt. !.
Dodb,> ,renn man es bepm eiebt betrabtst
-. ST fe's ,poour1 Der sdaum nur feist.
s,on rneinem sise den If res Gnre,- 49,
:, Per 1oo ios'rnt enbli1 in bas Qaus.
llao leeret obne gemplin,ente ..~.
T., Das Sier, nit sdaum ,'ne S2esfe aus.
80 -. NNAkNANANNNxxu=
- .Die Sreuoen pes: Sebsns.
s@soiI5 ,,.'; sss ssSs'' fss'" ii''s e'f 'i*fs'
tQBer sabIt bic Sreueen, bic fe entbalt
;. Der saus!ins an Der MntterbruF
q Gtnpfinbet fbcp beS 2ebens Qnf.
:. GAst bisS iein 2aheln i'm @efdt
Gein erltes Stamt0eln nibt ?. ....
Der Rnabe bipft unb iingt uno fpielt,
Y We'll er bas @Iid oes 9ebens fhblt.
Gin sebnnetterIius, eia bunter Stein-
Sbon Sies sann i'm erfreu'n. y. Z :.
Der Sanslina eilt init leihtem Ginn
Don einem Srt gun, ancetn bin; =
gr fnbt in fernsr 1ase Qanf
cid neue Sreacsn anf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

eeuis pbilipp Der tssise &6nis
BON Vranfreib, fDu sesenpdrtis
sro6e Sun'snen feinss pripatper-
mbgens rtpenOen {llt11 Die Stras
Benpaaltsr in paris III perl06nsrn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

. Cine sablreiebe partbci Ser. @e4
ieesstuns5 IN psnniplpanisll pill
ole Qerlesuns oss 0esisrppseGbeg
pom !, 9artlsburs na6 Mnapapbio
beantragen. ,.r,.t
. Ii Ha. i: N<D, ct Setting. " y
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

Man bebouptet, ooB Der Safer
BON NublonO IN oIlen SbeiIen Der
9SeIt 9ebsime gmiGdre unterbalte.
Sn>part6 uno elni9en anperr @tdos
ten nct Sranfreib foIlen licb gegen-.
,pdrtl9 aIIeln 5000 lplber ruflGber
Splene bsfn0en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

Sic seEsoebsnos Detfat,mlunal
Don ehSerleD bat @(ieb In: Dem
lanswlsrtesn StreIte Der .Quafer
Der alten uuo neusn qBeiIe nit 8
esssn ID Gtlmit,su fir steteM Der.
tbe!luns: oss .Denlelben eemein>,
iboftltb eebSrtneen grunosigsu-j
tbun1s entIbiensn. q. -. ~, = !:
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
New Goods! ]!
.WNT REGEEW.ED.

A N extensive assortment of black, blues iIl- BrOadCnOdlnS- plaid and ribbed Cdssi- neres, well bought, and will be sold cheap i; figured and plain MeFino Cloths; Camblefs, BOnnbazines, Merino & Thfbet Wook Shawls; a great variety of 6hawls 6 HandkeYchiefs {; a very handsome assortment of dark. rich printed CALIcoEs, with almost every kind of Wool. Cotton and Liaen Goods comprising to- gether an EXTENSIVE EAssoRTarRNT-and on ac- comnlodating terms.
 CHARLES [. WEBB. Litchfield, Sept. 8, 1896. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
THE PARK. THE PARK,

DoteL us. MT. Editor. what is ths reason that ths work upon ths Park in WestsFeet s stopped short of cOmplstOn7 The posts and rails are mostly down. but the ground around them s rough and uneventhe fence has had only priming ofpaint-andI perceive that catts and horses tto say nothing of hogs and geese, which around this town seem to be free com moneEs) march into the enclosure without difficulty. Why do not the committee go forward and complete and paint it like the one in East street2 QUERIsr.
 IWe should be very glad to answer our correspond ent, but certainly cannot-we presume however that one and probably the principal reason s that the sub scnptons are not all paid. We are aware that there has been and is delay, but from what cause we do not know unless for the want funds to pay the work men, his to be hoped that all who have not paid will promptly do sO and let the work go It cannot be expected that the committee will proceed faster than the money is collected. We trust that before long meeting of the subscribers wi be called and an exhi- bit made by the committee of the cost expenditure &c.-as the time is rapidly approaching when sOme- thing must be done respecting the transplantng of trees, &c-Edl aL Hsa t..-t
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
Lyman's Patent Spir9i C0aicGl SPRING BED,

For k6eGIS, GOE&s ~ Ake029eA1eOCAe8 THIS newly invented BED is one of the -L most comfortable both for the sick and the we'll. / By the action and reaction of the Spring, an equable support is afforded to the inequalities of the body, SO that all muscular exertion is rendered thereby unnecessary. It is constructed with joint near the head, which enables the occupant to rise any desi- red reclination, and this it is which renders it so peculiarly useful to the sick and infirn1.
 The Spiral Conical Spring Bed may bs readily adapted to any common Bedsfead. and the expense so trifiing that it comes with- in the means of every family.
 The above named Bed was first exhibited at the Mechanics Institute, New York, and was highly commended, and large number immediately ordered.
 N B. The above Beds may be obtained of DEWEY & BULKLEY, of Litchfeld. who are now manufacturing them,
 Litchfed, Aug. 28. ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
MOTLCE

YNHE members of the Fira Ecclesiaaical IL Society isa Eitchfed are hereby warned to attend society meeting at the Lecture Room in said society or Monday the 18th i1- stant, at 2 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of. making arrangements for painting the Meet ing House, and to transact any otheF business, proper to be done at said meeting.
 SAMUEL BuEr, S..,...
 THERON BEACH, Ssoesetys
 JASON WHITING, So's'''''''se. s' LitcAfsla, Sept. I, 1886. ,. lS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
At Court of Probate holden q Plymoush, in

At Coust ef Probate holden q Plymouth, nn
 and for Plymouth Districs, Sept. 3, lS36. 0N the estate of OzzAs PEOK, late of said O Plymouth, deceased Ordered, that the administrators exhibit their administration account to this Court for adjustment ct the Probate Office in Plymouth, on the 2lfh day of September, 1SS6, at ! o'clock a11ernOon and that an persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the administrators will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Etchfeld, and post a copy thereof on the signpost in said Plymouth.
 Certified from Record.
 IA CALVIN BUrLEB, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08

as to the Or we shah amend h by suspending the iiem eas 6F the pEessni--with benefit Q dfawbaek at the November election-leeging . balance @ now ascer- tained of in favor of the Whg nsiead of in the States which are authenhcally repoftedsN: r. COHr
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
.NOTICE.

HyHE Court Of Probate for ilis Di5triea ef 1 Litchdeld hath limited and allowed aix, months from the date hereof for fhe creditors fo the estRte of ,a.s '
 JOSEPH OSBORN, late of Warren, in said district, deceased, to present their claims against said eslate to the subscriber. All claims not presented within said time will be debarred recovery.
 GEeReR P. TALEMADeE, EeaehfDr . WagFe1, Sept 8. 1630. lA gs
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
NOTTCE.

NULMCMIe THE members of the Litelfeld County Sz- A cred Music Sociay are notified that their annual meeting will be holden at the Lecture Room of the Episcopal Church in Litchield> They are also notified that a CONCERT will be given ia the evening of the same dav. commencing at half past o'clock. s N By order of the Executive Committee.
 B. HARRIseN, S.,...u...
 ID. w CATExyS NSecreser'ss. LitchfeM, Sem. ,l6S6s 1S
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08

"HALnAx COURT HoUsE, Va, Aug. A. "Dear Sir .-The whole town is upside down this morning The JaI b1rnt together with five prisoners It supposed to be set on fire by the prisoners from the inside. Can't ascertain whether any escaped. was about the first that got there: Heard the cries get them out, but in vain. Your servant"
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
WANTED.

DY the subscriber, on APPRENTICE to D fhe Wagon Making BAsiness. To one of industrious and steady habits, good encou- will be given:
 LEWIS SMITH Harwinton, Sept. 5, 1e36. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08

Accoxnf Casrsat-In posting up the elections in the eouth and west, which took place in July and August we find laFge balance against Van Buren as follows:
 M. Van Buren in account current with the whgs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
TO HOUsEEzE EIETDTETI

TO HOUSEEAN NcEF EERS N YNHE subscriber has for sale, one Sulkey 1 and Harness, one Gutter, several Tables Snearly new). Stands, large lot of Chairs, Bedsteads of almost every description, one Cooking Stove; one Box Stove; numerous articles of Iron, Stone, and Earthen Hollow Ware; Tubs, Fails, two barrels Soap, and nearly every article of Household Furniture: all which he will sell at 10 per cent less than their real value.
 N. B. Ihe Gbove articles, aot. previously dispo. sed o6 s0iu be sold at public veadue, on Monday the 19th Seps. dt o'clock P. M. at Ate subscri- ber's residence iD SOaah Farms.
 R. s. CHAMPION
 August 3l, IsS6. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08
TRUNK LOST.

T OST from the Stage between LitchheId Lk and Ellsworth, on Tuesday morning ne 23d instant q HAIR TRUNK. condderaDy worn, containing various articles of weaI
 apparel, principally female: On tps s...". us.... was label with the name Of NheI1o. .,S ,..;Ss, Whoever has picked up said gunks e. ensa -. =. leave f. af the Mansion House. LICn.,, l,.a,l s@ give intorn1ation tO the proPrieto1s VIII reasonably rewarded; ,, z, vurr ms,Sv N
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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-08

HaIanee ln favor of fwhigs,42I
 The above Is from the Ralkmore CATOaicle and is authenticated by good adyices as to the Dr. side but
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
rurgBLE PROPERTY FOR s.7LE.

.r.n..yiUc Hotel, in the village of Lawrcncornlc, ia
IN" IL. " +mi OF Brunswick, with four hundred acres OF land, a
"E.,""-.. ni.hiy patroniscd, and possessing every convenience
H. ' '.s 80, for the prosecution OF extensive Tavern opera
all ''t"i .,,,,,:,aa!c private apartments for n family, will be Of
~ "a az rabn: Auction, on Monday, the 1th day OF November next
r"'" =, nj | , uni 3 wears, the purchase; giving satisfactory Sc
Tai.' ,,,,,,o. in Virginia are perhaps better and moro tavorabiy
i" ,,l,<. and fewer still present finer prospects to any per
s7i"" ' ."s M sn.ase in Tavcrn-kecping, and training and racing
.% :, ,n ,s,,,c OF the uca-ho.Se region, and few counties IN the
Es III W. ~, b, one, can boast more fine horses, or excel in the eE
sac Il . n,re th.m for the Turf, than is shown by the citizens o
t''" - where l!hyIal,y is ptovctbial, and where patronage O
t. VI sJ'sa;a.es, combined with the remarkable heahhincas o
NJ sJ n, patronage which il has heretofore and must con
lie !'s'. &C., ,nti,le il strongly 10 the consideration oil any per
Lag mI.,,.st disposed 10 engage in such business. The village Is
s"'F' =. h,. ,,r, ilent society, a female school, and an Academy
hNi'L." lin now bcin. built. The necessary furniture, &c;
~ enM ~ soiI win the establishment, and possession given imne-
Lrcy. .. ,oLo ,,c,srrc in showing the premises.
isP ;" sI necessary inforlnation, to any person disposed to put'
,Arr. 4T-tls
az; :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

5s0y, JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Roanoke.-The stud OF Horses
Ill abou, dHy in number, including some OF the finest Mnres ana
r,raS md NJ the Stalions bclouging to the estate Of the late Mr.
r,"ioiph. vii! be sold at the Brick Tavern, Charlotte Courthouse,
=, ~, n. iq.si,y,t the I'D of November, to the highest bidder, on
. ,"ii ua,il the first Ia, of July, 1887, the purchaser giving bonds
snd approved security before the property is delivered; IL may oS
al m ,ru,h. that such Il selection Of Stations, brood Mares, hna
rgEs b,. never been offered from the stud Of any gentleman IN
raJoIl. Anon. The Stations are the very superior and noted morse
, I sire OF pbilipl and that high bred and most beautiful animal,
E,..,gr. ,hn, was 50 great Il favorite with the late MIR. Randolph;
,n, isnq: and HEJdrc, aud several others Of high claims. The
Nass, for purity OF blood, great size, high form ana c0'1 d. .pE.a ~
r".ly Jay:J are scarcely, ind certainly not surpassed, by any III
yr.iaiia, jcin. mostly the descendants of bis famous English mares,
81, C.,t All Of whose 'pcdisrecs ae TOO well known to need be
toned here, and ull of which may be found in the English and
lrcrican Stud Books.
TYrtc viii h. sold two or three pair Of fine match Horses, and per
hap. some GOOD .c!iings. WAY CNhDst L,'i
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

Nd ,TTEsoN's TAVERN FOR SALE.-The subscriber scr Sr, W, ,lo
Il inc to retire from public life, will Oder al Pn nUme T Tsyc m"s sru MI
l 18th OF t. nS at present rs 5 resides, lying in tho county Of DnGkinghan, on
INC ma" m s'a -, fnrmer. and forty from the latter town, and eleven
south IF B]oskinSIa~ C.. cSyr n,ass4;fon If ~ood d lS sSSU to sou supp pefss ,S U'
inv n,1c IVY The improvements arc good and suited for a country stand
If no, privately disposed + by the t ay "0G on aeenmmedsti ii T torm na
ANY gentleman wishing TO purchase, will, OF course, frst View .e
premises va H"r o, "Ho J y" " '" JAMES P. PATTERSON.
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