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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

EWOLCOMBE, BUTTON n EDMUNDS' Com.
N mission H00se, Bickmopd We have associated
ourselves together, for the purpose Of lfansaoing
neral COmmiss'0n Hgsiness 10 this place Our business
will be strictly Commission one, rs we have obi gated
ourselves, mutually to each other in on. articles Of
partnership, not 10 speculate iu trade on Joint OF
dgdua account, IN real estate, obacco. -four OF any
articles products Of commerce. Reasonable advances
will be nude oil consigDments, and every oxertion
used to give satisfaction.
Goods will be received and forwarded With the greatest
possible Dispatch. THOMAS A. BOLCOMBE,
DAVID w. BURTON,
Dec rGf-wt1 l. EDMfNDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

49, HALIFAX, 9th December, 1886
The parties interested will please take notice that +
have appointed the hour of 10 o'clock NJ of the 10Th
day OF March, 1896, at the of John s. Lew
ellen, at Halifax Courthouse the time and place for
commencing the duties prescribed in foregoing order
OF Court; when aud where they required to attend
with the necessary documents and evidence TO enab. n
report in pursuance OF said order.
Feb TO- yiNwa1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

Whhuiacturer OF Stocks, Shirt Collars &c.
, 10, Cedar street, late 100 Pearl
new YORK, 2o'h January, 1876. S5-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

YENHE Gnc end thorough bred horse MINOR from Vjr.
- GINA viii make his first season in the vicinity Of
Mlcdgcvilie Georga, this Spring, 1896 Fortber par
ticulars hereafter.
January %. si0a.a.,
rhe Geo,sis Journal . requested insert hc above tsiee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

Copy-Teste, w MILLER, c. c.
/ Jan. 3O. S1-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

HN CHANCERY-VRG Rules held in the
m Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court ofinw
and ChanceTy for Goochland county, the I'd day of
November, IS;S5
Jackson Mills and John s. Fleming PllfFs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

Al the annual meeting Of the Young Mems
Temperance Society, holden at the Chapel on
Tuesday evening last The following resolution
was adopted. and voted to BE- printed:
Resolved, That This Society have noticed
with pleasure some articles favorable to the
cause Of Temperance in the Vermont Pbnnix.
and would respectfully request the editors 10
devote hereafter one column of their paper. or
more 1t agreeable, 10 the publication oil articles
Of this description, believing it will meet the
wishes of large portion of their readers.
BY order. 5. II. ELLIOT, Sec. pro TEN.
Feb g. 1886
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
YER MONT PIaGNIx.
DRATTLEBoRo, VI.
FRIDAY MORNING. Fen Z 1926
WIG STATE CoNvEyTIoN.

"A Convention OF the Wings of Vernon,
VIII be holden at the Village of Montpelier
on Wednt sday, the nly.fouub d,v y,
February 1886, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. for the
purpose OF nominating ,ckr, for State on
GERS, and an Electoral Ticket, TO he recon.
mended 10 the undivided support of that nor.
ton of the Freemen, without d,s,inciion
OF party Names" who are opposed TO The
measures Of the National Administration
The committee seeing no lust cause for n
lnrlher division among brethren of the same
political aith," cordially invite the ami.
administration Freemen of ererg term in N,
Sfafe to choose delegates to represent them
IN the Conventlon. In making this call.
the committee act at the request of others.
and IN designating the time OF the meeting.
are governed by no other motive than de.
sire that such action may be had as will
result IN uniting the votes Of all those of the
same national politics, upon one and the
same ticket for State Officers and Electors
II. II. REED,
f. p WALTON. Central STATE
JOSEPH HowES, Committee
Montpelier, Jan 25, 1886
Nv The democratic Antimasonic State
Convention" is TO meet at Montpelier on the
same day, for similar purposes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
RON The Washinsto GLOBE jan o.

NJ '"'t"SfOH UtOOS, JlH. -.
w. "e1Inderstand that Major General Scot,
s. ~ou'l ,t last week 10 Florida to take the
s s1a''a' direction Of the operations in that
S %l's' = and with fall authority to call ND.
i, Ala Executives of South Carolina, Geor-
sIs, n,aCaIlia' and Florida, for whatever
been 'orre may be necessary. He has
No ,u directed ut to push the campaign in the
InI,.. so'ous manner, and to reduce the
"" "r S 70 unconditional submission.
Nh, S' 'u''ner learn, that the disposable reg
slb. ~ !; ~ wnlch can properly be moved, is
np, an NJ - + 'or'da or on the way The garri.
bp,o W. a Tue sea coast have either been sent
S ,,S VI nave been reduced to the smallest
ien i'.aG'c number Circumstances have
revm.S necessary the removal of the 9th
Na a%,Vu from Jefferson Blrracks to the
be,o " o.1 frontier, and General Gaines has
comm mugteu 10 proceed there TO take the
pr,d on IN that quarter Our army is scat.
iw,Ua';e' an Immense frontier, and the posts
rab JJrpleS along the Indian line cannot be
I ndaS without almost certainly leading
W Tu'an disturbances.
r,, "o =, Understand that such is the naked
a., 'u , me sea board that there is not a sol.
md H. boston nor one between Philadelphia
New w w ocean Only four companies at
Com6 LUX harbor and four at Old Point
Doh 'Ss a NOSE two great Naval positions.
Of Chae c sarrisons in North Carolina. those
E,v CHARLESTON and Savannah, and that nj
iI:' , west t. and those in Pensacola, and Mo.
OI., unu nose in the neighborhood of New
he w,r az all either now in Florida or on
LN; way 'y1 lere. In a word, the whole At.
ce ~Iu ''09her is drained, and that from no..
Sriu If !, II 'ae Western frontier were also
would Ii Il n us 81 garrisons general indian war
' Ill all probability follow, W."
,sr gives ~ oep'dritH-The Fredonia Cen
p child on JISount of an attempted murder
q o. Hanover '' Tt our years old, which occurred
set OnIv ,h, aged G, add 'o .on on me I'm
ClIs, : Years old, We SOU ol "A oner blod-
,%'"e', when the laits. snowballing each
as ',ened SsIbs a that if he peRs. rritated, and
NJ the desired sired KILL Kill him. rR throw
& feasp, 0cse. knife and s,abb udg s n,iGdeei
"''cfccovery is doubtful. ;"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
~ Second .innyai MEETING ofMe Vernon

- HHIF-'SIHTfTV oOcIeIy.
The second annual meeting Of the Vernon
Anti Slavery Society will, with the leave o.
Providence, be holden at MiDpLrBusY, Tues
day and Wednesday,, the 10th and 18th DAYS
Of February next Ii is hoped that every aux.
lliary Society will be represented by two OF
more Delegates. and that the friends of the
cause IN every part of the State will. So far as
practicable, attend. as subjects Of great mpor.
lance will come before the meeting.
By order of the Executive Committee.
G l.. KNAPP, Rec. Secretary.
January 10 1886
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
BRIGHTON Morket--M Monday, February l..
(Rcportsd for tho ID. Adyer,iser g. p.,.;

~ ~. market 40 l'eel Cattle, md ZIG Sheep.
PRICES Beef Cattie-Lasl weeks mice. ,.or.
fully sui por'cd-pinc Cattle may have rnd a Ii,,e
br!ter. We noticed few extra taken at s7s Cd.
prime at 32s 6d u s6.; good ~ 2ss Cd n sis 6l /,
small and thin raile 22s Cd II lis.
Sheep-The maj kei continues full, and former nri.
res, considering the quality, are hardly suppor,rd
Lofts were taken 1T 2ls, 2Is. 25s 3d. 2ss Cd co., 33s
and S6s One lot wns Id Tor &c per III. live weight
SOine--N0ne AZ market.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

On Monday Evening at Bratlleboro Higl
School, b. d. THATCHER. Esq. Of Boston, vii
deliver Lecture at o'clock. Subject, Dos
ton Tea Party.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

Latest from Engtand--The British des.
patch brig Pantaloon, Capt Cory, arrived al
Norfolk on the 23d ult. in 81 DAYS from Fal
mouth, with dispatches for the British Charge
d'Afiares at Washington. Nothing is official.
ly known as TO the character of the dispatches
but rumor says they embrace the profTered me-
diaiion OF the British Government to adjust the
difficulty between France and the U. States
The Pantaoon left Falmouth the Gath Dec
and brings London papers to the 22d. The
acceptance on the part Of the French Govern
ment of the mediation OF England, was the cur
rent rumor Of the day. The French Chambers
were TO open on the 29th December.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
Farm for Sale.

1~,A THAT desirable situation. tbe
ff s.s.fs.lA residence of The late DR.. HYDE. in
l...,ESas the centre of sold Guilford." is
sAisAsesa now offered for sale at great bur
ghln. The farm consists of about leo acres
OF choice land capable Of sustaining u Dairy
OF ~ Cows, yoke of Oxen, and Horse or
xoO sheep. There is on the place plenty of
WOOD aud one Of the best Sugar lots in the
vicinity: There is also un Orchs I'd of choice
,rnt OF various Kinds, which makes from ten
to sixty barrels of Cider annually. The Build.
ings are large aud elegant frame House. 2
Barns Wood house, Cider house, SC. Sc.
The farm will be sold whole-.or The bniId.
Ines and about 80 acres of land adjoining
wlli be sud by itself Possession given tie
first of April next.
FOR further particulars, apply TO the sub.
scriber in Brattleboro-or to 2. F. HYDE in
CSyendish, Vt.
LUCY HYDE.
Broitleboro. Feb. 3, 1886. %
O. The Greenfield Mercury will Meas.
insert the above advertisement 3 weeks. .nJ
forward bill to this Office.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
TO LET.

- CHAMBERS aud II CELLAR, in the New
- Stone Building J H. WnrrLrR
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
Straw Cutters and Tanning
Mills.

hF the most approved construction, for snle
~ by Z. II. THOMAS, at the Tannery Of
GooDHUE, CHAPIN g. Co.
Bra,'lehoro, Feb. 4. ls:36 6wis22
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

Birge, Bracket & Co.
HAVE this day received direct from the
~ Manuinriury. q greut variety IF First
Kate Wooden CLOCKS and TIME PIECES.
c"sed in style, and warranted. Jan. 81.
E4NLOUR, and Of The hest quality, for sale by
4 Jan. u. BlRGE s. DICKINSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
NJ e wv c. @ O . 6,

TENHlS week received from Boston q large
d lot of lIARDwARr, GRocERIEs, PAiNrs
and MEDICINES. For sale by
Feb. t. WlLLISTON g. TYLER
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

John QUINCY Adams-A correspondent o.
the ~ Y. Journal of Commerce thus ac
counts for MIR Adams recent attack upon
Mr. Webster:
Mr. Adams secret gricls,h which hav,
octuated his public course since last Febru
AIRY are well understood and, towards the
close of the last session, we're topics of con
yersation here and elsewhere In the frs
place, he was enraged at the nomination o
Mr.. Webster for the Presidency. instead o
himself by the legislature of Massachusetts
When the election OF Senator took place IL
the same body, he was stung by the intelli
gence that Mr. Davis was chosen on the par
of the House. He at once exhibited his
chagrin, and made Numbering war speech
by way of revenge The mex, mail howey
or, brought the news that he had been cho
sen on the part of the Senate. He again al
tered his course aud took an early occasion
to explain and retract all he had said. In
his first speech he rallied at the Senate foI
lodging the question, and in the next ex
planned that he wished the House TO follow
their example, and also TO dodge the ques
ton" This war speech arrived in Bostor
just in time TO disconcert his friends there
and to decide the choice of Senator in favor
Of Mr.. Davis. His motive since that time
has been made evident upon every occasion
Let the letters which he then wrote to per
sons in Boston denouncing Mr. Webster
MIR. Davis, and Mr. Everett. show wha
were his feelings and motive of action. He
came here, this session, determined TO seek
revenge, by abusing and viliying the lead
ers of the "treacherous party" who hat
wisely Withdrawn from him their confidence
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

Coun,.. e r,osIa,. It's truth
-, N1,D"' ''''"s % iispnte, al
r.o,' wn n''r ane p'easui n 10 stare until Il
ress from sncb sources as Law. ophy takir
their correctness. saw nosi,iv,Iy III lAf upon Il
alton Of England has BEEN dccepfebeal Chr
there is no longer any reason ior St religio
spcclIug our relations with Franc4 dow Il
chcs from Washington announcinus,. thin
we're sent by the Liverpool packet Of a Imiob
Our readers may now, with perfect h. fore .,
miss their apprehensons." r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

message from the President Of the United
States. on executive business, was transmitted
to the Senate on Thursday, the 2slh ult sup
posed TO relate to the proaered mediation of
England. =,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

The Medidtion.-The New York Ameri-
can of Saturday last, says--"We have pri-
yate accounts from Washington Of THURSDAY,
which leave no room TO doubt that England
has Profiered her mediation, and that the des-
patches by the Pantaloon relate thereto. The
occurrence is looked upon there, in the best in
formed quarters, as decidedly pacific. Such is
the universal conclusion here which is abund-
antly manifested by the rise in Marine stocks"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

SINGULAR CAsE-The following Singh
lar case has occurred on board the Brown
field, vessel belonging TO this place, trad
ing hence from Faro TO London, with fruit.
The crew had been taking water, and had
Just filled the casks. when one of the boys,
being thirsty, applied his mouth to the bung-
hole Of one OF them and drank freely. In
a short time the lad commenced bleeding
profusely from the mouth, He then told the
Captain that he felt something in his throat,
and was Immediate y taken on shore for me-
dical assistance, when it was discovered that
he had swallowed large horseleeeh, which
had fastened itself deeply down in the throat,
quantity of salt was administered with an
endeavor to dislodge the eech, but without
effect Pepper and various other things
were also tried, but to no purpose, the crea-
ture still KEEP, It's hold, swelling and blowing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

NJ. Pageo,, and the whole FrencI
sailed from New York on the 9Th
packet ship Poland, FOR Havre.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

AN EXPENSIVE LovER.-The Prince de
Cont exacted the present of ring from
every female he honored with his love. At
his death these rings amounted 10 several
thousands He had also two thousand snuff
boxes.
There are some vices which carry sword
in their hand. and cut man off before his
time JEREMY TAyLos.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

Tn Heather, for three or four
has been remarkably cold. On Tu
ming AT 7 o'clock the mercury in III
eter sunk TO Is degrees below 0. 7
lieve was the greatest degree Of c
here for many years. On Wedne:
ing, same hour, the thermometer
and hulsday morning at GO below
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

hdiana.-The N. Y. Daily Adve
that this young sister of the Republi
sed bill to create ten millions of
complete her canals aud rail roads
ahead Of all the other States.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

Mississippi !Senator.-The w
Globe says; "We learn by a most q
correspondent that Robert J. Walker
ted Senator of the u. States, by Tho
ture of Mississippi, on the 9th Janu;f
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

%We tender our acknowledge
PRENri-s of the Senate, and MIR /
House of Representatives, for col
public documents and other importa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05


miss their appreheusions." ~. n ,.,..r.
NJ p,,ao, and tho O,hola p,ono,e to do the
s.;r.d e., No,. Vol 90 10 OIL doom for
packet ship Poland, FOR Havre. 81. ~ -
Tn. Heather. far three or four taking up
has been remarkably cold. On Tu'w" us","'
ming AT o'clock the mercury in th,- 4. wy
eter sunk TO IS degrees below O. p ,,i,,h,
lieve was the greatest degree of Gas mis-
here for many years. On Wednessclions the
ing, same hour, the thermometer ,addressed
and Thursday morning at 90 below allied upon.
n5-We tender our acknowledges I, ON vould
PRENrIss of the Senate, and MIR III place. and
House of Representatives for cophu-ches. as
public documents and other importafefl me TO
iries whic b
~ we nave commenced oE our abers.
the journal OF proceedings OF the Ind am to
Convention lately held al Windsor, AVE the eff
bring il TO close next week. The MingS Spir-
unanimity which characterized its dethen death
are highly auspicious of the ultima
plishment of the noble object in yieyfriend.
TRAMP.
The Department of State at w
has been officially notified of the biz PEACE
the Brazilian Government Of the enelea'ea 10
Of the province of Para, which is ing"" oo"'
against the authority Of that Governf" WV
u. S. Bank.-In the House of Re that way
tives of Pennsylvania, the bill granite
charter to the Bank Of the United Sro''''''e 10
been ordered TO a second reading by
81 to 80. There seems to be but lii - 90
''"' tue o''' WIN P'ss oO'n iiou'eS' ion in sir,
I,5;ona--Tbe N V Da;lv AdveriSL"
that this young sister of the Republic =" gym
sed bill to create ten millions Of N'N'
complete her canals aud rail roads--Ih, - ,br.,
ahead of all the other States.
,r..;; &c. rho xyAo, in sir
cus, rF .,,,. tUe"
correspondent that Robert J. Walker
ted Senator Of the U. States, by III,
ture of Mississippi on the 9th Januihe affection
fife is far
Louisiana iSendtor.-On the H., than the
Legislature oi LOUISIANA 'haue choifay want It's
ert G. Nicholas as Senator in Congtina pinative
place of Mr. Gayarre, resigned. Mn holy and
was the Van Buren, candidate, and us of the alb
ed by majority of three votes oveat because
ron, the White candidate. furnace
Is extinct
The Virginia House of Delegates,d brilliant
cided, by vote of los TO 10, mai Con,ence upon
no constitutional power % abolish srecious and
The District of Cob>'oia, or in the m of pbios-
OF he JJpitcd fs-'es
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

The Department of State at w
has been officially notified of the bid
the Brazilian Government Of the en-
Of the province of Para, which is in
against the authority Of that Governs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

That knowledge is advanced by an in.
teIcourse of sentiments, and an exchange
of observations aud that the bosom is dis
burdened, by communication of its cares, is
too well known for proof OF illustration.
liz solitude, perplexily swels into distraction,
and grief settles into melancholy; even the
satisfactions and pleasures that may by
chance be found, are imperiectly enjoyed,
when they are enjoyed without participation.
Dr. johnson,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

The Virginia House of Delegatesld brilliant
cided, by vote of los 10 10 |naI Conlence upon
no constitutional power 20 abolish 81 ecious and
The District of Col>''oIa, or in the ri Of pbios-
OF he United s'@es
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

Louisiana Senator. the II
Legislature of Louisiana made choi
ert G. Nicholas as Senator in Congl
place of Mr. Gayarre, resigned. Nj
was the Van Buren, candidate, and
ed by a majority of three votes owe
ron, the White candidate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

DRouoHT IL CHINA--Accounis from
Canton to the 18th of May state that great
drought had prevailed Tor long time, and
that the prayers of the priests for rain were
Intellectual, TO their own great surprise and
that of heir volaries. The following is an
eXtrnoi from q letter. dntcd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

u. S. Bdnk.-ln the House of r
tives of Pennsylvania, the bill grant,
charter to the Bank of the United S
been ordered TO a second reading BY
81 to 30. There seems to be but Il
that the bill will pass both Houses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

~ We have commenced or our
the journal Of proceedings Of the
Convention lately held at Windsor
bring it TO close next week. The
unanimity which characterized its d.
are highly auspicious of the ul,imi
plishment of the noble object in vie
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-01

i. 7Re NOrfh- Carolina Congressional Elsdiop--oREkr TRIUMPH -The Gun TstnnS tE0m ths contdstsd distfct are now in, and s1ow % complste and glorious i- umph Edr the caussof ths whss as waseyer achieved At the former election Graham. the whig candidate, succeeded by a majority of only l3--but in conse- quence of some infomalty i've don't rscOlloct what the seat was contested by Gen. Newhnd; and the House of Representatives, not daring to give the seat to Newiand, though they declared Graham should not fill it. ordered the decision back to the people. The people have now passed verdict upon the proceed ings of Congress, reversing their wishes and giving the seat to Graham-not by the meagre majority of lS votes, but by upwards of 1900!
 The following is the canvass in the different coun- ties as copied from a North Carolina papers which remarks, that Mr. Newland always said if the col lar regency faction were determined to refer the elec
 on back, he would get 1000. and the Raleigh Regis ter said l5OO Look at the result" 3z .0ti
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-01

This table exhibits great gain 6cr the Whes We have seen statemene from the Nashville Union, how ever which comprises returns from i've of the p0pu- lous Van Buren counties, none ct which are included in the above table, viz. Limestone. Lau6erdale Mor- gan and Jackson. in which counties ?O Van Bnren members have been chosen So thnt tho general re sut of the election for members of tho Legislature Of this State is altogether unceFtain.-B. I.., r7r
 Jsrrsasos AND HARRiscn.-It has been denied by come If she Jacksonians that William Henry Ham. eon received office from Thomas JeieFsou. Speakers and heayeIs on that Mhject pre referred 0 the fEss volume of the Executive Joufnalof the United States Senafe paQo a4l whore they will nd if thus written; Sf ncsninate William Henry Harrison. @ be Cow synor If ths indana Territory, from the 18th day of May next, whom his present commission as Governor
 si neins,, Wism Hspry Harrison of Indiana, to be eesasionsr l0 enter into any treaty. e tgeaies whieh ay & Ns sZ i9csn s;!sss, RsEsa aS
 s,:s q ss auAs's sfsAs eqgHgn6ss3E THn asssoN. Ths susuuuas ces,sinlng. thsse powlpatons wa lEpqsmisiaf fD Ihs DGpate of the Uqte4 aie9 on te M day ef February, ie03fead on the 4h, and on the yh lsAsn nn fsP epsideEasIoae when tho tgo poFna' tlep9 e William uenyy fIaTspp. abQvo Foelleq. Ie' eelxed gho hQnAINoe 6Apey|eH fl that h0noebe eoay
 Moss can hs nlsens-Ah. Wblg.
 Tho wsnsy eoiA0QoD slolsn ss nulIhIo from MV
 faWta, tTusl19nt ~ tlla Ga1l0n nank, Ohio. haa al hasD Epaoyegad, Iia place ef aaeT0ll0i llN hal0V lleel Mas Ra9iea eus hy an Aesompes q ciaEk beil oIe eoHnllileo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-01
NOTICE.

HTyHE members of the Litchfeld County Sa- X M cred Music Society are notified that their annual meeting will be holden at the Lecture Room of the Episcopal Church in Litchfield, on Wednesday he 21st i,sa. at o'clock F. M. They are also notified that CONCERT will be given in the evening of the same day, commencing at half past 6 o'clock.
 By order of the Executive Committee.
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