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Rirhmond, Fredericksburg ond Potomac M" rt-
AST R,gncm upon The Stoeahoidrr+N and roo
h sidcnt and Directors Of the Rich mond, Fredericksburg
mac Rail Road Company, tho 26h May e'I: 40 on
ssRc.nIrrd That the residue o! tho capital .oeS 49, 6cuE
share he rcnirrd from TIC -tockhcier. TO be PAD 81 ~
times wi, So tue shany Of June, the DON n
August st Of September October Hovcnert, b.fs,O
the Eank Of Virginia. . e ,,.;ci,,, IN. i, r'' "
Resolred That Stockholders who may prefer a c ,rog,
nlv ,hc;r Instruments br allowed interest IN n nv ,,,es
ynnc,j by them until periods when The .a ,EE g.
Extract from tho minutes h!'''N' " ;-45m
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b. TIC LitHt.Hlnt fiOrfrnr- q ktc State ~ bIrr'nf.
4 PEDCT,AMATfON.

\
NNIIERE:iS demand heretofore made o. the E'r'"'f
w the State by tho Executive of Kentucky, OF c"ta" "
CTS Dies fugitive from the justice Of Ii" Laws oil A""'u
said to l,e cuin: ut Ia.c State Of Ensnrand c'
ADAM CESuESS, Indicated the nscnt rrc"vr the ~. '
cd fugitive. Aud Governor Of the State tlrrcmrnn r"
prcccp dated on The s, MARCIA, lS directed I" any |
tees OF the Peace Of the Commonwealth uI Virginia. rr+s
al the said Francis Divcn, mud the civ"'y Of h'H
Adam Cculcniu And. whereas b- information recently c'
nicacd this Government, satisfied that base lmln' "
been practiscd hrcin the Executive Of Kentucky ha:
the bv is beyond 'hc E'i "
cnia of the from si"ins evidence III c'
mnaI prosecutions pcndin. therein, in which u" ~ AZ
w,ncs-anL further satisfied that said Diven' an
mcritoriuus cZcn-- ..... ,....
Now therefore, I, WINDlIAM ROBERTSON, i""",',.. ,
Governor u the State of Virginia, acting aS Govrnof "
provisions OF tho Constitution do proclaim anu n'hr
said order Of the le Of March il recalled nn
tina; the same into whomSorvcr'S hands il mny have core
regarded fon t! day. Of no iorccAnd ni officers OF
munwcnlt cujoncd and nll good cix"n crhoitcd,
proper mud legal steps render this revocation effective
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Gorcn"t and unh' % 81
SEu seal Of the Comnonw cath, Richmond, tbs III" "
of May, l636. - . rrrr.oy
(Si.nrd) WiNbhAM hobh"t'
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r5'uE subscriber. Offer Of Land for snIc in 'hG upper
buckingham of 32 acrcs e"a'f" 'f'ch
,om dcc aud in good Tor cu'i"a,;oD SIX !-r i"'H
HORSES ovc<cr house. &c about 10 acres IN env'"r -
tract within nl c OF tho former, well Iroclort
accommodation % large family with all necessary mroN'm'
$50 in cultivation. One tract Of acres, WIN "."
Mill .tuucs considered Of The bc-t custom ' ~ N
part Of The State, co;nmnar dwelling house" and orr house, "
oiT acrrs, we'll improved for the accommodates Ola
Eny, Ono tract Jag im?fo'r'
,hr Ola small family go in cultivation VI
Lands i"r cultivation IL well enclosed and vel "aI N
cool springs lands the State in COOL condition w lh9f
yat;on toaccn, cur wheat oats, These aci' are
vie:" OF the nonlains healthy nnd very agreeable ws
ioo We invite all disposed 10 purchase to view the an a. "
urr determined 10 tire first liberal bidder We wiz 20 90
poscssiun the .t September next, wc-,"ar i
OF The srrscrl,crS will .ow the lans MACE e. Sl ~
lime 3 IS-w;wl JOHN ". ISBElh.
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AND FOR SALE will scl!n TrHr' OF Lane, rr,
"a ucrc. yr- rthc coun,y oil Prince George, near CT '
i. couposrd OF of rcny cGun s'z" avn c"
bic crcck-ona known by the unnc OF High rra' "c t
Court TInu,c Tract Both contain nrAiarsiIbc 7"T ~;
nni buildings which, ihou. pr iIme pal ou. " r.
with little expense be made comfortable 'rd
conred n9ncccs.ary n. the purchaser viii doubt cy'T
himself ,r.s Daniel Epc and William nI.l" , wi, a,
joining will shnw the land. will sell ""r ~ oo" The ronr
suit tho purchaser. and rpon accommodating CHE sc, @
we'll secured. if letters written II" me "P0" "'' '
must he directed Iunenhurg Court iion'r. EPrS.
MAY IL. I3-w4w
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.

The great Internal Improvement blll, OF which we
have spoken more than once passed the House of Dele
gates Of Maryland on Friday last by 4s yeas to %
"a large majority, increased probably by the amend
mens which the bill received in itsprogress through the
House The following summary of the provisions Of
the bill IL copied from the Anna polls Republican Of Sa
tusday morning: .---.
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xx7ASTED Apprentice the Printing business, YOUTH
from "A 10 years age good moral character and pos
ss,nr toleuby good English education Apply at this oeo
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EBELL TAVERN.-The subscribers beg leave TO in
form their country friends and the public general
ly that they have taken this well known establishment
and will, The first day of April be ready to receive
oil those who may be kind enough 10 honor with their
custom. The house has, but short time since gone
through thorough repair in addition to which, we shall
continue TO make such improvements as will be neces-
sary for the better accommodation Of customers
We pledge ourselves to tie most interchangeable cS-
erons render visitors comfortable and agreea6e;
as mean 10 keep none but the best servants Oul
Table shall be supplied with the best every Ting hin ina,
can be procured in market-our Bar, with the most
choice Liouors-and our Stable with good and attentive
Osers, and every variety Of grain and forage mat Is
used other similar nave
inc lived in The Eagle Hotel for the last five or SIX years.
and the latter at the Bell Tavern four years. during the
life of Mrs. Kelso, and from that tune 70 tne present.
has continued in the same business. The public may
rest assured that pains on the part Of ell
Their shall be spared to give general satisfaction.
'-'' JNO. KING,
EDMD. N ALLEN.
March %. lo9-"u
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rTTTiATIOY NTEU-An elderly Lady, WHO Ias
20 had some experiences in the management OF 'a en-.
w. wishes 10 obtain situation as l'orse'kecper. 3"t
ins recently taught school: which did not agree WIN
her but should situation cticr in heahy sect'on -
ncnn'ry she would be willing tn take charge OF sinai
.cto.i Trr terms will be moderate, and sic would pre-
fer to reside in religious family. , c T.,
~ B-Thc applicant can hs seen or hen i,, ''o' "
apr!ying at Mr. William Mayos, sliocSr I'LL; g
Apri Is. '----.-
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E,,ur;Il, prinrc Edward Va Siav 20. ~
- g. Wo wou!d take three or four buys rs apprentices.

HoOTETOl SPRINGS for saic.l he subscriber wH,'oN
OF len, nu Fncnsr in the comfy ct Botron IT, TIE
rich beautiful and dcscy populated nci.hoh"ol. CGl rWe
a;ry the great Northeastern aud Southwestern Tol ;
from Baltimore through the Valley virginia tho 7.
Az! easily acccsslb" from u "n'r cc;1
n"toc;y Of these Springs renders j; unncce'n! Tor "
,rrr upon efficacy the various rasrs ncidcAitc S
.ru climate. n, therefore, rrrry copy the ir!ow": a"aHc.
made Of them in July I33i: Soda "asnrSn-3 % ~ 'or
binau With .ulric muriatic aud caraonic acid! Ne"
lex AMI aiumuc, about sixth it, volume OF hyj".
atmospheric air. One gallon of water c"i'!H' u t
The Inieyorabr Tor an I"l'
had been less rain every day iO week "c u VI
fail Ia be useful III Dyss ric IePH ara u
well finished handsomely arranged and nuie"tr rN"'T m a
accommodation at oH 80 to LOG boa!crs. Attached 10 no"
Spn.. in the uI,, of which they situated Tlr; OF %
consisting OF i76 acres $50 of w.:c are c"atcd nnh III i"
improvement co"cr The timber excellent, ana The '"I" ~
Who'll. tract j. o character highly susceptible Of improvements
az these n:, however, those disposed to purchase can ,:r %
By inspection. HE"' wv
hlhN r-N.N
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ssISSOlCTIuN-Th partnership hcr"toorr ",H:
~ the firm OF o. A. H. TucKEE. his d"y dissolved BY
roY,ut All ,!osr inichtc 10 said im, rriu"" I"
,I mil max. immediate payncu ar! those hU!ia. cn.
.rn them for adjustment, Owen H. Tn"a'r, Who "ut"
settle the business and who vii! c93ac 'GG"s a % o
in .imca. -, - W. W. ~ IL - MA
Mny Isl, 1875. Mdf='j -
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6FFOR SALE, extremely low, at The Once 9i
this paper, fount of Bourgeois, tot when .nis "o-
versement is Il specinen) but very Little u'eu; e;
The purchaser can obtain with H. If DESIRED sum-,
Gent quantity Of Brewer 10 enable him 10 p'''' oil
ordinary sized country paper .,,rc,-
GA great bargain may De e1Fee'eo' Npi'
ton 10 be made by the lOIl, Of July.
June 3D. 1885,
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evAFRI AGE MAkING ~ FARMHlI.iE.-The suhrof',
der the mrm OF w. & Blanton VIII mhnn'"ciu" r;r'"'
IN This nIyco Carria.cs atorchcs, Gigs, SmAc, and a.
every descriptions tn. b:,t quality! VI" have engaged he ""
bs hands ovrsy branch OF the bu'Incs'-k"' d'e VII a'
nc.s nnd despatch. - -. .
We have hand large supply of fiaTnre. 'n"iins Fiat
and japan Coach, afomche, Gig and SuihT 'ian"' '' "
Iamn, Morocco kias 81 uil kinds LarcS, EH:c aHf '''
tent Irnhr STEP u covering do and every "''f
rompctr assortment, OF Coach Trimmings: Carrias' E".
and SuIky Spra: aud Steps, tanned A,. C"ai, lcae 49,!
pan Eami>h, Sc, &c.
All ~ whir! u:l"I fnr sal" on REASONABLE Terms
~ .-L..... ~. i.u.L IN OF
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L.
IFG struction Of loang Ladics, No H. South Charles
sirlet Bnitimorc-'rhis Academy is situated in plea
SAINT part of The city Of Baltimore and enjoys all tic Ia
ctcS for instruction which may be derived from nu
mcrous and literary community The patronage with
which, for 4 number Of years, it has been favored and
the accomplishments Of the young ladies' who have left
it, the surcst pledges Of the excellence OF the mode
in which instruction is conveyed and OF the attention
paid 10 the department Of the pupils. To those who
wish to acquire Il knowledge OF the French language
this institution offers peculiar advantages II is the IAN
guage Of the family, and all the pupils are compelled TO
it in the class rooms, and during their hours OF re-
creation.
The course Of instruction embraces Reading, Writing
Grammar Rhetoric, Composition, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geography, Astronomy, History Chronology, Mytlo-
logy, Logic, Ethics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
French, Spanish, Music, Dancing, Drawing, Plain and
Ornamental Needle Work.
The discipne of the Academy is mild, but firm and
regular. The emulation of the pupsis excited BY eve.
~ gentle means, and their success IS rewarded ny an
annual distribution OF premiums.
The institution is provided with good library.
The 'supis not permitted to walk out unattended
Their visitors always received in the presence OF some
member of the family. During recreation, they are un-
der the superintendent Of one Of their teachers.
Board and tuition per annun, 5000 90
Half boarders, tuition not included, CD 0U
D'S s'"0"'S' EXTRA CHARGES
Spanish, Music, drawing, and Dancing, at
the Professors charges.
Ordinary in6rmary charges, not including
Doctors fees, %
Each scholar must be provided with bed and
bedding, or pay $40 if furnished by the in
stitution.
Washing, per annum, 20 90
Boardcrs pay the current charges half yearly in ad-
vance.
Day scholars quarterly.
Parents and guardians residing at distance re-
quired 10 appoint responsible agent in the city.
The vacation commences the Monday on or after the
25th Of July, and lasts until the first Monday in Sep
tembcr.
Rcfrrtnccs.-Thc Most Rev. DIR. Ecclcston, the Rev.
Dr.. Deluol the Rev. John j. Chance the Rev Dr.. Wy
att, the Hon. r. d. fancy, Philip E. Thomas, w. Z.
Howard w. Woodvillc, Esqs., DR.. Potter Of Cha,ard
the Hon B. Ronun, and the Hon. Geo. A. Wagganlan,
Of louisiana the Hon. w. CASTOR, of North Carolina,
l.. A. Pelray, of Charleston, South Carolina.
May ;. ll9-w5m
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IN CIthSCERY. vIRcIxI.-A; tnes ..olirn IN I'll. r;.
fec OF tho circuit superior OF la" and chancey
ty Of hccomark, on tho 9th day Of May, 1886 '."
Wiiiinm GUSTS, Pl.in,~
against , 49,
William r. Cuss nai George PARKER Selby Ihom., so J.
o. SeIby GEN. IS Admir-. oil May ce5y, deed, D.(Si,
The Defendants, George Parker seby hona. sOy, john S
entered their and given ,ccury according the
Assembly an! INC rules of this court and Appearing i.i
~ cyitenc that they inhabitants OF this
!; ordrck tina, the said Defendants George Parker S.iv r.
ScILy John sclJy, Mitchell Hill and Matilda his wife M
cI5y do appear here on first day Of the rc'oc, %
hi; court uai an. Bill pII" pluIat and .! cs 49,
order be- forthwith inserted in some newspaper Published h
OF Richmond, Tor two months SucccsseIy AMI P"ss4 tie t
lea, of AccUmaCk Count house.
Tstc, j.. J. A!LNOETH, D-r'y
Junc3. fS-mSw for Tie. IL. .ygn,s r =,
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Theodore s. Fay. Esq, pleased 10 learn is a.
achcd to the American embassy TO l.oudnn lie is to
reside in Italy and his friends would h" grateful if some
Consular appointment OH the Mediterranean could b"
given him. which would enable him To use his pen with
ont the ebarrassments Of writing incessany we may
say, for mere living. The Consulate at Lcgho!n: or
in one OF the Barbary States he would fill with credit
[.N. Y. S;ar.
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J77O PLANT Frs OF ORONOKO TOBACCO -
The planters Of whom have purchased cT"Ps o.
in, them 10 Tie order Of f. q 7. Gwatnncy in the city
Of Richmond between the 18th of May and the lst Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops ny tne Is,
OF June will please defer the delivery until Tic lln OF
June or any time between the m'ae {" 'ia1 I',t ~"
the first day of July. 1oii1' "' II No W - -, 20
March 3. 81
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MAJ. RIDGE, \
JAS. Foster,
LoSG SHELL TURTLE, X
jas. SToS, X
Jso. SMITH,
JNo FIELDS,
JAS. FIELps y
WILLIAM RoGERs,
JOINS RIDGE,
ASpREw Ross,
Jos. A. FoREAAS,
GEORGE WELsu,
joins GUNrER.
To MAcooSsE, one Of the Chiefs
of the Chippcwa nation.
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az lIANCERY-VINGl.l..-N KuIN' h0IIeh m Ne I.fI
office of rowha,an Circuit superior CONF u l" and Clc
,r, The to the day Of May, inclusive, III the 49,
Walker Bow ler T"&.G.
EII e. Fowler ruL Hannah his wife, and Bennett, MHsry D~N,
Tic defendants Ellis e. Bowler AM Hannah his vii" h,,
ru The Rules of this Courr and ar?caG: y s,,,.
,n,y nee that they inhnlan;s Of tins f"no0sh:
on the motion of the plaintiff hy his atotey-h sr!T h.
c enid Ellis c. Bowler and llanna his wifi, II" ara ruc
uIc Of our sn;L Circuit Court Of Pow aan. al the #
Ike :nL ruluy on day nf November term nest
lin f ,c ul,nf and give security pei crnirs decree
The Court herein; aud that OF thu oIcr 10
m in gone newspaper published the city OF Rnra-
., for months sicccs|ivcy aat that another ccY .
roic 4, the front door the Court house Il" this cnnn'y.
4 Cupy-TcSr, H. f. GRAVE hc
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AZ 'ui' hr!! m ;he cIct. c
q a.; t;oocl!uid county cu:.t, 2i May, lr3i;
DaviL ioy,,cr u,L Janc Koystc L'sr:ccs Of John Rcr.
icrcn.cd liar.;t,
Ar:i Franc. w EoyStc in hit own :', aa stn:f,,,
tor Of John Kuvsrr dcc Mary Haley md Jar y.rcr TL9
ny.cr George Rcy-trr, Mary R"ysr', Nn Cni",r an, m
irGcs h. v*I; ot.iry rtadcncs i".G' Nanny
D.n,rEr AMI sally wife, !rrncr!y sally Ru!vr-ml!ca 80
Ju,ncs Thomas tirufsr, Mary Pu'cac", Nancy, Sa
children ofroIs decd; anI !,.h:Ii WVoho Eq.
his wife formerly Susan Register, John W. Roy.tc Polly Ho
rn,as Cooke, Fanccs his wife, "rmcfi? Fran
Samuel Roysrr, AMI AeAann't IL; "yt, "e lhs m'. M
AI.yauLr, H. Roy ,;c rhtrn Of VIM No?s,t, .rr' also
,rbucr, of John hoystcr deed, . D'''n"-G.
Tho defendants, James, THOMAS, Gco':c Mat. Mace liz,
,rr Jon p,s,nuIcs and Sail? III. wife, VIA UuG,rs All M
Jcnn hi. :, iic and Alexander H. E"y-tc not hay:
u, .yca src5ity according &" the act OF c! M
M ,r. Of this court, and il satisfactorily a?r2afn: M 49,
not i,nhitauts i! Commonwealth, Oh tho mo:u a
T ly COUNSEL. ordered, that the sH! Jhm": lLotr .
Iny and Nancy Royrcr Juh DsnuAr' and Sat! r.. rr ~
Irr,.rwooI rul Prudence his wife, and Alexander H. Eu.c.
ncnr beurc tho Justices O. county court oi Gopn
r.ur, house On st day Of August roa'' neat and
;sS orGcT b" !orihw 80
sonc ne .ap. printed the city OF Rrincnd fer rr
posted the front door a the house ,f
co,iaty. \ cupy-Icaie, H..h' W. hihLEN' n''',.
MAY ~. j-a.n
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RDTs ES'EAC.

Vaccination, Hun D, 1886.
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from tic .Ns,o OrL+nn5 .1iccr!iJsr, My So
u'isShC

WHCUUHshi UG7C OF t1'c OF'VI'
of the Chippewa nation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

At a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld.
,oithin and for the District Of Litchfeld, on
the cd day Of February, 1886:
Present. Frederick Wolcou. ESQ., Judge.
TTPON the petition of Hiram Bennett, of
" the town Of Thompson. in the county of
Sullivan. and state Of New York, shelving to
this Court that he is guardian Of Hiram A..
Bennett and Laura A. Bennett, both of said
Thompson, minors; that said minors are the
owners of real estate situated in Goshen, 10
said probate district, viz: all the lands distri-
buted to said minors in the distribution of the
estate of their late uncle Samuel N. Chaplin,
late of said Goshen, deceased and for par
iicular description of said land reference is
made to the distribution of said Chapin's es-
tate on the probate records in said district
and that said estate of said minors is valued at
about eight hundred and forty dollars; and
that it would be for the interest Of said minors
to have said estate sold and the avaiIs thereof
applied as the law directs, and praying for H.
berty to sell said property for the purpose a.
foresaid, as per petition on file:
III is ordered By this court. that said guardian
give notice Of said application by causing this
order to be published in one Of the news.
papers printed in Litchfeld, 10 the county Of
Litchield. three weeks successfully, at least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will be heard at the probate Office 10
said district, on the Goth day~f April next, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon.
A true copy of Record.
SO Frederick WoLCorr. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
From the Globe Of Jan. o.,


We UndersIa"d that Major General Scott was Or.
dered last week to Florida take the general direc.
ton Of the operations in that quarter and with foil au-
ihOry TO call upon the Executives Of South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, for whatever militia
force may be necessary. He has been directed push
The campaign in the most vigorous manner and to re-
duce the Indians 10 unconditional submission.
We further learn that the disposable regular force
which can properly be moved is either 10 Florida
o" the way. The garrsons the sea coast have Ell.
ther been sent there, or have been reduced 10 the
smallest practicable number. Circumstances have
rendered necessary the removal OF the 9Th regiment
from jefferson Barracks the Mexican frontier, and
Gen. Gaines has been ordered to proceed thare to
take the command in that quarter. Our army is scat
tered immense frontier, and the posts OccU
pies along the Indian line cannot he Withdrawn, with
out almost certainly leading TO Indian disturbances.
We understand that such Is the naked state Of the
seaboard, that there is soldier Boston, nor one
between Philadelphia and the Only four COM
panes At New.York harbor, and four at Old Point
Comfort, those two great naval positions. Both the
garrsons in North Carolina, those Of Charleston and
Savannah, and tina, Key West, and those in Penaa
cola and Mobile, and those in the neighborhood oCN.
Orleans, are all either in Florida, or on The way
there. Ia a word. the whole Atlantic frontier IL
drained, and that from necessity. II the Western
frontier were also strp of s garrisons, general In.
dian war would, in all probability, follow.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
DISTRICT NO. is.

VTNHE Republican Electors Of the 18th Senatorial
Il District, who opposed to Presidential dicta-
ton and interference with the choice Of Chief Magr-
'rate and to the proceedings Of the Baltimore Caucus
beford the Sd Monday in February instant and appoint
eight delegates from each OF said towns to meet in Con-
ven'on at the inn Of Capt. Uri Taylor, in Wolco,,-
vile, on Tuesday the LIST day Of March next, at 10
said District at the session Of the General Assem-
hly-and TO transact such other business may come
before said Convention. Each town is also requested
ton to be held New-Haven on the 9th Of February
inst. By order tfthe District Committee.
Eehrmarv A 1895
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

some years; but when the time arrived when
they should be removed. they declared that
they had no wish to go; and SO again last
summer, when there was another attempt TO
remove them. The disturbances began by
their shooting their chiefs, and from this in
creased to the extent described iO the report
Of Capt. Bolton, from which. and from Pr'-
vate letters, he understood that, in the mas
sacres which had taken place. the runaway
negroes of the South were the most cOnspIc-
uOus. They traversed the field Of the Dead
and cut open the threats OF those who were
expiring. Two weeks ago he had stated here
that what had already resulted from the
movements Of the abOlitiOnists was sufficient
to cast upon them sin for which they could
never atone. Great as that mass of sin was,
they may yet have greater mass to answer
for, in comparison with which the past was
but drop 10 the bucket.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

FTr.-A fire broke ont i" this civ on "Wednesday
afternoon in house situated in College street. near
Wall street, owned by Mr.. James Monson, and occu.
pied by Mr.. Julius TutIle, and Mr.. Lewis I'm
consequence Of The scarcity Of water in the neighbour
hood, and the depth Of snow which impeded the pro-
gress Of the engines the house, together with the one
adjoining situated the corner Of College and Wall
sireets owned by the heirs Of the late Joseph Nun
son, and occupied by Elisha MunsOn. Esq. were burn.
ed TO the ground. The first insured al the HOsO
ard Office, New-York, for $500. There TO-
surance upon the Olher.-NetO- H0uem Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
10TH DISTRICT.

TIME WING ELECTORS in the several towns 10
l. the 18th Senatorial District are requested 10
meet in their respective on before the second
Monday in February next, to appoint four Delegates
ia each town, to attend District Convention to be
Woodbury., Tuesday the first day of Ma, oh nert,
al IL O'Clock A. M.
Also to appon. delegates equal to double the num.
Der of representatives to which such town is entitled
attend State Convention be held al New Haven
on Wednesday the 24'h Of February.
By order Of the District Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

IT ITCHFIELD. The Whig Electors of
- the to,0n Of LitchGed are requested to meet
at the house Of Josiah Parks. in the villoge of
Litchfeld. on Monday the 18th Of Feb'ry inst
at o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose ofappointing
four delegates to attend the State Convention at
New- HGven on the cath inst.-Also to oppoint
eight delegates to attend the District Convention
at Wolcottville, on the first Tuesday of March.
and to transact any other business necessary to
be done at said meeting. By order Of
Feb. 4. THE Town Committee.