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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District Of A Liich6tId hath assigned the sd day of April next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litch6eld, for the ap- pointment of Commissioners on the estate of Hnrmon Northrop and Benjamin 7. Smith, ma nufacturers. under the firm of NORrHRoP & SMITH, of Goshen, in said district, represented insovent. who have assigned their property L" us as Trustees. for the benefit of all their ere ditors; at which time and place all persons interested will appear if they please and be heard relative to said appointment.
 BENJAMIN SEDGwlCK, 1
 FREDERICK ROBERTS, 4 '"'''e''
 Goshen. Morch 23, 1886. 42
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24
FROM FLORIDA.

The news from Florida is, we are sorry to say, any thing but agreeable.
 There is said 10 be a want of good under- standing, which was but too justly apprehsn- ded, between the two General Officers, Mai. Gen. Scott, who was ordered to take com. mand of that military ground, and Mai. Gen. Gaines, who repaired thither, by way of Tam. pa Bay, from New. Orleans. on learning the state "t things in Florida. The old question concerning the relative rank of these distin- g"!shed othcers seems to have unfortunately 'eu |" practical results, already unfortunate, ana winch may in the end be disastrous.- We know nothing of the merits of this uues. "o"' noE uo we mean 10 censure any one for what mas taken place. The collision of the authority Of these officers has been acc;d.n. tai. We trust that there may be in ,hs and no reason to deplore it.
 It is proper tO state that Major Gen. Mn comb. Commander in Chief of the Army. Jeff this city on Sunday for the seat of war in Florida, with authority, as is understood, to lake command himself, should he think it ne. cessary' but not to supersede Gen. Scott in Ane special command assigned to him by his oFuers' unless he (Gen. Macomb) be of Opin. ron that circumstances require him tO do so.
 National InssNisrnesr. FNom fhs Ch0rtesson Mercury Extra, of MarcA ah.
 ST. AUGUSTINE, March 5.
 DEAR SIR: have pNrposely refrained from transmitting you any account of the Seminole campaign. as the various contradictory state. Gnents in regard to the movements of the en. emy until within few days since, did not de- serve notice. and were too braioless to be ere. alted. The simple fact, however. that St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Picolata, e amp King, %ampa. aud Key West, have been for such
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24
THE ENQUIRER. LlTCHFIELD, MARCH 24. 1s36.

Se""0''"t N0m'"0tiOms The lowing comm ises Districts with the exception of the M MidLIeowo dis
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

Grotitying Lnteligence.-We learn from Harrisburg, that the resolutions of MT. Law renee which sometime since passed the House ot Representatives of Penusy ylvania, in favor of the distribution among the States of the reven"A dArivnll from fhn sale nf pnhic la nds were ordered to third reading in the Senate, on Friday last, by vote of es ,o7.
 National Intel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

District. Whig. 7,or,,
 l. Wm. w. Ellsworth. Jesse Oj"ry
 7. Solomon Omsied. Samuel Mills.
 5. Hrnry Sill. GeuIg" Mitchell. 4. Abjah Burlington. Charles H. Pond. 5. James M. l.. ScoviIl. Joel Human.
 6. John Andrews, AnsOm FOoIe.
 2. Richard smith. C"ddi"st"n Billings. 8. Cha's P. Huntington. w. A. Browning. 9. Wm. r. Williams. Stephen D. Tiden. 10. Noah Plumb. Samuel Beardsey. H. John w. HiIIs. Eli Beardsley. l2 Benj jamn lsaacs. Abrnm Clock. Is. Joseph Eaton. Joel w. White. IA. Thomas BackMs. IchalIod Buikley. l5. James Berbe. David Marsh. !6. Nathaniel Perry. George Taylor. r. Peter BIerce. Martin Strong. !8. - John Stewart F. Ely Warner. Charles Arnold. 2U' EbeneZer Clark. Orrin Holt. 2l. Oliver H. King. Thomas Clark.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

NY The election for state officers took place io New Hampshire on Tuesday last. Isaac Hill was elected Governor without doubt. Every oooy' we believe, was anxious that he sh ould be-in order to save the State from inc d;s. grace of keeping him in the y. s. Senate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

We copy the following excellent article from the NewHave" PaIadium-'nereIy promising that we know of good many Jackson men in different parts Of this county who reason pretty much in the orcible manner Ofthe one here spoken of. They slipping of the cotlar and declare that they feel infinitely bet. ter than they have been to do for some time past with such an ugly appe"dage about their lhroa,s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

Fire.-Between g and 10 o'clock, on Sat. urday night last. the tenement in Orange st. occupied by Mr. E. BuIkley as chair factory ny Mr. E. Atwater. was again discovered to be on fire. The alarm was instantly given, the fremen and citizens repaired promptly to the spot, and succeeded in arresting the flames and preserving much of the property. The origin of the fire is not well ascertained. Mir. B"lkley was the last to leave the premises, aud saw every thing secure. Damages about 5000. insured in Hartford.-N. 4. Herald.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

Colonel Robert Allen was stabbed on board s"ss .ns team-boat Selma, just above Bayou Sa- IG"' U" !, on the aeth Jan. hy black.leg named ,..SS. .ss.e. Mr' Allen was stabbed through the IHngs' and died shortly after his arrival at New ,s,.s 'ea"s. ne was highly respectable young op'nio" of professed gamblers, without koow- ing Taylor, or that he belunrsd to inc fra1er. ni'y. Taylor was secured for trial.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

The Methodist Church has been peculiarl unfortunate of late. We regret to learn. b a western paper, that the Seminary at Nol walk, Huron Co.,, Ohio. under the patronag of that Church, was with its library cabine philosophical apparatus, &c. entirely consum ed by fire on the night of the 26th ult. Tn loss is estimated at $3O0O.
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The Indian's Paaacea.

!. ES0R the case of Racusnasisni Sorofaia o:
KsKiags Evil, Goat, SS:at:cl, % Hip-Goci. In.
+capEeni G3necta Salt Raran. Syphiliste sn5 Ncs-
cnyisl Diseases pars;saas!y Ulcrrs and painful sf
HieEopa Of the 5ancs. Gicesstet Throat and Nos
4rits; Ufc6ss Of every description, Feses snrcssz
and intsrnsl Abscesscs; fistnlns, Piles, Scalt.
head, Scnrrr Hilcs, ChrDaic, Sore +Eyes, Eye re-
Eipcass, Biocass, md eScsy variety Of chaisgrons
Ayscrssoa, Cssoa:c Cs.asrh, nesdachs, proceeding
tf6sn an asrid hunSs; Pam IN the Stomach and
Dsspepsia, proceeding fferl v,liaiioa; agce,,ors
ofthe Liver, Ghronic inaamaliaa Of tho kidncys.
and general debility, esnscd By atsspsd se.isa Of
te sesscls Of fe skim Il IL Hsngrlariy rshsarions
hy frnnYaiins shose constitutions which hzrc hcea
bsokcR daea 81 isiudisiaas :rsstneni, q isycai!c
iegalsr4sica In ,esserzi tcss, il ~ recos;:srrs-
drdso al tAasc seases uhicn ar:ses f.aar itsu,.i
scd In the bosi yI:is.:en Of tkr laors, Q! :ss:s;
err name or kiad.
Some of The ahSse Samp!sinss may rcsnsre some
si!iiag ssistsn; applications. whscss :hc e:.cun
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LIST OF LETTERS

| Remaining in The Pos, Office st Camden,
October lst, 1870.
A-Jas. Atkinson. Hrs Aldridge, 9
David Andrews, Mrs. Nancy Albert,
Joscph Axom.
B-Thos. Bindan. Abraham Blackwell,
Rachcile blair, Mrs. Mary Blakency.
Horalio w. Baker. John Ballard. vii.
liam Brett.
Jonathan Gran k6cld, Daniel ul-
breath, @.
D-william Daris.
EHownli Evans.
F-Iohn Folsom, Jas. Ferguson. q
D-Donald Gum.
Holm J. r. Hatfield. Richard Hunt
John Hudson, William X. Hunt John
Hall, Lewis Hogan, David Hays.
J-Mrs Mury Jones. David Jimmcrson.
K-Jas l.. kilgorc. Tsaac Knox.
L-Joscph Lynn. Mrs Rebcccs Lowry,
Jacob Lucious, 9;
M-Robcr. Martin, William M'Willie,
S. D. Miller. 81 Miss Mary r.. Miller, 9;
Daniel M'Donald.
O-J c O'Handiin.
P-Levis Patterson.
R-Miss Sarah Ra,elift, John Rodgers.
John Riddle.
s-Rachill Smith. John Stokes, vii.
liam Stone, VIM. II. SinkIcr.
T-Mrs Delina Turner, Jas Thompson,
VIM Thompson.
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SON, !us J Watts. ~
P. THORNTON, ?. N.
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Sonth Carolina.
Lancaster District
James j. Horton, applicant;

Mary Horten. widow William Z. johnson
and bis wife Levina, William Ingram and his
wife Celia, Ransom Horton. james ]. ilor-
ION. John Baski,,s and his wife Nancy, Ze.
nina f1 ION, Elizabeth Horton, Hollis Hor.
on, MARY Horton, Eserat Horton aud Ben.
amin Ho defendants:
II appesf3pg 10 my satisfaction tha. the
sahpye partis defeudants, reside without this
jst1sc 4. IS ftesorc ordered, that they do sp-
peaIa md obi6et 10 the division OF sale Of tic
real sterling Hor,on, on or befme
the ErA dsy Of Deccmbay ncxt, or their
consent tc 3tsme viii be entered Of record.
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many ambiguous direascs nnk here spcc,hcd. anc
has been Used with wonde!!af suceess as Sprinl
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CASES OF RIlEDafATfsM.
CH.R.xsrox, Nov Is, 1891.
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takr srrzs picasnfe in stating. thatEx battles et
The indians panaeca, rrstosed me TO petfcc;
health, aud icon6deaLy recommend Il to all aim.
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CaSk,rsros, .issel, q. 1872
sas seized about three years Bnce witta die
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aimee Daring this period I have hcca sAilens In
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{ A good Anecdote. The Salem Gazette
tells good story, of an Auctioneer who
was provekingIy annoyed, while in the ex-
ercise of his profession, by the ludicrous
bids of fellow, whose sole object seemed
to be to make sport for the buyers, rather
than himself to buy. At length, enraged
beyond endurance, the knight of the ivory
headedhammer, looking round the room for
champion to avenge his wrongs, fixed his
eye upon biped of huge dimensions, a
very monarch in strength, and cried out
NARROW, what shall l give you to put
that fellow out p
81 takee one fife dollar BILL"
"Done, gone-do it and yon shall have
It,"
Assuming the ferocious knitting his brows
spreading his nostrils like lions, and put
ting on the wolf all over the head and shoul-
ders, old NARROW strobe up to the aggrcssor,
and seizing the terrified wretch by the col
lar, said to him in whisper that was heard
all over the room,
-" My good irin, you go out wild me, 1 gir
yOu half the money! %
"Done done y says the fellow.
" Hurrah hurrah !" shouted the au-
dience. The auctioneer had the good sense
to join in the laugh and coolly forked out
the V.
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KuAS received, in addition to his former stock a
y supply ofperfumery comprising almost every
IN Gle usually found in such an establishment AL
so large supply of German and French ornamen-
tal bair-work; among which are the Ring-C Curls a
new imported article; Ringets of various sizes
nain Fnsets Fusetts with Rlnglets Everlasting Flu
setts: plain Bands; Bands with Pufis Bands and
Platts 10 ornament the hair; long hair Braids Puiis
plain Hair Combs; Curls ornamented with flowers
Iientlemen's false Whskers Ladies and Genllemen's
Nies The hair work offered, is such will be
constantly kept for sale, with the fashions that are in
uodnced The subscribers engagements are such as
will enable him to furnish the article of Hair as low
as can be purchased in any city in the United States
The Ring Curls and Ringlets prepared entire
" by cold process, that the damp air nor perspI
ration will not effect them. Dealers in hair work are
respectfully invited TO examine. Among the articles
mentioned above, are one case of Alohar Caps; one
do artificial Flowers; Oderiforous Persian sweet
Bags Ladies work, and Genttemen's Dressing Cas-
es variety of shell and horn combs, great yarie
y of soaps expressly selected for the ladies toilet and
gentlemens dressing cases.
The subscriber is now ready to introduce, and GU
aides and gentlemens hair IN the latest Paris style
u n b. j. X. would express his warmes
/ gratitude to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Newpor
and vicinity for their patronage extended TO him since
the establishment of his business in Newport anC
still solicits continuance of their favOrs.
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Irish Ingenuity When General. V
was quariered in small town in Ireland,
he and his lady were regularly besieged,
whenever they got into their carriage, by
an old beggar-woman, who kept her post
at the door, assailing them daily with fresh
opportunities and fresh tales of distress.
At last the lady's charity and the Generals
patience, were nearly exhausted, but their
petitioners wit was still in its prcsinc vigor
One morning at the accustomed hour, when
the lady was getting into her carrige, the
old woman began, Agh my lady success
to your ladyship, and success to your hon
or's honor, this morning, of all DAYS in the
year: for sure did'ut dream last night tl,a,
her ladysbp gave me pound of Ia, and
that yonr honor gave me pound of tobac-
co = But my good woman, said the Gen
craI, do you know, that dreams always 90
by the rule of contraryP DO they So
please your honorr reioined the old woman
Then it must be your honor that will give
me the Ia, and her adyship that will give
me the tobacco The General being %
Sterne's opinion, that bon mot is always
worth something, even more than pncl
of snuff, gave the ingenious dreamer thu
value of her dream.
Edgrorth's Essay on Irish Bulls.