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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
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B'HlS LINE leaves Lvachbnrc Monday.
Nelncsda,s AMI fEdass II a'flocA y. ".
1ad anne At LeNHetan ilIr saac d4e at 8 Z. u. :
iai lcltes Lexington % Tuesdays Thursdays and
>Hur5at- 81 ! o'tntb. \. VI. and afri,cs Al HE
White sulphur thr tu-dly. This LHhe iniefsrct,
with tie Gu9aul ,tteliue at Callahan. nheh gpcs
au iht s1n'r u . tpthr Hot aud Warm springs. The
faad i'm LsneLhnfe 10 the White sulphur
Sptiuss hse hesitation IN laying 5 one Of the
hest "a ~" Sette. being graduated the whole Wy :;
AMI the la"u4tln ,ceaea Is unsurpassed Ia beauty
aud sflsdeuf.
~i'lealid o,a coaches irom ALBANY which Viii
somiuaahl, asremm Idtc une p's.easets an. roN
cunning nsrI Ia enuur l.Inr.
1h dItrr, upon tii- luc 4ire 81 sohel men. aud
II " III e managed ~ the best = can ae procured
1ui tle accommodations are not iLfsuVr 10 tlIus,
upon NY uihrf route.
are from Lsuchbufs to Lexington. - -
Ham Lexington 10 Le9isbug. 90
=. y. GLOVES. .l4,ai
f7r Die Lncl burg j. Le.ei.,tm L'n,.
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aslslHfsENE NassR&ssA.

90 riATED on Enllaloc Raer IA fhe county oi
= NnhrI t. L. n,les iJoun the touH llouse. -
mil'' hon LoNnston, and - mile from Lynch
Hurg.
In calling thr atlcalon offlc pubic ta tI1c.e
SnrinEs, a. watering place. flle subscriber fahc,
occasion Ia remark th1theN are ~ new dlscutcls al
ou2hnnhno"nto ihe DISTANT public unt tic llsf iao
Years. for niaY wears they hase never fHlr 10 get
mofe tfsiots from the surrounding country thln the
Improvements could Comfortably accommodate, who
viii readily testify to their medicinal virtues
>nrela>t seasou, several large and comfortable
lfamed cabins lave been erected, which added totir
large aud cnlnnodions Hotel and Cabrus built
previous 10 thai llmr mtll euable me to entertain Il
iars'f company with more comfort.
The water la been anal wed aud found to cont in
Tie essential ingredients, sui phuf soda IN INIT
al propeHlonl and maRnr,la atd the subscriber
cau ,ay with the fullest confidence thai II cert
III i''ts "efc required they be obtained al many
mdN iduas, whose experience oil tllcr,fftues enable
the'n ia say that they unsurpassed by any water
III n7ma, for most of the diseases common 10 or
cindIc-ln cases oil dyspepsia, dcraue,d condition
81 me stomach aud htest, liver dis Uses aud tlIo,c
ol general debility, AMI DELICATE iemalrs and
ehdIen, they are pc. ullHly adapted fot lhi, 1T
tie highest au hortty among the medical faculty ia
tins s7eHpn OF TIM country be offered rs " Il, "a,
tn better evidence oiall aud ample tests by ind,l-
naIs ifnln actual experience.
The season vii again commence on the 10Th Of
June. He subscriber. glatclul tor past Fat
lnhlge bolh l'om hl4oli friends aud strangers, aeliu
INVITE them u ss' Inn, with thr assurance on his
pant that no pnns shall b. spared to render the visit
agreeable.
II Will be observed, that the rates OF Bomd are
lower than at any otlr atrtug place IN Virginia,
~:
Doe#l pernecb 80 On
do day, 20
lloi=.. lrf week, I On
do 90 day :,
thijItu and servants, . 81
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.gR.rz OWE, T. O. TFO.y-.

4 tsT received IL supply ofGlcmen's ALMkles
81 LOTION, acerdln cure ior Pniples, Free
letters, Sunburns Nc &c. FOR sale by
hNFN I. ElNAi.
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40 Physicians, Merchants &c,

MA Il invite the attention of PHYsIcl>Ns MER-
W CHANTS and the PUBIIe generally TO call and
examine our stock of MEDICINES, &c. CONSISTING
OF general assortment OF new and popular patent
and other
edtciacs Paints Jis, ssYG s:uiEs, Surgicaiip.,r,
nrnis, Erisacs, Hrrfa;sics, Cosmetics, pna,-
Articles, CANDLES,
Ana various other ARTICLES appertaining to our liDe
o. business "hieh az Uttered at very small advance
on Northern prices, particularyfo wholesale dealers
Fol RQuREAN x PALMER.
April 8 ,s
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DIsso eF pAgsvNEYssssap.

ME partnership heretofore .xis,ing between,hs
Il subscribers, Is iii, day dissolved by mutual con.
srnt The Books and Papers are to be lett IN rho
hands oi II. Meyers, whq contlnuss The business.
HENRY MEYERS,
.JtE PACKER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

rules holden in til clerk oice oftls Cr
,uit SUI or CONT Of Law and Ghoncery, iyr tbs
l. OF Nalsol IN tn month al June, l631:
james Joins aud William Joplns, executors of JOSIAH
Joplin, dec H., Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
lohn T. !Hpalrieh and Floyd l.. " hleh-a1 Defendants.
IL tuANCEBY.
The defendant Jol +. Inzpntriek having entered his
Hanet aud gwen security, according to the act OF Asam
hA, aud the rial otis courl and il appearing lay sasae
t9A eNi ncr trthe - ml.aatiut OF tins
wealth MOTION tc p.ainI. b. their counsel
d,rd, aattoc sal liant do appear here boore
htstdal oi Seu pbtrrn MT and the bill OF the
plalnIia and that copy hia order be othN h inserted
IN Ia lNnshhu9 NnsnhnftneW spapar published N the town
oilNRrhlfg, ur two months scy, and another copy
2fcoi posted the front door oi tn courthouse o this
/, court d1y, ! Copy--P,stt
RD. G. CUTLER, *.
Juy 70 w2m
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August 10


\ NEAT little invoice OF CORSETS, ,irfo
q " from the manufacturers, and at the most ft1nut
nv prices. ROBINSON 4 EIIIpI"T
Ma
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tO Z pntractOrs ,sc.

M L have laSi received. iue assortment of. On
w Iron. lib EICINnnS w
Anrti -
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lal Il

VIRGINIA; II rail- holden the Clerk Olic, Of he
twruu Supc, Count of La" and CHaur ny lol the
fa,fu !. sHeib.rg. on the 5l day Of Juno, 1857
Lurcu1o Aorel. Plaintiff,
against
Robert lie, David X. Id, III i.snrhburg Manufacture
ing Company, Junias \. Clay aud Nathan II. Thornton,
th1us and plrfint ttdng undsr the ,i,e OF Clay Il
Thornton fralris = Mrr, LylcA Y Yncef, md Benjamn
!. Hum. Dcinlant3,
Tn ala1' II Is }r, haiHg cuiered us appear
ane. ani eFen s#anritf n#corlns TO tle act of A.
senbl, uaih ruiz ot tins toart, AMI n Appearing y,
aetor cflsnrr, thu IA Is mlulu,u ot this country:
II IS ordered, that the sad DIT niant do appear here
tn tr-t daf Of lh and the bill of the PLAZA
tn ru thu COPY Nh. orlar he orlV nh inserted in
M -upef printed III Il oi snehbu, for months
'ucct>,rl5 " posted In mont door OF The Court -house
III sailt \ Copy-resr,
u. ROBES {. {.
Jul, , wv
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BERN G<sops N0gscE.

oBlNSON X ELLIOTT beg leave to inform
a ther trends and customers generally, that their
assortment beng complete they viii hold out ex
ira induoements 10 purchasers, aud to wholesale deal
ers. very small advance on the New Irrk cost
NaN l.
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h'k:asfek. and e5oese.

Xxx ~ Plaster, oi The very best quality, and
eV 900 lbs. best Green Coffee, which will be sold
very Tow. Persons wanting such articles will pleas"
give me aeall. They will be sold below the market
pllcc. f. r. ESTES.
July 81
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E4lG Nd h@EsEa SAFE.

re y e. L <gEa >. sIa1.
1 y pursuance of a decree Of the county Court OF
Z campbell, pronounced at tie last july Tenn OF
sad QUIT the ndrr,sncd The Commissioners IN
sad decree named, or sontc two Of them. w ON the
1h day OF October, g.. the premises expose 10
ssssfsssssss. sale, byway Of public auction,
sssassigM III YEs.ff'z' on EL.g.T.D.
7FF YIN" containing GA Acres, more or less,
--xnAs,~ situated on / at Crcek, in the county oil
Campbell, 1t being the same Land which WAS held
by Rosama Russell deceased, for her life, as her
dover IN the real estate of hen deceased husband
james Russell. Terms OF Sale.-The sale will be
made on credit OF one and two years, or equal poi-
ions OF the purchase money, tie purchaser gl'ins
bond with good personal security. for the payment ct
the purchase money. and the title to the Land ltsru
VIII be retained until complete payment IS made, as
hlrthersecurty
JOHN ALEXANDER,
CHISWELL DABNE1, : Comrs'
JOSIAH SlIEPpERSON,>
ug. 81 In
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7 iRGiNii Namls.la, held in til, Clern's Office Of
i2t va county OF Nanpbell Monday the Sd day july
Moss Boohe mud Mos La, g. merchant. nl nrocr. TN
aa2 "n5sf ia -itit and aaa ol ho5ist X lacy,
fl.mlr.,
JImesli Echols, peft
!, CHANtrHi.
The nealaui NOT has la emit. I'D his ,oaearanc. and riyen
s'ruIi' according 10 tine OF Is cmbl nnl IN, rl,s Of
h'9 count and app1la. 10y satisfactory evidence tAat he
i+n"t an hhHh1n u Tins Hountry 1t "a ordered that The sand
h2 ndat do appear hclc the first day the next term
amt 'sA the Eli at the Paiaujs and ha copy of this or
der be forthwith srrt,I IN SOM n,vspa9,r nl,s,.i in
the town 81 Itnciaurs tor months sicceSsiy.ly and
io' al -. front Of h3 courthouse Of hi, county.
\ toP5-Ieste,
july n - 'S'' IL h.
Sii'INl ;-N Cont held Tor BcIiorl county, al the
oar hru . on th0 2lth day of July, 1887:
Lhan ms, A.esss Nsim Thomas Lunsord and Elizabeth
MS VIE " -a bftston anl Matilda ms vile, Plaintiffs
rHIi7,i
Lotowe. Ncpani aud james Itoicb administrators of
y i"'9' Ut IL ana iifam Netms, Defendants
Is CuANuEBf.
Th, dsandont Hiram Nem=, above named not having en-
:" Nsesnal ahd tn o tbs Court, and II appearing
10 me sa arion o. tha coutt that h Is not an hmltat %
TINS commonwealth: Ia ord that the sail defendant
appear r. on the the iora houia, October nc x and am
s"F me mi OF NE Puntts, and that copyoi this ord i b.
ioh"iu inserted IN the iyu ahur. Nir,ni4n M " spaorr
ruh>h IN the tow ol isa.h5H4 ion two months leres
sNel> and po+eda ia front door Of The Courthous, Of his
county. 4 Gepy--Ts., " '''
July l - . - " T. Vs., D. -
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July 10

.5tsss 'ccctrafs stssofssc" cssse Of 2gossscts
4 CONSISTING OF I'll Patterns, among which is
v lot Of open work TUSCAN, yeqy beautiful,
and unusually ts1e, ROBINSON X ELLIOTT.
J unc Is
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u araso Is & q mberaHgs!.

VA are this day opening IA Case of tn, abn,a
w which Tor hrauty of style and dq.>n, = na.,
ny we have ever hat an at very mod rae p.4cc..
ROBINSON \ ElIIOTT.
MW
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tENrLEMEN wishing the -'nral a.ony :, IN tho
y most fashionable shades Of Cloths fol Dresser
+ rock eoats, can be accommodated BY calling or
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT.
Nav
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county Of Campbell, the court-housa thereof Mon
ally the 10Th day o July, 1885
Henry I. Early, guardian Of Anne b. scott, Plaintiff,
against
Anne Il. Scott Joseph Chiffon and Margaret his wfn Ed
wald :. Walton and Janet his WIFE, Edwin lee Susan
his Wir, Thomas |. Garden md Robna MS vile, - Row
ley and Mann his wife, Ohm scott and David |. Scott
Defendants,
Is tHANCERY.
The Defendants Joseph Clon and Margaret bis wife Ed
ward ;. Walton and Jungth his wife, - Rowlcv and Ma
ria his Wifi, John scott David Scout and Anne B. Scott not
having entered their appearance and given security, agreeable
10 tn act OF Assembly and the rules this CONT aud APP
penng the satisfaction the court that they are not nhhh
ltants OF tins nwa~t II Ia ordered, That they do an
pear here the second Monday November and answ
i7 tll oth' Plaintiff and tata copy OF this ord be forth
with ms ad IN some newspaper printed the Of ynch
1r, and posted the front door the court house o. this
county. \ Copy-Festr.
JNo, ALEXANDER, elk
July l. VEN
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VEfRGINiA:-tt rul-t hsll IN the Cllr<'. Onc, the
urcaa superior si a~ All ch Iest, Tor BeiJrd
county, on the jll la # Jult. / 30
HENS /. I'utt aud Jcinuna Ia Wit, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
1ulm kussy oaI Jun his vile, ;.l Gah and Polly MS
VII. Joaaph Arc- aud ucY ms WI, George " Saunders,
lahn auui l.. and julius saunders, Jr, Defendants,
- tHANCI.Gf.
TIE besnloita Jpn iuuder. aud Julius Saunders Jr
hasus frd IA ppeul5e mud sissn security, corlng
10 1ie u,t o tr heazl Assembly, q liz rules othis court &
apprus bt -utisi snre tint they inubi-
a Aeali On ls melton Of the Phln1s,
b eo- Il il ordered Aat The aail Defendants John saan-
dr. and Jats Sannicr IT. d. appear hrr,on HI FIRST day
othe sr0, aud tn bill st te Plaintiffs, aud that
copy Of tins uI b forthwith published in the Isnchburg
NpiDln public stper for months -uccrssiYey,
and that nnol copy thereof b postadat tn ioa door OF
the court hou-c u this c0uHts, AeopY-1ests,
Us. WILSON, cL'k.
Jul, Il WIN
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The following correspondence, between NIen.ic,p
Pdplae IA, the Cauadl3n .,stllor and Lord Gost,,l
me Governor General has been published IN the
Montreal papers. "
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VIRGINIA III rules iI11eu IN tie CLERKS Office Of tae
onrat spcrareour Of Inv aud CHANGER, tina county
Of : slson, IA tlg month olJape, 4cG.
Sasuu Baud. flaiba,
agatast
TIouls J. Bond AID V Hum Mac D-;eulaat-,
Is tnastHEY.
Ir defendant laomH- |. iuiri moi having entered his np
Ilt1i,r aaA given 5Igs Ia urta 81, nhlt N
IL r's ri tins aHl appearing bs sasttJr evidence
uHt i uiltaVu II f- Dosn nSeHds uIoiial al
tn plaintiffs raonua.It isor nd that the nd defendant
do apeaf ir uf. IN r4i DAY ri September uaNt,
and 1p.asrihr BAL aftir la4ii, an ihai copy oil tia
at1r t.. ftiir it in fl ~ L. atbHt Nneiau,
lmFtG Published ia Tia town l.,ueBur- Gn month,
- r.-ssat aud another eapy t4s9f iusal at l. mont
daur ui iatU'rtgae 81 l.u, saI4t'. eauitl}.
G1pY.-Iesl, Rot. - TIER, ci'R.
lab WIN
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ChsWell hahn =. srs,.a Eyoontar OF James IstwicG
d. de- James h. Gay tor J4 -. I.ar. adm Sall.
Gla>tor d. d. ani n ID o'a rights John Muuc an,
John Smith Jr. D.rt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

DAVID X. LYMAN.
July 10 w3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05
NOTICE.

THE inhabitants of the town of LitchneId
 onaiified by law to vote in town meet. inc. are hereby warned to meet at the Court e' He,,se @ on the second Monday of January, A. D 1887. at g o'clock in the forenoon. to deter wine whether said town will consent to re- ceive it's proportion of the deposits. of part of the surplus funds belonging to the United States and also to appoint an agent or agents to receive and loan the same ; and to adopt snv other measures which may he necessary to enable said town to avail itself Of the oen- eiits of an act passed ut the late special ses- sion of the legislature of this state ana also 10 transact any other business which may come before said meeting.
 GroheE DEwEy. sS ISAAC s...,,,S NEWTOS; WS,S.-
 Ruyvs P'crnd1' df SASynI En%'n p,Sasosr, WStSns
 LitekGe!a, Jan. 2, 1887. lH
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
 Tn this town Milton Society," on the 18th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Rabbit, MT. FREDERICK D. PEcE, of Woodbury, to Miss Lucy D. HALL, daughter of Capt. Daniel Hall, ot the former place. With this notice we were favored with the proper accompaniment-a large handsome loaf of the bride cake. May happi. ness follow upon the footsteps of the happy pairl
 In Granby MT. Daniel Beers, of Barkhamsted, to Miss Julia Ann Phelps. daughter oS Mr. Benjamin Phelps. Thompson. of Willington: ~s rilia stoweii, of Lisie. New.York. In Waterbury, MT. Horace Stevens, of Plymouth to Miss Sophia Kinney. of Woicott; MT. Augustus Rose to Miss Rhoda Boyington.
 DIED,
 In Boston, on the 24th ult. Mrs; Anne Pierce wife village. [An extended obituary next week1
 in this town, on the 18th ult. MT. Major Bradley sfr Winsted on the 23d ult. Widow Lucy Perkins aped a. formerly of Harwinton. IF .
 In Kent Mrs Hannah Edwards aged ~ wl'e o' l Mir Nirum Edwards. l oo, M-
 In New.Haven, MT. Samuel Bassett aged eU; ra: Mr. Eli Thorp, of Athol. Ms member ot the J9nor Cass u"E fr Waterbury, Mrs Caroline Clark, aged JO, wife of Mr Edward Clark-Miss Harriet A. Woodruff SasJ ls daughter of MT. Enoch W. l "ein NewIiayen, Miss Eliza Beecher, aged =. in E,ast Hartford Mrs. Nancy House, aged ~. in W;ndham. Samuel Gray. Esq. aged s.. fm New Orleans, Mir. Giles Kirby, aged Ts, iormer' lv of Hartford and printer of the New Orleans Eve n'fg 1g Eas. ,1I Windsor, MT. David Fley. aged 6s
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05
NOTICE.

N O N AOAZ0
 FIN consequence of arrangements the sdb- N scriber is about to make in business, it will be necessary that all his Book Accounts should be adjusted before the first of April next. All persons in or out of town who have open accounts with the undersigned are re. quested to attend to this notice as soon after the first of January as may be, as that month ,ciu De set apart for the oboue named object. ON HAND, A good assortment of C$0odss Which will be sold at near the cost for Cash
 down, or at low prices for good barter.
 For SNIe,
 4O,OOO feet Hemlock BOARDS.
 lS'ooo eo0S |" |" PATA; Pf,4Nx 4 sizes FIRE FRAMES, at manufacturers prices. 400 Terry's Patent CLOCKS! ...... PUTNAM BAILEY. North Goshen, Dec. %, 1886. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05
For the Litchfeld Enqwirer. NEW.YEAR.

NEW-YEAR. The Winter and New-Year are here, The sun to the south has declined; The season of mirth and good Cheer, With friendship and kindness combined. 'Tis day of reflection and thought; "Tisa a day to forget and forgive; 'Tis day when the poor should be sought, Their sorrows and gnefs to relieve. The year in its circuit has brought
 Its quantum suttcit of. cares The year in its circuit has wrought
 All the ills and the joys that we share The Sabbath, the New.Year are one, The day to rejoice in our God; To praise him for length'ning our spans To prepare for our future abode. The Congress this winter have met May wisdom and truth be their guide. May our interests they never forget
 May coo!ness and candor preside The President, now near his CT,
 Retire from his station in peace; May the man who will then take his place, Our honor and safety increase. May our heads of department wear well. May our foreign relations be sure; May our country all tyrantS expel,
 And long may our honor endure. May the seekers-ofoffice be shamed, May the honest and WISE be our choice; May the North and the Souh the East and the West, In each others welfare rejoice. And now so return to ourselves
 May our county and village still thrive; May our clergy think less of themselves. And more of the place where they live; Then CoNNEcTlcUT, old as itis!!. Will have some friend to speak in its favor; And though pastors for colleges run, She has wise men and good men to save her. My New-Year's address is now ended, My wishes your welfare attend; Remember the poor, now exposed JANUARY l. 1857. n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05
GRO2R0ZE.

A gUsI7clfloW being comtsmplHIsd of tie A lives cf OLtvER WOLcoTT, seniorsand the late Gov. WOIcofT, those possessing anf cor- respondence doeurncutas or authenticated iDs formation touching theffB or Gov.R .ROsER Wor- corr, or relating to the ekfiy history of Con- n nectIcut. will confer favor by transmitting mem, or notice thereof; to Dr.. John g. TVoL TTt' N Lltchflsld, Conn. or to Mir. George Gi66s. 1 Mo. Le Roy Place, New York. Such tSa: copies being made. Ao'"'N 'Neu "1 A1
 January 5, 1887. o-o,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05
ONCE MORE!

THE subscriber informs his friends and
 the public that nrds having eek o York since his fall purchases, he is enabled to offer very heavy stock for the season. con. sisting of every style of Broadcloths, Cassi- nseres, Sattinetts, and Vestings; great variety of dark and light Fancy Prints; blk and blue black Silks; black and cold French Bomba- zines; a small stock of French and English Merinos, plain, figured & printed-with most kinds of DRY GooDs-all of which, depend 1p- on t, will be sold, either cheap, dear. or some other way.-Now, place as little confidence in the truth of merchants story as you please, but if you want any thing in the above
 Dec og ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05

. We &sel6fkO so bs inGsmsd kv an .S;,., 4 ,L.
 New-tiavSn HeEald, from whoa. n.r., -. -. .s. Peoeesd of tho legdlauurs. or ofhia r.r,s. ,..
 s the reason he does not report the eD.sc." ':
 ..'~ 'Own' as of other spsakers7 In one "ay p."cseons1t the TepOEts SAA thDs q NGs. Wood. ruff spuks in AGr Woodruff ,,.,.d ,. ,OSO rai vlews'-" Mr. Woodruff opposed the amendment, - Mr. Woodruff followed against'-but witlou, f.-. nishing any thing that he stated any epitOme of bs argument ds in mOst other casea. Does he spsak .o vaguely % indisncdy, in 90 low tone of voice or so Eapd, Gfat he cannot be followed by the reporter or are his ideas so a-sidesy as western man would say so ObMsc0tcd that no meaning can be extracted from them? His constituents here would he glad to know something of ,rhGt he sad as we'll as 10 learn that he had spoken. Besides, he passes for man oi considerable talent, as well as tacf in "eeping this side up with care and his friends do not like to see him fobbed of with he advocated, or 'he opposed, or he explained Give up in this benighted region lttle light updh the subject
 COd.-Monday and Tuesday last were very cold days. On Monday morning at o'clock the mercury stood at degrees below Cat 1 P. M. above-at5 5, below-at II, below. Tuesday morning at :, below-at P. M. 3above, aud at 5, below. Wed. nesday morning at o'clock, below. The weather has since moderated considerably. Five or six inches snow but not much sleghing on account of its hay. ing dr;fted.
 The National Ineligencer contradicts the story of the death of Mir. Poindexter; and Natchez paper states that the prospect is fair for his recovery.
 MT. Porter one of the U. S. Senators from I.ouisia- na, has resigned his seat.
 The "Ltchfeld Enquirer" and the Dictator feel under special obligations to the Hartford Times for their kind and favorable remembrance of them in their New-Year's Address, which accidentally fell under our observation. It is worthy of the poet and the oc casion. Kthey will send their imp out here, we will each give him pickaeune for his labors.
 On the nh instant, the Rev. L. E. Iathrop date of Salisbury Conn was installed pastor of the 2d Pres byteri0n church of Auburn N. Y, by the Presbytery of fCayuga.-WatchmGn.
 Shocking.-A house was lately burnt in Western Bay, Newfoundland. Melancholy to relate, six children, the only inmates in the house at the time, were burnt to cinders! The parents were absent at the time of the accident, in another part of the Island. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05

CROCKERX.
 CSI received, q new supply of CROCK. C FRY and GLASS WARE, which will he sold cheap. s, GALPIN ''
 N. 5. All kinds of Produce taken in pay. ment for Goods; Ion
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05

Aaron O Dayton. formerly 0f the city of V. Yosk hes been appointed chief clark ln ths esass DspasI msna. wee ws DIstSnA shassn GesFsSsvy of .hs c. Aale,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05

On the 7th instant, the Rev. L. E. I.athrop date of Salisbury, Conn) was installed pastor of the 2d Pres byterian church of Auburn, N. r., by the Presbytery of Cayuga.- Watchmon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05
OlMcy's Ari1I,;1oo1:-
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FOR SALE BY January 5. & cA1prDr
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-05

Firs in Hdrtford-On Saturday night, q house occupied by Mrs. King, on (he corn of North. Main and Trumbull streets, VI destroyed by Are.