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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07
OH EMICAL%.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANU-
co. have constantly forsalc
Oil Vitrioj Arm

Bleaching Salts,
Aqua Amonia,
Aqua Forts,
Blue Viuiol.
And naay other articles in the
Orders viii be received at II
Broadway, or AT the Office 1.-THE
R25-ly& OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

nR. GEORGH TAYLOR, Of the Brush col,,.
~ 81 Health has renewed from - Chssbsrs 10 ca ws
Fressnt entrance New street a2s-2vs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

This body Adjourned on Monday last, having con
tiuucd in session 90 day. asI pissed more than
500 acts most of them Of a local and unimpor-
portant character. The bill - imposing taxes for
the support OF Government" after being banded
between the two Houses Tor several days, the
Uouse retusin4to concur III an amendment proposed
by tie Senate, increasing the tax ON Merchants
Licenses, and the Senate refusing to recede, was
finally passed on Saturday last, the Senate giving
way. Much other business was done, which will
be hereafter noticed-at least such portions OF IT,
o. IA general character, as may be matured into
laws.
Among ihe resoIu,cns adopted ON Saturday was
he ..lofIion ola resolution offered by Gen. CabeU'
/ directing a surrey lobe nade, by the Principal io-
me a..Ec mot .hsil. n! aou'c.s.t 1o9'" for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

SMALL pOX.-Wrnc glad 10 st, that no new
case oil Small Pox has occurred IN tin. place, aud
none Is arpchended. The gentleman WHO was At
tackled with II. has recovered.
It's also proper to sly that The iIi5ea Ifafef, whore
It occurred, has been well tlrau,od al ahac.oo,h-
ed. and for the last two weeks thoroughly aired; and
that travellers may nov, as soHc ate already doing.
stup there with cutie saiets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12
Tin and Copper Factory

Il , ESPECTFOILA informs the ciuzcnS OF
4 Z Lynchburs and the surrounding country, that
he has opened a shop near the Post Office, and IN
medllcly opposite Dt. james 7. ROYALS Dug
Store, where he intends manufacturing every Kind OF
articles used IN his line. All woth made At the es-
adjustment, wIil be warranted TO peilotln as well as
ANY IN the State.
y. B.-Es0usc Covering done with prompt.
ness and durability. j. i. K.
April II 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12
rONNECTlCnr ELECTION.

Complete returns from this State exhibit the sub
Joined result Of the votes for Governor, As contrast
ed with the election for the same office in ISIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

~ Why don't the Enquirer tell the people
something about the new NATIONAL DEBT
uhich the present administration has created, and
which vii soon be about 80 millions of dollars!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

the Contemplated turnpike road from panullc, b.,
Rocky Mount, IA Franklin, and Big l.ieh.lo Flu
castle. IN Eotctourt, and also 10 surse, the most
eligible and convenient route for a Maealamlzcd
t%ufupike fold from Dasille, by the lion works IN
Patrick, 70 the most convenient polntt for is eonnec-
ton with the SouJhwestefn valley 1to IN the neigh
bothool ofEyla>ham. nthe county Of w vine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

a. The last Knoxville Register st,tes thlp a
s,ochholderm a ncighboring county had sold a mum
Der oishares in the great Charleston and Cincinnati
Rail Road Company, at a premium ofSjr pea cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

Hea{A # UaShlaafoa.-Mr. pojuseit. the Sec
rotary Of Var, was, AT our last dates from Washing
ton. dan eerousiy Ill. LIS lhc, indeed, had been
d~cspared If, but slghl hopes wc,r entertained ofhs
recovery. His dlsrasels bllous pleursy, from an
attack otallch MI. Mchlsu, mcmbet oil Congress
from Baltimore, recclty died, aud If which Nh.
Jenlter oil Md, and Nh BIayn OF n. Y. ale also III
n ptesent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

- The tetloccssion olihc District OF Columbia
to Ma,laud and Virginia, begins to be seriously
talked Of. Arcport may shorly be expected upon
the subject 6om the District Committee in the
House etReIrcscutallyr..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12
eE7E.y'ASE .mCk BEEeNY:, AZ.

FEilIE SUBSCRIBER has for sale the genuine
H1s.G-S HaGaEECAgHlS, OF CHINESE
NIIaEaRY CUTTINGS, producing leaves from :
IN - luches ID dianrter.--Likew the Ht0El.s Al
pa o. S.'slttr E~ea3iAss Mulberry sEaDLiNG
rafEs. They afcof. redou accommodating terms.
lhasr wishing 10 procure either Kind Will do wei
10 riake early application, as the time IS near at Land
when tl.y Should be sci out. lie has also Tor sale
a supply urIle Lure white = clop !S!fa- IS tsEh:
Eggs. Aqply attire Office Of the Lyacyburs Vn-
gHI3n.oito Mr.Jnnts Gumevelt, al the Mulberry
Edtsn. two miles rom Lyucaburg, on He Amherst
#G5a#4 House Io51. T.. FLETCHER.
-hius'ls - = tits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

q We have heretofore sand, aad We now repeat
that 10 Marriage or Obituary notice, sent to us
anonymously, will be published. We have b en- so
often I'm osrd upon ttai We ate coHpcl'ed 10 OBJ
serve tins rule. This viii account Tor lie nou-ap-
pcarauee Of several recently received.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

~ The ri gaors Of contemplated CHANCES IN The
"'o'"ct are .lsbeiicyel. They were at least pre-
matg!e,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

IT, MR.. WEBSTER'S SPEECH need, no
praise. No one vino reads 1t can lajI to discover The
difference between a philosophical, practical States
man, AID a subtle casujst, like Mr.. Calhoun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12
81 4 e..

tv,IIF Sl1eSt 'ElBERS beg leave to inform then
llrnd.I IN ~ eaburg and ITS vicinity, that ;lley
lave crcorcI a Irgo ~i conmod,o9s t:AliE-
80 - 5h,,",,J n,lI mr. IA, ed during the next SIX
II They HAVING il,c, their building some
distance back lroal lie rtyer an'' re fnIif'ly Gu, OF
reach olthc highest tteshets-M'. 'l'l'' VINO has
beea IN Dhctr employ Tor several yea,s, Viii rrsIor nj
the landing, aud shippers may rely on ar produce
5elng taken cle Of aud forwarded without he3y' as
tney have engaged a number Of covered wagons Tor
thu pntpose.-llayiag incurred considerable eN-
prnsr 10 accommodate ouI friends, we shallb con.
PEELED to a!d asglail per cent. to ouf tofHtet charges
10 reInburse uui elves, but oar business beng large
viii enable u, to mike HE advance qaile light.
I.ENlS LUDIAA X son.
Edmond, Apt st"
n WISH TOhle, by tine, month, lbs OF 20
xesrS 22as,.-Aso ! o. > Boys TO drive
c4rts-ro vo.h upon the James River aud kanawha
-, MATT. N. hERR.
Mach rs 4"H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

u Dap'cl i. Slaugitel, Esq. IS 1uuouaecl as Il
t"'1''''e.t TO ii!llhe vacancy in Gongr,ss occas.oncd
.! me election ofJohn N. PATIO, E4.,a the Tx
eeu!i'c ~toaael.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

0J@We rcouthorlzed 10 announce joni LETT
wien, Esq. tWhig) as a candidate to represent Bed
ford county in the neNt e4islatula. (We regret
that Two errors accidentally occurred IL making tins
an4uac.at3DI hutetoiore.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

New and Cheap Dry ssoo:is.'
#.sg1EEB. &asEsp.ES
-COVlVINNION NNRCl

TS7IIE sui scribet informs his friend, and the =
b lie generally, lhat he IS now receiving his
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03

Litckeeld County Temperance Melting Itch
field County Temperance Society held It's monthly
meeting on the 4th Tuesday Of April inst at Water,
town-Eijah Sherman, Jr. Esq Of Woodbury., one OF
the Vice Presidents, took the Chair, and the Secreta-
ry not being present. GAYLORD Wells Of Harwinton
was appointed Secretary pro tenn
Thirteen delegates reported the condition OF the
Auxiliary Societies of WATERFOWL, Plymouth, Ply
mouth ]. A, Winsted, Harwinton, Woodbury., WASH
ington, and South Farms.
The Resolution, presented at former meeting.
proposing to amend the Constitution that in the
pledge the words "all Intoxicating liquors" shall he
substituted for the word distilled spirits, cal
led up, and after few remarks showing that the
meeting had no authority to alter the pledge contin
ued to the next meeting
The gentleman expected to address the meeting in
the afternoon failing 10 attend, the following ResoIu-
lions were introduced and after free and interesting
discussion by several members present, adopted
unanimously. viz:
Resolved That it is fact, now well established,
and generally admitted that Intoxicating liquors are
not useful as a drink, but injurious; they the
of very great proportion of all the crimes, pau
persm and1isease, under which the community SUI
/ fers.
Reso7red That an unequal and hurtlensome expen-
dture for the support OF paupersm, and the suppress
sion and punishment of crime falls most heavily on
that portion of community which derives no profit
from The traffic and that thus, ubiquitous, and nn-
just monopoly is created, by which the few are en-
riched at the expense Of the manv.
Resolved That it is the duty OF everv civil govern
ment to protect its citizens, far possible against
both moral and physical evils; and especially, against
ar evil of SO serious character, the one under
consideration, and which is sanctioned, and encour-
aged, rather than guarded against by the former en-
acfments of our government.
Resolued That in the judgment Of the Litch6cld
County Temperance Society, onr LEGISLATURE ought,
Immediately, to rerea those laws which sanction the
traffic in intoxicating drinks; and make that traffic
penal. with such exceptions and nnder such cond!-
tons to that body may seem good. And that petit
tons to the General Assembly, for that purpose be
circulated for signatures throughout the several towns
of the county.
Resolved, That a committee be appointed by this
Society present and urge this subject upon the at
tention of the Legislature.
| Voted That Hon. Andrew Aherne'hy Of the SEN
ate and Messrs. Tertius D. Potter, Gideon Hail. IT.,
Iohn De Forest, and Benjamin Sedgwick, of the
House of Representatives, be committee for the
purpose specified in the above resolution.
Voted That the Secretary. he requested to forward
to the several Auxiaries of the county, without de.
lay. Blank Memorials for circulation,
Voted, To adjourn the meeting TO the 9TH Tuesday
of May next to be held at Plymouth.
GAYLORD Wells, Secretary pro tenn.
.Hdrninton, April 80, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
NOTICE.

VNHE town of Litchfeld being cited toap-
n pear before the General Assembly at its
coming session,on the application ofthe Litch-
field and Plymouth Turnpike Company-the
inhabitants of said town are hereby warned
to meet at the Town Room, on Monday nert,
Nay It'll, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to ap-
point an Agent Of deemed bes) to attend to
the interest Of the town in relation to said ap-
plication. and to do any other business rela-
tive thereto.
G sE0Es nEwET RgIgs H RSrnTE
E EpSFD ri nspUs s snfG WHta1T
Litchfeld, Mdy /, 1858. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
ANOTHER VICTORY!

The Wings have achieved triumph in Baltimore
to US entirely unexpected We did expect that the
Iocos would succeed there in choosing their Mem
Der of Congress. But the fire of revolution is sweep
ing onward, and ONWARD, and ONWARD-and will
continue to do so we verify believe, until every state
in the Union three shall be disenthEaled
from Locofocoism and Van Burensm. We give a
few extracts to show the esprit of the press:
DEMOCRACY OF NUMBERS.
This mornings boat brings us the unexpected and
gratifying intelligence that Mr.. Kennedy, the Wing
candidate for member of Congress, has been elected
in the district formed OF the city OF Baltimore and
county Of Anne Arundel, by large majority. We
say this intelligence is unexpected because, though
aware Of the great change which public opinion has
elsewhere undergone, and deeply impressed with
sense of the destructive policy pursued by the admin
isration and defended by its adherents, we were
scarcely prepared to see them receive such an
whelming rebuke from place where for so many
years they have rode triumphant. We heartily con-
graduate the Wing party and every friend Of the
Constitution and the country this suspicious event.
Ne.c- York Courier & Enquirer
From the Baltimore Chronicle.
VICTORY-WHIG MAJORITY IN CITY go y!
BALTIMORE REDEEMED!
UNPRECEDENTED WING TRIUMPH!M
No Wing victory in any part the Union can com
pare at all with that achieved YESTERDAY by the whgs
of this Congressional District. JOHN P. kENNE
DY, the Wing candidate, is elected to Congress by a
majority Of not less than EIGHT HUNDRED VOTES in the
Districts and has received in this city, majority of
upwards of SIX HUNDRED.
Baltimore takes the proudest place among the Wing
cities of the Union. She has torn down the black
and pratcal flag Of Locofocoen, and planted nron
her rampar's the pure ensign of freedom, every fila
ment of whose annie folds is bright and radiant with
the electric glow of liberty.
1t is impossible to describe the enthusiasm which
pervnded all ranks of the people, the results of the
different wards were announced The large space in
front of the Chronicle Office filled with dense
crowd Of not less than FIVE thousand persons, who
made the wekin ring with their lond Acclaim as vic.
tory after victory was proclaimed. OF The other pro-
>ceedings of the night shall take another occasion
to speak.
The result of this election not only determines the
Of the peone Of this District in regard to the
s>ubTreasnry Bill, hut he taken furnishing
ncontestihe evidence Of their approval Of the Regis
try law, the exredencv and proprerv Of which they
persisted in making an element Of the contest. We
have routed them upon this and all other points at IS,
ene md we are prepared to 90 forward, in the full
confidence Of strength other contests and other
victories.
J. p. Kennedy. Mr.. Marriott.
Baltimore city, 1857 1897
Anne Arundel county, 1852 800
-Annnp his city, Hl 1871
1883 629l
1921
500 majority.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
NOTICE.

"HIS agreement made this 9th day of
L March, 1888, between the subscribers,
Hezekiah Wells, Philip Wells, Elias Glover,
Sheldon and Roswell Northrop, George C..
Wells and James E. Wells, all of New Mil
ford, in Litchfeld county, and state of Con-
necticut, witnesseth, that we have associated
and formed ourselves, our successors and as
signs, into abody polite and corporate under
the corporate name of The Aspotic Manutac-
turing Company, according to the provisions
of the statute law of this state entitled "an act
relating to Joint Stock Corporations" passed
at the May session of the General Assembly,
AID. 1887, for the purpose Of engaging in and
carrying on the business of manufacturing
from the raw materials WoolIen Cloths, Cotton
Fanneis, and Sattinets, in said New. Milford
OH the East Aspotic River.
2. The capital stock of said company shall
consist of eight thousand dollars. and be fixed
and limited to that sum, to be divided into
shares of taoenty: fue dollars each, according to
the provisions of said act.
3. The stock, property, affairs and business
of said company shall be under the care of
and shall be managed by officers elected by
said company, according 10 the provisions of
the aforesaid act, and shall in all respects be
conducted and managed according TO the
provisions Of the same.
In witness whereof, we have hGreunio set
our hands the day md yenr first above writ.
ten. PHrLIp WELLS, President.
,, SHrLpot NoRTTRoP, Directors.
"a ELIAS N. GLOvER. }
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
CIRCULAR.
3. STRONG PARSGN.

3. STRONG PARSONS
Eli AS opened a Store at 3O7, Mtin-otreet,
III HARTFORD, Conn. opposite the !" Union
Hotel" in Adams" Block, for the transaction
of general Wholesale and Retail Wine and
Liquor Business, designed for the supplying
of Hotel Keepers" In connection design
to keep choice stock of GROCERIES and Pro
VISIONS, which will be put~up in lots to suit
purchasers, and at such prices as cannot fail
to please. This arrangement will enable
Hotel Keepers to purchase their Groceries
and Liquors all at one place, and at wholesale
prices. Orders Tor any goods will have my
best attention, and in all cases where goods
are delivered upon an order, if they do not
give perfect satisfaction, the expenses will be
paid and the cash refunded.
AMONG MY ASSORTMENT WILL BE FOUND
Pure st. Croix Rum Muscat Wine
Holland Gin Metheglin
French Brandy TEAS
Imitation st. Croix Rum SUGARS
Holland Gin Coffee
French Brandy Molasses
Old Jamaica Spirit Hams
Old Madeira Wine Lard
Port Wine Dried Beef
Champaign Brandy Fish
Sweet Port Wine Ground Spices
Sicily and Lisbon Wines &c. sc. &c.
Hartford, MAJ l, 1888. -6t4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
Collectors Notice.

THNHE subscriber hereby gives notice to the
Il residents and non-residents fthe town
of Washington hereinafter mentioned that he
will sell at the store offDaniel B. Brinsmade,
in said Washington, on Monday the 9th day
of July next, SO much of their real estate as
will satisfy the town and state taxes and fees
due by them on the assessment list of 1886,
unless previously settled. to wit: Benjamin
Gables, Olive Armstrong, Waramaug Iron
Company.
SIMEON II. MITCHELL, Collector.
Washington, ApriL q, 1898. 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
NEW GOODS.
GEE az! GREBAPg CTEHAP!

C&A.Ei a sEs SKGEsAAS VEA Ei1Alk
I'm consequence of the hard times and scar
Il city of the +"precious metals" we are de-
termined to induce our customers TO make
ready pay for goods purchased, and are dis
posed to say that we will sell on as favorable
terms as any store in the county. We are
constantly receiving New Goods, which we
are DESTROYS to sell at low pficcs-such as
Young Hyson Tea at Is. g.; Molasses IS. 3;
Sugar 10 cts; Coffee l2cts.; Calicos from 8
to 25; Cotton Sheetings from 10 to IL Tus-
can and Straw Bonnets from 25 cts. to S55
Silks, Ribbons, &c. &c. at almost any price
Cloth for men and boys summer clothing,
from IL 1-2 to- 80 cts; Broadcloth$, Cessimeres,
Sattinets, Veaings, dc. dc, all of which shall
be sold to meet the "hard currency" times,
and low price OF labor.
Also Chairs ofevery description at fac
tory prices; Geese Feathers, Hollow Ware,
&C. &C. worthy the attention Of young house
keepers. ALSO,
Constantly manufacturing, Gilt But
toms of every description, which will be
sold on favorable terms.
WADHAMS, WEBSTER g. Co.
Wolconril1e, May 3, 1888. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
NOTICE.

HNHE Court of Probate for the District Of
Il Harwinton has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
TO the estate of CANDAcE CATLIN, late of Har-
winton, deceased, to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
STANLEY CATLIN, Executor.
Haracinton, April IS, 1888. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
MARRIED,


ii THE Residence ofthe slibscri.
fsvS Il Der, situated In Tho North.
. Street Of the Village Of Litchfeld;
> comprising ono large two.story
Dwelling House, one large Barn and ou'hoI.
ses, aud about d la acres ofeXcellen, Land
making together ono Of the most desirable
residences In the county. The premises have
lately beenput Into thorough repair. Terms
moderate, and O liberal credit given n ilesir.
cd. WILLIAM DEFINING.
LiieitfelL May !, 1888. ENDS
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
NOTICE.

HE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
District of Watertown has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors to the estate of BENNETT N. H1cK-
cox, an assigning debtor, Of WATERFOWL, in
said district, in which to exhibit their claims
thereto; and has appointed David Wheeler
and Leman w. Cutler, Esqs. Commissioners
to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by MERIT HEM1NwAY, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the house Of David Partree, in said
Watertown, on the 23d days of July and Oc-
tober next, at one'oclock in the afternoon on
on the business of said appointment.
DAVID WHEELER, Commits
LEMAN w. CUTLER, sioners.
TVd1erto,cn, Apgil %, 1888. AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, MAY 3, 1888.

The LEGISLATURE OF THIS STATE assembled at New
Haven yesterday. As the Governor elect was not
expected leave Hartford till yesterday, it is nOtpro-
bable his Message will be delivered until to-day
We shall of course expect to present to our readers
in our next paper
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
Washington Academy.

Washington Academy.
THE summer term will commence on the
l. first Wednesday of June next
Price Of tuition per quarter.
Languages, Higher Mathematics, and
Botany, $5 90
Chemistry, Philosophy, Astronomy,
and Rhetoric, 4 so
Common English studies, A 90
|. JENNINGS. Instructor.
Mr.. I. Jennings is a graduate of Yale College, an
experienced andapproved teacher and highly recon-
mended for his moral, literary and scientific attain
ments. In behalf Of the Trustees.
GORDON HAYES,
1THlEL HlCKOX.
Washington, May l, 1898 5*46
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03

FIOsr-we ore glad to perceive by the New-YOrk
papers that Western Flour has within the last week
taken another fall, and that can now be purchased
in that market for $3.50 per barrel. What is the
price in Litchicld
And Sill Another The Hartford Times has
again changed hands. Mr.. Jones, who has had the
nominal control and management for a couple of
years past has transferred the establishment to Hen
ry A. Mitchell, Esq. States Attorney for Hartford
County. 1T will probably undergo one or two more
mutations before it passes back into the hands of its
owner, John M. Niles, who after the 4th of March
next take chargeof it, and throw his mud to his
hearts content Mr.. Jones assigns declining health
as the for his giving up the paper, but we APP
prehend the declining hea Of the Times instead of
his own body, is the real cause.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
NOTICE.

A ~ persons having unsettled accounts
"A With the estate of tho hats Thomas TRow.
ffinsF, Aru requested ~ attend 10 them with.
ubi delay, IN order that The settlement Of tho
psihia ihay b. e0inpleted, These who neiE,
leel this notice WI ailer few days nnd lhoIr
heeOunls ~ ihe Office ~ q. n. heym0nF, Esq.
hTfpHfH THoyrRiBsE. ASmiB'rs
LinhlfLt Apil 20, lh'ly ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03
A FACT.

GOME beautiful PRINTED LAWNS, PR1NTEb
- MusLfNs and JAcoNETs, light and dark
Prints, small figure and very desirable pat
terms, at ]. LAWRENCE'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03

Two fatal encounters took place at Mills Pon, on
tho Mississippi in the State Of Kentucky. on tho sOth
ul, Al frat there was q 6sh, between Mr.. Rivers,
lawyer. and Mr.. Ferguson. physician, In which the
latter was woVsied, Shortly afterwards. Ferguson.
burning with The modification Of defeat, procured
rife and shot Rivers dead and ,hsveupon hVs.hev
Of Rivers armed himself with another rife, soughl
Ferguson out, and, aheF woundng him severely with
rife shot, rushed upon him with pistol end des,
patched him a. 0nss.-BEwsss
: HOVibs-1bs editor III Tho Courier n fnqpiEsV, NJ
IIAseFs,OwB, Maryland, In HE paper NJ he 18th Ihs
publishes on account n IN uBpV0yeked attack Bp0a
him ny me Charles Maeagll, - ShIeh he assaileBls
g9nsfd MI bb EigM eyeil i would be dlhieul h
F0Haaige ~ such 6aHd haThaHGs IN a0inlgv pgo'
tefsRa 10 ~ civilized, did h0l almost every aQlllfn
paper e1Aia s0lns seeqpM ~ eaifhpea ppgn hDBshi
IbhpIl iBbM IffSfg,
Rs 'lha Blhs Georgia HRysl fAl8llfes IN f1hfiHss,
nj hFiaHi
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-03

The farmers of Orange county understand the Sub
Treasury System. and have explained their views in
the following resolution:
:" Rssolued. That pamperng the Treasury Wolves
with corn and feeding the Sheep with husks. is bad
system Of farming aud the government viii find out
next sheaTing time"