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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
COWectOr's Nnfice

NOTICE o hereby given 70 all persons
~ PRESIDENTS and non-residents) liable bv
law 70 pay taxes in the town Of Plymouth.
that l have received warrants to collect A
state and Town Tax laid on List of 1897
and for the purpose of receiving said taxes,
will meet them on Thursday the 9th dav of
inst. September, at the inn of Smith & Car
rington on Friday the 18th at ApolIos War.
ner's store; and on Saturday the 18th at the
store of Allen Hemingway, in said town, be-
tween the hours of one and five o'clock p. M.
on each of said days. Be punctual, or fees
will be required.
HIRAM WELTOn, Collector.
P!ynOAth, Sept. 4, 1888. ia
At a Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, .U;thin
and tOr the District Of Sharon, on the 81 dag
81 September, A. D. 1888:
Present, William NJ. Burial ESQ. JUDGE.
ITPON the petition of VIM 8. Marsh and
~ Elizabeth l.. Marsh his wife, both of Ca
man. in the county of Litchfield, showing to
this court that said Elizabeth L. is guardian
of Daniel Brewster, Asa 8. Brewster, I'd, and
JabeZ Brewster, all of Canaan, within said
district, minors that said minors are Jointly
the owners of real estate situated in said Ca
naan, viz: certain piece of land situated in
the first society of said Canaan, near Falls
Village, and bounded northerly by land own
ed by the said Jabez Brewster in severalty.
easterly by the highway leading past the
Grassy Hill burying ground, southerly by the
highway leading easterly from Asa s. Brew
ster's store, and westerly by Asa s. Brewster's
Land. by highway, by Eben'r Crossman's
land by land owned BY the heirs of James
Landon, deceased, by Lucius Graves land,
and by Garfield and Robbins land, contain
ing about forty two acres of land, being q
piece OF land which was distributed to said
Elizabeth L. as dover, in the estate of Jabez
Brewster, Esq. late of said Canaan, deceased,
and is now under the incumbrance of said
dover. the interest of said minors therein be-
ing valued at about one thousand dollars
that said land is unproductive to said minors,
and that it would promote their interest to
sell the same and vest the avails according to
the statute in such cases provided; praying
for liberty to sell said property for the puf-
poses aforesaid. as per petition on file, dated
Sd Sept. 1888:
II Is ordered By tbs court, that said guardian
give notice of said application by causing the
same to be published in one of the newspa-
pers printed in Litchfield, in the county Of
Litchfeld, three weeks successfully, at least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will be heard at the Probate Office in
said district on the 23d day of November
next, at l o'clock p. N.
Certified from Record.
Ia WV. p RnRRAYY Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
NOTICE.
Canaan, August %, le3'

THE Court of Probate for the District of
l. Litchfeld hath assigned the 18th day Of
September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the
examination and settlement OF the admins
tration account Of the subscriber, executor
upon the estate of JULIUS DEMING, late Of
said Litchfield, deceased, at which time and
place all persons interested in said estate will
(if they see cause) attend before said Court
and be heard in the premises.
FREDERICK DEMING, Executor.
Litclfeld, August 81, 1888. *A
At Cou1 Of Probate holden at Litcifed cithin
and far the District If LitehfelA on the 20th
dag Of August, A. d. 1885:
Present, Phinehas Miner, Esq. Judge.
VNHIS Court doth direct the administrator
h on the estate Of RoGER COOKE, late OF
Li.chiield, in said district. deceased, repre-:
scented TO be insolvent, to give notice to all
persons interested in the estate at said decens-
Cd, TO appear (if they see cause) before the
Court of Probate, to be holden at the probate
Office In said district. on the l7th day ct Sep
tenlber, l636, at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, to
DO heard relative 10 the appointment OF Com.
mlssIoners on snid estate, by possinga notice
Of this order on public sIgnpoat IN said town
Of LllchAeld nearest tho place where the %.
ceased last dwell, land by advertising the same
In newspaper published IN said LIiehileld
.. least ten dAyspFevIous 10 said I'm day OF
Il pHmEMAs MINER, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06

Lstten received at BOston FROM Calcutta, dated
May 4th, announce the death Of Mis- Morrison, wife
OF Rev. John H. Morrison, Missionary Of the Board
Of Foreign Missions Of the Presbyterian Church. She
died If cholera, after an illness Of IL hours and sson
after her arrival Mrs. NJ. was one Of the missionary
company which sailed from Philadelphia last FaIl, in
the ship Edward.
Tremendous A Loco FOco paper in Virginia, try
ing puff Van Buren's movements says, she travels
in a'carriage, with his baggage strapped on behind ?"
There's an extinguisher! But the way Matty will
travel next November, with the luggage strapped
Leind by the people, will far Guido his present
perfonnance.-Po'kaPsie Eagle.
A letter received al Baltimore from the White Sui,
phur Springs states that the day before rencOn-
tire took place between Of the viters which end
ed in one shooting the other through the body. few
days before a traveller was robbed and murdered
near the Warm Springs.
Fatal Afnay.-A renconire took place in Nash
vile on the llth inst, between Mr. Jesse A. Bryan,
and Mr.. Marion HanshorOugh, in which the latter
ceived blow in the left side from a Bowie knife,
which cut two Of his ribs with their nerves and ar;er
les, and perced:the cavity of his chest The great
internal hemorrhage which followed the wound, rem
dered all medical aid unavaing, and he died in about
twelve hours, suffering the circulating pain un.
til his death. Thus ended an old quarrel. Mr. Bry.
an left town the same day. and had not been apprs-
hended on Monday.
A Sign.-Some of Governor Ritner's friends in
Pennsylvania are confident Of success that they
have offered to bet ten thousand dollars on his reelec-
ton. The bet is offered in the last Harisburgh
Chronicle.
Tpo boys shOt.-1he Louisville Journal says-"swo
boys were shot in New Albany on Sunday night
whilst in the act Of stealing melons from the garden
Of citizen ofthat place. One Of them received sew
era shot in the head and was severely wounded; the
! other was shot in the ARM
MARRIED,
In this town. on the ed ult. BY the Rev. Mr. Brace
| Mr. Lyman Barber, Of HaPwinton, 70 Mics Amelia
Buel. daughter Of Mr. Norman Buel. ar 49,. le-..
4 DIED,
In South Farms, on the 5sh ult. widow Keziah EN-
In Wolcottville, on the 3O6 ult. Mrs. Nancy w.
Coe, aged az, wife of MIR. Israel COe.
In Rochester, N Y. on the 22d ult., Miss Caroline
E. Lathrop, eldest daughter Of Rev. Leonard E. La.
throp. OF Auburn, and formerly Of Salisbury, Con.
| In Hartford, Mrs. Anna Potter, aged 86.
| At Vernon, Zenas Skinner, aged 81, revolutions.
/ ry pensioner.
At Winchester, Mrs. Mary Ann. wife Of Amos
I Tolna aged Ga. .s..g5.
AT Tofland, Mr.. Moses Young, aged 90. a soldier
Of the revolution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
Annis Daniels, State Of Connecticut,
vs. Litchfeld County, s..
Amherst Daniels. Superior Court, August

Amherst Daniels. Superior Court, August
--- term, A. ID. 1888.
I'm the above named case, the same being a
Il petition for divorce on account Of the de-
sertion by the said Amherst of her the said
Annis: 1t Is ordered, that the case be continu-
ed to the next term of this Court, to be held
on the third Tuesday of February, A. D. 1884,
and that in the meantime notice Of the pend
ency Of the same be given to the respondent
by publishing this order in the Litchfield En-
quirer, newspaper printed in Litchfield, in
said county, and in the weekly Connecticut
Courant. a newspaper printed in Hartford, ia
six weeks successfully, and be made imEne-
diately after the rising Of this Court.
By the Court.
>. ~ n. 0. 8. SEYMOUR, Clerk.
A true copy of record.
GA o. 8. SEYMOUR, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
PROBATE SALE.

DY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for
I'D the District Of Sharon, the subscribers,
administrators upon the estate of WILLIAM ].
DUNHAM, late of Canaan, in said district, de-
ceased, will be sold at Public Auction so
much of the Real Estate of said deceased as
will raise the sum Of two thousand six hun.
bred fifty-three dollars and thirty two cents
Said sale will be made upon the premises on
the 9th day of September, A. ID. 1888, at 9
o'clock A. NJ.
JONATHAN C.. STEVENS, Admins.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, traitors.
Canaan, August %, 1893. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06

Prentice. Of the Louisville Journal, having recently
published something refeetipg4pon Mr.. Cachell Of
Indians. that pessOnage Eeplies to him in the following
characteristic Of genuine live Hoosier."
saThe 6rstAnuG get at him l. in the 6erceness Of
q sknik-snatch pieces Of hidef from him as big as a
spuskratskin At grab-I viii bung both his peppers
-chsw d his tingers-ercP bic e:ss7slit big nese-
shs pound of his right arm and beat him with
che bloody ead1 win crack histhgh bones and grease
my moeainA Miah ths mauow--1 win take his brains
sodraas back -sa sed his skull in place af tortoiee
shsll % make my yife saapeoU1D-I viii literally
eat him up % Yankee wo1l6 dish q Goldfish and
potaeoes and on The fragments will least my dog.
~ Youss respectfully,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
NOTICE.

slNHE residents and non-residents Of the
Il town of Cornwall liable to pay taxes in
said town, ore hereby notified that the town
tax on assessment list Of 1886, and the high
way tax on assessment list of 1887, has been
placed in the hands of the subscriber for coll
lection; and that he will meet them for the
purpose of receiving said taxes at the store
Of p. g. F. Kellogg, on Monday the 18th day
of September next, from 0 o'clock A. N. until
~, and at the store Of the Cornwall Bridge
Iron Co. from until o'clock r. N.
JACOB 6covELL, On Collector.
COrmpall, August %, 1883. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
4. Woodbury. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the estate OF MOSES RAYMOND. late OF
Bethlem, deceased. 10 exhibit their claims for
settlement. These who neglect 10 present
their accounts, properly attesiod, within said
time. will DO dobaFrad a recovery. Allpeg.
aons indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
mako Immediate payment 10
IGAAe hAymoMM E1smtor.
DstAIsm, August IL 1883. go
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
LEVI LEPEON,
STRAYED.

.ursxuunusMS EyROM the subscriber, some
y E time In the month of June
last, four Yearling HELPERS:
aAAA Auv one brindle, one line back, one
pale red, and one deep red. marked with a
halfpenny on the upper side of the right ear.
Whoever will return them, or give informa-
ton to the subscriber, shall be reasonably
rewarded. RANDALL WARNER.
Plymouth Holloac, Aug 20, 1893. S1S
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06

Early Frost-Quite smart frost was visible on the
low lands about this town on Monday and Tuesday
mornings last, which senousy affected the tender We
getables and buckwheat - =.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
!. ISAAC CACHELL.
Hamilton co. Ia. July 3lss, lssa"

1As Country never appeared better than AZ the
present time. After long season Of drought, and az
their crops OF potaoes and eorn they have been wis.,
ted with healsftul showers, and now show sigma of
eOntsntment and JOY. We learn from the neiRhbog-
able season. The hay % ell in. and . abundant
Tia wheat has nearly all been harvested. and other
productions have been eot in ready % be cot in in
good 0FdeF and In good season. IL was feared that
potatoes add corn would eufer from tho dry weather
hut the late rains have altered the complexion Of az
fairs very much Coz the beueF.-BestO~ Cearisr.
This Ia gensra. learn. is correct. bat there ono
exceptions - Tor instance. leaEn. that most paris
q FsiE6sld County have suffered extremely. and the
posasos crop injured materially. 30 with portion Of
shis eounsy, tho town d LisehGsld particularly. We
have heard of frequent aud cOpisus showers ground
u. Wills none reached ~ Last week, however We
had ssma Nae showers. hut W. fear lhs pOsioo OEup
win partially lAI.-Ens,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
Goods at AUCTION i!
THE subscribers will sell at Aublic Al

"HE subscribers will sell at Aublic Auc-
IL ton, at the store lately occupied by
Stone q. Lamson, about one mile north of the
village of New Milford, the stock Of Goods
assigned to them in trust by said Stone, con-
sisting of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets,
Ginghams, Cotton Shirtings and Sheetings,
and many other Dry Goods of various de-
scriptions, together with general assortment
of Cutlery, Hollow Ware,
Hardware, and Groceries.
Sale to commence on Tuesday the 25th day
of September next, at one o'clock in the af-
ternoon, and continue from day to day till
all are sold.
DANIEL MARsH, ! 1,..,.,...
NATHANIEL PERRY,
Neao- Milford Aug. %. 1898. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-09-06
DISSOLUTlON.

DISSOLUTION.
TINE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween the subscribers, under the firm Of
]. r. HARRrsoN & Co., 10 this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
JOHN R. HARRISON,
JAMES F. BRADFORD.
COr1seoA, May l, 1888. IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-02
tor. kp,l ho who. surrciidersh Judgment.

tor. &p'i: ho. who. .slrrchders:h Judgment
Or conscience. to:4uiyale interest; or the
mere d'c,atioT OF n party: he who. Iccep's ii
l.bE!t.e or differs one; he VITO, in the ballot,
s'h"tiers hI,' own conyictinI,. nr attempts
10 c3erce others, is Reuhrrh. in the ho!irsi
altar. :: '-.. =.
The Familiarity with which certain trans,
actions a' the polls arr spoken Olives, pal
pahls1 iI!r=,efpnis. Il the law with re"ard.,n
the age, reSuicnct, and where a Property
.qIi'licatn.i:i is Repaired, III. propdrtv'pi vo-
.tcrS--tte trecdn ii with w1,tc1, parties cliafae
these. practices .uppu each other after AN
efecrieh'::are facts of'cvil'un,.. H. And ,h!
/ co'n'hpn defence sci up t,r them IS. II: pos
slblc,'. than ,hi' ,Il'nSs themselves -
I'Ph" country, We are cons,an,lv, b''l. IS in
tflnS"r, evcfynerve nIi,r brsir sin"u. every
tnranS Used. to carry certain uriasurcs: the
Dpp'>'te. parry leave no nv, ans. however
tio5n,ous and desperate. nnlricd. aul we
.must meet Ihem on Their owl, ground =
1nltSf h"hl them with tiir,r own weal5on~.
Admirable tl!rtrinr! thar cacs around tn,'
.whale cHc.li' nf pIrtics. and lends Il i ,ndlc
70 each o"r, whrrrwitii 10 push. on Tho
.tfguHent for dishonesty and int.i.pc -
t lie rountry in danger .--;rud to hc saved
by corrup:innl .bN. hrihery. false swear
ing amsf''he vi"ln,ej law. The nation sick
| ani.rrostrate by the tamlprri.g "i )" ne is
norant administration with it, hrlrh an,;
Hignr-anl how tn he cured! Hv4lc car,ki.r
ana I'll" .7n-rcnr that arc eating out IL,
very Silnis
Away wiii such phl'cring aud raftrv ar
"NineniS tor The eXpr''"nt against Tie rioh,i
lt'ir must be so, hal rather my cn,niry
were drs'rnyc,l by ruth, ,rharsnvr,i hv l;,ls,.
hood. would father ii were ruined Nv
.v'rtur, 'hn" redeemed by corruption. Bn:
th, moi the very terms uf: hrs Sia,rmrui
show, ila IL j. not 50! No; ''hrnrSry is tii,.
.hcS' loitcy. tr man or riarirn. .ndiviluai
.orpnrty: But il. honesty i any whcrc tn
he demanded "t cNp'rch it is tn the :ir>t
AL 'hal .f>cs IFS character to. The. govern
'Htn'-.tr eirctions. Adnmt any false priu
cipr'thrrc, aud what in consistency. crn
you lock. Tor h'n a corrupt ,nv,:rum-ntl-
Will H"u POISON the ionntain-hcad, and OK
pect The stream to lie pure!
Ii>ISl. then, that The rlertnr shall he
honest. lie SHOULD no more dare to h..
false to his own mind tni>ctn hi, conscience.
III 'eiSIng nS vote. ,han in .ivius his word.
Ills vorc IS his. wur.l; aud the only word.
perhaps, thaI he can s,cu> in tie great ear
at the 'natlnu. If thai word i :, lie he sncri,
llccS. as far Il, him is, The rshi government
and 'rectItudc of The country. ....
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-02

Old Poim .Cpmtort.- This eligible site
Tor -hathing and The sea -hirczr is. spoken
by lhr E'iitors'df the Mort lk Herald in
one of their last weeks papers in The follow
ing manner. =.
HDur1ng the las. week visilers havc.bccn
iiocGlne from all Quarters ,o.lhi> saluGrinu~
anu agreeable position. !oc enjoy the luxury
OF ci'.batting and sea hreezts: and ,hi.
'ilyg-!a H"te' isGIIcd .wi;h gay and fash
lnable company, Thar establishment 10
now kept 'in,'u style which a4wcs altri,tc,
and universal saiisfiltiiuus atitr evary.bady
ts pleased wittfits s;f..,.,i,.
1oFtF; and. WI :Ife.asSRE11s 7IfefiI07I :s61
een'lemanly department of MIR: Dix. the
present proprietor.
The l'a'Iisof conrse, are 'iheraIIv pa'rini.
iSed these mcltius .hni days. when L",liyr
scarcely hfcathcs. With the lhern,nlneter
at'95. only imagine the lmxur. of spnr,iti.
10 The cool crystal. tide, ON the hnilon oi
hard: white sand. beneath ihe Shade of !,
spacious hathng huusc!-Fusiivclv there i,
nothing :hal we know Of Just ii, The nnrn.nr
n tive are prnning tiiis i'araSra ph, wien tic
heat Is ovcrpowerins, and scarcclya breath
nt air Stirri1o-illat can .cnn,pare with il.
/ he next riino 10 it how ever. is the delight.
ft1l sea-hrctze, which springs np us the sun
goes 'iow,r and makes ample, amends du
rlns the nigll for the oppressive hear'.0f r!,i.
day Aud il is: thus the viSilcr, al Ofd
Pmnl Comi"r, (nIireralively sprakin.,) tr-
sulie the torrId 'rnIprratur" of i1s terrurs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-02
Posi- OFFICE DErArEE<T..
lnl,. IT IS.lS

Ordered, That the. follow ing regulations
he adopted, to take elt~' from, and after the
6uih September next, VII: -.
The present mode Of furnishing wrap
ping paper and irvine To Pos. Offices, will
nc dI>r"Iiinued,. and the accounts of the
agents tor that purpose closed
fostili'stcrs are required 10 preserve
ana use The wrappers and Irvine, which
come INTO their Offices upon letters ana
packets received, as lar as they can again
be safely used.
Is. POstnasters now authorized 10 apuIy
toihe agents Tor supplies of Wrapping pa.
Perand iwinc, after using all the wrapirrs
and wine, received with their mails, i'm il
rondll'ou TO be again used, viii supply any
deficiency by purchase. taking care that
the quality. shall be gbod, and rhr prices
rea~onablc' and charge the cost in their
Quarterly accounts.
d. Bills and receipts will be required to
'enIlilc. P0srnrasters to credit tor the pur
.chas-s So made; and wien The uuan,i,y
purchased shall seem to he TOO Iar.n. or IN,
prices TOO high, the auditor will report the
facts tothe dcpurtrncn.. e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-02
NEw ORLEANS. Ji,Iy II

:. !; Health of Ntw: Orteuns. --Dnrm. the
whole summer oar ,ity lr,s enjoyed con
tinued and uninterrupted hcnlIh. .fhis 'cx-
enrption from disease may no doubr be
attributed III some HeaSurc. to the full and
frequrn. sh"wers Of rain and the general
mildness of the ie!nperatYrc: The pea, is
muchlesS intrnsr than il was tie last sum
mcr: Judging from present indications,
I'VE have great rcason 10 hnIicp tc Il con
finance thOnghnul lr' seaSQn. .oi that health
which has thus far been extended to u.s.
The summer uf 1886, very much resrm-
blcd ours. 1t raincd almost every day.-
There were frequent thunder storms and
the temperature was comparative cool.-
That. was the helalhit'-t year we have had
sin e 1882. Tie. present helm. 80 like il in
other. respects, nay also bc distinguished
for the slime absence of our 'dcsoIalins cpl
de1nie. -:
%IIoriiJle Murder:--An assassination Of the
most arocious and nppaliin character,
was l;rely pcrpeIratcd ri ihe Parish of ST.
Bernard. The. details are as follows: On
Friday last five Irsh'nall entered IN. nous,
of an indiV!dnn. an i'm. Keeper, rrsilln. IN
the Parish of ST. Brrpard. They called
for brehkiast--ih,y were c>upphch; and af
fer finishing their nreal,'u of Ille nj uI,cr
arose and nppr'achcd The master or1he
house. After IL few w0rls had been in.
tcrcbanged between the two. the rcpnr:t. of
fre-arm was heard, and the inn k.rprr
fell MORALLY wounded by a ball in his breast.
a womIn who wasn Ibe house entered the
Ioom, attracted iy The cries and lu,n;iIt.--
As soon as she wis perceived. pistol was
fired at her, aud her cheek hone broken b,
the ball. Not yet content with heir dr. ad.
fnl occupation, these iniscreantS fell upon a |
little intantth was sleeping, .undislurbed
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Narratives of a loss of life from such ON, :
rageouS rHTeleSShcsS as that manifested ol
the occasion mentioned below, are calcula
ted to exrire the greatest Indignation on the
part every one. As well might an nd,
vidnal he said 10 pnlnt Il loaded mnskct into
!inckly populated street and fire it. with
=. ont malicious intent, as tiiar an -nui,,cer
could he guilty of what WAS hc:p done with
nnr .culpHbililv-: The man whU would.not
know The necessary c'fcc, If such f,olharIi
ness must lc an IDIOT. and il tic. did knnw |,
: he ni'rst have ,ac!ed. I'M wicked disregard to
human life. .'...i .
From tho Patsburg Adroca,c.
DIED at the lncInr.l. Plan" No s, near
JohnStown, on the 2lst ult. in consequences
of injuries received while on his passage
over the Portage, Rail Road, !, few weeks
since, Mr. JOHN Watts. !, native of The Par
lsh. of Garvaghy.' County Down, Ireland,
aged abnut .35 years. so -"
if!he: public MUD. ..accus,omed, as i, has
been :'of> late. to Appalling disasters, aud to
the aDhoiesqte slaughter OF .ouf sptrns, can
be i'!onsht 10 contemplate 80 small au affair
aslhs loss Ola single lille, then Is ,iti one 10
aa.s!imd e.s2!lsr.y .!essryias ;sl us esDissiA.
era't'n: Mr.. Wifhswas q Respectable me
chanic. and resided for. some years ia the
Si w tinl-
CRATE to the west, ne with his family, wa,
on his way to Pin burg in one. of she Canal
Lines. when lhr !atai disaster helc! him.
Descending Plane No. $. an agent eu,uloy.
cd nn the rail road .undrfldnk 10 Eoiioy The
train ina 10 cbnolIrc dttuehei fron the
rope used to cheek tho progress u:i dc
cent, which Qfrourse berpuiing unrl,u.lasea.
bic. as,i,s. velocity accumulated, ran wnh.
tremendous force into fhe cars before il.
dashing them to pieces and nansng The,
passengers, wiih.hut ono 6r.two exceptions,
liz a most shocking manner. The snb,ecl
of,hs riotlcG had beth shoulders and one nr
h,s.lecs broken, ht.sidcS several srverr,cou:
tusious inflicted on his body. He fingered
in eXcruciating pain um,iIIhe 2ls, nlt, " lrcn
the hand Of death kindly relieved hni from
further suffering. He has left "A wife de,u,
late, Il s,rangt,'iu Il strange land and Win
out my, Immediate means Of support t,j
mourn her irrc1,arlb!e loss.
+. The rnnninS of II loco Motive down either
of the mountain places wi1hput n rope 10
its progress is hclievcdto be aausuri dam
gerous. and unnuthofised, and it IS hopel.
that the person through whose conduct. this
life was lost will be dealt wild, according 10
his deserts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-02

The hankS aspire 70 he {, co-or.iiuarc
branch oi The .tinvrrnnrnI-morr. lh..> ;s,
sam" 10 6c he GorefnmTai. and to exercise
s'rer' isA ror'r They penetrate the hall,
"i Congress: anl prc,umr 10 ~av what shall
nnt he done, Imil whal laws Shall he male.
when 'h'N deserve 10 St'rnd IN the piinrv
Tor breaking. tn" laws Of thc lind, AMI f,.
other cr'ncs. II i, ri"'c 'nr The 'Iii.ul>. u,
American liberty, opposed /" bahh M Sporsn,
I" h'sIir themselves. Tor The srrn monrv .ies
pct has only been "Scotchcd. ntt killed. -
Thl~ bank triumph over til. Guvcrnnrn,
and the propl" viii last ouIy Until the. lat
Ter rhn rnrrcct the abuse, and apply The
hand 'i reform ina legitimate way:-Bmsor
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