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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
Il trict of New Milford has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof to the
creditors OF the estate of THOMAS REYNOLDS,
late of New Milford, in said district, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit
their claims against the same; and has APP
pointed the subscribers Commissioners to re-
ceive, examine and adjust said claims. We
hereby give notice that we shall meet to at-
tend to the duties of our said appointment at
the dwelling house of Lyman Keller, in said
New Milford, on Monday the 18th day of Fe-
bruary, 1889, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon
All claims not presented within said limited
time will be debarred a recovery.
Cyrus NoRTHRop, } Commits
ROYAL J. CANrIELD, { sioners.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
EZRA NOBLE, Admin'r.
Neac- Milford, August 6, 1888. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30

T0HE last half of the present session In this
Il Institution will commence on Monday,
Goth August. and continue IL weeks. The
increase of the School has been such that the
present Principal and proprietor has found il
necessary TO obtain further and permanent
aid in attempting to answer the demands Of
the public. He is happy in being able to
announce to his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has entered into arrangements
with Mr.. A. Parish, Principal Of Westfield
Academy, Mass. TO share with him the laborS
and responsibilities of the Institution.
The favorable character which Mr.. Parish
has sustained as a teacher for several years.
both in this state and where he is now enga-
ged, cannot fail of increasing that confidence
which has already been manifested towards
the institution.
Miss BALDWIN will continue to superintend
the Female department.
Tuition per quarter. Common Eng. branch
es $5; higher English SO; French $6; Clas-
sizes So: Painting, Drawing, and instrument
tai Music, at reasonable prices.
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry illus
troted with experiments, by Mr.. Parish.
Lectures on Vocal Music, as usual, by Mr..
Pearl.
u A few pupils can be accommodated in
the families of the Principals, at the rate of
$44 per quarter, including every expense,
except so cents per dozen for washing.
J. PEARL.
EIo;r- EEoro, A,,o = 1924 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30

TUST received at the Book, Shoe and Va
81 riety Store, fresh supply of
OiL-dressed Boot and addressed Morocco,
Binding and Lining Skins.
March %. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
District Of Woodbury.. IS.
Probate Court. August I'D. l83s (

FTO6ale COurt, AagMsf 20, 1888. (
EVsrATE of WALTER LAKE, late of Roxburv.
- deceased. The administrator represents
the estate insolvent, and prays the appoint.
ment of Commissioners thereon. Ordered.
that Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors of said estate be
appointed at the Probate Office in Woodbu-
ry, on the LIST day of September. 1888. al ten
o'clock forenoon, of which oil persons In In.
terest will take notice and appear If thew see
cause and be heard thereon.
l2* NATHANIEL B. SMITH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
Auction!

I'm pursuance of an order of the Court OF
III Probate for the District of Ltchfield. the
undersigned will sell at Public Auction, Gun
less previously disposed of at private. sale)
an the real estate Of CYRUs SHOVE, late of
Warren, in said district, deceased, subject to
the dover of the widow therein. Sale will
take place att the late residence Of said de-
ceased, on Saturday the 9Th Of September
next, ,at one o'clock in the afternoon:
CURr1ss PEET, AJmin'F.
Warren, Aug. 6, 1888. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
At Court Of Probate holden at Lifchf soishi,
and for tie District Of LitchGeld, on the ISL
dag Of August, A. d. 1888:

Ata Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld, ,oishin
and for tie District of LitchGelA on the I5th
dag Of August, A. d. 1888:
c.,4- Present, Phtnehcs Miner, Esq. Judge.
fTTPON the petition Of Henry Skilton. of
~ Litchfeld, in the county Of Litchfield,
shelving to this Court that he is the lawful
guardian Of Anthony G. Avery, of Lyons, in
the state Of New. York. q minor under the age
of twenty -one years, to wit, Of the age of ten
years, and is also guardian of Mary Avery,
Of said Lyons, minor under the age oftwen-
ty-one years, to wit,of the age Of twelve years,
for the sole purpose Of managing and taking
care Of their real estate lying in said district
of Litchfeld; and that the said minors are
the joint owners of a certain piece or parcel
Of land situated in said Litchfield, in the So
ciety Of South Farms, containing eleven acres
two quarters and thirteen rods, and bounded
north on James M. Pierpont's land, east on
VIM. Munson's land, south ON town line, and
west on Tabitha Skilton's land, the whole of
the value of about three hundred and fifty
dollars, and which descended to them from
their grandfather Avery Skilton, now decea.
sed that said land as it Is now situated is I'm.
productive and expensive TO take care of, and
that it would be much for the interest of said
minors that the same should be sold and the
avails thereof placed on interest on good Sc
curity for their benefit. or invested in other
real estate to be conveyed to said minors, and
praying this Court as such guardian for lib
erty to sell said land and convey the same
according to the statute 10 such case provid-
ed, and the avails thereof to be applied and
invested as above stated, or in such other
manner as said court shall direct-as per Pc
tition on file dated the 18th day of Aug. 1888:
II Is ordered By this court, that said guardian
give notice of said application by Causing the
same 10 be published in newspaper printed
in said Litchfield three weeks successive
ly, at least six weeks before the hearing of
said application, and by posting a notice
thereof on public signpost in said Litchfield
nearest the said land; and that said petition
will be heard and determined on the 9th of
October next at the probate office in said
Litchfield, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
10 PHINEHAs MINER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
u. S. Mail Stage

FROM
LitCh1ield to NeW.MaVelHs
T caves Litchfield Mondays, Wednesdays
IA and Fridays, al O'Clock, arrives IN new
Haven at 4 o'clock P. M. Returning. ieaves
Haven on the arrival OF the steam Doa1
from N. York, passing through humphreys
and Saturdays. For passage or information
apply at either of the public houses in Litch-
field, or to II. MIX, New-Haven.
s. DELLIBER.
Litch6eld, March 90, 1888. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
Gloves and Hosiery.

IT AIDES fine white, colored and black H.
- s. Gloves white, black and cold Picnic
do; raw silk, thread, cotton and English Silk
Gloves; Gents white silk, cold silk, white
linen, brown linen, raw silk, cold and black
H. s. Gloves. Ladies fine and common white
white cotton, black and cold cotton, open
work, brown cotton, raw silk and Eng. Silk
plain and ribbed Hose gents white & mix'd
Cotton Hose, together with some other styles.
June Id. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate within and for the
Il District Of Sharon has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof, for
the creditors of the estate of
JOHN JONES,
late Of Salisbury, in said district, deceased,
in which to exhibit their claims against said
estate to the subscriber, administrator there
on. All claims against said estate. which
are not exhibited within the time aforesaid,
will by law be debarred.
HARRY GRoAT, Administrator.
Salisbury, August 8, 1888. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
NOTICE.

"O 1S1s
THE residents and non-residenes of the
Il town Of Litchfeld liable to pay taxes in
said town are hereby notified that the Town
Tax on List of 1887 has been placed in the
hands of the subscriber for collection and
that he will attend for the purpose of receiv-
ing said taxes at the times and places follow
ing, to wit: at the Mansion House in Litch-
field village on Monday the 10th Of Septem-
Der next, from 9 A. M. tilt4 p. NJ; at Cowles'
store in South Farms on Tuesday the 18th
from g A. M. to IL, and at Dan Catlin's store
in Northfeld from to P. M; at Bradley's
tavern in Bradleyville on Wednesday the
18th from A. Nj. to IL, and at Stevens tav-
ern in Milton from to 5P. M. Those who
wish to avoid paying the legal fees for col
lecting will do we'll to avail themselves of this
opportunity for paying their taxes.
BENJAMIN K1LsoRN, Collector.
Litchfeld, August l3. 1888. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-30
SILK COCOONS.

THVHE subscriber having procured and full
ly tested Botsfords SiM Spinning and
Thro.oine Machinery, --latest and best improve.
ment,) is now prepared to receive Silk Co
coons either by purchase, or to manufacture
on shares. He will pay cash and the highest
price for cocoons on delivery, say to dis.
per bushel, according to quality or. will.
manufacture them into servings or twist in the
best manner, for one half the product. He
will also, if preferred, reel them without
charge to the owner. and then pay $3.50 per
ID. for all the silk they will make-or reel
them suitable for servings, &c. for one fourth
part.
&c Paid letters will receive prompt atten-
ton, and directions given for curing-pack-
ing for transportation, &c. if necessary.
SAMUEL CHURCH.
Bethle,n, .Tulv IL, 1888. J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
THn sUB-TRnAsunY nIIL.
TnE SUp.TRxAsupv R,,, III

Tue SUD-TREAsURY Bit, which
passed the Senate. was called M in
the House Of Representatives on Tues
day, aud after brief discussion upon
u, was ordeTrd 10 lie on the faGIs by a
vote Of l06 TO %. This. says tho In.
ieil'geneer, is an indication Of strong
dislike 10 the bill. on the part Of the
House. bot is not conclusive vote, as
the bill may at any time hereafter be
taken up and acted upon.
Mr. Cambreleng says that the Sub.
Treasury bill reported in the House by
the committee Of which he il chairman.
- more satisfactory 10 q large portion
OF the friends Of the Administration
than the ball from the Sena.e-and il is
therefore probable. that the trial will
hrsi DO made 10 pass Mr.. Cambreleno's
bill. and await tho final decision on H.
before any decision shall be made on
the Senate's bill.
The Warrington Correspondent, Of
the Baltimore Patriot says-"The Sc.
mates Sob.Treasury bill cannot be call.
ed up 10 the House. "-and adds tha,
There IS no more prospect Of the bill
reported by Mr.. Cambreleng. being
passed into Law. than there is Of the
Senaie's bill being raised from the
Cl"rk's table. II never can receive the
sanction Of either the House or the Sc.
nate"
Tae National InlelIigeneer Of Thurs
dsy lest contains the sub-Treasury b,l,
en'irs. ia the exact form in which il
finally passed the Senate. We copy
81! is most important provisions.
The hrsi section deelaies--
That there shall b. prepared .nd sro,ia.
20, within he hsv Tfsssary bsildinE nov
erecting - ne tcst 81 Cove. nmeht, suitable
snd eonseuient rooms for The zee oftbe Trss-
infer 81 ne United States. be assistsnia. snS
eiertF and tuaeisnt and secure 6rr-pro.f
'suila sea saiss, 90 ne hsspiag o. fhs publis
anohsJa 81 Che posfeasion and un1sr tie ~.
mediate re1tfci ofihe ssd Treasurer. sh,-b
SD Foous. ysuiis. snd safes aFs hsssby soo-
shaisd So declared % ~ ne Tfsssury a
We Unfsd States. Ani ~ ash Tfsssirs,
o. We Oniied States shsli keep sll ne Babiir
iaonsys Whirh sball toa.a 10 BE haaSs n fhs
lfsasufy ~ ne Uhhed sistss. as hsssby eco.
,iiiuisd. uniii ihe saus ere sgaRn thsfsffou
accordiaE 10 lav.
Ihe hhh ssciloa snaets --fThst ths Pres.
asai shail noaiasis. ed. ~ 80 aifh he -
siee ed ecassrt ~ ~ sshais. spessst fogr
eieesfa - ~ &seo1iaass6 ''rassissgs rsasf.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

mises for safe keeping. but i gives
power 10 break down OF build up any
bank the secretary may choose. 10y
keeping this ones notes end ruaning
that delivering the whole TO his CON.
plcie and absolute dominion. lite effect
will be TO establish an exclusive sole.
unmiKed gold and silver currency for
the government. and leave that OF the
people = prey to the Secreisry's ga
incorporating the banks IoFever
from resuminK specie payments. para
lying trade and commerce, and in
voiSing the whole country IN long con-
linued depression. bankruptcy and ruio:
In the hands OF q friend OF the Gre
dat system, the Bill might be made an
instrument Of good, bot under the adj.
n'nisiraiion OF an enemy. i, is desJue.
ton.
To suppose tha, The n,ll as i, has pass.
ed the Senate, will defeat or di.appoint
any OF the designs o, hores Of iis org.
ina,ors. 10 To beiray an ignorance OF
us history and the arguments by which
u has been supported II give. 10 the
Executive the utmost fhs, he desired.
u bank noes are received IL all. IL is
only on Tho coalition OF their being
Converted into sTeoic on the instant. Z"
1t IL admitted. (say, The Alex,ndria
Gazette. We believe. on all hands now =,
by friends and foes. that the Sub. Urea.
sury bill, as II has passed the Senate.
cannot pass the House Of Representa-.
iives. Mr.. CAlhoun's friends uniting
with the Wings. will vote il down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

sns 6ranshss Of rsssnss. ~ 10 The funds.s
@ediaa Of payment ta Which dsbis 90 60
seer1'eg TO The Cnaed stssss msy Be paid.
Gee ~, enseis--"ThsI the receivers gene
rel OF Pvei'e mo1sys, directed By tina sel 10
% appointed, shall receive, respectively, The
owing salaries, per annam, 20 be paid quar-
yer yesr'y, 81 the Treasury Of the Unned
States, 10 at The receiver general Of pub
s'c moosy 81 New York shall bs paid salsr,
of three thousand jvHsrs per snsu'n; tho is-
eei'sr EeSersi OF pubic motley Al Bosioa ,haIl
be paid salary Nj thousand Eve hundred
doIists Per anBum; the receiver general II
public money al Charisston shall be pal .
salary Of Two Thousand eve hundred dollar,
PER shnum; and ih" receiver general u pub
tic money =, 81. Louis shall he paid q salary
OF tao thousand I've LuHdrsd dollars per an
nun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

Ia letter written by The lady " DO
vas rsquesisd by Mr. CutrV 70 vriis
70 his SITE, " ihs event of his fsllina.
ws bad TIE following remarkable pas,
sage
f" lie told me he should write YOU
but We have 81 set found 20 lsus,
and fear shall not. eas account
Tor q IN no other wsy. bat BY his bay.
ing unshaken faith that be sould so,.
Vivs the encounter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

BANK CONVENTION The Bank Con.
veniion will meet in New York. &C.
eordinR 10 adjournment, on Wedpe,.
day the ] ilh Of April. The Boston "a.
veriisersiai ihatihe Associ ted Bank,
OF lha; city have appointed the same
Delegates Who attended the former
Convention, with Instructions. we be.
heve, which authorize them 90 aerec 10
resumption ofspecie payment, on tho
part 81 that city, ., as early . penod .,
the Copveniion may deem u exped,cnt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

sais - Fsrsopsi Property. ~ Is.srh l.
ha'ieii. Eruelse. bsipfe ihs DER ~ Ftss.u,-
'ponss iio'sl, lia'psts-FsfFy.sn ssisfssy psst
Sale - he Psuonai Proessty u ibs lsi,
zee AweaflsEaa, ~ georEs 3 Ksnassy, -.
'eqies, - fheFstsJ, ihs lee u Apsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

NJ. Wisr. 10 his address 70 his con.
stiinenis on the subject OF The late dlel.
confirms ihe statement. that. ~ the o..
cord exchange of shats. lI-. Crave
me haFinz gone % scc,3sa:slly. So.
Cilley took = cool and deliberate sin =,
AZ. Crave lifc what IN eyidssSs
oi friendly feelings" iowards Alf
Graves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

BERKELEY CorNTY.-Col. Robert
V. Snodgrass and TiIlo,Iou Fry alt. Esq.
are announced as candidates for re-
election TO the House Of Delegates-
both Whigs-and we understand there
will be no opposition 10 ahem.
is HAMPsHrRE-col. James Allen,
Capt. John Pugh, VIM. Oden, ESQ,
and Col. George Park-iwo Wings and
two Van Buren-are candidates for the
House Of Delegates.
CLARKE.-in addition TO DR.. d. II.
Lacy. Col. William Carson is snnounc.
I'D as candidate 10 represent Clarke
and Warren IN the next Legislature.
ALBEMARLE.-V. w. Souihall and
7. w. Gilmcr E,qrs. are the Wing
candidates IN Albemarle: Messrs. Rivrs
aud Randolph, Of the Ada in,strst.on
party. The latter gentleman. in reply
10 The in,ruogaiory, whether, if elect.
ed, he will vote for the reelection Of
VIM. c. Rives 10 the u. 6. Senate
thus answers: ne the Administrator
be such when the election is made a,
! can approve. land confidently e1.
Peei u will BEL shall in that ease
support Mr.. Rives il he supports IT. nd
otherwise and that support Of IL. by
MIR. RIyes, must. according 10 nv
judg nent Of It Of tie time, be positive
and substantial, not negative. indiree,
OF doubtful"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05


The Legislature Of Maryland nd.
Journed on Thursday last. The bank
b'ii which passed. requires that tie
several Banks and Savings institutions
OF Maryland shall resume the paymen,
of their issues ia coin. within 36 days
alter such course shall have been A.
dorted by the Banks Of New York.
Pennsylvsnia. and Virgins. and each
and every Bank anu Savings Institution
complying With these conditions, shall
he released from all the penalties in.
cured by suspension of specie pay
ments." An act was also passed Tor
registering the names Of all legal voters
IN the city OF Baltimore. previous 10 en-
election. TO prevent illegal vo,ing-And
an act changing the name Of Andrew
Jackson Sioddard. (oI Allegheny coun-
iy.} TO John .NarslgH Sloddard. Thin.
says the Chronicle. we read As sign Of
returning health IN public opinion. En-
during and universal nav be the pre
Terence given 10 John Marshsllism in
Tins country OF laws. over Andrew Jack.
sonism.'
The Bill abolishine imprisonment, for
debt. which had passed in the House
OF Delegates Of MARYLAND. was rejected
IN the Senair,-only three membet,
voting for il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
sporting FntrIIinsntr.

Rqees.-Ths match for 9 20 400 be.
tween LlHasf and aaFoya az Nstehez.
on TIC ljih inst. three mile heats. wss
won BY the former N one heat Time
Ton. %, Angofa had the tract and
vent OF al killing pace. a. The 6r.t
quarter The saddle slipped. and ~ The
third mile The rider isll. and she wa,
declared dif1nced.
The $1,000 purse four mile be,is
vas 400 BY Mr. Gsrison's e. Wagner
~ two hea's, beating Mr. Taylors Re.
Ina. and Mr. Stevenson Paul Jones
Tine, I'm. Won easily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

An alarm Of Gre a. Hsrpers. Feuv.
on "Wednesday The 18th alt. sss ocei.
'oned by he burning Of stable IN tio
rear OF Shenandoah street The IRE.
It Is believed originated from accident
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

Fanny Wrigbf defsaisd-Ths two
crack hagi q MiSsissppi have now
been beat. IN The second bi9 match
Z mile heats for 5000 sside--wbisb
came OF 81 Naichez. on Wedossd,v
between Fanny Wright. BY Bennod
and Exiio. by Leviaibsn. Panny lo,t
her laufels, and N slow time too The
rack being veTy heavy. Exiio won
IRE 2 heats IN sm. i5s.-em. s.. The
odds were three 70 one on Fsnzy. Mr..
wells WinS upwards ~ so. 600 49,
Enormous snEa changed hsnds.
~ o Trus 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

We eonclude to-day the gres, speech
Of Mr.. CLAT.. We have no room for
comment. were we inclined 70 offer
any To know tina, II is the speech Of
hrSar CLAY. and tina, it is altogether
worthy OF the man, the statesman. and
has high fame. "a oil the commen, ne.
ee''ary to ensure 1t . general perusal
amongst our readers.
Having now fulfilled our promise 10
lay before our readers the giant"
speeches OF Mes'Ts. Calhoun and Clay,
We shall be enabled hereafter to give
more news. greater variety. and attend
10 the claims Of our miseellane ous
readers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

The National Inieligencer Of Ss.
'nrday last, 'ays-"Rumors OF intended
changes in the Cabinet are in circula.
''on IN The city. and repeated With so
much confidence that we incline 10
think there is some foundation for them.
The story gees that MIR. Secretary
WOODBURY. Is to accept the appoint
ment of Minister to Great Britain that
Mr.. AMOS KENDALL is 10 succeed him
IN the Treasury and that Mr.. Senator
Grumpy - 10 become Postmaster &c.
neral. MIR. DCTLER, il is further said.
IS TO resign the Attorney -Generslship.
and MIR. GrLPEN (now Solicitor Of the
Treasury is TO take his place"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

The Hon. ISAAC M'KIs. . Repre-
.en,ai''e IN Congress irom Bsl,imore,
d'ed IN Washington. on Sunday morn
ing last. allie! q short illness oi bilious
pieunsy. In consequence, no public
business was transacted in either ilou,o
on Monday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

VIEWS on TUE sUB.TnEAsURY BILL.
The Globe regrets The amendments
that were made 10 the bill, but is will
ing to take It as it is. ia hopes, ul.i.
nstely, of doing moro.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
Tbs Msd.sonian ,1y.,-

"A more ouilandish, iil.alapied
and arbitrary mrasute could no, have
been devised. ltis destitute oG svefy
attribute that ought 10 commend IL Ia
The aeeepiaiion Of q republican peoplc
and has no more reference 10 the wants
Of This country lhln an order rom the
Antoerai Of al the Russias. II invest.
The Executive. IN conjunction with
ne powers 30 already possesses. with
the complete attributes Of a monarch
w; ;he execution Of the Laws. the man.
s2emeni Of he revenue. add TIE com.
mand % ihe army.
We VAN the people 10 be on their
guard-lei the alarm sound along the
watch ioWers--if thn bili become tbe
law oitbe land, you are delivered 70 An
unmiiigaied despolism.
The eject ofihe bill would BE- 70 give
to The Secretary Of the Trelsury unl,m.
TIED control over the currency Of lie
country end place every bank uiib,o
onF limits, wholly snd absolulelv Al n,
discretion and disposal. Let not ,,s ma.
tore be misappfehsndc4 q, the publ,e
mind mi,led ~ = superficial notice Of
iis provisions.
Az The machinery Of Receiver Gen.
erai and other ofhcev. costly buildings.
vaults. sassS. bars end bolts. are sl,ll pfe.
served. and ihe Secretary Is authorized
Toe = g len dseretonafy.l 10 eollset
he public does. exclusively in cold Add
silver. u is MOI the fareiesl osssure
ae'efioed ~ . eoismpoSsgy q provid.
tag ''Tosg pieces y dsPosi,s bahh pro-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Vice Presidents.
CHARLES NJ. PRICE,
Il. w HENRY, SECRETARIES.

TX PEEsiprNr JAcKsoN.-A friend of ours
who has just returned from visit to the retired SOL
dler and statesman, at hts own Hermitage, informs
US that he is fine hoah and spirits and for ore Of
his age is remarkably active. II unrivalled mind
is not impaired and he conyerses upon public al-
fairs with all that (rankness and candor which has
ever characterized bis well spent life.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

appointment By fhs GopcRor- CHAELEs A. BRaD-
roar Of PoniOtoc, State Treasurer, vice james
Philips deceased.
We are gratiied with The selection. Il was due
to the Chekssaw counties, as they have never had
slate ohiee conferred upon any Of Their eiiizcns-
of Mr.. Bradford it is hardly necessary for rs to
speak, he s well known in this state as gentle
man Of moral worth, commanding talents and The
most untifing industry; no man copld have been
selected that viii dischafge the responsible dutes Of
with more accuracy or despatch.