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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19
NOTICE.

THE Judge Of the Court of Probate for the
4 District Of Woodbury. has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors Of the estate of gIqsfa&
Mary Ann MKay. alias Mary Ann Bresosrton,
late of Woodbury., in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, in which to exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed Tho
mas Bull and Daniel Martin, Esq'rs, both of
Woodbury. aforesaid, Commissioners to re-
ceive and examine said claims. a}fs
Certified by NATHANIEL d. SMTrH, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the inn of John r. Marshall, in said
Woodbury., ON the 18th days Of October and
February next, at one O'Clock in the after
noon. on each Of said days, for the purpose Of
attending On the business OF said appointment.
THoMAs BULL, } Commits
DANTEL. MAXIM, siOmers.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
guessed 70 make immediate payment to g
WILLIAM C. M'KaY, Admin'r.
Woodbury., Aug. o, 1880. sFi~ as
AID Court u Pr0ba.s holden al Canaan, ,gitkin
endfor Ae District Of Sharon, on lhe % dsy
n September, A. u. 1899: s 49,, 4 :.
Pvesenf. William III. Basran, Judge.
"HERRAs il appears by the files and re-
w cords OF this Court, that the estate Of
EsNDAEW OHAE1Ns AHtC " w UtColts Bb sue COuue
~ Of Wayne, and state Of New-Y York. has
been represented BY the administrators there.
on to be ins0lyelt and whereas the commits
sioners appointed By this court TO receive,
examine. adjust, and report the amount Of
debts due from said estate have neglected
70 perform the duties Of their appointment,
and have not made any report Of the debts
due from said estate therefore, on motion Of
the administrator on said estate, this court
doth appoint the 7th day Of October next, at
2 O'clock in the afternoon. at tho probate Of.
fice In said district, for the appointment Of
Commissioners upon said estate; and doth
directsaid administrator 10 give public notice
10 all persons interested In said estate 10 up.
pear Qfthcy see canse) before said court. at
aaid time and place. 70 Be heard regarding
said appointment by advertising this order
h newspaper printed n Iiekleld, In the
county a Lilch1eld, and hy p0silng copy
hereof On public slgnpost II the town Of
Salisbury, N nnld district, nearest tho real
uslaiO Of aald doceasod.
Is wILLIAn n. BvRnAEE, Judge. J
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19
- KSselS 1Beg1 1cssQbsta-es' :
PSnstsnEb kvnaR 1nURsDAx MORNING,
nv HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. 70 VILLAGE and single mail Subscribers,
two dollars per year. Payable before me exEaOn On
rFc csHipanies of any number over sixs Sl 50 per
sar. naveblo g above. To companies ees tnen s,x,
N IS 1sF wear, payable as before = cents WIZ 1e
Ge8:e,s ION each 81 these prices when payment y
Sfisi Advance. These prices aTe exclusive Of mail
a STAGE charge fog transpoFtatIol. .
Nopapers viii Be discontinued until aI aEFearages
ara TaSd. axcept 4, The discretion Of the editor.
NnS;ce of d wish 10 discontinue must be given be-
foSef de- expiration Of year.
ia 1bVsiTisIise one square, three insertions. u
ana de same proportion 70. two or more squaresE
NaIf n0uare IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
81 Der cent per week. A liberal deduction made tOE
ADVERTISEMENTS continued or " months.
Administrators and Executors Notices. .! ~ ~
C0n1missiOners' Notices, %
Am communicate tons must be POSTPAID. II a44
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19
GROCERIES
of all kinds.

OE0ck0EVp G&l888 VV8S6s Gkcs'
If the good people Of this and adjoining
towns wish to purchase any Of the above
.named articles. they may rest assured that
they wiiE be sold On as reasonable terms as
could be wished. with the surety of obtain-
ing good articles, BY calling at
MORSE A. CAMPS.
Sscsn doors East ef Centre AZ Aaruction,' -
Lee andome door Wese If llansioa House.
Eilck6eld SEM. s. 1850. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19
Etou, AZ Cann,. Corrant

appears by the late report Of the Adiutant Gene
ra that although the military force Of this state has
beengreaty augmented within the last few years. yet
IN consequence Of the incomplete mode in which the
enrOlnnents and returns as made, the state suffers
considerable loss in the distribution Of Ordnance
Stores under the Act Of Congress- Of 1903 which pp-
ptcPna'es $4,000 annually, for armihg and equip
ping the whole body Of the militia. The entire loss
to Connecticut is estimated at 1000 muskets which,
g tner appraised value, would aout 70 more than
SoOUO To ensure more full and correct returns
from enrolling and returning officers an Act was pas.
sea at the last session Of the legislature, and the fol-
lowing General Order has been issued:
STATE OF CONNECTICUT-GENERAL
ORDERS.
4a. AnUrANT GENERALS OFFTcE,
Eo.f Hn-tfnrd E.l,, 1900 {
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19
hartford Female Seminary.

kA8E G1OG0 q OWA<8A0 eOO4AAAA04y~
FWNHE Fall term of this institution will com.
j. mence on the first Monday OF Scptem.
Der next.
The Hartford Female Seminary was in-
corporatetl i'm 1897, and since that period has
received large and continued share OF
public favor; the present superintendent.
Mr. yoBN p. BRACE, hos acted as principal
for seven years, and has fully maintained
the high character which he had previously
acquired as Teacher Of q similar institu-
tiOn i'm Litchfield.
The Lady who now acts as Matron, has Of
ficiated in that capacity for the last ten years,
and has gained the full appreciation Of the
Trustees, and the entire confidence and re.
spect of the young ladies under her charge.
The Trustees believe that few Seminaries
in the country offer greater advantages with
regard to intellectual and moral culture
than the Hartford Female Seminary. and the
healthtul section Of the country in which It
islocated, presents nm additional indncement
to those who desire to avail themselves Of
the advantages Of O complete and careful
course of instruction. @ o.gW
For terms inquire Of the Principal. Mr..
JoHN p. BRACE. M 1ldasaztfl- h saJ
Per order of the Board of Trustees.
Hartford, Sept. 5, 1880. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19
Disirictgf Woodbury.. %. l
pcokafa Calsrk SEM. Il 1880. I

EtUD0lD OODtss 49, q AoUVs N
NsrArE Of HEzEKEAR BUcErNGHAM. late of
Ia Roxhury, deceased. The administrators
reuresant the estate inaolyent. and pray the
Adjournment Of Commissioner thereon
dered. that Commissioners TO receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the creditors Of said es-
tate 30 appointed at tho Probate Once IN
woodbury.. On the 18th day Of October. 1889.
q 10 O'clock IN the forenoon, Of which ell
persons ia interest will take notice, and ap.
pear lrthey see calse and be heard thereon.
iBe NARRAwsRL b. SMIFH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19

Liisk6sH Go. Temperance Society.
ATzxT Monlhly mesilng Of lhis society will
IN b % ColebE0ak On The 9Th Tuesday Of
HoplomboT. u. nALpwVM, &ee'Vy.
Warrington, STt. n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19

Excessive Modesfy. A eirl down Ensi.
Who had been advised By Der physieian %
take exercise in the opan nir. sad fss iI,nr
pnTpesc had sWing fiisd up in shs sar-
Den, told her father shb dldn't Tie 10 swing
In The gsEdsn. "cuuse Tie lalefs had eyes. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-19
MILLINERY
DRESS MAKING.

s.. Miss mcintyre
TTAS removed to the
Ii room over the Store
of N. H. North & Co..
So where she will be happy
4 81 @ to wait on her customers
~ i'm the above business.
E;AehfeA AprI Is. q -.-. s,iftJ-. 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

commenting upon the result, in this district, SAYS
- a. were TO affect none beside the District.
We should almost rejoice 10 See Mr.. Lucas retain
the seat. The conduct of some of the Wings Of
Jefferson aud Berkeley has been so shameful IN
Tins contest that they deserve to be represented
through hie by some Loco-Foco demagoSue aud
eiaekgustd like Duncan or Eoon, Insis al of the
h'ghmlnded Lucas. Ia each Of these counties.
there Is clear Wing majority Of 100 to $50.
s"s-Aaii Of which would have retained Mr.. B,rtsn
EinmPhaahy. He's man every way worthy o.
their support Yet, While ali the Van Buren, and
doubtful portions q! the Di,uIoi are pOlled to the
utmost, these strong Wig counties have done
nothing. one IT the Win; delegates chosen from
Berkeley walked oil the ground as soon a, he
saw hi> own election was safe, without voting
cor Congress. Tie eentleman'S name - MYERS.
aud II Berkeley ever sends him again she will
have deserved such representatives aud guardians
Of her liberties
Berkeley and jefferson receive kicks and cuffs
from their friends IN every quar,er. for their de.
linquency al ne late election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
x o.

TIE CROPS .-frou. r,.ty psrt 81 the country
(s'ys the Nc~ York JourhsI OF Commerce eNe.pt
the Eastern ssct0Hs of virginia ii- account. u t.
gram crops So extremely favorable. List y,sr :,
the "m", 'rg",st'on -, ~i,lirtirs uud,r long
eo"'i' iri dr"ust sod people tor bo.lius H.
ptices ~ nj sesrr,ts II the ncc,ss.ti,. OF III.
- T. the i'rtn.,r h,cr.' % a ar .nd gram. th,,
~ss 10y 40 means 81 unweleon,- state at things. ~
LEI - ihr.r ON later, 80 concerned ~hI. Ia
The consumer ~ ~ss an, ,h,uS bot sgrcv.bIe This
'"sr the eonsnncr - "a high s,rii, -h,Ie the hol-
er' are sh0-tllen. IL :, 10 be- regretted that 90,
sh"iii .uh,r itom the profu,ion &C th, Crr.tor' (.
houn,ies, yet IA general sc~ OF the cave ., /, a
vast importance TO the Welfare of the eoant,, thu,
u'e crop, should be- -hat they promise 90 DC -
Shpuld present expectations BE- realized ~e shall
have great quantities OF -four ipr r, po,t.t,oa ..I
'he priee IN market all be based upon - bet G, ar
ucle 10 worth ior shipmcu, ! lac fact bo- rtL.,
our o'er-'uPpi's esn Il~sys fad Purchaser, sbro.d
Of t-rtrie"s, ~'il prevent grv.t desIiae st home
" ~onid oihcr-ise b. experienced. On the other
h-nd Ahberal expectation ~ili help our e1rhsny-,,
and should the new cotton crop come IN ~,lI there
every reason To expect e.', 81 the money
market, sud prosperous condition Of things gene
r'II!- IL Is true, there are dangers y,t e. De- en-
eou"tervdby the groaing crops. especially cotton
aud our remarks are sui 20 these contingencies,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE ADMIN.
ISTRATION

Wnia SrITEs. which are entitled TO the annex
I'll number Of Presidential Electors Ma~Sachu.
seiis IL, Rhode Island I, Connecticut = New
Jersey :, New York ~. Vermont =, MARYLAND
10, Delaware }, ONO 81, Indiana ., Kentncky
10. Tennessee Is, Mississippi 4, Louisiana ;.
Georgia H., North Carolina Is, Virginia ~
u?
N'S BuRr~ Srsrrs, entitled to the anne,.I
number Of E,ccior>-Naine 10. New Ua,,,-
SHIRE :, Missouri I. Michigan 2. Arkansas J.
Alabama st.
pvrHrrUL Sr,rEs-PrnnSylvauia3 30. Ulinot.
SIS.
ARNFD NTrrRti.-Souih Caroiinl-l
THIS classification - warranted says the Rich
nond Whis) by the elections which have taken
place during the last Twelve months Cohio. per.
haPS, alone excepted but which - known 10 be
thoroughly whigD and which proclaim. m Ian
gnase not 10 BE- mistaken. that the "Dcrnocrary
Of Numbers" i opposed to the Democratic parry
In TACT with the exception Of New Hampshire
and M'SSouri, It cannot DE saii that the Admins
traitor IS certain OF majority an any one Of the
l"rn'y-slH States Ia all The others which W..
have assigned To II. the Wings are large and
growing party, and are prepared TO contest every
inch of ground.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

To secure a majority in the House, the Ad-
mIniSifaion must gam sirietn members clear-
Where will they get Them
The Richmond Enquirer and Globe, failing in
other means, seem determined 10 exc out a n I'M
mortality 10y figures. As anthmcuclanS. they
Throw CTookor IA the shade all hollow. For some
ten days, they have been cypherng away, and
obiuscaing the returns OF the Virginia elections.
with the view Of showing that the Admininis,ra-
'ion have Obtained majority in the next Gene
raj Assembly. This lIercucan task Saiisracto-
f''y performed. these worthieS have nov turned
their batteries upon the neTf Congress, and by
d'nt Of subtraction and addition they make ou, a
maj MY for the Administration Of ONE,
'rh'n by the common TuLs II addition there ,ciH be
TIEl
The ProccSS by which these two prints arrive a,
this grand and gratifying result, the reader may
be curious 10 see. Aner CHASING the members
already elected into 90 Van Buren, and 20 Wings
tnstcad Of 30 Wings and - V. -. as they should
be- 'hey proceed with lhe.r estimate as follows IN
the states yet 10 vote
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

NV YoRK. June Il. ls3o

NEW YORK, June IL. 1899.
The Great Western went oil YESTERDAY
m fine style. and took out ll3 passenger.
She will undoubtedly have q quick ,rp
across the ocean. God speed her we'll
Exchange closed BY her a; l091 10
As she was passing White Hall. II is sad
that she backed her wheels few mo-
menn. where two passengers with their
baggage put Oh, and were taken on board
whether they were defaullers or not. or
whether any such occurrence. took place
sm not ABLE 10 decide. The sfi,ir IL
probably piece OF gossip-a kind Of bug
a.boo. 10 Crafty the lovers Of the wild
and the wonde rfpl -
to-day me, tho Hon. Francis Thoma,
Of Maryland. 10 Wall street. negotiating
Maryland State Bonds 1 am told ,b,t
he effected h,' object, With the house Of
Pare Pheslsn y Seville. Rate, are IN.
known TO me
Since Mondav. three OF four murder,
have been committed, and several AZ.
lemP,s 8, murder have been played oil.
The Hon. SEAroN GRASSLAND. late of
the Georgia delegation IN Coayfess va.
robbed YESTERDAY, in the Camden * Am.
boy Rail Road Of his pocket book. con
tanning 100 m cash and some SD 600
or so. 1000. IN notes and accep,anoes.
The Fifteen Gallon Law Is PRODUCING
great excitement ia Boston. snd !; was
feared 1t would produce a not Yesterday
Some Of our Yhix friends IN Oneida
/ County are silly enough TO get INTO 4,
foolish s'nie about nominating General
Scott for the Presidency. The quarrel d,
'll.;imed and iniud,cious
! Mis-, Ellen Tree babe farewell to The
niied States las, night a, the Park lh.-
a're. A va.t multitude were IN attend
snce The lady was deeply affected
and so vas the audience. The lady pock
cited s2oo". and the audience wirgd
their eyes with their hIndkerctirG.
\ letter containing draft Tor : ~ COO
which was stolen on board o. the ] "
Richmond steamer on Monday last float
ct ashore on toas ts!and the day before
yesterday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

Ihetr q no cauVe 20 lear that The WING vail
lose ground m the above States And bitter a,
mas be The anticipation 10 those Who have 80
long rcveiied m The spoils ~ Office. II - nov
well neh a. fixed and uhallenble a, the DEGREES
of fate, that the Administration will le ~ ann.
Monty 90 The next House 81 Representatives.. -
Tbs fici fore shadows the doom Of me reigning
Dynasty No Administrator has ever Va, been
'''" ~ weather ID" storm, when opposed rs he
F'op.e ahd BY a majority of tie Peoples repre-
'eni1'se' The day when lhe People obtain
MAJORITY in Congress. the funeral Lucu Of he
existing Administrator v,il Js rounded Marx
he prediction
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

Port Gibson Miss. was nearly DESTROY.
ed by fire on the lst inst The Bank. ,ka
court house. all the public buildings. and
three fourihs Of the other houses, w.r,
burnt.
The loss Of property Is estimated q, no,
less than seven hundred thousand dollar,
by some persons one million. Most Of
The principal merchants are utterly ruin
ed. The court house was totally destroy
ed, and the whole Of the principal busi-
ne. streets rs nothing but heap OF RUNS.
The house. were principally Of brick. l
have just returned from the scene. Ne
yer IA my lie have been more moved by
The sight OF calamity than By this Tho
CITIZENS and the strangers IN town were
IN the greatest agitation some Of he On.
fortunate inhabitants were frantic with
loss. The Circuit Court Of Claiborne
was IN session last week. bat this terrible
calamity has caused the Judge TO adjourn
The court. tie records and papers reIcued
from the burning court house beng IN too
much confusion to be arranged easily Tor
several days. II ia TO be hoped the sym
pathIes Of the whole country will I've for
tie poor unhappy people Of Port Gibson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

Prom hs Maroon tGeS Messenger. Juns lah
WHEAT The wheat crop iu Geo. no
doubt far exceeds any ever raised IN tho
State. IL - probably about half now hsr-
vested. anG IN the finest order-the pre-
sen, dry weather being highly favorable TO
At: The supply viii be equal to the wants
OF The State, and probably a surplus let,
for eNporia;ion.
The recen. dry weather has been unfa
vorabIe to the crop of oats in some part,
in others il is good. The corn and
cotton crops look well, but need rain. and
will suffer materially If the drough, con
unues much longer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
PENNsYLyANIA MHIG CoNyENrIoN.

- h-'i&t w NON f.AN ip.N.
The Wig Convention Of PennSylvania met al
ChambeDburg, on Thursday last. About ~-
reniy delegates were IN attendance. The Hon.
GEoROE CRsMrERs, OF Franklin county. vas
chosen President The Convention came 70 the
conclusion To assume and carry out a distinct or
ganiZl,ion Of the wig party. The Convention
also expressed, by an overwhelming mn jor.ty. IT.
preference FOR Hcnry Clay, rs the Presidential
candidate of the party, but protesting an eni,re
Difference to the decision Of the National Cosven-
ton. TO be held In Harrisburg 10 December next.
Seventeen of the membeTs Of the Conyen,-pn,
a, the head of whom was Mr. Penrose, were IN
favor Of Gen HARRISON. anI evidently attended
the Convention for the purpu>. Of approving
the proceed rs a the late Antl-Masonic Con-
venton al hirrssurs, or IN case they faled 10
do ihis To break oP IN row. Accordingly,
when Mr. InreDoll introduced a resolution, re.
eommend'ug HS.Y CLAr as the first choice Of
The Convention, a. a candidate for the pr.sierI.
| ey, motion was made by Mr. Dickey to Sifise
out The name OF Henry Clay ani insert that OF
Gen. HarFison, which motion was negaitved by
a large majority whereupcn Mr. Pcnrose ani
his sixteen associates presented a protest and
withdrev from the Convention The Hanson
7 party charged The Wings ui,h psekitg tie Ma.
nonal Convention which charge WAS replied 10
/ and denied ~ Mr. Sergeant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

Frederick CONGRESSIONAL psTmcr
We learn that Mr.. Barton is vigorous
~ prosecuting his contest for the seat Civ.
en- to MIR. Lucas. and that there is scarce
~ doubt OF his succeeding by majoriiy
OF 1O at least. II has slres adv been state d
hour the toll and vexalion OF thi, contes :,
might have been prevented, buti,isu.e.
less to repea, regrets. Mr.. Lucas. though
warm politician. IS gentleman OF high
honor-and We think 1t not improbable
that II he should find, upon examination.
that his competitor is really entitled to
the seat. he will surrender It without in
CURING waste of time and money on
the part Of The House OF Representatives,.
But whatever course may be taken, we
are convinced this is now Wing District.
Richmond Mig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
AL nnLR

The body of a lad - wears old vas found en-.
closed iu Jack AZ the bottom of q mt.i pond iu
Npoii>yNania Go Va. a Few dly, since The
mother 20 The toy. which 49, 40 ouif ct.iT Co.
e"iher ".ih her rifaucuf ard another iud.tidual
have heen arrested CHARGED gi.h having e4u..
ri his death. The -. gibofhood m vbtrhne..
persons resided, about o. miles from FREDERICK
bug % APPEAR. has been Tor ysar, DISTINGUISHED
i'f moral degradation scarcely psfsUr'Iri in
ahN christian county corr. rctI,ut Yi uis
ffriefck.bufgh Head ,ays of the p,ap.,
With some favorable exceptions. ,bey
are as depravsd as any 90 earih'ssuffa,e
You Will hnd them living IN the dslv ~
dulgeOoe Of practices which degfaJe
and dtsgface human nature. May Of
them, driven BY The force of public sent.
'neni. The still more propslling power Of
The Law. from other counties have sought
feluga 40 th,s Teas of virginia. mar
you will find brother living 90 incestuou,
eoneubinsge With his sisisr-and the SIS
ter vIih her broiher-hers. The syoueJ
adslterer snd adultefess Mere The tL,ef
snd The receiver Of stolen goods-fB.,,
The unbloshing ,iola'or Of the nppling Law.
exchanging W'lh our slave poyulsnon The
POISONING and coffuphrg dfauxht bf the
Purloined hard earnings of the farmer -
Asrs tie infant Daughter imbibing the
eotuping examples q her deyfaved mo.
lher. o. The pfo0igsie son giving bnght
promises Of sure promotion 10 The gal.
loss"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

DREADFUL STORM AT CARLISLE. Pa.
"A letter to the Philadelphia Exchange, from
CarlI>r g'v-> TIE following account Of a desiruc-
tive storm which has visited that Beautiful town:
The most s&ful storm that vas ever
known to have taken place in Carlisle.
occurred this afternoon. Scarcely 4 house
IN town has escaped uninjured. 4 mum.
Der OF them have had their gable end.
blown in; some Of them have been un.
rooted. Stables have been blown dow n
entirely. All the houses having Window
facing 10 the north or west had the glas,
broken TO peiees. and some OF the window
frames blown ia With the glass. Trees
from eighteen inches to tao feet IT, d..
ame:er. were uprOoted or broken down.
The storm did not extend more than a
mile from town m any direction. All
the grain within that distance - totally
destroyed, as IT s beaten down; the l,r.
ger part Of /. cut down by the hail ~ a,
accompanied The storm The stones Of
hail were the largest / think that have
ever been seen here hy our oldest inhAbi-
tsnts. The foil extent Of the damage is
not yet fully sscShained
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
VIRGINIA LEGrsLAruRr.
From ths Richmond mig.

CLASSIFICATION subloin a las; OF
The members elect, with their political cast, as
Tar as known % Us We feel srra, confidence
IN as accuracy but At Ne have pa, any gentle
Han down improperly, Ne have no doub, he
will promptly MAKE the correction, and relieve
the public anxiety.
Ia consequence OF a discrepancy in some Of
the statements. Nc have been induced to review
be iisi 81 last year. We find the Wings then
hai ma the House Of Delegates - mem5ers-in
he senate 10, including Mr.. Pou!son, making
- Bat whether Mr.. +. be added OF not. II
viii BE seen that the Wings have lost 4 Dele
-aies and gained Senator'S, making their ae-
tua! !css bui2 The Conservative loss IS only
JO.af Iofe Last Year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

BEEF.-Thc Alexandria Gazette. of n. Ilib
inst saN>:-"Our market - 10 bc ,uppl.,I with
some beef again. \ few extra large and fat cat
he, raised and tel 10y Mir WitLi.N Ca>rLeu,S.
OF Clarke County, n celebrated Prazcr ard feed
er OF cattle, and purchased by some Of our bntrh-
err, were exhibited through the streets Yesterday.
We hope The beef wIrbe sold At Il reasonable
prce."
These cat''e, foar in number. VIC understand.
were sold b. MI. Castleman to Mr.. Joseph Hart.
an enierpr!sinS Droyer of Loudoun county. for
s'a each. Average weight supposed to be 900
pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

THE NEXT CONGRESS- election IN
Virginia beng over, We can now form a pretty
isir estimate of the probable complexion of the
next House of Representatives. Members Of
the House have been chosen IN eighteen States,
IN which have teen elected ninefy-ome Wings
and ninffy Administration. la the last House,
there were from tie same States sreniy-thyee
Wh'"> and on' hundred and ,iI Administration
exhibiting a Wing gam Of thirty-four votes.
The representation from the States which are
yet TO choose, stood thus IA tie last House.