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SAMmOhS HARTT l. CO, ave now receiving iroa
on board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
le,ry Andrew, French and German inlay cards; Back
ard Balls; 8, O. 10 and u inch blade Bowie Knives;
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt,
Horsenan's, and Dueling Pistols; double and
single barreled Guns Game Bags; Shot Belts. Powder
and Pistol Flasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
fsrc'ssson Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Hair Tooth
md n, Nail Brushes; Orris end Chlorine Tooth WASH
Tooth Powder: Toilet and Shaving Soaps in great
md Toilet Powder; Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions
patent Slides Carriers; Gum Elastic SuspcndeVs;
Powder Puff. and Boxes Gil, Chains, Seal. and Keys;
and Chains Gilt and silvered Beads; Indian Beads,
BELLS and rlumes; Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
Combs; which, in addition 10 their former stock on hand
makes their assortment very complete and will be sol,
Comb. i25-tf 7OChar,res street.
NHE Subscribers, Agents or the extensive house Of
W. & >. Butcher, Sheffield, Enplant, have just
rceved very extensive act OF m ~,ns consisting Of
Table and Dessert Knives OF g. description, Pen,
Pocket, Dirk, and Spear point knives; Razors, Scs.
Edge Tosls &C. &c. &c. which they are prepared
oexhsit to the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
mis- j.D. BEN 4 4 t', COHEN 80 Common st.
NEW GWjIS.
SUMMONS, HARTT Il CO.-Are now -receiving
Sper ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry Andrew, High
snder, French and German double heal playing cards:
ssr belt a,, pocket pistols; pl.i" ribbed and split
CUSTOM caps: cap holders; scissors, Razors, re,,.
ves t;ilIotts commercial and other steel pens; vio-
rs; Violin strings, she'll ivory and horn combs; wa.rs
Z, bead and leather purses; hair b,zs, trent aud
ack ringets; negro uls; German md French cologne
aud hears oil; portable desk. and dressing past
black'ng; staa and toilet gaases mirrp,; or
cal and views; Indian heads bells and plumes;
eooeon; whit. irvine; toilet and shaving soups; toe,
ow:ler, cosmetic wash balls; scented satin cushions;
pool stands: screw cushions fancy bead chains and
aecklaces; billiard bsl. pocket books and Wallets;
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OUT permanent O6nent. IN ms case i've bottle
Indians pauacea made perfect cure.
MARGAREI A WEST, 1871 Market
- For sale by HENRY BONNABEi., druggist, areu
TO- the proprietors, Tchc"pitouas street is
NEW ORLEANS 8 NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TIME stockholders of this company are hereby M
Il titled that by resolution of the board Of drcc-
h"n passed on the 10Th inst the call made on them on
the 18th February last for the payment Of five dollars
SHARE rescinded, and the said Stockholders are
further notified that
WHEREAS, by resolution of this board passed on
the 18th inst cu has been made the stockholders
Of the New Orleans aud Nashville Rail Road COMPANY
Tor the following payments the the stock held
lively by thvm siS:-two dollars per s'are payable on
the first day OF September next; two dollars per share
payable on the first day of December next and tw
dollars per share payable the first day OF March
usxt Now therefore he il resolved, that the secretary
OF this company shall notify the SHIRE holders therein
through the public prints OF the city, that 10 conformity
with the sixth seco" Of the charter they permitted
to postpone any payment called in tile stock If said
company for the term Of sixty days. from and after the
Day on which il is made payable, with the exp,ess con.
said prolongaton Of sixty days. from and after tn. day
on which it should have been paid that then the stock
on WHICH said payments should have been made is and
rema forfeited to the company, the charter on that
point being imperative. In conformity therefore, to said
call all stuck Of the stockholders in said company as
think proper to put off the payments their stock to
the end Of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows them, notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for and due the first OF Sep
temer next, may he postponed under the sixth section
Of said charter until tbs 3lst day of October next that
the payment o: two dollars per share called for, and
due on the first day Of December next. may lie most.
ponsd until the 3Uih day Of January next aud the nav
en Of two dollars per share called for and i,c on the
Grstday Of March next may be postponed until the aUth
day Of April next.
Extracts OF the minutes of the board.
june 81 4 r McNAIR, Sec'ry
"OOC HATS, in crses-25 dozen white y 90
w Hats, for sale JOHN GRAHAM.
apis
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HHECkS On rHlLADELPIlIA-Fo sal. bv
~ iORkE BROTHERS.
81 rs Camr STRAIT

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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07
Live, and Let Live!

NOME, Brother Merchants, just haul IN
~ your colors little, and make less noise,
for the ears Of the public are SO stunned with
the continual brags of everlasting cheap goods,
that our still small voice can hardly be heard.
We too are anxious 10 go the big city, but do
not feel disposed to sell AZ COST but will sell at
q very small advance good assortment of
bsarnss9 .js' DRY GOOW&. e
consisting in part Of blue, black. invisible
green and adelaide Broadclotbs blue, black
and brown Pilot Cloths; blue, black g. drab
Cassimeres; blue and brown Camblets and
Merinos; fig'd and plain Circassians black
and blue black Bombazines; French, Eng
ilsn and American Prints figured and plain
Satin Vestings; figured and plain Silks, Ia
BILE Covers, Table Linen, Linen Lawn, Irish
Linen, linen and silk Handk'fs, Swiss Null,
Bishop Lawn, cotton and linen Edgings, In
Settings Ladies' black g. white Cotton Hose,
Gents raw and sewing Silk !; Cotton, Linen,
and Kid Gloves Lads French kid. black,
white and cold Silk Gloves fine bomba-
zine and satin Stocks, Marseilles Quilts, Toll
Let Covers. Mousline de Laines, Ladies' and
Gents Cravats. fancy Hdk'fs. figured and
checked Ginghams, cold Cambricks, cotton
check. Thomas, Kings, and Premium brown
Sheetings fine and coarse bieach'd Sheet
ings and Shirtings Amoskeag Falls, Milton,
Chester, and IA. A. Tickihgs; blue and fam
cy' Drills. Mexican Cloth; blue white, and
mixed knitting Cotton, French working Cot
- 81 ~ KS. ~ g sA ~
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HARDWARE.

a GENERAL assortment of excellent Ia
"A bic Cutlery, also Wilson'S, Agof's. and
other Shoe Knives, Razors, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Cloth and Hair Brushes Tooth do.
Horse brushes, whitewash brushes, and Shoe
brushes, superior Scissors, Percussion Caps,
Tea bells. common end polished Steel Snuff
fers, lndeiibie Ink, ivory and dressing Combs,
Tea Trays, fish hooks and lines. clothes lines
Molasses Gates, Norfolk Latches, Butts and
Screws, Iron Rivets, Gimbless Coffee mills,
curry Combs, Cards, cut. Tacks, an sizes
Brads, Locks Of different kinds and vafie-
" Of other goods in the above Inc.
August 81. ISAAC LAWRENCE
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PROBATE SALE.

e. lie undersigned, administrators on the
estate of Albert PoTyER. late Of Itch
Geld, deceased, hereby gives notice that in
of an order OF the Court Of Pro-
bate in and for the District Of Litchfield, he
will sell at public auction, all the inyentoried
estate Of said deceased which ID not
BY law exempt from being taken on execu-
ton, ii the late dwelling house Of said de-
ceased, on the 4th day Of November NEXT, al
one O'Clock, p. M. Said property consists Of
some Cattle, Farming Utensils. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. fie fSf1l FL
35 Willis SToNE, Admin'r
L;krRfeId Oct 0l 1890. - - Q1
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H.Ite Athanor Ahead |!

a Tthisage ef Improvement who can anti
a ciPate . stopping places The subscri-
Der would announce TO the public. that he
has just completed new Stove Upon the
Aihanor principle. expressly toacconnnlodate
small families Said Stove Is adapted to
wood or coals and - constructed on principles
of strict Economy and stands forth with Ma
jestfc 'front.' Challenging the world 70 produce
one Of equal size That viii do as much work,
and bake SO neatly with as little fuel.
RotarYss Premiums, Rail Roads, &c. DC,
stand in mute silence before it,; while II per-
forms its wonder working operations Even
the Eclipse is rendered invisible by the
brightness of its coming. y. @s.s ~. NJ. q
And If any are ~ doubf on this subject, let
them try il, and they will soon be satisfied Of
the truth ofthe above assertions.
% In addition to the above. VIII be found
three Sizes Of ATHANoR SrovEs Of the old pat
tern, and likewise the lafest improvement,
with good assortment Of Box SrovKs, Fire.
Frames. Pipe. and futures manufactured in
first rate style. Is asg,ss 4 II B.sH. MORSE
East street, opposite the Congre gational Church.
* IL fayors gratefully received and orders
n both wholesale and rctails promptly exN
ecuted, without any mistake. Those in want
Will do we'll 10 send their orders as early as
possible. and may rest INSURED that they will
be filed precisely the same. and at the same
prices as IL they were themselves present.
nBiekfelA Sept. 3, 1889. Ia
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RRO.aDCLlOTMS.

ISAAC LAWRENCE has just received,
u and offers for sale, the largest stock Of
Cloths which he has ever offered at one time
comprising almost every quality Of Broad
Cloths, Beaver Cloths, Pilot Cloths, Mohair
and lion skin Coaiing, Cassimeres. Sattinets
and Vestings, of every style, 5sss
Lifchfeld Cci. 10. 10
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II Basket .NRyssSasg.

n SAY, Ned, why don't you take home that
j Basket! What basket, MAIN Why that
large oblong Market Baskst that has been here
ever since the epic MIC on the 4th Of July |!
Well, where shall carry ita Take il to
the Enquirer Office and tel the printer Ibid
not know before where to send II.
I.ifckfeId, Oct II. sgf ssi ss 20
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NOTICE,.

HtOURTS of Probate will be holden Id and
~ for the District of Litchfield, OF my Of
fee in Litchfeld, on the 4th and 18th days of
November, and the Cd day of December,
1880, at 10 O'Clock Am. on each Of said days,
and during the session Of the next December
County Court.
&C. WOODRUFF, CLERK.
I.itchfeld, Oct. %, 1880. at15 q
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NE GOODS.
NEW GOODS,
1T TIE GIbeeEO Cash NLOa.l

e0G CAGC OhGSeGW 0G1SA0 kSgWACe
ITvHE subscriber has received an addition
to his former stock of Goods, which he
is anxious TO sell cheap for cash. Purchasers
can find at his store, among other articles,
black, green and olive Cloths, Pilot Cloths,
Sattinets, Merinos, Mcuselin de LANES Ital-
ian, Poult de Sol and Lnstring Silks; French,
Rob Roy, Brocha. Merino and other Shawls;
Velvets, light and dark Vestings, cold Table
Covers, Table Linen, Irish Linen, linen Cam
brio, cross barred and sarsnet Cambria, Book
Muslin, Bobinet Lace, linen cambria and silk
Handk'k, silk and gingham Cravats, brown
and bleached Sheetings, brown and bleached
Drillings, Canton Flannel. Ticking, Cotton
Check, Corded Skirts, Cotton Diaper, Batting
and Wicking, white and colored Wadding,
Socks and Mocasins, Hose. Gloves, Umbrel-
las, Suspenders, &c. &c. &c. ...G ssss.ss.is
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NOTICE.
TIME Judge of the Court Of Probate for the
II District Of Sharon has limited and al
lowed six months, from the date hereof FOR
the creditors Of the estate of AnDRRW CHArIN,
late of Wolcott, IN the state of New York,
deceased, Represented insolvents in which ID
exhibit their claims thereto, and has Appoint
ed EIiphaIef Whittlesey and L0flnG Bartlett,
both Of Salisbury, in said districts Commits
sioners to receive and examine said claims.
CertiEied by WIN. M. BURRALE, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet 81 the dwelling house Of MyiD Harris
insaid Salisbury, on the first Monday Of Re-.
'bruary, and the last Monday IN March. 1910.
al 2 O'clock IN the afternoon on each Of said
days, for the purpose Of attending on the bu-
siaess Of our appointment. ..s a.ss
81 ELrPHALrr WBrrrLEsEY. Cobsnlis-
-s' LORfNG BART1ETT, sionsfs.
SalisbstSg, Oef. Z, 1889. u
AZ q Colrt 81 Frobzs Holden q Canada, pitA;ip
md Jof ne district Of Sharon, On ne 1etk dey
Of Oet0bsf. al. u. 1889, u s7
PhEsehk, william M Burial, Esq. @ndge.
I'm motion Of Susan Vinegar and John r.
~ KnibIoe, executors of the last Will and
testament az SAMUEL 8. WmEeAn, late Isl
Sharon, within said district, deceased his
Court doth decree that six months be Allowed
the creditors az said estate to exhibit their
claims against the same to said execuioFs.
who are directed 10 give public notice Of this
order By advertising the same lie q EeWspa-
per pubIished ID Iitchfeld, in the county d
Litchfeld. and BY posting the same on q pub.
lie signpost In said town of Sharon nearest
the last residence of said deceased. p
Certified from Record. .,ss M
! II WfELfAM n. BUKRALE, Judge.
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GROCER les
sof all kinds !
OrOclxery, Glass Ware, &c,

UEOcKOIyp GEzSsSS W sA61 49,
If The good people Of ffis and adjoining
towns wish to purchase my of the above
named articles. they may rest insured that
they will be sold on as reasonable terms as
could be wished. with the surety of obtain
ing good articles, by calling at
]. MORSE s. CAMPS,
Serea doors East az !" Centre Of Attraction Z
''g5 and one door Wesf Of 1Iansi0n House.
2 ,L;,ehfeld, Sept. s, 1889. IA
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THE YOUNG GREEK 0IRL.,.

a young Greek girl, whose !oyer, sfnltteR
WIN piagu was conveys 70 inc temp orarY
nosPitai e me seven lowers. had tno sooner
than without saying . word y her parents,
VINO WINS Wouios ~ sne We'll knew, nave opposed
ner design, sne feit ner nome, and presented
herself ct the portal Of the infected fortress,
as the nurse q inc young Greer WHO had
ossn re res ,, there @ tl.e prsg,oss da
vain al gao .ln9 uoyeEnors inpnglnlng rem her
Which shs osrsS he INV NJ M aIosf sal
tain victim 70 the pestilence, mat she was
not aware Of her dan ger, endeayored 10 dir
suade her from her project She was itnino.
vable and was ultimately permitted b ap-
preach the bedside Of The dying sufferer.
Not tear not 4 nurinsiF escaped hot, Al
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More New Books

TUST received, among which are, Barns
u Manual for Church Members; Life and
Correspondence Of Mr.. Hankes; Christian
Youths Book; Young Lady.s Home Web
steF's Manual; Young Mans Guide The
farmers Own Book. s. GALP1N.
baAa.rasx %. @s5 $3.50 w 9sss5s ifs 81 lSss 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07

I..K,I.EAn P,IPE.

TIME subscriber having RECOMMENDED the
~ manufacture Of LEAD Pre- for acque-
duct Pumps, and various other uses, Is pre-
pared to furnish any, quantity of the various
sizes on the most reasonable terms, The exc
refience which the subscriber has had in ma
king and putting III operation the above arti-
cleforall It's useful purposes, enables him TO
do il inthe most thorough and perfect man
hense AllbFders or inquiries by mail or 9TH
erwiEe will promptly attended to. ai g4sr
Mandatory al the old place, one mile
west Of Hpsford's tavern, on the Hartford
and Albany rood, and IA miles from Hart
ford. ALANsoN ANDRUs.
Canton. Sent s. 1889. *Sm14
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DIR. RELFES
u Botanical Drops

's II SCHOOL IS
|" ILL be opened In BradJeyuilgs, on Mon.
Nv day the 18th day ofNoy. next. twill
be the object of the teacher 10 instruct thor
oughly all placed in his care.
TUITION PER QUARTER.
I For common English branches, % 90
81 For the higher 9 1 . a 90
~ JOSEPH 4. MORSE.
LitchfeM, Oct. "a, 1889. 81
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THE LADY OF THE TOURNAMENT

uHtOUCAeO Iu0uS0D08
surrounded her, while she sang In sweetest accents
The following words,le sAEfsb baa Ggfa98 8is4
THE LADY OF THE TOURNAMENT
The fablea svat, Ii said to know as{f4s4
When death u lowering nigh, 4aG393t94
# And then TO chant it, own lament AZ 8a@
a In strains Of melody ;96 III sStseksssS "A
2 & So mann sing my life AWAY. ,s.
And tell what cen shall BE. aAsAs
love my Love--I love my Love- Sa}@
&f But he ma cares for me- aigs nBg 3e2
NY Love he has rot sillsr,
And goldhe has in store ti4t a $500
.4sss And he hae won maiden's henrt, {i4 Ma
Whose life 10 well nigh Ger ~; 49, .,a
Ia u He has won maiden's heart, 49,
Who loves none else but he. 492@
9A Hove my Lowell love my Love-, ss14
e5sa Butthe ma cares for me. 81 ~ ss rs ss4s3 ~
I care not for bis siller, ~ 9a5 Hs2AFit
care not for his gold 9s
care not for his house andland, is3 stM
Which may b bought and sold
But a i covet 10 q look, K y
= "A farewell look 70 me.
- Hove my L0ve--l love my Love- ~ lie#l.
But he ma cares for me. 's43
love him for his beauty, a'a Gre W
Hove him for his grace, 53i s@a
love him for bis manly form, ~ st{se
And for his noble race /, $3.50 sts.a
love him for his gentle heart y,
Seen in his bODnie e'e. III 800
love my Love-I love my Love
:. s'''s@ - '''.'
Hove him for hisprowess,
! love him for HE fame iH a9is
Hove him for his noble deeds sas 4&fiF
4 love big very meme. gs.H .Hsts M
That can Sc aught % me. 52ists
~ Iloye my Lowell love my Love- 4. a.a
s But he ma cares for me. 1s5ali a5asf
And now my tale il ended, asf
And Imaun wend my way, 1ff gssIs
ts5s Far All h0msf Il hreak
II Willis. sing shis sorsy lay a.s ssae n ssg
AM ~ pa' i h.S DUh NJ NJ ,ess' "a
/, Then-what have On earth 70 do
lf But Icy me down and deef ae
The strain was ended. there was g pause. and the
rl moved onwara mere w. SsSn M W.,
,aty Of al hearts. Her path was cieated before he,
ind she left the spot followed BY the gypsy only but
V tes space closed a a s rev VOICES
And .hen The tiitine was and .hen, or The
moment! they were forgotten The concIusdisg gale
~ q .aS se ssld II
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CgsS2asz, .Cs.Ocke2.N, EG2.tlseae,
zB2sgSS Sg1eG Hard Ware,
Molasses. Sugar. Tea, Coffee, Spices. ground
and unground, FLOUR, Salt. Snuff and To-
bacco, smoked and picked Holabut. picked
and dried Goldfish, Shad, Mackerel, SoLR
LEATHER. &c. sa.. s. ID. WHEELER.
Litchfeld, Oct g. ~ 10
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A, TALE OFTHE TofJRNAtENT

On Friday, the third day Of The Tournament a Ec
nton Castle. when oil that had been anticipated and
eeSrea nad been arranged, and just after the Queen
O Beauty had awarded her smiling praise 10 the Lorl
q the tetes Fl in the crowd, near the grand cal.
cry attracted general attention.n so much perhas
Gn nef own bearing or manner, as from that Uf
tai nguEe OF woman near her, who somewhat uf-
ceremcnionsly addressed her. This woman WAS
the usual garb Of one of the aipsy tribe but
net wel.worn apparel, little adapted 10 the scene oil
Highland plaid Of many cOlors The eitl was also
plainly attired and wore, as If for nonceamen,n
pis.d OF unusual dimensions Of the Mnrrays clan,
wn'Sn sle held with nervous and fearful grasp round
n How such plainly dressed persons could have such
2 near approach 10 the grand gallery, would have
Deen matter OF surprise to ALL had not the attention
ossm gre'oecaPled BY the excitement OF the scene
4 The Lord Of the Fete had received his need Of
praise from the Queen Of Beauty, which he'd been
seconded ny the smiles OF her fair attendants and be
a passed o. when the gypsy exclaimed aloud to
! Ye need ma draw your headee sac tight abou,
ye; bonnie iassIe tor ye hae face yee worth the
need ma ha' scorned Shall tell your fortune, BON
ME lassie Put ont your wee white hand-ye need
ns S e.. Ss %;,Sss and aye wis.,:
cholE secentss what hasior.une . DO with broken
I, : VIVA talks of 1 broken hear, on such day Is
tnis asked the gypsy and then added. encoGrag-
ingly, cheer up, lasse ceme cheer up, and sing us
song now whilst we are wailing for the 6ne fe
lows of me list Come. cheer up, soy, and sing US
Z The crowd abons tie eih i little impatient ii the
short delay in the thing and eager 10 be amused,
took Up the gypsy 2 werdss revealing, q Come now.
broken hearts. Come, lassie now do =
Weel, weel' replied The girl, II dsnna mind n
!" Make room, make rOoms' cried the Ripsy !; y w
mann giye her little air;i ye mAun hear hersin
: And crowded as had before Appeared the dense
multitude, yet, il few seconds space was made,
and the gill stood untouched BY the thousands who
surrounded her, while she sang In sweetest accents
the following wordss5a A. syg3g Fs s{sg@ I'M
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07

4 Pare Wiater Strained Lamp Oil,
-sae4e Just received by 9gf
d Oct. "a y 49, q .ys5s.. I, LAWRENCE
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Lifchfeld. Oct. 81, 1899. 3 8 2
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IF7H1 UuI 10y N0 uUWM uuu u0U 49, 9IH7 I1 rs
The strain was ended, diers was pause, and the
grl moved onward there was not even o. jeer from
me commonest mind present: she had won the sym.
pahy Of an hearts Her path was cleared before her,
and she left the spot followed by the gypsy only but
Is the space closed after them. flew voices uttered
y She 10 ma what she seems" 81 II
And .hen the tiltng was renewed, and then, Tor the
moment, they were forgotten. The concluding gale
ties Of the ie passed away but the girl and the gypsy
were neither seen nor heard Of paper.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-15

The following named persons were to
sail from England for Van Dieman's Land
on the 18th March, viz:
John Vernon, James Waggoner, James
GammeII, Norman Mallory, Jacob Beam
er, Samuel Chandler, Garrett Van Camp,
and George b. Cooley.
Gen. Mcleod, Of the Patriot Army,
was lately arrested in Detroit for viola
ton of the Neutrality law, but has been
admitted TO bail in two sureties in the sum
| OF $4,000 each.
We seriously believe that in the present
state Of Great Britain, were il question
whether she should go to war with the Uni
ted States, or cede to us, the Canadas, she
would prefer the latter, in so thinking we
do not oyerrate our power nor uudervalue
hers, but look only at her internal situation,
and the relative position Of the two coun-
tries. Butalonian.
NJ- 1t is said that Sir George Arthur
has been recalled. If this is true, the peo-
pie OF Upper Canada will be the happiest
in existence for a short time. We are
informed that he is universally detested
and despised, and that his continuance in
the government Of that province would Go
more than any thing else could, to precipi-
tate the revolution, that any body with
half an eye can see must soon produce
separation of the Canadas from Great
Britain. 1t is quite probable that the
Queens ministry are we'll aware of it, and
that they have acted under such an impress
sion.-Ibid.
The people Of Eng land are, likely enough
at this moment on the eve of fearful re-
voution.
On Monday next, the petition OF two
millions will be presented to Parliament, by
Thomas Atwood 1t is no less than ga de-
mand" for universal suffrage, the vote by
ballot, & payment Of members Of the Low
er House. The people have armed them.
selves to enforce this demand il it is as it
will be, denied them. Then comes the
tug Of war" At the time of the sailing of
the Great Western, the Government was
taking active measures to over.awe the rev
olutiOnists.-
Men have been sent from Canada to Bo-
tany Bay, for saying and doing less than is
now daily said and done in the heart Of Lon
don.-Ibid