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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

OLLEI DIS NDiItE.-Thc :mbcrihPrs havIn. L. nIo
- ra'n"r.h2 Mr. LAURENCE TRANT in their Coerny and
Commission Business vail hereafter he conduct III" tim
% E'HhhI HiLL co They intend dcy"ing their acn un
the Collection u claims in tho Cy Of Richmond aud o IN nny
" o. The S--'"t the hiring out and selling of nrrops-suns
no nee o. 81 Sn'. Ud lending all embraced tho
nn"n nn''resS, which may be entrusted ,hcn Their
Dr. - AZ the -'D' OF i ihrcy from the Market,
= y rect ~h"e they viii ai~ay b.
@ 'Wc@, 10 Their friends aud the public hope obtain patron
l.s Only BY ts.ctvlnsi,.
, HILL L. DABNEY.
E.:e'enee to The Editors Of the Enquirer and Wing
SON' 81 59-tf
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TPEsT SHE Of Faiuabis Real "md PtrsoHat Es''tc'

-TRCsT SHE Of Iaiuabis Rt0L ""d Ptrso"@l hstete
3, Of bf,e Deeds OF Trust OF which was executed
James T. yIet ana 'fsn," a. u' I s and the c,h BY
vi On zoe day OF the month aud year lani bvih
M SrI ~ le Clerks of:e Of The County Court OF 'Ioe,
% na Of tou OF Hastings OF The Cy OF "'chhonG,l ano
ID, SAID Of the su5scti1e'S' t'"hn iy",n
Is l9 , - % we the ,ub.crher, shall THURS
The rh dls ii March neal al booNsS"'e' ~ s,a eoun
residence Vi SAID j. r. Tyler, los the pnfirS's mepioneu J"
proceed 10 sell "uct"n, for cash. I p % MI
p-tsctai es' ae consisting .! thv n, si
a. winch +. studied he ra OF sHid lyie continuing -
u OF excellent quality, IN hgh State OF wa
complete o'"r Tor hn"s b"; ;!; Ven is a." o; tho hes,
N 5s upper county, bnc s;:uaied Ut VIC laac''oh % we
ana Scot.vlle uup he Roads. and consisting oil '"'re
~ ...t of ~nca made Of bricS beng c""ucts" up
ou. ri Tavern and finished III s sah' 81! I
ent kitchen. There also other houses '''1pe 10,
The stables 'hd barn large ana well "ifanS'n
~ A.. h,wisr houses OF every description a tuu
.,ry Tavern :'ea4 10 do -fse BUSINESS "
40 the following slaves. wit: !oun; nan named flanS
=, 30 y. ,g" fGay, woman. and Eliza her chh I'LL"
fe owq o.o rons property, to wit: all the sn'd ms
es ou..n, Kitchen Furniture consisting "' 50 rN
.r, Bed, ncu I- md Furniture; marble tr",re
h ios Chs a. o'i coh Carpets, Seo,eh ca,rrs,
Sf, n.4 TEL. ilu." Mau-l Gs,srsj sets oi mahogany
Inn, ! Nos. r.. T pirs: mdh"s Narcob= p'ne do
Serly and Bookcase, aud o ot Books ts ana 'os nina
rocH v.nl! Si"ho'rd ,nd Ch'nhiiess: ohr'
..> i,s. ,ac abe, - rt>sas Glasses; toi {" sI'"i-
~ Piano ",'h many other articles 20" 'eus '"
A.o, Hch'n Furniture, which VALUABLE" ana ven
together With lie stock Of Liquors. rouf' ao" 0" vi
OF roe Sheep Us e"d oi hogs nni he Pa"i
,o tools All of every description; set Of h'"es.m'h
AMI gar yoke oxen and cart t"Sehsi WA
-or uf com oats we snd ordrr on ha"d A"
dig rr's" together Nh many other ARTICLES 'e"'OS !"
III. sad be cont rucf tom LAY lay until Completed
~ zeal NIB o'si 1t - "co:H on INC hf'' cay
Person. snns anr"h 81" dn prnh'at'' a'crn stand
b-,- q; i">rr,he property "ohh 10 wei 70
49,, e The favorable "rP"f'"y "hc" NO." fierh
"'"'' esi aa' ?s''S'n' " 'T 70 ~ ~ me "u'' "e'"
->''"' DtEyFy N Mll.IER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

~, Address Concord Academy, Curoline county
Ia,,o,rl1 72-llsl Feb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

a-oTJCF account arising from 'h" sinrl.i
u Of uruns tolowin: Robert iiI q to va
Dahnev WBlkc a. li and Ill., Moor. Co. thc sunsci'' -
y rcl he ~ me oil their LEWIS III & Co.
ryS III l. co. Prac and Commission .HrrthGrtS, oTI"-
h $50 sym Tavern attend selling Produce q!
.vcry kind R"mn. cuc, Negroes, s"n: ana PUT
,s;u- Sroc. claims Richmond and III" shacr" ~
Frederick hur Petersburg and ihr county {" Caroline
LEWIS HILL.
RICHARD MIL IT.,
RICHARD &. JUN>TALL.
Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

r,,,l .,,.., ocG.o, in. r,easnrc GOslOO
hiiI parcels to bc delivered ~ each
O.: he month. of Nn,rh, April md May.
Non, 5, .rcr,l .I b" admitted contractors, ird
srcrry faithful performance t" IT, c""'ihc: VII ~ fr
Gnr,d. Il l.; " hts'l'
Jan 81 i'.-iljF ~ C'i' d. Commanding
EpANK OF vlGGINlA-Ih- President and Ditcccr1 Lave dc
~ c!uicd Dividend for til" last half year at c"num'
a. ROBINSON. Jn..
JanJ GIFT CASHIER.
RHORUS MULTlCAULlS AND SILK WORM
Wa EGGS- 5000 Trees in cases, ready FOR lransPor
la,ion; and supply of Silk Worm Eggs Of The most
approved kinds received and for sale by
n. d. LOWNES, AGT.
Jan GGg-u Rir1m0nd ia.
EOHN Il. CHAMBLISS, attorney at La,r, having
90 located himself permanently in fIicks'nrd, (ihr
county scat nf Grecnsvr.) will, in future. regularly
attend The Snr.ri" and Inferior Courts Of Greensvs,
SUSSEX and Southampton counties. lie will also attend
to the cole of claims in Northampton county North
Carolina
January ID lS39 73-w3w
RaORUS MULTlCAULlS -4.5G0 splendid Trees,
lva grown BY the Rev F. A. Ross. of Tennessee,
for sale by J. II. d LOWNES, .7gent
Cross street leading 10 May"s Bridge
l,rua-v - 7G-F
yg7liE SILK GROwER.--A supply Of tins rnvau.
e able periodical edited by Ward, Cheney * Bro.
thc,s received and for sale, by
J II. d. LOWNES. .9gcut,
Cross slrcsi i'nding 10 -HagO's ETdgC.
I,rr7-y II TT
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Csneral CnHsriinn and .!orncy Business

TIE .G1scbr> OFF, their the public large =,
Acct, "a" h o" ctiUn of Debts, Sale Rent OF Real T.,
Hiring Servants. aud all her business an ,riIun> N
n:ch their .-Tc"s he desired Office the rmcri,
ocnP ctoy Dr. Ihos Johnson und next door TO f. L Ja..
TO. GEO. r. CRI'NP. AID
Novs Stiff BARNEY NJ MILLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

6 r-"NRrNG"~'ilP NOTfCE.-i"wr1 Wchb aud George T.
E,n<"r 'cprpor. The dm Of LOWS Webb Z Co. have ms
uaa.,: Ni;Ia. t. Hamilton .Iic All ttr OF
Erv l,t t'r,''g and un'"' the firm OF Webb
gon. nNI HAnrr here ioorc general Grocery
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21
COLLECTORS Notice.,

THE subscriber gives notice 10 theresa
Il dents and non-resideRts of fAe town of
Cornwall. that he has received warrants to
collect town tax of 2 l-2 per. cent on the
dollar on assessment list of 1887, aud state
tax Of one cent on the dollar on assessment
list Of 1888; and that he will meet them nj
the store Of Jared F. Kellogg on Monday the
lltk day of March. 1889, at O'Clock A. NJ,
and at the store Of the Cornwall Bridge Iron
Company ut o'clock r. d. Also at the store
Of John r. Harrison on the 18th day, ut Q
O'Clock A. n. and at the store of the Cornwall
Iron Company at o'clock p. N. 10 receive
said taxes.
NJ B. He would also give notice TO those
who have neglected 10 pay the state tai on
assessment list of 1887, town tax on list of
1885, and highway tax OH list of 1897. that be
shall expect to receive said taxes at the above
mentioned and places. All those who
neglect the above opportunity may expect 10
pay such fees as the law allows.
JAcoB ScovrEL, 2D, Collector.
Cornwall, Feb. 10, 1889. s30
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MOTTCE.
F0R @AI.R:. ::
FOR SALE

AHA A VALUABLE FARM. pleasantly
"A situated in Hartland, within
one mile of the Meeting House.
containing about $50 acres Of land,
with good two-stofy Dwelling House. two
good Barns, Cow House, &C. Said farm will
keen from 20 TO 80 cows through the year.
and is well adapted to the keeping Of sheep.
or may be improved to advantage for raising
stock-is welt proportioned for meadow. pas.
ture, and pillow land. and is we'll watered. 1t
has also on il good orchard. and psry isygs
quaatity of valuable'wood and timber. The
above farm is within 20 miles Of Hatserd.
and has, for the advantage of transportation
Of produce and transaction Of business. an
excellent road the whole distance. The price
for snid farm viii be very low in proportion
TO lie true value, and the terms Of payment
will be made very easy. The price and ad:
vantages of said farm.- Il is presumed, will
render it an object Of interest TO any peFsen
DESTROYS of making such an investment. For
terms, &c. inquire Of OLIVER GOODwTN. Of
Litchfeld. ALPHA SAGE, ESQ. Of COlebrook,
or GooDwIN & Co. Of Hartford.
February ID. "
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MARRIED.

MAKKkEUs
In this village, on the 18th inst. BENJAMIN Franklin
Langdon, ESQ; of CasteiOn, w. to Mis- Ann Elizabeth
Landon, daughter Of John r. LandOn, ESQ
In Sharon, on the 5lh inst. MIR. George w Brf. Of
Kent, 70 Miss Betsey Boland, daughter Of Mr.. Reu-
In Mansfield, Mr.. Alpheus Dinamick, to Miss Ma
rlla Spaford; Mr. Frederick Freeman, to Miss Eiz-
abeth StoETs.
DIED,
In Canaan, on the 10th inst. Mr.. Robert H. Bukcr,
In Hartford, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Sylvsnia Him.
man, widow Of General EphEailn Human, late Of
oxhury, deceased, aged T5.
In Windsor, Mrs. Deborah Phelps, aged 49,
In durham, Mrs. Louisa Scranton, aged 50.
IN sharon, Mrs. Lurana White, wife OF Mr. Israel
White, aged rs; Mrs. Elizabeth White, wife Of Mr..
John White, aged 81. 49,
In Woodbury., on tho ID inst, Mrs Sarah s. Tur.
ney, aged 81, daughter Of Mf Stephen Beardsicy.
In Danbury, Mr.. Darius Starr, aged 81 years
LIT Springfield. MIR. Joseph G. Hawley, of Danbu-
ry. aged 90.
In New Milford. Mrs Eunce Warner, aged rs.
In New Haven, Mrs. Caroline Osborn, aged IS,
wife OF Mr.. Mnot A. Osborn; Mrs. Mary Barber
aged %; Mr.. Edward Boyd, aged S.
In Humphreysvile. Mr.. Andrew SOuthwOrth, So
In Danbury, Mr.. Peter Amber, aged 81
In Ridgebury, widow Eunice Sears, aged "a.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21
9th District.

A Wing Convention of delegates from the several
towns in the Sixteenth Senatorial District viii be
held at Truman Orton's hotel in Woodbury., ON Tues.
day the 5th day Of March nert at III O'Clock A. M for
the purpose Of nominating candidate for Senator to
represent said district in the next General Assembly
10 earnestly requested that every town should be
fully represented. Il 4
BY order Of the District Committee.
February 81 1880
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District #
Il Watertown hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the estate Of JOSEPH s. MERRIAM. late
Of Watertown. deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement, Those who neglect to
within said time will be debarred recove-
ry. All persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
: TaEovHTLUs BALDWIN, Admins
Ia 'BRYANT JOHNSON, ( 'fYaiOrs.
WGtersOaON, Feb. IS. 1889: Ss
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given to the owners of lands thro'
IL which the road Of the " Litch6eld and Ply.
mouth Turnpike Company is laid. that the
Company have assumed said road,and intend
to proceed to its construction as soon as the
season will allow.
The Directors Of said company would also
notify its members that they have ordered
the pay ment to the Treasurer of said compa-
ny Of an instalment Of fifteen per cent on the
capital stock Of said company, to DO due on
the Goth of instant February.
They would also give further notice TO all
whom it may concern, that they will meet at
the dwelling house of Dennis Smith, on the
route of said road, on Tuesday the 9Th day of
March next, at 10 o'clock A. M. for tho pur-
pose Of receiving proposals for the construc.
ton of said road, either in sections of half a
mile each, or for the whole route, as shall best
suit those who wish to undertake the work:
In behalf of the Board of Directors.
JAMES M. PEERPoNT, President.
LiIchfeld, Feb. l6. 1885, IL 3s
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18th District.

YNHE Wing Convention to put in nomination can.
eral Assembly will he held at Shepard's Tavern, in
New-Hartford, on Monday the 4th Of March next al
ii O'Clock in the forenoon Each town is requested
TO appoint At least eight delegates.
By order Of the District CommiHee.
February 81, 1889.
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of
Il New-Milford hath limited and allowed
SIX months from the date hereof for the ere.
ditors to the estate of REBECCA WALLER,
late of said New Milford, deceased, to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those yehe neg
lect 10 present their accounts, properly at.
tested, within said time, will be debarred a
recovery. ALI persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment to
DAVID STERLING, Executor.
NeD- Milford. Feb. IL, 1889. +36
At Court Of Probate hidden at WasersoUn,
Feb. Ii. l6S9-Estate Of GEORGE r. BALb.
WIN. late Of WGtertoUn, deceased.
THE administrator represents the estate
u insolvent, and prays the appointment of
Commissioners Observation-Disclosures order
ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims of the creditors of said
estate be appointed at the Probate Office in
WATERFOWL, on the 18th day of February inst
at o'clock forenoon and that all persons
interested in said estate may be notified mere.
of, the administrator will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper rrinaedi in Itch.
field. in Litchfield county, and post a copy
thereof on the public signpost in said Water.
town. A true copy Of record.
Attest. H. Curtis, Judge.
Persons indebted to said estate are REQUEST
ed to make immediate payment to
THADDEUs BALDWIN,, Adn,r.
WGtersoacn, Feb -, 1880. *Se
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18TH Disfrfcf.

TIME Wings in the several Towns in the 18th Dis.
a tricf, are requested to meet in Convention, by
Ct II o'clock. A. M, at the Inn Of Moses Wells, ct
Salisbury Centre, to nominate candidate for Sena.
tor: 1t 10 requested that each Town may send four
Delegates. By order efahe Committee.
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WING County Convention

u. Litchfied are invited to appont four Delegates
from each town to meet in C0antp Convention al
Litchted on Thursday the 9Th day Of March next, at
O'Clock IN the forenoon, to nominate candidates for
the ensuing election. -
BY order Of tie County Commit,es
Litchfeld, Feb. 10 1882
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Al Court VI Probate hidden at E;lchEsM ssi.h.
IN and tfr the District Of Lifchfeld, On The
l4th day If February, A. d. lS39.
Present. Fktneh0S Miner, Esq Judge.
pom the petition OF Sarah Matiida 1'homp-
~ son, OF Cambridge IN the county uf
Guernsey. and state Of Ohio, showing to this
court that she is parent and guardian Of ca
roIlne Augusta Thempsol atid Alfred C..
thompson, OF the town. county and state u
! torcsaid, both OF them minors under the age
OF II years; that said minors are the Joint
owners Of real estate situated in the town of
Goshen. in said probate district, containing
thlrty-three acres and nMety-six rods, being
the same land which was Distributed to them
out OF and from the estate of;heir grandfather
John Thompson, late Of said Goshen, deccas-
ed, and reference to be had TO said dis,ribu.
ton for particular description Of the same,
valued at about five hundred and sixty dol
lars that said land lies a great distance from.
said minors, and is of little value to them in
ITS present situation, and that it would be
greatly for their benefit to have said land sold
and the avails thereof vested in other real es-
tate, or placed on interest on good security
for their benefit; praying for liberty to sell
said property for the purpose aforesaid, as
per petition on file:
Is ordered by this court, that said parent
and guardian give notice of said application,
oy causing the same to be published in one
OF the newspapers printed in Litchfield, in the
county OF Litch6eld, three weeks successive.
y, at least six weeks before the hearing; and
that said petition will be heard at the Probate
once IN said district, on the 29th day of
April, 1889, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
~ PHINEHAs MINER, Judge.
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pAn APPRENTICE to the Printing b,.-
siness. Is or l6 years Of age, is soanted. Apply
Immediately at tkis office. Jan. 81.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21

Wig SsaafOr from Mississipi: -ThSi LeGi.iGkti
sf Mississippi have elected Mr.. Henderson,, (vthie)
By majority Of Eve votes, for sx years from ts Alb
Of March next
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21

3erThe sick are taking GoELrcK's MArcHrEss SAN.
ATIvI, which s astonishing Europe and America with
its mighty cures, For sale at the store of
KIL.BoRN & Coz BrndleNpille Conn
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LitckfeH Co. temperance Society.
MEET monthly meeting at WOODBURY., OF
In the fourth Tuesday Of instant February
Feb. 10. H. BALDWIN. Sec'ru.
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pursuance Of an order of the Hon. CourI
- Of Probate within and for the District q
LitchfAeld, the executors of the last viii and
testament Of LUMAN Dwarf, late of Goshen.
10 SAID district, deceased, will sell at Public
auction, ut the late dwelling house Ofthe said
deceased, on the 9Th day Of March next, at
~ o'clock in the forenoon, divers articles of
PERSONAL Property, consisting Of Farming
Utensils, &c. &c. not exceeding in amount
the sum OF four hundred dollars.
AARON OTiArT, cu..,,,.u.
ELISHA BALDWIN,
Goshen, Feb. Is, 1859. %Se
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAL f.,
- THAT pleasant situation, the
Nsss Il late residence of Roger Cook,
situated in the village Of Litchfield,
Cast street, few rods east of the
Presbyterian church. On the premises there
is large and convenient R0Hse, wen ca}eu-
lated for tavern or boarding house, with a
good Barn and convenient out-houses, a good
garden spot, with number of excellent fruit
trees of various kinds. The above described
property will be sold on reasonable. terms,
and possession given next spring. For fur.
Their particulars application may be made to
JONATHAN BUZZ, Admir-.
Li.chfeld, FEB. s, 1889. SG
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AT q Court of Probate holden at WGtert0acn,
! lithin and for Ae district Of Watertown, on
The 9Th day Of February, A. u. 1889:
Present. Holbrook Curtis, Judge.
TTPON the petition Of John Partree. ofsaid
~ WATERFOWL, shelving to this court that he
is the guardian Of Thomas G. Lockwood, Q
minor, Of said WATERFOWL, and that said NIL
nor Is the owner Of real estate situated in the
south patt Of said Watertown, viz the undi.
vided one half Of about thirty.six acres Of
land, owned by him In common and undiyi.
ded with Sheldon Morriss Of said WATERFOWL,
the whole Of which is bounded north on high
way, east on Sheldon NORRIS Land, south on
Benjamin Hines land, and west on lands Of
Sheldon Morris and Benjamin Hine; and that
said land is Of about the value Of three hum.
bred and eighty dollars; that said land H.
unprOductive TO said minor, and that Il would
be for bis interest that the same should be
sold and the ayails disposed Of according TO
law, and praying that the same may be sold
for the reasons'and purposes aforesaid, as per
petition on file:
Ills ordered By this eourt, that said guardian
give notice Of the tendency Of said pefitiod
by causing this order 70 be published IN ono
OF the newspapers printed in Lifcbhe!d. u
Litckdeld county, three weeks successivelyn
ut least six weeks before the hearing Of sai6
petition and that said petition will be Heard
at the Probate Office in said district on the
30th day Of April, 1889, 1t O'Clock 10 The
forenoon. Certified from Record.
81 HOIRRO0K CuRTfa Il,Aca
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u The members of the LIST Episcopal So.
ciety in Litchfield are hereby notified 10 meet
at the Vestry ROOM of st. Michael's Church,
in the village Of Eitehfefd, on the first Mon.
day of March, 1889, at 2:o'clock p. M. for the
purpose Of appointing an agent 70 dispose of
certain real estate in Litehfield, devised to
said society by Nathan Landen, late of Litch.
field, deceased, and to adopt any measures
relative to said property which maybe DEEM
ed necessary.
OzIAs SEYMOUR,
SHERMAN LANDoN, VGsnymen
SETH p. BEERS, and
GEORGE DEWEY, Eociesv's
FREDERICK GIBBS, Committee.
HARMAN SToDDARD,
Eiichfed, Feb. ls. 1889. 2sc
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L. win b home in mind that We d not Vouch for Q
single het here sss forh further than thns such Ss-
Potn are IN gsneEal ci!enlaion. Wegive them asEe-
poFsbet reports which. csc extensively, If mot uni-
VERBALLY credited II they ere true, the psorle have
just cause tor alarm-not % much that the post ece
has been in such hands. but that conspiracy i on
tout, 10 place 4, for Ae future, in the hands Of those
who. 10 obtain r. have to shy the least O the transac-
ton, compounded (escMy-a most high and aggrava-
ted offence against the laws and against morality:
remains 70 be seen whether there IL enough OF
strength and vgor in the tone of moral feeling in the
community, 70 check, in the bud transaction me-
furious there e not, it viii next be seen whether
ngton will again. in this instance sanction the charge
that moral Obliquty s, with the no bar to political
preterment And finally, feven here. our worst feaEs
should be realized, 1t wA remain for the people them
muir o. remonstrance, submit to such gross violation Of
their feelings and their rights. We rOw they will
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21

1.GA A VALUABLE FARM. pleasantly
n situated in Hartland, within
~oa s.,;lA ~ cha kfas.tino Moa,ao