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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Is hereby given, that on the 3rd day Of hi,
4 1899, letters of Administration Of ali mi
singular the goods and chattels Of WILLIAM
J. HENDERSON, late of said County. desa:s
ed, were obtained from the Judge. Of Probate Il
Henry county, by the undersigned. ALI d.
sons indebted to said Estate are hereby rsqoea
ed to make immediate payment, and person,
having claims against said Estate are Request
ed to present them duly authenticated for SET
tlement. JOHN KEPHART,
July asst. Administraton
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
SPLENDID SCHEME.

] Prize, The Arcade-266 feet, 5 in
lines on Magazine street;
101 feet, IL inches on Matches street:
l26 feet, 6 inches on Grayier street, RI
about $37 900 per annum. Valued at s
l Prize, City Hotel-162 feet in com
mon street; l46 feet, 6 inches on Cop
street; Rented $500 dolls; valued at
l Prize, Dwelling House adjoining
the Arcade, No. Is, "a feet, inches
front on Matches street. Rented at
1900; valued at
l Prize Ditto adjoining the Arcade,
No. 8, 90 feet front on Matches; street.
Rented at 1,200-yalued at
] Prize, ditto adjoining the Arcade
No. ~, 20 feet front on Matches st.
rented at 81, 200, valued at
] Prize, ditto No. 90, Northeast cor
ner of Basin and Custom house street;
40 feet front on Basin, and doom Frank
lin st. by 127 feet deep IN Custom. house
st. rented at $500 valued at
] Prize, do No. "a. Southwest cor
ner of Basin and Custom house street;
80 feet inches on Franklin street l2-
feet lOa inches deep in front Of Gus
tom housest rented at 500, valued at
l Prize, do No. 339, "a feet inches
on Royal street By 1877 feet, IL inches
deep, rented at 81 600; valued at
- p a.sg - <Nr
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
;l.5oO.OOo
$l,5O0, 900

600 sl,5OO, 900
TICKETS $2O-NO SHARES.
The whole Of the Tickets with their numbers
as also those containing the Prizes will be ex
amined and sealed by Commissioners appointed
under the act, previously to their being put in
to the wheels
One wheel will contain the whole Of the
numbers, the other will contain the 600 Prizes,
and the first 600 numbers that shall be drawn
out, will be entitled to such prizes as may be
drawn 10 its number, and the fortunate holders
Of such prizes will have such property transfer
red to them Immediately after the drawing,
unencumbered, and scithout any Deduction
SYLVESTER & co. 156. Broadway M York
May 25 1889 4A1st Dec.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
Mses AM ggNXf szeN pss
(FoRMERLY cARrESrER's norEL) "a,
Galena, Illinois.

THE MANSION HOUSE is SITUATED ]. I,
Upper Bench, and in the most pleasant ' = ~
the town. The proprietors will, at All ss'
be happy to accommodate their guest, a .,s,
the best the market affords, and ON reason .s,a
terms. sAs
J.. B. LATHAM & ca Is,
Proprietoa
ses, and careful and attentive Ostlers a. 7
attendance. -
Galena, June, 1889. /.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

III LIE Preservers, Plough Moulds, Fur,
LIZ Brush and Beaver Hats, Grindstones
Tea, Feathers and thousand other articles
for sale by BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
HARDWARE. &C.

VI. HARDWARE, &C.
Hoes, Hand and Wood Saws,
Britannia Table and Tea Spoons,
Britannia Lamps, Globe Lanterns Nail and
Ratchet Hammers, Broad and narrow Axes,
Augers, Chisels, Brick and plastering Trowels
Locks, Latches and Bolts.
Screws, Nails, Tacks and Sparables,
Tea Kettles, Squares, Rules, Pen and
Pocket Knives, Table do and Forks, Razors,
Razor Straps, Trace Chains, &C. &c. III.
Just received and for Sale by
June, 81 II. w. MOORE q co. +
90 BIsLS Superfne Flour. Cincinnati,
AU Band, Just received and for. sale by
June 18th CHARLES J. STARR
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

90 do-each 10 do Of the Louisiana State
Bank, 100 each, each Prize l, 200 90, OO
10 do-each 2 shares Of 100 each, each
prize Of the Gas Light Bank, 300
900 do each share of the Bank of Lou
isiana 5000
200 do each share Of 100 of the New
Orleans Bank. 5000
$50 do each share Of 100 of the Union
Bank Of Florida, 1900
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

RI..lANK1 DEEDS. and Justices BLANKS
~ for sale at this Office, corner Of Wash
ngton and Water Streets. Sf55 So
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
CONSU,AfPTION.


NASiLY Overcomei In il infancy, il rapidly arrives
1A neglected NJ 40 nnconquerablo and terrific mae
sgnancy An Obstinaie violene aud coRyuleive cough
ne inevitable Iorerunner, when neglected., o. the
pulmonary CO0s0pption and its attendant irala q
Increased beat aud puse nausea, oppreesion
o. the breast, greenish and bloey spe, loss Of a-
petite and increase Of Ihrs alceraaed langs, clanuy
swsass and hectic feveri general snaaea,on e ahe
70; Ssyi snrseed ex,remilies excessive aad weaken.
."g use hatgee, sinking Of tie eyes. pFosttaen Of
femg'n; burning palms aud htished cheeks, s~eslen
Iee and legs; aud Al leogthi while the Nre,chetau
terer ssI sangune Of life, cold exlremisies aed ag"
nlzing Death. These evils may be niPped in The bud
me timely administration 0f that long tried and IN
valuable Medicine, a43 a2
I Dr. Reye's Astkmdtic Pills, ss-s
WING" have been kUown 70 cure persona supposed :"
ne aar gone IN consumption, Rnh exhibiting NIL the
nppearSIcs Of approaching dissolution Price,, whole
nonss ~ Pills, $l-haf do. ~ PILE, SO cts. !.
vi None genuine unless signed r.. K1DDERs a.le
Proprietor, and successor 10 NJ. Conway, ~ wh"in
Y - aor SALE At his Counting Room, No. 90, COnrs
megi, by -
Doctors Buel and BeckaOith. Eitchfeldla and By
Sensemher 95 'asfssss+4N ~ *fHl9s efwIR
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
Live. and Let Live!

rOME, Brother Merchants, just haul in
~ your colors little, and make lesslnoise,
for the ears Of the public are SO stunned with
the continual brags Of everlasting cheap goods,
TINT our still small voice can hardly be heard.
We too are anxious to 60 the big city, but do
not feel disposed TO sellatcOsf, out will sell at
very small advance good assortment Of
s' DRH GOODS, ssa sa
consisting in part of blue, black, invisible
green and adelaide Broadclotbs !; blue, black
and brown Pilot Cloths; blue black & drab
Cassisneres blue and brown Camblets and
McfiuuE; fig'd and plain Circassians black
and blue black Bombazines; French, Eng
iisn and American Prints; figured and plain
Satin Vesfings; figured and plain Silks. Ia
ble Covers, Tube Linen, Linen Lava, irish
Linen, linen and silk EIandk'f is, Swiss Null,
Bishop Lawn, cotton and linen Edgings, In
servings, Ladies' black B. 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 andsatin Stocks, Marseilles Quilts, TCi.
let Covers Mousline de faines, Ladies and
tssn'ts cravats fancy Hdk'fs, figured and
checkd Ginghams, cold Cahibricks; cotton
check, Thomns's, Kings md Premium brown
Ehectings; fine and course bleach'd Sheet
ings anil Shirtings Amnskeag Falls, Milton,
Chester. md A, "A. Tickings; blue and fan
cy Drills. Mexican Cioih blue. white. and
mixed Knitting Cotton, French working Cot
49, 81 II ~ ~ n ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

Cr0ckery, Glass Ware &c. 1
If the good people, OF This and adjoining
towns wish to purchase any of the above
named articles they may rest assured that
they will be sold on ms reasonable terms as
could DO wished, with the surety Of obtain.
~ $50 a, n I. MORSE & CA4fp'S, n
IN Seren doors East Of = Genre of Ahractios.,s
5ase and one door Wesfof Afansion House.
LiteAfsM. Sep. s, 1859. 49, hsss hl
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
A New. Cooking Stove.
.aaf price Ossgy 10 DOglns.s.
1.hs Athanor Ahead!

as,sll The AthanOEs Ak6adI slq
At this age Of improvcments who can anti
cipate . stopping placef The slbscri-
her would announce TO the public, sihat he
has just completed . new stove upon the
Athanor principle. expressly 10 accomnlodaie
small families. Said Stove IS adapted to
wood or coal, and Is constructed on principles
district Economy. and stands forth with Ma
sestic front. Challcnging thesworld to produce
one Of equal size that will do as much work,
and bake 50 neatly with as little fuel. iii 4 4,
Rosarys. Premiums Rail Roads, &c. &c..
stand 10 milae silence before il while II per-
forms its wonder working operations. Even
the Eclipse Is rendered invisible BY the
brightness Of its coming. .s 81
3. AnS IF are are IN doiikf on hkis sabjecf. let
them try i, and they Will soon be satisfied Of
tbs truth ofihe above assertions. esa 1
in addition 20 the above. win be found
three siEes of AgHAN0R SE0vEs of the old nat
tern, and likewise the latest improvement.
with . good ass1slnent af Dok DfovEs, IRE.
Frames. Pine. and fixtures, mannfactnred ID
Ess siFsst eepos;ss ihs csHgssgz tionsi ChnTshs
AL favots gratefully received and orders
- bnih Wholesale and retail, prnmpfiy en-
ecuiad. without any mistake. These IN want
win 90 ven ~ seid their orders Is early as
posslbae. and may rest assured that they will
Be filed precisely ne same, and at the same
prizes 81 g they were themselves present.
Aaic4 80. 81lG 5. le80. = s' ID
~ - y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
Pure Winter Sttained lamp Oil,
~ Just received by ~, y. ~ -.,.
Oct. "a. ,5a al p- /. LAWRENCE.
More New books

TUST received, among which are. Barns
~ Manual for Church Members; Life and
Correspondence Of Mr.. Hankes; Christian
Youths Book; Young Lady's Home Web
sterss Manual; Young Mans Guide The
Farmers Own Book. s6 ei s. GALPlN.
Angrsf o. a oe.s@ atHA #G Is a@
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

TERMS TO village and angle mail subscribers.
two dollars per year, payahe before the expraton ct
10 companies of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable as above. To companies less than slx.
81 Is per year. payable % before. g cents wli BE
deducted from each AZ these prces when payment is
made IN advance. These prices are exclusive Of
mail a. Stage charge for transpoEtaiion. s. $50
No papers will Be discontinued until all aEreafages
are paid. except the discretion e The editor.
Notice Of 3 wish 20 discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration Of Q yeaFs3ts3ss r. ssf 81 w.
RrADvERrssING. square, three Insertions, e.
and the same proportion Tor two o. more sQuaEea-
Half square, IS cta Continuance over three weeks
90 per cent per week A liberal deduclion made for
advertisements continued Cor II months. gss. 97a
y AdminisiratoTs' and Executors, Notices. q 90 .
All communication must be RosT-RAlD. 90 nl-
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
A RARE CHANCE !
Goods SyE Cost J

Mt H. NORTH & GO. Wishing 10 reduce
In their. stock Of Goods, offer their entire
assortment for CAEH-AT COST! s
They have on hand great variety of
Goods Of all kinds, and those in want will do
well to embrace so favorable an opportunity
to supply themselves ut New York prices.
Aug. %. nt H IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
M O.aW CEOY.YKS.

ISAAC LAWRENCE has Just received,
il and offers for salc, the largest sock 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 Coating, Cassilneres, Sattinefs
and Vestings. Of every style. w. \.
SE;tehfeH flef n 'ssls- " = sS 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

4 Ga 0ISOEN3I&8 one
Prospect The SUFFERING 81 the iashefs 6otk a
the old Colony and Massnchusests. me fo1-
naer in the depth Of winter ne. latter under
the scorchi1e heats 81 June. nm xeasons. 4
fear, gre incienerf. alIseas are IOisieTo1sslf
shores ihhosbitabla Y, ne nfIIiesal tsrI1 -.
stricken fugitive II + saII - reflsr:e eisSIs AZ
ia portion Of Gov. WinthroDis party. Wls6s
passed the simmer Of 1880 id tents On one uf
the heights Ut Charlestown, and Of the Plyna-
outh settlers who were wtetchedly housed
,ha, nlacs II IN dr~as ;ns neTO0 S q
the lsror half 4, sh ~ - 20 -. ~;
months can't benaa,h sIs;r t.r;, ,,.ss y ~ =
would be arr &c nlasse y, a;ISas ~ ~ ,....
sian ,,n ,hs w - S,,..,.. e
Mossassh.,ss., ~ .;,,I y 80, -. $500 =.
said thet fror,, he Ia,l. ~ T.,iv TssSN s,,
the first settlers ofthe M u -
nioht Il, ss,s s,,a =. ~ 49, ~
ia Golla NJ ,.;. M. pph;,s q 49, ~. 5aas
rem who were q remain N Ievasn n3 d.
,rs slpsnn ssss sne rss crop g iS they
ana - nal az ao ar = ooal;
snaca ~ sirse ~ nc 800, s,. ~ ~ "
wcrne,, : "A ch;I3rsr = ''lsI'
sav noshine ,,ns,,of 80 ,,..s.,, ,
9us,y !, endured rec Z y che persecution, which
u.osS .ny.n sne.. nass ~ lanc. " iass.
sIi, tnousgn We M w upon lne SOL Wnels cur
lat /. lanoeai 1nougn W. Gan trace mem
as were, every mile q tne way atong the
snors; lnongn we can iook out upon tne
asrS M ends Oorg .ne ayower e 49,
then regardsd.1 We see not, We know ,. nos. We
cs ~, nos VS. dreary land, me Pa.h-
.ess sea' Wnose un,Ied peIlls struck terror M
= M,9 h msasIs Do you n! !1inK. saE q vs. re-
~ T -, ' .he us spiendIa pavlHlQn, adorfl-
.;,a y .ns nsno 3. U.s.; o.ooming Ytn les
Nv saI1Sa .n, WIeatne1 Win tne stars ana
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

n NEN and Cotton Table Diaper. brown
- and white Table, Cloths, Scotch and
Russia Diaper, for sale BY ia5s II. g.if., .l
ho Oct. "a. ISAAC LAWRENCE
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
.' NEW GOODS, - ..ii1.|
.Af The HlhpNKa1 RsuGh &kNase. Il

Ell me GAee9a9 Cash Store II
TVHE subscriber has received an addition
Il 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, Mouselin de LANES; Itai-
ian, Poult de Sol and Lustring Silks; French,
English and American Prints; Furniture do;
Rob Roy, Brocha, Merino and other Shawls;
velvets, light and dark vestings, cold Table
brio, cross-barred and sarsnet Cambria. Book
Muslin, Bobinet Lace, linen cambria and silk
Handk'fs. silk and Bingham Cravats, brown
and bleached Sheetings, brown and blehched
Drillings, Canton Flannel. Ticking, Cotton
Check, Corded Skirts, Cotton Diaper, Batting
and Wicking, white and colored Wadding,
Socks and Mocasins, Hose. Gloves, .Umbrel-
las, Suspeuders, &C. &c. &c. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
NEW GOODS.

ITAS iustreceiyed fresh supply OF New
IL Goods, among which are a few pieces
Of Muslin de Lains q beautiful pieceof blue
black French Bomhazine blue-b black Silk /;
Gloves, Hosiery, &C. saa4a s3 May %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

Al a Coaytef Probate holden At Eitchssld. sSitk-
in and for the district u Liich field. o. No. an
dry of Nop'ber, 1889 Phinehas Mines, Esq.
late fudge Of the Court Of Probate nv said
disfrics. Being dead-psasent. Cabin Bialst,
Esq. Judge If the Coa,s e Probate M ths
adjoining district Of Plymouth, rho mag by
lGr act, holding the s6gse:
THIS Court doth order and decr&o that
Il thecfeditors Of the estate Of FiORAEK BAN
cRoFr, ldte of TorringtoD, III said district Of
Litchfield, deceased, be allowed six siidisths
from tlSiB Eth day of Novembef, 1880. within
which to present and exhibit their claims to
Damaris Bancroft and Frederick r. Whiting,
administrafofs on said estate. FOR settlement:
and all claims moi presented Osafd adfhinis.
traitors during that time win be debafSea q
recovery I; and this court doth order and ii.
rect that said administrators give public no
iice &c this order by advertising tie same ii
o newspaper printed in Litctlicld, and ~
posting the same on the public sighpost III
said Torrington nearest the place where said
deceased hast dwelt. Certified from teCord.
% g. c. W6UDEUfS. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

China, Ca.Ockces.y, ENsa.tlaeas,
aas Brass and Hard Wore,
Molasses, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Spices. ground
and unground, FLOUR, Salt, Snuff aud To.
bacco smoked and picked Holabut. pickled
and dried Goldfish, Shad, Mackerel, SOLE
LEATHER, &c. s. b. WHEELER.
Litchfeld, Oct. 0. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
DANIEL WEBSTER vArrNe porrp1,-

ne instantly seized his pen, and dashed of thr fol
lowing: M 'IF Ut r7l - :. - -
"a ro., l.dv,t. ,;..,.r H
II ,TSs Jar 10y =. h ~ IeaI
His H. III ~ ~. ~ - WI,rtlng mere
Trnst liz w." "I ,.,r OUT EaSle ny:
I Who hade across The Atlantic tide, 's
HOW numbers .; 81 eep now navies ride,
Has traced " lines at trembling uge
1is autograph upon the page. III
W. 1Rher than that Eagle soars, ,s.... 81. ,4as
I1ouqer than that thunder r,ars,
us fame shall through the earth be sounding,
And the waves Of time be bounding
x Am ~ n,s s q ne slln wilihy'
~ I ~, IP II 70 ltIn lay 44s.
'T,y;lI ~" AZ t,a US .' Ms,.e ny own,
PES. BE- GOl s,r sa,u1e wlll meetmy ear,
ray s'ts"ee'' 40" oo You come mere u Fl
We must uppend here one NJ The ,ast nroa,c,;ons
Of Mr.J @. Adams Den. written la In ceSrss;on
at Plymouth. = - - m 3 r'
~ ,rs,ra unr,
A,..,l 80 - !, ~ = 1855 go !.
Aias how swift the moments fly 'tss@
: How dash the years along! tts $50
se TSs b nsrs. yet ct gone aiready
See e eh n,oea o yoa, fo agd
ss And age with fur,owed brew zoe
tune was-!ime shall be, drain the glass
~5& BUT wnere IN time 10 nov ~ .79ss.-
49, il Ms e tile measure hut of change
~ y. -, p.e&e ~ nouL y .Guno, 'H'
a sfas - s
WHere thens,s no,s ~ sv rsa1,n. , q
With Gods atoninr Lamb, f2'33
Where sits enthorned AM 3as .is $3.50
a Then; Pilgrim, le, ,hy ioys and ,enrs sss i
On time no longer lean; a 6 s.laaq 9sgs
F,oS', Ssr,h's "a my nopes ana Tears
To God let votive accents rise eVf
With VI \. ruth sI;. with h virtue live ..s5@
Eisrn; r . sSsi i' s;sel =. il'e ueh'e''
s.s - 49, - .---, I1ssas..,f .s;,.,.ss.
"A QUEER SRRMoN;-Every number Of the Sunday
sas,rnn W. s.es, pso . ln New ofk sol.ans
Nothinearian remains nnceriair H. takes IN teri
where he can End IT, His last sermon is founded on
.,., T. s''o'ey' VINO d'ed some years ago.
wSen Al lev os more sI ysass are wasted ae
When few more erieiS I've tasted, ae
shall fall, to bloom no more" 1' -
ana l9 moraslng ihereupo, he urges parents 70 take
from wiring poetry m thew ca reo y sSa sOns
% give them fopging when they need il, and lst
mem 81 ns sa GccaslonaLy, As e danehless be
market d earv as convsneni. heasse saos, sss,
they are FIVE and twenty they fall 70 bloom no more
nc ns 100 49, Win gLea. smphass pant. gum.
lovely lass OF sixteen an n n, oId mia ~ tsS sS
sixpence worth. w. Exeter Meas Letssr. g
.
M'ss'o'a webster, .daugn'er q DANIEL Webster
was married at sne fashionable p. George Hanover
square on me gan @ sep'emoer g samuel Apple
'on' Esq o. Dos'on' afee and 'asnonaole co'pa'
ny was present ~ !ne Y ceremony, Among whom we
nones tne Amsrcaa minister and lady, and Mr
Kush' the Belgian minls'er and Madame van o.
Weyer. sir Henry Hallcrd, Bart. TIVE o. Mr. Web
ssers associates IN the Senate ofthe United States
Mr. Linn Of Missouri. and Mr. Young of iiincisf--
After me ceremony the company paFsook ofa dee"s
w,'n MT. Meus's' ~ 20, D,unsw'cA t,o.e,i s''ss
"''''" "' '''-''''1 s''p's '''' Nv NY y Gem Ado
The yo;ee ~ v;rg;n;o Thu R;chnn,ond Whis CON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14
WoIcotfviIle AcaldIIeInY.

HNHE Winter Term Of the Wolc0ttville
u Academy will commence on Monday
the 4th Of November next, under the insiruc-
ton Of Mr.. HENRY NoRroN. of Goshen
Tuition, for common English branches -
per quarter-for the higher English branch
es %. aS% 2sss@ lseFt
The term viii continue five or six months.
SAMUEL Al. GRovKs, ~, s,ees
~ WIN. 3. HuNeERFoRD,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

JUST KEGEAVkD ~ y
/ .MORNE r. EAWR,

EEIW n oMWAAES11 g NeNDAIA =, \. q
RMoUsLlN DE LAINs, Satin Sylphide; Clock.
lxA .ings or Victoria Goods for dresses-r
Bombazines; English, French and German
Merinos plain and fg'd dark and light Cir
cassians; ig'd and plain Silks; English and
American Prints &c. SC. &c. and so forth.
. Litckfeld. Oct. no. Isl q g,, fstf rsa -sGl9 i
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

Ara Coa1 of Probate holden q PlDms6lak. seith-
~ md Jor he District 81 Eiymonf, On he
286 day AZ October, A. y, 1859 ~ y. ~, q.
PresetH, C6lpft BntIsys Ese. Jndcs.
ON motion Of Russell Reynolds and sally
NJ HumastOn, administrators on the estate
Of CALkp HuMAsToE, late Of Plymouth, With
10 rid district, deceased-tilia court doth de-.
Tor the creditors Of said estate 10 exhibit lheir
claims against the same toithe administrators
-and directs that public iiosice be given Of
this order .by advertising IL q newspaper
published ia Litchfeld, and By posiinga CO.
Pr theIeof On the public sighpOsfip aid town
Of Plymouth nearest the last residence of the
deceased. /. Certified from Record. 4.
- - 800 CALvm DurEEn. Judge.
For 6Perma and whale Oil,
Oct.Sl. s.f'gNas MORSE EgCAAfP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-14

We must append here one Of the last productions
OF Mr. @. Adams pen, written for the celebration
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Wighly BnPsrsans-Rurshcr Commercial
Observation-Disclosures pPrsasA efshc Grsas
Cemnsrcisl Crisis In knsland--Consfu-
ued decIins Of Bulltsn In she Sank sf
EnElsnd-Fsrthcr decline - Cessen in
LiverPesl-Gleem and Bankruptcy ahead
BY the Oxford which left Liverpool on Monday,
Oct 2lst, we have news three days later than that
brought by the Great Western-the latter vessel
having left Bristol at Saturday, and the Ok
ford Liverpool on Monday.
This news, in a CONNIE rcial point OF view, is Of the
very highest Importance to the United States The
continual money crisis in England begins to be alarm
ing The bullion in the bank is less than f2 600, 600
sterling, to sustain paper circulation Of f7OOOOoOo
OF all kinds Of paper currency. Whether the bank
will be able to stand shall know on the arrival OF
the British Queen, which, Judging from the pas
sage Of the Oxferd will probably be on Saturday at
furthest. Cotton has decIincd-consols have de.
clined-and every element OF commerce Is rapidly
coRverging to a terrible crisis
The person who threw stones at the Queens bed
room windows at Windsor has been discovered.
LArERrRoM CHINA.-The Panama had arrived
fr,m China with late news. The captain reported,
AT St. Helena that all the British vessels that were
loading at Whampoa, in May, Gas known by prev
| ous adyices) except the Ann Jane, had sailed for
ENGLAND with full cargoes He also stated that all
tho British residents were at Macao; and that the
merchants had refused to take the cons gnment Of
any ships, ifthey attempted to pass the Bogue, or
did not comply with Captain Eiliott's orders. The
Be!haven would have proceeded up the river, bat
the consignees de clned receiving her.
The EylntoA Tourna nent cost 100000.
Elsrmann, the last living member Of the National
Convention, who voted for the death Of Louis 10th.
died at Strasbourg, the beginning Of October
The Marchioness Of Salisbury is dead.
The British Queen had only 100 berths taken on
the 18th of October and no. 200, before stated.
The Eastern question makes no progress.
BANK or ESeLAsD.-A supplement- to the London
Gazette Of Friday, Oct. is, was published Satur-
day, containing g the following article, which was
omitted in last nights Gazette 1t is worthy Of
remark, that the previous Bank return also
omitted from the Gazette in which it ought to have
appeared.
Quar-, erly Average Of the weekly Liabilities and Assets
the Bank Of England from the 2sd Of JAY to tie 18th
Circulation fl7.6l2OO0 Securities f9l930 Doc
Deposits 673.,0O0 Bullion 2,525, 00t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
fa4,3s6.000


The return is more unsatisfactory than any which
has preceded it, The bullion continues to flow out
Of the banks Golfers, which cannot contain
more than two millions sterling. The retu n shows
reduction in the circulation Of f34S O0O in the de-
postes OF fl 047 000 in the securities Of EST 900,
and in the bullion Of E29l 900.
Official returns connected with the export Of gold
and silver in the hands Of of the leading CT
ty merchants which, their accuracy is not TO be
disputed must lead to very remarkable conclu-
sions. These returns extend over a period Of ten
months, being from the LIST December, 1888, to the
3Oth September, 1889. The following is the return
alluded te:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

sror THrxr,-The evening Wall street papers
yesterday, plundered the news from the Herald
without saying !" ! thank ye." Stop thief