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NEWCASTLE, Aug. 90, 1889.


Mr. John T. .7nderSon
Sir-Some few days ago. letter was presented TO me
puporlng 10 be letter to instruct you from your seat
in the Senate. Under this view, | assigned my name
but after reecting became dissatisfied believing that
had given my name 10 thing that was not in every
point correct The part OF said letter that became dis
satisfied with, was, that you snd in speech at New
castle, that if Col Sbanks elected 10 the Legis
laure, you would resign your seot Under this impies
sion went 10 Mr. Caliag han who at tina, lime had the
letter, and requested my be erased and that the
people OF Newcastle who had assigned it, would address
letter 10 you, stating under what circumstances and
impressions their names given. Therefore, to al
whom il may concern: This is TO certify, that did not
understand John 7 Anderson TO say thot he would
sign his seat in the Senate unless Col Shanks elect
ed; but understood him 10 say, that that day, meaning
the day OF election, would decide whether he would
slgn or not and tina, unless he could represent his
ati'uen,s conscienously he would represent them
ata The precise words msy moi have given, but th,
idea is correct. Given under my hand this Goth day o.
August, 1889. ANDREW j. GILMORE.
!, Jonathan Beckner do hereby certify that never
heard Mr. Anderson say, that he would resign his sea-
IN the Senate IT majority of anil. Rives delegate.
should be elected from his district nor did ever hea,
him say that he would resign if Col Shanks should no.
be elected, and told Mr. Callaehun so when he pre-.
sented paper 10 me 10 sign He slated that That wouc
make no difference, il only stated in tie paper
that some had heard him coy So told Mr.. Caaphan
that all had heard MIR Anderson soy was, tina, neither
him nor Col. Shanks anxious to bold their seats
IN the Legislature but that he did not like to be kckec
out did not sign the letter shown TO me by Mr. An
aerson win my name and others appended 10 it, die
ever see II before. have wish for Mr. Anderson
TO resign, and had no Invention wish OF inviting him
TO resign Given Under my hand, this 18th of August,
1889 JONATHAN BECKNER.
Affect,
JoHS g. RUDisILL.
JouS ODEscHAis.
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Edmund Fon'aine.
Moses e. Gucd-3.
isih"ali,n Of tie z. Wing.
DELEG tTES.
STRATIOS.
Carpenter
Joseph hannah
Jacob J Jackson
John Mcmillan
VIM. Meredith
Creed Iiaskins
Solomon Thornburg
James n Cox
Nathaniel Blrwe.l
John Powell
John Howell
Robert j. Baker
Richard +. Byrd
Charles King
Peter Gusrrant
John Carol,
Aug &. Bats
VIM. RI Clarke
Paul Taylor
James Alien
Wm l. White
George n Lee
Edward J Armstrong
Arthur Smith
David 2. Wright
VIM 5 Fon;G,ue
DR. Ewing
}. Lipscom5
John Oroain
Robert A Banks
John Scott
John 4 Taylor
w 4 Baskerville
WIN O Gnods
John Clayton
A a Chapman
john Wade
Henry Myers
Rob-r, l!udnall
William Frzgeta!d
John II den
Jonas Ayrshire
Harmau Hirer
Jacob Mic!'nux
" illiam Carroll
Nathaniel F Venable
II g Heath
DOME! Radcliffe
Henry S,urm
Henry Snyder
Edwa,di! Smith
James { Shipman
Qriilen
Samuel Bare
Raphael VI Conn
Greiver
Robert Ridley
Alexander Frziogh
James s Clarke
John J. Prince
Spots
Samuel L Goodson
John Stanger-63
C0nS'rratircs.
VIM. Lockfidae
Barrett G Payne
Oscar NJ Crulchfeld $.
Henry Smith
iiGS
Henry Wood
Edward A Cabell
Franklin McCue
Gerard 3 Stuart
VIM " Burwell
Thomas ? Mitchell
Jacob Myers
Ed z Hunter
George W. Kyle
Thomas n Flood
Richard ~. 1oler
Thomas Fox
Robert b Cnrhin
Clayton &. Coleman
Wyatt, Caldwell
Edmund Bioadus
Allen Wilson
Thomas Whitworth
Robert +. Scott
James X Marshall
George Anderson
Samuel Hale
John Wade
Henry ErskIne
David Gibson
WIN Seymour
Shrrwin McRae
VIM Hamlet
VIM G Wor'hington
Anthony Kennedy
Edward i. 1'ay!oe
Vim II. Tayloe
Anthony Lawson
Lewis Beard
Sanford J. Ramey
Henry + Harrison
Nehemiah Smith
James Evans
VIM d. Hodges
Thomas Massie
Samuel Waits
VIM Etheredge
George L. Ycrby
VIM Mcconnell
John G.. Staples
John +. May
Whiimell Z. Tunsta!l
John Keen
Tallman
William Roberts
William Walden
Wyndham Robertson
Alfred Lpyhurn
Charles 2 Dorman
James NJ. Stephenson
John j. Jackson ST
cable Hhigs.
Thomas n. Bayly.
Thomas 7 Cropprr
Valentine ". Sou,hall,
Thomas w GIlrIer.
k, Garter Crafford
George J. F. Lorimer
Thomas Smith.
John NJ. Gregory.
Van Reynolds.
Jos 4 Allyn.
VIM. G Walker-ll.
, TO be supplied By an election 10 ~
SUITS
ous names from the List Of '''
Conservative Column, Mess'
Mcmillan of Brooke, (w mol"
launch, uniform Republican
doubtful FOR a time only) ~ ~
is, ("ho will 90 for a 'lrn' "
we have struck from its WE
and Cropper Of Accom D,s
A!bcmarls, Craffnrd Of El'''s
he Delegate from Essex SUI
James Ci,y. Van REYNOLDS :.
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PHILIP BROWNLEE,
JAMES DAIMWOOD,
fIEZ w. SPESSARD,
MOSES LUNA,
3 K. CALDW ELL,
S ". HUBBARD,
WA PAXTON.
AMBROSE MYERS,
NJ z. SpESSARD,
JNO. HENDRlCkSON.
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NtVUUICaH
Your otcdicnt servant.
JOHN T. ANDERSON

supported srt fe years ego by you and the whole
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Ezrac IF IcHer fran Thos Richie to John + 7rder

Dear Sir am unable 10 give you the authorship of
tie articles you refer uIwlthoui the writer's Consent
SacI: The unn:in rne upon the cccnson. presume
matter of little importance 10 you, tut II you shall
so much Importance 10 it, you viii be pleased 20
make formal call np"n me, will then communicates
;he party concerned, and as soon as have reply
WI duly inform you.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

We nlo kod enough publish recollection serve
US, Mr. Andersons former upon soh. cg
arc k'nd enough - publish tic pr.ssL,.- -Epcrter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22

was presen, at the meeting in Ne~castie referred 10
in the foregoing statement aud certify that the said
statement, far il relates TO what occurred al that
meeting. 10 true. Given under my hand this 10Th Of Au-
gust 1899. JAMES WATKINS
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
HousatOnic Rail Road. Ofice of lhe HoNsGkOnic RaiI Rnad Co.

BRDGEPoRT, July 10. 1889.
 The board of Directors of the Housatohic Rail Road Company have. assessed and re- quired to be paid to the Treasurer, on the 18th day of August 1889, an instalment of Twenty Dollars on each share of the capital stock of said company.
 Stockholders residing in Brcok6eld. New Milford and Sherman. may pay to Asa Pick ct, Esq of New-M Milford those in Kent, to Aiphcus Fuller, Esq, of Kent those in Corn wall, Warren, sharon. Salisbury and South Canaan. to Peter Bierce, Esq, of Cornwall ; and those in North Canaan. 10. William Adam, Esq, of North Canaan. These gen. tlemen arc authorized by the Treasurer to receive instalments and give receipts there for in his name. As it is the determination ofthe Directors of the company to complete the road as far as New Milford before the setting in of winter. it becomes necessary that every lstockhOl&er should be prompt in the payment of the instalmenfs as they are called for, in order to accomplish the object. They can pay to either of the above named per: sons. or to the Treasurer at Bridgeport. 8 JESSE STERLING, Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
vlALUABEH PROPERYX, =, FOA. ISagle CT. To EeE.

AA FRsHAT pleasant situation about NsSs N one mile north ofthe village IssssES8 of New Milford, on the road lead- sszA ing from New Milford to Litch- field, and also the same distance from the Housatonic Rail Road which is 10 be compile ted during the present year.
 A House tsd0 aRd h0lf stories, bdck Kitchen,
 STORE, Cheese House, Barn, capa-
 fioHs SAed aud Sf0biing, 0a acre aud q
 half 6f Valuable Land atsached to tke prem;ses. ia q Aigk state cf calsivntion, P spon Whieh is q young orchard of first rate grGfted frait. 9; ss sssss .. The above buildings arc in 0 state of perfect repair, having been very recently built, and the house newly painted. Under the kitchen is cistcrn of Q capacity sufficient to hold a. bout forty barrels-and a we'll within eight feet ofthe house which never fails to yield a sufficient supply of that indispensable ele- tnent so requisite at all seasons of the year. The buildings have been ncommodiously fitted for a tavern stand, and have been used about two years for that purpose.
 Any person wishing to find one of the most delightful locations in the county of Litch- field tor the prosecution of Mercantile Rusi- ness in connection with Public House, can be accommodated upon reasonable terms by applying to the subscribers. Possession will be given the firsteof April next. tas
 ..5s, HOMER BEARD, ,, ! TIE s5e os.ss ,s SUSANNIAH TAYLOR r Nes6- Miyords Feb. 26 lSS0. tf39
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01

Atie Court cf Probate holden at Ply'.outh,
 within and for the District of Plymouth, O, r the l3ih day of July. A. D. 1899: 3s a: l t. Present, CGluin Butler, Esq. Judge. { -ETPON the. petition, of Silas Hoadley, of -O Plymouth, in the county of Litchfield, showing to this court, that he is guardian of George T. Hoadley, of Plymouth, within said district. minor; that said minor is the owner of real estate situated in said Plymouth, viz about fifty -four acres of land, abutting east on Lyman Hall and highway, north on New ell Minor, west on Markham and Bronson, and south on turnpike Iroad, with a house, barn and shop on the same, beiBgithe place where Wm. P. Hoadley resided before his death, valued at about seventeen hundred dol- lars; that it would be for the benefit of said minor 10 have said real estate sold and the avails thereof put out at interest for the ben- eft of said minor on legal security, praying for liberty to sell said property for the pur- pose aforesaid, as per petition on file:
 3 His ordered by this court, that said guardian give notice of said application, by causing the same to be published in one of the news papers printed in Litchfeld, inthe county of Litchfeld, three weeks excessively. at least six weeks before the hearing i; and that said petition will be heard at the probate office in said district on the 14th day of September next, at one o'clock in the afternoon.
 Certified from Record.
 CALVIN BUTLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
PROBATE SALE.

TN pursuance of an order from the Court of ll lProbate for the districtof HarwintoD, will be sold at public auction, at the late dwelling house of Richard F.1Welton, late of Harwin- ton, deceased, (unless previously disposed of at private sale,) on the 5ths day of August. 1889, at o'clock in the afternoons so much of the Real Estate of said RrcHARD F. WEI- TON, late of said Harwinton. as will raise the sum of one hundred and ninety dollars and seven cents, with incidental chai ges of sale.
 HENRY HoLT, Administrator.
 ~ FYdfsr;nton. Julvl2. IS3O. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01

Epitaph, pinned to tho curtain of the bed, on the bridal night of Dr. Caldwell. on his marriage with Miss Death 'ftfa @af08 z Here lies wapscn suicide,
 Alittle out of breath, ~
 Who 10 enjoy heavenly bride, .,. .r
 Hath put himself to death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
INEERRS 10 EIeOse Concerned.

TT. is paintal for the subscriber to be under N the necessity of again calling upon such individuals as have been repeatedly called on to settle accounts of long standing, but those who disregard this notice may suffer more pain. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
 T.itchfeld. .J,tzv 1S. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
CLERK WANTED.

"ANTED, to go to Colun6iG, So. CH. a
 " Young Man as Clerk in a Dry Goods House, who has had not less than three years experience in a Country Store, and who would expect 10 give a thorough attention tp busi- ness, and be remunerated. For further in- fornation, application may be made to Mar tin Webster, Esq, Wolcottville, to whom communications may be addressed. or A. N. at this office. 5*6 July II.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
:, LitchaSe1st EssQssires.. PUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers two dollars per year. payable before the expraton o six months. i,. s,.s ,..@sI.. To companies of any number over six. @1 50 per year. payable as above: To companies less than six, $l 75 per year, payable as before 25 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices ate exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation. S. No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages Notice of a wish to discontinue must be given be- fore the expiration of year.
 Q1-ADyERTisiNG One square, thFee insertions, $l, and the same proportion for two or ftiofe squares. Half square, 75 cts Continuance over three weeks % per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for Adyertisements continued 6or l2 months.
 Administrators' and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioner Notices, g
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01

William Pierce, aged o. one of the last relics the Tea Party" was present at the Faneul Hall cele. bration of the 4th at Boston. He helped 70 his carriage hy another revolutionary lad, aged ss.
 ACCIDENT TO MR. CLAy.-The Cincinnati Gazette of the 9th inst. says-aWe learn that the stage in which Mi. Clay was passenger upset on Saturday near Palmyra, O., and that he was slightly injured Another passenger had bis leg broken" Mir. Clay is peculiarly unfortunate i his travels He has several times narrowly escaped with his life from the upset ting of stage coaches. ....
 A SIeN FROM VRsulA.-Thc Petersburg Constel. ation, one of the ablesi and wanest Loco Foco pa pers the Whgs had to encounter in the late contest has been discontinued for want of patronage. The editor in announcing his determination says-"I can not consent to impose on the few WHO DO PAY. to gra- dfy the many who do not"
 m Pgatonic Loue-.W What.' said lady to gentle. man, " do yoa think of platOnic love 2" "Madam.' replied he, very soleumly, think it s like all other tOnics, very exciting"
 IIoso to get rid efs Dsbs-There is but one way to get rid of an honest debt honestly, and that to pay
 :" Yas Aigh-deer tkas Is :" as the Ibex said to the GazelIe. ven the Giraffe declared she couldn't stoOp to converse with 'em! @ lae S~~~e'~~'O' ~~~---~ crat states that more than one thousand acres o wheat which, if they had fully ripened, would have yielded more than 5000 bushels, were destroyed by | hail s.orm last sithday. The stcsm extended sas ss ar as Wayne county, and after it hsd passed over the hail lay upon the ground to the depth of four in ches. The meadow land also sustained serions in jury. tse. Tw1cr NoosED-A young man in Georgia, named Barber, got married on the 2esh ult, and hanged him sell on-the 2lst. aE
 Erpecsed Dsel-It is stated on the auihority Of letter from Opelousos that duel was to have aker place between the Hon. Rice Garland. the COngres siOnal Representative from the third district and Geo R. King, Esq. Our readers will remember that quarrel arose between these gentlemen some week. since at a frial in court, during which ME Garland struck Mr. King. The partiesI says the Iines has already left OpeousaR. and were to nght on ne otne ] side of tfe TiveE--N o. Bee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
Copartnership Notice.

Copartnership Notice.
 TSHE subscribers have this day formed . 'a A copartnership under the firm of , ,...s XXI Church & AgaRd,
 y < ls7 for the manufacture ot
 2 7;n, Copper, Brass and Skeet Iron Ware, .}.2' IN WoEcorrvTLLE, where they will furnish Pedlars with good assortment of the above named wares,a toge- tfer win a general assortment of Yankee No tons, BritGnnia Wares. 8c., as low as can be bought ataay other estab ablishment in the state. All orders received from merchants to the amount of $25 and upwards will be filled al fhereguiar wholesale price, and forwarded 10 any town in the county free of expense. !, -T Fave !Troths and Conductors made and nlIt up in theI best manner. as efsE~ <
 Will keep on hand a good assortment of .., COOKING SEO v.ES,
 amongst which are Morse's celebrated Atha-
 nor, Gillett 6 Rand's Farmers Stoves. Paricr Stoves. Box Stoves, Fire Frames. Oven Months.
 Cast iron PIoughs. Sleigh Shoes' Hollow 9 Wares, &c &c., which will be sold as cheap as can De bought at the manufacturers. 2 HJ- All kinds of work done at short notice Tt CHARLES s. CHURCH, ~'"@ BRADLEY R. AGARD.
 WolcotriEle, March' q. 1889. lIas stf A
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
CAN RE HAD AT THE STORE OF 6. ID. WHEELER,

Dry Goods and Groceries. G HAD, Mackerel, and pickled Codfsh O. FLOUR by the barrel or pound-Hay making Utensils, and Farming Tools gene. rally-Cu Cultivators Palm Leaf Hats, Caps and Hoods Travelling Baskets Umbrellns and Parasols- Mats for carriages. halls, and doorways-Tea Walters, Tubs, Fails, Keel. CTS, Whips, Shoes, &c. &c. | U Freight taken to and from market, and flour delivered, in the village at one dollar advance from cost for cash in hand.
 Litchfeld.. .Eulv II. r~ 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01

yh B. W. MORSE TWILL be found in East Street, opposite " the Congregational Church, where he will keep an assortment of o,, .@ ,ss Cooking Stoves and Pipes
 with an assortment oC
 Fire Frames, Box Stoves, Sc. Litrhfeld March IA. uo Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
rNsEcrIvoRoUs BIRDS.

MR. FEsssNDEN-These are to the far mer and gardener of great value. They were designed by the Creasof to check the too great increase of insects; sud no far mcr ought to suffer them io be wantonly
 destroyed on his premises. The number of insects destroyed by the robin; swallow, sparrow. mock k-bird, and other small birds, is astonishing. One Iittlo family will de- stroy several hundreds in a single day.- Some little time since. a pair of these small Lirds bull. a nest on lilss, which grew close to one of my windows. In the time of incubation, there was long and severe starm and a strong wind. The egg were in danger of being thrown overhoart by the writhing of the bush. Conscious Q
 this, the female kept ,on the nest to preven
 any accident which might follow on her lea wing ii. to collect food. Her mate. like good sprovider, was basily engaged ihrcugt the day in collecting food (iDseetsl ~eieh ne
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-01
More Mew Roolzs.

4X40re NeW B0OkSs A MONO which are tho Young Lady's Friend A-the Young Lady's Gift-Mammon- Temperance Tales-Stage Coach-Book ot Conversation. Also, great variety of
 School Books.
 December IS. t~ s. GALPIN. ]
The native American., 1839-11-16
G A u ITO n

txrE are called on 10 caution the public, the Druggists
wv particular against purchasing from any traveller
u"0f DR. EVANS INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
as their unprecedented in the OF Consump
ton Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, lndigeson CosiiVe-
ness Loss of Appetite, Palpitaon Of the Heart, Pam
in the Head Breast, Back ard Limbs, Dizziness, Rest
lessness and all diseases originating in the stomach
Heart Lungs, Liver, andvae associate organs &C., as
caused reckless lmposter who ii is asceiained mas
been travelling through yivania Dayan virginia.
&c. to counterfeit and yend deleterious imitation OF
EVANS CAAOMILE AND APERiENI fiLLo'
and another ipposer has introduced INTO FenhsYFai"'
&c., spurious article, puFPorting 10 be Paris SooTl-
SYRUP for children when cutting their teelh-poh
of which deleterious countereits therefore, IN
order to protect the public against the lnroads 9" sc
impositions and TO secure them the benefit which his
Genuine Medicines fail in besowing he caused
the label of Evans CAMonILE Sc. PILLS. 10 De en-
tered according to act OF Congress.
A notice of which entry is printed on the labels on
every bottle of the Genuine Pills and he has caused the
name of Dr. j. L. Paris 10 be stricken out fte labe OF
his celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children when cutting
their teeth that the label Of the genuine syrup reads
..DR. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP ali iniaiIi.
Bile remedy for the pain and sickness 10 which children
subject when cutting teeth tested and approved by
thousands Of mothers and who have by lts early
applications only prevented their children from SUI.
ferng excrucalng pain but in many instances rescued
them from death.
Gg-B particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that Dr.. Evans nevervend any OF his medicines
through the medcm of his resident agents, as adj
versed hrougi the Union, or at the Western Office
Louisville, Ky, and his princpe Office 100 Chatham
Street, New York, where wholesale orders will be
promptly executed on the most liberal terms.
G5The public may rest assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge OF DR., Evans, any
of his agents. where the Counterfeit Medicines par
chased Wendell he will give them the earliest public
notice of the imposition. Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drag.
gists who have been detected, and their vii! he
laid before the public at an early date. THE BEST
PROTECTION he offer for the PRESENTS to caution
purchasers TO obtain his Medicines from the
AGENTS ONLY
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington D. c.
c. CRUIKsHANK, Georgetown, d. c.
BELL s. ENTwtsTLE, alexandria, D. c.
The native American., 1839-11-16
c o n S u vi PIT o N!

MR.. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS have, from
their extraordinary success in giving instant relief
and III curing Colds, Coughs Ashmas, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Wheeling, fighness Of the Chest Pain in the
side, Splitting of Blood Chilliness and Shverings that
preccde Feyers and Lung Complaints generally! become
after from every part Of the country, account Of the
astonishing which mas attended their admnistra
ton III the above compans, frequently curing the most
obstinate and giving the most unexpected relief,
after every other remedy has in"d and persons had
given themselves up in despair Of cnre!
They have been known 10 persons supposed to be
far gone in consumption, and exhibiting all the appear
anca Of approaching dissolution.
and such have been the saluary effects of these Pills,
even III hopeless far to mitigate the suerngs
Of he patient evidently 10 prolong life for days and
weeks, and give 10 it positive comfort they
pccted to enjoy
The operation of the pills is wonderful in easing respi-
ration quoting the cough and procuring comfortable
rest
Common colds frequently removed in few hours.
ty- Although (sayS person speaking of these Pllls)
my wife has tried various medicines of the first celebrity
for Asthmac difficulty Cor affection Of the Iungs)
which at times exceedingly distressing coniinng
her to her house for days and weeks together, she finds
nothing giSes her lie relief aich Rss 7shn,ac Pills do
easing her resp ration, quoting her cough, and giving
her comfortable rest. And this is the testimony Of hum
dre,s thousands The relief which aged peorle. as
we'll as others, experience from the Of these Pills. is
truly astonishing, and renders theDl invaluable to many,
ana N fact to some, essential auxiliary to their
comfort, aad almost TO their existence!
!15- Physician informs TIE Proprietor that gentle
IN the country observed to him. ne had reason be-
eve the Of these Pills had been The means of saving
his life.
Price whole boxes, 30 Pills, 81 half do. II Pills
r.:t@reA b; Thompson H'!ar, Boston, and for sale at
TODD'S Drug Store.