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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-31
N EyV GOODS,

gg cit t1lG GA9eMa1 Geg68 Store
TIME subscriber has received an addition
- 20 bis former stock Of Goods, which he
Is anxious 70 sell cheap for cash. Purchasers
can find Ut 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;
yelvets. light and dark Vesfings cold Table
Covers, Table Linen, Irish Linen, linen Cam
brio, cross barred and safsnet Cambria, Book
Muslin, Bobinet Lace, linen cambric and silk
Handk'fs, silk and ginghnm Craynfs, brown
and bleached Sheetings, brown and bleached
Drillines, Canton Flannel. Ticking, Cotton
Check. Corded Skirts, Cotton Diaper, Batting
and Wicking, white and c0lOred Wadding,
Socks and Mocasins Hose, Gloves, Unbrcl-
ias. SuspenyfsrS "a. &c. &c. lfssts 49,
~ ALSO, %sa @t
GgsSssSx, CSsOckces.w, Ea1stItess,
Brass Wfsst Nerd We're,
Aclasses. Sugar, I'ea. coiee' Spices. ground
ind iinground. FLOUR, Salt. Snuff and To
bacco. smoked aud picked Hclabut. picked
and dried Goldfish. Ehad, Mackerei. SoLE
\ 44tiEH &C; 80 y. p WtiEELE ~,
LafChHtIUS aOcf. u. sasls HI
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.NOI.IEE.

VIE Subscriber hereby gives notice "a
= the residents and n6n-Fesiaenis Of the
town Of Torrington liable 10 pay taxes. that
he will receive sheir state. lown ana highway
taxes ON theassessment list Of 1853 at the
schooi house il Newfield on Friday the 1st
Jay OF November next az 9 O'clock a. d. ;
2. me Farmers Go. Store al O'Clock 4. "A. ;
q Inc store Of Nathaniel Smith at g o'clock
~. o. the same day--at the store Of Eras-
Jus hodges ON Saturday the I'd of November
4s O'Clock r, M; at the store Of Edwin
noages q Co. at A o'clock r. M. of the same
1ay-and at the public house of Albert Brad-
icy on Monday the 4th day Of November, at
o'clock p. Nj. ~ s,s
lst.I,r, q, .si4 WILLIAM LEACH, Collector;
- Huntington. Oct q 1890 &.1D
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All Court Of Probate holden ~ Ke''t scifhin and
for Lhe District Of Keas, On ~ eth day Of
October, A. D. 1885, Nh
s.ss Present, Natkaniel n. Perry Judge
KTPON the petition Of Nelson y. White, Of
" Danbury, Id Fairfield county, shelving
10 this Court that he, Is the lawful guardian
.of Smith Booth, Of said Kent, minor under
the age al 81 years; and that said minor Is
the owner in fee Of one undivided third part
of the following tracts Of land situate In said
Kent, and bounded and described as follows,
10 wit: one tract beginning at the northwest
corner of Sarah Booth's Homestead IN the
line 81 John Mills, land thence north 40 de-
grees west in the line of said Mills land i6
rods. and links to shrub oak bush on the
top Of q bank, then south % degrees west 4
rods, then south 40 degrees east ~ rods and
8 links, thence north SO degrees west 4 rods
.tOthe first mentioned bounds, and y bounded
north, on land of said John Mills, east on said
Sarah Booths land, south and west on land
of Hopson pratt's heirs |: the other tract be-
ginning at the southeast corner Of said Sarah
Booths homestead by the highway hence
IN the line Of said Sarah Booths land north
40 degrees west 5 rods and 2 links, thence
south S6 degrees west 2 rods and ~ links,
thence south 40 degrees east 8 rods and 2
links 10 The highway, thence in the line of
said highway 10 the place Of beginnine: and
Is bounded north on said Sarah BOOTH land,
south and west on said HopsoH Prattss heirs
land, and east on highway containing n both
tracts eighty-six rodsS that said tracts Cf land
are % located with reference 70 adjoining
proprietors that they cannot be occupio With
any profit or advantage 70 said minor and
that IL would promote his interest 70 sell the
same; praying this court q. order and decree
that the right and interest of said minor In
and to The Said tracts Of lard be sold and to
authorize and empower the petitioner erspwe
Other meet person to sail and convey The
same according to the statute j. such case
made ana provided, as per petition cAr file,
dated he 5th day of October, a, D. 1889
n " e ordsred ty this court. fhak sad guardian
give notice Of the tendency cf said pstltiop
81 causing this order g be pubIished ia y
newspaper printed in Itch ield, ~ Litchfield
county. three weeks successiyely. u leas. slx
weeks before, the hearing Of 9hid petition;
and that said petition viii be heard and de-
termined On the first Monday of January "A,
D.le4O. al the probate office 10 said Kent q
8o'clock IN The forenoon. M
M 1ss.7 Certified from Record
I. % NATE'L r. rRRnx, Judge.
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lzssssss, CSsOekces.sg, EAs.tNless,
Brass lgssSg Hard BVsSy3eg.


ISAAC LAWRENCE has Just received.
Aaund olEefs for sale, the largest stock Of
Cloths which he has everofIered III one time
accomplishing alfBpst every quality Of Broad
Cloths, Beaver Cloths, Pilot Cloths, Mohair
and lion slim Coating CassiniereS, Eattinets
and Vestirgs. ofegery style. y II gasa Ag,sE
NM LifehEeld f9cfa m. kRses fisa9 ssi4s " lge
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Az q Court Of Pro6dgs holden Ok Canad,s, b, he
1900, l0M day of Ociober. a. n. 1880
TysTATE Of CALL FREEHEN, late Of Sharon,
- deceased The administt represents
the estate insolvent, md prays the appoint
ment of Commission thereon where,lpoll,
ordered, that Commissioners - receive, exa-
mine, and adjust the claims Of the creditors
Of said estate, be appointed at the Probate
Office in Canaan, on the second day of
November, 1889, at two O'Clock IN the
afternoon; and that all persons Interested il
said estate may benotifisd thereof the admi-
illustrator will cause this order TO be publish
ed in a newspaper printed In Litchfeid, and
post copy thereof on 4 public signpost in
said Sharon. Atrue copy Of record.
40 WILLIAM nj. BURRAr1., Judge.
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EIe les
I q 4, s,f IA kinds,

Crockery, GLASS Ware, &c.
.IlIfsthegood people of This and adjoining
toana wish % purclzase any of me above
named asf1eles. they may rest assured that
theyswiII he aoI1 Oh % Reasonable terms Is
could b. Mishnt, with the surety Of obtain-
ing GOOD articles BY calling at ,,S
f,ss Ssrsa aoors Easi b !. Genre 81 Asraesio'i,'
s,a Eifckfe7x Eepf. 81 1886. w "a II ii
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- ~ -. $50 . 4
Cougtship as46g de Pgrnsee. lEufEay, "a
nus book Of travels gives US The following
method of courtship among thu Pawnes
When the lover wishes @ break The lea
; ne comes TO her fathers telli d1inTilea. md
2 s ssss On corner Of she mat i0f d con- dsf6-
. y.e ume, ana then goes away without xhE&k (.
ins nst I,s Is y, the prelrninay iep. shsws
the hand The iirst blUshifg ~ ;g -.
dress the first mutual glance 81 unasrsI9n-
olng. After few days the Yolle man Is.
tuLals weeslng nls Duilalo robe with the hair
usMas1s ~ j. & 1saIn slss down ilenf ia Tie
Il corner q kaN tent this lsA proposal d req
/ uiar popping 81 the questioQS. If the tatR.
er e geieTmlned 70 Isjeck hinif nothing IS,
placed TOR him 70 sit on nlI. meat u Of
!ered MN but Il he appgqae q ne rl1tch.
sNese rites q Hospitality are ssERs!l
teas!s are then given BY ll,s resi- i've baf-
ties, IN order to obtain the consent 81 tkSfrs
Ielatives. y both feasts tetminste lAvorablg
u ms respect the young man presents Inns
81 once more before the bride et the door
o hef tenls ana then turns round and walks
slowly on towards his, she rises and follows
htm--the marriage Is then complete (ifsiie
remains sitting, 4 e . sign that her family
qecilnes thc match AL this s. done with.
S Spae wSr Ser sSssSg pe sss. hs ssne
most extraordinary part of the AFFAIR Il. tkat.
having marricd M elder sisley, he has Tieht
70 marry All the younger oie6 Is they Eile-,
tcessively attain the age of puberty TIE
eutho! adds. "a have seen several chiefs who
nave ~ inns manner married whole fa4s'i.
/ iy me eldest vie being the grsatest drudge.
enc me y0ungest being generally the fevcr-,
ne snllana, and epnsequ doing the least
EVsAs g N: ~ ..sss N N 4 Y; ss.s' \;
IN -. " -; ~. Y
49,. q ne aaX pnlSRased
ing cirsumsssncs i iwas ws m sS ct VS.
sna,s SdenIr ,h n 1911 we waa
~ ~ wv ssaIls. he
saUS wass.s 80 Waser 49, net veF
s $50. ~ yas Iescssa from ni$
49, r. cfoMa Snf.
:. !, sns Tess opens
S ~ ss We slsss Y. ~ y. 1sAss s'Qa9s
IA 1.y o2r
"a ~ ~.
eo,inle N Manasors ssy ssSs n s,,e NV
Insy \ had about me. !. Dear bless WV, sis 3
sal1 In gsisnl1sns Whom sne occgkEsnce
49, $3.50 " sns ngs Gene nat
=. So tnfes umes snls Wee' kae xekular-
VI drewns. % poiscns. ~ staps himself four
q nve .imss every wsek j, II. WY doss he
returned ras liz il man. II hs ~ cleyef s II5
.ns CCn!rasy ana PEN .ss up e go2n aesl 8
.aoney ID " i 1. Wy: iss en sxse.aent uuss-
l Y Ms week lnan az pa w0fklng hard"
49, IL. Y; ~ IN Nv snen II. srasa
sh;Hr wv. y Wv y.
hsrsS ,vnr1 I'm ~ q I'M.
he's snnnthinc i,s NJ ~:
@Fif - ~ -
"A Goop Hrr.-The folloWtinT fiosf he IA
wa Sun Is deserving the ntlen5ioi II every
one of our readers the cone i:aA q
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WILLIAM W. ELLSWORTH.
81 4 pRf1f.T = & ssrFrsrs (. -
oa Y his uniyersal Providence presides over q
81 Cod. a. . - - ~ n.ness g ine MoFl
Gsa dsi,a ;n ;s divine knowledgs. power
ca ne clearer llght OF Reyelatiep shows .hs
and beneyolrrc.s WIN lnhniae M'saor
ddna ia ii their possss u aSS s sbsn ,Ss nss e
II Become ~ - ~ AUG sesereign purposes
heic ,e r =, - creatures q me power 20 %!
tiate hs NJ TS prop
IN snc faI.,s y n na opr dearest interests
ra WING ~ 49, ~, n1o e. us review ne year nov
SINGS. sDrnaI 81 49, esislss as oles
M ~. ..,a q sat we may delight e come R aie
~ - OuI Ia.setss WIN unhmlted praise Nnc
ri LesE,s y, h. ay me homage q agoslng and crate
faithful God '.' ~l'o was our 'a'neF : covenant ant
this SAX IS an,., teyssea custom @ sne people q
H. ~ oG appolnt 1A.EsdcSs the swenty-eightt
T1anise;vsg "vd P,as = g oI g ~ cay 9
ers 10 ieif usual places 81 nbc synrssp sS ,h.ra
with devoted affections ana ;ovfnl nra;ses ress ~
knowledgments e the Author ofoar being and o a
hlessngs specially 70 thank Him for having eniow-
our view through the alonement and RessIaiibn 81 i'm
sothai. in ourday, light knowledge are SPREADING
So through the Nations of the earth and
tne philaltIropc infuence Of Christian truth ibes d
our own Nation he has given constitution Of Tree
principles and equitable laws sscnrity o properly
eSeaoyn g Ss . rae sGs
and agriculture, are generally prospered and sboys
all tor the trnitfulness and plenty Of tie year
"A ae, Us also sSpplcst: God that he would ssgd
truth, jussce, snS true EServ pnc e sboesee ~
asehood. sellishness and restless aMhilio that he
would ping these States in closer pniOn give ha!nc
upon The paths q out Rusrs- impars Is shs psops
que sense q the value Of our insltntions and 0pen
their eyes 70 the peculiar danaeEs which ihre1ten
dice 70 yield 70 enlarged views Of he eeneFai eoc
local iealousy and self asgrandzemess q So exsin
sr oss ~ = Il rss snd ,hss y
.a9fses and are exposing us g The Judgements Of =
d sverv ~ a a.a ss
Il home and abroad continue 70 difnse kncwIsdes
snd Truth and s extendto shis lind .he blessnes q
~ sbe ~ has. y sesu.,y
sols inslrsc.ion p that We may happily i9fl lie
dnc ensoy sne "a an
Given under ~ hand md Ne ssal of aid s,ass 1,
HARTFORD. ,his eighth day of OcloheF, IL ne yeas
oSE aosa 2ns ,housaad s,ghl nlnassa afq an.r
States he sixsy.fours6. ' ''''' - -
WILLIAM w. ELLSWORTH.
~ R a,,s E1SeelIhsncy .scommaId.
\ 1850 - -'AAA' .'se.s'ass' n saIt M siS
z" Wen, your Gres, Regulator Il zone i. Is The az
ulting exclamation Of the MinglnGs and small lights
nocG,Oco's ~ a0Oas ne city. snO ss W. ex
We will here deal with bui one 81 them. The Whes
neser regarded the mammoth Pennsylvania Bank o.
nave @ we we sey
harmonious acton betwssn'shc Banks ind sHs Gov.
ernmsnt frequent and disssiToss were ".
eonade and s nve sSs, msn hst hs
delpha institution, is Il Inns existed FOR The Ias. i've
var! !s. was 2 regulator ct the currency. 1910
aer ystens sc Ns,cra Rsr nsn,nsS M
of Removing he Dsposiies. Since then, iis curse-
~ MN SsSS n.s 81 % Nv
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RE oUsLln BE IsAIns. satin Sylphide, Cleclc.
1VA ings Or Victoria Goods for dFesses-@
Bodhbazihes EDglish, French and German
Merinos plain aId & & sars %, r llgst ciE,
A.nericah Prints. &c. &C. &c. and 30 forth
IS IifeLfeld. Oct. 10. ae4s b4sfs hsas pisi10 Z.
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II - .,s Leather. ,sa M
rtJST received from NeW-York, q supply
% Of Soal and Upper Leather. which will
be sold e fair prices By ]: go 81.
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4 RRoKE inc sLs euclosui

3 $50 ID ROKE into the ellcl0 sure
~ ID ofthe subscriber u Win
chester, on or about the 9th inst.
/ NJ three bright red cologed beasts,
which has horns a little Topped ages I'M
known, but apparently about two years old.
The owner is requested to paysthe necessary
expense and take them away.
s GIDEON HALL
Winchester, Oct. IL, 1882. 20
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EoIenftyilIe Academy n

TNykIE Winter Term of he Wolcottsille
ki Academy will commence on Monday
The 9Th 81 November next, under the instftc-
ton u 81. IzkNAN rs0Rr0N, Of Goshen its
Tuili0ns iof common Engiish branches u
per qassset o. IL highsE English branch.
Eeg "a.
! Thet erm viii ennlinna i've or six months.
asssssg 3AmUKE A GnovKss - ~
~ y SO 81 8: skibi t1QEns q -
Wolc6afiIys Sept 26s ~ y !. - - "
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g bssssss ,RNasl T,0as Etae4 Il n sTs
go toA sks't y Tins oEFIcE. M lsss fa
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NEu Go0Ds.

EWAS iustreceivcd d fresh supply of New
Ez Goods, among which are d Few pisces
0KMuslinde Lnins . beautiful piece pf blue
black French BonIeazire blue black Sill !;
Glovss. Hcsiery, SSc. sla fssisass Hay 28
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BROKE INTO

I,r7 - lWILLIAM liEACHs COUecEQEs
!. lorrangtOns Oct. 8, 1899. ~
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SIGNS tr0m Kesis-n pirpin,a!

Erirnet of letter from -4urghany county, July 70.
"rhe Bath Delegate, learn from Bath men, IS a
Conservative, but is pledged 10 go with The Admnisa
ton; bat whether he viii will not, vote for Mr. Rives,
no man | have seen could inf"rm me. The election
turned upon local question Uhe division OF Inc conniy)
md his own section of the county supported h'rD una
nimou.ly without regard ~ party In Pocahentas
county, they ran, am told. si1 Democrats ana one
Wing who bea, The old Delegate fire votes such con-
duct in as thorough Dpmocrac county as pocshoulas
is i. unpardonable. The Republicans "l tocahontas
ought 10 instruct their Representative about their wish
es) can assure you. that go lnF as can ieafh me
Democracy of the Mountains is as true nnd as hrm as
il ever was and v Buren, is safe. Conservative hig.
gerry is becoming in very low epue and ere long VIII
only be mentioned with contempt
Froia anoiher litter bsyOnd The Mountains.
at have seen several gentlemen from the N"r1h."es'
and Sou,hwes, Of Virginia. and they assure me, mat
the People of The West with the Administrator =
In f.le Tennessee ii is 10 tol. CA gentleman OF Gray
sony snys that in Russell, Grayson, and all those coun.
ties Mr. Rves is becoming very unpopular, and The
merbers cannot Tor him. He may Try the effect
Of speerfying in dHrren, paris OF the State. bot as
Sam Slick says Of religious Conroversasts, 90 may
happily your friends conankeraIe your opponents ana
nusc your own hy u hu' DEFY yoa 10 satve H.
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Scientific and Classical SchO0L.

THE subscribers open Scientific and Classical School in
the civ Richmond the Gih dag Of September nea ~
rho occupied School Room by tie
Rev Dr. Empie. subject the institution VIII be 81!
vidcd into three classes 49,.
INC fist elias, embrace spning Reading, Writing hnihmc
tic Geography and the English Grammar
The second will embrace the subjects OF the fst ca
sethcr History Composition, and the cemnnS Of Tho Latin
The hiId elias. will! embrace Choms'ry Natural end Moral ih-
Io,ophy Algebra Surveying and the Greek ana La
Tin Classics. 49,
The tuition of the frat Gloss will be S3' per session
DO. second no. ~ ""'
DO. bird do % ao.
The scholastic will consist OF 10 months, beginning ~
ruu,. on the Is, October and terminating The last Of July
nv E.tc,coce ia made 10 Rev. Adam Empr, d. Geo. Wasor
II n, ucC,u &. G. p. BURRUSS.
80 WA. PRYOR
Aura
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StrNftON'S office.

TICKETS all the Lotteries ard the really lucky Numbers
snlr NJ STATIONS Lucky Office. Look Dig Capitals sod
and cased by the All Pze Seller rIe IL
months.
Dawn Nos in the county. No %, drawn July rs.
30 81 So Is d. 81 81 Is ~ d 81 80
Tickets Is 81 57-do 80 AZ 81, sold AID eashcd hy
SrRATrOS.
Drawn Nos. in Va. Welisburg No. 3, drawn July %.
81 - % ST AZ 20 25 81 ! 80 80 II
Drawn in Va Nook Lottery, Extra = drawn July 3Ot
SO Gl 25 j. % "A IL 40 30
po do I6 is 80 SrRsTToN.
Splendid every week and Bustcr for the 2h Of Sop
mbcrCupal siOO OOOo,hcr PtzrS proportion. Tickets $50
SrRAIToss is the place fer capitals
NJ B-O!ers the country .fomp,y confden,iay
tended 10, if addressed TO y. slhaiioS,
Ans Io5-tsf Richmond, ia.
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ELECTION IN TENNESSEE.

The following estimates are from The pen % srn'.e
man. who has The best opportunities OF maS!hg U? an
opinion. !, is probably The most accurate
which we h,ve seen. The election III ifuhs-see 'ooA
EXTRACT of Letter yfrom Nashville, Ja'y 23
q ~ 80 - ,he midst Of q RrvolunE, bunTess as
re,, 0nr no GOO ynrss are as the old h"usekrrpefs
say of their yeast. in work Our friends on The A.
arrIc border must not r1p'c &c" '"uIn u Us on ms,
ra,nsssse On Federal and Drn"cTa'ic principles
..In 81, Cannon heat Armstrong 2O,c00 When Polk
c,sncd The depending canplen on The Is, April there
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.James GIN .Naried L.3.ND far sale.

NY virtue of the Robert Mos deceased OF James Ly
county Virginia shall before the door OF INC
Couubouc in the Williamsburg the second Nondsy va
ill., n,br btLe AM containing about Five uGare ac'n'
Of nd ON credi, months Bond and approved e.
v "a nj he required and the land 10 secure the pnfc'
money Ncuri, all the land has been properly mafo
Farm ba, nv beds OF mari Of The pest guam! ae
ncre., Dwelling hor.e barn, kitchen sth" &c, 20 sooI
nair Purchasers III the privilege seeding "hfa 1
session given at the Of the EonI anh Isa 70
- a. NJ soIc Title believed be unquestIonaDe 9't H'"E
Nous residing the pa:' will ,beS 4 70 , ,sp
view IT.
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* ann BUSHELS BlTUMlNoUs COAL.
NAVY tGEsT's OYrfcr,

Wsshinst0n, D. G., July 49, Is3V.
IN he recrirsd Ibis Office until the 18th "a
, mex furnishing and delivering the Navy hHi
~ ;,s ,h,, thousand bushels Of Biiumn9us oot I" BE-
J" possible. Prefer M be gwen FOR
@ c ro, should the price b. something higher. au
of.:iag viii do we'll TO turns. proofoths quality "lheT
,h least, Of the whole quantity must be lomp OF
20 co. the remaining woihrds be line or snh
subject the inspection Of tie pfopr' "Hs'
nj the Navy The delivery ca'y n: "a"
peasos be completed b"rte me V
~ OF Bond, with approved securities w" %
ou,cd aud retained from the amount o. each ray
M UNI 'ne cs''"St . ''''--' N-tl
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F0PTY DOIJ3RS REU9RD

STRaYED from subscriber the 2h
Jenny MULES remarkable for hcir
likeness and beauty and scarcely distinguished from
ohcr-Gca nmpr ind when last IN the beihboTn"oi
Eimundss brunswick making
their doubt Kentucky from whence they CANA h"f
gear been worked, and Will lead VIII
give the above person Who Will deliver Them 10
miles OF B.ifcd. Greonsve county, Va. Ten Dollars
and all paid who them
up and address Immediately Hicks Ford Post once Hfccf'
vile county, Va. JOHN "ooph ", 81.
y
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MR.. CLAWS ELECTIoNEERlNG.

(FrOm the Ontario Messengtr)
In the prosecution oil his political tour through Tins
Stale, Mr.. Clay arrived here on Monday evening.
Yesterday forenoon, he took on airing with Mr.. F
Granger, and 10 The afternoon diDed at Mr.. Gregs
In the course OF yesterday, il given out by Mr.
Clay political friends that he would address The people
at the Court House, in the evening but it was asserted
in be most unequivoca terms, by those who, from their
situation and communication with him. were supposed
TO know his views and Intentions that IN the course OF
his remarks, he would carefully abstain from any allu.
zion whatever 10 political topics.
Curiosity congsegaipG al the Court House, large
number of czens, OF both sexes and OF all political
parties.
On Mr. Cloys arrival he took the seat Of the Judges,
with several other gentlemen and Mr.. F. Granger made
an address to him. in which he minated IN language
that could be misunderstood, that The assemoage
composed Of citizens of different poiItica' pafe
and tina, remarks Of party character were not
from the citizen whom they had come TO see ana near
After Mr. Granger had concluded Mr. Clay addressed
the assembly. lie commenced by making his acknow
Judgements for The kindness and attention which had
bee shown rim the journey; and then, eiter advert
ing 10 the difficulties Of his making speech upon any
subject except politics, and abiding incidents OF
the late war he launched out into fierce and " henen
philippe against the OF Gen Jackson ana
MIR Van Buren,, which occupied about half an hour IN
its delivery In The Of his observations he par
cucrly assaled the President, Mr. Wright, Colonel Ben
ton, and other distinguished Republicans He wound
off what he had to say, by compmen,ing himself upon
his dsnterpstedness; by avowing lrs readiness TO
be sacrificed for the good of bis party their good could
BE- promoted by such sacrifice; and by exhorting hts
Wing brethren 10 labor with zeal and unanmity IN De
featng the Democratic candidate tor the ana
promoting the election OF the "araita6le, whoever ne
should chance to be.
1t is worthy Of note, that not single cheer greeted
the "Oraor Of the West during the delivery or at lbe
conclusion, of his political TRADE.
The feeling of disappointment is universal among
those who heard Mr.. Clay. As an orator he came IN
6ney short OF satisfying The expectations OF ms audi
tors while The matter Of his speech, consisted Tor he
are daily filled. OF one thing Mr. Clay succeeded in
convincing his bearerseither that he is not the man
he once was. that they had formed most erroneous
opipion of his abilities q statesman and orator.
If Mr. Clay produces every where the effect that he
has here we trust he will find lime 10 visit every county
in our Stale before he leaves It.
Mr. Clay is expected continue his journey eastward
TO day.
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yaiSS MccLENACIANS Young laadies Boarding and hsy
School, Nos II aud 10, Carroll Place, Blceci,r ~ York
The fall Of establishment viii tie 9Th
September Those puen dpued Ia pac" their children uudef
hrr referrcd TO Lewis Webb, Esq, Richmond.
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