Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

i We are requested TO state that Rufus w. LandOn,
ESQ., late OF Salisbury ID this connty i appointed
PcsfmastsF At Mice. Michigan. 4s@ sss5 Saa
Mf.ADAMs -Sniler me .osay through your columns,
thaton entering my garden the other day " gather
the prOdaets Of the same. was only pleased but
astonished 10 see % what enormous size ihe surnp
will grow. These aurnps were 1T The French kind
90 called. pulled up several Ibid not hitch my
TEAM 10 them, % was asked by one Of my neigh
bors, who seemed inclined 10 believe they would re-
main in the ground If aid nol and after selecting
out three or four, perhaps the largest and htched
my seelyards to them separately, and the result WIS.,
the FIRST weighed IL lbs and Two others 10 lbs each
with the top on The seed Of these turnips did not
weigh as did our neghbos his Rohan Potatoes before
planting but they were sown BY mistake in the roam
Of cabbage.
wish say furthermore, that after pulling 10 bush
els of Canos from spot Of ground say 20 feet by 8,
which viii make l60 square feet, selected one
which weighed 5lhs. I afterwards put eight iogett
er, and they weighed 80 lbs. with the tops on, Now
Mr. Editor. il l6a feet ofground viii produce 10 bush
Of carrots what will 100 rods produce at that
Milton, Nor. !. 1889. gABRAHAM w ADnAMs.
Wig National Conrention. We find il stated in
some Of the Wing papers that the time for the meet.
ing ofths Convention At Harrisburg, is on the 4th,and
in others the llth day of December, and we were
led into an error ourselves in naming the tinle We
now find by the National lntelgencer OF May l3,SJ3
in which The meeting Of the Convention was first Off
cialy announced, that the time 10 the rst Wednes-
day, BEING THE, FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER. II the
Wing papers generally, would imned ately name this,
they would probably do service TO the cause they
advocate -COxrant
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS.
"1ae Bali sta Rouiaa Injections for the choice
in the several towns in this State for few wgeks
part, as most Of our readers aware. Nearly oil
The towns hase now held their elections and the re-
tons have been nsade by our upponmistO carry the
little to,Dn naestings,Y By private management par
cularly that portion Of the ticket the Sc
ballot box. Bit We afe happy to announce 10 o1r
fieHds, that LOcoiocoism has been more egnally de-
fea,ed, in these elections was last yeasi The
iy-sss sownss and he wig ticEe. 10 sixTY.SEV..
EN-! and three towns are divided betweetI both par.
Ties. This is burning, over The stdbbe land three
The psople Of Connecticui- RIGHT AND EFFI-
GENT! Hartford Courier.
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Mr.. Clay has addressed % the Wings Of Knox
SS:p e % Il sy % . ss
with his reply tbe Wings o. Nashville on sinlilAr
invitation. We quote from this letter The following
The safes of TsDnessss sna Kepsueky have .
similar origin are almost identified IN Interests and
past history and their sons have fought together on
the fields Of goyy. Interior 10 their general geo
graphical situaticr and remote fronthe fronesssof
any foreign power, Ia all conceivable vicissudes, 10
which they may be exposed their fortunes must be
essentially the sanse and hope that they win eser
main near neiahbors. Each wants nothing from the
General Government but a just and honest admins
iratiD 81 pnbIe affairs TO this they are emitted
and rusi that without being Discouraged BY shy le
poFery reyeises shey wiz both resolitsly perseyere
until that fair object perfectly accomplished. They
may rest assured Of my firm and hearty cooperation
in whatever condition. public Of private. Imay b.
Z 10y sssSissgs skaA y 81 @-- 4.ef 2
g The Albany Argus cnmlorsif followers By telling
them has the late election in New York, the Loco
Focos gained sufficient number d Menlbete Of the
House Of Assembly 10 have ensured Loco Foco ma.
juriiy, Had Z noe 6emJ erfhe loco Foco losses!
TIE Charleston Mercury says; We understand
verbally slmt Thomas 9umpter has heen elected
member c Congress II Tie district lately represented
~ he Hon 8R Richardson. The particulars have
MARKfEDy
I'm fsds3ssn m. James Wadhams. Do Miss Eucretia
Ovintsy d&nesisf ~ The late Lnman Ovisls, Esq.
DIED,
n Ibis town, on the 17th inst Mrs Amanda Smith,
S6ed 6, widow sfihs ht6 Aaron Smith, Esq.
Mmaeses - AMTTrGa