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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29
AN HONORABLE OpPoSrSr-Tba q,

AN HONORABLE OPPOSENT.-The Gin
cinnatl advertiser and Western Journal.
a very decided, Van Buren, paper, saws.
General Harrison is not a very rich
man. He has been honest in his designs
he has been faithful IN all the public
offices he has held-and he has not taken
those advantages he might have done,
without the violation of any duty, but by
too much confidence IN those he trusted.
has lost much valuable property This
placing too much confidence in others is
characteristic of the whole life Of the
man-his native goodness OF heart has
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

NEw ORLEANs.-This proud and free
city is daily manifesting the most heart
cheering enthusiasm in the holy cause of
the people against power. The vast con-
course that assembled at their great
Wing meeting were inspired with one
resolve, and that was 10 avenge them
selves. upon the authors of their wrongs.
We make the following extract from
the letter of friend, just received.
1--WE had a regular love feast last
Thursday evening. Our Wing meeting
was beyond all comparison the most re-
freshing incident of political charac-
ter, that has transpired under my obser-
walton for many year The Wings of
this State are in earnest, they are going
to work as men ought in such times as
these. Should other States fall away,
this will not. Let what will come to
pass, the Constitution and Laws will
find witness in Louisiana, should she
stand alone. "-Natchez Courier.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

go --au.,se.s Assa A. aefE.ea1 a. mas
,.l,s.,..s h5s al. rs - cae aaaa91 Eas
many other zeassauS SIS - = s~
!, r-,.nfar "a fh.s Mes es@TN assls
eoaia claim Gea- larFssoa a. g sr4
-g-s,;S a.ss-or. "A sneakiax G4rsaar 81 sae
General. SAYS shas - Aas kae@a aa
Eoor. snd had ecassferaais Hatsr@sa~ss
with BIN. and thar BE- sa~ net4-ag waaea
Vas nos auasahle and le1craa-s 81 SIS a.
me 1tor and characteF-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29


This editor. "a speakia- s4rsaaz - aae
f General. savs shar - las kee@a 81
Eoar. an ha4 ecassSerasis Hsl=ree@rsss
With him. and that be sa~ nesa-ag aaaea
was not anasahle ana Ae1craa.s IS IS a.
me ator and charaerer-
Tns Ran Roas BaSx-as mea as
+ has reeanliy been sad Of tae ass-a-
meat Iust n1ade - lass tnss.s4zlaa- ans 49,
our citizens -eaerallx are sazAer FN-
nlotelv - directly la-eres-e4 s1 - ae-
Fl per management. Ns have ee4a &. ssHs
Z nains u ascertain the tr1e ssss q 1a9
T ease. AMI the Prec-e nazare 81 lae a.
+ sieumens- Fro0 wAat ue caa Sara
then. the bank has ma1e an assssaassra
i OF the road. It's balls reees sails. AL a.s
other assets Of " aaaewer ksnl &C. cAa-
racrer. % Wa :. b1Glev. Taoaaa r.
Robins. and - EraEaer. O. a. a hF
them IN frusf fos the heae6e 81 se
cre.iisors- The Baak C tae L
States being ore e. ths larEese
Of lhe institution IL e1assaE.-aa S.
this guu5euf- a-lE11-=s En- ere
4 sum 81 Money slE-le1l e.
the Rail Road lrom ths cee lr e eta-
toll OF the SAT- AM under ea-.-
the work IS q D. vf-ar1.s.v aras-s-s
50 a. 60 have It finished eF rse GeT- aae
OF 0ctober next 81 n1r seener- G
trustees wiil coH8aegce ia- EteW rn
wind up rhe affairs cE tha s1sltlsarn aW
securing the debts aad a.l-aG taa 1
tram Of col IecElou. 1hasa $50 are cor
debsed % the Bank Dr. sz- s
debts satisfactorily. ullz g. 1lca-s as
long time almost a. can D. leslrel- - =
Is the object Of lhe hank e. make lrs
receivable ultiaa.l.g -eal- u14 ze
who deSire % pay wia hrve o. caas 81
complaint rs Co the uue Tossed rae1 rr
do 50 The notes u11 t.. 90 sna eeaE
Wall OF course be received la az CASES
from It's Debtors ODD lls.ll.larleH ot rr
Liabilities The trustees ula aaEs
entire control oF she hanE ali che r
and all monies received o. lae11.
er from the proceesis of tae -aat e- e1
the coliecriou .1f deass. ulll e. % -ae@
paid out al stated perjais Is s.E -ee -
dItors, each one a. whcl SEP
an amount proportioaet rr as ez.-
Those payments wi.l ereaaa.E r
twice a year or ostea=r- ta -
manner thar Stockholders zl aa-Es --
ceive their dividends. The E-sr
- 4+-A AAA@
GEla PGB f1e Ge5fs - che -a-z- azza .1e
end they have sarraa.I--l -H EE
thing they possess O. &C. a-arerr.l.
that way
Such We believe. e. a -ozr---- -a
brief outline Of The a-rz--- .a.-l--
whatever may Dr. sazl at be- e. ta
terested in a different Fe..-v- ue rl-z
must be- satisfactory ta a#. Far-- a
highly aasan'ags1zs Fl -H57 ez
section Of the STATE ID
Important Bol1t saa1-
msnr- 3 one u1zc1 czaa e.
every one = oi lnl
this city We ueal Gre .l
ptst1oH e. tle Felsz- t1 @
gave as a free n1t
ma lie2tiol %l-A jas
painters 81 Al.a-@r -
counties as seel'-
= noae O.. lfal
.ho SOL 70 or c-5f- aa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
NOTICE.

IHTHE Copartnership heretofore existing L between Jonathan Darlington and Ben jamin H. Morsey under the name and firm of CGrrington i. Morse, is by mutual consent this day dissolved. JNO. CARRINGTONy
 B. H. MORSE.
 O' The Furnace Business will be continu- ed, and all the accounts of Darlington and Morse settled, by J. Burlington # Son--and they hope, by strict attention to their busi- ness, to merit and obtain share of patron- age from the public. Al orders will receive immediate attention and despatch
 THEY HAVE ON HAND, Meeting house StoU's, WasA StoUcs, :Boz Stores, rnriOus sizes, Farmers Kettles, Ei'c FTomrs. A"dirons, DiSh Kettles, ko$Ms, Griddlcs, S>c. $c. All of which will he sold us low as can be purchased elsewhere.
 The FurIiacc will now be in constant ope- ration, so that we shall be able to uccommo. date customers on short notice.
 U. HARRINGTON & SON. L;tchfeld, 0ct l, l84O. . 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
FOreigsa .WissiOss Society
FoR LITcHFIELD COUNTY.

FOR bITCHFIELD OOUNTY.
 THE 29th annual meeting will be held at A Litchfield on Wednesday, the 2lst of OctO- Der neat, [not the 29th, as stated in the printed pamphlet report at one o'clock P. M. The Rev. Mr. Meigs, late of the Cevlon Mission, and other gentlemen, are expected to address the meeting.
 The County Home Mission Society will hold its anniversary on the same day, at 10 o'cl'k A. M. It is expected that this will be an in- teresting and profitable meeting. All friends of Christian benevolence are cordially invit- ed to attend. F. HARRISON, Sec'y
 Bethlehem, Sept. g, lS4O. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

Resolved, That the distinguished services which Gen. Harrison has rendered to his country both in the cabinet and the ield-the unalloyed patriotism which has marked his whole course-the elevation and dignity of his character-the republican snap- city of his manners-the sngleness of his purposes the purity and rectitude Of his lfe-the lberaty of his sentiments and his devotion to the cause of true liberty and the rights of man, do, with mind thoroughly furnished to every good work, eminent ly qualify him for the chief magstracy of free peo- pie; and should he be elected, as indicated by the unequivocal signs of the times" we do not doubt but that he will administer the government Tn man ner which will constrain even his opponents to admit that his eye is not dim nor his natural force ahaed
 Resolyed, That while offer to our political breth- ren of the other counties in the state warmest congratulations on account of the brilliant prospects which recent events have opened to the whig canse. would respectfully inform them that we intend to make ai proper efforts to increase the very handsome majority which tiis county gave to the cause ot sound principles last spring; and we challence them to conflict of patriotism in determining which cOHn- ty shall do the best on the lst Monday in November next in the above particular.
 The Convention then adjourned until half past six o'clock, to the Court House, at which time it assem- bed, and was very ably addressed by John B. Eldredge, Esq of Hartford, the Hon. Truman Smith, and D. P. Tyler, Esq At half past nine o'clock the Convention adjourned sine de.
 THEODORE HlNSDALE, President.
 CHARLES l.. WEBB,
 LEHMAN w. CUTLER,
 ALBERT N. BALDWIN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
.Nech0MicHE 0ssN Surgical
 DENTISTRY.

J1&4AV . 49O @ 3S d THE subscriber would respectfully in. l form the inhabitants of Salisbury that he intends visiting that town about the 9th of October, where he will remain short time, (for the first of series of visits to be given at future stated seasons.) and wait upon those who need his professional services, ,and feel disposed 10 contide in his ability.
 His permanent residence in Ltchfield, and constant practice in the Dental art for q number of years past, together with unceas- ing exertions for the introduction of all i'm. provements which have resulted to the sci ence from the united experience and obser. vation of talented men of this Country and Europe during the pnst century, give him confidence in saving that all hiS trOrk shall De done pith cGre and skill in the operation, in the most Gpproted manner and rih good materials combined sciih nOderGie and reasonable charges and fidelity to the patient. All work warrant ed, and unless satisfaction is given no charge or fee will be required.
 REUBEN B. MERRIMAN. Leave has been given me to refer to the following gentlemen for testimonials of char acter or ability.
 J. C. Beckwith. N. D. Litchfeid.
 J.S. Wolcou. M. D. do.
 A. s. Lewis. NJ. D. do.
 Samuel BueI M p do.
 C. W. Grant, M. D, Dentisf, NsBLargk
 Alanson Abbe M. D. Worcester, Mass.
 Henry Fish, N. D. Salisbury One or two young men can receive instFuc. lions in the theory of dental surgery, and pur. sue the practical part ht my office the con- ing winter. Office in Dr. lewis house. LiiekGsiS, oet l. ls:o, ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
STOCK FOR SALE.

>,xa@ NOTICE is hereby given Il that
 Auction, (if not sold at private SAAszM q. sale the next day after the Ca!- tie Show and Fair in Liichfield, about 50 of his fine Bakeweu Sheep, consisting of Bucks, Ewes and Lambs. This flock of sheep has been raised by the subscriber from the celc. brated flock imported by Thomas Dunn, Of Albany county, N. Y. To all those who wish to improve their breed of sheep, this will be rare chance.
 D-He will also offer for sale one Yearling BULL, of the improved Durham breed. It is very seldom that so good bull is found in ,his state of hi, age. Also. two Bull Calves of the same breed. that are very fine animals. And he will sell his large Cow, that can't be beat-she took the premium at the cattle fair in Litchfcid last fall.
 GEORGE MERCHANT.
 It is also expected that there will be other Stock for sale at Auction on the same day. Litchfed, Oct. ], 164O. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
NOTICE.

7NHE Court ot Probate for the District of A New.Milford has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of WARNER MARSH, of New Milford, in said district. an insolvent debtor, 10 exhibit their claims for settlement, and has appointed the subscribers Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. We hereby give mo- tice that we shall meet to attend to the duties of our said appointment, at the store of John Gaylord, in said New Milford, on the 6th day of December, lS4O, and the 9th day of March, le4l. at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days.
 MARCUS o. PLATT, Commis-
 JOHN GAYLORD, SiOnerS. Neac- Milford, Sept 7, IS4O. 1O
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

Silent Changes-At every election our friends have been astonshed at the number of silent chunges, o! the men who had always supported Van Buren, and who silently went to the polls and voted for the liar
 rison ticket. These men are not noisy politicians they examine for themselves closely into the merits of the different parties, and they arrive at the conclusion that the country needs change. Having come to this conclusion, they have desire to hold nerlna- be arguments with their former political associates, to subject themselves to the persecution ofa swarm they are careful to vote These silent changes are constantly increasing and they will continue to in crease as the policy of the administration becomes more developed, and the effect of that policy more apparent. These are changes against which the leaders of the party can make no provision for they do not detect them, until it is too late:-PrOu. Jour
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
STOVES! STOVES!
At thc Old Stand sn Vest street.

At thC Old StGpd Gn West Sfrect. "HE subscriber begs leave to inform the \ public that he has now on hand m az sortment of STovEs far surpassing any thing ever before offered in this market. In con nection with his four sizes of ar.famed Ah- amor Cooking Stores, he has a beautiful nssort- ment of Parlor, Counting Room, Shop, and Meeting House Stoves, of entire new & most splendid patterns. Also, sheet iron Stoves and Stove Pipe of all descriptions. ready made or made to order Furnaces and Fire Frames in all their variety.
 He is likewise constantly manufacturing all kinds of Sheei Iron, Copper. d "" Ware, all of which he will sell at prices cOrrespon- ding with the tim s, for CASH or approved ere dit. Those wishing any Of the above arti- cles are respectfully invited to call at the Stove or Sheet Iron Ware House of the sb- scriber, where every cxertion will be made to accommodate their wishes and interest.
 MOSES MORSE.
 MI Be particular to call ai the old stand of Moses Morse. in Wcsl-street, 1 doors west of the County House. Nj. M.
 Lifehfsld, Oct. l, l64O. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
FOEe SALE.

FOR SALE.
 VR'HE subscriber having made fsssSSaA new arrangements in business, sssR@ proposes to sell the REAL ESTATE saaeAsA2aa skaaeAsAS2aa where he now resides, viz: about one halt acre of the best kind ofsland, a first rate we'll of water, one two stok1 Dwelling House, Shoe Shop, and other 0A buildings standing on the same. This pla9a is beauli- fully situated in the town of Norfolk, Conn.,, about half mile.north of the meeting house, and exactly opposite James Shepard's stage house and is well calculated fora merchant or mechanic. For particulars, inquire of the subscriber WILLIAM F. JUDD.
 Norf0Ik, Oct. 8, lS4O. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
wolcottville Academy.
NOTICE.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town "A of Litchfeld are hereby notified and re. qured to make written or printed lists of all the taxable property belonging to them on the first of October inst. with the particulars of all property real and personal liable to be assessed and valued, and to give said list to the undersigned, the Assessors of said town on or before the sOth day of October instant according to the requirements of the statute in such case made and provided. All per sons neglecting to comply with this notice are subject to be three. folded.
 SAMUEL BUEL, 2D,
 FRED'K WHITTLEsEY,
 SHERMAN FRIsBIE, Assessors.
 LEONARD KINNEY,
 JOHN GARNsEY,
 Lilchfeld, Oct. 5, l940. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

NOTICE-The annual meeting of the first Epis- copa Society in Ltch6eld will be held St. Micha. els church, on Monday the 18th day of October inst at o'clock in the afternoon. Oct7. Per order of the Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

BISHOP BRowNELL is expected to preach, and ad Church in this village on the next Lords day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
Es. M. MORSE'S Stove Establishment,

TS in the basement of Lords building, one k door west of the Mansion House. Choking Stores, s0ifh Pipe Sr Furniture, Chmck, ParlOr, OGee, and BOr Stoves, Fire Frames, 8-c. Src.
 A share of patronage is solicited.
 LitchfpLd, Oct s. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

Al q CJurf gf Probate holden al Litchfeld. ,cifh-
 in and for the District of LitchG field on the 26th
 day of September, ls4O:
 Present, Ralph q. Camp, Esq. Judge. nN motion of the administrators on the es- \1 tate of WILLIAM BRAMAN, late of Go- shcn, deceased, this court doth appoint the 18th day of October next, at 10 o'clock in inc forenoon, at ;hc probate office in said district, for the hearing, allowance and set- clement of the administration account on snid estate and doth direct said administra- tors to give public notice to all persons in- tercsted in said estRie to appear. if they see cause, before said court, ut said time and place, tO be heard therein, by posting Snid order of notice on the public signpost in the town of Goshen nearest the place where said dcceased last dwelt, and by advertising the same in a newspaper printed in Litch- field. Certified from Record.
 IS RALPH c. CAHP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 VV\HE Court of Probate for the District of l Waterown hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof tor the creditors to the estate of JARED BEEcHER, late of said Watertown, deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 DAYTON MArrooN, ErecutOr. Wate,to,cn, Oct. l, 184O. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

Al Court of Probate holden at Ne,c- Milford,
 Oct. ?, 164O-Estat of ORvAL N. HANSON,
 late of Ne,o- Milford, deceaased.
 HNHE administrator represents the estate A insolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon: whereupon, order ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate, be appointed ut the Probate Office in Milford, on the 10th day of October, l94O, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof the administrator will cause this order to be published in Q newspaper printed in Litchfield, and post copy thereof on the public signpost in said New w-Millord nearest the last residence of the deceased.
 A true copy of record.
 l0 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
MARRIED,

In this town, on the 4th inst. by Rev. MT Brace, Mr. Hiram w. Hubbard. of Plymouth, to Miss Cla' aisaa Wheeler, of this town.
 Ia this town. on the 4ih inst Mir. Amos Eastman to Ms Marilla Horton. .,.
 In Kent. on the 2Oh ut. MT. Bnel Judd tc Miss Ann M Swift, daughter Of MT: Allen Swilt-Mr James Bodget, of Armenia, N. Y., to Miss Pauline in Nsw-MilGord, on the SOth nit Virgil D. Bone steel Esq. ef Poughkeepsie, to Mss sarnh F. 1odd' 01%sVW In Wa,sro%n. % Mi Mr. Simon Adsms, of Waterbury 4o Mas Alma Rebeeca Baldwin.
 In Hagsfosa, MP Horace w. BaEMum, Printer, to Nf;sa Eiixa Chann Mr Wm. C. Hall, of Ne~-OF. issns, to Miss Evslins Hayden. daughter Of General William Hayden.
 In this town, on the Ist nt Mrs Ann CIvtisH: aged Ts--oa ths sd ins'- MFs. BsIsey' wue o' MT AsFon is RoeklSsd, Winnshaeo Co. .Hl.. Sept 18th, DF. I|vi Moa,hToup aged 3t, formerly ef ihis town,
 fn Dovlsstown, Penn on the l4th ult. NJ. Geeffe W smiih. aged @. formerly of ihs t0~D' N0F'h'e'a
 Is Cornwall. MN. Msrsars' YOuas'' wife Of csPt ia nts,eL sn shs sgsh ut EmsVs,, daughter Of MT. David MslEsws, sssd IS moa'hs'
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

TEMPERANCE NOTICE TgNRE annual meeting of the Litchfeld County x Temperance Society will be held at Wolcotville on lhe 4th Tuesday in October, at 10 o'clock A. M Auxiliary Societies particularly requested to send delegates. H. BALDWIN, Sec'y Washington, Sept 30, l94O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
BROKE INTO
Real Estate at Auction.

Real Estate at Auction ID Y order of the Court of Probate for the D District of Litchield, the subscriber will sell at Auction, on Monday the 18th day of October next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, so much of the real estate of TIMOTHY WAp- HAMS, late of Goshen, deceased, as will raise the sum of seven hundred and sixty seven dollars and seventy six cents, with incidental charges of sale. Sale to be at the late resi- dence of the deceased.
 LEHMAN OSBORN, Administrator.
 ANNA WADHAMs, Adninistratrir. Litchfeld, Sept. 15, ls4O. I6
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08


 be tried the tribunal of impartial public sentiment, and the people be secured against being over-borne and trodden down bv ARMY OF OFFICE HOLDERS. handed together by " THE COHESIVE ATTRACTION OF THE PUBLIC THUNDER.
 Resolved, That the lavish and prodigal manner in which the present administration has sqnandered the public treasure, and the Irighttu increase Of the amount of the expenditures, Uhe same having been nearly three folded within few yea!s,) ana the ire ouent defacations and Tnhberies of the public chest hy the agents of the government, is proof conclusive that corruption in its most hIdeous form mas De- come the order of the day-msking It our duty to ring necessarily in the ears of our rulers the cry Of reform " "refoTm 7" - r. to the Presidency of the United States holds out to the incumbent to devote much if not most of hs trsf term to electoaeevng efforts to secure to himself Inc honor o second s great t0 he resisted except ny which some modern Presidents can lay little claim and it s in our judgment quite time to adopt the pF cple ct RIGID EXCLUSION AFTER ONE TERM-but were n otherwise, we can see nOthing n fhs eAardcfe, hJe conduct and principles cf MT VAN BUKEN. 10 entitle American People.
 Resolued That the open and notorious violation by those who have controlled the destnes of this coun- try for neaFly twelve yeaE of the most solemn pledg es on the subject 0f reduction of expenditures, and introducing rigid economy into oil branches of ihe public eeTvce-on non.eigihility to the Presidency after one eFn and fhe conflict of the patronage of the government with the freedom of elections. eons, ute such atTocious breach o faith as to !ende! good eoveFnmes, that the inqui'y shOud be siernly
 RSsaivsd, That we cordially approve Of tho nomi. nation of WH HESRY HARRIsoE nf Ohio io the PIesi' Presidency of ih@se United States and we pledge euFssvea in the f belief iha' we aFe promoting the hsheai and best lnTsFesia of the republic 10 ell honorable means io ensure iheT election
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-07
MEDICAL SPRING BATHING
HOUSE.

TENHIS establishment is now open for the
Il season; the baths having been newly
painted, and every department put in good or
der, the public can be well accommodated. To
the Ladies department new baths have been
furnished, and if there is sufficient encourage
ment they will be kept exclusively for their use.
The subscribers family reside on the lot, so that
ladies' can enter from his residence through the
garden, or as formerly.
TERMS OF BATHING.
For single warm Bath, Is
For amt. Of So so
For the season, from LIST April to LIST
October, months, so 90
The house may be left open on Sundays
from sun rise to 8 O'Clock, A. M.-but the SER
wants will receive the pay-consequently each
person subscribing will be required to pay an
extra of25 cents to them.
ID. BALDWIN.
Columbus, April LIST, 1S40-2S-tf.