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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10


Low PKIcEs-There never more disingrnu-
and wicked attempt to deceive the producing class
c5 Of the country Than that which is made hv the
Ercss;a u IL" Opposition 10 create the belief thai The
present i.w .ccs Of produce result from the acton OF
the Genera Government. Without any reference to
the fact of the immense crops of last year; without any
reference to the effect the prices of all commodities
by late excessive mportatlons; without alluson to the
sudden check 10 the flow Of money into the country
from abroad by which public Improvements have been
stopped and enterprise checked; without mention OF
the oyer-tradng and oyer-bankng in which the whole
country has been cngaged without referring 10 all or
any OF these causes which have operated 10 bring down
prices, this result is charged immediately TO the action
of Government The authors Of this charge know bet
ter. They know that the present depressed prices
the result Of other causes, and that The charge is pat
forth with the intention IL deceive Dur tite esSeiIcr
of the L. 3 Bank, the boosted regulator of prices and
everything else, prices fucuatcd than they have
since the expiration of its charter, and from greater
extremes. Take for example, the article Of Flour,
which is a far exponent of the prices Of other pro-
ducts The United States Bank chartered III
1876 in which year, the price Of flour so per bar
rel. Immediately after that Institution commenced
operations, the price advanced and in May, 1917 it
nigh as fourteen and haf dollars barrel. Ia
five months after il had declined 10 80 and then again
advanced until August, ISIS, when il began to fall
again: and in March, lo2l, it low as three and
three ouihS dollars barreond dollar and twelve and
halt cents lower than it is at the present time. And
all this under the benign influence of the srca, Rgu
lator.
In 1923 il was up to S7! in 1876, down TO ST.
still lower than at present In 1929 it high as
sal; in 1880, down again 70 Si4. In April, 1854, il
sold for sill
These facts drawn from table showing the price
of -four at Phi Jade phIa in each month from the veal
1855 to the year 1884, inclusive and prove concu
svely the sehood of the charge that the Sub Trcasu
ry, or any other notion proposed accomplished BY
fha a he pffer IN
the prices of our products The prices of all commo
dities are and will be- governed by the laws Of trade
in spite Of any artificial regulator which Government
or individuals may impose As the above facts SHOW
prices we're depressed to point far below the
during the palmest days of the L. S. Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
From the GLOBE. J

Fr0M taf UE0bt.J
There was never candidate suited to the Federal
party and its present emergency the Harrisburg no.
mnee At The very threshold he adopts the principle
of the British Constitution; and, as the recognised le
gtimate head of Federalism, puts himself under sub
lection "to a counsel of advisers. He can now do
ssaofkine ,crong because he has resigned himself TO
committee, and he is responsible for nothing done in
his name This policy of responsibility on the part
ofthe Federal CANDIDATE is declared and announced bv
his committee, in TO letter Of the Union As
ISOLATION Of New York, asking Harrisons views with
regard to the reception and reference Of Abolition pc
titious, National Bank, and national bankrupt law.
They say Genera! Harrison has givsa to them d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
To The .NcworN Of :

Forever hid from each admirins eye,
Beneath this turf sweet Nancys ashes lie;
Torn from our arms by deaths tremendous doom,
she early sought the silent gloomy tomb
Breath'd her pure soul 10 Him. by whom twas given.
And soar'd on high TO seek her native heaven.
Her beauty, sure twere vanity TO praise,
Her virtues inspire these humble lays.
Accept this tribute at friend, dear shade,
The only tribute which can now he paid.
Come all We yuierieS of the sacred nine,
Come iun YOUR pnrest mU.ns, your tears with mine;
Bewa maid with every charm possessed,
Bewail 4 maid with ev'ry virtue blessed
Those charms conin'd within this narrow cell,
Once sparkled, shone, SOON faded died, and fell.
proptious EARTH lie gentle on that Breast
Which once with er'ry grace and charm was bessd-
NAV 1owrels on her grave be ever seen,
The modest SNOW drop, and the lively green.
May angels with their silver pinions shade,
Where slaep the relics OF that virtuons maid.
There shall the flowers disclose their various blooms
And DER her ashes shed their sHee; perfumes!
There shall the rose its fragrant breath di!tuse,
And there shall fall the sweet refreshing dews-
The rose, which once hluom'd with damasS check,
The purer lily, like her temper meek.
The noble willow too, shall there o'crshadc
The ground now sacred by her relics madc
Each twining woodbne, and each hlushing rose,
With every variegated flower that blows,
Shall spread their fragrant branches DER her grave,
And DER the turf their verna beauties
Each sympathizing maid who passes by,
Shall 10 her msm'ry breathe plaintivc sigh
sure In her mcm'ry all 4 tear will give,
Whose virtuous life once taught them how 10 live.
The medic art had tried its utmost skill,
All art was vain. alas, twas heavens will
No art could heal, no mortal hand could save,
Twas heaven consign d her 10 the silent grave
What mortal hand could stop the arm of death?
IT'S he who care, who robs Us Of our breath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
rho ,dm;nistra.iorsas cause. either direct or &C.

The Administrations cause, either direct or &C.
cessorv, had no TO do with these s."pena0Is !,
schemes of folly thnn the government oi 'apa" 49,
eventfu period the gathering storm and essaye"
, much earnestness 10 its violence but the Gle
Inent were loo active to be controlled and ITS every
effort was dsrcgarded TO the last moment Of me e'a'
trophe. r,a !, ,ho
midst Of the evils that are pressing upon The country
the guilty authors are striving to place their own mis-.
deeds mon the Administration: but the work was their
own in its inception; progress and CONCLUSION and
,bra,, ana hoard the thundrrs of national denun-
ciaton. Iii now late 10 escape under the cry OF
panic.
They wore the gorgeous ttapPihss OF The money
king whist he ruled, and now that he IS dcthron'''
they must be content their faded Every, winch
vii st;ck Ike. the poisoned shirt of Ncssus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

W Strfff.
Ctr!rAL ram ~, Two millions OF Ii9Lt'fi. 10, y.
rJNTE President aud Trustees Of this Company ttS at
ney Deposite. which interest VIII t. 81 T. 4
assurances Lives, grant .hmuities aud Lhdt"
crvr and manag. Trusts 81 rTcfy description "H.'" "
nitted ~ their charge, whether tf"l hHifiili'' '
dies, courts Of justice. ! a., ,r,,,.
l. Monty will h. rtcai, I'd and held In Tie ahE w IN =,
thereon paid semi.annnally quarterly m c"hot m,
direction Of the ownerof the interest will be par''
Of every six months 10 The credit of the Trust uu "
lailon. ~, u.,h =
. LIFE IS,rglscr.-Persons may effect insnfah" Z, y
Company upon their lives, the lives on " n. ~
yoar a term Of years, the whole Of lie ne
COMPUTED for li, Company upon the most ia'"'a
well for the officers Of the Navy and Army, as ci1s"
be had on application 10 the Company or IT'S Agent :,
g. iSSur1lr,-Thesc will be granted upon s'n ti r I'd
enable The annutaat 10 enjoy the largest INCOME ~
amount OF money. "a. : ~
g. ESpowMISr.-h person who desires 10 po'.tS5
for 4 ward, when he shall arrive al me a. si
marriage portion for daughter, can tire' II "'''s
parry. 4, ,,.,rr,, Pc, y
Geery and Trustees # tie C"npany-P Mara"!S. BE-. ~
President, Baltimore; John Duer, Esq, l. l. ~ 80 ~
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, " lhu''''"'
Secretary. ,,. n M:ytJr
Charles A. Davis Samuel We,more, David ha.us, gsss-
Barcklay L. suaros George F. Talnan, p =. ~
L. Colt, Morris Robinson, New York; aatthr", ~ Vra
Pia,, John aoss Phadelphiai James COY, 'Iifrs IN.
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick W BrhEr, u . ;.
Cushing, Fielding Lura r., haitl. ~ h letter r7t H.
The Agents for the Company N virginia "Ho IT,. q =
rafes and other Necessary information, TO person. Z"
feeling Tnsurancrs or making Other atTa' SCI.
~''"''' P. ". TABg, A.s'!, '-''''
.9-.ts:s IN YlrssEia.
PHtLrr VI. TIFT, Es, RichmoE:.
WA g. sisYsor. Esq, Petersburg.
Gxo. w. Carr, LIZ, Norfolk
aeoSaT ASazaSas, Es1' "i-''SS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

x4ILtAM COLE. Orange Courthouse, Va. employed
~ elderly gentleman from the North, educ his daueh
wishes take boards; associates them and vii!
continue DO or years The ana government
then win devolgc . Cole, who will pay every possible
tenoa 70 their health, correct department, &c
TIsMBoasd $780, Ens.ish tuition, 2; Latin, Is; Creek 20
Music, 20; Piano use, 10.
The Augu given should also Ike to take
Boy undsy u yoais ef age.
Jaas 7s-~Iew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10


Fran tis uhits yla- >pla... Gs.nhrsr CaaH. '-
THE undersigned Announce {" Tic public td; tl Es 1
.irey engaged N tGasp0rtt iha celebrate! "a.1. 2'
aoTTLI, aud B,EhELs ray be- desired h! purchases.
They deem proper inform the public that tn !csui a.
and extensive experience, has l!y established tie fact a
carefully d,prsns ic wood Il which tc bGsTci made q "
acid, am! "thrvr yrtgrrlE hr ne poyos,. 'r fI45.
rendered completely esrtual or a",ori.Gs at lccrsi
water, in il purity and medical efficacy.
Persons wishing ihc water in RorfLEs. chai" j =
liolesalc agenls-isl. Bnrdl Richmond; Rtara .I- Ia
Charles ES s. Co., Philadclp1 of the iPoEetfnr,
Prtcrstrg, Ia Those wishing Ia obtain II m rNErTtf n
dress their orders tho undersigned, who VIII dNe! Il"
convenient shipping point TO hch II may be- ordrrcd ~
Hbus Sulphur Sprays, Ia. WIN. b. CAiNflL q" ~
March II Iy@-@t"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
THE PEIvY COUNCIL.

tFToT LSt VdrrsHo7 ~. I. f.sporteTJ
I, will be seen that the Federal candidate Tor Inc Pre-
sidency refuses to any interrogatory that the
people Of the United States whose suffrage. he ask.
fo- the highest Office in their gift, may choose to pro-
pound to him, touching his sentiments any of the
great questions which row SO deeply agsae The public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

Mr.. WILLIAM A. RoBERTSoN-sir: Take notice ta; on
WI Tuesday 2, day OF April neat the Tave n:
Thomas Booker in the County Of Cumberland and state Viz
gnia the hours sunrise and sunset shall mo-
coed deposition Of Jesse Crdde and oher and
Stony Point in the County and State aforesaid Thursday
od OF April tho hours Of and sunset we shall
proceed deposition Of Thomas H. Isbe and others 10
be read evidence In suits depending Chancer
side Of Cumberland County Court 10 when plaintiffs ana
you defendant T.. TALLEY,
WALTON i POWERS.
I6---w,,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

4 GRIST MILL FOR SALE.-WI w. or eel fnf s..',,
cash, the premises, Saturday, !jh April INST, NJ
,rouEin. Tie of Juo aic dec. ,iuacd a., - gu
,.low Richmond AMI III" road leading iH o. -
10 Williamsburg. The said Mil undergoing thorough 3.
and hen finished. will bc IN good order 1r adj. aun-'' '
rli.ri. THOMAS EiNE0th
Sgr L.. -. a e. T. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
LIlrNp MIsIf

The largest collection 81 Music "G ret tor .h' j"
State NAV he srlrt It'd from The ~ the sr-c0'
enabled -cll III. Pln,1c'ghia aud Nav i "''
rail nrfg~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

+. u. TWIN
Piaao Forte Gad !Sse Store, oRe' p. n .,
Ann, .,--L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
POETRY.
HMUcH YET REMAINS rSsCS..
RELICS oF TIE PAST,


The following have charm about them, "mrn Coz m
like the soit sishngs Harp in Osans Halls h are
commended only by the beauty which hreaes S
line but by and melancholy recoectos WIZ! Mvm
they The subjec, Of these lines was ~ @
400 one of the lovees which Virginia. IN all e pfooh
OF beauty produced She was na.Se % US ell
and though scarcely first flush OF wonanooa, WIS eec
bated for her personal charms less than for the
her some trng accident such aS The fragment OF
,,i Getting into her throat, laid the foundations oi usee
carried her off nearly L. Many an eye
dCaand many tongue toa OF her
a.,;ons md her loss devoted parents the blow was
hs,vv and the effect dcepand was long, very long, indeed
heGr Time with socnin. ucS, and the sympaies oil large
and family able to sooh this most aithg ai'
,ensntion Yet many contemporary sl survives many
beauty offer her tribute 10 those exquisite
which for long time persisted IN The silent
tomb One relic however, still remans-hoc bright anu auburn
tresses lying beside They aone 81 a tha
once bfealhed society, remain 10 tell OF Wha hau
los II fortune this beaueous specimen OF
workmanship pitcher broken the fountain eight
take abode the metropolis oil
our native State.
such Of these lines. The who sings hr
praises passed from the OF men, She
loo celebrated day. for her attractions and her wnd
in the moment grief the loss OF her aabe friend pour
ed forth the following that time she became We
motherand has le descendants to be proud OF ne %
celebrated in their daybut the sun OF pol
has long since this world OF shadows.
For eoquently did the Orator of England ten Us
,'Yhat shadows and what shadows we pursue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

MILITIA OF THE UNITED
Ert-aets the the SecrctGry Uar transmitting
tenn Of reorganization the militia Of The Un.ce States.
sWAR DEPARTMENT, March 20, 1910. /!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

address ia. L. ". Palmer, IaiiiHy &. a.. -.
March :. 10" '.'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25
NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPERS.

The " ConEf," is the title ola new a.
per just established in Raymond, Hinds
county and devoted 10 the cause OF liber.
ty and equality Of rights, in opposition L
the doctrines and principles Of federalism,
and Bank monopoly.
The "Come," is published weekly, by
J. Il. Martin, and Edited by J. j. Daven-
port and John jenkins.
Judging from the number before US, it
promises TO be an able and efficient uuxil,
;ary in the cause of Democracy.
We have before us also, tho prospectus
g for the Old Soldier" TO be published in
the city Of Jackson, ly James S. Fall
sell known in Cur state as the former pub
Hsher and proprietor of the " Mississippi
an."-The first no. Of the "OLD SOLDIER
will make its appearance about the first Of
August, and will be issued weekly from that
time untilnfter the Presidential Election
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining cheap anc
valuable newspaper, - devoted 10 the cause
of truth & justice, will leave their names
at the Office Of the Lexington Union.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25

our duty II u all that can be asked of us
but, sir, we actually possess the eyerof Archi-
mides, and have foo, OF ground on which 70
rcst il, Our revenue amonnts 10 upwards OF
500, 900, 600, annually Require fourth, or
even sixth, TO be paid in gold and silyer--what
would be the effect! The merchant would col
lect the notes OF banks, and demand specie iar
them and lbus tile TEST would be adopted NY
mea ms Of Which to ascertain The solyency Of each
institution. The demand OF specie thus proiuc-
ed would have the bencii, ial effect Of introducing
more Of it into the country; Tor money is like
every either article, and will find It's way to thu
market where il is most wanting. The system
might be enlarged gradually unla your wishes
| should be cOnsuInated."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25
REDUCTION OF THE PRICE OF
LABOR.

Among the arguments most frequently
in the mouths Of the enemies orihe adj
ministration is the reduction Of the price
ofIabor, which they allege wiIIePs IN
dcTthe Independent Treasury system. 10
spite 81 he obvious inconsistency and
groundlessness Of ihs charge, il is daily
pushed forward with zeal prOportioned
10 lie folly.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25
TESTIMONY
o. Gorcrnor Branch, " North Carolina
10. General Harrison.

y any thing were wanting to establish
more fully the fact, that General Harrison
always differed with The Republican par
ty-The testimony Of Gov, Branch, who
served with him in the Senate, would, il
seetas 10 me, be sufficient to Danish all
doubt, and forever settle the question.
Governor Branch, in the course Of Il
speech delivered at En6eId, North Carroll.
on, says:-"Allwho know me, however,
know thai for The six years served with
Mr.. Van Burcn in the Senate Of the Uni.
ted State, bis name and mine vii! be found
on all test questions associated with the
leading staie-rights men oflhat DAY such
As Macon, Randolph, Tazewek and OH.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25

Tie Hard Cider Humbugg-Besn'
disgust the more rational and sOOef''N']
ed portion Of the Wing party an Y
frank, and manly orolral Of p'aeIA'''
what The people require OF a canola'''
the elevated and deeply responsive ! ]
lion Of President, and with nOIDIns%
of this will they be content. LUZ
mand more satisfactory answers - "
inquiries, than are afforded 70 them y
senseless parade Of banners ana ''''
hard cider and log cabins, dr.,nA'a Y,
revellings and the singing o. i'pr''
songs. i,
Scarcely a day passes ilial W. 49,,
see in our exchange papers, '"' il,
some one, renouncing Harrison 'a' = :,
bug gery--and uniting in the grea' : :
Of Democracy. We have Just d ,s'' /, y
40 interesting letter from Ca'e0 =" ~,
highly respectable and 'nlius" 49,,
zen Of Indiana, in which 20 'r =.
Harrison, and comes out boldly J, : :.
Buren,, and The Independent w.
In the course Of his letter he SaI Iso,edI
"Gen. Harrison had sIl,'e" y WI
self into the keeping OF Jonn J. .Iess
one ~ he most bitter rev'loIs /" CopI
and The old Democratic parry; nyj
who had ever been Democratic ', = II
ings, look calmly and w'sn0I !, ,oIJ O,
such d movement as ihlst wv AdaI
loo plainly HE character 9 - y
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25
Saturday JULY Is, 1870.

mr. We are authorized 10 announce W II
LIAM NEED of Grenada,as candidate ior me
Office Of State Treasurer,at the specll' elrcuo' y
fill the vacancy accustomed BY the uea'n o. 'o'
James G. Williams.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25

CtT WE are authorised to announce N. H.
RIVES, Esq, as candidate for District A''or-
ney, composed ofthe counties OF Holmes, Leake'
Alfalfa and Yazoo.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25

MORGAN L. FITCH, ESQ. is candidate Tor
Judge Of the tenth judicial district, composed o.
the counties OF Lcake, Alfalfa, Holmes, ana
Yazoo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14
NOTICE,

lust received at ths Variety" Store, an
- additional supply of Books, some Of which
have never before been offered to the public:
amongst the assortment are
"The Northern man with Southern prin-
clples, or the Deacon turned Pedlar"-a Gu
rious tale, founded on fact.
"The rich Widows Son, or the Chenaneo
'Speculator"-an amusing little work-bofh
quite new.
A few Nos. ofthe Colebrook Reports-con.
tanning many of the impartial decisions re.
ported in that circuit the last 80 years. To
all lovers Of justice these reports cannot fail
to be instructive and interesting.
a new edition of that old and popular work
The Confession of a Lawyer"-the original
cost OF which was one hundred and fifty dol
Jars. This work, together all my large and
various assortment will be sold at "specie
standard prices" by ALPHA SAGE.
Litchfeld May 6, 1910. *Aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14
.TMPORTANT.

1T may be interesting to the public to be
Il informed of the recent return of the sub.
scriber from New York with large stock of
fashionable Dry Goods, comprising al
most every thing desirable in that line-also
general assortment of Groceries, Crockery,
and Hardacare, all of which will be sold cheap
for good pay. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfeld, April 80. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14
NOTICE

8 hereby given to the residents and non.
Il residents liable to pay town and highway
taxes on the levy of 1888. for the town Of
Harwinton, that the subscriber will be at his
dwelling. in said Harwinton. on Monday the
10th Of May next for the purpose of receive
ing the same. On failure to pay agreeable
10 inns notice, the subscriber will exact the
fees allowed by law.
LUcIUs w. DAVIS, Collector.
Hars0inton, April 90, 1870. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14

incidents Of Yesterday.-DeaLh.-T Thomas
H. Laughlin, carpenter, residing on Federal
Hill, and one of the marshals of the Eighth
Ward, was killed yesterday morning, while
marching in the procession, from blow
from some person unknown. The particu-
lars of this melancholy and disgraceful af-
fair. are these As the procession were pro-
ceeding down Baltimore street, a gang OF
half grown boys were marching up, carry
ing on the top of pole a stuffed figure, rep
resenting Gen. Harrison as pettcoat hero,
and when they arrived near Howard street,
they attempted to form in with the process
sion /; Mr.. Laughlin stepped out Of the ranks
with the view to stop them, when he received
the blow over the head from a stick, which
deprived him Of life.
An inquest was held over the body by A
II. Greenfield, Esq. Coroner, and the jury re-
turned as a verdict, that he "came to his
death by blow from stick, in the hands
of some person unknown to the jurors" Il
these fellows came out for the purpose OF in
sulting and disturbing the procession, they
ought to have been arrested and severely
punished for their insolence and BLACKBOARD
ism, 1t seems almost impossible that mar
could have been thus killed, and the perpe
traitor of the foul deed to have escaped, wheI
Mr.. L. was surrounded by so many friends
We sincerely hope the wretch may be fer
retted out and receive his just dues.
Baltimore Sun.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14
NOTICE.

RY order Of the Court of Probate for the
District Of Sharon, the subscriber will
sell at Public Auction, or private sale, at the
store OF Sterling, Landon g. Co. at Chaplin
viiie, IN Salisbury. in said district, on Friday
me ga day of May next, at one O'Clock p,
N. 80 much of the Real Estate of ANDREW
CHAPLIN late OF Wolcott, in the state of New
xork, deceased, as will raise the sun. oftwen.
ty-one hundred and twenty three dollars and
ges of sale. '"''r'
PMNEAs CHAPLIN, Administrator
Salisbury April %, 1910. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14
Variety Commissions Store.

VVNHE subscriber tenders his services to the public
i generally, and offers to receive all kinds Of prop
erty proper to consgn and sell at two and half Der
cent. commission He expects soon consignment Of
Berkshire hogs, few old fashioned salt mortars with
"a neat little work called the Lawyers Oath to
be out next week: Immediately after the Presiden.
tal Election next Nov, f not previously disposed off,
he will sell to the highest bidder an irregular Law.
yer's Library, none the worse for wear, the Oldest
books in it appearing new on opening them.
ALPHA SAGE.
Litch6ed. April 20. 1910.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14

UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS of various
~ patterns. Also, few Broadway Sun
May r. ~ 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14

"A SMALL quantity of unground PLASTER
IA for sale by N. HI. NORTH g. co
EoE21eOe1s Of all kinds and prices NAV
be found at N3H. NopTu q, Co. .''y
April %. " AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14

Stocks! Stocks!
A HANDSOME assortment of Gentlemen's
IN STOCKS, just received, and for sale,
cheap, at the Variety Store of
Litchfeld, April IL. A. LORD.