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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
NOTICE.

n Lii efsonshaslng elnms against the state OF
u tie Late Capt. jacob Wlllte, decd are re1ues
ted 10 present them immediately duly nuthenltu
aud they sla be paid and all those in,lehted W
make immaculate payment as we wish 10 close on
accounts with the estate.
WM \. WHITE, {ENccators +
HENRY HE. Jacob Wbic. deed
jan. - /.
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IA ARs EsaA<sI.A,

Married, on thr 7h nstant by the Rev. William
Gloss, Nh, Henry \. PWoE # tillrs county. 10
Miss CAT1AR,NE, daeglher Of MI Robert Powell
Of Franklin county, "a.
- ON Iaesdoy evening. the 7lh inst by the
II '. Nodoi'c' Nv, H.'lrNsrAtf. E.q.. clcik Of
tNsA V'na county In MIS- MtnruA a,ltlN,
daughter Il the late Rica'd Apfcrson. Esa. OF
Meehltuhurg county,
------., on Thursday, tie 10th inst, by the Rev
Nelson Sale, fnoMAs s. TAYLOR. Esu. ct New
Glasgow, 10 Miss SARAH A. PAmrllN, Of Nelson
County, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23


thoSe insf;t,,;,ns -,
lsIs W., Is ''Qe On motion Of Mr. Smith Of
from ugi5rl jt,,.a "I''ftrd h. several of them
~ tt, f,, - 'ais ,'a1 AIt. smith himself is
wots. B5,l - = y "'e slaek,-or in etirr
IN I A3iH a,,.,'o't2i'-fhat gentlemen hoiafng
Rank baJ .,,,,,- - NJ - tntho Farmers
hater as The ,,r,,f.,,,, = va" -, htruse Ba1k-
have flis,laipct Ia. 49, I've oil w ieht would
thc first time ~. ,'u'aet Int u Is not
rlcaeb am, ,,o,i,., ~ II IS one thing 20
poffs arc in slan ,,f -, f" heA al the te-
apafeeate I.,Dl : p ,'s pp'e 10 sum up the
in the House ff5o,4 t3,s -. ,.' l'e TWO parties
Which ffrsti,izs n ,.. a., -. Ell interest
elicit: and III ,,.s,.ln ~ - ','s enquiry to
l.ocu Fncrs and ,,,,. tho VI -. ~ ''"i NJ
y1i155 that ,td r.,.t#,..,, s '..ls#.- i'ah.
REGARDED a.ibc tsst ~, HI ''is' IS 10 be
The course # .t, ,,,.,, - NJ @ ~ 'li5tal
or eontIulled h., H., fam ,t H. -, .'. ~, "a
The corI5se ri, ,...d Ia, Al .s..,i = ~, Si.'h'
whom thrfe is rotan sl,,,,, - = u f" 91ao
sentinel over the Ranks j., .,IL,r n ~ ,''''
one Who does more Ia n,,al,y. ~ s"'
usefulness dc mnpstl ates ms own -
ish motives anlthe sirr,,i,y ,,,l l,'3 W ~
terialns the opinions upon yybi.h. bc ,,,r,,
aud pcltinaciously arts AnI 10 -" my
qualy tue 1T others who if tboy .
der the il llueut = nf the ,,otiy... ,.l - -
ascrlbcd bx the Ioco Foro do. o., M
Banh stock and ,l,htn,s n, ~ We IT
would hardly e found in n. % ~. H.. -
.ctcrnalDy ,FtIprieu il.o.e l.,5I,,.i,, 80
winch tranp tbeI, a,tton. ,4,, ,n,,,,5,'
destroy then Usefulness vyitlnot ,a,ns,i, -, -,
any real strcpotb or in any ,tl,,,,.,. - -.
them or tic conn,,piIy III, f... i.5''
Iirh by tins cuou5tv will If u,t.tal ,,, - 49,,
this remark. -
The Adm isl,aliop innrnals arc ,,,,,all.,,.i =.
love with Mr. Clay nh a, onc,, , s,a, l
posed to weep oy6r his "ha,d 1lro in lasi,., 5ir
nomination Of The II lrrisburo Conyepiio, II, -
,ftl,. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
NNlrFda,

ta'llE undersigned has rlar ed IN the hands nr Mr.
Ri. Nolly tho settlement ct al tie act ou,.ls
due tue concern. lie being the only person author
lsrd IL receive pas91cuG--'rhose to whom Tie con
eetH Is indebted will arny 10 him LOT setllenent.
GEORGE W.fGAlNES
Ian ~ :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

A I Circuit Superior Goun Of Law and Chan,
cefs >eonnued by adjournment, md held Tor
ne county OF Amhersi. at tho Court House, on
W edncsday. the 18th day Of September. 1888:
Henry DUNN stop, Sergeant Of the corporation Of
Lynehbnfg ADD IS such administrator Of Henry Bal.
lcnger, deceased aud af Polly baienger. deceased,
Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

Ia,
IL 1seussian Of the Sub. Treasury bill. aud the
u ,' of representatives. the reeepliea Of Abolt
,siitiops ia reference to The ioliner .en :, IL
~ II he National nlcIieeucer % Thursday n
s, ebate Between Mr.. Clay and Mr. Wliehi. The
aa,n,er gentleman eongraulanhe the latter tfal in
-, Jaxs he would be greeted 10y h.s COLLEAGUE
tom the people aud virtually instructed IN
-, AGAINST the great me asnre of Deliveranee and
,l.fy > as Mr. Calhoun faceijoasi1 STYLES The tib-
T.sosgry bill, which Mir. Nusht Is 50 earnestly and
So detqocraieaity engaged. IN violation O. the known
ri nj lls Constituents, deliberately EXPRESSED for
toe Successive yeas, IN lt>hiug tErcu#l Con.
- We have lbsely sen Nj Foster fud Jade
ssrli,e ,esirn lleir srats IN he Senate r,fnllg45
49,, doubtful and eqalvneal iGtfnaliuns thai lheIf
-,.e VAS rot approved Is uf#i1t.iv q thea con
t,,erts. but here Is Nh. NraHi tie main piE1
,bo Adminlsliat IN tic Senate. and The tfa3eJ
che Democratic parry, ohstinately holding on 10
''oa, and pressing an obnuXious measure, In Oh
i,;on 10 the unequiYocal aud three re peaed de-
l,rat,ons Of the People whom lac misrerresents
h,t his course is not III arcatdancc with theit will
,1h,t does tins prove Tie Wings have been lte-
,eptly feproaehedby then adversafIrs opponents
aqrIbe Right Of Instruction thry, the mean while,
claiming 10 be lis especial champions aud friends: but
.o,e we have OF cuswe evidence that he Whlssi ID
Hing obedience to that doctrne, whde the DaHo-
wis tile friends and esf eell lafets Of The F." dear
,eope, Openly aud reVealedy tromlda IT under
Iotl Instructions a.e very tieht and orthodox
when through thetr agency, Wings are to be Gee
ted lom flee, TO make room fl tia Sp0ils.loyju9
Z ..ocrats but, when 'out Jul gCtes their OK,
A " then ii is d.1etenl alJl altogether! We
Fnd farther illustrations oits fact toe, siil nearer
home There IS Mr.. Dyer,a Senator in our State LIE
islaure Fl ON the llenry distrci, which last Spring
.,ca elear Wing majority oi about $50, not only
tpepnu his seat, but giving Loco Fuco votes, on
eyerv nolitical question witch arises. He has not
received apIitea instructions, II Is true: but What
can be more uuequiyocal, or what ought to be more
effective. in controlling the action OF a truly Re-
II, Il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

Is safitct Of dcen concern 10 tho prenle ef tb,s
state aud whereas ,,e consider sl,yr,v "a - III
much 10 be depoied. and .hat every conslifnlion,i
bauier should be iulerpased to prevent ITS fnrihe,
exfcnlioo and thu thc Constitution at lhe l. \
eeatlY giving cnrzfess The tiaHt fo fest,,,, NJ .,
states. not cum{ne within The olietnaI b,,n
dlfrs af he L. s. the rfnhidiiing al SLAYER, ,s
condition of ihe,t admission into tie Union br,es
iaIe
Rsselsei tlfthc tauotsl', Senate canclir Il s,ci,
That ON Sirafols be useut'ed. aud ,ur Rene
sentative an Congress be requested oppose the
MISSION us N'aie l''o Tie uHon' ol my teft1,ty.
'ei pc" as "iai''. m~hae tae prohibition
#''fsia Ueis'h IN indispensable condition Of ad-
93s,''n'
:, =" ~, - II January ls2o' the Senate took up
~. i'S911''''' anu passed. tie same unanimously,
'' ,,ie"hS senators htins ptescrt
!, '''ss'S a"'.es' Austin, Batnum, Barlow.
- mus quincy, Dayton bttnlss, Evans,
o'"isgi on II A'"tnon', Hat. Livingston, Lounds.
IsiS' nc Nae1o' @oons' h''lety, Moo'e, Noyes,
n9 IN, -. hus,2'''}il' Nkhhtr swan VAN
., 49, WILSON, lung 3u.
~ ia' al" ~ hual Al' an Hhtfu.s hiog-
,l.',' say on lhs so'Jecl- "ad what "the present
5i'.' 'ltai hln'sei S'idi
- = hld kofr'N reject 10 hnd any tagging on
mr. S"t]te, 81 Ai'. A1Hs, y e. lie committed 10 hs
,1HF"li: 1t Is bolA"lac and honest aud We must
'ise' u H"''ttMg ~ our course. Nj kipe's views
NV 80, ,,g5 It., me hgumal ie and to5rrds The MIS-
a0' ~ " rs IIoS cnare1,s.as Tar as he is cou.
s''u, 10 POT and We shal efYe i uue dltce-
'1"' -" mo" what tie feelings aud views Of
WI h'eeuS "ete Wllcn | saw YIN, and you know
VIVA, "" We men concluded Ia do. My "tONSlDE-
~ ioNN, AMI The aspect ol the Albany Argus,
VIII sea" mat "e have rntercl On the work IN ear.
'es'' e" cannot oh bach Let us not, therefore.
'a'e my h'ipns' TUT Ny nEAn on lrs rRorEl-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

hpnEtNAFkG a., ~ y ~ u - r. or
~ nEf1'S l. NJ Il Il o G. 4 II q " :
aweltestablishsd remedy Tor thennRttsm, swellinrs
giandnlaf enirgenaenis, sptaias. bruises, etc. etc
most respectable reference be given in Tins tlaee
ehd is vicinity, of the good effects of tia EMBRo-
~ ION Andin store several other taie.btc anil
popular remedies tor like diseases.
* q ~ ~ - T. y - ~, afencdv much
eslcrmed for diseases OF thu Enlnrys bladder, etc
Tor sale al Howell DAVIES.
Jan % u,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

BA L. A $, Enliest Garden ~ ~ III y
n warranted unmlxed and of LAST YEkRs GEowTn,
received aud for sale. nd general supply OF other
5 T. T. d at Howell DAVlESS.
Ian 20 if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
EagssSfer Paris.

ON CONS On MENT,
AsMe TlERCEs aud eight TONS rLAs-
TER PARIS.
Also ten TONS BAR-lRON.
SAM.IF. RENNICk,
Stone Lumber. house.
Jan. f6 N3w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

NEALY, a Blacksmith, is FOR A l. +
y Apply 10 john s. Blair. Bynchbnfg.
JAMES d. WATTS. Guatdian oil
Thumbs johnson.
Jan. 16 3tI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

p0sgspONEIEST.

The above Sale is postponed TIL the 81 Monday
in February, 1910. JOHN RoSSER.
Ian. rs IDS If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
u'eEs RENT,
5000 Yds. Ncwrncs, NInllaimg.

WE HAVE lately received aud have now 70
w sale 5000 yds Napt Cotton, Cassneus
fnlI'd Cloths kerseys Lnseys, aud other goods
Suitable for Negfos Clothing, which We are deter
mined 10 sell lower lhan usual.
Ms O
1900 BLANKETS, al unusually low prices,
Farmers and Planters Will do themselves crest in
justice by no examining our elk before purchasing
BUXTON X ROBES.
Od17 r-t..# tsif
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~ GREAT BARGAINS

FOR lsID.
y. -. EssEsE'FiS 81 E1EEFEF,
NA CLOSE UP THE REMAINDER
w 4 then Stock Of
Winter Goods,
al about cost and charges.
The assortment consists IN pant II
l5laonels al enots, some A. low rs : per yard,
kentucky Jeans aud Cassiuctts, very low,
Blankets all kinds,
Mrr,no Clftasslans, % cts per yd. aud upwards
IInscys, plain, striped aud PLAID /. TO IS 81
prryd,
Bombe4el,s, eoored and black. from Cd to Is
per yd,
Domestic Shnting yard wide, AT iId per sd,
Bleached 10 good assortment. all prices,
With general assortment Of Fancy and all other
kind OF GOODS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
e-~7r~rsTff IL % +. y a. $, sFy,
M AFy(S <asfFe, fag5SSS'
~. NJ III d q Nv

the crops OF Cum, o5ts, Fodder aud Tobacco.
Household aud kuthen i urnlure, lautalIou uten.
sis an ok Cat, Oxen, nc. Ne.
shall also, At the same time aud place, hire an,
TOR The balance oil the present year the slaves belong
ing 10 s'id es tate, amongst which mc men, md
three women, aud vii likewise, al lhe same time
me and place, rent outio The residue OF the cul,ent
year, the
EFgcE az Land
on which the deeoleut resided at the time Of As
dralh.
Terms Ct sale fthe pcrshabo estate. For all
Snms amounting 10 $40 and upwards credit of ,
nohths will be gwen, the purchasers giving bonds
win good personal security. For all sums under
Z 10, cash will DE required.
JOHN L. MCDANIEL,
Exor. OF Lindsey Mcdaniel, deed.
Jan. - t6F
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LIB To 20 per cent. SAVED.
y a. fe Z = At PAR

L ECElYED by The subscriber when dealt ou,
H " except for OILS, Sperm Candies, and Good, on
commission. Howell DAVIES,
'fo = Is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
RQRERT TlNsLEY. c
CeatslsslnNEgs OFFICE,

Amherst Cula ilasse. December "a. 1850
The pHties.vit tsae luiiee, thai have appointed
Tuesday, the 25f day ef ebieary nexi. 10 executa
the foregoing CT which day, at tue hsur u 10
o'clock, 4. NJ, they are requested 10 attend i'll my
"lhee, with their accounts, VOUCHERS and copies uf
Count papers prepared for rxaniuaiipn and sstiie.
neui. ROBERT IiASLEY, Con,,
Jan IS wiy
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See Euqaler Of 7th Janasfy, l9i0.
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commissioners SGyc Of


situated in Campbell county, ON the water, Of Fall
ing iisef aud also on the sumo day, at the house
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jan 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10
Nofot's Frgetab!e LJc I'ins and
 pbpnjr R;yfors

FENaE high celebrity which these excellen& Med
 A cnes have acquired, in curing almost every die ease to which the human frame is liable. is matter familiar with almost every intelligent person. They became known by their fruiistheif good orls ba ve testified for ,henl-they dd not thrive by the fah oi the credulous. N '~" VI
 In eases of Cosvenesa, Dyspepsia Ril;ous and T;v. CT affections Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains. Rheumo. tisn, Feversand Agues, obstinate Heada chea imnure state of the Flnids unhealthy appearance of inc Skin Nervous Dehihty, the Sickness incident to Femajss in Delicate Health, every kind of weakness of the D Sestiye Organs, and in all general Derangelnents of Hcaith, these Medicines have invariably proved n certain and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health io the most exhausted constitutions sinple trial will place the Iife Pills and Phonix B,ers be- yond the reach o conpe tition, in the estimation of every patient.
 Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, at Nu,, E. Mefat'S Medical Office, 375 Broadway, New.York
 N: $. Nnns are genuine unless they have the fac siInile of John Moffats signature.
 &T The Life Pills are sod in boxes-Prce, 25 cts 50 cents and Sl each, nccordng the size and the phDnx Bi,ters m bottles, n, Sl or $2 each, with full directions. -
 For Gratuitoms Dstribv,ion--An interesting little pamphlet, entitled "Mof;,.'s Medical Manual, de. signed as a Domestic Guide to Heal,h-containine accurate information concerning the most prevalent diseases, and the most approved remedes-by Wm B. MoFFAT." Apply to the Agents.
 For sale by Charles J. kilJourn, L;.chGeld, Con.
 December 10. iv29
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10
ONE PAY & ONE PRICE.

Yet another supply of netO and desirable Goods
 just TeceiUed by the subscriber, Gt has Store on
 East street, Litchfeld Hill, aH of sehich, toge-
 ther ioith many others nSt mentioned here. nlay
 De had at satisfactory prices, 10 say the teast: I'D ROAD LoTHs, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, for ED cisn and domestic Flannelo .f alipost all .oivrs, UIacK and blue- black Bombazines, good and cheap; more of those cheap French and English Merinos and Printed Sako,ies, splendid London Prints and other desirable goods for ladies dresses; MouSeln de Laines; black, blue- black and light cold Silks; bl'k and blue-black Silk Velvets, suitable for h. dies use; rich Lace Veils and French Laces; Merino Scarfs hem.s'itch and plain Linen Cambric and Lawn Hdk'fs; fine Linens and Linen Cambrics: Swiss, book and other Mus lins; Footing, Edging, Insertings, Cambrics, Ribbons, fine black and cold h0skin GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen buckskin Mittens and Gloves, merno & common yarn Gloves, Comforters, India rubber Overshoes for la- dies and gentlemen, Cater Boots, mems and boys Boots and Shoes of various qualities and sizes; a complete assortment of thin and thick Shoes for ladies; mems and boys fur and cloth Caps, some of octogon shape, a new style, made 10 order expressly for the sub- scrber's sales. ....,
 FLOUR and most kinds of GROCERIES, except spirits and wines, Crockery and Hardmare of some sorts, such as axes, slates, skates, cut tacks, cut nails, knives and forks, sparables files. butts and screws, bellows, shovols and spades. &c. E. GRANT.
 Litchfeld. Dec. 10. 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10

Mr. 7anmadges ESanSdsi-At the request of correspondent, give place this laie day to the following calculation of Mir. Tamadge, contrast ed with the one put forth by the organ of Van Buren at Albany: g .-sSee1 'r7 s4E-
 SENATOR TALLMADGE'S ESTIMATE.
 In June last a letterfrom the Hon. N. P TAL1MApeR appeared in the public prints, giving his estimate of the probable result of the Presidential struggle then pending The letter and estimate gave rise to great deal of discussions the administration presses assail- ing it's calculations visionary in the extreme and the Whig papers defending the claims preferred by the Honorable Senator to the several States We re. publish an extract from Mir. Tnllmadges letter, to- gether with the estimate, that readers may jhdee for themselves how wild it was. - .'',-.~
 have written a much longer letter than inten- ded when commenced; but, having said ths much, will add little more, by way of giving my estimate of the Presidential election have taken great pains 10 get the most accurate information. Ihave not on- ly consulted members of Congress but have had very extensive correspondence throughout the Un. ion. My sources of information may be implicitly relied and say you, with the sincerity, that in my judgment, Gen. Harrison will be elected by more triumphant majority than Gen. Jackson received in his palmiest days. In writing to you as friend. have not only motive. but disposition, to mislead or exaggerate. give my estimate below, which place the most implicit reliance, and sin. cerely believe the result will justify it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10
NOTICE.

VIE undersigned having been appointed by the Court of Probate for the District or Eatchtield Commissioners upon the estate of EBENEzER SPENCER, late of said IStehfield, deceased, and having accepted said appoint ment, do hereby give notice to the G, ,etlitors of said estate thal they will meet at the S<anl sion House in Said I.tchfield, on the 18th da v of Jan1ary asdlnh the 1sl day of June, lS4l. at one o'clock F. Nj. on each of said days. fo attend to the duties of said appointment. Said Court having allowed six months from the Sd of December inst. for the presentation of claims against said estate.
 OLIVER GooDwIN, , Commis-
 SYLVESTER GALPIN, ( siOnerS All persons indebted to said estate are re. qucsted to make immediate payment to
 SYLVESTER SPENCER, Admin'r. Luchfeld Dec. 3, lS4O. 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10
MESS MARTIN
watertown High School.
Litch field, Nor. %.

NHlS institution will be opened for the re- -A ception of pupils on Monday the 7th of December inst. It will comprise Male and Female department, each under the immedi- ate Superintendence of the Principal. The course of Ofinstruction is intended 10 be thorough and practical, and is designed to qualify the pupil for admission into College, or for the business of active life. It will embrace the Latin, Greek, and French languages; Roman and Grecian Antiquities, and Mythology 1; Arithmetic on the inductive plan; Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuraton. Sur veying; Natural, Moral and Mental PhiI0so- phy; Evidences of Christianity, Logic, Rhe- toric, English Grammar, Geography, and the %oglisll branches generally, together with D.hCag, Painting, and Music on the Piano.,
 Terms tor the Session ef elepen ,ceehs.
 For the co,nnon English branches, incIud-
 ing reading, Writing, arithmetic, geogra-
 phy, grammar, composition. sc. $4OO Higher branches, us Latin, Greek, French,
 Mathematics, &c. $500 Drawing, Painting, Music on the Piano, with
 the use of the instrument, 5000
 Board may be obtained in respectable fa- miles on accommodating terms. The mo- rals of the pupils will be nt all times careful ly guarded. From his past experience in teaching, the Principal trusts he will be able 10 render satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patronage.
 JOSEPH SALKELp, Principal. WdtertOton, Dec. 3, lS4O. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10

'HHilESEtmedlrnes intetl. for their Tltue tu -A tolher inaihitst aud sensible action in purifying the springs and channels uf life, and euduiug them win renewed tue and vgur. In many hundred cer- tiied eases Mcir bsyc Been made ptiic and in aI- ios' every species ot disease 10 which tie human frame IS iahie, the happy effects ot MriS Ite PIy "'G F"GntT BtfterS have ieen gratefully and pniclv 'cK'owardSed bY tiie perS0Iis benefited, and who ',tIe pfs vioasy snartiUainted with lre beautifully :"''h's''PatcHl prIic!peS upon which they are com pn,nded,, and upon which they cons. queniv act. r. File 4-He McdE'tnts recommend themselves in diS- eases uteVery forIn and descrip!o. Ther tifaf ope ialuii Is d louscn from the coas u the s.nac aud powers ttie Varlons impurities and cruteS constantly setiihg around them; and to remove tho ha rdened eces "f''ch collect In tecnnvuENons cf tue smallest ites1eS; Oiher medicines only partially c'eaIse these, and leave such collected lasses tehiud us 10 produce abtual c0stiveness, with all it's train of evils yr sudocn darrli9G, with its imminent dangers This hc' Is we known 10 all regular anatomists wi.o h'l!e the human bowels atter death; and hence lhe p'Cjudcc q those well informed men against Quack
 leaicineS--W meo'cInes prepared and heralded to the p"nhc by ignorant persons The second effect of Me i.te MedlcDes is to cleanse the kidneys and the hlndder, and by ths meuns the liver and the lungs the heahhtul action ot which entirely depends upon hG regularity o the urinary organs. The b!ood. which taxes iiS red colr from the agency of the liver and he lungs before 1t passes into the heart, being thus pur ed hy them, and nourislled by food colning from clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, re- news every part of the system, and trnmphanty mounts the banner of health in the blooming cheek
 Nl9tat's Vegetable Life Medicines have 6een thor. ouenly 'es'co' and pronounced sovereign remedy TOT dyspepsia, tatulency, Palpatlon of the Heart Loss o Appetite, Heartburn and Headache, Restless ness Nl.,emper. Anxiety, Lansuor and MeInnchoIy, CostiSeness, Darrhna. Cholera, Fevers of all kinds Rtheumatism, Gout. Dropses of all kinds, Gravel, lnveserate Sores Scorbu.ie Erup,ions and Bad Com. p|exions. Eruplive Complaints, Sallow, Cloudy, and other disagreeahle Complexons Salt Rheun,, Erysp- eias, Common Colds and Influenza, and various other complaints which afflict the humnn frame In Fever and Ague. particularly, the Life Medicines have been most emtneiay successful; much so that in the lever aud ag,e districts Physicians almost universal
 y prescribe them.
 All that MT. Mof1at requires of his patient is to be particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly accor ding to the directions. It is not by newspaper no.
 ce, or by any thing that he himself may say in their favor, that he hopes to gain credit is alone by tue
 91-For sale at the sign of Drugs and Medicines" South street, Litchfeld, by c. J. KuBouRN.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10
NOTICE.
Litchfeld, Dec. 10.

N the estate of JOHN PARTREE, of Water town. in Litchfield county, as has been as. signed to him for the benefit of said Partrce's creditors. will sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, by order of the Court of Probate for the district of Watertown, at the dwelling house of the said Partree, in said Watertown, on the 30th day of December next, at II o'clock in the forenoon,' unless previously disposed of at private sale, all the Real and Personal Estate which has been so assigned to him. AMMAN PLATT.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10
FOR SALE.

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