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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
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Asa pec,ieg ihe z srftslgua IsePe.af
~ cInhs 4 nes
n..s,..t That ~ elsssisn ~ WILLIAM
4ENNr AAHHl9olS, q Pse1(seet SO S0tiN
kfL.1E. VS. Fl.si5tp, ~ - NslHt E1o,zs. a
q nr1al on4 fItfieez tr<Rf u ~ blsiofT " 80
e9rn.lJ a xt.efy - spptstsE1, ri.ts-
raffst, ard eic1sd c.z1rfs--k biess.6x q ~
tiaa Mercy, pkicA tAeeit ~ - every rasiett
hesli, ast GO 4 VIII sFesilplss - ~ 8lsss -
~ 0oo5s tnas dies he DPpneiie 49, teoa SAVED
esd poes eiiecipies Is ~ ec1ndtr--a1t SCI
peloge9 cvue.sf eRes neee sssse<si b rfcst<si-
y ent hsppin<ss e kpme. Aa1 rrspsoieS'iisr
and t4si,T Rbf6sd
Il hsaor 81 ekich, .nd 70 eel,brnis - 6apby
. stsals. Efiday eDeni.R, eOkk iasfdni,
" appoinsrd foE IN ll.k-uNlNATIcN ae6
PROCESSION e. 7hepe<roslo9n; SAD stl oss
Welg ffiest. ~ De eona,y. md ne .sisiaine
y isf'lgt q alleed
Narenher -. 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19


We hear viii pspfSund regret. ihai Ibis ecn,ls.
man feesivca 6su sstnines since ssvrrs
voana cson pistol shel. a. ne Univenily---
There wss some disorder o. he lava, and Ne
csias oai a Ms Aosse % arrass h, ahen b ~.
cslred Ne bkes from scns kand. yri anknoun.
Essm - s1zsoseis.
RARRFUE OCCURRENCE AT rae UNI
yEastTx OF VIRGINIA.
We understand lhsl Processes Davis ol
lhs Unirersily q Va. Wss ahel by a. 90.
knoWn haads 9th pisiol. u front e his
dwelling. "a THURSDAY niahi about Q e.
clock. The iodivideal 1ho eomnined
the aetis said 10 have been nsskfS a ths
time. Tbs ball wss received in,i below
tbs nARel, and IL said @ have passed
around Tie abdomen down Il lbe aaaby
part Of tie thigh, without eateung he
sAfiiya q eIeEdg Ihe npmsrons lrient,,
o. ar. Davis n lkis eommn6iiS isfoil.
plessprs e learn ihsl he ao1sd 4 81
cousidsFed muetsl. aslks eireamSsancS,
eoonsclak vita iAsr Distressing oecnrrence
eiI probably pnjdryo judicial iaSosIien-
ton, We fesbeaf 70 speak more fully a.
them 81 ne pressal.
The siudenls hare held Z meesine. and
expressed their abhortenee ofths aei aasl
the pefpointol.
?. = Proieaor Davis b dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

Seine eftbe Whiea IL Ohio, i Few dsvs
ago, burned barrel Of Whiskey. DE-. Don.
cau. on hearing 81 u. vas IN terrible
Iage. FThs rlsc.lly British Wkies have
buynei ~ iesigy. q ne exclaimed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

% aedigi9si ihife fsit e 3 csrleia Tfsst ~
i.sef fisf - ~ asasnh, = ssssrton ssaaf1
gaeisiai1g ga A0 wa ia sbbafts.
1stfes. haq. ere aeals1se ksif pass az tse
efhet ffee ef taa9, eonteisler, foaslher,
kfe1. 4 esriaia otbef rrsct
eeeteialfr tffe5t Ait9, etl5aia eihaf Ttss
eeattialeF kcfss. Alec, ~ aif 8 ceftaia stael
rrts1 lffee q - aessk essi nies ~ 80 80.
eeFtesb Riser, saesslalss ca tefes. D eseis.
~ ftlfs eash i2ls e. frls3 'a ~ eszsf.
lIsert eii 81 rssse9ea b ~ 49, 50 ssf-. -
y artA e4|g - aaif aaaissi Srspssls si'i =
sai1 81 eli - sssissi % t6ilsf, tafl zsss a
'sast tet ~ eateasfe aeiifft Is iae stuss.
Gao. 81 4AHfinGTnH.
ISAAC nDKE
-. = lall.~-a- T1ala
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

RegiInontal order.

A COURT 90 INQUIRY for The Ia nat-
a. taliou 81 the S5ia Rsgi.peai q ipfaasrS,
10 hereby ordered % eopsspS a. Dsalei EnusS's
Tavern ~ 8hspkorfslgwn. On Friday tie ina
insinot, ff<otembeF. and for lhs ID natgnIioss
Oh &aiaFdsy tha i3ta Novsmoer. AZ the tavern
cs neuiwsther Thompsoa u charlssIown.
The ReEimsoiai Court % fpquirY viii eoa.
yene - ~ ThousPsoaa b chaflsstsen, sa lac
9lst 81 ths sane mVath.
All excuses Tor dslisqnsarisp log tie peesent
yesF ere required ts - made a. ths rsspsciiss
Battalion Courts.
TIE hour fer msssisg "a each ease vii BE 10
o'sloek. A. ~.
0aisers aud others lnlerssisd are rxqpired to
b pronpt. IN erdsy IhAi hesInsss ma1 b. attend
ed q end despatched without aeiay
~ ofdeF 81 The 06oeR eousHuadlpg tie ssh
nnaimenl. ~. Va s. 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

90o@aS - 49, &A44&OA
Bsieaging % he estate of Jobs caaslsman.
dsessssd, seas9laieB 252i Acres. lying II ths
seove county, 90 ne Negih al6s nad very Dsar
ne TsfnPihe ruad isadinr from eslck err.
ferrg g nalilstoNn, o1ibisi6r ne Innde 81
Col. eesiah w. Wsfs, frosines Mecorniek.
1oasph Anfcrppn nDi ofhsrs. A Ter looseioe
and fertility % TIE sell end eihss sdvsnfsxss
Wish this proportf possesses, q u dssmoS M
e.ee.ssry = ssy aseh ahgukjt e. III e. ,z,B.r
aRli M siseosS5 e s,r.s. = s'' -,
so1s, take sisws ard judge Cor thsmsSIvss.- =.
Ssnce = @ say, thas & eanH 30 baos h he
talley- fhern h nPoa ne promisss ,oleenA,.
gooa hoase, fpart framo ana part lor ~
via inile e4Psuee eoaIi g maae r1'fla =
eo1lies.eeie dueiiins,l aad other Out ion,ss.
- yAefl.nt Sprsrg 81 ne toof, a.nsror-fkiiing
49,, 49, :. 1919 rssn.1g !Argash ,hs fern. 20
g seres q hrs,-raip botiou., aboul 10 &C., ~
Which nro " tioulby mondom. ana - ,,,re
eonid 30 madD--upuarfs 81 50 aoro, n --,,.-
her, siinaied II Ne bsss 81 oeiu blor6,,-l, !. ~
easy q acessa, there beng eood ool.Iat -
both ei.esol ne farm q h tiiasSSa wilklu =
anss .. , nereAsni mile, : ehaFshss, black
.ehe eaoFe, q aight 81 ne tafnpiks red. onlv
, n,lla aad hAlf feon ne shs5sn3o.h T,iV.ss
and , milss aai Z half hon nstrieio~r ~ I:
eheice sPoe."l THIS q 4 rars eka6ea eag 49,.
who hato iiitls aarpins 10 lay eat A ~ ~.
vaassSs. fhis FERN is al pssssnt rsnisi c.t.
49, eaehei y given % he PorohssSs
unia ne nrlt Of August nsxl, but he u,Ireh,-
serta recsigo the roBl.
TERMS oae-third 81 the psruhasa nnon,,
2 - Paid . hand, tie halanss II Two eoa.i
annnai instalneais. hsaiiag Intsrasf 80 -
q sale, and eeehrsd by deed q Sru.l usos
he orcpertY-
JOSEPH sHgPEIERD, .alaI
- baats nsa, teifb fAs wa aanar..i-
Hopembsf 81 I0a0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
FRESH FRUIT q

y 1CsT resolved, Igaiuina. (psu, eFor. !, Alma.a.
- kiiosrts, Prunes ssd Malaga srapss- Also'
49, lns. very superior CONFECTIONERY, toesther
wiah . new supply % Csnckars sn3 chsoss, a.
sails tow, ~ MILLER, .9LLE.HoArIs & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

Y Fireee 90 eess ~ igust sxssuis5 s.
~ tehn 2iFifsr, Va q gsEsrsoa Csaats
y ~ uneefsignst, SD duiy fseer5sd aosors.
lsz e ~. ~ elii srFsss "a Fabils ssls, r.,
essns e SasteF'a Hstel $ chasisssosn. - ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

rTVwo NEGRO woMsN. who ere sod
ho.se .sfsnnts. JOHN YATES.
Essr ch.rissiowa, Ncv. -. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
@TOJN,E CO.aL.
q .RElEGeF V1HMnfelf.

"A NAN viikoni faniIY. e essd ed h
- euAirioes bablis, eapsble % takiar eharrs
% = A.uruhAnt ~ = anh Wood sifualtsu
~ apPiylng ~ The Flbers' 80 81 snir kes,'
Nos. Il. n.ilf.l. : c. sllEruEnD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
PE.aSTERSF pI-4STFBy11

usf sscsised q fresh sappiy n waiTfs.s
csisbfsist aachiea-aefsad strsarthst -
fAaat&Ae. Ehe eel kassa ed sslskii.hss
esarerl etiheee flsstess. - psiss sfS usshaass
~ - sfee'i. .sSs ,oees, aad lissbt nasHmsiisn
ceids. ceafks. sefkaa. I,fsrr rs~-,.,.s
N1sefiak ceuEh. &c, Fladars fsffhsf 49,
s,eet aaaseesstfy. fefehsseFs .ksals Is -.
tieuiaf g 80 iaal ~ - sliss sf ~ sfesf,rtor
= pfintra - ihs 1aes ~ lss pissier g. oskess
afs eesaisfipa i.siislieae. soi 81 asaerl.ts -.
netailg. e Q2iaia ~ Fasale. neeil y
ADA8 EoUNa.
Hafsffs,FeffF. HsF. i1 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

HHon 1kLe. 4ll[f1.1 ~ 40 as&..
taiIaa ena ~ ed 319|I u ~. So.
-, tl-EFe,t. e 5, ). s. n. frto fPf,.
- ErankEsn Nsete kbr SAFE.
WH uill ssll chess ,1fte slss kunf,sss
~ EAAMMRx11 4IGWN We hsss
49, ;. e11 yo4f, 1nf knsa n u kct sad "
- r,'A1 s,pes esei - as lina, e. srcsaai q
- sierc.,r - 4pgf. which \ or reatea ~
ptt5tnI The Sieve fcf SAFE
c ~. 4 8. o. ANDRRsoN.
sssne.s-kegfx, Me-. -. 1850
TAKEN URi
eAkkNufs ~ esFstf. tpses.,sinr o,on "A,
nIn - ths snoscsiosr. a
ekoH,f ti.1EE : Eo.1Ar COT n fsrEsru. -
re Mare erssll uilh ihfss T. y (
we.ss fsst. ein1e n ~ fase. so y &n..k u
ms shs Kia9-ba1a 81 oss hikd iSa,---S@.. ss,...,
yeers, The Cell n % R1aa esieers r.s-s
oid lasi sPfIng --no y hise ssespsiax smsii ~
!. Ne fessAssd--ss< abpsi IS ksads kira -
TIE SAID Aase has beea sppraissd a ne 80.
- t3a. ed The celt a $50
Efhe-e Wpes 81 OWNERS oftha above e.
rays. are fsqnetss6 e eotne fafussd. nrass
properly. Pas ehaErps 40 taks lhsn a.sv.
noBERT W. DAYL0R.
Rich Weo1a, geGsr.aa eoanig.
Noe. ~. 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

W. have Jast rsssissd another supply az
hollow casiings, sash Sc Posn. osep..
skiliess. Grlddies. sargs Wash end Caa,s get.
,'es. sAks Pass Tea Kettiea and AB1'Iroos.
ne ~ ossorinent Of extra ovsn aaa SkiiisS
they are usaally cole for.
MILLER. ALLEMoHo 4 CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

- u sea. -. ="
= Ns s - - IA. 1ssn.
49,. *. -
-S--eS.- = u q =. = - = - ~
kdlA w ASSOC II ~ u ~ n
rnfIe.r p...i.-l - !, <'.-S = ,.,..s.o
~ Unlssz ~ ~ iEoH mRnr.Ti. Va !
8sn1lenary, pf8s
ss,ssss rsrssse.. I, n ~ s - ;s es.,':
- II ---1 ~. - -. - y 49, - 80
49,, -.l...-s = f-ss
aef RSei fecsi,,. &C. cnr,,.,e-,s e,..
4 80 49,. !. ~, -, -, = 49,, -
49,. $3.50. ~ - -,
ITs,-s f,-,-.'-. q a.. 49,.
csr~I,s -, - 49, ~. SD.
o-ilis.
$500.
$500 49, "a boeulflul nnaorfnenl;
cIs.o 80 ii,rsb P.en.s u,ek,.-s,, ;r,,,.-.,.sa
tllis ed Gila-olg sd fisitlsE Carts,
r,.I., - k,,,., -. d. d Cases.
49, s. 80 ee1'e ssals'
rails nna ieney 8eniing Wan,
Wafau.
Ssneo -
$3.50 ~ ..'ls S -
Ssss. ..s s.'.l ss =. .. s.s D'ss.
SLAVES sue ts1ells
csl.,n. $500 80. - s.. - -,
4 a.. hel,lss. .-''-s = = - : -
coiesao Ralss, varfsaSls. vsSv supsrsSr
AlsEsoIia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

.aTTES1TIa q. ~ j !. CEN !;
TLE-hEN-g ~- =
NE have jgss received q slf,teek Al
y FILL ed WINTER GOODS We
wi sell ths@ cheap, aDd wish % hav. veur
e-..o ~ q 8. q. .gNDERSO'r.
hagpsrs-FsrFy. Oct 80. IeiO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
MONEY WAWTEm.

iRAoM 500 10 $1,000 wsstsd immsdi.tstv.
- aPon Ne fsiih 81 realty warsh ssn tIrac,
dsposo q. will plssss address 81 n ck.-i..-
IoNn ro.l OMee. Nov. q. laln
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
CORN ME.1L, 81

CORN NEIL, &c.
ONO BUSHELS % Corn veal. fvhIt. ,
WIZ we'll gfoand--Also Bsees. pels-
soes and Dried Apples. fusl rsoUivsd ana for
sails ~ MILLER saLLE.90.A11 & CO
New. ", 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

RUBE1KC SALE.
WVHE undersiznse ulll EN-. e poblis sale,
~ ~ tti1ss a. 40 y E|ssnler sasf. e. -
r.slassrs nssr ii.ssseslo@.t, Bsrhsisy souply.
Farnsing Kznpaennenas, stock,
SC. sc.
eeansssHe - Plng ~
Fbur Head Of Work Horses,
ThTss Affich Cons Stock CatsIe,
80 kead ef Hegs, 80 Of ,stich are Jdg,
brood 6oirs--oas Wagon, nearly new;
3 Baysteaf --donbls and sfnRie shoesl
Plowgks,
oes &. SsEs.si lex cAgiaj
.2sd 2 Oariety ef ToOEs. Also,
1ouBERoID EuRH1YURB,
sVen As
Tables, Chairs, WARDROBE and Ssersta-
~, Sc. SC. .Also,
.1toAf 90 aeres ~ Wheag ii tse erosad.
TnR11S.--A ers4il a sir assshs y n i, -
ven - 80 sninn - IS and upwarss, faEcsDi Or
~ gas Hegs. whiek Will asold fos essk.l ~
Ne paFehaaat sxssuiisE bead with sppsossa
sesnriiy. snme nndss IS, cash. Sale 70 sou.-
nsnon ag ulee osclook
EaaUEL n KEsENuER.
ftosamber ~ 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

usf ssesiFs1s aaelhsr anpelr e. nsaIte
~ SO 9adtisaS ssishfsssa AXIS. Ksptaeht
raiie. ~ sefl hsasy, t~afseets6, Il aas ~ ssls
-. = >. 4 2. ? Alit1Kn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19


50 N0S1 19~---n%@
VIRGINIA ST.azE LOTTERY,
Foli Enaouiak he Eeesbafx Acaasmv
and lor clhsr purposes.
r,.--1 ~ = - go.
:. = --.5,----.:- = -
aiss Ne assa..s. , Y y, = ss'ess's'
awtrtgarT csrE-.s.
400 49, 80 80. -
es ~ - - - - - q : -
- ~ sso'o---
-les ffizes q el.00o
tIs.EzsEs essy eso--ssa.ssl ss-cassssss g 50.
csss:se, e Ps.assea = g Whsle 1ieasss $50
~ - @oeasfeE. - 80
3 -
eSfi oe19m .t@9e As9G terry
Ser ~ tsaeel 81 90 lfsassr1l,s ts.Rs..v.
o. * IA 800.
y. ~, ~ toFo.
A7a Np4s4tsfs isle.
onANn acs4xlse
49, s-sxrh, -.
~ 4k8sa EnHNm rsc
:. go i -, -, - = ~. !. : = 2 =
~ ~. -. De-
40 Prisss q $500
TlCgETe nn,x a slsis-s "a q. o.. - "a
s..,,,s-.,.. -. -
sses- - :. = = - ''ss'.. Siss
Fog Tictrgs aza Ssarss a. C.rg;feai,s
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19

hsqSEiIClf.4i3i.E C.4Pg d faT,S.
Caf receives. : bad - ssss $50 ~
e. iashienabis 5als 81 elslk &C., 49,
seei, S~aietis, end zaF Co, y losv &
Hey ~ J. 4 FL p. MsfLan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-19
CAARKE CoUMTY LAND

KMTtLL bs cold. On Moadsy Ire asth Of
Wv peeeabef nsxt, (bslns Court-day.l -
fore The couri-Hoass dear ~ Battlstosn. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
The World Redeemed. ilesurrectiOn or Persian Pills.

E EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful. The 1A day has cone when they can arm themselves with the precious relic. which almost dehes dsease, in all various manifestations, and gaddens the heart sinking under Ile grevous buFthen of weakness and dist ase. Doctors with all their bUased science step aside, and contemplate the ushering in of a and eveRiiul era, ln WhiGh the inhabitants are iher own physicians.
 The seals are broken, the mystery is revealed, the remedy in their hands the East, the fountain of all light, has opened her vast storehouse, and IS pouring forth to mOrIals the precious sap Ot lie and health.
 Persia and India, the adored of the present. and the worshipped of future ages, avIsing upon theIr richest boOs, causing the heart leap Tor joy, a see ing the sick healed, the lame walk, and presenting to those that are whOlc guarantee Tor Sl cents, tor preserving the shield of health and enjoy menf.
 The Persian and lndin extracts, the wonder oi the aee have been sn thoroughly lcstr d, proved and una niInousy pairoDizcd, md conceded to by all proies- e0nA and classes, pllysIc not excepted, who nave hecou,e acquainted Wrh theiF unparalleled vlEfuesi : the rsa md unbUilded confidence they insure, added ,o the grateful and unened tUE testimonials m
 their favor, IS sufficient Co warrant every individual with onhdance Innke tTIal ct them
 A treatise on most dseasss, theT symptoms and cure wiih certificates from many influential persons
 no have been raised, where the skill Oi the best senns had failed, and tho various medicines of Inc day had been tried in vain, accompany each box;
 FoF convenience these extracts made into rus, and nTe called RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS. Try one Box, and your money will be re- funded f they mol what they are TecOaInended- the Ne Plus Ultra Oi the age. ,,
 SeId 6v lAs AReMEs-Ai the Rbove place, litehtied; Lake & Hayss. Beihlem; Messr. Betis, W0OdhvFy'
 J. M. CLARK, general agent tor tue states 2, Nsw York and conIls cticli. Office, Arcade Hall, ko- chester, W. Y. IysO NO'' C.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil.

TNNHlS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar psoper .A ty of restoring hair on heads totally bald. So great its noursng properties which it readily im parts the of the hair that requires but short time to produce a new growth, and few applications to check that falling of the hair which often occurs especially after sickness. It prevents ihe hair from turning grey, and restores it when turned by mpart ing Co il new life and vigor. No lady who has ever used this Oil will consent to do without it. It is used and highly approved ot by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and the whole Royal Family also, by the Faculty and Clergy.
 From Me Royal College of Physcidns of IaUana Feb
 rudry 20, 1883.
 Dr. E. A. Ward having proved to this Royal 7ribu- nol that the Vegetable O Of his composition, has the property of causing the growth of hair and prevent ing it's fa by fOrtifying the dPcayed part he effects of the aromatic ingredients which have been found in we hereby recommend iIs nsc. not a specific, but a good and useful remedy for persons requiring it, whose hair is in state of decay from sickness or oh CT causes. JOSE ETERNAL, M. D.
 Signed iSlMoN DE HEvIA, M. D.
 Witnessed by CAYETANo PoNToN, Notary Public.
 The above testimony of the efficacy and great value tor by the Royal College of Physicians in the Ilava na and to those who are acquainted with the extreme rigdness of the medical police of Havana, it speaks volumes-it conclusive.
 CAUTION-Bewere of cOunterieits. None is ge- nune unless it has Treatise of B pages round each bottle. Also, red Photographic Label with blue viz nette centre, and is made by E. A. Ward, M. D., New-YOTk.
 Sold in Lirchfield by Dr Bcckwi,h, agent for Litrh field county 1J- General Depot and Wholesale or flee. S9 Barcay-st., New-York. IyI3
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
JEW DAVED'S OR HEBREW PLASTER !

YEVIIE pecuIiarities of this Chemical Conn ound are
 -A owing to it's extraordinary effects upon the ami being carried by them to the immediate seat of dis ease, or of pain and weakness However good any internal remedy may be. this, as an external applica 'ion, will prove powerful auxiliary in removing the disease and facilitating the cure, in oi local ln fnnma ,ion Scrofulous Affections. Kings Evil, Gou;. lnfiammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all cases where seated pain or weakness exist.
 gentleman travelling in the south of Europe and Palestine, in ls30. heard much said in the latter place. in praise of JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER. and Of the (ns he considered; miracu cures it had performed that he induced to try it on his own person, for Lung and Liver Affection, inc removal of which had been the chief object of his journey, hut which had resisted the genial influence oi that balmy and delicious climate. He soon found his health improving: and in few weeks his cough left him, the sallowness of his skin disappeared, his pain was removed and his health became perma. neny reinstaied Since that time, he has been commenting 10 his friends and ncquaintances, for all fixed pains whatever: such ae rheumatism, gout, hea ache, nervous ieethnche, pnin in the side, hip, back and limbs, scrntuons humors knots, wens, he swelling, hard tumors, stiff joints. ague cakes ague in the breast, weakness and pain in the stomach, weak limbs, laneness, affections oi the spine female weak nesses, &c. No female subject to pain or weakness in the back or side should be without it.
 Married Lad.es, in delicate a.ions, find great lief from constantly wearing this plaster The appli cation of this plaster between the shoulders has been found certain remedy for cods coughs, phthisc and lung affection. at their primary stages. It destroys No physician should be wihou, it. For particulars, see h that accompanies each box and directons.- Each box contains sufficient to spread or Splasters. Price 50 cents a box.
 dicnes.' South street, Ltchfed, by c. J. KIbourn Lake & Hayse, Beihlcm; Messrs Bets, WOodbury.
 JOHN M. CLARK, general agent for the States of New.Yo and Connecticut. Office, Arcade Hall,
 N B The above Medicines are for sale in all the principal places in the U. States. Nov ly23
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
BROKE INTO

Al c Court of Probate holden at Lichfeld, aoih-
 in and for the District of Lilchfeld, on the 20th
 day g August, l94O:
 Present, Ralph c. Comp. Esq. Judge. nN motion of the administrator on the es-
 I tate of TIMOTHY WADHAMs, late of Go- shen, n,within said district of Litchtield, deceas- ed-this Court doth appoint the 9th day of September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate office in Litchfield, for the hearing, allowance and settlement of the ad. ministration account on suid estate; and doth direct suid administrator to give notice to all persons interested in said estate to appear, if they see cause, before said court, at said time and place, to be heard therein, by posting said order of notice on public signpost in said town of Goshen neareststhe place where the deceased last dwelt. at least ten days before said 5h day of September. and by advertis. ing the same in newspaper printed in Litch- field. Certified from Record.
 l3 RALPH c. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
HARRIsOS STATE C0NvENTSoN,

In pursuance of vote passed by the Whic State Convention held at New Haven in January last di- reclne us 10 call State Convention at Hartford, dm Thg the next autumn, for the purpose of nominating Electors of President and Vice President of inc Uni ted States, Notice is hereby g,uen, That State Con Xentlon for this purpose will be held at Hartford on % tuesday, the Sth of September, at 10 clock A. M each town equal to double the number of Repreaenta. yves yves m the General Assembly. The Whig Town ESoqimmt'ees are requested to call meetings of the " mes and of all others in their respective towns % %ho are Tn favor of the election of Gen. HARRISON on
 nesday' the lst day of September next Cor al some IlheE convenient time) for the purpose of choosing delegates to said Convention; and it is particularly reGucsted that on this occasion every town be fully represented. "''
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 E>aA $. IiAMIroS, Committee.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
THE ENQUIRER.
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

Cur accounts last week from the Western and Southern States, whose elections had just been held left some doubts as the result in some of them- This doubt is dissipated the result on the whole, is highly favorable the whg cause as slews that, though they may have been disappointed as to Illi- nois, they have abundant cause of congratulaon in obtaining North Carolina, which in 1886 went for Van Buren by more than 5000 majority
 Kent~cky and Indiana-These states are SO s,ronp y whig that ii seems unnecessary to give the details In Kentucky, Lecher is chosen Governor by over l6ooO majority, and both branches of the legislature are overwhelmingly whig In Indiana, the lecsla. ture is about like Kentucky, and the majority for Mr. Bigger for Governor will not fall short of $500 and may reach 10000. The official returns, and few counties yet to hear from. may bring it up to that number It is strong enough.
 North Caroii"d.-IIere too we have a glorious tr. umph. The returns not ali in, but sufficient to say that the majority for Morehead (whig) will not be less than 6Go0. The Legislature will also be strongly whig-fFoM 26 to B majority on joint ballot larger than ever before by some l4 or l5 All ac counts agree that she will not be again caught nap ping as in ls36 This state is another rescued from Van Buren, with almost absolute certainty.
 Atobamd. Though tce never had much hopes of Alabama, the indications last week were that the popular branch of the legislature might he whg. It is not so. however. The Van Bureni,es have it by or majority, and the Senate by 4or5 This secures the reelection to the IT. S. Senate of the Hon. w. R King. The whgs gained Is or f6 members of the legislature in the lower part of the state, but the nor'n . still ns strong as ever for Van Buren,
 Illinois has disappointed all parties, and gone for Van Buren by an increased majority of about 1000 for Governor, and in the legislature by 10 or l2 Let her go! we have enough whou, her!
 Missouri. usual, loco fnco-Governor, Congress, and the legislature. The whigs have gained little upon the popular vote but not sufficient to give them much hope in the coming great contest Set her down, therefore, with Illinois and Alabama, for Van Btren though some of the whg papers still insist that Illinois will go for Harrison. We cannot see with what reason. Besides, Matty will be distanced, even though he get q few of these small states
 In review of the result of the recent elections in the South and West, come to this result-hat the whigs gel states in which they will obtain 39 electo, Taf votes, against l6 for the tores which we compare