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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27

it will positively prevent any disease, having ten
dency to keep the animal in perfect health by
correcting the circulation and lmpurty OF the blood,
and dlsslpatng the heterogeneous humOrs OF the ston
ach. This article is considered by all who constantly
use it, real comfort-revver of nature, and the real
Elirir Of Life.
18th. DR.. F.'s Teething Syrup-This is one Of the
most highly priced articles with mothers, nurses, and
the public in general. A child could have no more
efecual remedy. 1t affords the little sufferer instant
relief. How many children might have been saved,
by the timely application ofthis invaluable syrup! II
sOothes the PAIN at the tlrst application and if used
diseases such fevers, bowel complaints, dropsy fits,
and DEATH True, is costly, but dearsr is the COM
fort and life of children, Try it, no DISAPPOINTMENT
will be with, and fit deserves patronage recon-
mend it for their sake.
10Th Dr. F.'s Healing Salve, for bruises, scarfca-
ton of the skin soreness ulcers and the piles This
is one of the most scientific compounds for the above
complaints 1t will very soon heal up the most obsti-
nate chronic and Oldest soreness-abate all nflam-
maton-and gives almost instantaneous relief to the
internal or external Piles, $50 caed either blind or
bloody.
Agents for The aboUe-Ltchfeld A. A. Lord Beth
lem, S. /. LOOMS; Plymouth, Dawson & Bancroft
Woodbury., Merriman & Douglass Bristol, George
| Mitchell; Brookfeld, H. L. Peck & Co.
| New York, Oct. "a, 1882 1y2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
u. s. Mail Stage
FROM
LttChfield to NeWaHaVeHa.

I caves Mtchfeld Mondays, Wednesdays
n and Fridays at s o'clock A. M.-arrives
IN New Haven at 4 O'clock p. M. Returning,
Leaves N. Haven on the arrival of the steam
boat from New York, passing through Hum.
phreysville & Woodbury., Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays. For passage or infor.
nation: apply at either of the public houses
In Litchfield, or to H. MIX, New-Haven.
S. DEILIBER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
NEW GOODS.
sRt the ChcEv2D Cash Store

VENHE subscriber has received an addition
Il to his former stock of Goods, which he
is anxious TO sell cheap for cash. Purchasers
can find at his store, among other articles,
black, green and olive Cloths, Pilot Cloths,
Sattinets, Mernos, Mouselin de LANES Ital-
ian, Poult de Sol and Lustrng Silks French,
English and American Prints; Furniture do;
Rob Roy, Brocha, Merino and other Shawls;
Velvets, light and dark Vestngs, cold Table
Covers, Table Linen, Irish Linen, linen Cam
brio, cross barred and sarsnet Cambria, Book
Muslin, Bobinet Lace, linen cambria and silk
Handk'fs, silk and gingham Cravats. brown
and bleached Sheetings, brown and bleached
Drillings, Canton Flannel, Ticking, Cotton
Check, Corded Skirts, Cotton Diaper, Batting
and Wicking, white and colored Waddng,
Socks and Mocasins, Hose, Gloves, Umbrcl-
las, Suspenders, &c. &c. &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
Stokes! STOCKS.

~ HANDSOME assortment of Gentle.
IA mems STOCKS. jus, received and for
sale, Cheap, at the Variety Store of
Litchfeld, April IL. A. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27

Stocks and Collars.
A VARIETY of fine Satin and Bombazine.
"A Stocks-also, fine Linen Collars. for sale
Oct. 81. BY |. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
CLIO YES,

II AIDES and gentlemens lined Gloves
- also, ladies' kid, gents buckskin, cash.
mere, merino, black and cold G. skin, and
coarse woollen and cotton Gloves; boys and
misses woollen and cotton Gloves good lea
Their Mittens, for sale at
Nov. ID. |. LAWRENCE'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
NOTICE..

TOURTS of Probate will be holden al the
~ Probate Office in Litchfield, in and for
the District of Litchfeld, on the Sd Monday
of January the LIST Monday and 10Th day of
February the 1st, Sd, and 9Th Mondays of
March during the April term of the County
Court the 4th Monday of April and the Cd
Monday Of May, 1910.
&. c. WOODRUFF, Clerk.
Litchfeld, Jan. IL, 1910. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
II, ,. GEa~ oWBErDCT,

II. p. T@owBErDCu
III AS removed to the stand lately occupied
p IL Il by George Bollcs, five doors west of the
Court House, and two west of the "Centre Of
Attraction" where he will continue to
.lYcyR2gsNcgMre RS0OgS ~ Shoes,
equal 10 any in the state.
ALSO,
Just received from New-York, 100 sides Of
SOLE LEATHER, with Il variety of Upper
Leather, Calf Skins, Morocco, Innings, Bind
ings, &c. &C.
Cash or leather paid in exchange for Hides.
Luchfeld, Nov. Ia. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
Brass AMdirNmS.

MOS. 0. 8. 5. rs. cut g. plain heads, from
IN to 10 dollars per pair; Shovels and
longs, Jam Hooks, and Lamps-Cor sale bv
Feb. ID. MORSE e. CAMp
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
China, C1'OcEel'y, E01t1seaa,
Brass anal Hard Ware.

Molasses, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Spices, ground
and unground, FLOUR, Salt, Snuff and To-
bacco, smoked and picked Holabut. picked
and dried Goldfish, Shad, Mackerel, Sole
LEATHER, &c. S. ID. WHEELER.
E.itchEeM Oct g. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27
RARE CHAN CE.

NANE CE&9AEW WIa
RODGERS & PETERS
OFFER for sale from 2 to doz. SLE1GHs
~ and CUTTERS, consisting of variety OF
plain ones from 1875 to 1886 each. Also,
lot of North River ribbed and swan-neeks,
from~S35 to $75. They have on hand, and
are constantly manufacturing, Carriages and
Wagons, consisting of Chariots, single Car
riages, with or without leather tops-aiso ou-
will he hannv to sell at reasonable discount
for cash to suit the present "panic times"
u They have also first rate Painters in
their employ, and will execute Painting and
Repairing with neatness and despatch. ~
Litcbfeld, Dec. 10. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-02-27

A CONVENTION OF the Wings Of the 18th Sena.
n toria Distrci will be held at 4 bert Bradcy's in
WolcuttvIle, on the first Tuesday in March, at 10 A.
NJ to nominate n candidate for Senator in said Dis
rict The towns are requested to send the usual
number of delegates, eight from each town.
February -. By order of the Committee.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-15

'sThere is an impression that slave labor has
impoverished the State. We cannot concur in
this opinion. We look to other causes for the re-
lative want of prosperity; but we are satisfied
that large portion of it is attributable to in
judicious agriculture; a considerable portion to
the natural emigration to regions more fertile,
but which must be daily correcting itself; and
still larger portion to heavy burden imposed,
in reality upon the export labsr of the country,
in the shape of high duties upon imposts, and
consequently high prices upon most of the arti-
cles of purchase, foreign and domestic, without
any corresponding expenditure on the part of the
General Government We think it peculiarly
unfortunate that this subject should be agitated
at the present time; at the very time when the
public debt is discharged, and when Virginia, in
stead of being distracted by that question, should
have her undivided energy, in conjunction with
the whole South, directed to seize this propitious
moment to liberate themselves from the unequal
burden which has so long weighed down their
prosperity. Those who have agitated this sub
ject now, have incurred weighty responsibility,
for which they will be held accountable to the
people"
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law was, that persons who were thus sold, should
be treated in all respects as apprentices, and
should have the same remedy for oppression or
cruel treatment, before any justice of the peace,
who, for good cause shown, would have the
right to discharge them. He appealed to the
multitude before him, and asked them if any
hone st mechanic then present would consider it
a disgrace that he had been bound APPRENTICE
or, was it cruel in Gen. Harrison to ha We voted
that persons who had been convicted of CRIME,
and who were unable unwilling to pay a fine,
should be treated in the same manner that the
Courts treat orphan children, or as many parents
themselves treat their own children (Repedted
cries of E'.No! non0 He said it was an infa-
nous Islander, intended to impose upon the peo-
pie, and worthy only of its degraded authoiI
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-15

Our next number of the Weekly Pilot will
contain Mr.. Crockett's speech on the sub-treasu-
y-Mr. Clay's speech at Hanover-the letter to
the Hon. George McDu6e-and the editorial
article on the sedition law. Price four dollars
per hundred Members of Congress who want
extra numbers, be supplied if ordered by
Monday morning.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-15
Extract of a letter. dated

EAtfacL OF Iettef, dated
AsHEvTLLE, N. C. June %, 1910.
1t IS really astonishing to see the changes in
Western North Carolina in favor Of Harrison
Counties, at the last election, in which Wings
could scarcely make run for the Legislature,
are now so strong for old Tip that the Locos
cannot end candidates. Our State is safe.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-15
Extract of q letter, dated
KrNsroN, N. c. june

KISsToN, N. c. June %.
Harrison's prospects, we think, are improving
daily, and by the circulation Of your valuable pa
per and the Text Book, hope it win continue to
improve This county has, for the last ten years.
been represented by one administration, but /
think we shall be able to chnnge the representa-
ton at the next election in August, by electing
staunch Wing.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-15
FOR PRESIDENT,
VIM. HENRY HARRISON
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER
OF VIRGINIA.
BALTIM ORE
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10.

g. Owing to several inaccuracies in our ad-
dress to the Hon. George McDufhe, we re-pub-
fish it this morning entire, corrected.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-15
WASHINGTON, July 10.

WASIu4NU OIN, Juiy 10.
The intense anxiety exhibited by our citizens
in relation to the re-charter of their Banks, was
manifested by their early attendance in the gal
leries. Not only will the business of the district
be FRUSTRATED, but the most melancholy part of
the affair is, that hundreds Of widows, with their
children, of this district and the surrounding
country, will be swept of their all, and left in
penury and distress. A petition was also pre-
scented at the same time, which would reach
across the Hall of the Senate, from our citizens,
setting forth our grievances and humbly asking
Congress not to look tamely on and see them ut
terly destroyed.
Madam -, of Georgetown, who is large
stakeholder, and lady of great worth and ex-
cellence, was advised to present herself and her
children before Tappan, Allen aid Benton, and
try and enlist at least their humanity, if they do
make no impression their sense OF justice.
Alas! (said that good LADY, is it not enough for
me to be ruined, and have my children beggareds
why do you wish to add the further humiliation
of loss of self respect, by asking me to do what
my heart abhors.
The business Of the morning was chiefly of
private character.
The Naval bill appropriation for 1910, bad its
third reading, and was passed.
A bill was reported to make provision for the
payment of pensions to the Choctaw Indians,
was acted on at once, giving to the warriors en-
ployed against the Creek Indians, pensions from
the time of their disability.
The District bank bill was now taken up, and
splendid efforts were made by Messrs. Critten-
den and Merrick to show the state OF distress to
which this District would be reduced in case
these banks were not re-chartered; but Wright,
Allen, Tappan, Walker, and Smith, of Conn,
were not to be moved by cries of widows, or
beggared orphans, or broken merchants, or ruined
mechanics. The pleasure they took in exercis-
ing their power over this ten miles square, was
more pleasurable to them than any measure of
relief. No question was taken when this package
was sent.
In the House, MIR. Downing and Others have
been exposing the shameful abuses and profit
rate waste that have been carried on in Florida,
n the prosecution of this war.
resolution was submitted, calling on the Ju
ciary committee to report who had been con-
idered competent witnesses in militia and naval
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will please AXE
IN notice, that tho undersigned wIl
oroceed 10 take the dispositions Of Hem
~ T. Yeatman, Edward @ Steel, Ste
phen B. Jones, Edward Trabue, Robert
]. Moore, John Rains and others q, tho
Office Of R. J Megs 10 tho town Of
Nashville, State Of Tennessee, on the
Seventeenth day Of August next, and
will also take the dispositions Of 4. Camp
bell. John Acrlson, Joseph Jones, Joseph
Ia White and others, at the Counting
house Of Edward and d. Gralz, lNef'
cbantsl .n tho city Of Philadelphia, on
|,he First day Of September neat, and
viii continue f5oh day 70 day Dn''l sad
dispositions afs concluded al both places,
l5 5e rea5in evidence "a c cosi-.a sul
nov pending 10 tho Cifcui, Court Of
L.aaks County, wherein the gn5e .g1sa
are pIalnalTs and said Rising & Harris
ARE defendants on part Of sad pIalaHha
NAYS & lEffkiEs
f.-.lS H3-tf
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nc, and the north half Of east hall
dporth.west quarter, the east half oil
M south west quarter, and south easi
marc Of section fifteen, 10 township
"A range four, east, containing fifteen
Sufdred and sixty acres.
Leyied on as the property Of defend
n, J. w. P. McGimsoy and will be sole
wsatisry plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sac 10 take place within the hours
inscribed by law.
W. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
For the Southern District Of Mi
BY c. HlcEERsoN, Dep'y.
Dune 20, q4-q0 [Pr fee S48
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sHERIFF's SALE.

.Wadtsoa Circuit Caurt-Nottn'ber ttrn'' ISiO'
Leigh Maddux q Co. 49,,
Ys fieA. p. ID. OF D"A1'
C. R. Fitzgerald ct al
ny virtue Of the above stated case 70
~ me directed, will sell for cash, be.
fore the Court house door 10 the town oil
Canton. Madison county,
On Monday he 2oh day Of July 1870.
The following lot or parcel Of and 70
wit The south half OF west half Of nor'h
ers. quarter, and south half Of east ball
N nof.a sasi eHaaer. md lhe north hel
81 cas-, half or southeast quarter an.
nerlf hs,E al ees. bali Of s3I.n.eas
quarter, oil of section t"en.Yn'nsi .
township e.gh,, a6ea iwo west
/ Levied or es iae properly g. 5e'- .e
+ ar Bosnian, ana vi. 20 sold 20 sa.iaI!
~ 1'''' HAHBLEE, StE
BvJI Haas. De- =
fursis 1925 III isy 81
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

TNyHE Anniversary Of St. John the
MI Baptist will be celebrated by the
Canton Lodge, No 90, Gath Of June
next) A procession will be formed at
the Lodge room at II o'clock, and pro-
coed 10 the church, where an GRAFTON
will be delivered by Brother A. T.
MooaE.
Neighboring Lodges and transient
brethren are respectfully invited 10 at.
tend.
c. J SEARLES,
j..~,..,.",- ..-...-r,. Secretary.
Csn,on. Ma, 50, 2i-2A
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stIrnlrE,s aAIr.

a .4.aa = an
.Nait5n arcnH coHi -- N9tflt6ff f1ITi fT'sea
Gully & BIskcU -.,-.
va ANABh. "a on hO44ou
Samuel N FloumoY
John II. Walker, and
w W. Wadlng'on,
ny virtue Of the above stated case to
- NO directed, will expose to public
sale, Tor cash, before the door OF the
Courthouse, in the town Of Canton.
On Monday the 10th day Of July 1910,
The following described Negro Slaves,
10 wit. Hardy and Diana.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Flournoy, md will b sold to satisfy
the above stated case,
S. HAMBLEN, ShT
BY z. B. CCarls, Dept
Jane IS. 23-23 Pr fee slll
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS tes,imentary having been
NJ granted TO the undersigned, al the
Nav term 1910, or the Probate Court OF
Madison County, on the estate of Richard
Allen, decd, All those having claims
nQains, said estate are requested to bring
them forward, duly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by Law, OF they
will be forever barred; and all those m.
deb,ed 10 said estate will please make
immediate settlement.
B. r. ALLEN, E.,,,
CAB. ALLEN,j
June 9, 1870. fR-s7
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sIIrRIrr,s AALE.

SIS y ohhNf
.Madit9n Circuit Court--.Notsmbsr term, $40
G. W. Clifton, use &c.
vs. o. vend expo.
Henry p Sbrock,
Thomas Noble,
John r Touen,
William Wade, end
James NJ, Towns,
.DY virtue OF the above stated case to
ID mo directed, ! shall expose to pub
lie sale, orcash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town of Canton,
On Monday the 9Th day Of July, 1870,
The following described Negro Slave,
to wits BETTY,
Levied on as the property OF defend
an, Noble, and will be sold to sausly
plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShE
By F. B. Curtis, Dep'y
June 90, 24-26 [Pr fee SCI
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nrNOTICE. 20
surRIrF,s SALE.

Madison Circuit Coart-A0.snJor term, 1910.
Ramsey NJ. 1yx,
We On eaaS 70. "a
George W Klb5ss.
10y virtue Of the above stated case to
10 me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the door Of the
Courthouse, in the town Of Canton
On Monday the 9Th day # JalH lo4o,
The following tract or parcel of land,
10 wit: Lots number two md three, in
section twenty-five, township nine, range
two, west, containing two hundred and
two acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Kibbee, and will be sold 10 satisfy
| the above stated case.
By B. R. ALLEN, Depy
June 6, 1886 LPr lee sd
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DISSOLUTION.

rENHE partnership heretofore existing
NJ between the undersigned, 10 tho pub
LEGATION Of the Madison Wing Advocate,
was dissolved on this day. All Per-
sonsindobted to US would do vol 10 make
immediate payment, as we are delefnain'
cd 10 sei,ls our books forthwith.
GEO. {. w. NELSON,
c. c. SHACKLEFORD
May SOth, 1870.
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sUERIFF's SALE.


f1aiiy5r Eciiy:,.t! Cs4sni--Nogs1nbsr Term. 1910.
.ss.-..,,.s,. ~ Wal,s.p,
vs. tled' - - IT ~ -
David B Crawford,
Dayid NJ. Fulton,
-. 4%-42.z-e s2d .....-.... -
David Anderson,
10y virtue OF the above stated case TO
ID me directed, willis sell Cor cash be.
fore the Court house doorin the tosa Of
Canton,
On Monday the 6@ day Of |a'y, i84o'
The following Negro Slaves, to Wit
WASH aud HANNAH.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Fulton, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost,
SAM. HAMBLEN, Sh,G
By E. B, CURTIS, Dept
June 90, 24-26 LPr fee S6l
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surRIFrA GALE.


Wad,ion Great Couri--Nopsnpbsr Term, 1910
L. Il Powell,
Va On vend expo
sorcy Moore,
DY virtue Of tho above stated case TO
ND mo directed, will expose to public
sale for cash, before the door OF the
Courthouse in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On Monday the 9Oh day Of July 1910,
TIE undivided interest in lands ut
Warsaw, or Moore's Bluff, ia section
,wonty.one, township eleven, range two
east.
Levied on a. the property Of defend
an, and will DO sold to satisfy PIalnhu'
debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShY
By B. r. ALLEN, Dep'y
June IS, $3.50 [Pr feo Sill
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suFRIFF,s SALE.

.usdison C,retal Cort--Nousmbsr Ttrr' 1870
William Tabor use Of
James S Ewing,
vs On vend expo
John w Pope.
ny virtue OF the above stated case 10
- me 9ifee,ad, wall sell for cash DO.
iijro the &C. ~ ig:rfac' ssSa o.
Canton,
On Monday the goh day Of July 1910,
Tire following described tract or parcel
.or hind, to wit The northeast quarter
section thitty.four, township eight, range
TWO, west. !,
Levied on as tbe proparty"o' asF'>'''t
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MARSHAL,s SALE.

|0kra! Court United. States May term 1870 |
|Iasph Fowler,
|Dnnken York g. surity,
by virtue Of the above stated case to
~ me directed, by the Honorable, the
Circuit Court of the United States for
,he Southern District Of Mississippi |
viii expose to public sale, TO the highest
bidder, ror Cash, before the Court house
door, 10 the town Of Canton.
on the third Monday in June, 1910,
The following described tract or parcel
81 land, lying and being in the county OF
Madison, to wit the west half OF the
NORTH west quarter Of section three,
,ownship seven, range one east; also, the
| san half Of the north west quarter Of
section three, township seven, range one
ksse, rso a.paYt aC The. west Init t.. Of the
&w"I west quarter OF section thlrty-lour
iiniownship eight, range one east; also
he half Of the south west quarter oil
mcton thirty four, 10 township eight
nnge one eust also the north halt OF the
sst half Of the north east quarter Of
ws6oa ,hrae, Of. township seven, rang
enc east, also the south holt west hal
uoSil east qGiftsr' &c -'"f' = fs''>' r. -
hsli south west quarter of section thre'
p9pship seven, range one east; eIso tn
Egft0 matt u * S!4s IIs..iS
quarter Of section three, township seven
range one east
sLeyied on as the property Of defend
ant York, and will be sold to satIsi
phintiffs debt and cost.
L. WIN. NJ. GWlN,
- Marshal for the Southern District,
IL BY c. HIcEERsoY, Dep'y.
i May l6, 1928 [Pr fee SIS
Il POSTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above described pr
rrty is hereby postponed until the 3.
Apnday in July, 1910.
WIN. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
For h. Southern District Of MissisaR
By G.. HlcKERsoN, Dep'g.
lune 90, 24-28 Sl8-LPr fee So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20
TEACHER WANTED.

A School Teacher who is capable OF
"A teaching the different branches OF
an English education, can find slius-
ton BY applying at his Office.
June 6, 1910. fR-u
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