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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10
THE UNION.

l seems to us that nearly all the prejudice which has existed between the North and South. has besa h;,Tsslrned ;,T during the present presidential eeniest1 more iMongh ignorance @"f each others characler- feeling and disposition, than from any other cause. on ho % ssi s ,hs es; Gi between the distinguished men of South Carolina, Louisana, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New- lhe mnrning sun absorbs de the owersss Watt kns Leigh. one of the -sciohs of Old Virginia. stood on Bunker till among h's BRErHREN ot Afassnchu- o Virginia, in front of the capitol at Richmond d- New-York. South Carolina. Virginia. and Massaehu- setts are assisting in the glorious work oibindng irnA our ,On6s ofunion. We are |" one PeopLe,' and why should we be eslranCed through lousy pTejudceP lese Iea1nsIes did not exist ln the days o the Re, So'ution. S The "e5een.eyed monster" was ha!ehed had not been fosered and fed by the arch magician of Kinderhook and his obseqnious and mercenary fol lowers.
 Another era has commenced-" the light of the log cabin" has disspaied inc Garknsss in which we xsse involved. and true AmericaH feeling has cOmnence'i escIam at Richmond" we are ali u members sSH of hs same reaf political famiiy-we have all common destiny. we have one common diversity aud Oss common prosperity. AdV. 9s9ss ,.s.f'2.,.
 s11e Grand Resuh.--Referrins 'to the mighty con-, test between The People and the Spoilers, inc Rich mnnd Whg remarks with much force and truth $: The more one reflects upon the issue of this great struggle between tho Government and it's drilled ner- cenaries, it's 100000 office holders it's money, and it's patronage, on the one side and the uDdiscipned} People the Other the greater is his wonder and ad miration. and the deeper his conviction that this great deliverance could not have been wrought but, by the gracious nerpositiOn of some superior power
 The People have risen. as it were one man. and despisng money patronage and power-the usual ap- plances which influence human action-have hurled, ihis corrupt party from power with almost one voice. Such an event has never before oecurred-nOne new living will see it's like again. efl ,e s.,,r-..-
 y. = ,.V. -v--.E s.--rs.
 In the Auguaia tMe.) Age, a paper that iercely advocated the reelection of Mir Van Buren, we find his present position thus defined .l 5iafaasif
 In every sense, Mir. Van Bnren is now FALLEN STATESMAN. Not only is his administration condem- ned by the country. hui his own siaie lhNe of his birth as well of his career. has cast him o as recreant and unworthy. With the power to save his feelngs although not to avert hs fate is has ahan- doned him wh the rest. inWed the troop of his vic:O Tinus rival and added to defeaL the last circumstance of modification.
 General Harrison has carried by strong majority MT. Van Baren's own siate-COL JoAMson,s own state. and Gen. JacksoR's own state. and Ais own state, leaving crumbs of comfort to Mr. Van Buren, HTs state, BentOns state. CaLAOsa's state. Greater posiiUe or greater nsgaUe glory has not been acqu- red by one man since the daysOf the immortal " ash ingtOn !-Cincinanti Rep.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10
USEFUL. HINTS.

rubbed with heats foot oll.y By belng lhuS cleaned, three or four times yenr, they will last as long again as they would if not thus treated, and the reason is obvious the snn and air extracts from the leather it's oIeasi,l- ous principle. which must be supplied. or, ns a necessary consequence, it will crack nns ultimately break. :..t..4.
 Be careful of your stock during this and inc ensuing indictment aud severe mohtls. and he sure iO give them food at least three times day: If you have no stables or sheds for your stock, provide them with shelter, if 1t he nothing more rh1n one made of pine brush, for an animal creation de- lights in being kept comfortably warm.- Stock of all kinds should be salted twice week. ..-r.,..
 If you have any beeyes that you are fat- tening for sale or for home cons, snpiior, your will greatly facilitate your object by feeding four or five times in the course of the day, and at least once a week giving quart Ot flaxseed boiled into n jelly, and given in n mess of corn meal. The animals should be kept constantly in a stall, and be curried and well rubbed down night ani morning. No filth must he suffered to accumulate in their stalls, and their munger should be- washed out once week with a solution of salt and water. handful of puiverizel chalk should also once q week Dc mixed with thcir fced.-Americdn Farmer. . :,t
 ..-.-atfE.. ..#.G v,.. --. .-L. ,...
 Cgsce- e-Ssekrrs.-The New York Sun reads ihe ft,I- lowing seDen'ioos bonly to tie hungry seekers for government pap: .-. .~w ~, N
 For our lives we have always been unable 70 dis cover what there in the possession nI office r lhs country much to bs rovrtsd. 2, We fha Se but teW offices which worth having in prcunlaFv point nf vew their continuance is always uncertain those who hold them become in measure unfit'cd for other cnlgs in life, and therefore liable every wear to be left without business rem which gnih living, And as to tho honor of the thing, Go"f Lord deliver ts!" An appointment 10 office is passport to all the abuse, slanGer, and contnlncv which can be hcnped up,a oness poor deyo.fd head.
 flee seekers, and they will drive their clams totLe last extremity. n spite of all the good advice wesaa give lllcn' - .--.s IA. d. .u-
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10

"In entering printing office in cold wea- ther. always walk in boldly, and shut the door 0tter you." +<r
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10

. The population oG Michigan. according to the cen.
 sus just completed. is, we understand, about 2lsooo
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10

Holding One's Oun.-At the Congresslon- al election in Georgia on the 9th of October both snarties received 496 votes in Jasper county |; and at the Presidential election on the 2d ult., in the same county, Harrlson and Van Buren received 496 eacn' DeIng also tie.-NGtiondL Int 7 / Tl,
 The indefatigable Mir. Cisi, the census ta- ker of Cincinnati, says, in the first Ward of the city of Cincinnati he found S6SO Ger mans and their descendants He found al- so an old Highlander of 94, who bore arms throughout our revolutionary contest. and who insisted stoutly that he oughttO draw pension from the United States. Unfortu- nately for his argument, and the facts in his case, he had borne arms on the wrong side: [ He fell in too with fine colored wench of l0 weighing 2O4 lbs, the very emblem oS health and good humor. ... One fact, says MT. C., have ascertained l in my travels, which record as of general interest. Much of the suffering and priva- ton which exists at all times, and especially ] in lhe winter season here, I find are relieved by the Masonic Fraternity, whose lib0rality provides for the wants not only of the Gesti- tute among their own members and families, but alleviates as have reason to know, ma ny cases of distress in persons who cannot make this plea for assistance.~A An important difference too Is, that in these cases the indi- vidual is not compelled to attend publicly as an applicant for relief, but the sons and daughters of want are sought out and reliey- ed at their own humble dwellings. I bear this testimony the more, willingly, having myself denied, and publicly, that the order was charitable institution. on the principle that its character began and ended at home.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-10

The more ono reflects upon the issue of this grent struggle between the Government and it's drilled mercenaries-its 100000 of, flee holders-its money and its patronage on the one side, and the und isciplined People on the other, the greater is his wonder and ad- miration, and the deeper his conviction, that this great deljyerance could not have bren wrought, but by the gracious interposition of some Superior power. The people have risen, as it were one man, and despising mo- ney, patronage, and power-the usual SppIi. ances which influence human action, have hurled this corrupt party from power, with almost one voice. Such aH event never be- fore occurred-none now living will see its like again.-l6id.
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TAKE NOTICE.

or GREAT UTILITY TO EVERY CITIZEN BE5zss
ING IN OK COMING TO THIS CITY,
TEyHE advantages arising TO persons who can sell tter
IL Goods and realize the proceeds immediately with
out too great a sacrifice is Az impouant-and n. w.
BOOI General Licensed .4uconeer tenders his best ser
vices. Having capacioRs store and prepared thas
every thing may be arranged without exposure 10 tho
street and liberal cash advances made without the
cessity of too great sacrifice The result ofthis
has been favorable as any preceding season. ead row
even at this acknowledgements OF articles ying dor
mant would sell and realize something han,tsome;
Surplus Goods Of any knd-w1th Household sfieofsa
Groceries, Dry Goods-Hardwares- &c, WI
command fair prices My Store Is shelved, andI am en-
a6led 70 receive any quantity OF Goods-haVlns asso a
wish storage for parcels.
My sales are attended by myself in personsod tsooo6
arranged IN the best possible way to claim proper no
lice. Apprai>ment well the duties OF Co11pis
siener come under my duties
-All sales in the country will receive evdTs asten-
! ton
Merchants. Masters of Vessels, Port WGrdezs Uuder
writers, will be waited with the greatest pIeas,aFe
having had grear deal Of experience in this kind Of i
siness. H. w. BOOB.
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AUCTION SALES.
BE- GRUNDY 4 90.
ON'TY sUEATs.O or MARX III FAR1Ts.

Comfy SUEA rs. Or MARK ET FARMS.
WILL offer at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
n the 9th June, NJ one O'clock at the Exchange,
lots Of unimpsoyed land distant from the of the
city from ~ 10 miles They are situated on ''Hien's
Road, - which branches off from the Hartford turnpike
road, near the first toll gate and adjoins the farm
which reside.
NJ. contains between q ami - acres, one half of
Hs which is heavily Iimbered and nearly all the clear
fgIsIf land is meadow. There i this lot ordinary
EasFarm Hossf, stable, spring house and stone
granery.
No. contains between 80 ard % acres. all in wood
which will cut from - TO 30 cords per acre.
No. is of nearly the extent as No. ?; % of it
in wood, of cqmh quality with No 2.
No. contains ah9ut 81 acres, of which a3 are ia
a. wood. Il has il a Farm House, stable, dairy
d=s1it very eligible site tor Il dwelling. Nos. ], . J
and front on ''Halen's road"
No. contains about AZ acres and j. all in wood. II
has the advantage of having several springs,
quarry and good sites for dwellings.
No. contains ~ acres, all in WOOD has several
springs, stone quarry, and the most elevated situation
for country seat, within miles of the cty, command
ing view of the city river and bay. The land OF all
the lots Is of good qtay, and being IKE that cultivated
my adjoining farm, be judged by inspecting my
growing crops Nos. ; and front on private road,
leading 10 Hillen'S read.
There part of the above lots that is not remark
able for s salubry and they possess the rare advantage
near large city OF enabling the owner by clearing
only, lay off his grounds in cInps, park avenues,
with native forest growth whilst the timber thus re-
moved, will pay the cost of the improvements, and u
large portion of the purchase money.
Terms cash, and the balance on 10 AID "a months,
with interest and approved endorsed notes Mr.. A. j..
Bouldn county surveyor, will sbe the premises TO any
person DESTROYS of viewing the privilege viii be
given 70 purchaser Of one or more lots.
J. SPEAR SMITH.
GRUMPY & Co, Aacts.
Plat Of the above property may be seen at our
counting room. ie l5-dts
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On Tuesday evening 2d inst. by the Rev DIR. Thomp
con- Capt Thomas james Frazier to Miss sarah Cafha
county, Maryland. .s..
Al Cambridge, (Nfd.) on Wednesday morning last, by
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Chicago, Illinois, L
Virginia youngest daughter Of the late Doctor Henry
WaggnInan, of Dorchester county:
Al New York on the 18th inst by the Rev. Dr. Varei
In nasfor at TRANSPORTATION Church, Constantine G
Marras Of Naples Italy, to Virginia Teresa, daughter
John Pardi, of Rome, Italy -.
A. Easton. MARYLAND, William 8. Thompson to Mis-:
MARY Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Samue
Eroome. cs-. :.
At Massion, Ohio, on the I'd inst. Siias kawson z
Augusta NJ daughter of Ferdinand urxshall, formerly
of BALTIMORE 1890 M nj. :
At washington, on the 18th inst .Aquia Bowie, Q
Charles county, TO Miss Margaret Ann Hammeti,
Georgetown. ..;a.
On tho Cd inst. John Marbury, ESQ.,, to Mrs. Harriet
II. Corcoran, both of Georgetown. (.
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denny Of Medicine Of Paris.
SELATINE CAPSULES OF PURE BAL
SAM COPAIVA,
BY r. FOLGER.
THNHE Balsan Copaya is of all medicines employed
n in combating the ehroncs and acute gonorrhGai at
ectons also the blennorhpa, called whites the only
the specific of which has been doubted, and
TO which physicians have in consequence given the pre-
ference; but its taste and smell the cause
of its being rejected by many patients
therefore offer a mode of administering il in such
ihatt cannot occasion the slightest fepugnance
and this without submitting il any alteration My
method consists in ncosng It in the geatine capsules
Ii incoses the precious medicine in such manner tC
disguise it entirely the and SMELL and goes
the digestive organs without any other mixture than
that of the gelatin, with which it il enveoped and which
is completely dissolved in the stomach. By this
means the treatment of the gonnorh1a being effected
without disgust, and consequently without interruption
will become more prompt and more sure, thus prevent
ing the possibility of relapse,
The certificates In my possession numerous,
that il would require too much TO publish them ALL
Il needs only say geiatine capsules unanimous
~ approved by the school of medicine among whom
found the names OF
The Baron ALBERT, first physician 10 the King &c
Lisfanc surgeon major othe hospital of lie Piete sc.
Marolin, knight of the Legion of Honor, professorn
the medicine of Paris, and Surgeon to the King sc.
Sold by G. S. DUHURST,
Corner OF Pratt street and Dugan's wharf,
ie lS-y lower Market Space
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FINISHING TACKLE.-Just received an as
q sortment of superior TACKLE, consisting of
8, 4 and Joint WALKING STICK RODS a
3, a and HALE RODS
3, and Ash built FLY ROBS
so, 100 K 100 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per.gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all SORTS
gros Gut Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, By the
1000 or otherwise
SWIvEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
Aiso--A general assortment Of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and Eordaee, BRUSHES ofall kinds, for sale at
very reducedprces ny BUkEHAkT q CO.,
1O1 IL Baltimore street, between 6uuth s Calvert
Country Merchants and Others invited TO call
Thankful for past svors sheY solicit share ofparon
age. jets
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]
| . ESPECTFULLf in oEms the citizens OF my
II = place and its vicinity that he Will open hts tfM
RASIUM for the instruction OF Pupils, in the ionatfon
of Secord Clos There will be decided ad vantage,
those of The first class will afford TO those of the Sc
cond opportunity of practising with them He trusts,
by this arrangement the patronage SO literally extend
ed TO him hitherto, WILL BY proper attention TO the al owe
Science, be again reAewed. His Pupils viii have tne
privileges of the of his weapons free OF charge as
is rule with him never 10 put them TO expense DAT
once.
Gentlemen wishing to take private lessons at mex
own rooms can be accommodated. Mr.. B. requests al
who wish take lessons. TO enter then names on o.
before the Doth OF this month"; on which day tass W'
be formed for the purpose ofrecelvng instruction sH-
taneousy, he being well prepared to teach an nun
ared more rs one. Mr.. d. deems unnecessary 20
say any thing in regard the value of competent
knowledge of Fencing. In the College where he graou-
ated, il was of the principal sciences tan4nt
Mr.. Bauge will teach al the Gymnasium from . 70
O'Clock in the morning. and from IL to 2Ociock IN te
afternoon, and from 1 TO 10 at night.
Pupils entering the room, can take lessons nInc-
diatey, the time occupying mere han2J nInntesSo
that well object on account OF iHconFenlences
They will of be at liberty to remain at pleasure
in the room during tie lessons.
Gentlemen are informed, by calling atthe Gymnasium
they can be provided with cards Tor the eAn'Oiuoh
None admitted without a card
Payments not required in advance II ne docs az
make you perfect, he will not charge cent.
One lesson Will be given in each branch every aay.
je l6-dtf
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TO THE NORABLE THE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT.
TKyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports:

THyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports:
II That being about TO proceed under the authority
Oft ne act of Assembly of Maryland, entitled act
relating 10 Mortgages in the City and County OF Balh-
more, 70 sell at Public the highest bidder
certain parcel of Grousd with the appHrenances par
tculaTy mentioned and described IN an lndentuTe OF
Mortgage and trust between Edmund Gibson and WIFE
and John Glenn bearing date the nineteenth day OF DC
tOber eighteen hundred and thirty fye and recorded
among the Land records of Baltimore County Court, in
LibeT T. X. No 49, folio 200 &c, he did on the fourth
day of November eighteen hundred and hiry- ine give
bond the State of Maryland in such penalty and with
such security approved b. the Honorable John
Puriance Associate Judge of Baltimore County Court,
in relation the sale Of said property, and did on the
day last mentioned the said bond in te office of the
Clerk of said Court pursuant TO the directions OF the act
of Assembly aforesaid, passed al Decembtr SESSION
eighteen hundred and twenty Chapter l92. That
he did then give more than twenty days notice OF tne
time place, and terms OF sale by advertisement
a the AIpa1an Patriot and Plot,-three of the daily
newspapers published in the city aforesaid that IS 10
saw that the same would be sold the Exchange i'll the
CITY aforesaid the iirtieth day Of April, eighteen
hundred and FORTY O'Clock, r. NJ. that the terms
of sale as prescribed by the deed aforesaid cash,
but the Mortgages had consented extend the credits
follows, wit; nth in cash at the sale, and the
residue IN equa indictments siX twelve eighteen and
twenty-four months, with interest," and undOubed Sc
CURLY would be required on said credit payments, and
that at said sale John Gibson became the highest bidder,
and purchased lat and for the of thirteen thousand
dollars. JOHN GLENN, Trnstee.
State of Maryland, City of baltimore TO wit:
On this 18th day OF Nay eighteen hundred and forty,
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and Tor
the city aforesaid, personally appeared Jehn Genn and
made oath that the and things stated in the fore
going report true and that the sale therein reported
was fair and bona fde.
JOHN w. PEALE.
True Copy. Test, THos. KELL, elk
iel 1aSx3x
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIM MUSE
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE Ants,
Corz.er Of BsKfnore oad Clatyert areets

TAI Attraction aud Grand Combination Of Novelty and
Taleni,!!
ErsT7j Day dEd EreniHs during the tgcei..
The Propnetors have the pleasure OF announcing az
engagement with the famous
MONS. BIHIN, the Belgian GIANT.
The talIest, best propouoned and strongest man N the
World. And the celebrated
DIR. VALENTINE,
The Humorous Delineator of Yankee and otncT Ecceh-
tic characters.
Mr. DOWKE,
The highly popular and unnvaHed FLUTISTi and
MR.. J. X. Kendall,
Of Boston, SOLO PERFORMER OF the ClanODei;
whose respective, unequaled performances have been
the theme Of admiration the principal cities of the
United States; altogether, forming combination Of at
iraetise Novelty Musical Talent and humorous Enter
tainment exceeding all former precedent
f65-FOf Programme see Bills.
{15-SaOon performance 10 co nmence at half past 2
O'Clock precisely
S7-1'ckes to Saloon amusemcnts, Cncludng Mu
and Giant) 20 cents; g. the Museum only 10
the Giant, IS cents.
03-Children half price.
Q3-Hours to see the G1ant from II A. NJ. to- VI
and from is!f pa; 10 half past IN the evening.
je Is
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GTONE wARE.-The subscriber has on hand
y and intends keeping large and general assortment
of very superior quality STONE WARE, which he Of
ers for sale at reduced prices, for cash OF ap
proved paper Country Marchants and others would do
well to call and his stock they could not il be
ing pleased He has also assortment ofhis PATENT
PERCOLATING FILTERERS, an article al families
using the Hydrant should have it cleanses the wte
Fl. all extianeous matter and renders nat which was
before tnbid clean and pelucid as spring water.
Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free of
penSc r. w. BROTHERTON,
ieI2 6m Pitt street adjoining Hartford Run.
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IN CHANG ERY, 9th May, le4o-Ordered TIE
the sale made and within reported by Brantz Mayer,
Trustee, in the in Ghancery between Charles
Mayer and Samuel Barnes, plaintiffs, and MARY Brown
and Louis Hart defendants, be ratified and confirmed
unless be shewn the contrary OF before te
2t day of July next Provided copy of this order De
inserted in some newspaper once week for three sue
cessve weeks before the 9th day of June next The
report states thar piece of land containing one bun
bred and eighty was sold TOR fourteen collars
per acre lin ALL for two thousand five hundred and Sc
Yenty-six dollans.) .
True copy-rest: RAMSAY WATERS,
ip-o-layy3w Reg. Cur. Csa
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DIED.

Yesterday nornse Samuel Nelson, in the 66th year
of his age The friends of the deceased are invited 70
attend his inera from the residence of mrs Stewart,
Saratoga near Greene street, this afternoon, at o.
clock, without further notice.
Al York. Penny on Mouday afternoon, after long
Illness, John Cardnek Esq, Attorney at Law, aged "a
years,
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a17-NOTTCE.-There will be a meeting of the Wing
Voters at the Twelfth Election District held at the
Blue Ball Tavern, place of voting the Philadelphia
road, on Saturday. 10th June, at O'Clock, P. NJ All
Ing Army of 100000 men, and friendly good order,
are requested to attend, as there will be distin-
g,shed friends of Harrison and Reform TO address the
meeting je is
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WINES.

WINES.
SMALL. LOT of superior WINE imported
"A and bottled by the fate Luke Herman, Esq especi-
alfv for his own se-row owned by the subscriber viz
I73 Bottles Madeira, IA years in bottle
III do Finee, do
"a bottles Superior Port
Is do Sherry
IL do Nuestuna
do Re SALES
ALSO FOR SALE.
Is den1ijCtns fine Madeira
do Brown Sherry
SO bottles shl Champagne
have taken out license and propose TO sell single
bottle. or any auantity OF this Wine. Apply to
HENRY ALEXANDER,
St Paul's street-roonl, basement, story OF the
large building owned d. N. Ashton Alexander
ie l7D4teo4t
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0z-NO1TCE TO BLACKSMrTHS.-Those Black
smiths of the city of Baltimore, who respect native ia
lent, and would do honor TO the patriotic Blacksmith OF
Ohio who is devotng his energies 10 the cause OF pub
lie liberty, requested attend THIS CFhursday)
EVENING, at O'Clock, at North Bend for the purpose
OF making arrangements for inviting him TO become their
guest during bis promised stay in this city, le IL