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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

$4,000 Capital,
S2O, 900 d $4,000
H.. s. GREGORY Co.. Managers
Town Hall Lottery Of Mary land, Glass No $ TO be drawn AT
ns,jmorc February a2l, 1870
IS Sunibcrs-i drawn ballots. - .
cnso ,,r,rus SPLENDID Prize Of $4,000, do .r)n
pr. Of 900 Ito $50, Prizes uf2oOo, do l,J do i''o
do 1000 40 do 500, 80 do 300 $50 do 100, &c. &C. &C
IcSrts nn! s bL s If ); Wh"n Ticket, $50
Certificates "a ''.N""s' NJ me ,o
10 a" W. rmarcr do 81 80
Tickets in the above and in all u;c the
,nn., n,,mIa - THO II. BIGGER.
fS3-uI -~.dY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

INGNG Bas nar G his services rs an
q 2s,s sa: s Move
who Of esv s n,s BY his ns.
M Fn sssh a G % give to Of that vol
The mr., Of singing according to the recsi'
| known institution. E-&
| Apply TO Sig. G. Persico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

LANES RIVER AND KANhMnAa, s Will be received nj,
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTokSnsma until the loh tsnrat u
the Once n, sn ei , delivery Of s,id Company
ydnulic Cement, with the The Cement to BE- Of the @
S s%d Hs t from an, 1PsSssSe
kept perfectly ; below Buchanan 10 DC d
ySTSd to the order Of Ccmpanys q 70 lis
s a,Is e 1er r delivery by l July ne1
quantity Isl Of each nnt e all
BE- or scon be price
10 he drsnaitd in The contract, ins u. WKfSn,
per lnshel, all other charges rnc.o'"' CHG fhs-
/ IAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
Jan -

/ STURGEONEILLE SEMINARY.-Thc exercises of tho third
- session this Seminary will he resumed on the 18th Jnnua
The plan of Instruction will
embracing the classical authors and the nos us.
hamcheS Mathematics FROM wears practical exDe-
rlcnce Teachings aS applied himself closely 10 sudcsl and
from the public EXAMINATIONS
that students ira
thoroughly and properly instructed
prepared business similar
And in presenting the institution IA NH,
lie patronage tie undersigned deems Improper 10 yres
his and opinions the subject teaching lie deems
il essential the of the teacher, make himself nc
qunnted it'll III" disposition ana capacity of the pun If the
capacity perception 81 the pupil he com
pCEcnd tn teacher must b. patient imrarDu intr
nation, however keeping the mind closely exercised and care
tiy avoiding II tall III the other
perry comprehend the When faculties OF the mind
properly trained by of thin there
by developing itself Will enlarge and expand according
application and perseverance Of the student
cation BE- wanting on the part of the student, the teacher must
use means adapted Ia The disposition the object If the
ld bc clear ana comprehensive added 10
ton, the task L. instruct : emphasizing. :
III" undersigned observes, that his school
sound and wholesome discipline, that he designs rather
than ioce The mind, hut corrcvc will if ne
cessy require H. The undersigned further observes 10 his pai.
ronS and friends. that his school the present year been liberal
" supported ana patrunised With upon their
further support aud encouragement, and
tune may irown or ayu that merit Will not he
liberal public
TEHMBoad for the scholastic year Of 10 months $40 TUT
t'o, Tor the classics So for the higher branches English,
80; Tor tue minor branches, $50 J. J. GREGG.
Sturgeonvle. Brunswick, Dec. IL. tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
IslCGER's Exchange and Lottery Office.

Drawn Nos q III" Hea! Estate Lottery M l-lrawn Dcceu-
her 3lst, 1899, New Ori-an-.
% a. iii r., fffs RI mn sq 20 e.
s""k "a the Gas Light aud Banking COMPANY ~4-~--
18th aud 5ilil ~, and IL 10 -
and q l3.rj, zach, four tir.cts
oh and l051 5 10 and and IL 80 % two shares Stock
the Gas Light and Banking Company.
l l3y share in the Ocean Insurance Compa-
Those and 3 and J. andG, and and .,
aud g. and TO- each three tickets IN the I'd Class All "ts'
with and enumerated above are blanks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

ONEgSEEG WANTEpA single man WHO'S ql,ansu ~, !"
a.a- ia business al farm, aud can come , -, ill.,
lDer, residing Fine Crreh Mills Powhatall .3uSSi
~ Sow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
so REV Al

Xxx Cr yiRGISIA-The President and Directors have &c
7rtd dividend OF Tie profits ;1t have accrued since ~;
no last, Of three yer which, after rssersins aS'o
nod ;y;Iy IA. Maid Il. The ,ha ,holcr- on application.
4. ROBINSON, Jr., Cdsrr.
;, 17-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
By ms Goreraor II Ms c"mm.T9cull3 a pi-giua.

BY The E0rcrEdr ri the Communicable f IIrgtHIg
y PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS II has been NJ
w The c"mmnn VI Fredericksburg that FRANCIS L. WILL
hiNSON i2tlvc from Justice from Massachusetts
VIII" a! been arrested in this Commonwealth confined N"
jail Of fredericksburg, ss made his Gsapc aud
large:
lhrrrinrc DAVE CAMPBELL, GUvcrnrT Of the Commonwealth
aforesaid, have thought il proper urr reward o two hundred
dollars 10 person persons who viii apprccud
named Fugitive, and deliver him the Jail
Ana do hereby all cyi military request
the good people al this Commonwealth their
Ia ap.HHi and the d fugitive order
dealt with n the law directs.
Gwen under hand Governor. and under the
.,EAL seal "f the Commonwealth Richmond DAY
OF January, lsi9. DAVID CAMPBELL.
Jan 81 s0-iw
SLATE RIVER Scnu0i-The exercises ri this School vii
y h" continued under III" management M l.! C. Boz ni0n
who nS had str"!al teacher. H.
a'", ard highly qualifications and
high :rrra the faculty communicating
Thoughts u others u rinac
Il ""riit session Of months will
IC .rH and cinsr the 3 a
t"n II sen dt,s. The last nl June.
Tuition III the Latin, Creek French, S3nbr various Eng
lsh hra"!s t:a!! taught the best c!ppls, wall
= Lar ~ Ing -itHs lts sn fuel Parents
that morals III the children this school will he
L.. school miles oi Buckingham Court
.sr, aud in very health! n"iglholThood. Apply 10
" WM. p MOSELEY
TIL. ". BuSut'RANT, or
GEO. MOSELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
Grand Real Estate Lottery.

u :>JJUr0V0-
On o'sr Of BLANKS ard Prizes!
100000 Trkct--l1O31 itzr.-anonnnG To S2,CVo,ooO!
Louisiana Real Estate Lottery Glass 2c drawing 10 commence
the 9Th 81 January, leio
The DRAWN. expected 10 terminate in Apnl.
The numbers 100000 Tickets will be placed IN one
wheel the number Of Blanks and PrAes III aiiothr
To drawn from Wheel ticket from e baH
and Prize wheel will be drawn, until all are drawn
! izo t,b yer,rdab and CroundI valued At s5000G,
do d., ST Charles, Theatre and ground do do 100000
! do do e. Charles Arcade, Building, Baths and -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
Stratton's Office.

pRAyN Numbers in Virginia ncsburs ho''es' 'A'' ~
- drawn 2lst January . ;, a. ., =. ., 20
"a 80 :. u 70 ;, - ala by STRvTToS
iTawn Nos in Alexandria Lottery, No y nraMh Ia' ~
tG ~ 50 ~ 80 - - 80 W - - y
Ticket Nos - -, :A'' So'u anu e'' sTRATToN.
nnwn Nos in SUSSEX County Lottery No: = efam '" -
p ~ II 81 81 ~ - 81 = 10 :" -.
Ticket Nos III d %; p' 60 STRATTON.
s,,d Schemes every yeck-for the lst dav ." ieDiua!
5 sas TO- ooo 10 prizes q so9a Sc So ~ coo &c. 80
Tickets in ali ..,,e. an, the really lueHs ~
sale a Situations luck! o"''s' s3-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

Jan > ;---,, Al rules held IN Tie zen H,.n,inn
II CHANGER ,ra canr, cf Law aud chance's o
Of the W " al, day of January, loto' Plaintiff.
.rho,na- Hurt Defendants.
na Attendant $ ssnr having snsIed he and m rules
Act
ana ,s cont appearing by sa'isiaeo red thai the
, an ,nl,ab,ant Of This ,hs sad Court
SAID If said County on the first day o. tnt nc, order he
eT c bill the plaintiff and thai Ty ia the city
anS"ci ;,s.rtcd in newspaper pn9hshu . ,hc i,ni
fohmi.m Gr Two months successfully, and po''eu " w
h ~ ,hc Courthouse OF said County utrncIv Clerk
| A COp:-icslc, Ts-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

I :, - ~ persons hereby not Ia rurcbasc
,., snn,a, nch upon The real John Stecnir
nos n virginia, Pcnns! vana, Indiana, Michigan Hi
T. III I " une any lin n"n his personal any part Of
norsona t caution Is, that his whole estate real and
H. =, ~ .ugen by several written contracts In secure III
viii be sr"d ~ S a, ank Of Penu lvnnia Which contracts
fstae y moreover pledged IN writing 10 iudcmnif ,hc ~
, 9; 9 PUTT" f Tor their liability, if any, s endorscr a,
s. us public notice given prevent any inuurent
', hene involved Contrcycrs, in regard Ia this
t;o aS intIhcr information will gwen l., the under
sy:ania. " VS. :, =, I'M M! .T.;.' O. ,.'iil-
jag.s = = "i'Ai't, % n''
l ,s A oRs-1hc subscriber intending fptIwit IN
~. nrdg" James River between the City nf
To- ~ Manchester. receuuy destroyed by the ice
W ,stsSc proposals for bG;lding sanc The nranoas
10 be accompanied b. PIN IT The i,dsa sI IN
" we Fsr :. Tie w0nd work. and stone pcrs-or .rnara.
proposals :'r either the wood or stouc-work. " '
Jan a8 q. a3So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

In witness whereof have heeunto hand this thirteenth
10y " y. BOORAEM, Clerk IF the
Couaiy Of -N4dlsss1.
Here sir is the return of the county clerk of Mid.
dlesex upon which the Governor and his Council act
ed and by which it sseen that the entre yoeet Souab
famns lli s. sssaPS Amboy Here 1T rs:
- ,rsn.r,orS NJ elnrtop rf W. tn,.ys az tho
bnf receive .ne t Of ali the
said township" MP o oces proposed for hem and Of e
uu i'., ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
CN>N SALE OF NEGROES AND LAND.

- MI 10 decree al IN" County Court OF klns W lain
Y IL , thr hiphr>t bidder for cash, at Maug"hick
FRIDAY the lHlh day uf January, $780, II far, otherwise
= -, tai, the Negroes and Land Of which Caleb kedd
t.gA e,->..>"d.
Nsn.s nine in number consi., Cfa man about furtyive
v ETty years Df age, and seven chidrrn two e'r-
a Sic Oldest OF which is siNtecn ana the youngest
,rH"n yeas I'd.
and situated miles below Mangohick, and seven above
hpl;hy r-ishouod: and contains seventy acres
small ana comfortable dwelling hoGSe, and ali hects
sa':ss. Nr FUN Of liz s7c. ..
ES TIE COMMISSIONERS.
"a G1-2awtdS
Tie above saa postponed account Of the inei''"'''
.'d . saturday. 'i's '''"' 'af'' 75-tiFeb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

~ ~ sanne the 81 st variety of csRrsrM,s Presents The
v ~ u i"r sale They consist Of every variety, calculated
go, a. ssi'f ana The e9 Ills stock n Books and fancy ar
view Sa is extensive with
" Sc IL would be impossible IN an advertise
s ms variety he will therefore present Of the most prom
% , winch consist OF some Of the splendid English
% ,,can ANIMALS ever published Ao En- lish noe kct cd
" r ioetS elegantly bound. Also an endless variety Of
bonn suitoL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

Book OF The 3oudSf "oon- iI'c Oriental Annual
Beauty Costume The Magnolia
icath' h"ok u Beauty Jennings landscape Annual
lady- Airim The Girls unpk
German Tourist Portrait Album
Tie Gem The Token
Landscape A"uh Atlantic Souvenir
turner's lnnualIour The English Annual
You rs hcri'>iht Literary Souvenir
ihc Naval lanlla Young Lady 5 Book
he krt'rake Gcanngs of Nature
our W ia Flowers Infants Journal
iouns Mans lIhrhr Young Lady s Library
Miscellaneous Thoughts llcatll's PICTURESQUE Annual
The Iris
bibles frayef ana lynn Books in splendid fancy binding
hc rng desks Mother "f Pearl and Ivory Card Cases
Of Marine Shells, .lps jrweiy Boxes elegant Albums Musical
N blh rhrscs and EcirmlrS beautiful Pincus,ons, Emery
Stands, Gmces, Ea,,ic.ncs, and C"rnrlIaS 1. C. &c
RICHARD d. SANXAY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30


INTIAM COLE Orange Courthouse, Va, has employed
tcrs take boah":s assocacs for rm and will
the viii avoyr Cole who Will pay every possible
tcnon 10 their health, correct department, &r
TEKM-Boad, sl4J; English tuition. y; latin 5 Greek, 30
The mono vacation given. should also like take
a jay jay under Il years Of aye 7-wlow
~ CIANCERY vIrclSI.-In Goochland County Court 10th
1 December 1889:
Henry r. roindc x,cr and William G. roindcxter,
against
John g. Pondexicr and Others Defendants.
Dill filed and The defendant above named not having entered
his appearance security according the of ASSEM-
bly, rules of h court and appearing the satisfaction
Of the court that he inabtat Of This Commonwealth,
plaintiffs by caunsci is ordered; that the
said appear before March next and
the plaintiffs biz! and that ." his order be firth
,omd months successfully aud posted The front door Of
tue Courthouse Of this County
MAR w MILLER, D. C. @. C.
X OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Not,oway County Court, anl
@mn 6; Farmer, trustee for Benjamin Farmer vic aud
children, f!a!tii.
against
Branch l. Cabanss Thomas L. Bradshaw and rar.ha o. Lips
connie, Bs!cna'!iAs.
Tis ,lay came the plaintiff by his COUNSEL and filed hs bill
against the defendants; and the defendants ahniss and Grad
cong 10 the o Assembly and the rules Of t"s court, aud II
Appearing by satisfactory evidence INA, cy are ~" iabltans d
on e day of tie arc term CT the court, ahd answer
se,aG in SOM newspaper published the Richmond for
two months successfully, aud posted at the trout door Of the Court
Inscnmbc cstracd and inhibited from pay
ny sccrcnr the debts by him "wg or the effects ~ his a4
belonging the defendant Cabass until the further order OF ts
court A Coy-rc.r. +. FITZGERALD, c. c.
~ CniNCERY-viHGINll-M rules holden in the Clerks
office Of the Circuit superb Court Of Law and chanccry for
the county Cumberland, on Monday bc I'd day Of Decebe
''sa'' .s,in ~ s'''''' Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
LOTTERIES.

JAMES PaAiEN & CO, have opened Office in Richmond,
second doo below the ruins of the Eagle Hotel adjoining
inc "ce OF d. W. o, E where they prepared supply
me pubic with Tickets IN all Lotteries under their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

~ yg Il rs pabied arcs trcs 'rcsk 9nras The session
~ s,s., Gtsrs, asd uics scs daring tie If the year
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
FOR THE Llrcnr1ELp ENouIExn.

FOR THE LITcHFIELD ENQUIEER. When this old hat was new-twas many years ago The democrats % were honest fols-at least thought Like new laid eggs fresh and good before they ad
 dle grew; But woes the day. what reful change since this old
 hat was new. When this old hat was new, it was decent hat; Twas Tn the latest fashion then, twas GLn.dem0cr0t ; but now 'tis sadly out ofvogue, and much dsfgur'd
 too, And those meet oft ask good sir, was that old hat
 e'er new? When this old hat was new, it always keptit it's form, And well my head was guarded then from sunshine
 and from storm; but now the rain and hail. and snow and sunshine all
 go through. In fact it has grown sIesking bad" since this old
 hat was new. When this old hat new, before it lad been solid went to gather HICKORY NUTS, twas then l think
 twas spoPd, For since it has leak bad, and fitted all asSew And never will it fit again as when tn old hat was
 new. When this old hat expos'd my head felt both
 sham d and sad; I went to Doctor Niles for aid because my health
 was bad He patched it with FOX SKIN, and told me that
 would do, And lied, for fox tails were not worn when tLis old
 hat was new. When this old hat was new, my head was all at
 ease; But the Doctors foxs fur has bred both lice cnl
 feas; Plague on them how they crawl and hop, outside and
 inside too wish the Doctor had them all, and this old iat
 new. If he but had them, I'm quite sure no other team he'd
 need To carry Kendall's Extra Globe with democratic
 speed; 'Twould leave the mail for honest folks by daylight . to go through, Which has not often been the case since this old hat
  Since this old hat was new, my head has oft been
 sore, And many troubles have had, but mark! I'll have
 no more. When Matt goes out, and Tip comes in I'll tell you
 what I'll do, I'll clap it on some locos pate, and get that's
 new STOMACH SICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
CONCE

TvHE Litchfeld County Sacred Music Socie. \ ty will give Concert at the Episcopal Church, Litchfeld, on Friday, July 3d, cOrr- mencing at 6 o'clock P. M.
 Tickets may be had at the stores of Morse & Camp and i. Lawrence :. also at the Man. sion House, the South Street House, and at the door on the evening of performance.
 Members of the Society are requested 10 meet on Thursday the 2d of July. ut l o'clock P. NJ. for rehearsal.
 Per order of the Erecuiire Committee.
 June lS,. lS4O. |
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

Al Court ef Probate hcls" at Litehfeld, is and Jor
 tks District ef Litchfeld, hs l7fh day ef Jane.
 Is40-P Phinehas Miner, Esq. Laie Judge e1 Ms COHre
 of PrObafe for sdid tstrie'. Ssing deadz Present.
 calun Bs,ler E'g ,4dgs efMs p C"s't S P,osGss s s
 basD act, holding the some:
 NN motion of the executor of the last will O and testament of MRRfAM BUCK, late Of Warren, deceased, this Court doth appoint inc 3d day of July, 1s4O. at l0o'elock A. M. at the probate office in Eitchfield, for the ex- animation and settlement of the administra- tion account of said executor; when & where all persons interested may appear, ifthey see cause, and be heard touching said account i; and doth. also direct said executor to give public notice oEthis order by advertising the same ina newspaper published in Litchfield two weeks successively, and by posing tho same on the public signpost in said Warren nearest the place where said deceased last Iwel, one week at least before said Sd day 1 of July. Certified from Record.
 ! c. c. WOODRUFF, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
ODE FOR A LOG CABIN RAISING.

BY c. D. STUART. We're coming we're coming the fearless md free, Like the winds ofthe desert, the waves of the sea; Trnc of brave sres who batted of yore, When England's red lion ran wild on our shore. We're coming we re coming from mountain 6 glen With hands to do battle for freedom again; And tyranny remhles t ,remhed before, When the hands of our Fathers drenched in its
 gore.
 We're coming! we're coming with banners unfurled, Our motto is freedom! country the world; Our wafchword. Columbia let tyrants beware, For the Ides of November will bring them despair We're coming! we're coming! we're ceming once
 more,
 Our standard we nail to the Log Cabin door; On the outer wall hang it, in triumph 10 wave, trophy of conquest, Ur shroud for the brave. Then arouse ye brave hearts to the rescue come on ''I'is hero that leads you who always has won; Who fought a,r your Cabins and never would yield, Nor will hs last battle be lost on the field. Then arouse ye arouse ye the fearless and free, Like the winds 0l lAe desert. the of the sea; Let the North, SOah, and West, to the sea-beaten
 shore,
 Resound with the sriumphs offreedom once more.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
MARRIED,

7he Lodies of St. MichaePs Church piU hold Fair at the Court House pn Thursday erening ef this aceek. Doors open ot ' o'closk. Ad1it- ta7sce 12 l-2 centS. .Tuly2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
NOTICE.
NO'TICE,.,

.7NHE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months From the date hereof for tfie creditors to the estate of MARY B. SHERMAN. late of Woodbury, deceased, 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 ELIJAH SHERMAN, JUN. Admin'r.
 Woad5uru, June g, l640 %4
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
Just ReceiVcd,;

md for sale ct ths Book 4r Variety Store. UVHE BOOK OF JAsHER; southgste's
 Tour through Armenia. Persia, and Me- sopoiamia History ofthe Fine Arts iIiustra- , d Outlines of DisOrdered Mental Action iy r. C. Upham; Scotland and the Scotch. iy Sinclair; Beauties of History ; Family at li,.n,herdale: Young Man from home; Young Mu"'s Aid, by WinsIow; Young Woman's Ia,ide. Young Housekeeper,' Young Mother and Young Husband. by Dr. Alcott.
 Chrisiinn Tyre and Supplement. hy Lea witt. HT Books not on hand when called io' will be procured on short notice.
 LitchfeId, June 25. 4 Chesnut Fence Posts end Fence R0'h"g
 ALSO
 uOINE. Hemlock, Oak. Chesnut, Bass anG
 Hemlock Boards.
 Oak, Chesnut and Ash Plank. Likewise, Chesnut Shingles. at June IS. N. II. NORTH & GUS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

PaiMfuI IAteHig elcc.-A letter dow before us says the Philadelphia U. S. Gazette of the 29th, from Harrisburg, mentions the reception at that place of the painful intelligence that the Hon. Samuel Me Kean, late U.S.-Senator for Pennsylvania attempt- ed suicide while in fit of insanity on Tuesday last, ut his residence in McKean county, by cutting his throat with razor Although Gen. McKean was alive when the letter giving the information was written, yet it is added there was the slightest prospect of his surviving many hours.
 The loco foeo party has caused hundreds and hun dreds ot old soldiers to join Ae Whigs by lying aga inst GeH. Harrison. It has literally lied them out Of its ranks.
 MARRIED,
 In I}eihlcn1, Mir. Elhn T. Lewis. of Huntington, 10 Miss J'anna C. Thomas-Mr. Alvah M. TcrriIl, of Bedding, to Miss Mary Jane Thomas.
 DIED,
 In Torrington, the 24th inst, Roxa Elv;ra, aged l.2 years, daughter of Mir Edwin Hodges. In Woodhury, on the 23d inst Mr. John N. Sher. man, of the house of Sherman & Co, of St. Joseph County, Ia aged P years.
 In Hartford, Mrs. Della Williams wife of Hon. Thomas s. Williams, aged 52-Mrs. Sarah L. Nor gan, wife of John Morgan, Esq, aged 76-Mr. Wal ter Steele, aged 2l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

Mr. Adams Nothing better illustrates the hypoc- risy and hollow-heartedness of the administration, and its hatred of the people, than the opposition which has been made to the Bankrupt Bill. When dishonest oiice-hoder lays his hand upon the pub
 lie money, ard converts it to his use, he is gent y admonshed, and continued in his place till he be- comes gorged with the spoil and then he is permit ted to resign or decamp, and the heads of depart ments come forward his apologists. Put when the voice of an oppressed and sorrowing people is raised in humble petition for constitutional reme- dy, it meets the chilling rebuke, that the people pect too much of the government" The sympathies of MT. Van Buren and his leagued partzans have all been expended on men who have been rejected by the votes of those who best knew them, and they feel no compassion for the honest unfortunate debtor, who, in spite of the best energies of his mind and body has fallen a victim to their heartless policy and cruel experiments. Depend upon it, sir, the country will soon spew this administration out of it: mouth, as an mclean thing, which ought to be cast into the receptacle of all filth.
 Salisbury, June 26, ls4O. AGRIcoLA
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE. A MEETING of the Executive Committee "A of the Litclfela County Agricultural So- e7efy will be held at the Mansion House in Llichficld, on Tuesday the l4th day of July inst. at 10 o'clock A. M. Apunctual attend ance is requested.
 FREDER1cK BUEL, Recording Sec'ry. Litchfeld, July l, lS4O. 5