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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-01
One Secondhand CHA3SG,
 FOR SALE BY J- Aug. IS. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
E.EAD PIPE.

EANANy IF FHE AL9 :, For Aqateducis Pumps, and rGrio~S other "seS' VNHE subscriber continues to manufacture \ Lead Pipe,suitable for Aqueducts, Pumps Ac. upon the most approved method, of any >ize or thickness which may be wanted, ard t,pun ;hc most reasonable terms. More than tt,n years experience and observation which lhc subscriber has had in making and putting in operation, for all its useful purposes, the above article, enables him to do it in the most thorough and perfect manner. The Pipe is thoroughly proved with force pump before it leaves the factory.
 The subscriber being near 10 nnvigable waters, can forward Pipe to any part ot the country. Orders, or inquiries, hy mail or otherwise, will be promptly attendcd to:
 ALANSON ANDRUS.
 Conton, Con- May l4, lS4C. 6moU
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-01
NOTICE.

AsO 1I EI&
 TNHE subscriber having purchased inc U stock in trade of 4. A. Lord, would ;n- form the patrons ofthe Boek & Variety Store. and the public generally, that he has on hand a general assortment of School. Miscellane- ouss Blank and Pocket BOOKS, Stationery. Fancy Stocks, Ink, Shoe Blackine, Con66s Cloth and Hair Brushes, Cutlery, Toys. Con. teciionary, Fruit. and various other articles All of which be would be glad to dispose of at prices to suit the times. -.
 - JOSHUA GARRETT,
 \; E. Persons having Books belonging ,o !us !ue rraAAI'" L'oFGry arc requested to return 'ne'n. @ ...,- Jums l6.
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Flew Establishment. CARRIAGE & WAGGON MANUFADTeDseY.

THE subscribers having connected them A selves under the name and firm of LORD x JUDD. for the purpose of manufacturing all kinds of Carriages and Wagons, take this method of informing their friends and the public generally, that they are now manufac. turing. and intend to keep on hand, at their establishment 3-4 ofa mile west of ihe Court House in Litehfeld. Il general assortment of light Carriages; Buggics; business, pleasure, plain. fancy, and pedIars Wagons, Sc. Sc. and will finish to order on short notice Ba- ronches, Chariotecs, Phaetpns. Gigs, Sulkcys, &c.. all of which will be made by experien- ced workren, and warrpnted good if proper. ly used. The subscribers arc also carrying on the BEacksmithiasS Business m all lis various branches, and will make tO order Elliptic Springs warranted a superior article. Seat Rails and Handles, Dash Frames, and nll kinds of country work done to the satisfaction of those who may favor them with a call. '.-.'
 GT Carriages repaired and repainted with neatness and dispatch. All orders thankful. ly received. and proper attention paid. A share ofpublic patronage is most respectful. ly solicited. WILLIAM LORD.
 JESSE l.. JUDD.
 Litchfeid. July 9. ls4O. 0
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FROM
Litchfelfl t0 New.Haxem,

Y EAvEs Litchfield Mondays, Wednesdays -kIA and Fridays, ats o'clock A. M.-arriveS in New.IIaven at 4 o'clock P. M. Returning, leaves N. Haven On the arrival of the steam bout from New York, passing through Hum- phreysville & Woodbury, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays. For passage or infor- ,na,ion, apply ut either of the public houses in Litchfcld, or to II. MIX. w.Hayen.
 S. DELLIBER.
 LitchCeld, June, lS40, t... 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-01
Prices very mssxczs reduced

Prices Ue2'y aassscle reduced
 TO CONFORM TO THE TIMES.
 O usry hondsoms patterns No. Fire Frames, $6 50 No. 3 do. 6 50 No. 4 do. $50 Large Kitchen do. II 50 Oven Mouths, 900 60 gallon Kettles, le % 40 gallon Kettles, very heavy, co All these articles will be sold at the above prices at the Foundry of Darlington eS Morse, or at the office of B. H. MORSE, in Lords Building. 2 Litchfeld, June 9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-01

HlnereIlas and ParasoIe.
 iLh, Cotton and Gingham UmhrelIss. S;',. 8 Iuso. p aI assortment ot plain and figured June lI. 1. LAWRENCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25
GARDEN SEEDS.

Urrar,;l TrcsS ana WAoksGic and Retail
4 RTfCIDkE-t:rc,n Globe.
n RAGGS-Giaui or Tutcl.
EEANS-IaLgr Lana. Broad Windsor, Scarlet Runners:
SNAP REASS-iaIiy china, Six Weeks Yellow, Refugee OF
100, Il" ]. Paris sy Weeks.
Bi:!.T-Eariy BLOOD Turuir, do. Yellow ,'l.ons Blood, FIcnc!
Sugar. NauGrl tEuIiHrl.
k~iit-ElIe Cutlsd or Siberian, Green Carried Scotch and
Rape.
B~G0COII-Furplc and White Cape.
iiBEiGii-EIIy May, dn. York. do. George, do. pNhrar', do
Nat"rsc', do. sugar L@I, do. Iargs York, Lat nHiHlcad, Drum
bead, savoy, Green CuTlcti savoy, Fiat Dutch, LafSr Bergen.
CAULIiLONEE.
CArEoT-long Orange, Early Horn, Red ~studhey, Airing
ham.
CELss-Fine Water, Broad L."aved Garden, Peppergrass.
cELERl-AllIS' Fine Giant White, solid.
CtCIM RER-Early Frame, 90. Cluster, Long Grccn, v litt
Spincd Ghcrkin.
'COEN-Smith's Extra Early, Early Tuscarora, do. Sugar.
EGG PLANT.
LETTUcE-Early curled silesia, Ice, White Cabbage Head
White CnSs, brown Dntch.
M~ELON-Grcrn ChruB, Pine Apple, Nutmeg.
NASrCETIUM.
oNiON-SiIvcr skinn'd, yellow Duch, Red Annual.
PARSNIP-Lnnr Smooth French, Cup or Hollow Crown.
P~AESLEN-Dwar Curlcd.
PENS-Iandrcth's Extra Early, ESly Hanover, do. Frame, do
Charlton, do. May, Blue prussian, bishops Dwarf, Dwarf Mar
roivfrt.
PErPER-Large Bell, Squash or Tomato shaped, Long Yellow
RApDt-H-iarly scarlet short Top, Long Salmon, Scarlet
ruruip, White Tutnip, Hack Spanish.
RIli'EhEB-Undulatcd, for TaTtS.
SATISFY, or Oyster Paut.
SniNhCII-Rumnd.
SQUASli-Early Summer Bush, Orange Warted, Crook Neck
Summer.
TCRNIr-Eaty Fla, Dutch, Early Garden Stone, Yellow Aber-
deem, Rcd Top, Ruth !aca.
TBMiTO-IIargr Red.
FLOWER SEEnS-A large assortment.
POT AND SWEET HERES.
Also, a great variety Of Seeds not enumerated.
Frbs SS-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

ORGANIZaTioS-We remark, that in most of the
States in which the Wings, anti-masons, or Abolition.
ISIS, have an organization, they are taking preparatory
measures :or conducting the national campaign of the
present year. The nomination of Gen. Harrison and
Mr.. Tyler will probably bc confirmed in their meetings
and conventions, however repusnant the Abolit;onist
may he to the stakeholder, or the Masonic Wing 10 the
A~nti-mason. Their decp-rootrd dislike to the ancient
Democracy of the country, or their allegiance to mo-.
MED monopolies, which are but Federal doctrines in an
embodied form, will make them forget, or reconcile for
the occasion, their conflicting views on other subjects.
OF course their mode of operations will be adapted to
the local complexion of things, and be as various as the
objects of the respective allies. But it will necessarily
result in n common defeat as heretofore, if the Demo.
cratic party preserve union in its ranks, and exert its
power with a determined will to keep %unbroken that
splendid series Of victories which have uniformly al
tended its efforts.
1t is gratifying to see, that with here and there an
exception, the disposition is general in the Democratic
party TO surrender all minor differences for the sake OF
harmony and union, TO institute a perfect organization
that efficient action may be secured in the canvass, and
to spare no proper exertion to accomplish success at
the election. The prospect, therefore, which lies be-
fore us is full of hope and promise. In our view, it is
full of ASSURANCE, that our CANDIDATES for Z
DENT and VICE PRESIDENT will first be carried
in triumph next fall; and the fall succeeding will see
the party reenacting the scene of victory in the State,
both in the election of a MAJORITY of Democrats rs the
people's representatives in the Legislature, and the
Election of tie DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECU-
TIVE By an increased majority.
The only guaranty of success is harmony, unanimity
and energy. For ourselves, we have already made our
pledge to the party, that no insidious assaults of men,
Of fractions, or of presses standing with US By profession
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D~RIAM.-This celebrated imported Racer and Stallion, now in
L the finest possible ordcr Gad hath, VIII cover the present season
M my stables, az pay mares nj Sljl cash, with a dollar 10 thc
mares srni, they shall hr fed without stint Al 40 rrnts a day, and
attended To ly trustv and experienced groomS. Black servants
will hc boarded fee OF charge, and white servants can procure
board very convenient IL The village. Every care will be- taken 10
have mares sitnicl 10 the horse, and returned III good order, but
vii not he Responsible for accidents or escapes.
Priam i = beautiful bay, full IL hands high, and possesses
matcsicSs strength, JCaGty, tOrn and actor, ana is too well known as
The uRrirgHcd cttnpiUn lnr 3 years on Tie English Turf, where he
probably never had an e1uai. 10 require a description.
In !Sr., ISIS and IS3g, when his oldest colts were three years
Old, he had more and h.ttr riHgcrs dncUdedhg than any hgrsc IN Eng
'caG and this independently Of TIE splendid running of his three
winners, .To"G-ch, TIE quc'a, and cnl. Sinslctnn's FHbyin Ameri-
ca, and the capital running of his colts Welfare, King of kclton,
and another, all winners in Ireland, and several fine runners IN
France and on The Continent. They have wan all distances up 10
! mis hcGts and the Beacon COurSs al New Market, and under the
hrartcr I'm giSi ,rcight. In ls37 and ls3s, there were omy isfGhcs
with more than % SabserihGrS ir 3 wears cIhS, and his colts won
tro Of tsGa against the get Of Emiius, Sultan, ycIocipede, and
every crack stallion in England; and in 1879, his colts foalrd in ~
wen ersry large s'n.e nj New Market and Gooiwooi, for their age,
The two most fashionable courses in Europe, GGca' a do:fa tHnHG-
br. Yhcg haze GOa an Euslaad end .7Urrca ,rcrn raec Of Ion. DIS
;Gscr eIcegt one, i-ira TIE QurcE nmS bs0tcn. bring IN too high 0rfv.
This year he had the best IN England cor ni1ny years-t.c best OF
her age IN Ircland-and 10 say the least, eGua! 10 any in America.
These important facts are well worthy the not,e ofthrsc breeders
who wish. 10 have colts OF the first value and character.
4. 4. y. MERRITT,
Hicks Ford, p-ginid.
Feb 20 I-wiw
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:, I'll, e;,bor remain in The Apolacbicola swamps,

dams will either remain in the Alphabetical swamps,
or make for the Eastern arm of st. Andrews Bay. A
compauc hence, under the command of Colonel Fitz-
patrick, has gone in pursuit of them.
hrALAcuIcoLa, (E. F. Jan. 90, 1910.
We this morning received the distressing intelligence
that the family Of Mr.. Rowlett, al Rowlct,'s mills, IN
this county, about 80 miles from this city, were mnssa-
cred BY a party of Indians, Just before shutdown last
evening. Mr.. Il. w. Rowlctt and a mulatso man were
shot down by the Indians before they had shown them
selves. The Indians then approached the house, and the
inmates were shot down in endcavoriDg TO make their
escape. Mrs. Hollis, a daughter of Mr.. Daniel Row
loft. was seen to run some distance from the house be
fore she fell. a negro man was shot near the house.
One Individual, a Mr.. Robinson, we believe, whe was
near the premises, alone escaped to tell the story. The
elder Mr.. Rowlett and one Of his sons were from home
when thr massacre took place.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

By The schooner William Wallace, from Honduras,
letters from Guatemala to Jan. 10th have been rcccir-
ed, which state that the Republic still continued in a
state of anarchy, each State governing itself according
to its own views and feelings. That the Chief OF the
State of Nicaragua had applied to ii. B. NJ. Consul &C.
neral to act ms a mediator between the several States
and bring them again into one confederation. The
Consul had declined, stating that rs the civil dSSen-
s:ons were altogether between the different States, and
not between two legitimate Governments, he had no
authority TO interfere.
The Ex- President Norman, was still in ST. Salvador
in an attitude Of hostility to the other State Govern
mcnts, who had MI armed and placed themselves in 4
situation to rcpel any Of his ambitious movements.
A Convention had been called by the several States
10 assemble in Gracias (Honduras) in February, TO de-
wise means for again consolidating the Government
and restoring tranquility throughout the Republic.
a Bank was about being established in Guatemala
by some capitalists from London with 81 100000.
Mr.. Stephens, u. S. Charge d Afflires to Central
America, accompanied with that celebrated traveller,
Mr.. Cathcrwood, had arrived safe at Guatemala, and
been received with every mark of distinction and re-
spect. MIR. Stephens, in consequence OF the n3n-ex-
istencc of any Federal Government to whom he could
present his credentials, had resolved TO visit the renown-
ed ruins of Palcnque in the province OF Chaipas, upon
the borders of Mexico.
The appointment of Mr.. Stephens had given great
satisfaction in Guatemala-hIs urbanity of manners,
his rentlcman!y department and extensive fund of in
formation, as we'll as his known disposition to make
himself agreeable, had won the universal esteem and
REGARD Of all classes Of citizens.
The long exiled Archbishop of Guatemala had been
recalled from Havana, which had given great sa.isfac-
ton 10 the lower order of citizens.
The crop of Indigo was all in, and the amount OF the
crop calculated at 800 ccroons, or l,I5n,00C pounds
Cochincal was abundant, and about 1000 ccroons had
been already shipped to England and France.
IN. Y. Gazette.
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(k'rom the .S,ctr York Chrnrieit.)
n,,iIN hi-n IH EEHE

(kFpn the .Nrr York thrdHifit.]
THE WILD isREEZE.
on! sweet wild breeze. Oh. fairy breeze.
| would thy wings Were mine,
To wander Ger the dark green seas
And view each foreign cline.
II Il for this. thou fleet of wing,
My heart 10 thee Is given;
Because thou arl the widest thing,
And frcest under heaven.
Oh. sweet wild breeze, Sc
Beneath Thy kiss the fiow'g banks
Their Breathing fragrance shed;
Primroses, lilies, bow their ranks
To greet thy playful tread,
The hare-heil blue, and cluSt'rlns star
OF cowslips-daises bright,
And yellow king-cnpS dance ai1r,
Their morris Of delight.
Oh. sweet wild breeze, &C.
I,ve wa,ch'd thy rustlins wings across
The plen's green thickct sweep,
Where mountain oak cNultilg toss
Their wide arms on the steep.
I'ye watched for thee in twilight still,
Amidst the clust'ring trees;
And llst'ning, mlrk'd thy voice so shri!i,
Oh. wild mysterious breeze!
oh, sweet Wild breeze, &c.
I've wRlk'd with thee, wild breeze, along
The winding path Of hills
And heard thee IN thy h%ahhling song
Of brooks aud ruS!in. rllis,
And "a tbs light breath, fi!ully,
Disturh'd my ciuSt'ung hair.
With startled eye I've looked Tor thee,
Wild spirit of The air.
OH. sweet wild breeze, &c.
With golden wing, I've seen thee plough
The brigh, blu" fields Of sky;
Where but the bIitIcst lark aud thou
Cor!i.'>t mce, in heaven SO high:
I'ye wa,rh'd thee where the Wild waves roar
Career IN wanton :lcc;
Ana si.h'd for wings Ia leave the shore,
All fcttercss like thee!
Oh. sweet Wild breeze, &c.
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HARRISON And ABOLITION.
E1tract from a letter, dated

DETROrT, Dec. 81, 1S39.
Speaking of those who are to be the supporters of
Gen. Harrison at the coming contest for the Prcsiden.
CT, the writer says: "The President Of the Anti Sla.
very society in Michigan was one OF The Vice Presi.
dents ofthc great Harrison meeting got up at the City
Hall in this city, for the purpose Of giving tone and
strength TO the Wing nomination at Harrisburg, The
fact is, al the Abolitionists in Michigan appear to be-
lieve the time nov about arriving, when they will suc-
coed in their efforts to obtain the ascendancy in the Ma
tional Administration, prostrating thereby the people
ofthe South, and cmancipating the blacks, through the
medium OF the National Legislature. At this time, no
portion of the community appears 50 active in cleo
tioneering for General Harrison as the Abolitionists.-
Whether they have obtained any picdecs from him, or
his friends, that he will support their cause, | do not
InnM
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aais !15II
u asIl5A

nor the cure Of White Sweiings, Scroflious and other IN
Il murs, Ulcers. Sore Legs, old aud fresh Wounds. Spraia>. and
Bruises, Swcllings and inlamnatinns, Scald Head, Wulnrnt-
sore Breasts. Rheumatic Pains, letters, EruptiOns, Chilblains,
Whillows, Bics, CurnS, and external diseases generally. II il
likewise greatly superior Ia any mcdirinc heretofore discovered
for the rhGtad 5dcss nd hwbs II horscs-for Rug Vpras, ctGpped
Eps-and in short for every dtrnai Jodiy er1 that may jail 10 TIC
lot of nfa ar bfHi.
This ointment POSSESSES three very desirable properties, viz
rupt matter, and produces q tendency 10 heal, while il il extreme
Is mild and pleasant in is operations.
New YoHK, April 10, l53s.
Dear sr:-T haze ju.t effected a very surprising cure Of scald
head, through the means of ynnr most potent Specific Ointment.
The patient, James Egau, 4 ship carpenter, had hMS right Thigh
and leg from the hip downward, d~sg.diIlly scaldcd, by the up.
setting Of IN enormous cauidrOn Of pitch, in the Dry IJck.-
The pon. GLOW was in extreme torture when was called in,
and was almost afraid that he world have 10 submit 10 afnputa.
ment, ! LAID a plentiful coat upon the parts affected, and had the
great pleasure 10 lind that it afforded almost immediate relief, 50
that the sulcrc. was able 10 hold 4 rational conversation with me
two hours after il application; 10 use his own emphatic express
sion. he felt il drawing The fire out Of him; and in seven or eight
DAYS the wound was 80 far healed as To permit him 70 walk
abroad, though II was three weeks before I allowed him 20 re-
sumo hi usual occupation. shall he happy If Won publish this
case, a | feel much inferred in the circulation of your unEivaled
specific. JOHN POWERS, MD.
CHAELEsroS, Oct. 3D., 1899.
Or. Harrison: Dear Sir: Tou VIII cllig. rs rs Immediately
forwarding ten gross Of your Specific Ointment. You may au:ci
pate further orders frpn H. IN the opening uf the Spring trade, rs
the demand for yUuT specific i greatly Increasing.
Yours &c, H.vIL.Sp, llsRRALL & ALLEN.
This valuable Ointment is for sale AZ III the Drug Stores in Pc
%tersburs, Portsmouth, Norfolk, and RcLmoad. Price 81 cent
per box, wtn full directions.
OCT, IL E-lsfly
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zs|ISsSaelilslEzIs
LIZ CORDIAL DE I.UClNE,
or L'ELIXIR De L'.f.HOLR.

7EOsT impor,ari 10 tr .4r,rcqa rabEa.-Th" +. States Pro
L",..r lag- TO- !ay before the community tho following certificate
which h. irs received i'oia the inventor, tn tilstro"s i. Nag
.'Tll. i to certify, that ! have disposed Of tn. receipt FOR MAJ
y" III II" ,, 'r"%aI' Inc .I I n nj sat nj. Of Of Nofn ims,,ea, To jTIy
WINTERS HDLDERWE Ell, VI. D. ly reason for doing, u,
that the demands on me for The above Cordial, OF winch am The
inventor, are - numerous that am unable Ia supply I'll III" or.
dcrs from France and Italy alone; and have therefore disposed Of
nature, in order Z" seneralizc the benefits Of my discovery
throughout III: world.
nuary, in the year Of our Mord eight hundred and thirty risht:
G Ws Ds1tre' Hstnes,~."
The United states agent for the Lucina Cordial returns his
grateful acknowledgements Tor the iiIt.rrng patronage which he
has already received, and ASA Tor the many testimonials which
hnvr trrn ,cur him. torrl1nr the aInust miraculous cffcacy ni
his innsiimlhlr M iiCiur. The wen founded reputation Of the
lurinu Cordial warrant. The agent IN withdrawing lis long ed
vcrtisrlncn,s; Hut fr thu benefit oil Hose persons who may yet he
unasyarn cf lis nature, he wotld cyriic;ly state, thai II Is Dr..
A"gnla's ce!chraird discovery, which has created Sicia srisa-
ti, in Frauce-tha, il speedily restores the virlc powers, where
they have been exhausted b? disease or Otherwise, and sub>tal-
tally rcnovatss the rr0crrant functions; tlilt IL is M ciiectual cure
for In" ''hupr alhniS aud above al. that 1t Is The only medicine
ever discovered fr the removal OF lmpctcncy IN males, aud bar
rrnnssss ~ females. Owing 10 It's vastly Inv1c"rating qualities,
IL l. all" highi! used in slcrt, ot>trtIrtrd, difficult or painful 'nrn-
strIaiion, ,ncnrtincncc If the urine, or involuntary discharge
thereof, chronic cruptioi!s of The skin, dTors'cal affections Of tac
aged, sc.
In order that n. classes Of society may receive the benefit; Of
Dr., 1 ~: ,1rIi aI. .En, !. ' tM5 4 !" i1gl,a. II l[" !H a,ne ., sn SIn' at IG@
reduced pttcc 81. ;Arnc dollars, which i less than one half the
'S John WINTERS HoLDEEWELL, NJ. d.,
Gn,,i aii-S' Proprietor.
Since IL" Introduction II tbs celebrated medicine MO the u.
statc- -c,rslI eminent PHYSICIANS have olu'.iH examined II. Ia
srr how fuT ~ al"r;. might correspond wia IL intentions, and
from experience aad ,tmIy. that The great cause Of nntuitiu!Hes~
i The w"aknc>s. or d,ltitlIion, IT the most mysterious depart
n,rnt If The huaaa system; aud that ii any medicine could he
brought 10 act iisrtm;s ~ thereon, al sufficient pd"'r 10 invI""-
plurahlr evil might be corrected. The discovery OF such a de
sitrrathm, however, was an event rather To be- hoped than cA-
pcricd, a. the medium desired was Of the most precise nainrr;
for, il ~ influence failed 10 obtain a certain extent, 1t Could not
effect I'll" required vignr; and IN went beyond u, u would create
rritntinu rpfbpr Hmm Igllfi mud fms uUi,It The uIptt desired
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Aug. IL
nermitn hr0rc t0r ;.

Wtiy 'f"'r -
gTiSHISG 10 purchase . fam ~ . az
sasn my FhRH on Paa.unA! n'.f' IT .. =
lies s. iilrin 80 miles OF Richmond, 100! ~ II
AMI ) miles above Sew Castle. Ibrfci'
% he river, Immediately above anf ,e'"
Land s;rcn. in!jr lions OF ctic.'..us CO.. I.
body Of valuable wood iigd 10 c,rd'' ''s
sara, wheat. ults aai ciuvcf-th" :ll& ~ 81
within . miles OF the door. IN" N.'' ~ .
level. natTly square, con;1tnin: h'iia - 80
stntc Of Improvement. In . "pf4. 81 '.-.l r.,r'.
IL challenges u comparison wiih ~! ~ /. p 81
RniIling., overlooking u vast extent u ''.,rsp.s y
ire Of the firm, and OF good gaailiY' c""'~ ip1a
| house with s rooms OF snn size. ! Etteheh"' .ggs'
an excellent ice.hcusc, two good o'ri',s. rl,'
stable, carriage house, 4 barn. corr L.S,ss. =
good horse poacr, sond ca5ins and SFrif ! o(r5e :
ward and garden nrc Handsomely cne,o',r,I /, "a
there Is also d new hummer house, SUM n, ,cr :
to ensure p~etfec, health, with 4 We" % -
yard. .,,s. Il 80
ot land, aod ia situate on the nuiin 70"
church by Dihnry's ferry 10 Hihsw''u'
| I, i. a good stand for . s'occ,y aah -i.1', ~
I smith -h0p, a whccI,gG-ot hon ~" ~
j, no puafir house on this roa&, To- =
The buildings are ucw, rGn,IstnG- 81 ,ga
rooms aad passage, 4 kitchen ana 'I'a -d'1
wheeiw rirh, shop. blacksmith shop bc''os .
3y AaIre.s, G.aieIj, Kio- William w
J NOV IL Lot-S
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7. J. Bland, Esq, Edcnton, ". c.
(From &c s.. Joseph (FYo,ida) Gs.ear. Jan. %. !,

IFrVH &C =. """F' I"'"a1 u'-fE3.' 'un. 10
ISDIASsi-An express has Just arrived TUESDAY
morning) from lola, with a letter from Mr.. ]. l.. Small
wood, merchant Of that place, stating that on Monday
night the family of Mrs. Harlan, about SIX miles from
lola, were all murdered and the premises burnt, b. a
party of Indians, supposed to be about twenty in num-
Der. The citizens Of that ncighborhood were without
arms or ammunition, and call for assistance. The In