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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
ONE PAX & ONE PRICE.
 E. GRANT

Ne GRsHOvT
 "OULD inform his customers, and the w people at large, that he has just receiv- ed at his Cash Store in Litchfeld, an assort- ment of desirable Goods, adapted to the season, consisting in part of the following:
 Blue, black and cold Silks, English and French Merinos, Printed Saxonys, large hea- " woolen & Brocha Shawls & Dress Hkfs.
 Mouselin De Laincs, Black Bombazine, British and American Prints, winter Vesting, Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Kentucky and Yam kee Jeans, brown linen and cold Table Co., vers. silk and cotton Velvets.
 Cotton and woolen Hose, assorted colors, cochineal cold Yarn and Cruels, Victoria Skirts. black Silesia, black and white French Laces and Lace Veils, bonnet and cap Rib- bons, ladies and gentIemen's Gloves; Swiss, book and cambric Muslins; lace and cam brio Edgings and Insertings, red and white Flannels, bleached and brown Canton Flan- nels, black and white Wadding, Cotton Bat ting, Carpet Yarns. Tickings, Umbrellas, bleached and brown Shirtings and Sheefings.
 Bleached & brown Drillings, apron Checks and Plaid Aprons. Cater Boots and India Rubber Shoes for ladies. and n complete as- sortment of Boots and Shoes.
 Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Dye Woods, Lamp Oil, Candles. Soap. Potash. Goldfish, Salt, Flour, Raisins, Rice, Molasscs, Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Nails, Tobacco, Wag- eons Mats, &c.-all of which will be offered at prices calculated to satisfy purchasers of his intention 10 suit them. E. GRANT.
 LitchfeLd, Oct. l5, le40. @ 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
7EaecIbNaadcEyI N2a6 Surgical
 DEETTGTRY,

"HE subscriber would respectfully in- Il form the inhabitants of Salisbury that he intends visiting that town about the 9th of October, where he will remain a short time, (for the first of series of visits to be given at future stated seasons,) and wait upon those who need his professional services,and feel disposed to confide in his ability.
 His permanent residence in Ltchfield, and constant practice in the Dental art for a number of years past, together with unceas- ing exertions for the introduction of all im- provements which have resulted to the sci ence from the united experience and obser. vation of talented men of this Country and Europe during the past century, give him confidence in saying that aU bis aoork shall be' done wih care and skig in khe operation, in the most approred manner and aoith good materials; combined ,oith moderate and reasonable charges and fidelity to tte patient. All work warrant ed, and unless satisfaction is given no charge or fee will be required.
 .r.. REUBEN B. MERRlMAN. Leave has been given me to refer to the following gentlemen for testimonials of char- acter or ability.
 J.G. Reckwi,h, Nj. D. LitcaGeza
 J. s. Wolcott, M. D. do
 A. s. Lewis. M. D. do
 Samuel Buel, M. D. do
 R. M. Woodruff. M D. do.
 Alanson Abbe, M. D. Worcester, Mass.
 Henry Fish, M. D. Salisbury. One or two young men can receive instruc- tons in the theory ofdental surgery, and pur- sue the practical part at my office the com- ing winter. Office in Dr. Lewis house. Litchfsld; Oct. ], 1S4O. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
Messrs. Tyrrel & wakeiev

ID PEACEFULLY inform their friends and the 1O public that they have established them- selves in the town of Litchfeld, in West St., two doors west of the Court House, up stairs, where they intend to carry on the Tailor ing Business in all it's branchrs-and from the experience they have had in the bu- siness, flatter themselves that they can do work to suit all those who may favor them wifi, their custom. ..~
 N. B. Cutting done at the shortest notice, and great laius taken to fit it for making.
 All garments cut at our shop warranted to fit, if properly made up. t.s.' .' ".
 HENRY TYRREL,
 BINDSYE WAKELEY.
 IitrkfIlI Of l4 lSlO 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
NOTICE

ITS hereby given, that the Town Clerk and \ Selectmen of the town of Litchfield will meet nt the Town Room, in said town, on the last Monday and last Saturday in October at 10 o'clock A. M. on each of said days, as Board of Registration for the purpose of ex- amining and admitting Electors, and for the purpose of revising the list of electors, and to perform the duties incumbent on said board, under the act entitled "an act to provide for the Registration of the names of the electors of this State."
 JASON WHITING. a
 JOHN A. OviATT, g
 HENRY s. GRIswoLD g
 NOAH GARNsEY,
 NORMAN KILBoRN,
 SYLVESTER GALp1N, To,cn Clerk. Litchfpll, October l2, 1S4O. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
NOTICE.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town "A of Litchfield are hereby notified and re- quired to make written or printed lists of all the taxable property belonging to them on the first of October inst. with the particulars of all property real and personal liable to be assessed and valued, and to give said list to the undersigned, the Assessors of said town, on or before the goth day of October instant, according to the requirements of the statute in such case made and provided. All per- sons negecting to comply with this notice are subject to be thrAA sc.;.eS. sc'. a,. SAMUEL BuEL, 2p, .., .u tsr FRED'K WHITTLEsEY,
 SHERMAN FRIsBIE, Assessors.
 +gE a LEONARD KINNEY,
 B. JOHN GARNsEY, ..r
 LitchfeI, Oct. 5, l640. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
lS4O,
THE POPULAR VOTE.

The following table, says the Baltimore Patriot of Saturday evening, exhibits the popular vote of Mary land in the recent election. We have taken the highest vote the Delegate ticket of each pary and have added the vote on the Congressional ticket aSf vaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
BROKE INTO

sx~ TKNlIE subscribers enclosure,
 s2EG \ on ,he 18th inst, six two- year olds-four Steers. two dark 4AMv red. and two shade lighter. with white on the end of their tails. Two Heifers, one dark red, one shade lighter, with white on the ends of their tails-no ar- tificial marks. The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges. and take them away. EDWARD PHELPS.
 LitchfeId, O~t. l3, leiO, p' 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15

0Ir There is eloquence and truth in the following apnsrrophe from the Louisville Journal:
 Oh is 1t not glorious to mighty people sha- king off the chains of despo,sm |? Is it not sublime to them rising up like long imprisoned gle the rustic of whose wing announces the delighof liberty? We have the spectacle before us! The wreaths of victory bloom already on her brows; the country al- ready begins to re.assume it's long lost glory. Re- form already stretches out her hand to cleanse the capitol of it's corruption, and strike the tyran. from his throne
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15

We learn that there will be Mass Meeting of the Wings of the west part of Ltched and east part of Duchess counties, at Sharon, Thursday the 18th inst. Several speakers from abroad are expected The Wings generally are invited to attend.
 Mr. EditOr-T wish through the medium of your paper to give notice to my friends in this place. that am in favor of the election of Wm II. Harrison to the Presidency. have heretofore been an ardent supporter of the present administration but have be- come fully satisfied that the party in power has be- come corrupt, that the measures of the adminisra- ton dangerous the best interests of our coun try, and oppressive to the laborng class of which am one. I can never yield my support to measure the direct tendency of which is reduce the price of labor, while at the same time it enhances the val ue of money to those who already possess it, or to those who receive their salaries from tic public treasury Neither can any longer yield my sup port to party who will attempt to intmdate the i boring man and the mechanic when in the discharge of his duties as an eector, by threatening to nure his business or withhold their patronage. This Mir. Editor has been attempted to my certain knowledge, and for these reasons I shall give my humble sup port for the cause of Harrison and Reform"
 RANSOM BROWN.
 Salisbury Oct l2 l84O '
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15

Ata Court of Probate holden at Litch.Jfezd, ,oith-
 in and for the District of Litchfeld, on the sth
 day of October, l64O:
 Present, Ralph c. Comp, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Sheldon Frisbie, of U Warren, in the county of Litchfield showing that he is guardian of Noah Stone, of said Warren, n minor under the age of 2l years; that said minor is the owner of real estate situated in the town of Litchfield, viz a certain piece of land lying on Mount Tom, so called, containing about ten acres, valued at about $6OO, bounded northerly and east. erly on highway, soulherly and westerly on John and Curtiss Hull's land; that said land is unproductive, and that it would be for the interest of said minors, that said land should be sold and the avails thereof invested in oth- CT real estate, or placed ,at interest, or expen- ded in the nurture, education, or advance. ment of said minor, praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file: . ..,.-..s ....
 IL is ordered by this court, that said petition CT give notice of said application by causing the same to be published in one of the news papers printed in Litchfeld, in the county of Litchield. three weeks succcssively, at least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the probate office in said Ltcbfield, on the 17th day of December next, ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record.
 20 RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
DIED.

In Wa,ertown. on the 2d inst, Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss, aged 32 daughter of MT: Bella Hotchkss.
 In Pine Plains. Duchess Co. N Y, on the 4tl inst. MT. Simeon Taylor, aged 75 yenrs-a revolutionary pensioner-fnrmery of this village
 On the 2lst September, at the American Hotel, in Chester, Ill.,, MT Charles Spencer, formerly Cashier of the Litchfed Bank, at LitchfeId, Conn aged 4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15

D The Boz of Clothing designed for the Missionaries at the Sandwich Isands will be closed in few days. Any person can have an opportunity of sending what articles they wish by leaving them at this office soon.
 GF The Ladies of St. lfichaers Church ,cil hold q FAIR at the Court House on the erening of Wednesday, the l4th inst. Doors open from ill 10 r. M. Adnnitance l2 l.2 cenis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
Listle DeI0aC0Se-.a7l Right! |!

For two years past there has been such division in the whg ranks in of the counties of this good
 little state that they suffered the loco focos to gain the ascendancy in one branch of the legisature-and hence have had but Senator in Congress the past session. The election for Inspectors, just hed gives the strongest guarantees that in November all will go right. Indeed, it places the state upon the Presden. cy beyond doubt, and insures the election of two U 8. Senators. The following articles give the details - GOOD NEWS FROM DELAWARE.
 WILMINGTON, Oct. 6.
 "Iittle Delaware HAS done her duty, and given the Wings larger majority than she ever before gave any party We have just received :he returns from glorious old Sussex. which has given an average Whg majority of 229! WO are now enabled to give the complete returns from the state, which are fol- lows: .. -".' ...Nr er..
 New Castle county, whig maj. lss
 Sussex county, |" 229
 -s 4-&a -E.".' ,.... . ....-.. -
 Present Whg majority in the state, TO!
 - W1LMiNaroN, Oct. 2.
 The Presidential question n this state was decided yesterday, and we are satisfied that we shall ex hibit 10 you in November pattern state in Delaware -a state in which every county will go for Harrison and Tyler. The decision to which refer was the Inspectors election which is admitted on all hands tn have been a test election, the lines having been distinctly drawn, and the contest the most severe ever knew in State. The Loco loco leaders give up the snte. We have Presidential electors, Senators, and representative in Congress depend ing, and shall carry them all in November.
 -.. Correspon. W. Y. Express
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
Har1'isO1e EIectO1'vT YYcket.

HEZEKIAH3 SPENCER, of Su6feld. . JAMES BREWSTER, of NeD. HaUen. ADAM LARRABEE, of Ledyard. ,.,
 REUBEN BOOTH, of DGnbury.
 TIMOTHY GREEN, of EGst- HaddGm.
 PETER PIERCE, of CornsOuu. PHILIP PEARL, of HamptOn. i.--r 2 JOHN s. PETERS, of Hebron. r .,.a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
 The State Senate has 2I members, ' of whom are elected every two years. or those whose time is not expired. 10 are Wings and V. B. The following counties elect this year:
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
POLAND COUNTY CONVENTION.

TOLLAND COUNTY CONVENTION.
 land e sst Frdax RG aectos m 0lama ."n9y me. at n political prospect and take measures for efficient ac. ton at the coming election. Although the day was stormy, the gathering the largest ever convened in the county, over 1000 persons herg present. A train of7O wagon loads came in from Vernon Gen. Kibbee, of Soners, presided at the meeting. Ad- dresses were heard from Hon. Truman Smith, Joseph John B. EIdredge, Esqrs. in the ianguag, of one of the mo.oes exhibited on their banners the working men of 'roland county claim Good prices for Labor as their spells of victory'-and as Harrison curred the British during the late war; so will we help him to give the Locos tanning in November.
 Hartford Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
MARRIED.

In Winsted, MT. Wm. R. Richards, of Bristol to Miss Sarah c. Champion.
 In Wocot,, MT. Eli M'Kee of Plymouth, to Miss Olive Olcott, of the former place. In New Haven, Mr. Starr Ward, of Bridgeport, to Miss Jane Dewey
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15

Hs. Ha. MlbA1SE1'S ...r#
 Stove Establishment, IFS in the basement of Lords building, one N door west of inc Mansion House. Cooking Stores, vith Pipe S- Furnifurc, Chmch, Parlor, OGes, and Boz StOoes, Fire Frames. Se. S.c. .-s,,...~.
 A share of patronage is solicited.
 LitchfeLd, Ocl. 6..sF sT ta. .... l0
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15

loco loco pap"r published in Fairfield cothtt. last week, the 7,h instant, contained inc following paragraph It is positively the most wholesale lying we have ever seen. There he no doubt. if he receives single paper in exchange. that he must have had some returns of the election. There is moi man among all his readers. the most ignorant but knew something of the election.
 ss%MAINE-As vet we have NO KITTENS of the cleo ton in this sta'e there remains Gouh however, of Gov. Fairfelds reelection
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
NO. 1s.

Tomato V'ine.--Dr. Horace G.. Gillette.
Of East Windsor. inlurms US that he has
succeeded in producing, from the juice Of
the Tomato, a liquor scarcely 10 be distin-'
g"ished. in its appearance and favor, from
some of The best species of pure wine. Al
!, the close of the last sessiun, when il was
becoming Difficult, longer To preserve the
ripened fruit from decay, he took guam.
TRY Of Tonarnes, by way of experiment
and extracted the juice Ivy simple pres
sue until he had 0blained Two quarts. TO
This after having strained il aud put it inlo
a glass bottle, lie add TWO pounds of SUI
gar-the common article known rs molas-
ses sugar. IL was ,Ileu set aside a-d left
10 90 through The natural process of fer
mentation, and. being out Of sight. was
soon omi ui mind. On recurring to the ex.
pertinent few days since, The result was
found as above stated.
lflhe medicinal properties of'he Toma-
to, which are NOW generally understood 10
he valuable. are il no way impaired or
lost by this operation, The discovery of Dr..
Gillette may he of no small advantage to
medical practice inasmnch az it renders il
practicable, with very little trouble or ex-
pense, 10 reinin the essential virtues of
Ibis vegetable in state pf perfect preserva-
lion. and in Il firm most agreeable for use
by invalids.
Since the above was in type, Dr. Gil.
lel,e has presented q specimen of,he new
article al our office. Though it may lie
inferred! from the foregoing account, yet it
may he well 10 state expressly, that no al
cohnl has been aided 10 assist in the pre-
,rrvalinn ;and that no such addition seems
70 b" necessary to prevent acetnus frrmen-
IaIion, towar.l. which, scarcely the slight
est tendency is discovrred.-C Connecticut
Obserrer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
-EDcERIE1D ADVERTISER,
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'EO Merchants, Physicians, Plan
rcrs, and the Public iu general.

YEyllE Subscribers are now receiving. IN
H addition la theft former : took. large sup
pies Of Drugs. Sc. &c making Ih lr as
<urtlurit the ulnSl complete cve before OIL rcd
:or Al Ia l. Is markrt. To whicl, ihev wou'd
all the ut ei tiun of the Physicians Merchants
pIan:erS. and nil these who wish 10 purchase
.lny thing in their line. Among the many az
les of which their Stock is rompnsrd. ale thr
l;luwng. viz:
ONS.-Sprrm or Lamp Oil. Of different
Il,iirs, i.i.r>ccd Or Paint d., Tain or Tan
ner'sdn. Neat ) foot do. Castor do. Swert do
PIINTS FURNISHES &c.-While Lead
Of different brands and qualities. eroud IN oil.
r,d in kegs ni 20Olb lW Id. 20 b. aiId.5.b each.
Dry White Lead. llronr Green. Chrome Vel
low, Chrome Red. (a beautiful article and u
substitute l0i Vrrnillion. at nIrh less price.
Ye low Orhre. Stone Ochre. Red Lead, l.itI
arge. Lanrpbnck Ver'ligris dry and ground IN
oil. also 3 ur. Green. Vel ow. Black, and Paints
of all cOlors. rradv miXeG for Use. Spirits fur.
pentine Copal VarnsI,. 1T u, d 2nd qualities.
Japan Varnsll. Black or Leather 30
BRUSHES--Paillt Brushes, of all sizes,
Cloth do (snmcthing ew and surerior.) llair
do do. Tonh Furniture. Flesh. Nail. " lite
Wash, B ACHING, Horse. (some'Iing fine. Tan
ncrs. Eoun'er or Duslnr. Crulnb. Ilear,lr.
Shaving. IN. very line arcle.) Comb. Sweep.
ing. SC uhhing: and Paii teIs Dus'ng Brushes
together with n vurirt, of other Brushes Used
by Painters aud others. not herein mrntinile,l.
DYE STUFFS-Among which are Slanisl,
Float Indigo Carolina d.. Audder, Coppe,as.
LugwuoI. Brazii-woud, Nicwood, Canlwo.d.
Amnatr,. DC. &c.
MEDTCINES.-Amorg the many Of which
are the following. wiz: oulphate GnInl", Sui-
plat" Morphine, Acetate Morphine. Piperine
$irych,,iIr, Iodine. Elateriunr, Hydriodate Pot.
ASH kreuSnie, 4 C. DC.
PATENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which
are the 70 lowing. viz: llnuck's lanacea. In
dian tlo.. Swains do. Smilll's AIli McrcuriaI
Syrup. or Swaim's comquernr. the Hysean
Syrup. SpoliIr's cure for sick Head Ache.
Green's Tonic Mixture, On cure for Fever and
,gur.) Also Peters Pills. Bcrkwi li's do.
SDaur's do. Conk's do, Lre's do. fvai's do.
&C. together with general assortment of the
most popular uoStrImls OF the day.
4 ful assortment nt perfnmrry and Soaps,
fiie Iiurst qualities.
An assortment of & iss Ware for Physicians
and Cnnlertioner's Use; such as Specie Jars.
and rincure Bottles nt different sizes. Gradl,-
atcd Measures and Funrs!s.
ALSO,
Window Glass ofvarous sizca. from 6 by 2.
to 70 by 20. all o which they will sell on iavorn-
bile terms. ii. X. COOK Co.
Hamburg. Oc, 3. 1899 tf36
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PROSPECTUS
Ola new weekly Paper 10 br published in
Augusta, tGa.) emitted
'EsHHi SDU'EEHEIEsNEEs.
"PriNciulcs-NOt {" Men.


I'm order to expose and connteract The mis-.
FL representations and talsrlIo IDS so umblus!l-
ilsy resort d 10 and disseminated 10y the fedc.
raj Hhig Presses oil the Country. In tile present.
contest Tor the Presidency. aud il order to
plare before the Pe"plr o Georgia. II laIil'ul
;ccuu oi past and p.lSsi' g events, as they re-
late To the neStiO. al iSsne. we shall begin tic
pub Ic;llIun ui Il we.Ily s!lret. OIL Saturday the
9TH OF Jnue next, winch will terminate oil the
:SISt ui Uctuber lu.Iow Ing. We have been
urged OH TO the adoption Of this undertaking. by
many OF OR pnsl' cal friends. who have seeil.
as well lis ourselves the nuscrlipuluus and
highly celrsIlrublc course pursued by our upl'o-
mell.s. which. Instead OF beng narhed Ivy hon.
Uiable and ju.t feelings. is characterized by a
p, rrerSou and distortion of well aulhelticated
lact-, and feeling of IlaiIed degrading 10 hui.
man iia ure. and I" the respect which should he
entertained by rizens %! the county. however
wi e NAV tn. difference he in their political
opinions. This paper will OF be Il, trayct iIito
IL like course towards UiIr 0pp"nentS bnt twill
exp, ST. III strong !anguagr, and with ulIdonhitd
prUniS TIE MI$r,preS'i tl'I0iS aiid lnlS.ilrat0lS
whIc, MA, be- re-OrIetl to. i'll order 10 ieIIn,c''
the SENSITIVE mind. and tn deceive the ui.weary.
and t" lead aslrav the nlIsIi>pectirs. ln thus I'M
dritaking. we hope To receive Il support AIDE
qratr to lhe-Ohjprti III view. BY the dssenIlla-
ton OF this III ct, much ard useful information
will he impaired tn those who wish TO act. in
the PRESENT contest. with impartaly and will
II single Eye To the pnhic good. v ith these re-
marks. we place lI,e undertaking under tie care
OF our I,o ical friends To whatever party de-
nomiu ,t:nn they may l,e,etulnre belonged, for
we consider rs political friends all those citizens
who, govrr:e by patriotism alone, support
men for The sake Of principle, and the welfare
Of the con try.
We mnst show 10 the peonr of the United
States the danger of The rights of the Safes,
ami Of tie Stare Institutions projected by the
constitution threateI enrd u liey are by II party
which, disrecarding honest and fair MEANS TO
obtain power, employ the hase$t expedirnts 10
rally arrurd it, standard mrn Of all political
de>criI tu,s, Of nj p, Iiiical hes, and of all de
.r cs "l po itcal drgruelncy.
The Soufhsrmr will he printed OH n lnrgc
sheet ever, Saturday. from tie 9Th Of Jure to
the 3l,t October. for One Dnlla' payable in
advance. As Pnsluasters a'e anthOriz,d d Il"
taIl<mit nancy for suhscrpti"nS 10 newsra-
pers. persons wishing 10 subscribe can request
their Respective Postnasiers to transmit 10 us
the anonl:l of Subscription.
GUI u e. THOMPSON.
Augusta. Ga. May II, lS40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
Fashionable summer Goods.
BRYAN S MINOR.
.wERCMF.N'T T.REEOES,


ENAVE Just received a general assortment
H OF Goods for Gen,lemens ware. OF the
latest and most fashionable style. Consisting
in part of -r,,;.o,
Cloths.
French Bombazin Gambroons.
Honey Comb. Striped. aid Ribbed Linen
Drillings. for Pantalcons -,
London Wcltings, Challies, Plain and Fig'd
Satin Yestinss
A complete assortment Of
Gloves, Hosiery, STocKs, CRAvArs,
SHIRTS, COLLARS and BosvMs.
Also. a good assortment OF
FASHIONABLE HATS.
With MANY other articles. too tedl"''s t" men
,ion. To which they invite their customers
and the public genera ly to call aud examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Edgrfrld C. IT.. April 6.'ls4h ID 10.