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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
sTEIGHs! SLETGHS!

SLEGGTHS! SLE1ETE6Ss
 TOHE subscribers have on hand, and now 1 offer for sale, a complete assortment of SLEIGHS, made after the latest New York and Albany patterns, which they will war rant good, and will sell as cheap as can be bought at any other establishment in the state. LORD & JUDD.
 LitchfeM. Dec 10. 's" M a -1 2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Mofat's Life PiHs and I'heni1 Bitters. gVIf1E perfectly safe, unerrng, and successful treat
 u ment of almost every species of disease by the use of Moats Lie Medicines, is no longer matter of doub as reference to the experience of many thou sand patients will satisfactorily prove, During the the knowledge of MT Mofat, where the patient has, 10 all appearance, effected permanent cure by the exclusive and iudciOus use of the Lite Medlcnes- some eight or of these had been considered beyond all hope by their medical attendants Such happy results are source of great pleasure to Mr. M and use of his medicines to his fellow citizens.
 The Life Medicines purely UegetobLe prepara- .ion They are mild and pleasant in their operation, and at the same time thorough-actlng rapidly upon the secretons of the system-carrying o all acrlmo nous humors, and assim Hating with and purifying the blood For this reason in aggra yated eases ot Dys pepsia the Lite Medicines will give relief in shorter space of time than any other prescription; In Fever and Ague, lnf1ammatory Rheumatism, Fevers of ev- cry description, Sick Headache, Ieartburn, Dizziness appetite aud in every disease arising from an impur- " of the bood or dsordered state of the stomach the use of these medicines has always proved to be beyond doubt greatly superior to any other mode of treatment.
 ticular in taking them strictly according to the drec- tions It is not by newspaper notice, or by any thing that he himself may say in their favor that he hopes 70 gain credit It alone by the results of fair trial Is the reader an invalid, and does he wish to know lf so let him call send to Mr. Mofats agents in this place. and procure a copy of the Medical Manual, de. signed as Domestic Guide to Health, published gra- tuitously He will there find enumerated very many octiy similar to his own. Moffats Medical Office in
 Sold by CHARLES J. Kr1BouRN. Litchfeld, aren't for Ltchfeld County. 1y2S Dec. 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
Drugs and Medicines,
 AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
 OSJS, EgiastS, Wines, SC. J. G. RECKWITH
H1UO iOI ouHO W ON1''PaOtO . assortment of the above arti- ;les, in quantities to suit the pur-

METERS TOT sale a complete
 A O assortment of the above arti-
 cles, in quantities to suit the pur-
 chaser, on as good terms as they
 can be bought within tho state, for cash or credt-including an assortment of Bronzes, gold and silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal and Shellac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish, Tamarinds, Maddcr. Cochineal, h. digO American and Russia Isinglass, Spices, Sal-Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitz Powders, Congress Water, supe. rior and common winter sperm, castor, pure Linseed, and Sweet OILS; Chlorine, Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayterry Tallow. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 'r#s Patent Medicines, ... including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's Panacea, Bateman's Drops, Welch Med
 icamentum, Thompson's Eye Water.
 PILLs of various kinds, &c. &c.
 Also, complete assortment of English and American Paints, among which are white and red Lead, Whit ing, Chrome Yellow & Green. Prussan Blue No. and ?. Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra de Sienna. Vermilon, Lamp Black, &c. London Brown Stout, Porter; old Madeira, Pure Port, and other Wines-Pure Cog niac Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum, &c, as medicines.
 T Physicians, Painters, Hatters, &c. sup piled on as good terms us they can drchase the same qualities in New-York. ''aFa Litchfeld, July, ls4O. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
Cast Steel Axes. A GOOD article, for sale by "A Nov l2. l. LAWRENCE.
FOR SALE.

>.nsu> VU0HE subscriber offers for sale
 the farm on which he now
 resides, situated in Lltchneld,
 South Farms Society, one mile east OI inc centre, containing sixty acres of the best quality of land, on which are one large and one small barn, three cowhouses, a wood house, work shop, and good story and a half dwelling house. All the buIid- ings are nearly new. Twenty acres ot the land are first rate mowing-there are three never failing springs of water on the preml- ses-no waste land. Should this farm not be large enough to accommodate purcha- ser, sufficient land adjoining may be had at a fair price. For further particulars inquire of the subscriber. .. .,
 DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 South Farms, Nou. 5, ls4O. 2S For Sale at the Book and Variety Store, 0 MYTHS new Arithmetic on the PrOduc- 0 tive System-AIso, a general assortment of School Books & Stationery. BLANK BOOKS, consisting of Ledgers, Day Books, Journals, &c. Dwight's Character of Jefferson; Traits of Travel in Greece, Turkey. Russia & Poland. Woman and her Master, by Lady Morgan. A variety of Juvenile Books for children.
 Boys Life of Harrison. Scots Family Bible; quarto. octave. school and pocket Bibles; Union Bible Dictionary. Rodgers fine pen and three blade Knives. Silver, German silver and gilt ThimbIcs. Scissors; She'll and horn Side Combs.
 A lot of boys hair seal and cloth CAPS, at cost, or less than cost. Also, Satin and Bombazine Stocks, at cost.
 Clarionet, Violin and Flute Preceptors; Vio- lin Strings, &c. J. GARKlTT.
 L,itchfeld, Oct %. at 's Z2
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
CAsH! CASH! CASH 1!

CASH OASII! V&49A TTVHE subscribers will pay cash for HIDES L delivered at their Tan Works near to Smiths tavern, South Farms, or at either of their shops in Litchfield. 341j Also, just yeceiued from Nesc- York, '" 1nn Sides SOLE LEATHER, for sale AUO for cash or hides.
 Upper Leather, Morocco, Linings. Bindings, 6Sc. &c. TROWBRIDGE & CLOCK. w Litchfeld, Dec. 3, 164O. Go 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
jNechNaaScvL Gss& Surgical
 DENTISTRY,

THE subscriber may be found at his office 1 in Litchfeld until further notice. .r His permanent residence in Litchficld, and constant practice in the Dental art for u number of years past. together with unceas- ing exertionS for tho introduction of all i'm provements which have resulted to the sci- encc 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 hes xork shall Se done With care and skiH in the Oper0tion,. in the most approred naanner and s0iih good aa0terialss combined acith moderate and reasonable charges and fidelity to the Fatieni. All work warrant cd, and unless satisfaction is given no charge or fec will be required.
 Leave has been given mo to refer to the following gentlemen for testimonials of char acter or ability.
 }G. ( Rs;t,.i Bestwi'h, E. M; D. Liesfe'@
 Samuel Buei, NJ 5: d do. ..
 R. Nj. Woodruff, M. D. do. ..t. ... c. w. Grant. M. D, Dentist Nc,rburek
 ..s Alanson Abbe, Nj. D. Worcester, Vass.
 Henry Fish. M. D. Salish.ry +'.'-
 Norenber 10, lS4O. @s|e. "'| "' 25 NOTICE. .,.' LUST Received, and for sale at the Book O and Variety Store, first door east of the Court House, a choice assortment of
 DRY GROCERIES,
 which will be sold cheap for cash. .aa .".'-' ,'. JOSHUA GARRITT. a Litchfela, Nor. IS. ..". '.-., ass sf %. 10. .VIEes' CiUlI Officer, TOR sale at the Book and Variety Store, 1T one door east of the Court House.
 Nov. 26 ' J. GARRETT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

FUR HATS. at the low price of S2, ,25. may E be found at A. NORTH'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

.' ViEes' CiUlI ONicea-, LNOR sale at the Book and Variety Store. 1T one door east of the Court House.
 Nov. 26. '' J. GARRETT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Liichfeld, June, 164O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
GROCERIES.

TUR for trimmings a few FUR and 1T CLOTH CAPS, for sale by -
 Nov. l2. ]. LAW kENCE'
, 1841-05-08
From the Kentucky Farmer.
PRIZE ESSAY,

The undersigned have examined the essays
on Tobacco submitted to them by the Ken
lucky State Agricultural Society, and award
the premium to that signed "a Beatty"
JOHN CALHOON.
JOHN II. McHENRY
JAMES F. BITCKNER
THOS. TOWLES, Jr.
Dec. 81, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

The wretched condition Of the weavcrs m Shit
sihelds Is rePrcs en'ed in the London Chronicle a,
fOllpwS-
STATE of he Wedrers There nre ahout IA OOO
looms IN bethnal green, Spitalfelds Shoredltcb Sc
about SOOO are quite ouI of work nre only ihrer
nnr'hs of their lime employed. which cause, great
distress and Prlvai0u among those who are consiJ
cred the respectable portion Of the district.
The average earnings. when ut work are aboui
''o each loom; from this Is To- be deducted 4, 81
per month"; 81 per week for peuses Of turning
~ am twisting which leaves tho miserable nil
lance Of aga per week.
There are about 500 souls ia the BrthnalI green
poor house. and about 1000 receiving ouI-doo,
relief
Meat ten. milk. butter beer. &c. are lururies
very seldom tasted by those who have work.
lhero are hnndfcds without a bed o lie on hay.
ing parted with It for food. Cusos are occurring
ever day. that weayers are parting with IheiI
looms aud Tools 10 obtain food for their Starving
iamiIy-ihose being the only thing LETT. O fany val
ue' That hey an dispose o aud wnen lhey arc
gone lhey are quite dcsliiu'c-lot a bed 10 he a..
-no' chair 10 rest on, nor tools To work with
MS IS The heat breaking situation Of many ban.
uTeuS ul The useful. industrious Spitalield weayers
Pdwnhrpksrs and furniture brokers' are so st,ckel
WIN goods that they have great dIfIi:ulty TO find
room TO put ihrm IN their warehouses.
Thrte iunft'is Of IIe shop-k ,epers are insolyent
rents cannot Ice got iu--lo disirlin Is Of no use
All mai could b. sold Is gOne for food
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
For HE I'm.

=, For he TI1ss
Ma NHAEroS--"ln most excellent lri.udsIio I
crave Indulgence iJr again questioning the ro,rcc,
ness Of one ut your positions iouchin, On, -,
alter our Sinio Constitution without sesard Il, Ie,,s
luuye sanctiOni gus
understand you az cOntcndina Tor this rich, ,.
inherent ln majority Of our while r,,,r,,5.,.
suppose the Legislature should continue od,,,.. o.,
our ciams' ans ihe req sIte majority refuse 10 cali
, q conyonii.Df You appeal 10 the pe,r,r, - ~
majesty 10 DO the standard Of r,yii a., -
whose power every constitutional birfer mn,
Then comes the tug. not Of war trust rsut al 49,.
lonee 10 another comm1Dd,rz source And 49,. 4
refer you 10 the 4,h article II our Federal -.
tons Tile United States shall gllr17fy n. .,.-.
9iaie IN lns Union republican iDfn Di ,pyr-,,.
moni; ond shall project each Of them fr.rs ~.
sioni aud on upplicatu1 uf fIe legislature 80 80 -
executive. when the legislature cInn,t he -,
ed. against dorc Zee rioieBce
inVHt your attention particularly n Ia. t..,
clause OF This section particularly ls arrli.oIl i,
The case above stated %
Iasing %. then 10 be The duly orthe Isg..i,,.,--
or the executive 60 make application o, M, go.
al Do'er1moni % furnish ihe required ala II, o-,.
tcci me Siaie authorities against domestic .,f
% seems 10 me your position Is not s, der.ns't.
yon imagine.
Ia prof Of The ground 7 assume. Gin, rL.r-t
orliisi No. % mol Story on the Clp.fif,f,... ..I
might easily refer you 60 oiber emnrt.l ,,,J...
rom 'ho lormor o. These works quote The f,lf,,.
ing paragraphs az hfst view 90 mr,lt seen, ~, a..
square with ihe republican theory 20 sunni. 49,,
chhef ne my'niy have noi The rghi. OR f1ar f, ~,
nofiy "ih have Tee force o. suJycu rho coz.
menN END consequently ,hlt The Federal .nf-rs.,..
uon VIII never bc required but when b. ..,...lI =
.mpwper Bot iheurcic reasoning r1 H5-
most other casesi must be- qualified by Iees,-. 81.
practice. Why my Dpt illicit c,mf.s,f,.,... q
purposes Of violence be formed ls well by ,,,,.-
y ola fiaie especially small state, rs by 49,.
ly Of county. ~ district Of the same sfai.. 49,, III
ne authority ought 90 The latter case 10 prsfe,f ,t
iofa. moge'ifacy ought loot Che Fsdcrl auihorif, ri
ne io''nef 70 snppoH ne state authority Bssd De.
here ore certain paris q The Stale so,.,,,..,.-.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
TONIPKINS

~ called meeting of the students Of Bethany
-o'egr' assembled on lie 29.h ulL NJ. } = fall
WIS sailed 10 Inc caI.r, AL Ms r. $ Robertson
appointed Secretary. lne meeting was called 10
order, AMI The melancholy uliu-s O.! m, deo,r, O,
oar 'a'a Trend and fellow student g W Paxton O.
Wheeling Va announced by tho chair, when ,
COMMITTEE Of Eve was appointed &, prepare and
Present prcaa0e and resolutions expressive Of m.
deep sympathy nul regret r,hc Students OF tins
institution q, the SAD bereavement. Tn. following
preamble and resolutions were presented by the
eo"n.i.ce anl unanimously adopted:
II Is With extreme regret that We have heard The an
"olneemon' OF the melancholy Gis oar late ,ss,.
c'aie and fellow student. GoUrg, W. Paxton. o.,
Wheeling, Va. BlIa fcy days az, n, was Y.e o..
our number ~ the possession OF health AMI youth.
iGi 'igor but ala! The destroying angel ralI he
hand upon him, and ms spirit has h,d from ammo
u.s. out has u my virtue, have written u,,n ,la
hearts Of those who knew him higher cul,gy Than
""rds can pay, anl the affection cf his associate.
VIII eLsArIne hts memory long after the EMMY
praise OF language shall have been forgotten; YET
We cannot withhold tie last tribute Of respect which
ean he paid 10 The ID; nor the eI7.ss.iea Of the
deep sympathy which we feel for the bereayem,n,
therefore
Rssosref That we, his associltes. take rhisono,r
'nn''y OF m'nslIng our symp1Ihies with those OF h.,
nefoavei relations, who. in ,hs providence of Cod
1Te called upon 10 sustain such an irrepar,bls
loss.
Re'o''s4 That we sincerely regret his un,i-,eIv
iae' as he promised, at future day. 10 he yr.hr
ornamen, 10 his friends anl country.
h''o''sa' That each student wea' Grape on the
Ieii arm f'r the space Of 'bir,y days.
Resalrad. That all the students Of Belhop, C,.J
ese accompany uuf deceased associate one mill. rr
half from the institution. AMI thus r.-J., ,I..
in5u'o Of respect the living can pay TO the dead
ReS.trsd. That cory Of these proceoJir,,,. b..
transmitted 10 his relations.
Re'olrsd. That the proceedings of TIM, m.s,i,,-
20 published IA The Wheeling and wells5uryb n,
peE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

winch are 80 ini. rN,oyeu Niih The ,AcrI consiiiu
uon' thai violent blow cannot be given 90 the one
without CONG unic1tnc the .hrck to me other In
>urrecitons iu stale will rarely induce federal
nters'siuoD, unless the number concerned IA them
bear sumo proportion 90 the friends 81 government
u whi b. much better that violence m such cusez
should Is repressed by the suTeruic Bding power.
han TINT tn ,alpri'y should bO left 10 ,naintais.
heir cause by b'nois and obstinate contest, Tho
existence ct the right 90 n'crPrse will. generally,
prevent thc necessity q! exercising it
Upon norc mature reflection you WILL think
concur Viii mo ln the opinion that there are bot
two methods of accomplishing IA object we have
"a view ine constitutional a. which the local an
tliprirs mast concur or which they must rather IN
r,.a,; the o.hcr unconstitutional or revolutionary.
Nonrs Els FiCCFFS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

MR. ADAMS ON THE CHINESE WAR
The Hon John Quincy Adams. on Monday evsRing.
IN rston. delivered n Lecture boiore the NISsa-
ehu 'eiis Historical Society. to large AMI highly
graiihed audience His subject was The presen I
war between England and China;' aud the points
discussed were. ITS justieo-us probable results
and the duties of the Unned States in view ofthem
lie coniended that the Just. and Ihs, il
would probably end in extending tho commercial
intercourse with China. and establishing IT upon
the principles which govern other ma ious
The Bision Atlas m n notice the lecture says;
And a his views Of that highly important and
deeply interesting questioS we @ very different
lr'm those previously entertained by many OF his
auditors. there could not have heen one willing 10
he convinced, who would not be ready To acknos.
lecse that the lecturer clearly wed, that IN the
Chinese war. Great Britain had The right on her
SIDE. lie showed that il not. as WAS 80 gene.
rally supPoSed. 10 compel the reception oil
opium, but that that question much an inci
dcht % the Chinese war ard had s little 10 DO vi IA
ne origin OF The war itself as the throwing The te1
overland bad with the Revolutionary war in this
country. Ills views Of the laws Of nations. ihcir
application 10 the presen: question as we'll a. his
sketch of the commencement Of the difficulties
between England aud China. in the refusal OF the
Chinese authorities To receive the letter Of amy anJ
friendship of Lori Napier. other than rs humble
petition through the inter soniion OF The Hong mcr
chani9, was written with the power uf a master
and carried conviction 10 every mind We cannu
oi course pretend 10 give any thing Like a sketch
/ has lecture. and will only ndd that il gave th,
highest aud most unpi1ed delight and satisfaction
To al ~hn heard II. anI that at its conclusion al
JonsJ m heartfelt prayer lst the lie OF the illus.
ir'ons lecturer might DO prolonged. anl
That The sequel % tie present lecture which ne
ex'ressed the hope 10 be enabled 10 give on some
0'her occasion, might be at no distant day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

The Western Lunaiic Asylum is still going
Aead in It's brilliant career of usefulues---Ftve
patients received their discharge from the n,ttuii
on last week cured-two males a. three fonia les
Several Of them were very Interesting Cases
StaaataH Spscigior.
With such glorious results constantly before US
Why Is II That oui Legislature PERM hundreds of
poor lunaiics Ia laEguish aud suiIe in the common
JAMS IL Is our fate Ia be ncaled opposite the c. un.
~ prison. m which confined four miserable
creatures bere1 Of the godlko attribute Of reason-
TWO Oi them iomales-and our feelings are daily
excited by sounds Of that would harrow IN The
iilniiesi soul in creation. Oh It is horrible that for
Tue sake OF few Thousand dollars. the wings of
the wreiched should be suffered to issue from The
gloomy walls Of our prisnns without pity and with
oni relief! Would that our lawmakers were doota-
Ell TO listen but for single, honr each day tn the
elnnking chains anal the pierrng shIIeks of these
iorlorn wreiches-relief would surely follow. and
TIC Character uf State be rescued from The 10 nj
blo' which now dshonors H. Let tho press echo nd
fe-echo the cries Of ths suffering unaic unf,l The
hearts Of the hardest melted and let no pablie
man he trusted, who Listens not To the demand. Of
humanity nni decency on this score
Char i6StorH 10. Free Press.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

Mn. ). r. wu,Krov The Guo~ns offered
os the reflection OF winters evening Shouts. oa
deem IT worthy Of a place IN your pa9er IL Nil
add 30 much 10 the pleasure or might say vanity,
Of a working man ur your city
There are very few persons Eho are aware Of the
sre1i advantages uf our city for manufacturing pur
poses. They perhaps know that coal is ubpudsa'
and cneon, that 1t be obtained IA anY ics-abl,
qarnl,ty or the use Of Manufacturing establishments;
bat there seems 10 be wan, Of kuoNIsIre ia re-
ga.d 10 The profits which 20 bs derived from such
sources. take or example the manufacturing of co.,
ton Il Is enc Of the uosi profitable branches of in
dusty hat can be engaged IN. Tho raw mn,er,a
can be ol.aiEei here rs cheap. (anI cheaper n we
tiko tlr i.ssti iuiO ca,sidera,ipn) than IL can IT,
f'tsaHrsh. sud the ,au,. when made, will always
eel one orr own -larkci q, fair price. The mauu.
aei--s5 'az Asp pd3 10 rs profits The price ofccrl
ESQ f1m Che eat. Or sell 80 much lower 50 20
make % an Object 1r uichasers to buy here instead
oi going 70 Pittsburgh f'r their yarns Il viii per
hays, be said BY me Tat Ne have TWO cotton lac-
tories here already. nud ihcy 40 benefit either o.
ihe owners the place THIS al very ,rue
But NC nigit well "a thai because some OF our
stores are not occupied the rest are not Profitable,
But lo' l3Jk INTO The ofour factories proving
uuiTofabl, and ne shah fiui the grea obstacle is
not "a lhe iorauon. 5ui The manner IN which thos
are r-1jgc,-i, "a her The construction OF Their
machinery. Ll0k a he improvements made Ia
printing :Jr ,he last twenty years aud you may form
au idea Of iho sa-nc mode ia cotton mn ch,ucry.
Would prrss made NJ that time answer your par-
poses at ihss day VOC sail readily answer 40.
The Csc Is TIE sane u.Ib c,iiol machinery. Thai
.sucicl Then viii not compete with such uEs
ade and used 5y rlinu'lcfurcrs Of the east Iho
pros,uI lime Here ihcn ~ The great difficulty with
laaf iac'lrrs. 1t good company be formed IN /
wheeling. lei them select compeiant Judge 10 90 1
aai purchase ,hsir machinery. let them engage ia
% ai,I .ali ssirt which 90 requires 10 carry on any
aasr.css o. advantage. a,I they will soon find il TO
%. ulg OF ,Io profitable investments in cur city
Beside, is. ,.,ai many Of our population are it,.
want of some useful AMI honest employment. while
here is nose 20 be- had wher, BY they can gain
living iur themselves and families. Now the spin
l..- oi c'Tva would GDd employment for a rreut
many hau!s 10Th men, women and children. aud
instead Cd! uar iudurIr,ous people having to seek
home elsewhere, they would remain here end assis,
90 a'1gas wealth INTO tIe place By their labor
'"i5 a on o. Jet which ought To be considered by
hose "No have capital IN iheir hands These are
some nIug advantages whr.h would result rom cur
aa hc,orcs ifIhey arc uul, conducted IN the ri-ll
-gr0L shall, perhaps, trouble You with some more
"o'sn'y considerations on tbs subject during the !
"u.,er Fos Jhe present must cougi.lr.
TOMPKINS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02

oI' General Assembly meets next Monday week
We sec "I'hIhs That can require a session of three
" ''" "ii u not been customary, business. or
u" "'''.,'s' 10 spun Tho SESSION OuI 10 that .leugth
Nesho'h nope That u would be much n,re br,.C
'"Pp''rs mar n''AIng short Of the genial spring
80 ','''ill mIIdness aud Budding promises can
u'sPerae The Virginia legislature Spring calls The
members home, reminds them moro fsrcill ,C ~.
upnesHc cares aud rcspOnsib lities-boyy Inc b,,J
u image must be busy to piIhc anl m1,urc The com.
..'s ''oP-h'W the fences must he repaired and the
''i'' ana garden be put m proper trim. By spripg
e 100 uhey become less content with civ life AMI
'e unA"ns Tor their family circles and eoun,,,
Genes us''n-wInlcr Is not present 10 max. tbs
mem INDOORS Siderable, but halmy airs and
''y'"s n''HFe invite abroad. Tho weather To-,
'hi"'s travelling more com 'orta BILE and the Tc,;l,
''T' Ike the man who Is about 10 i,u,r.,, g.. -.
waits TIE return OF far wcalaer-1e can .,,,.,,.o
~ move aud Iiik, auI vote and recgpsider al
10 "sln 'lr'us1 las daily round ct insipi deIi1
'-'.,''' '', iHis favorable lime. Til then n, do
~, '''''o. ""iins npthe session AMI taki1, Ieov.
~ '' ler diem; ANA therefore need M, 49,, o.
short sessions t'o '''
rs i,r The business Of he Legislature. W. b,,.
- ''''e wa DO some fuss made about the
bihNs and We hive rs hItle that II ,,,rI oil =, 20
smoke. The JAMES RIVER C,ug7p, ,...li - - 80
she Leg stature ia some shape or Ollie, ,,I -
r' es's'n klad viii also ba br5uzht Fr,y,rI
r'o S""leci Of Educaipn too will be introJ,,c,4
80, - '"''' important and whether il takes lirlc ~,
"I'' 'ine 10 coHsidcrIt. We hJ3e II viii he Iii
considered wiz Os well
mere Is governor 10 elect which is tho o-I,
- .'' ''ai can well be made an c1ruse r., ~
- ~ p,'''''' sang IN sPcechcs-thonrh q, o
nave no doubt sumo member or Other ,,r,,, =,
'o hear hims@if speak upon cousiir,,,,,I
VII Introduce some resolutions" T., h., - ~
upon. " 's' "'"i'eli out