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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
LitchfeM CO,inty, IS.

buCUbcCU NVU"yS SSs
Superior COurt, August Term, 1912.
TTPON the petition of Sarah Ames Of Har.
" win.on, in said county, brought to this
Court alledging that on or about the 4th Of
July, 1927, she was married to Alonzo Ames
Of snid HarwintoD, with whom she lived till
about the last day of August, 1887, when the
said Alonzo wilfully deserted the petitioner.
and ever since hath continued his said deSer-
ton, &C., praying for bill of divorce.
IL is ordered that said petition be continu.
ed TO the next term of this court, and that no.
tice of the tendency thereof. be given to
said respondent by publishing this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY. at least six weeks
before the next session Of this court in
newspaper published in Litchfield, and by
sending copy of said paper containing said
notice by mail addressed to said respondent
at Camden, N. Y. Chat being his last known
place Of residence) BY the first day Of Octo-
Der next. BY the Court.
IA = GEORGE C. WooDRuTT, Assistant Clerk
VWyHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
IL District of Litchfeld, has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof; for
the creditors of the estate of JESSE ENsIGN,
late Of. Litchfeld in said District. deceased.
represented insolveni. in which 20 exhibits
their claims thereto; and has appointed Geo.
C. Woodruff and Ebenezer Bates. Esqrs. OF
said Litchfcld. commissioners to receive and
examine said claims.
Certified by T.. q. ADERNETHY, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet dt the Office If said Woodruff. ia snid
Litch6eld. on the 10Th day Of October. l642.
and the 18Th day Of January. l643. at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, on each Of sni4 days,
for the purpose Of attending 10 the business
Of said appointment.
E emo; G. ~ S@a.:. comm'rs.
All persons indebledto said estate. are 70.
quesled lo make Immediate payment 10
WIZ. Nc. EnalaN. Administrator.
Litch6eld, July 10. le42. E,. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
CONCEKT.

THE Litchfield County Sacred Music
IL Society will give their Annual Concert
at the Episcopal Church, Liichfield, on
Wednesday, October 10, commencing at 6
o'clock, P. M.
The performing members of the Society,
are requested 10 meet OH Tuesday the 18th,
at one O'Clock, Z. NJ, for rehearsal.
BY order of the President.
G. c. WooDRUFF, Secretary.
Litchfield, Sept. Z, 1912. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
NOTlCE<

TIME Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
4 trict Of Sharon. have appointed the sub
scribers Commissioners on the estate of Ebe.
nezer Garnsey, of Sharon, in said district. an
insOlvent debtor, and whose property has
been assigned for the benefit Of his creditorss
We therefore give notice that We will meet
the Hotel Of John Allens in said Sharon. on
the 9TH Monday in September. 1872. and ON
the 9TH Monday in January. l643. at o'el'k
in the forenoon Of each q said days. Six
months from the 22d inst. are allowed by
said court to the creditors on sniH estate TO
present their claims to o. legally aulhenti-
Gated Tor adjustment and allowance.
isaAEL CAar. Comm,rs
Sharon, Aug. l642- Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
DIED.
Sirth Brigade, Connecticut Militia.
Head Quarters, Lihhfell }

Sept. 5, 1912.
The annual Reviews of the several Regiments
comprising this Brigade, will take place as follows,
viz The 18th Infantry, Col GeorgeP. Shelton, at
Woodbury., on Tuesday the 18TH
The 10th Infantry, Col. Francis Bacon, at Ltch-
field, on Wednesday the l4th.
The 2lst Infantry Col. A. G. Kellogg, at Winsted,
on Thursday the 18th.
The Sd Cavalry. Col. Major c. Peck, and 18th In.
fantry, Col D. W. Pierce, at North Canaan, on Fri.
day the 10th days Of inst. September
By order of Brigader Gen. FRED'K PHELPS.
+. w. Mills, Brig. Major and Inspector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
NOTICE

rs hereby given to the residents and noa.
IL residents Of the town of Warren, that 4
will be at the store Of Burton Gilbert, on
Monday, the Sd Of October, at one O'Clock,
p. M. and at the same place, at tho same
time of day, on Thursday the 10Th day Of
October l642, to recsive their State Tax Of
one cent on tho dollar. laid on assessment
list Of Ie4l. DAN 8. CARTER, Collector.
Warren, Aug. 80, 1912, IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08

WHEREAS my wife ELIZA BARnRA Of
w New Milford, has Ia nv ~ and
board without amy llse callRe o. pFusneation.
This 10 TO forbid al poFsonO from haFhoglng.
trusting or employing her. on penalty o. tho
law! will pay M debts ef her eol1z4etIng.
WILLIAM nA4NA8
New Milford, Aug. %. 1859. s9Da@
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
MARRIED,

MAKRTEU,
In New Haven, Mr.. John II. Mnnson If New Ha.
ven. to Mics Marina F. Stoddard Of Lchfield
In Waterbury, Mr.. Samuel P. Treat, Esq. to Mrs.
Hannah Terrell Of Wa,ertOwn.
-, DIED,
In this village, an the Sd inst. Julia NJ, daughter
Of Mr.. Solomon 8. Maze. aged 4 wears.
In Woodbury., on the 25th uls., Mr.. Isaac Calhoun,
aged sc.
In Housatonc Valley, Ct. Darlington, Mass, Mary
Elizabeth. wife Of VIM. Selkirk, Esq aged 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08

Alta Court Of Probate holden at KEN, sbithin and
for the District Of Ksnt,. on tie 9Th day Of
july, A. ID. lS42:
Present.. Rufus Fuller, IT,, Judge.
TPON the petition of Daniel d. Thomp.-
- son, of Catherine, in the county Of Che.
rnung and state of New York, shewing.to this
court that he is guardian of Grant B. Thomp-
son, Of said Catherine. and of Lewis M.
Thompson, and Mary Thompson. both of
Dix. in said county. minors ;that said minors
are the owners Of real estate situated in Kent
in said district, viz: three undivided seventh
parts of tract Of land containing about Sc.
venleen acres, and being all the interest Of
said minors, in the real estate that was dis.
tributed to Triphena Thompson, mother Of
said miners, now deceased, from the estate
of David Morgan, late of said Kent; that the
value Of said minors rights in said land IT,
about fifty -four dollars; that said land in UNI
productive to said minors, land that k would
be for their interest that the Same should
be sold and the avails disposed Of according
TO law, and praying tor liberty to, sell said
property for the purposes aforesaid AZ per
petition on file.
IL is ordered BY ASis Coart, that said guardian
give notice of tho tendency Of said petition,
by caausing this order to be Published In ono
of the newspapers printed in kitchfeldy in
the county Of Litchfield, three weeks success
sively, at least six weeks before the hearing.
OF said petition, and that said petition will be-
heard at tlAe probate Office in said district, on
the 18th day of November, A. D. 1s42, as 10
O'clock 10 the forenoon. Certified from re-
cord. ~ RUFUs FULLER, j., Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08

At District Court Of ae u States held al NeU Ha-
Uew, on Ghe 3OM day Of AngHsf. 1919.
Present ANDREW r. JUDSON. Judge.
WHEREAS upon various proceedings heretofore
w lawfully had, this court on the 3Oh day OF
August 1872 did by it's proper Decree, deem and de-
in said district, to be Bankrupt within the purview
Of an act of Congress, in such made and provd
ed And whereas said bankrupt hath this day filed
here in court, his further petition, praying that be
NAV be decTeed and allowed full discharge from
all his debts doe and owing from him, on the 26th
day Of June 1872 that being the day Of he date Of
his original petition in bankruptcy; and that
tcats thereof be gTanted AZ per petition on file, da
ted the 30h day OF August. l842.
Now herefOFe il 10 ordered, that said petition be
heard at the District Court Room, in Hartford. in
said district on the 18th day Of DecembeF, l6l2 the
same being than ninety days after said decree
in bankruptcy was passed; and that notice thereof
be gwen 70 Ell the creditors 0f said bankrupt, who
may have proved their debts and 10 other persons in
interest," 10 apper the time and place Of such hear
ing and shew cause why such discharge and csTtii-
ton Of copy Of this order. in the Ltchfed Enquirer.
newspaper printed in said district, at least seventy
days before such day Of hearing.
And il 10 further ordered, that 90 far the resi-
denee of the creditors who named in the linz 0f
tho Petitioner 10 known that notice be given them Of
the day Of said trial and hearing BY letter address.
sed 10 him or them ut his their usual place Of resi-
denco, 10 he deposited 10 Post OlIice BY some indil
eFenl person ~ least thirty days before such day 81
H. S.l IN witness whereof have hereunio se. my
hand and affixed the seal Of said court, this SOsh day
Attest, CHARLES A. IEoERsoLI. Clerk.
Tho foregoing is iFus copy 81 ihs original order.
Attest, CHARLEs a. lAoERsoLIp Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
Chestnut Shingles.
10000 f sss sale b ~ P. p. CAMP.
ADDITIONAL ri

Adopted by the District Court Of Connecticut, March
9Th 1912
ANDREW T. JUDsON. District Judge.
Form IF notice to DO sent to each creditor, named
in the origina Petition, by an indifferent person. or
the Marshal as the order may require, for the hank
rupt after subscribing his petition for discharge and
certificate. This petition 10 presented utter the decree
To Creditor of
BY order Of the District Court Of Connecticut yon are
notified that my further petition in bankruptcy, for
discharge and certificate, will be heard at the District
Court Room in on The
day Of ,ho .,o,. :. ls a., 49, 49,, .., s., y.
bankrupt, an indifferent person will compare and seal
it, and direct the same to each creditor, at his usual
place Of residence like any other letter, and on the
seal side must be added these words:
" The bankrupt notice of -
Tho Indifferent person will see that all these blanks
are properly filled up, thea he will lodge the letters in
the Post Office, and mako his return in the following
form:
To the District Court Of Connecticut:
District Of Connecticut, S. this day Of
in said District, q notice to each and all
the creditors named in petition Of in bank.
rupcy, directed to the said creditors at their several
25, Of the District Court Of Cunne ccut. and in com.
piance with the published order Of said Court.
Sworn to and subscribed this day Of
1912. Justice OF the Peace.
RULE 26rH
In serving the "Leuer No,;ce" on Creditors either
by the Marshal. or an Indifferent person, when the
debt is due 20 any company or copartnershp the name
OF the firm NAV be used alone. without designating the
individuals OF the firm.
When the debt may he duo TO corporation, the
filled out accordingly
And in all cases Of service of these special or Let
ter notices. circnmsiantal shall not yitiate the
service hthe name and place can be fairly intended
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
The Litchfeld County Agricultural Society having
added another department under the head Of
HORTICULTURE,

will award the following premiums -
Apples..Fm the bes. busheI Of Fall Apples. sl,so
do best peck sesdIing do Is
do best bushe Winter do $50
do best selection do do LOO
Pesrs-FOr the best peek Of Pears; 1'9e
Peaches-For the hest peck Of Peaches, rs
F.; S S:i best doz .uneAes 81 Isabel. Grapes 'sS
o DO me U DO "s DO Soz OF sny ober variety
Flowers.-For the best mixed Boquet, 2OO
81 q S s::: Do Do 90 90 ' 60
Dahlia--For the hest individual! Dahlia, 50
For the best doz different varieties do 100
3: +: ) ~ Re best Monthly =. RIOS. a. BUSH
% best collection Monthly Roses, 100
best Tea Rose. or collection Of T. Roses, $50
JOHN s. WoLcorr. Chairman.
8. B. WEST, Corresponding Sec'y
The Chairman has appointed ,he following gentle.
men as Committee to cooperate and assist IN fur
thering the objects OF the Department-and II 10 ho-
BED that they will exert their influence in their
pective towns, for the advancement Of this object
PhiIo NJ. Trowbridse. Bethlem.
Col. Eli Curtiss, Waiertown.
Charles Whiitlesey, Roxbury.
IIoTain Forbes, Esq. Woodbury..
Frederick Chitienden. Washington.
H. o. NOBtOus OabWOuIv
J. II. Smith, Canaan.
r. F. Ensign, TOTlDgton.
Moses LYMAN. Jr Goshen.
r. w. Mills. Kent.
r. H. Mills. New Hartford:
Lemuel Hurlbut, Jr. Winchester.
Lawrence Battell. Norfolk
PhilO A. Goodwin, BaTkhamsted.
Chester N. Case. iiarwintoO.
k Es s!Ss : S % &C. n's'as''-
sS; ssIss' s. S.f Fierce, Cornwall
VIM T. King. Sharon.
WIN w. Ball, Plymouth.
Edwin NJ. Eine. New Milford.
Edward E. Phelps. COIebEook.
II il eopfdently hoped that the Ladies will take an
active part in assisting to advance the oscis o. TINS
department.
suitable rooms, &C., will be in readiness for the
reception Of articles. two days previous To the eAn''
All Communications in relation to the department.
viii be directed 20 the Corresponding Secretary.
WASHINGTON. Aug: 81.
To-day, at o'clock, p. M.-the designated hour
was terminated the Second Session of the Twenty
Seventh Congress, after continuance OF thlrtyelght
and half weeks. and after efiecting oil within the
power OF Congress, for the promotion OF the public
Numerous bills were disposed Of and the machi-
merry Of Legislation was kept in rapid motion tor the
In Senate the bin from the House limiting the sale
of the public Stock 20 par, and authorizing the issue
Of Treasury Notes in lieu Of s600O0OO thereof, if
mot neRatived, was passed-Yeas 10, Nays 9.
Mr. BavaFd submitted his resolutions 70 expunge
the Expuiging Resolutions, and, as they were shout
70 adjourn he desired that they he over until the
NJ Rcn,on submitted a substitute, tthe same as
offered al the extra session. and they were all order
ed 70 be printed and entered On the Journal
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, SEPT'R 8, 1912.

We arc obliged to omit the general news, to make
room for more interesting and important matter: The
Trial Of PhilO MOss-the dOings of Congress up to it's
adjournment-the Protest Of President Tyler-and
the Tariff Bill.
The Wing Members Of Congress were enthusiast
cally received by their friends Of the City Of New
York on Friday last. Speeches were made by the
Committee Of Reception and by the Congressional
Members.
The Hon. TRUMAN SMITH arrived in this village on
Monday evening, from Washington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
State of COnmceticut.

Brigade Orders, Si1th Brigade Millid,
Head Quarters Lischyfeld, Aug. 10. 1912.
omMANDAN7s Of Companies in this Brig
~ ade are hereby Directed and required To-
give notice forthwith to fhe Conmandant
thereof at Head Quarters, of any vacancies
that may exist in their respective Companies
tor the falling (which, noprovision has. been,
mace, that the necessary orders may be issued
in season to secure proper. nominations bO.
fore the coming annual reviews.
The Colonies of the several Regiments
comprising this Brigade, will attend to the
PRONUNCIATION of this order.
FREDkRIcE PaELfs,
Is BrigadieF Gener,I1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08

DATENT sADIRONG. sold 1y
n A. y. p. CAmE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08

PURSUANT to an order from the Court
J. of Probate for the district Of Kent, iii
the county Of Litchfield, and state Of Conn.,
will be sold at Public Auctions 10 the highest
bidder, on the 18th day Of September next at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, all the property
belonging to the estate of James Hill, late Of
said KeRt- in said district, deceased
l2A ELIAS ZANE. NfihniNssfAHfnr,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
BROKE lNTO

under the heIly-no artificial marks. The
owner is requested to prove propertys pay
charges, and take him away.
Dawn MeKW1N.
North Goshen, Sept 2, lS42. -
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ACCOMMODATION SHOP.

Il NHARI.ES NEWMAN & co. respectfully in
~ forms the citizens of Bloomington and the sur
rounding country that they have just opened shop
on Chestnut street, few rods north of the Iowa
House, where they intend carrying on the CABI-
NET MAKING business in all its various branch
es as well as all other articles manufactured Of wood
Protesting be masters of their business and deter
mined to confne themselves to custom work, the
public are assured that they shall at all times, be
ready to fill their orders, and that all work from their
shop shall be done in neat and substantial manner,
and at the hour promised.
All kinds Of country produce received in payment
for work. SO farmers come with your orders. Our
prices will be found very low.
UCOFFINS, in any style, made at the value Of
the work and materials, without extortion.
Bloomington Nov. l2th lo4l. If
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01

A public meeting was held at New Orleans
on the 4th inst, in relation to the capture OF the
Santa Fe Expedition, which was nnmerously
attended. Among the resolutions passes vas
one declaring that the assault upon the U. >.
Consul at Santa Fe by the Mexican authors
ties is an act justifying immediate hostiIlties
on the part Of this government; and another,
expressing the opinion that the perfdy and bar
barity displayed by the Mexicans on various
occasions are sufficient to justify the Texans
in marching against Mexico, and furnish a
warrant for the citizens Of a civilized govern
ment to join the invading arny.-Boston
Statesman.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01

DREADFUL SuIcIDE.-The Philadelphia Ga
zette of Thursday gives an account of the death
by suicide Of John G. Boyd, late Cashier of
the Towanda Bank in Bradford County. 1t
seems that he had been for some days staying
with his mistress at the house Of Mrs. Sew.
mour, in Philadelphia. On Wednesday he
was arrested by the officers on charge of hav-
ing defrauded the Bank of Penn Township of
$3l 900. He remained continually in their
custody, went with them 10 transact business
at several places, and went to his house where
he packed his clothes and portmanteau to take
with him to prison. As he came down he
said he wished TO get one article more; the
officer wen, up with him, and stood in the door
while Boyd entered. In an instant female
in the room exclaimed, ssMy God, he has shot
himself!" and SO it proved. He had fred the
pistol into his mouth, and so slight was the
NOISE that the officer knew nothing oft. Boyd
lived for some hours, and 10 INQUIRIES as TO how
held the pistol. he merely said, 81 don't know
don't trouble me-" He left wife and two
children. The Philadelphia Inquirer says:-
"All sorts Of stories are related with regard
to this wretched man, and doubtless some Of
them greatly exaggerated. He was the ner.
pe.raor of many fraudulent acts, and is charo.
ed with an Indebtedness to various BANKING in.
stitutions to the extent of nearly S2OO.0OO.
The Philadelphia Gazette states that he made
his will on Wednesday night, while at the of.
ilce OF his attorney, g. Guillo, Esq, ia which
he has made his wife executrix, to be assisted
by his attorney, at the same time giving Mr..
q. his watch, to be given to little SON Of the
deceased. This instrument it appears was
witnessed by Mr.. G. and Mr.. Saunders. the
sheritf's officer, who apprehended no personal
vioience' as BOYD made positive arrangements
win MS attorney to call at the prison on We'd.
nesoay' Tor the purpose of preparing some inn
Pot.an, uocumehs; his remains were buried
yesterday in Ronaldson's Cemetery
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ssDWA @9WSys,
! Steamboat Landing, Bloomington, Ecw

ofetsM.O00t A0HUSTS, AfCGNSHStCn. JCWG.
vESHE undersigned, late Of the Burlington House,
= respectfully announces to the citizens of tie
town and county, well as the travelling cennu.
nifty, that he has taken the IOWA HOUSE, for
mery occupied by Mrs. Parrott, fitted it up in con-
Portable manner, and hopes by unremitted exertions
and assiduous attention, to merit public patronage
The House is situated close TO the landing, in The
business part of the town, SO gentlemen wishingia
take the river from this place, sure Of having
opportunity of going by the first boat
His TABLE shall nj all times be supplied with
the best the country affords, the BAR with tie
choicest Wines and Liquors, and his S1ATLErrl
provided with grain, with careful and atl,ntasos,-
lers.
From his long experience, and dcternnaiono
spare no pains to render hie guests comfortable, lie
aters himself that he will be able to give entire SAL
sfacton to all who may favcr him with their patron
age. WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington. June l0, 1871. 34-.f
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A PROCLAMATION.

NV HEREAS, I CAPT. jim, long dspe,,.
w Of food totthe hungry. and couch IS -
weary, as well as thorn" 10 he dry, hasn, ,s. us
possession Of that large and commoous house e
Second street. Bloomington Iowa. formerly The ~
dence Of His Hon s. WiIliams, do hereby de. w.
and make known to the world that am now p,ss0
red at the sign Of Capk Jim, to accommodate thi'
who may call upon me, in satisfactory ronnss
otherwise they go scot free. That this sa,ems.,'
may the more fully prove true, hereby declare ssa
make known that thefollowing are my charges fs ~
Of which the best the market can afford arc urn;slaa
single meal Is
Board per day, with lodging rs
Three days, per day, 6alo
fcr week So 90
une morse 'eed 1919
Iofse pei AiSAs rs
I" PA" week Sleo,o
All other bills in proportion. l, the said c,r
Jim do hereby further declare to those indebted !,
me for eating. sleeping, drinking OF upon con,,,s.
of any kind whatsoever, that unless thew Como G..
ward Immediately and make settlement, Nicbss,
Scott was never in Scotland if don't send Gomez.
bic after them to bring them to "tqsc, so look or,
for Conklin or Ward.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to rece;ve
share Of public patronage corresponding with his rs
forts to minister to the tastes and render coson,M,
those who may favor him with their patronage.
CAPT. JIM FARMER
Bloomington, Dec. 8, ls4l.-6-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01
81 was in prison and We visited me-"

Who can tell what thoughts are rushing
throuh the prisoners brain, while his fate YET
hangs suspended on the chances of trial g.
Wife, child, father, mother, sister, all may
crowd around him. Think Of the agony O
him whom perchance one has.y, ill-considered
act has made fe!on! Think, too, of the bit
terness of his reflections, who, guiltless o.
crime, is sent to penitentiary. Such there
probably are, and with such, the sense oil
wrong and injustice may be worse than the re-
morse Of guilt. doubt not it is. The mos,
contented are those who are most guilty.
These are five short sermons. They were
written in cell, eight feet long by four and a
half wide.
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PETER JACKSON.
ADAM oGILvIE.
A. Ogilvie & Co.
ORWARDING q COM MISSION


A. Ogilvie & Co.
Il CO ISSIO ON
NssSs& 0IsAHEGs
DEALEKS in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
II Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Nails, Iron, Steel,
Castings, &C. &c. Also, on consignment. choice
assortment Of Imported Liquors. all Of which will be
sold verylow for Cash.
Bloomington, July 80, lS4l.-40-f
FOSTER s. RICHMAN's
WHOLE SALEE STABLISHMEN T
.NesU Supply Of Groceries,
VTTE have just received an extensive stock o
w Groceries for winter supply. Having enlar-
ged our stock, and having many goods on commits
sion we are now enabled to offer better assortment
that we have before had.
Landlords Grocers, and all others who want good
bargains, will do well to call and where they
be accommodated wholesale or retail, at the upper
Store on Front Street. 81
Bloomington, Nov. 5, 1s4l.-tf
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FOR THE LADIES.

USE OF CoRsETs.-A Philadelphia physi
clan, IN letter to lady on the effect Of wear
ing coFsets, has the following remarks:
~ anticipate the happy neriod when n.
fairest portion Of the fair creation will 80, r
forth nnincumbered with the slabs Of walnntt
and tiers Of whalebone. The Constitution -
our temaies must be excellent to withstand =
ny soIerable degree the inflictions Of the cor.
SETS eight hours every day. No other ami.
maj could survive it. Take the honest NV
ana enclose his sides with hoop-poles. pat ar
oaken plank beneath him, and grid The whole
win bed cord, and demand Of him labor =
|fae wonld labor indeed, but it would be 20,