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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03

the town of sharon, Litchteld county. con taining about yto,tr huml'rd acres-between 2 and 300 under improvem"nt, Uhe remainder in wood and sprouts.) and would cut about fifty tons, of hay annually has a good SUD- ply of Apple, Pear. Cherry, and other fruit trees. with comfortable Dwelling House, two Barns, and other buildings on the same, lying within one mile ot the Housatonic Rail Road. It is considered well worthy the at teniion of wool growers and dairy men.
 The improvements, nnc part of the wood land. wilt be sold separately. it desired.- Title indisputable, and terms made easy.- For further particulars, apply to
 GEORGE KING.
 ShGrOna Dec. 9, lS41. U2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
BOOTS. SHOES, &e.

BOOTS, SHOES. &Gc.
 ~ TNHR subscriber has just re- E U turned from N. York with ~A~a full assortment of fancy CO.,
 Iored KIDS, such as gold fawn, cochineaI, wood, flesh, chene, and a host of other fine things from the city-alI of which he is disposed to sell leetIe cheaper than heretofore.
 DA full assortment of Gents Calf Boots, Shoes. Pumps, and Slippers. Also, of ladies' French kid, plain kid Slips, Buskins, and Caters; children's Shoes of all kinds and sizes. Those in want are invited to calland examine qualities and prices.
 SAMUEL CLOCK. Litchfeld, July l, 1e41.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
NOTICE.

.a..u NOTICE.
 THE Court of Probate for the District of A Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of ROSETTA EDWARDS, late of Bethlem. deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-. sent their accounts, properly attested, within said time, wilt be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 AMER BRADLEY, of Waterto,on, Adn'r.
 Bethlena, Jan. 13, 1942. 34 Ata Court of Probate holden at Plvmouth. ,pi,h. in and for the district of Plymouth, on the l3lh day of January, 1942:
 Present, CGlvin Butler, Esq. Judee. UPSTATE of ELNATHAN IvEs, late of Plv- 1A mouth, in said district, deceased. On notion of the executor on said estate, this Court does limit and allow to the creditors of said estate six months from the date hereof in which to exhibit their claims to said exc cutor, or be debarred recovery and this court directs said executor to give notice of the time so limited by publishing this order in newspaper printed in Litchfield, and by posting copy thereof on the public signpost nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, in said Plymouth.
 A true copy of Record.
 N ELISHA JOHNSON, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
FREE ADMISSION.
 AND General E1aUIEMfIO2a.

VNHE subscriber has taken the store lately N occupied by Isaac Lawrence, and hay. ing just returned:from New-Yor with large and desirable stock of Fashionable and Sea. sonable GOODS, invites the patrons of his predecessor, and the public generally, to call and examine his stock-hereby assuring them ot his determination to sell goods cheap, and on terms the most favorable and satis- factory. The following named articles con- prise part of his assortment:
 Broadcloths of every desirable color and style1 fine & common Pilot Cloths, and wool dyed Beaver Cloths plain and fancy Cassi- meres and Sattinetts; great variety of light andi dark Vcstings; Silk Velvers of almost every quality; black Thibet Cloths; French, English and German Merinos; Printed Sax OnieS; MousefiH de Laines; black, blue-bi'k, cold and chine Silks; black and blue- black French BombaZines; large stock of Fren nch. English and American Prints Hosiery and Gloves of every description Merino, kabyl, plaid, wooIlen. broeha &S other styles Shawls and Dress H'k'fs: Salisbury Flannels; brown and bieached Canton Flannels; green, red and white Flanne}s, of a superior quality |; fine and common Swiss and Book Muslins |; Cambrcs, Edgings, Insertngs, Linen Cam brics and l'dkfS, gents Italian Cravats and Scarfs; brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtings; Ticking, Linsey Woolsey, and other kinds or Domestic Goods, with gene. ral assortment Of
 GGfOce2'1eS, GENSS Ware.
 C3'Ocke7.y, g HlsrFaUO9.e, and many other Goods which need not here be mentioned. FRED'K PHELPS,
 One doc, west fhe Congl Church,}
 LHchfcld, NoU. 4, l94l g
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
Misses Wetmore & Webster.
DIR. B. BRANDRETH'S VegctNbie Unirers0l Pi2ls.

O"LCCESuG 1uSs VHNEND to cure all Disease, because they are the A natural medicine ot man, and therefore only re move the corrupt or vtlaed humOrs the cause of pain and sickness, leaving the good hnmors to give
 LIFE AND HEALTH TO THE BODY. @ Observe that each agent has an engraved certifi cate ot agency, containing representation of Doctor Brmndreths manulactory at Sing Sine and on which Will also be seen exact copies of the NEW LABELS NOW USED UPON THE bRANDRETH PILL BOXES, and which IL Rr CoUNTERFEiTERs' DEATH BLOW. The public will therefore please observe, that no Brandreth Pills can be relied upon as the TRUE and GENUINE unless each box has these e new w laheIs upon It, There are three, and each. h.contains fac s mile signature of Dr. B. Brandreth. These labels are engraved on steel beautifully designed, and done ut nn expense Of several thOusa nd dollars n KEMEMBER, the fac sime signature of Dr. B. brandre!h must he upon the top of the box upon the sde, and also the bottom of the box. By careful ex- found in several parts o the labels, being an ex- act transfer of the writing of Dr. Brandreth This name will he found in the net work.
 The P'Hs are sold at 25 cents per bor, at 24l
 Broadmay Ne,c- York
 VGENTS IN LITCHFIELD COUNTY
 Lltchteld. Garritt and Baldwin. Furnace Village, Alexander H. Holev! Salisbury, Matthew l.. Graham
 Falls Village, Garfield & Robbins.
 North Canaan, John Franklin.
 Norfolk, John c. Swift.
 New;aal'ford. x M.ssd C. \ W. i1MSsi. Mss,ill..
 do T. Wadsworth & Co.,
 WlnCheSter, s. and l,. Hnrlhnt
 WolconvilIe, Hungerford S Co"
 Torrington, Erasfns Hnd0es
 Corn wall Bridge, Myron Harrison.
 warren, E. and O. Swift.
 RoTbury, Preston and Minor. BTidgewoter, Lyman Smith, washington, William Leavtt.
 Bethlehem, A. S. and J. Loomis. Wcodbury, w. c. Wooster
 do. M. Douglas. WatertowR, A. A. Gridley.
 Plymouth, S. M. Mitchell Milford. George W. Whittlesev. Hitchcockville, Bronson and Blair
 Winsted, N. and c. J. Camp. sharon, David Gould. October 20. l.s0Q Fp,ObaEe REQ1eEe at hi, office
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES. THE subscriber has this day received from 1 the city large and splendid assortment of Mems coarse Boots-do. Kip Boots-boys Boots--men's coarse and kip Brogans-toge- ther with full assortment of Small Shoes, we'll adapted for the fall and winter trade.
 Also, India Rubbers by the quantity.
 F. s. Those intending to pay cash for any of the above articles will do we'll to call and see-and those that buy will do better.
 .4 SAMUEL CLOCK.
 Litchfezd, Sent. 2l. IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
Waterbury Mansion House.

Waterbury Mansion House.
 FHIs REIMBURSEMENT having ffsFsR IL been leased by the subscri. fss bers for term of years, and un- zzh dergone complete and thorough alteration and repair, is now open for the &C., commodation of the public. The House is newly furnished throughout, and provided with pleasant and commodious rooms and parlours for the accommodation of families and single boarders Parties of Pleasure may rely upon finding us at all times prepar- ed for their reception, and nothing spared to render their entertainment in all respects satistactory-and travellers will find quiet, comfortable house, and a hospitable recep. ton. The Barns and Stables belonging to the establishment are large and commodious, and faithful ostler will be in constant at- tendance. The proprietors, from their expe. rience in the business, and their determina- tion to give satisfaction, trust to be able so to conduct the house as to deserve and receive the patronage of the public.
 SI4ELDEN COLLINS,
 ALISON WOOSTER.
 Waterbury, Jan. l3. 4t33
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
New Clothing Establishment,

~ ENTLEMEN wishing to save 20 per cent in M ordering their Clothing are requested to- call at II. TYRREL'S Tailoring Establish ment in West street, four doors west of the Court House, in the store formerly occupied ny N. Ii. North & Co.,, where they can have Garments made in the neatest and most fash- ionable style, of superior Goods, purchased for cash few days since in New-York. Superior Dress Coats, SIP IS Wool dyed Black Coats, IA 9
 Over Coats, 1920
 Also, splendid assortment of Cassiaerss and Sattinets for pantaloons.
 vesting of different qualities and styles.
 Gentlemen wishing to furnish their own goods can have them made and trimmed in the best manner. IF Cutting deAe at the shortest notice.
 II. T. returns his sincere thanks to those who have patroniZed him heretofore: and as ne has been to great expense to procure the very best of workmen, and getting an insight into the latest modes of cutting, hopes for a continuance of their f,vors
 HENRY TYRREL. Litchfeld, August 19. 12
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
HOSIERY.

T ADrEs' plain and ribbed black worstetl 1A Hose do. colored worsted do; plain and ribbed Hose and half-hose; black, white and cold cotton do; brown, white and mix'tl cotton half do; black and white merino do {; Lisle and Cashmere Thread-for sale by
 Nov. II. F. PHELPS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03

P1'ObNE0 lBEN9ekt8 at this office,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03

v EPHYR WORSTED, Marking Canvas. ~ and Purse Twist-for sale by
 December l6. F, PHELPS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-03
LU M B ERR.

LU M BE BER.
 THE subscriber has now a complete as- IL sortment of LUMBER, consisting of Plank, Boards, Siding, Shingles, Lath, &c., which will be sold at Q small advance from cost. Persons wishing to purchase will call at the Rail Road Office.
 DANIEL MARSH. New- Afilfo,d, June 24. #
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
EXECUTIONS n -ENGTAND

rom re'"n recenily mlde Co Parliament Of The
total number Of persons executed FLOR an ,,i,., =,
London and MiddescE during perio Is oCtlrc. ve,,.
end with The number Df pefs IN. committed C,rm,,
der 90 The same period respectively, Sc. IL ,ppeor,
hat he total number of persyu. erecuteJ h.
L0ndon and M.dieseI. during The three yeor. on.
ding December. 1921. amounted o. % dunn, al.
Three years ending December 1921. 10 81. during
'he Three years ending DecemIcr lg27.to sal
d"ung the three years ending December 1880.
20 o. ul,nE the hfee years ending December.
1880 l2,lufiDg the three year, euding,Drror,be,
1886. 10 Hd and during the rhres years cnIiog De.
cembcr 1889. to 8. No conviction or murder to,t
place during The ihres years ending December 936
Tho total number Ut persons committed lfr r,u,l. Il,
during the aD've p,uoI lviz from December. IsIs
10 December, 1892 Amounted to2I5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

We would especially call the attention OF the
reader 70 The letter Of tho Hon. Galway Mouis. Of
Oh''' which we publish to-day We would that
not only all the members from Ohio. but tvery Wing
~ TIE Union, would Take the some view Of general
politics that he does-giye IN ms ALLEGIANCE to b,,
cou"'y-and deelare that his first duty wos to pro.
'sc' me interest Of the people We have boJ
700 much political bitterness Too mich attention fo
prend'ntal candidates. Too much log rolling and
party tactics for tho Congress Of the country q,
serve The real interests Of the people. We hope
the Time has come whsn the momber, Of Congress,
VIII begiS 10 Toxic more practical views Of rI,i, ,
y and feel that the enactment Of laws Tor tbs No.
honai good Is The business Cor which ibev are sen,
70 Washington
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

REWARD OF EDITORS We know Of no
class OF the community from whom 81 much disin.
ereslcd benevoence and lhankleSs labor are expec.
ted as from editors Of newspapers They are eI rec
ted 10 feel for every but themselves: 20 correct
public abuses and private ones also. Without giving
uience 10 sustain the difficulties Of others WITHOUT
regard 10 their own 10 conlemn imarnaer IN ,as,,r,
oi every one aud no one, at the same time. They
arc expected To notice every thing that is import ant
or eHiraordinary, notwithstanding the diversity of
mems opinions; their npIco must be calcul ated Ia
please every one, 10 offend every one. anil al the
same Time, no one. They are expected 10 regard
and promote the Interests Of every one but lhemse
YES and TO live themselves on air. They are ex.
pec'ed TO labor day and night for the prnmpton Of
the public interest, aud while they accord with
others IN opinion. naked expression Of npprobatiun
may he bestowed upon them, aud even that poor
consolation Is frequently withheld from them. They
are expected 10 be independent, end nj the same
lime, serHilc tools ofeVery man they meet They
are expected % be honest and open in the exnres.
SION al 'heIr opinions of public measures, and Rl
The same Time 10 condemn every thing aud improve
OF every thing. II they indssirpus IN Their pro.
lesson they nre dangerous frcbrluds; iT they write
nolhiHg, they are stupid drones unworthy Of SUP.
port aud should betake themselves 10 the shovel or
hoe for living. But should they be nctive aud
industrious; should their labors be approved Of aud
should they succeed ia the prnmItiol Of a parlicul
ar object, those who have been interested ia the
success Of that Object may reioico IN that success
bat they must MOI reap any advantage from it
me benefits are all reserved Tor other hands, and
o'h'rs too who if they have not at one time or
other beeu engaged m doing everything in tic :
power TO opppa or reIard the accomplish ent OF
That object have at least done nolhing TO promote
IT,
And after years Of undated toll aud uncsasin nc
difficulty fan editor should chance 10 err ia the
Judgment 81 others he meets no Hdul gencc. His
innocent EXPRESSIONS are carefully collected and,
alter having been mrtamlrphused and transformed
into thousand shapes aud figures, which he never
dreamed OF. they are thrown into mountain clouds
10 threaten him with tempest; and that too. by
men who wear faces towards him beaming with
hihdnessi with honey and oil upon their tongues
nnu "'S apparently too sol for butter TO melt upon
'hem. Like Jnab. they inquire."Ar thou m health.
my hr''heH' while deadly dagger is CO ncealed
beneath The cloak!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

THE ENGLISH APPRENTICESHIP SYS-
lEM-SiSce the British Emancipation Act went
i"o 'oree IA the Yves, Indies II Is known that much
Inconvenience has bevn suffered "a those Colonies
'"n sen'e.iy of labourer. there were negroes
enough anu there are enough in those islands,
10 cultivate the sslaies-bui the difficulty is 70 IN
duee them To work. For some year. past thcre has
hcen an nnnu falling al m the produciiveness ct
ne Colonies aud the newspapers m Jamtica aud
oiher island have been filled with complaints aud
with expressions Of fearful iOreboding M the prns-
poet oi rum and decay which seemei 10 await the
planters.
Alter many attempts to supply lah'ursrs by 'mm
graion, the plan nov IN Of prosecution J. t.
bring native Africans INTO the islands Bat isls
much rs II would never DO for philanIhropc England
Ia encourage the slave trnde-sccns that she has
gone forward as the champion OF Cuusicudum To
suppress that rattle and for this purpose employs
her armed vessels aud claims the right of searching
the vessels OF other in the uf humanity,
even at the risk OF "a quarrel-since therefore a
would never do for England 10 engage IN the slave
trade, she has ial,n upon the happy idea pf giving
/ Il another anne. Slc trades M apprentices.
The mode of conducting this traffic. far as we
can Ms er,aiu u, - 10 supulatc with native chief
On the African coast Tor n cargo ofnscrorS. who 60
through The ceremony ofsgung articles of nden'urc
IN language which they know not n word of. hy
which they bind themselves 10 90 they know not
where. 10 do they know not what. aud Tor a period
they know not how long. Whether this clslr and
satisfactory arrangement made with each scvcrally
or With the chief alone. we do not knOw-uOr does
II matter much In either the happy adapta
ton OF the plan 10 the wcllknown principles OF
British philanthropy and OF British interests must
be sirkngly apparent. The nominal term OF service
Is fourteen ycars-and for this, we presume. an
ample consideration IL paid IN cotton hlndnnnas
and red caIcoes 90 each apprentice, with rum and
tobacco enough TO the chief to keep him IN a happy
siatc OF supeiaciInn until aRnihsr cargo Is wanted
The New York Express states that as late a. The
fh OF February OF the present year vessels were ia
the river Gambia taking ou board these apprentices
la vessel OF 500 tons, 500 negroes were embarked
or one negro for every ton
BY this new species of slave trade. called by ano.
Their name, the British planters in the West Indies
are procuring labourefs to cultivate their plantations
The system Is a SORT ofsupplement 10 the Emanci.
patton Ac specimen Of remedial legislation which
Is altogether without parallel among the iuven-
tons oi tho age The ingenuity which fell upon
this elitiIons device will probably discover before
long that fourteen years" mean an Indefinite period
IN certain cases
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
FROMRnOnE Islam

NO further progress has been made in Ito oncamp.
Ineht al "oonsocket. At our last accounts Five
hundred cauudge boxes were received there ON Fra.
day night. The cannon sent VIA Norwich, had
NJ" arrived aud It Is thought that there Is depot Of
arms on the CoGneciicut side OF the line. The pro-
ieciiOn Of Governor CeyelInd renders safe any ont
rage parPeifaled within his JurisIicIipn but yye much
nisiaNe The sentiments OF the people Of thalSats If
'ney WI alio" ili be made the Texas Of New En-.
gland Prov Jour
Ne learn that Mr. Dor has actu,lIv issp.J Stat,
Soup bearing twelve per cent. Interest. For tho
benefit Of capitalists abroad. who may hold th. Va.
luslie investment we mention that Joseph Ju,Iiu.
Of Newport IS ths general treasurer under the luup
dry government
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

eIA few days ago. John Trcsier md his two
SINS, OF MiriOn county, Ia and three other indi-
vlduas. landed. with their nitboai, at Memphis -
The wha:imasier called upon Treser 10 pay wharf.
ago. TresIer replied that he would neither pay
Wharfage nor m1ve MS boat. writ was issued j..
gnnst him by the mayor. Colonel Locke went to
execute the writ. but Trester drew a pistol and
threatened 10 kill him. Col Locke then summoned
posse To aid him. and. while he was dong so,
Trssler and his men showed of their boat into The
stream. Iocke and party follow ed in The ferry.
boat. and rdcrod Trester to submit and pay The de-
mand. lie refused, and used The most abusive Ian
gunge. challenging them to come on Two Of Lock 3
party lrnped on board the Aatboai, and were in.
sianily knOrked down. Lexis party then fred
from the ierry-boai. and Trester Was 20 severely
wounded that he died on the following day
The remainder ofihe crew made no further resis.
lance
Col. Locke and thnse who accom- panied i'm
promptly surrendered themselves Co The civil su.
thorilles, aud were tried and aequ illed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
PHrHISIS PULMONALTS: OR
ftLMONARY CONSTITUTION

SaFeLf prevalent disease, and carries millions
Young 10 ' Ps0, sG,. and silent grave Delicate
s,r,.r ~ h comnony fell frey 10 this fell
Ses at hrst with dry hacking eousS. pain IN ,bo
breast aud side, loss of appetite, and res,Isss
boayls perceived. which is called by mary cons
sumption, or going into decline N ~o,,nln,n,
that thousands are labOring under with lntrt
hopes OF ever recovering, not knowing thot tbsrs
IS aediCin existing which will afford relief even
n the last stages This is Or Duncans EIpe :
Grant kennedy Tor Cpnsumptliu, Coughs Colds.
Sorting of Blood, II onchiiis, Asthma. and 1T
diseases OF the Liver and Lungs. mll trentmroi
i'g'vcn of diseases IN a small pamphei which ca
be had gr tus OF the AgeRt, where the Medicine car
Always be obtained. Price 81 per bot e For an Il
by JOIN FISHER
Jun u Wheeling ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

llambIrg WAS nnJhing IN comparison. The rtgbts
property have ceased Aner rrging nealy 1 90 hnuts
the IRE stopped at The Stein Thor. Fears were en-
IcriliAed Cor ~ George enclose plan OF the city
with the part marked which has been deslrcycd.-
The new Exchange has been saved. though sur.
rounded by the conf ,graiion. cannot cscribe the
confusion that prevails every where. All the gen.
lenen pa,rulling like soldiers, for in no quarter
one in safety. The SIS were fortunately IN the
country. Their house in town was savtd by the
efT'rs OF the iromen, but hiss been pilaged by the
IN %. Alm,si all the furniture was saved. have
seen NADINE SNarlz since these terrible occurren
ces. and she has related To me how touching Il
To the firemen exert their last eff rls her
house, saying, that having been built by worthy
a man. that house at least should not be buIned, for
thoy knew and loved the COOL senator. and hold his
memory m great respect
Many OF our friends houses are destioyed-all
our trade people burnt out. All the old Juegfsrn-
sieg Is down. Strcit's hotel was blown M. Poor
MIR STREET. was still IN the hoIse when IL dune
lie was behind a door. aud has been much injured
,h nigh still living. Frcderck's sisier-n law dur ng
one Of The terrible nights gave birth In a child IN our
travelling carriage, IN Which she had taken refuge
NJ Iny women taken la the same way in the
open fields Tae dying brealhcd their last sigh into
the streets aud higl ways. Words cannot tell the
mrseries we have Witnessed. At present we only
think cf doing all the good can-of saving aud
cheering. But the lower orders now think they may
do what they HE. They take possession Of all the
houses that have escaped, they transport ihher the
gnoJs they have saved, and Is ablIsh their shops IN
them. In this manner our house has become the
dwelling OF a tailor md all his family. But that i.
not all The master oi an oyster cellar, finding the
situation favorable one. has brought ihiIher all hi,
merchantizc also d. not think have exaggerat
ell the mIseries have spoken oil, no pen or word,
can even depict the reality I shall write ogaiu
next post that yon my know how we 60 on. For
today. alieu. Kiadest love 81 membranes from
us ALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

RsgN.oEaAroR' sro Cited upon Ire Great Yves.
Tern hs'lfosd, IN Nassachu.su. f7rbs pr.,,., i,
carrying irssh provisions 10 ibe B,.,,, r,,,t,, e..
'ho in''riyr Of New York. They work we'll. and a.,
experiment i' eInioenny sn-ees.r,l. ss,,.,. 80.
me SIDES lined with zlne. Constructed like obsr Re
i"Es"'ors' with an opening IN The bottom. through
winch moisture passes u sponge. y,t excludes IN,
~ are hiisd up. aDd every kod Of fresh provision.
ere sa'''sd dolly hundreds ofmiIes 70 Boston NOR
ksm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

I 7 NRIVALLED SPEED and .ICCoMMo.
~ DATlOE.-ln justice To the enicrpusing prcI
prIeiors ofihe Good lnlenl Stage Company" az
well as the conductors Of The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company" We beg leave To inform The put.
lic that we took the Good Intent Line" at Bali-
more and lett at quarter past seven o'clock
NJ, arrived at Wheeling nj 10 minutes rasi 9
o clock = NJ. making The trip from Baltimore to
Wheel in 81 hours. SIS minutes VIC fund every
hing in fine order IN the road. Shriver's Splendid
B'w Spring Goa chez. fine teoms, and sober gentle.
manly drivers; and would therefore recommend This
route to oil wishing TO go east
JOSEPH ID Nones, Philadelphia, Pa
WIN Davis. HIllsborn, Ohio
William Past, Sc. Charleston. Ohio.
jun Is