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Newborn, N. o. $780,.
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+ s 80 em NEwBERH, N. c., Jan. q. 1892
Polities- 1trPrqrce Weather Bxsiness-yavenie
Derocty Railroad Eu,posiions Murder and
FIRE. "
DEAN BExRsrr-- f' tfoHff 1rsrW
I've Just returned from the Raleigh Democratic
State Convention, for the nomination Of demecra.
tic Governor. Lewis d Henry, Of course, was the
cheice though there is not the slightest possibility of
his election. Governor Morehead is man beloved
by all glasses and parties, and therefore his COMPETE
tor, shouid he have the temerity to stand the nom-
nation, which is doubtful vet, will be I" a used up
man." it t c~I ~
Temperance is progressing, groggeries diminish
ing and hope our town will soon be cleared Of
them entirely. Let rational amusement usurp the
throne of debasng, humilating rum, and we'll be-
come healthy, happy, prosperous people. Wealth
er is fine already the genial glow of spring is with
us. The finest and most delicious fsh that New
Yorker would fam relish, are here in abundance -
Shad no (! royal fellows, they are four shngs per
pair. Business is revving; cotton, tobacco, rice,
turpentne, tar, Nc., is the raise, as the demand
is increasing ta.N.Hs 81 s...lr
A couple Of lads from the north, Philadelphia,
believe, named Masters BIZ '-,hand Young, wire dam
Gers, have been playing off great precocious talent,
in way Of purloin;ag Money, watches, etc from the
different persons with whom they have been putting
up within their pergrnations through the State
Though several times aprr~hended, yet owing to
their juvenile appearances, &c, they were let slip
10 practice again.
will here take an opportunity Of saying lew
words relative TO grand imposition practiced by
the railroad agents the Raleigh and Petersburg
road. The fare from Raleigh to- aston averages
eight cents per mile; from thence to GaryburRs, ten
cents per mile from GaHysburg to Weldon, twenty
FIVE cents per mill aad part Of which distance you
must walk in mad cad water, three, hvc. and eight
inches deep baggage shifted hall dozen times,
thrown in mad and mare, and sometimes lost Ina,
CINE, friend 3ennets the utility of ladies' shoes snd
sockines and defeats feet, trudgng at midnight
mile and half down inclined planes, along the shore
| Of the Roanoke. to the steamboat landing. Heaven
help the dear creatures, No / said TO myself lew
nights ago, when saw them and myself poleing
through the mud, negro carrying . torch to Light
usto The landing. Us 0'aa- - t.i.--.ia
There's beea fosl murder committed near Wanes-
bury. A drunken brawl, blows, when farmer, at
whose house IL occurred, took club and literally
beat the brains Of guest, ordered his slaves TO
drag ham 60 the road, where he lay until the next
morning, and was partly eaten up BY the hogs lne
c1uxens turned out abeut noon, Jury was hee, NE
a1sssin Standing BY. AID none dare lay hands pm
him. That eveniaq he left for Tennessee, and thus
closed NE scens. We have had a FIRE ortw0, but
10 mo seIaous exteat have last heard that very
serious hre occurred night ago AT Wllmisstoa.
fe.I -
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Ot PACKETS. iI ~ lfD 4
LIN, !. i l!su .&|j!l|,.. l@(|(l,
Fl 1 0LD ESTAeLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, 81 ]
10 q south street New YORK.


THE subscriber his arrangements the
Ist2 appears before his friends with sentiments Or sincere
able support he has received for many
He kewsc wishes call the attention of those intending
% send ends Eneand Ireland Scotland and
Wales, that they all times be sccommodated BY this
ne " weekly opportunities from LIVERPOOL we'll BY
ell the well Known diff lines Of packet shs sailing to
and from Liverpool the s 7h ah stn and 18th Of each
month, ihr ougkout the year
Ii hes aways study OF the subscriber TO have the
emgrante she cvity dispatched without deay and
thos who .sad or their friends rst ss,ssd that every
aud daeent aitAnton will be given BY the Liverpool
Agents To- thos for well slrwho may embark with
tkem; - should sny Of e pass has teen paid
netenbsIk the mQuey will be refunded without arEe
A, shs pleasure in maxine known the d neren
oh9 BY winch he during the last
which has syeh general and that ne has consider
aby sxtea cd csncIuicd srrangenents for the
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CAueHr AT LAsr.-Oficers A. M. e. Ssuish and
James L. Smith. Sweet, Stokely, deputy keeper
engine house Of thirty nae on Sunday night, feg the
purpose OF arrcstlng young man named Manning
Kelly, who stands charged with berg concerned
IN the alleged robbery Of David Bewigheuse, the
hrs OF January lass. Kelly was arrested 1t the time
with three others, bat succeeded in making his
escape. Bewighouse 10 the proprietor of a exhbi-
non q detormed animals in the Bowey, and asserts
that he was knocked down on the above named
evening while in his show ROOM and robbed of about
SID, by Kelly and other. 1
NoTomors RoouEs ARREsrxD. Sunday niebs.
a. IA. " ana James L. Smith, aided BY deputy
Keeper Auckel succeeded in securing two notorious
coioied burglars and hall thieves named Robert
Miillnge, ahas Robert Washnatsn. and Geerpe
MASON, VINO are,supposed TO have Committed some
hundred arcenes from the entries ofdwrlag-bouses
aus,os !ne past wiater Upwards offfy pawn-tckets
were iouho IN their possession and persons who
have lost valuable clothing, &c. from their dwsI
lings, may find portions Of them bv snnlca,;o. ~
the above named Messrs. Smiths, at the lower
police. ..t- "' 'o"s'
CASE OF ANoRY AVID LEEDS This su, +, ,vh;.h
John Hageerty Is the prosecution, is put down for
trial at the General Sessions this morning.
QyrrE A MIsrAxE.-Ye yesterday ia the Cosy, os
Sessions man named Patrick Wood, was put At
duct and when his name was called the Cow, an
posing him to De the man of the same who ia chsrc-
"a with an attempt TO murder, was about to send
nun oscs Tor trial. when the clerk reet6ed the mis-
mark that ne bore name of suspicious bearing, and
should therefore enieavor to refrain from acts tha
would bring him into court OF justice.
,AccIDEsrAL DE ArH - Yesterday, a few minute
after the BOILER OF the steamboat Citizen had explo
oeo In me East River, near the foot of Cin,ox
street, German, named John Frederick FINK, on
Of the workmen employed in the sugar refinery
Woolsey Woolsey, between Clinton and Mont
gomery streets, proceeded toward one 81 the win
dows fronting on the river Tor the purpose Of view
ing the boat, when he accidentally stepped through
the ha'chway and fell to the ground floor distance
OF eight stories. He was killed almost insta nllvs
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,oU,stAsA A s8Ss EET x9 9sI tNl OF PACKET
a - !, @ & Us

Rer Se 6sttss Of s6ippeS inendsd %
arstch ship from port the lst sth loeh 18Th nth
S5G nsnth, eoums,ci,x ths as;h Ossobsr ,ns
sotianins ua Nay. when regular days will be sppoptsd io
q snan5er ne yesr Whereby great delays aId d'1sp
will BE- prevented during the summer moniAs
SiIeving ships will eonmcnss this AZ an!es.nf:-
lRis OCONEE. Capt Jackson l1h Oct.
Ghip MISSISSIPPI, Capt. H lhsrd. eethQc@
Nm LOJHAVILLE, Capt. Hunt. s6th Oct
Eip 6fiAKSPEARE, Cspt. Mner, y November.
I'M 0A6TON. Capt Latham, 5th Nov, - III
~ HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumtord, iosh NOV.
a. fSis 20 MJIx(3E r.. Capt Leavut, 18TH Nov. T
6S NASf{VlLLE, Capt. Dickinson. aoth Nov /
/ 8 FIX MENPHis CAPT xught ssth Nov. u. a'hH
Tse hius al built IL the city OF new rork express'
y es pscEsts 81 light draft wa.. have recently been
e unesaIed for ecnfo,t They are eommsnasd
sners They will at all tinnes Be lowed up and
N liz ovnsrs or cspians Of these ships will be respond.
stones silver orplasd wars,
INV letter. package sent By put on board =!
sn unless regular ad taken for the same, and
~ vSlue thereon expressed f.t tr1i ,1nF4 /
Fer Geightsr pass e I, apply e. =. mr., I
JAMES +. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
lson1 will promptly forward ali goods to his address
he sAps of this warranted q sail punetusy ad
yssed great will be taken to have the good correct
n me 81 JSty
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Court OF Com mon Pleas.

Feb. 7th.-Semu.; Hel6esM and John d. Shukz,vs.
John Clark. The defendant is proprietor 81 the
Picture Gallery in Barclay street. The present
action 10 to recover the amount Of ,ts for 8l200,
given BY him to Lewis Morrison, partner Of s. ].
Sylvester, the defence 20 which was usury, 60.
The defendant stated that he DESTROYS Of raising
$500, and applied to Mr.. Sylvester. who exPressed
himself willing to let him have Il, provided Ne
bought certain shares Of the North American Trust
% stock. He finally agreed 70 do 90, and hence
the note fer $500 for which he received any
The trial lasted two days, bat the plaintiffs made
eat their 10 be legal, evsa il not just ONE.
and obtained verdict in their favor for Sl2eS
% cents.
sandford-Mr. Jordan and Mr.. Willians for de-
dant. f.a.rff
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few days ago on the beach near New River. in
Oaslow county, N G about t~snsy miles 70 the
southwark q this. hiseesntu1y very ssoasksbls
that one should have straysa 81 g. tthis ssoisa.-
WSlningSoa, No, OArss<aie-
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end favoxah1y known in the trade
i've from the povts Of Ireland and aeot
md ean he3 b seed fusnsned Tor suy amount
payAbe ut the Hnonat and Provincial Ireland and
their rsspecve bssnchcs, and Neasrs g. W. Robin
scn whscA are PAID free Of charge
Sss f~shsr Vs1teuiIsSy:s : y Iyr 4, nv - :.
]. w ROBiNe0N IL Oorss Pisxxss. d
d2o and Ne. Neptune 81 Waterloo Dock. Lverpsol.
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q % A.4 NLWbEkNs W. u, JAN. ~ AoA%.
Po'i.ies- 7ss,PerTee- Wsass<r-B s'"e''-Jsre"as
Derocity --Raiiroad h,posiions Murder am
FIRE.
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NEW YORK AND HAyRE rACKETs.

Ths sesno1aons q these shys ~ net Mrpaaeed rn1
9 80 ak nav BE- required COR SoHfert he ptse q g
Ss9sn a. ezesgtioa Of wines ecA lsqeers. 4.
6oo20 nGeA fer these veaeels will Be Forwarded ~ ~
euserssS lSss rpm any other than ts sHpenees aetszEy
sussl . thsa. Tor freight q pss.s{s sI2IX e
= ~ 3 TOntino BuildtunD.
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ia which that object could be better attained than
by taking its incumbents thus from time to time
from the body 0fthe people themselves, and making
them responsible TO q vlgiIant public opinion, by
frequent subsection to the approval or condemna-
llon OF the test Of popular election Simple as the
principles Of criminal law are, there is neither ne.
cessisy nor propriey in placing on such bench any
greater amount OF professional familiarity with lis
practice than - abundantIy secured in the person
OF Its presiding Judge. Long continued occupation
of seat upon criminal tribunal has been too often
known TO produce petriying effect on the chafac-
ing and bearing predspossd to the side OF prejudice
against The accused a0d of severity in the lnicuon
OF punishment, alien perhaps to the original dispo
son OF the Individual, and certainly toreign TO that
splrit which should animate the administration Of
penal jaslicc. IL N we'll 10 place SIDE by side with
this tendency. on the criminal BENCH sauiary tenn
perng corrective IN the persons OF associate Judges
unprofessona, elective, aud subject 10 queht ro-
latlOu. result thus oblained wlsely analogous,
IN reference 10 the isir and just measure OF punish
ment to be melted out by the court, 10 the principle
on which Is founded the institution OF the Jury ior
While by thus popuIsrizing iss msstimpcrant cr'ml
nal tribunal, the great moral and social evil o. aus
content with the spirit OF the administration Of JUS
tice too opt to arse The parl OF those upoa wnom
u may bear svvesey-in The persoss Of relatives aso
fnenas, Il not IN their swn--n ooviaso 70 INC sNa'
est extent possible.
In sccordsncs with this principle u u to De cb-
served, that the provision in the cnael o. the cry
OF New Yovk, whieh was abroGAied by the Law now
proposed % Be- repsaled, finds place 10 the char
iers of the other pscipsi cities IN the sats while
the criminal couns ssrcsgno1. ~ s - - laiee
ben. the fra judes besg gsnessiy, Though not &C.
se..srsIv nor savanably, = lawyer, and The ssher
;~i~rs 6ein9 ssually taken ftem Ne conmoa Walls
q snpfoleasoaal Lds
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
For Sale by A. P. P. Camp,
 Russian Oil of Bark,

Compounded with the Extract of Tan,
 For Renorating old i. Pressruing neaO Leather T,HIS highly approved article and valua-
 Il ble discovery is now submitted to the public on it's own merits. It stands unrival. led for its renovating and preserving quali- ties for all kinds of Leather. This article is not only the best and cheapest, but is high. ly approved for restoring the color and strength of barouche and carriage tops. har- nesses, &c., for its softcning, backing, pol ishing, preserving and strengthening quoli- ties, having received testimonials from Q large number of professional gentlemen who have used it also from stable.keepers, tan- ners, boot and shoe, carriage and harness manufacturers, of it's great utility, and its wonderful effect in restoring old leather, and is more than 50 per cent. cheaper than any other article ever offered to the public. It leaves the surface of the leather in a very smooth state, and dust cannot stick to it, nor water have any effect upon it when the leather is we'll filled, and prevents boots and shoes and leather of all kinds from harden ing, cracking, shrinking, blistering, or moul- ding after being wet, or dried by heat. This article stands unrivalled for blacking and c.imping boots without the aid of water.- When used according to directions nothing can be rubbed off. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15

VE7HE Judge of the Court of Probate for 1 the district of Watertown, has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of the estate of SAMUEL P. Cor- LEY, late of Watertown, in said district, de- ceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has ap- pointed John Buckingham and Merit Hemin. way, commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 HOLBROOK CURTIS, Judge. The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Merit Hemin- way, in said Watertown, on the first Mon. days of January and May next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 ifHs sas,1 RSsa1nsa.4, Saa's~.4. com'r'. All persons indebted to said estate, are re. quested to make immediate payment to
 JOEL P. R1cHAHDs, Ad"in'r'' Watertown, Nov. IA. l642. ~N
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
Dr. GOOlnnam's Pills.

A IL persons who have given this medicine trial A speak of it in terms of the highest praise. As a purifier of the blood and udsit doubtlesshas no rival
 Perfectly harmless in i,se merely assists nature do nature's work. It accompishes all it professes ever cause arising. It is of the utmost importance that all persons who are suffering from Colds. Bilious Complaints, Typhus and Scarlet Fever. Fever and geston, should be provided with few boxes of this Health Restoring Medicine, since it precludes the necessity, and saves the expense of other medical . reference, and is natural and easy in its operation, and invariably heahfu in it's results It is purely vegetable compound yet all powerful in removing dis. ease. It is justly designated MAN's ALLsurrrcIENr MEDICINE inasmnch as it cleanseth the stomach and bowels from all foul and corrupng humors, and leave the body in the possession of sonndness, renovation & health Price g cents per box, with full directions
 DR: GooDMAN's Principal Office, 276 Bowery, N. Y. s.Is of shis medicine is MT. A. WansWoRru o' iwS ,S
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
AN INVITATION FROM B.9.SeTsGsM FALLS.

TEVHE inhabitants of the town of Litchfield 1 are very respectfully notified, that the subscribers are now fully prepared to offer their services to the community. in the Blacksmith Line Of Business, on the low price system. For the present, the price for Horse Shoeing will be 63 cents, ard done in the best manner-Cast Steel Axes by the box. or at retail, from 10 to 20 per cent. lower than can be had in the town --ahe price for laying and grinding. Axe heads will be 75 cts. All kinds of edge tools made and warranted. All descriptions ofIron Work for machinery large and small, done in a workman.likc manner-Carts and Wagons elliptic springs, &c. &c., and all kinds of tools for the farmer and others Flow and Draft Chains for from l2 to 15 cts. per pound. All of the above can be furnish. cd for from 10 to 20 per ct lower than can be had in the town. We respectfully solicit the patronage of one and all, and shall endeavoI on our part to redeem our promises.
 Grain, &c. received in payment.
 c. c. PALMER & CO.
 Bantam Falls, Sept. 6, 2s42. 4mls
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
MACHINERY.

The subscriber is constantly manutactufs
 ing at his machine shop. Burgess & Bald-
 wins Patent Premium ClOUer M0chine.-s
 This Machine has been before the public
 long enough for them to judge of its merits.
 It has received two premiums from the Ame-
 rican Institute, and one from the Litchfeld
 County Agricultural Society. These ma. chimes are built of the most durable and Sub- stantial materials, and are perfect in their operation. They are considered tho most perfect machines in the world for hulling and cleaning Clover Seed. A great many of them are in use to the entire satisfaction of the owners and the public.
 Also, Rotary Shingle Mills-I I1fesking M6. chines for all kinds of grain, the most apprO- we'd now in use-EOrse POaOers of different
 kinds-Dog POsCer ChurnS, a very conven. tent article for farmers. They can be used with dogs or sheep.
 Farmers are particularly invited to call and look at a machine for sowing Plaster
 with horses. This machine is very simple
 in it's construction, and perfect in its opera.
 ton. It will sow from half bushel to five
 bushel per racre, as the driver may wish, and
 is capable of sowing three or four tons per
 day. The only labor necessary is boy to ride in the wagon to drive the horses and fill up the hopper when empty.
 All kinds of Machinery built and repaired
 at short notice, and in the best manner, with
 prices to correspond with the times. p Turning Lathes, Saw Arbors, Screw Plates, sc. &c., for sale. H. BALDWIN. { Washington Litchfela O. June TO- le42 eot6n3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
FOR SALE.

A COTTON MILL of small size, contain.
 A ing IS Looms. Mules and other requi. site machinery, of the best fabric and in com. plete order, being nearly new. This Mill is situated (near Hitchcock's Corner) in the town of Sharon, Litchfield Co.,, Ct.. and within seven miles of the Housatonic Rail Road. It is in a good neighborhood-is a healthy place, and where the necessaries of life can be procured remarkably cheap. The concern will be sold at low rate, on ac- commodating terms, and possession immcdi- that there is sufficient home market for all the goods tho mill can manufacture.
 For further particulars apply to Messrs. Swift and Hitchcock, merchants, near the premises, and to John Thompson, Esq, Po'- keepsie, Duchess County. N. Y, or to James Grant, Esq, Cashier of Farmers & Manu- facturer's Bank in Po'keepsie, N. Y. 3m 23
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
Prepare for Cold Weather !
 Fashionable TIQ6EO2"6aeg.

A s one of the "trade" who wishes his fel. "A low man, that "noblest work of divine hands," dressed in garments befittipg his po- sition, viz. with Coat, Vest, and Panta- loons-also protected with an Overcoat or Cloak e dcfy the storm and wind of the coming winter -begs liberty to inform THE PUBLIC, that they can be accs:nmoda!ed,ei,ner in the Cutting or Making of the said garments at short notice, at his shop in Spcncer's build. ing, next west of the Mansion House,an most respectfully requests their patronage.
 *.* Fashions Americana, e Ia French, EM. ropean, or Scotchiana, just received by late ar. rivals. H. A. HULL.
 Litchfield, Sept. %, 1942. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
F. PHI ELPS.

"AS, during the pas. two weeks, recei. III we'd from New-York, and opened, a complete assortment of seasonable and fashionable Dry GOOGIs, purchased with care, and with an eye to the times: Ha. wing in his hurry forgotten to notice the printer in season, he trusts that he need on. ly refer to his friends, who have fa- vored him with their patronage so freely and to the Goods themselues upon the counter
 Also, as usual, fresh stock of choice
 GROCERIES.
 One door west Congregational Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
DR. lSREAL DELAMATER'S RkGaE21e0tIC LIAei2aaGaaE. 1. !.


 This remedy has the happy and powerful effect ot reaching the nerve from both ways viz from the in. ternal and external use. Although many cases are cured by either the external internal remedy alonc yet the Proprietor does not promise positive cure unless both articles are used together, and in all such used tn connection according to the directions, the most positive warrantee s given, that the money in every case. will be paid back to the purchaser where Q cure is not effected. CoMsTocK & TYLER. DR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE BlTTERS. Dr. Libby heinz convinced of this, discovered combination of remedial agents that would act upon any ons or all of the secretons, aud restore the va rious organs to their healthy action.
 That have succeeded, there is not the least doubi and the Biters now offer to this intelligent commu niiy. possess intrinsic merit and have the strongest claims upon your confidence, because they are found ed upon true principles, and correct knowledge oi the cause Of disease.
 While mercury and bleeding, and other deleterous remedies are becoming more and more unpopular, Libbys Btters extending the sphere of their use. fitness by the appreciation of aenerous public.
 CoMsTocK & TYLER. DR. LiBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS, Are anti.bllious, anudyspeptic, and anti-mercu. rial and may be justly considered universal medi. cine hut they are peculiarly beneficial in the follow. ague. dyspepsia, croap, liver complaints. sick head headache, jaundice. asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, larRement of the spleen, piles choic, female ohsruc tons heartburn fuEred tongue, nausea, dslension o the stomach and bowels, incipient diarrh@a, Aaiu. lsncy, habual ccs.ivenese. loss e appetite hO.ehes or saaw complexion. and in all casas oftoSpor of the bowels, where calhaFtie ov an aperiene is needed They ere exceedingly mild in their operations. pro. dGcing nci'Aar nausea, sr'pieg or debility;
 Wholesale DvOGEis,s and SoIs Agents, New York, eT Fo. sale aslhp sign of Drugs & Medicines" {" Lilehfeld 6m3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
FOR SALE.

A "HE subscriber offers for Sate @T% 1 his Manufacturing Establish
 s ment, together with the Sawm'll. one good Dwelling House, Wood House and Barn, with eighteen and halt acres of Land; which will be sold on req, sonable terms The establishment is situated on a never failing stream and can be contr!- we'd for almost any kind of business. It is situated three miles east of Litchfield, on the Litch6eld and Harwinton turnpike. For further particulars enquire of
 LENUEL ENSIGN, on the premises.
 CHEESE BOXES, TANNING MILLS, and CORN SHELLERs can be had here. tf20