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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02

A MELANCHOLY STOKY.--A letter q
ted on the llth instant at Jacksonvill
East Florida, and published in the Saval
nah Republican, relates the following tr'
" melancholy details of an event that lat
ly occurred In the neighborhood of Alligi
tor:
"The father Of the family, consisting Of
wife and two sons, in the vicinity of tina
place, was taken sick, and during bis III
ness, there being no food in the house. tn
wife took the gun for the purpose of pro
curing game. Having wandered out o
the way she got lost, and after three days
solitary adventure in the wilderness. she d
last, weary and sick, found her home, uht
her husband a corpse Being unable II
set further, she sent her eldest boy tt The
house Of a ~neighbor, some seven OF eight
miles of, for assistance. The little fellow.
shortly after his arrival beneath The friend
ly reof through previous sickness and pre-
sent excitement beyond his years; became
I'LL, the house was visited, when, oh, deplor-
able sightl alongside Of the father was
found the dead bodies of his wife and re.
mining sonl The tale is short but true.
THEY all had persisted through starvation.
THE tear of sympathy will freely flow
when r%ecounting such events"
FRANKLIN says, He who has a Trade
has an estate" and never was more true
|or more useful maxim uttered even by that
man. Many. we re the rules of con.
duct laid down by him and practised, too,
through his long life. which. if followed by
man in all times and ages, would greatly
improve The condition and circumstances
of the multitude. The above saying isl
easily to be understood by all, and appllca-
BILE TO all professions OF pursuits. A great
day will it be for eur country when youth
shall be induced or compelled TO adopt some
calling, whether mercantile, or what is cal.
led a liberal profession, or what is realyl
mechanical. And a greater day will it bel
when more Of them shall chose the latter
Ito become respectable mechanics rather
than sscond.rate lawyers, or doctors or di.
The above remarks were suggested by|
a little anecdote we heard fsltted lately. |
A young man, born heir Of a large estate,
was, at the age fifteen, regularly apPren.
ticed to a respectable and scientific me.
for the purpose of learning what
is sometimes sneerinly called a trade.
There was no necessity of such a step, but
the father chose SO to dispose of the edu.
cation Of his son. often repeating TO him.
g he uho has trade has an estate" The
young man became a master Of his trade
and had the supreme happiness land earth
can offer no more perfectly Of supporting
his aged father by his skill and industry !;
for the great fortune to which he had been
born heir was, by misfertunes, all lost,
Moreover, while performing this sacred
duty, his talents, industry, and integrity
finally won for him both fame and for.
.une. la. 43ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02

1T1Hh IS stranger Una FtCkhOH.-One o
those singular cases of individual history
which sometimes astonish the mass, b,
their singularity and excentricity, was re
lated to Us the other day by a friend 81
ours, in whom we have the most implicl
confidence. The facts are are as follows
some seven years ago a gentleman died il
Gsorgia, leavinga son about fourteen year,
old and property to the amount of abou
$40 600. The executor who had been a
particular friend of the cid man was about
to place the boy at school, with the inten
ton Of giving him every opportunity ol
enjoying the benefits Of a liberal education
when the boy suddenly disappeared, leav
ing it certain that he had gone off, but in
what direction, why or for what purpose
was unknown. The Guardian, wrote in ev
cry direction, begging his acquaintances to
make enquiries and have a look out for him.
But nc trace Of him whatever could be dis.
covered. Seven years passed away and his
fate still remained a mystery to his friends.
A short time since, however, his Guafdian
heard from some person that he was seen
within some short distance of Mobile in
this State. Without the slightest delay
The started in pursuit of the young man and
Hound him in the neighborhood Of the place
where be had been seen. He was enga.
ICED there in cutting and hauling wood, he
had been engaged at that business for sew.
|eral wears had been a steamboat hand on
the river between here and Mobile for three
wears. His Guardian found him with a
face burnt and tanned with exposure to
the sun and the weather, and his hands
hard from the effects of labor.
His Guardian told him that he must
come home and take his property fer he
could not continued TO take charge Of it any
longer. He said he could not leave then.
las the man for whom he had been work.
Ing owed him fifty dollars. He was at
last however persuaded 10 settle with his
employer by taking his note. When ques.
|tioned dis to his reasons for leaving home
years before, he said he did not like
Ito 70 to school. So during all that time
worked hard, away from homo and a.
|mong strangers, rather than 60 back lest
he should be sent to school. He knew,
too, that he was worth property yet never
a APPLIED for ono dollar of it. During his
residence in tho n~e'ghborhood of Mobile,
he gained the reputation off strictly So
hard working, prudent, and economi-
cal Young man. last week he passed
through this place ON his return to Goof.
|gia, where l. snug property, which has been
accommodating under the careful manage.
ofhis honest and faithful Guardian,
him. Our readers may depend
the truth of what we write.--Mont-
(Ala) Advertiser
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02

MAYORALTY.
TIE price of fresh -four being "a rs per
Barrel, the bakers must give, the ensuing week
Sa ounce. of bread for a dime
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02

AVIS. ~ aass
/ LIE soussigne. ayant etc nbmme admins.
~|trateur de ia succession John l.. Gorham, de-
|cede dams cette, paloisse, invite les personnes
|qui ont des :reclatnations contre Ia dite ssc-
|~:ession de les prtsen er sans delai, ct celies
hui doiyent, de venir payer le plus prompte-
|tnent possible. L. BONNECAZE,
~ aoht 81 Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02

GA Trenchman stopping at a tavern
asked for Jacoo. There isno such person
here said the landlord. IT'S no person l
Mani sare. but de beer make warm wild de
nokere:, he replied. 'Oh, no" exclaimed the
host. that is Dip sOui, sare, you vera right
said the oyerjoyed Frank; nacant Philip"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02
ETAT DE III LOUISIANA.
rrf4D TxrG ppEIIUES

Pods DU PAIN, =,
! Fixe. par lie MARIE pour la semaine s~uivante
La Farine etant q "a 10 lie baril, 30 oaces
pin ponr dix sous
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
CnILECTORS NOTICE.

A LTi residents and llon-residtnts of the "A town of Warren, liable by aw to pay state and town taxes in said tOwl, grahted on :he assessment lis, for the veal l94a, arc hereby notified that Twill meet ten at tho store of Burton Gilbert in said town on Mon- day the 4th day of September, f,om to 4 o'ciocksP. M. for the purpose u receiving their Saste tax of one cent on helnllar, and town tax of ten cents on the doliSr, upon the aforesaid assessment list, for 4ht collection of which taxes have the requiste tax bills and warrants.
 All persons neglecting to payshcir taxes agreeably to this notice, will te liaUle to pay legal travelling fees for such neglect.
 DAN s. CARTER, Collector.
 Warren, August 5, lS43. est 1l*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
District ef LitchGelI, ss.
Probate Court, Aug. ', ls43.

Probate Court, Aug. 2, lS43. TTPON inc application of John c. Lewis, O of niYmppth in Litchfeld county, show ing 10 tlliN k6ifSt that he is guardian 10 Sarah A. lIopktnBof Cornwall in said couDty, Minor belonging to said districts and that said minor is the owner Of rfOIlowiDg TO. al estate, viz. about eighteen acres of land, situate in said town of Cornwall, bounded westerly on highway, n0Ttherly on Curtiss Beers land, easteriy in part on said Beers and partly on George Willis land, and southerly on said George Willis land, being iandswhich came to said minor by descent from her father Samuel Hopkins, late ofsiiid Cornwall, deceased, and valued at about Five Hundred dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate :: praying for an order, that he or some meet person bs empowered to sell the same, as per petition on file. dated the 7th day of Au- gust l643, more fully appears. 7s
 Y0rdered-That the fOregoiaiy implication bcheard at the Probate Office ip Lischfeld on the 18th day of October fs43ent 10 o. clock forenoon; and that notice thereof be published s some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies tbree weeks successiycly, at least six weeks before said mcassigned. "A
 Certified from record by
 IL ELISHA s. ABERNETBY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
District of Kent, ss.
ProbGie Court, June 29th, lS43. {

PfesenL RutUS futEer, Jr., Jn0ge.
 HESITATE of Peter Comstock. late of said .EL district, deceased. On motion of David Comstock 2d, Exccutor of tho last will and testament of said deceased, this Court does limit and allow to the creditors of said estate six months from the dute here of i'm which to exhibit their claims to said Executor, or be debarred q rocoveFy.- And this Court directs said ExecuIOr to give notice of the time so limited by publish ing this order in newspaper printed in Ltchfield, and by posting copy thereof on inc public sign post in said Kent nearest i.Ic place where deceased last dwelt. Certified from Fecortby -
 Q RuFus FULLER tr, Julge
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
f<i<fEic5 1f Tsifck lfe7 sS
Disirict ef Litchfeld. ss.
Probaie Courf, Angaisf 8, l9l3

I'r0bate COuTl, AlgHSf 5, I543. { T STATE of David Winship ir. late of Al Liichficid in said Disiric;, deceased - The Court of Prohate for Inc District of I.ilchiield hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the Credit DTS of said estate to exhibit their claims fUF ;tlcmcui. Those who neglect to present lh'ir accounts, proper ailested, within said ilIs,, will be debaTIcd recovery.
 All persons indebted 10 said estate are Fc. qlIcsteL l0 Hlake immeGiatc payment 10 n DAVID WissHief .AdminisiTalor
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

 Ala Court cf f'ro6ate holden at Plymouth, acith- in and for dhe district of Plymouth, on Me 22d day of July. l643.
 Present, Elisha Johnson, Esq Judge. NTILO BLAKESLEY, Administrator on lv1 the estate of Linus Blakesley, late of iymouth, within snid district deceased, ha- wing represented said estate inSolvent, and given notice 10 all concerned to appear be- fore this court tho present day at , o'clock P. M. to be heard relative 10 the appointment Pof commissioners and no one appearing, this. Court doth appoint John c. Lewis Esq, and Andrew Fenn Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims ot tho creditors; aisd Ealso doth decree that six months be allowed them to exhibit their claims to said, commis- sioners after they shall have given public notice of this order by advertising the same in q newspaper published in Liichfeld,, and by posting copy thereof on public sign. post in said town of Plymouth nearest the. place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shalt meet at the office of John c. Lewis in said Plymouth on the 9th day of September lS43 and on the 26ih day of January 1894, at ono o'clock P. M. On each of said days, for tho purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 jSgs hsD,tw e; I5w,'' Erss' Commissioners. All persons indebted to sAi.i estate arc re. questcd to make immediate payment to
 MILO BLAKEsLEY, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
District of LitchGsla. S.
PfO5ate COnrI, July X9, IS43. { EV STATE of Sally w. Violent lnse .

- - I IIUOzIe NVHIEs ~Usy &1s 1J&0.
 HESITATE of Sally w. WOleott lnte of EA Litchfield in said District deceased. Ordercd-That the Admieisiraior exhibit his Administration account t0 this Court Cor adjustment. at the PrOb6,e 0GIloe in Litch- field on tho l2lh day of August l643. at 10 o'clock forenoon; and that all persons inter. ested n said Estate may he notified thereof tho AdhiinislraVOr will cause this order lo bo published in newspaper printed in Litch- fbld county, and post copy thereof 0n tho sign post in Said town of LiI1hli.ld nearest the place where said dceeas0d lasi dwIlt.
 Certified hv 10 ELIsaA S AnERNETHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

NEW YORK CATTLE MAREET-AuR. .
 At markct, 7J0 head ef Beef Caltle-t tS50 from the Sputh) 70 Cows aud Calves, and 33C0 Sheep and l.amtRs.
 PRIcES .--BKEF CATTLE. Were in good request and We continue the quotations as before $S 50 to 75 s 50 l35 unsold. 2 Cows AND-CALvEs.-Sale ot 90 at SIS 70 25. SHEEP AND I.AtIBs-Saies at Sl 25a 50 fnf Sheep and Sl $2 S7 l-3 for Lambs. Left over 5O0s
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

y 5aIIE Subscriber, wishing to nffE 4 change his place Of resi- 'Ns!.E8 dence, now offers for sale his we'll known and valuable Farm, sitn- ated in the northcrly part of Goshen one &'n fourth mile from the North Congregational meeting house, and about the same distance from tho new Methodist church. Said farns contains l6S acres and lO5 rods of land, has on it good two story Dwelling House we'll finished, convenient out buildings in good repair, never failing spring of writer con- veyed in lead pipe to the kitchen, thence to the barn, Q wood and timber lot of about 40 acres with heavy growth of sugar maple, beach, birch, ash and bass wood, first rate garden and some good fruit trees, is we'll watcred, well fenced and conveniently laid out, and divided into pasture, moving and ploughine lots, and on the whole is one of the most desirable farms in the town or vi- cinity. For further particulars enquire of Erasius Lyman and Fiber Bailey Esqrs.
 Possession will be given any time after the first of November next.
 ELISHA BALDWIN.
 North Goshen, Jnue 6, IS43. 3m3w*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

MyOTTCElThe mex. meeting of tie LtchIield lN County Temperance Snciety willbC halden at WateFlown on the 4th Tuesday te24l otust Aug at 10 o'clock A. M F. $. BElBE, Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
THE Judge of the Court of Probate for

THE Judge of the Courtof Probate for l the district of Watcrtown las limited and allowed six months from thsl date here- of. for the creditors of the, EstatG of Henry s. Atwood late of said Watertopn in said district, deceased, represented iIisolveni, in, which to exhibit their claims thereto; ard has appointed Joseph H. Bellalay af Beth- lem, and Samuel II. Nettletoa and Lenlan w. Cutler of said Watertown, Commission. CTS to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by IIoLBRooK CURTIS, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at tho dwelling. .housc of Merit Hemin- way in said Watertown on the lllh day, of September l843 and on the 18th day of Jan- uary 1e44, atlO o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days for the purpose of attend ing on the business oi said appointment. s.a JOSEPH H BELLAaFy. a-- SAMUEL II. NETTLETOM Comm 'rs = 2 LEHMAN w. CUTLER,
 AAspersons indebted to said estate arc re- qucsted to make immediate payment to t N BUEL ATwooD, Exccutor.
 Watertown, July l5, lS43 II
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

Ala Court.cf Probate holden 1ot Salisbury, ,cithi" and JOrthe District of Sharon, on the Sd day of August l843. ..si,
 Present. John C.. bfitcleH, Esq. .Judge.
 HESITATE of Thomas Wing, lateof Sha- EA ron in said district sdecedsed. The and prays the appointment ot Commission. ees thereon :---Whereupon, Ordered, that Com hnissioners to receive, examine, aud ad- just the claims of thescrcditDrs of said es- laie be appointed nt the pFpbatc Office In said District, on the 2lst day of August 1643 atl0 o'clock in the forenoon and that all persons interested in said Estate may besno- lifled thereof. tho Administrator will cause ahis order to be published in at newspaper printed in LitchlielI and post copy thcre- of on public sign post nearest the. .place where the deceased last dwelt in. said town of Sharon. Atrue copy of Record.
 ll* JOHN G. MIrcuELr, Judgp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

 At Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, ,aciih- ia and for hhe district 9 Sharon, on Me 5sh day of August ,lS43.
 Present, John C. Mitchell, Esq. Judge. UPSTATE of Lewis Judd, late of Salisbu- lA ry in said District, deceased. The Ad. ministrator represents the estate insolvent, and. prays ,he appointment of Commission. CTS thereon :--Whereupon, Ordered, that Commissioners to receive. examine and ad- just the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in said District on the 2lst day of August lS43 at 10 o'clock III the forenoon and that all per- sons Interested in said Estate may be notifi. ed thereof, the Administrator will cause this ordefto be published in newspaper printed insIiiehfield and post copy thereof on the public Sign post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt in said town of Sails. bury. A true cOpyof Record. ll+ JoHN G MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

VVNtIE Court of Probate for the District of
 A Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof forsihe credit ors to the estate of Hannah P. Brothwelllate of Woodbury deceased. to exhibit thei: claims for settlement. Thosn who neglect to present their a counts, properly attested, within said time will be debarreda u recove- ry. aa As mR
 All persons indebted to said estate arc re. quested to make immediate payment to M N JOSIAH HoTcHEIss, Exccutor.,
 Wo0dbury, Aug. 3, 1913. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
nIEn.

h Salisbury, Lime Rock Villsgc, ot tho 4th ul;, Nr. Lewis Judd, aged 34 years.
 Al AtbuFtl, N. " Rev. Dr. Richards fresidento of the Theological Seminary in that Yli'ags
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

eTy tOWH III JIG 0the' Ata Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, soith
 in and for the district ot Plymouth, on tbe
 5th dag ofAugust A. D. l643
 Present, Elisha Johnson, Esq, Judge NTYLLYS ATWATER Assignee of w Howell sCowlcs of said Plymouth within said district, having given notice to all concerned, to appear before this Court the present day, at two o'clock P. M. to be heard relative to the appointment oc Commissioners and no one appear. ing, This Court doth appoint Andrew Fenn, John c. Lewis Esq, and Henry Atwa. ter Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims ofsthe creditors of said Cowies and also doth decree, that six months be al. lowed them to exhibit their claims to said Cornmissioners, after they shall have given public notice of this ordcr by advertising the same in a newspaper published iu Liichfield and by posting copyS thereof on public sign post in said town of Plymouth nearest the residence of said Howell Cowles.
 Al Certified from Record.
 rsr ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge,
 We. inc Commissioners above named, hereby give notice that we shall meet to at- tend to the duties of our said .appointmcni, at the office of John C. Lewis iii edid Ply mouth on the 30lh day of Septop1bof le45 and the 10th. day of February lsf& nf 6ie o'clock in the afternoon of eaet 6t SSid days. All claims not presented wiIbin SHiz ime.REoperIy attested, viii bo 1ebagrcd ; recOvegy. .l s
 Dpted a. PIymoul, the 5thday of August l643. '', VT, ,ls =,
 ANDREW FgsN. s,l A,
 HENHx A1wA1ER - All psi ,1z IhaEbsta q said Howell CowlesAEs zE<l.iessra to I1la eayIaSnli to II 3w 4l4ss A18klkIs. AssiSnee.
 isif;cs 1f Kiickfs'd zs
 fyotQ6 Edsa1 AssE ss. 1e18
 k t1'E of Kict0tiaaiia |4s ils Of
 A X4ff:neson in said HzI . 6ased. ThN NaHEE eg Probate f8 zi4 l$Lfict of LiiHt Aalh IiMi.6,i 4szS N''HWed six m0iltH f4IH .le dni& hf<fz creditors of said teI4I< Io H1',|'@1 L'EIE <'z'.ss Tor set accogpis. pi aI|ssiaa I|IIh said time. will be dcbafred e recovery.
 All persons indebted to said estate are TO- quesied 10 make immediate payment to 1f RHoDA B. CLARK, Executrix.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
Rye Flour for sale by
 CowLES. HUNGERFoRD & co. WoIcottville. July 26, lS4S. Sw9

a Sasss ETsxAkks nuT rsw nkys N cure 1dhfise, loss 4 afenzslsss wsaknsss i9iass: Sc. " psing Dr. PheliE EST 4n0RAHINlf BIT fERSs which oAn be .aken Willi water of vine and DyspsP Na- iOnS d<n1<tt 6nd ff illfe Q fae 00d, Hea2acke 5s 6s speedilS elsssl 1y Rtfps lQ!A. TO PFf.ik Nhick prepase sAs syssem for hot weather Nnd chaneA nl dlel atheF Mn .. or invent slz.,s. aSS uiierIy failed; and Phy- scians genaraltV or<n0N ednsn if to be fhe VaOSt happg combination e 9ia6ls temedics ecer incentea; suited @ all constitutions and agss and p,ndsr,cg 1pg, Wonderfal e6sct in prepeating and caring BILLlOUS aud CHRONIC DISEASES"
 Souc of the cases of chronic diseases cured by these Pills Ire truly astonishing tsee certlcates n ment of the stomach and bowels and bilious diseas. es are immediately cured by the use ot this remedy
 Mir. Stowel, of South Brook6eld, was cured0f an ulcer on the leg of ten years standing.
 Mr. Coleman, of Saratoga Springs. was restdsed to perfect health by taking three boxes, atterhe phys clans had abandoned his case as utterly hcpeless :,
 Justice Bioodeood, of New-York city, was cured sof dysyepsia, when no other medicine would give
 Rev. Mr. Eastman, of tho same place, says they saved his life. His complaint was chronic mtana' ton of the stomach and liver.
 Dr. Johnson, of New. Haven Ohio. prescribed them n the bilious tevers of that country, as substitute for calonel. He writes-"l never saw disease yield so rapidly to medicine"
 pr. J. of Chickopee, cured an obstinate case Of dropsy within three days with the pills alone. :. MT. J. w. Avery, of New York, was cured ol chrome inflammation ol the liver, when had been un- der the treatment of different physicians for six months. { MT. Andrew vredenburg, of Rome, N. Y. was cured of painful tumor on the breast pronounced to be cancerous and incurable, by one dozen boxes of these pills. ...
 Dr. McNab, of Vermont, found them sovereign speciic in ali cases, for tape and other worms
 Mr. Pilgrim, who had contracted marsamus by residence in Texas, was cured by 2 few boxes oi food but barely sruel for months, until he common ced taking the pills. ,H
 Three ladies in Connecticut have been@cured ot c.doloureaux, or nervousrheumatsm by them. | < Chronic rheumatism always yields to Q thorough use of this medicine, without the addition ot any o'h medicine. ,a.,.
 O5- Inquire for PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, ,ant heparticuar to observe that the label is signed G. k PHELPS, M. D. Price 37 l.2 cents x,
 For sale by the Druggists throughout the United States, and merchants in all the country towns in this State where'may also be had @
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
Dr, PheIps' COllgh PIIlS.

The most sure remedy for coughs, colds, consump-i ton, m1oopiag casgh, dsta tghtness cf ths cheat, and digichhy ef breathing, 8c. S'c
 A This valuable remedy is combination of the most approved regetahle expeceornnt or cough remedies which have been found seYvceable in coughs, and are far superior o, and more efficient than the vari. ous eand os md liquids of the day which are often the system The proprieiorhas never known an in stance whero they did not give perfect satsfaeilon and is confident they are the best COUGH REME. DY ever offered to tho public. Price 9 cents per box wv Nss M rfiELps' sREsTo RATTvE, on JAUNnrCE BrTTERs, tho unrvalIed tvnic or strengthening remedy for de- bily o e siomack, dysppsn, ,jaundiee loss qf appe- tite, 8c. Price 25 cents per box, for making one quart. E ;. S ~# e@".. a &s e
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10

EXEMPLARY DAMAGES In thecase of Ma ria r. SwanlI vs John B., Zl1nInerlnan, iyied in the Ohio Supreme Court on ilse 2Jth t'sI. the jury returned rerdict of S4 .0pO slgsla- gcs for the plaintiff. It was an action of slander. In the Comalon Pleas of Sandusky the plaintiff recovered $5, 900 damages from which the defendant appealed to the Su- preme Court. The plaintiff is a young lady about l5 years of age, and the dcfehdant a wealthy man residing in Hooking cqIhty.- Upon tho bringing in of the verdict, the plaintiff by her counsel remittcd ss2,00O-I the amount she had put in her bill.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-10
FOR SALE.

s A MR' WIT