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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

SCOTTISH MURDER CAsR.-We understand that
Mr. Warner, the Counsel for Christina Gilmour,
received by the steamer from Liverpool, on Satur-
day, large number of affidavts, favorabIy bear.
ing on her case in relation to the fearful charge
which rests against her. The number of the
documents may be known from the fact that the
postage alone amounted to between nineteen
and twenty dollars. Had Captain M'kay pro-
ceeded with his prisoner by the way of Boston,
sufficient time, probably, would have been gained
for them to be Of service here, as her Counsel, it is
SAID, had sued out writ of habeas corpus IN that
city awaiting her arrival, but which, of course,
was rendered of no avail by her being taken d.
recty from this port.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

u There was an accident on the Stonington
Railroad on Saturday evening near Kingston,
caused by an OK getting on the track and in
sisting on getting under the engine after he
had been caught by the catcher In con-
sequence, he got used up agd the engine was
thrown off the track and the baggage-crates
crushed. No one was seriously injured, and the
train was only belated few hours by the accident
- We tender bes: bow TO Mes.rs. HARxpEs & Co
Of the Express Tor the kindness furnishing the news to
all the other morning papers Sunday, whereby we are
enabled to obtain it this morning from their Aonda issue
utfor this kindness Nigh, not have got it a, all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

~ Miss ADA,R, the beautiful al accom- nf otfsr f
the Kentucky nsels together with seoe - 'appla't "
talented performers, were received VIZ, b1 they viii b'
fu house. ehl5 q
~ One would scarcely suppose it possible Sowsre w.
i,eeu years old 10 weigh ;0j pounss' engage ~
She cuiisity surpsIssd " l., smirsrt
reiy Of performances iR the Lec'lfe Room hooIti;ag
aud the admission the whole oaly one IN. Ha-
Q- Publishers and Editors who have .oO;sa
pectus OF works, and have not YET o,o y.
which they entitled requested 70 'h.J y. has y
manner in which they wish them for~araee.
ready Of all thar we knew how TO LOT" ai nuldsb
GREELEY & McELRATai Tupane -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

CASADA,-The Parliament is called for the
dispatch OF business on the 18th of September,
to assemble at Kingston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

u The Albany Argus of yesterday makes
pass at us in rejoicing over its thimble-rig victory
in Kentucky. Ncighbor, suppose we first settle
The old score about the extension Of Suffrage IN
Rhode Island, Virginia, &c. We gave you job
on that head some time since which has not yet
been attended to. Remember
'Ts we'll to be off with the old love
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

y Madame DARlsMosr Fanny Wright
lives IN CINCINNATI, owns fine property, and is
building herself a splendid establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
.rr,xa1 of the Great western.

The Great Western steamship, Capt hosseh'
arrived at this port yesterday morning from Brls-
tol. with intelligence but one day later from Lon
don. She had rough and stormy passage, and
brinrs l2O passengers. Her news will be found
condensed in the following letter from our i'''i-
don correspondent:
, 1843-09-30

hal! of the S. w. or. Of section 16,
IN Township fifty one. N. fR. W.,
the 5. w. fourth OF the n. w. quar-
ter OF the same section, and fifty
three, and one third acres of lie W.
side of the E. half Of the 5. w. or.
ot same section, and &c and Two
thl'd acres of the w. side Of tie
\. I. !olrth Of the y. w. Or. of the
same section. all III The san c T. and
range, To satI>ly The debt, damages,
and costs on said writ.
Wa. PENiX, Sheriff.
Sept. SOL. 1913. 3n4G.
, 1843-09-30
NOTICE.

r. O1ICE Il hereby gwen that the under
" signed has obtained from tie Clerk of
the County Cour. Of lincoln county, Mo-,
letters Tr=tamcu;ary, mon the VIII OF
William Butler, dccel.o'. hearing date the
iIh day Of August, \. D I~l3. Al per-
sons having c!ai"- aC"."-; sad -.tr.", r,a
requested to exhibit them in one year from
the date Of said letters, for HIowsncc, or
they may he preoiudcd from any hercG, OF
said estate, and If such cIaims aTc not pre-
'cmtct within three year. fsoD the Gt,c Of
-aid ~!c,rcr-, they v ~ tie forever barred.
MARY BUTLER, Exccurrix.
September 2:rd, I~f". :w17
, 1843-09-30

DN .u.'ar,'y u. n ~ey"cn'i'" .~.
~ c&i,nm ,.e a.u." 81 tie 4 crA o.
The County c, ut a. rle coo"tv o.,
p,ke. IN tie STATE ut Missouri. N Ia.
vor Of Berjamn F. Camp eli, ana =
g,in>t Robert Allison. Administrator
81 The estate ot James F. Campbell.
deceased, and I" me directed. , have
levied upon and seized al the right,
tile ard interest. OF Tie said Robert
Allison. of in and to the following
Deserted real estate, LYING and be-
inE situate in sad coun'v OF l'ike. I.
Wi: three hundred and twenty acrcs
of land. icing par and parcel OF a
vrv No. 1929 situated IN section &c.
in Township 50, Il. l W; AM vi.
>,Il h same TO tie hi.hr>t hl:drr
for ready money. at lhc Curt House
door. in the town rf Bovim~ Green.
in sid cGurrN. on The 20.u day @.
October. lG43. uciv'cn lie iour,
a. Q and 5 u'c.ock O! SAID DIV. ana
duing he term Of lie cucuit c"ur'
Tor SAID county. 10 satisfy s.id exc.
cuJion and aIi costs,
W. VI. PENIN. Shelf.
September 3Oth, l843. 3N4a
, 1843-09-30

EIIIE subscriber Is agent @ owuer,
u has FOR SHE the following lands,
&c. viz: one acre ground virh house
ali her .0pruc mcAjS thereon, II
The town Of Bowling Green. bong
tie former residence Of tic late Lew
is Rp-crs. Esp. Improvements ara Il
coutnitayle dwelling house win two
rooms, besides kitchen. convenient
uutLou.cs, stables &c-Ca.icn and
ward well enclosed, aud set with 4 va
ietv Of choi.e bcarinr fruit end shade
tree. well g. This place is very
pleasantly si,aated, and VIII make a
desirable residence .or a small family,
.ac. can he obtained low for cash.
I Also stone house o. Re south side Of
The p)au:jc square in Bowling Green,
Ai.l NO tuan lots connected with il
( o. co tyl2O feet each. Frame house
on soulh side ofpublic square in Bow
Ing Gieen, now occuQiedus the EadI-
. cal Pcintin- OHicc-with n lot to
. four, connected, u NAV suit the pur-
chaser. $40 acrcs UuingGoyed land,
. 10 ! miles !. Westerly If bowling
Grcca-GO acres uuimFrovcd land
tour uii,s uo-tl, west of Bowling
Cre.n. prauie and timber, between
taa plmvra and Paris ro-d---G0
acres Ind Si,h AZ Improvement, n
. tie county Of .hulraln, - m..cs :.
, 1843-09-30
WM. PENIX. Sheriff
September 30 h. l843. 3W43.

Try virtue Of i SPECIAL Fieri F"cins
issued frou the "thce OF the
Clerk OF The CucnIt Court of Pike
county. Missouri. in favor Of David
{. NJ. Parsons, and against james U.
Bkrne. and William L. Keith. and t.
me directed, ! shall sell.lo the high,
csI bidder Tor ready money. At the
Court House door IN the town g.
Bowling Green. N SAID county o..
IIke' on the 9Jth day Of 0'lot"1.
I843' between the. hours OF moe and
i've O'Clock Of said day. and during
the termof The Circuit Court for sap
Co., the following described real es-
tale, lying and being situate in said
county, the same being the property
attached in the cause to wit: the ".
, 1843-09-30
L. e. sGRRagcES,

ATTORNEY At Law.
IL AVING located in Bowling Green,
- offers lis professional services to
me Citizens Of Tikc county. Office OPP
posiie Pettiboue y Co.'S. store. | will
also attend the Circuit Courts of Rails,
Montgomery, Audr@in, Warren and
Lincoln counties.
September 2ud 1913. A.
, 1843-09-30
Einag settlement.

"-0TICEis hereby given Ia 81! Tcr.a7s
81 concerned CT III aaT wav interest N
t,r estate Of WIN: ~. @''-", u~c'i. - &c
undersigned Amir &C .n.I t:ce--u., wi,l
make a mat settlement at said estate, at
tie usx: Nov. term Of tie County Court
1f Pike county.
JOHN T.. ALLEN, AGm'r de tonis non.
August 2j!h, !~s2. ts.3.
, 1843-09-30
A OF MISSOURI &C
County Of Pike, So'


IN the County Court, Aug. term 1843.
GEORGE READING, Adm;nistra-
" to: Of the estate of james c..
Reading, deceased, comes into Court
and t.es lis petition for tie sale Of
tie real estlrc Of said deceased, aid
said petition is accom- parjed !y atrue
account Of bis Administration, q list
ot the debts due to, and by the de-
ceased, aL. rema:I;lEUupaid, and an
inventory Of tie real estate, and O.
a.. remaining persona. estate, ana all
other assets in his hands; The van'e
verified by tie affidavit Of the Ad-
miuistGator. 1t is therefore ordered
tHat al PERSONS interested IN said es-
tate he notified hereof. aud unless
the contrary b. shown on the first
day 0! The next term Of this court,
an oder ~! be made for the sale vt
tie real estate of said deceased, orso
much tkCrc"f IS will be suficicntto
pay tie tyy,s Of sid deceased, and
lur.lo- ordered that this notice be
published for SIX weeks Il sca.c
Da"cr n dis Sac.
Air-c copy from The record.
Tc-te. 4. y. RUCENER. Clerk.
Fer $. w. BucENER. D.. C.
August &C. IG43. Owls.
, 1843-09-30

the term Of the circuit court Of said
county, to satisfy said execution
and all costs.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
Sept. 3Oth l843. 3w4S.
, 1843-09-30
Caution.

FEYHE undersigned having fnr good and
sufficient cause and pIovocat.on, separa.
te: from his wife Ely.rG Martin, and having
made, and intending to make ample provision
fnr her. Al persons ATE therefore furwarned
from Trusting nr giving her any credit ON my
account, Us | wi!l pay nn debts which sh" a.
contract. 1IREE MAI,ii\.
September 5G!h; lS43. 4st3.
, 1843-09-30

St s.1i;, OF Of g %5sso'H'' }ss.
In tia Pike Circuit Court, June term, 1913.
y cho,as 7. Dsm-on, Admir- of LII
;!eYuge Danron, Complainant. Eilin
- }'Ean-
N~il,iaIn Damon and Edward ccry.
Thomas, D-.,ndaut.
NOU tue SAID drfaudaut. Edward Tlom-
L a.. are hriehy notified. that tae snid
complainant ~ Getty We!i-, bis solicitor,
fir, his bill accompanied by his AFFIDAVIT,
dat you are non resident OF this Safe, TO
cau5c Oh to produce two notesin Your pos
-cs-iou, given hy The SAID William Uamror,
10 tie snid L~t;!rna-e paarru. drceassd;
iu lis lie tim, both "a So ouuiiu% % lie tine
II their eN,yur.ao e. two hundred ard ffry
dollars rr,ucio-l, '.c.rnaon It Is ordered
rs he Court t.st you tie said Edward
. 3 BONN, Dc, anal, aupcar before 81. CorTt,
ua 80" bet cay O.: IT." rrXt tc.o, tic'crL, II
o." !,rru rLi he'd d. tie Cont I'uu-e il
l0,ir- Coco, ,H sand cuT"'y OF Pikr. ~
ilr tal,i E,uIsF oF October next, ari an
-wcr sas. l. b.. 81 the san" viii be take" s.
couft-c', aud tr- prayer thereof granted
rc~vrl'n.iy and It j. further ordr,cd data
copy oithi~ oa'rrie puhli bed in -or.e urss-
paper il thi, State, for eight weeks sac-e.-
-.s-Iv, the 'a-t Insertion O. re ut len .ur
week briuae tie rolulenccmcut 1t h neat
tenn OF tbs Cont. to which said ease /,
! ~ro.tGu"t.
@T>T IT, or Of r %lsso9"''} IS.
!, simeon 2. Eooinso7, Clerk O. he Si,-
cu.t Court 70. said county, Gently urat lie
foregoing j. q trua copy o! the oc!cr.
utc-tsMuuy whereof !. tcfeto st
, Seal ny haud ani sEz 'he seal OF al
i--> ocuft. at GI-e in Howl;a- G,rtn.
ia sati COMFY, this the On day Of
Jplv, \. y. I-i3.
: P. ROBINSON, CIvk.
July 2Gat, LIS. Sw:S.
, 1843-09-30
-EVECUVoEL,S NOrICE.

Fuil'. i-"r,'n, -~lN,mitnI '1r under
* >r-nrI tn, taken out letter. at rr.ta-
r,cnfary, on the estate OF lewis l!agooG,
deed, from the Clerk Of County Court oi
Pike c"u"tv. hearing date the 2l,t of sept,
\ ID l~i}. All p"r-"us, therefore wh"
have ANY elaine AGAINST the estate Of said
iar"a-"d are r-qnsrr,i 60 c>hihit the same
year tr"rn tine dafe OF snil letters, or they
Ma! be prrcludrd from having any benefit
81 -aIt estate, and It such cInims are not
p'".""trd vi hm tire" yrara they viii be-
luicSeT barred
LrntRnD J. DAVIS, }Tx.-..
IiNkY UAGOuD,
September y%rl. I~4a 3w47.
, 1843-09-30
b nTLGE.

FENHE undersigned "nr OF the Executors
A Of the lat will aud testament Of liar.
rison Jones, late Of Pike county No, de.
cea-'d, viii apply 10 the Comfy Coud 81
sand county, at the next November term
thereof, to resign Lis Exccutusship. Ill
health impeIs bin to This course.
WILLIAM JONES, Executor.
August 5;h, lS43. eu4O.
, 1843-09-30

ADN'N!c !EA!!DN AJTiCL.
~ Office IS hereby given: that The
- undersigned has obtained i.oI'
the Clerk Of the County Courto.
Pike county. letters Of A5nialsrra-
uou on the Estate ,l William !.
Brown, deceased, bearing date the
22I OF sept. I&43. Al persons hay
og claims against saii estate. are re
qucsrcd to exhibit them in one year
from the date Of said letters Tor al.
.owancc, or they NAY be prccIudcd
'rom any he~ehr Of sad estate: and
u >uch ciaimSarr not presented with
IN three years tom M" date Of spId
letters. rrcv wJI p" forever barred.
MAEY Ann hHoWN} s9..r.
ALFRED (DrN, H'''' -
S.Pt. . .. IG43. SwI7.
, 1843-09-30

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, 1843-09-30

HENRY
Executors -! J.. y deed.
-f .u.a"r 500. 1913. 3 as.
, 1843-09-30
NOTICE
Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Farming
Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture,

with a variety OF other articles to"
ledi rus to name. The sale vii take
place between tie hours Of 10 and II
u%'clock IN thu fore noon OF tnat Day.
and conr,nue until lie property is dis
posed of. Terms of slr-tor all
sums OF s. 50 cents Of untrr cash.
Tor all sum>n,er s. 50 cents. - ere T.
it Of twelve mnnihS vii be gl,en,
the purchaser glvingn"te & a?p'ov.
, 1843-09-30

rEVIiE subscriber Is a-.GtoruwEer,
u has for SIZE the following lands,
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o., Li1clsGeLd Enquirer
FuELtsHED EVERY THURSDAY noRNING,
$40 BY G.. ADAMS. 9

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers
two dollars per yeaEpayabe before the expiration of
six months. =
To companies Of any number over six, 81 SO per
year, payable as above To cOpa MES less thar six,
81 IS per year, payable asbefore. 25 cents will be
deductedfrom each ofthese prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of
mail or stage charge for transportation.
No papers viii be discontinued until ali arFeaFages
are phil, except at the discretion of the editor.
N1tice of n wish to discontinue must be given be.
fore the ex piration of year.
a1TADvERrrsING. One square, threeinseriions, 5 l.,
HUFF square, rs cts Continuance over three weeks
30 pr ceat per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
A illustrators and Executors Notices, $1g00
Commissioners Notices, l25
AL comnuni cations must be POSTPAID.
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VE1HE subscribers feeling grateful for the
l. liberal patronage Of their friends, would
most cheerfully repay their kindness by sell
ling them few
.... More Goods, .
(at n very small advance from cost) selected
with great care and bought at low prices.
among which are e........,. -
Blue black, invisible green, olive, brown,
adelaide and riflomens' mixed Broadcloths ;
Cassimeres and Satinets of all qualities and
prices; Paris Cord. Gambroonsi Linen and
Cotton Drillings. and variety Of goods for
summer wear; light and dark yestings =
Scarfs, Stocks and Cravats; Mouslin de
LANES. Ginghams, Bombazines. Calicoes,
Printed Lawns; Cambrick Muslin, Figured
Lace, Edgings and Insertings; Silesia. Nan
keens, Brown Holland, Irish Linens; Linen
Table Cloths and Spreads; Knitting Cotton
Carpet Yarn and Warp; Gloves. Hosiery,
sc. &c. GARRETT g. BALDWIN,.
I,itchfield, Nav, 1913. 5U
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NOTICE.


TVHE subscribers having formed co.
partnership under the name and firm
of Smith A. Judd.
for the purpose Of retailing goods at the old
stand of A., c. Smith, they respectfully IN, u,
yjte their friends and acquaintances to call
and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere They have just returned from
New York with large assortment OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
ery. Hardware,
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS Il CARS.
of the latest style and fashion. whsch .ney
All Kinds Of produce taken in exchange iot
goods. - :. ....-.. A A. c. SMITH.
- 81. ..-- JESSE L. JUDI.
All demonstrating unsettled accounts with
the subscriber will oblige him very mucn
if they will call and settle the same eIther
by mole or Otherwise Immediately.
= : = A. C. SMITH,
Litchfield, May ~. l6AS. Oh
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excellent health. By the aid of cork legs
and the assistance Of a cane iointed to
cork arm, he walks without difficulty. He
takes bis meals by jointing fork into his
left arm, and by 'unshipping (as he express
sed lt) the cane and shipping knife into
the joint of the right stump
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A FELLOWS CELL.

Whilst at the north last summer, we made
visit TO the state prison Of a New England
state. In one of the cells, occupied by a
man who was serving out long term of
years, for we forget what offence, he being
at the moment engaged at his labor 10 the
yard, we discovered lettered on the walls the
Lords prayer, the ten commandments, with
various familiar texts of scripture, and stan
zas of psalms and hymns. It was an. in
strEctive, though sorrowful sight Here was
a man. an outcast from society, disgraced for
for life, branded with intamy, in the heavi-
ness of solitude in those lonely hours when
it might be supposed he would indulge but
in thoughts OF hatred to all his kind, turning
his back upon the innocent days Of child
hood, and calling up in bright perspective,
for present comfort and consolation, the ho-
ly lessons doubtlessly taught him at moth
er's knee. These, even the rough conflicts
Of guilt had not effaced. They remained to
admonish, TO soothe. perhaps TO reform and
make him in reality better .aaan in time to
come. He had displayed. them upon the
walls of his cell, perhaps that their teachings
might be ever visible-that his eye might
rest upon them as the shades of evening clos
ed around-and again as the morning light
broke dimfy in upon his prison house. The
gifts which a pious mother casts into the
mind Of her child, when by whom are they
utterly forgotten! They may lie neglected
and dormant for years, of too little worth in
the estimation of the possessos to be keptsin
green remem6erance, but "when anguish
wrings the brow" when the dark days of
misfortune or of crime have come, then are
their voices heard and needed. The convict
in the dungeon turns 10 Them for comfort
and support. A mothers religious lessons
recalled to mind by felon and traced upon
the walls of his cell--this is an homage to
maternal virtue of the most affecting kind
Wilmington, N. G. Chronicle.
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NEw STORE.
TY.jyE.HN" u. S.I1ETA,

1'TAVING taken his old store house, west
Ill of the Court House, has received an
assortment of
Dry Goods e. Groceries,
which be is disposed to sell at small ad-
vance from cost, for cash or produce. His
friends, and the public in general, are res
pec,fully invited to call and examine for
themselves. ~
Litchield, May 8, lS43. ~
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~WHEA~E@9
One Door Wea Of the Congregational ChuTe"'
-, BEAUTIFUL Assortment, adapted %
"a ,he aeason and the times, which the
rsblic nFe invited 70 examine before pur'
chasing elsewhere. Nay H. iSa''
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THE WIFE TO HER ABSENT HUSBAND.

The WIFE III HEX ABSENT HUSBAND.
Linger not long Home is not home without thee,
Its dearest tokens only make me noun;
Oh let Its memory, like chain about thee,
Gently compel and hasten thy return.
Linger not longi
Liager not long! Tho crowds should WOO nv staying,
Bethink thee :can the mirh of friends, though dear
Compensate for the grief, thy long delaying
Costs the fond heart that signs to have thee here
@ Linger not long! -
Lingernot long How shall watch thy coming.
AS evening shadows stretch DER moor and deli
When the wild bee hath ceased her busy hamnling,
And silence hangs on all things like Spell
Linger not long!
How shaI watch for thee when fears grow stronger,
As night draws dark and darker on the hill d
How shall ! weep when can watch no longer!
Oh art thou absent-art thou absent still?
Linger not long!
Yet should greve not though the eye that seeth me
Gazeth through tears that makes its splendor dull
For oh! sometimes fear when thou art with me,
My cup of happiness is alltoo full!
- sIinger not hong!
Haste haste thee home unto thy mo untain dwelling,
Haste as bird unto its peaceful nest! :
Haste as skIff when tempests wild are swelling,
Flies to It's haven of securest rest!
&c.. .r Linger not long!
THE SABBATH.
The Golden Marin Of Sir Mattheo Hale.
A Sabbath well spent
Brings week Of content.
And health for the tolls of tomorrow;
But Sabbath profaned, ....-
Whatsoe'e r may be gained,
Is a certain forerunner Of sorrow.
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WHO CAN BEAT THIS "A correspondent of
the Eastern Sentinel boasts thus :-As have
often read in the papers Of great men being
praised for their great deeds, &C., think
have a right to tell what have done. First,
was Ave years a seamster three years u
constable; nine years Justice of the Peace ;,
seventeen summers was lime burner nine
teen winters taught school twenty seven
ant to major thirteen years was lock ten
der on the Iehigh Canal, lock- No. 46 and
am father of sixteen children--ten sons and
six daughters; and the best of my story is.
that ! have quit drinking liquor. was born
1850. My name is Hope, and 1 have faith,
and show charity. '.N
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ABRRARANcEs.-Ffow many judge Of aper>
sons character by the cut Of his cOi.i,. bis
manners and conversation, or from The con-
dition in which he is placed person we'll
dressed is supposed to possess good mind
and a virtuouS heart, while man with a.
threadbare jacket and patch on bis knee,
passes for simpleton or a villain. Poliie-
ness and flow of words hetoken wisdom,
while bashfulnesS and taciturn disposition
betray folly Dress and appearance are
every thing with the world. No matier how
depraved and rotten his heart may be, if q
person have money, dresses in the extreme
Of fashion. is agreeable in his conversation,
and presen:s fair exterior, he is received
into the best circles. and is ext0lled and ca
ressed, while virtuous poverty is sighted
and stunned. and cast out from the society
of the proud and fashionable. This is wrong.
A man should be judged by his heart--iis.
general department and charactor--and not
by bis outward appearance. II he isa viii
lainin broadcloth, he should be detested as,
if he were dressed in homespun. and receiv-
ed his support by deception and roguery.-
Portland Tribune s.8
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-21

To find one who has passed through life without
sorrow, youmust find one incapable Of love or hatred
of hope or fear-one that hath no memory of the
past and no thought of the futureone that hath nc
sympathy with humanity, and no feeling in common
with the rest Of the species. .,..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-21

The Rail Road Bridge crossing Bear Grass Creek
at the upper end Of jefferson street, Louisville ny"
was destroyed by fire on the nigh. othe ID inst Cos
of ,hs beidge, sssn0O
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-21
G.. HI. HOLLISTER,
IL. Id. .WERRK1E.G.N-,.
DENTIST. -.

HAS removed his Office to the TALL.
N MApeE HOUSE, four doors north of the
Bank, North Street. June Is.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-21

A woman in Philadelphia lately applied to a ma
gisrate for warrant to arrest the devil. The Off
Ger declined for want of jurisdiction