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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

JgL PfxtsuAiksr OF eEDrc1io ARp kIspRrp
JaiNts.-A committee IN the New York Legislature
Ia reported a b al penalties against lconrusness.
III. m suhI all persons guilty ii adultery 10 pun
ishucnt b. imprisonment ~ the County JAIL or Stale
Prison f1f tern u5t sScecind three years by fine
nut exceeding 45oa. Ieadncss, when neither party
Is maffed Is punished somewhat mote mildly
Seduction where female under eighteen years Of
snr encsd away from her parents guardians Tor
r vile pufpse i punished with mol less Than three
nor than five Yeas and all Who abe II snbJec
ed to the penalty Keeping bouse OF III iamc
punished b, like Imprisonment by fine by bgth.
The letting Di i8sc Tor such Is punished by I'm
prsurmnni not eArrrdn2 years by 6ue of $500,
bul aud By llriitura oi lie rem VI The premises
far five years ensuing 10 the 0Eefscers OF the Poor.
such III. Substance Of the bill, which Is not likely T.
p5ss hpwevrr Judging from the way the petitions from
the moral relJHn society were received
Henry Terict agairstd .Scdacer Of ,educ
tan came b.i.re tn sheriff. Jury in New lork-aca.e
of Il very a.gtivlfe1 character.
II sppeats that the dlugef ut lady by the Of
Mrs Muffs. " ho keeps Boarding house, brcamr the
victim 0l yuunl idan ~ho engaged in the office ut
lawyer The mother brought against lie man
lion lor danagcs asmtd Al $4,000. The ease vas al
bowed to - Nv desllt, and due process Of law
before shefl : jury Monday 10 assess the damages.
Alter heaung all the evidence, II appeared agra
waited That te Jur1 ram1td rerdict IF 900 dana
gt1.
rhi, i. IT, heaviest verdict that We have ever known
10 be given an N,l utk yet amounts Ia nothing IN HE
MY OF ul,hwent lhe yaun2 fellow pros c,nnpl
n thousand crHs tht verdict Is thefetorc mere brHtem
Wind. II lie damages could be cunnu.
ted aud thu chap seti the State Prism till the profits
ii his lab5r paid the mop,y. there would be sense and
JHsrr Ia the aWs 81 scetkas II stands, Il lisa nierr
shadow =bGinbug -stu--b1sh.
,Ns,c Iork Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

vyIpcxI, ,,,,i: r., =, ,,,
- 'utS ''1u III inc 'iefh ohi'" OF
L,lo' f,irn.' superior our VI Law aud Chanetry.
IL -, y',9 county u "'Poeh' mo o'h cay OF
' MIL. ,, - -, y Ill. -.
"' INV, ~ .,o"''. '"' p'S3n W. Now n, mer-
e@ Gu ana ''I"e,, "ad} "njr the ,f'e 'ni firm
pontn a,p",,"' 'ifIN DafiS. AnhI Se
s '''a,, u !" MS i ina ohn Mhl''
a Gr, -, ,I;l,a a' n'ding under me style
T. 'a ny 'ap hoh ri an ID nm
,a G,n, u, ' "a1S nn'ef 'hr style
'"' nun VI n''''5' q ite' William j.. Lewis aud
- - liz ''' ''e's' uanr9 unuef tlr
u,rr", ~ d., I 'i,'" - i''"'' u 'o'' q mas
selves ,, ,po.a ,I,9 81. '',of P'fne,s OF ."em
,ral, ,ao '''ra"s aoa partners
o., W,ll td :, ~ ','' Inn. urn =. h"n,S ii,f'ey
LAIN w Ere - iu'n,.'''1tl u - sf iiaf.eE'
1,a' p d. "'' NH" i''.rey; iS'a'n Harvey, WI
,nl tI,,, ,","'r harvey, npmas iiahl'',
II u,nccc RI; IT, 'o'l" iieo'y' Na'Gh
Imrnbav Glance, I,oi ,S,in! '"1, ,' u y
I,mrs : lines \Ila Sii ''''',' IL n"','2a'
pan,n;in \I,ll,tn p lI. 80 S ''H'NeY N'o''a'
~ anu e"''les ~ =. Harvey
~, fidntlils'
Jsh,m Harvey lain "s.''I I,..
Ren.an,in n lI,rya, ii'ttry, "oeft Harvey
VITO IIIlary F,rn,or @ nlner ana Nancy ms
hi, WIFI. Ta, Ear, tl" pn,,'" ana Harah j.
Fore Charlrs rnro Wit,a ',ri s'ne9o fn,e' mary
Es v M'% p, ag"9s AND M?hs his wife W"
Ja rauc', William Panc, Tb"n.s '1 rse, na L,
,5e1 paue', J"hn p9Ylet john W. Harvey, James
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

EiRGlNIN-N rules !, Id in the Clerks Obi e of
' the Circuit Superior Court Of Law 1ni Chlnccrv
holden ia aad for the County Of Campbell, the 9TH day
ui 'cbrulIy ~ 30
Cle,n Harvey aud Elizabeth his wife, John Fore.
AgnesS Thernon jesse Paulrt an infant who sues by
W Iam Clement. his next friend, .Iamrs l.. Harvey
William Harvey. Ileznkrah +. Harvey, Susan \. liar
yey, lohg 2. Harvey, Martha \. Harvey Elizabeth
Harvey. Simeon W. Harvey, Agnes' Harvey. VII
liam Harvey. IN ofJr'1" aud N,ry 4 Harvey Fran
ccs Harvey, Louisa Harvey. Sarah Harvey Rcb,rra
Harvey Ann Harvey, Charles A. Harvey. Martha b
Harvey Mary 4. NJ. Harvey aud LYDIA j. Harvey.
Plaintiffs,
against
john w. Harvey, Robert Harvey. Benjamin b IIar-
yey, lIocombe Harvey, Napoleon Farmer and Martha
his wife, Hillary Harvey, Edward Oycron and Sarah
J. his WIFE WilImm Fore. Branch Fore Simeon Ere.
William Allen and sally y his WIFI W iam Young *
Martha his wife, Mary Fore Charles Fore Julia Pau
lett, William aulet Elizabeth Paulctt, Thomas P,u
lett, John Pauleit, - Britt and Ann his Wife, Mary
Harvey. Douglass b. Hancock, executor NJ William
Harvey, deceased Mary L. Harvey Louisa W Harvey
liorambe Harvey. Julia \. Harvey lsham Harvey
William Harvey. John w. Harvey, jesse Harvey aud
Thomas b. Harvey, Defendants.
IN Cu,Ncrnr
Tho defendants John ". Harvey. r bert Harvey
Benjamin b, Harvey. liolcunbe Harvey. Napoleon
Farmer aud Marll2 his wllo hilary Harvey. Edwar,
oyerion aud SARAH his wifi. William Fore Branrl
Fore Simeon Fore. William Allen & Sally A. his wifi
William Young and Martha his wife. Mary For
CHARLES fme, Julia Papel, William Plnlett. F.lza-
beth Plnlett, Thomas Paneit. John Panlcf. - Brit
and Ann his wife. Mary Harvey and Isham Iiar
sey, mol having entered incir appearance and civ
en security according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules Of tins court. and appearing by satisfactory ey
denec. that they not inhabitants of Tins Common
wealth Is ordered that sad defendants db appear here
an III first day otthe next April term this court aud
ans"cr tie bill the plaintiffs aud that copy ofihi4
II Ter be forthwith inserted in Nspaper, prnc,
IN the town OF Lynthburg. tor twa months WY
aud sed At the front door Of the court house OF tn
county. on some court day.
Copv,-Trse.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, C1k
ftb. ~ w'2m
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EHss EE. II
NEW E~N'asey.sssRvssHSV.

VIE subscribers respectfully announce that they have
associated themselves together. under the firm of
hif. III I'll w. for the purpose OF conducting
GROCERY I'll SlNESS, in The Rock House. on
MAN street. nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel Their
stock VII Al all tunes comprise we'll selected assert.
mcnt Of GROC ERlt.S, which they offer at the low est
prices for cash. or barter
They would most respectfully solicit call from those
wishing an, thing IN the Grocery Inc, are deter
mined 10 sell good bargains.
Ihey are also prepared to I'LL any orders for CAST
lNGN. and have IN store fine l.t Of RI OI'GlIS.
made al the Factory OF Messrs Jesse r. Dlugud s Go.
\. u. TYRFF.,
JESSE +. DIUGUID
March II IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

house or PRJ.iTE INVERTEBRATES
lie can take horse drovers Also few day borders
and give hem lodging. An Onico attached fo the same
building with good front cellar for rnr The upper
pan OF the house now occupedby rhos Otey as AN or
ii e Is Tor rent with good kitchen AMI n>clt house
have Livery Stable and eau accommodate rllr public
with Saddle llorscs, Buggics &c. The srbNrihrr hopes
by STREET attention and Reasonable charges t., be leral
supported by the public. ARCHER BROWN
The business viii be conducted Tor me by Augustine
W. { ross. 4 B.
March I3 Wis
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April 10

Oranges! oranges 0rangc>.!!
EtST RECEiFED, per Canal boat, John IA
- dolph, ~ boxes very superior
5 c | J. Y . Il y G +
which may be lad Low FOR CAsu. by early appiea,
ton To CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.
DOORS Mellow rrRsis's coRArR, on rHL STREET
LEADING To the BRIDGE.
March ~ 1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

Ljeer C0nftss, tsfad. BfoHcLits, Pains h.s.s
Of The breast, Chrome. tOegs, difficulty Of brsotitax
splitting q tiood aud al! gVectoH u ns Pulmonary Or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

have placed the bnoks and papers Of tn. Of
William W. Ferguson &Cd., in the hands Of Andrew
White. to snperntend the closing Of the concern under
such agents he will appoint. ROBERT RiNES.
Bent Greek, Feb. y. 1913 w2m
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y O tice

,l,uE, firm Of WILLIAM W. FERGUSON ( CO.
I was dissolved on the isi day of August, ic To-
All persuns indebted to the sid firm, will make pay
ment 10 Il ben Rive.. Thse having elIlns agaos tht
sad concefa are requested Ia present 10 him tr pay
ment. WILLIAM W Exit sON,
ROBERT RINES.
Bent Creek, Feb y w2m
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C.SSE5 FOR ESFEeE,%,

I WILL give the highest cash prices for green and
dry Hides delivered at the Market House
Sole and Upper Leather will be gwen in exchange
preferred Hides III he tanned shares and deliver
ed at the Market house when tanned. All work war
ancd. w. l.. FAIR.
Nov ; Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

Loco SrB TRrArnEG. 1t has been for some time
past Iefarrd that RcLori 5. 6rares Treasurer Of the
safe "i MISSISSIPPI, lad appropriated 10 his own use
aIc amount ii funds entrusted 10 his keeping aud flcd
ne lin OF the rrporl established hya proclamation
ol The o"Vcmor If the State offering 0O0 reward for
ms apprehension # taken ont Of Mississippi and $500
II caught within that State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

heiir calf MAS bornon the PLACE Of Mr. perine Sta
ktn islanu' last week. having two heads witheyos,
2Re 'ai', and that growing Greet from The middle II,
It vas alive Al It's birth, but died sho.lly sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

hhPoHaaf 10 he .Utertcs. joe : niih, the Mormon
fophet, concludes letter addressed 10 the editor of
me Times and Seasons with tins important annuncia
non Therefore, hear this, o earth, the Lord viii not
I Ions 10 reign over the righteous in this world in
io43, nor until everything 5f the Brtde1room is re,'
dy." ''''' 10 'ea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17
HJ.tDRED .lNU FORTY
THREE.
iPsslE. TVEI.EEgl.
EEJi aka ABLE
GsIJi AlA atsI.I:

EEJI AkA.IE
It may appear, il IS notwithstanding true that
n the sab,criief Bauh Square, Cpplsilt the new
stunt building If now opening
NEW spEING AZ siUMEIs GOODS
Nearly all oil which can and viii bo sold om fifteen 10
Heniy five per eeal IuNtrlban any 1rIbeG soas3n-
Tins slock Is almost ENTIRELY Nl,\N. and purciil
sod within The last t"o wtoks. lie sollcs GAMMA
Inn 10y purchaser feeling assuIed that all willie con
,lue,d that LAT h. say, Is hunbug bul really and
81 slauiiall) u'. The following comprises patton
ii his steck.
Wool dyed black and col d Cloths from & 80 to the
do DO apd did Cassimcrc4. from common 10 fine
Gambr1ous and Summer Clols, lf5m 81 cts to the Ii
msfqa,liy,
Linen anJ' Cor'on Df llings, from 10 cents up,
Nsusln d 7lnss and i.urfsunes.
Lawn, aud patllssaucs, ior SECOND mourning.
Fancy Lawn, am Ear.Sfgd GnQharns ALI prices
M,acl ,sfofard scotch Ginehaus. very cheap
i iarg, siacl Fnnis from ,, e, = To- IL, and 10 cts
talri,cm Aau1'ens aud Cotton Gaubrouns warranted
ruIs,
SILK and Cotton IIo-, and Half Hose, all prices.
,k. ND and elfaa na}es all qualities and prices
9Th and Linen aubne llankofohies aud Neck Tres
Barh and cold sill, Nillls, from - cts. up,
l1d'os Chen" aud Slh Gayts. new article,
fhtruce Blad. Lawn and uthcr Bonncts. very cheap,
Hephyr. Nor>',d and Needle Patterns good supply,
Black Italian checked N,lh and Satin Crasats,
Brown Cations. heavy stock, /. Al g. cents,
B,a,hod toUous. from cents 10 finest,
tellun o1oahuras and German Bnrals,
Blu, and brown otfun Dnlls
Mexican Mixtures aud Hamilton Stfipes
Palm Hats. Mhfelhs aud PIrasps,
Superior Baudaaa. Sputied 4 Porgce lIandkerclncis
Superior Satin. A.tnu and Narcotics Ncsnngs,
lieducks. Apron Checks aud Pcaltcnt,ar, plaids,
jsrouct aud striped tambrcs aud Nualms.
logcter With Utmost every article in the Dry Goods
way, which viii be ,ud mos asnnishlnrly low
JAMES \. STlGLFR.
Aprll - tsif
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EiHshaG ,EncEs &
T. q w y VI rv n D.

Ec w 5 VI crri 4. Dr..
CARPENTER AND HOssE JOINER
MIXERS his services 10 the citizens of Iyuchburr
W aud lis vicinity i'll all its various branches Hay
na heretofore received portion ot The public IA rona1c
he hopes 10 merit continuance of the same Those VIII,
ee disposed tppatronh him. may assured that tAr
work shall bc executed with ucalnrss and Dispatch He
will also keep LUMBER YAEN. and receive
and sclllmbrr on commission, and make liberal al
vances on the Same trequind. He may be found by
application at the Western Hotel, as his residence i.
near thereto.
RGrERENcEs-Thos O Acree ESD
w L. Bryant. Esq.
{. Mciyer, Esq.
Col. WIN. Il. brown.
jan 80 3,n
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l3cftfrat.


TmE FAIR YOUNG GIRL ANpFLOWhR
The bier desecnis, the spo;l.ss roses Too,
The fathers tribute in his saddest hour
Earth tina, didst bear them both thou hast thy due,
The lair young gih and flower
II.
Gre them not hack unto a weird again,
Where SORROW. PAIN, and agon! have power
Where teinrests blight and suns malignant r,sn,
The fan yeuas sir and flower
Ill
Lightly thea sleePest youag En-, now,
Nor fearst the oppressive heat chilling shower
They both have persisted in their morning glow,
The fair young sil and flower
".
Put he. thy sire, whose hirrewsd chcel Is pale,
Bends, lest in sorfo,s, Ger III, funeral how,r,
Time o er thy root, old Oak doth nov assail
he fair Young girl aud flower.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17
NOTICE..

tnslE undersigned will hereafter carry on the Carpcn
tiers Business IN all lis various branches and respect
fully socs share public patronage will kccpa ven
era assortment OF lumber a, his fathers shop to the pre-
sent, and al his own rs he can provide one
GEORGE &. CURLE.
Jan. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17
~ TllEa NrrED STATES COURT,
1 [ 4 - 4

~ THEA NrlED STATES COURT,
Eur the Eastern District Of Virginia
FEnnr,RY -. lei3:
DICIIARD POWELL Of the County of Amherst
IA having filed pelltion praying that he may be de
rartJ Bankrupt: Il - ordered. thai all persons clsm-
- be creditors Of the SAID Richard Pow ell show
10 the court, On the l2h day Of May next, why the
sad Richard Powell br n5t declared Bankrupt rnr-
the Act II Congress in that behalf; and that
copy fils order le published in The newspapers
dns to tho I'D and 9th rules Of court.
tefy Iestr
HENRY GIBSON, CPk.
April 10 w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

'oon inr>='ihc Richmond Wing has cut repre-
sentn9 "'hc Will Boy u the Slalrs" Harry Clay. as
he Was1 his youth ihelrs~nll teaches is valuable
one showing As II rs Tie reward talents and encr
y when directed 10y NOBLE ambition. Henry lay
MIs "Hfe The humble NIL Boy, without wealth or
Trends ~ uildeare to AID hun. BY his own powers be
now stands proud monument Of The Justice aud wisdom
al cur institutions Let Tn people The picture ol this
MN BY Of the Nla,ies.' thai they may remember.
"ben The deraee2nr, tel them about anstocraey and
democracy, what siT ofsl9ck Henry Clay s1rius from
i"'1 Viii ec ne NiacI by seeing II. Sidr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

STsRvATIos.-The edit.r of the Col,,,L l.,
eves amentble account OF Tie destruction Of live
~ 'ne northwestern counties Of Ohio CONSEQUENT upon
be severity Of the winter. In Putnam co,r,y aim,
was estimated that 800 head of cattle and coca swine
rag persisted and IN an Wen coumy the number Of
aead and dying hogs lying along the roads exceed any
thing OF the knd ever iileefre seen Of head :, IN H. -
4oarser The deer. wild turkeys and all desern,,on
Of game, had suffered with the rest IN Allen cmnty
sle woods were full of dead hogs AtToledo and w.s,
and north of that place, the scarcity Of fodder was very
efeai, and oats had RISEN from . 20 cents bushei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

Inc Columbia Chronicle says that helyhgs of South
Carolina, who have been ia STATE of ,or@r for soa
tne back begin 10 exhibit returning signs of animation
notice appears in Tie Sparanbarg Journal calling up
On hem TO rally 10 the rescue and meet in convention
a. Inc Courthouse on the first Monday in the month"; o
s Na','n. wsys and @sa21 il The uhig
run on - 81 iirkes 6a PresIl - and Pee H.
~ ~ EuiisJ Statee E,r ~. 80, p.~a.J.l5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

mperirei as was ever srcn (which position IL remain
geo as before Nj ! STATED lint lie was surprised
greatly At his, out not scsnd ar frightened m fine
least, and immediately tapped tie hHl ar the CAPTAIN
To witness The scene. The Captain did not conn I'm
inediaely' hal after mou'u two arncarcd. bat enc
ms The ii1uc IN the heavens had changed to PLAN
distinct halter
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
NOTICE.

rs hereby given 10 the residents and non.
Il residents Of the town Of Goshen TINT will
he a, the store of A. Miles g. Co. in Canada
village on Monday the 18th of April from 0
o'clock A. M. till l2, and from I o'clock p.
M. till 4P. NJ. at the store of H. N. Lyman (;
and on Tuesday the 18th at the store Of
North g. Richards in North Goshen from I I
o'clock A. NJ. till 3 r. M. to receive their
town and highway tax on the Assessment
list of 1912. All who neglect to paw on said
days must expect 10 paw lawful fees.
JOSEPH WOOSTER, Collector.
Goshen. March 9th. 1919. a.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
Districl Of Wateriown.

PrObGle Court, March IL. lo4S.
TTPON the petition Of Ard w. Warner of
" Plymouth in I.itchfield county. shelving
to this court that he 10 the guardian Of Nor
man B. Buell., Lyman w. Buell., William A.
Buell., Apnllos w Buell. and Charles H. Buell.,
minors of said disirict-ihat said minors are
the owners Of renl estatc situated in Water.
town, in said district viz - one piece Of
land situated about eighty rods nOrtherly
from the meeting house in sd town, contain.
ing about two acres. more or less, with a
dwelling. house and ont houses on the same,
bounded north on Elam Beardslee's land,
east on Shafts turnpike road. south and west
on John Morris's land, which estate came
10 the said minors by descent from their ia
Their. Augustus o. Buell.. late of sd Water.
town deceased, and is subject 10 dover. and
likewise TO claim Of the administrators of
ed deceased. Of three hundred and twenty.
FIVE dollars. and 10 owned BY the said minors
in equal portions, In common and undivided.
and (ihe whole interest Of sd minors in sd
esiate,) il IF about the value Of one thousand
dOllars-that sd estate In imp oducIive 10 sd
minors. and that il will be for their benefit
tn sell the saGac md invest the availS acc0r.
ding to law,-and praying for liberty 10 sell
sd estate, as per petition an file: u N order.
ed By this court, IhRt I'D Guardian give M.
lice, Of I'D application. BY causing the same
TO be published IN newspaper printed IN
Litchfielt In Lilchfield couRty. three weeks
successivelv. at least six weeks before the
hearing. and that sd petition viii be heard al
the Probate Once in said Watertown. On che
26lh day Of May nexi, 1t 10 O'clock q the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

SEDucnON--We learn from the Rsddiue, Pa DE-
mocFat that che Rev. ME-. GEiebeleT, who was tor
some time past the pastor Of several churches in the
upper par' Of that county, suddenly disappeared
neghboT various sums Of money. He had not been
long absent when the reason Of his sudden departure
was discovered, end the fact made known, that
servant girl IN his family scarce u years Of age was
a foreign German and about 30 years Of age.
LrBERArLrY-Mr. Amos Slesson. of Dorchester
Mass has presented the citizens ri that town with
. spacious building valued at $4,000 It is divided
into two stores and a school RON, and the rents OF
the stores are to be applied to the support Of the
school.
HoRRD DEArH.-John Mitchell, Sexton If Trinity
Church, Southwick. was found dead about ten o.
clock, with his head in the ash hole. His wife had
left him about two hours previous. building up the
fires in the furnaces, and becoming alarmed a. his
absence, went with her brOher-ln law to look alter
him, when he was discovered as above stated
From confusion Of the head, the physician who was
called in was Of tie opinion that the unfortunate man
had stumbled and siunied BY the tall, and when
himself and so persisted BY sufEcation. The deceas.
ed was about iortv. five years OF age, and leaves
family PkiladelphiG Times.
Slave Trade.-The first attempt. from England. to
establish the wicked traffic in negroes was in The reign
of queen Elizabeth, in the year 1852 when John
Hawkins, nm adventurer. afterwards Sir John Haw.
kins ti"d out three ships, and made voyage to the
coast Of Guinea for slaves.
Abou, the wear 1850 meeting Of merchants was
held in Belfast in Ireland to form COMPANY for this
traffic. and some progress mad" in prelnnnTies,
and certain documents in the prepared tor sigma
ture. when Of the number who had hitherto been
silent spectator of the proceedings stood up. and in
tone OF solemn decision, and with the strongest
phass said" May the hondihaf first signs papers 5or
This Internal froc he blasted by the God Of Justice
the Cad Of the black az ,cen as the uhte an." The
meeting dispersed u'h host signature, and never as.
sembed agnin.-N. Y. Americans.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
ID I f. ID

In Wolcouvile. m the i4,h inst, Charles Aherne.
,hv, infant son of George d. Wadhams, ESQ; on the
10Th, Owen Bishop, infan, son Of Mr.. Samuel w.
Squire. aged weeks.
In Watprown. on the 2Sth inst, John, son Of Mr..
John N. Scott, aged 5 years.
OF Zeo,us c. and Behnh Grant, AGED ". and mo.
In Summer HILL N. Y, IN the 9Th ult.. Of ervsipe.
las, Miss Anna Baldwin, aged 50, formerly Of Corn
wall e.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
GREAT BARGAINS!
Selling or at COSt!!

SCVGG&G3 VM GGG NUOGSS
THE subscriber, wishing to leave town,
4 will sell his entire stock Of goods at cost,
for cash, which consists of
Blk. Blue Bluck, Invisible Green, and Blue
BID Cloths SatinettS, Cassimeres and Vest
ings; Giraffe Cloth; Corded Beaverteens !;
Flannels; Mer mos Mouslin de Lnines -
Challies; printed Saxoneys; Bombazins -
blue and blk. dark and light, colored and
plain Dress Silks; Paper Cambricks; Me-
rino, Embroidered and Blanket Shawls -
Ginghams; Prints Corded Skirts: Fancy
H'dk'fs and Cravats; Fur Trimmings; Fur.
niture Prints Over and Dress Coat Buttons {;
Woolen and Cotton Carpe,ing Linen Table
Covers Swiss Muslins; white Cotton Cam.
bricks; Carpet Yarn Italian Cravnts Satin
and Bombazin Stocks Irish Linen Linen
Cambrick H'dk'fs; Footings. Insertings and
Edgings; blue blk. blk and white Grape !;
Green Berage. and a variety Of other goods
too numerous TO mention. Also.
Mems and Boys Brogans,
Gents Pumps,
Ladies' Walking Shoes and Slips,
Children's Cacks.
Crockery, Glass and Stone Ware, &c. &c.
Persons wishing TO purchase any of The
above articles, or such goods as are gener.
ally kept in a country store, will do we'll to
call and examine before purchasing else
where. A. p. CAMP.
LitchfielI. March, ls43. 43
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WARREN INSTITUTE.

&c. HOWARD, M. A. rr snc1s1nro asD
r. G. REYNOLDS, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL.
~ Spring Term commences April 5th.
THE charge for Board, with furnished
Il Rooms. Fuel, Lights, and Tuition, ex-
cept for drawing, &c. Is % per week. Sta
tionery. and all books used in the School,
except Bible. Webster's Dictionary, and
grammars and Dictionaries for the students
In the languages. will be furnished for 81
per term. Washing, extra. All bills pny-
able by the session, in Advance.
March, 20. 3wi3