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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-16
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
At meeting OF the delegates from the towns com.
prsng the 10th Senatora! District, holden at Wood,
bury, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst
Nathaniel Preston, Esq, of Woodbury., was ap-
pointed president of the convention; Edward Hunt of
New Milford, and PhiIo Sperry of Watertown, vice.
presidents, and Chester Ackley of Washington, and
c. R. Butler of Plymouth, secretaries.
The delegates from the several towns having report
ed themselves it was then
ResotUed, That committee Of four be appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the objects and views
OF this convention.
;. Herman Baldwin, Esq. of Washington, G. H HoI-
lister, Esq. Of Woodbury., Anan Lline, E<q. of New
Milford, and c. R. Butler, Esq Of Plymouth were ap.
pointed such committee.
The following gentlemen were then appointed dis.
trlct committee for the ensuing year: Col. Joseph
Amber OF BethIem, and Anthony c. Strong, Esq, of
Woodbury..
The convention then proceeded to the election Of
committees tor the several towns in the district, as
For New, Milford, D. G, Sanford, Esq.
Washington, Sami Lcavtt ESQ
New Preston, Chester Acklev.
Woodbury., Charles B Crafts.
WATERFOWL, Timothy Richards.
Plymouth, {. Z. Butler
Bethem, PhiIo M. Trowbridge.
Roxhury, Leander Backman.
" Warren, Asnhel Wrdge.
:, 1t was then on motion Of H'!ran Baldwin, Esq,
Toted That each Of The towns comprising this district
be hereafter entitled to send four dtegates 10 the Sc
hatoria. D strict conventions.
Convention adjourned one hour.
Afternoon Session.
On the first ballot, Gen. DANIEE, 3. BRINS-
M JADE, of Washington, was unanimously nominated
as the candidate FOR Senator from this district.
ffle following resolutions were then reported and
unanimous ~ adopted
ReSafred, That we RECOGNIZES in Daniel Rrins-
made Esq. long tired and laithiu friend OF the prin
cipes OF the Wing party. and that we will use every
honest and ianjabn endeavor his election
the "ce Of senator for the district hich present
ReSrfrcd, That our last legislature have, by heir
conduct and Gehherauoas rendered theasc'e5 justly
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THoMsoNIAN BOTANIC Practice OF MEDICINE
II. z. DAVIS,
Botanic Physician,


w GUILD respectfully inform the inhabi-
w tants of this town and county. that he
has commenced the Practice OF Medicine
upod the ThomSonian Botanic System, in this
village. :,
Mr.. DAVIS designs to give his undivided
attention to those who may repose conf
dence in his skill, or mode of practice, for
the healipgor removing all diseases not in
durable by the introduction and application
ofproper Medicines.
His Office, at present, is at the residence
Of the Rev. Mr.. Wells, i'll South Street, "a lew
rods south of the Mansion House, where he
will be pleased to receive and attend to calls
either in the village or vicinity, and where
NAV be found general and complete as
sortment of Thomsonian Medicines put up
for family use, with directions.
He would also respectfully invite all unac-
uuainted with the Botanic Practice, TO call
a, his Office and examine the System for
themselves.
Litchfield, March 3, 1913. 6m4l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VENHE subscriber has just received a full
l. assortment of LOOKING GLASSES.
and intends keeping constantly on hand va
rious sizes. Also, Portrait and Picture
Frames, Ladies' Toilet Boxes, Gent's' ORES.
sing Cases, Curl Maple Chairs, and various
other articles. The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine. Ware Room
3 doors west of the County House,
40 G. DEWEY.
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TO LET.

Il BY the subscriber, for one year
ffssssfA from the first of April next, the
sss.EF HOUSE AND JoINER's SHOP, with a
ssszz4zz9 good Garden, known as the Gen.
Timothy Skinner place, situated about
3-4ihs of mile east from the Court House,
in this village. Inquire of the subscriber.
CHARLES S. BUELL..
Iitchfield, March s, 1913. Al
NOTICE.
FENHE firm heretofore existing under the
a name of SMEDLEY & PIERPoNT. il this day
by mutual consent dissolved. All persons
Indebted to the above named firm are re-
quested to make immediate payment to either
Of the subscribers, rs all the accounts must
be settled before the first of April to save
cost. VIM. |. SMEDLEY,
GEoRGE pIEEPoNr.
South Farms, March ], 1s43. Al
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AUCTION.

FNAKEN by virtue of n warrant to me dt-
Il rected for the collection of IL town tax, Il
tract OF land lying in New Milford, situated
al u place called Bear Hill, with a Barn
thereon, belonging to Erastus Lovrridgr, Il
non resident of the town of Washington.
containing fifty acres, more or less, bounded
to wit : North by Myron B. Whcaton's land,
west by highway, south by Abigail C.nrk's
land, east by land of said Erastus loveridge,
formerly belonging to Curtiss Loveridge,
and SO much of said land as will pny a town
tax Of seven dollars against said Loveridge,
together with the legal costs, will be sold at
Public Auction, on said land, to the highest
bidder, on Monday the 9th day of May next
at ten O'Clock, forenoon, for the payment of
said tax and costs. GEORGE E. CRANE,
Al New Milford, Feb %. lS43. Collector.
rENHE Court Of Probate for the District of
Il Litchtield, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the crcdi-
tors to the estate of WALKER PRENriss, late
of Goshen, in said district, deceased, to exhi-
bit their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts, property
auested, within said time, will be debnrrcd a
recovery. All persons indebted TO said cs-
tate. are requested to make Immediate pay
mCnt 10 JoHN =. PORTER, Administrator
with the will annexed.
Goshen, March 2, 1913. Al
TENHE Court of Probate for the district Of
1 Woodbury., hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the Gre
di,ors TO the estate Of LOIS CLARK, late Of
Brthlcm, deceased to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly attcstcd, within
said time, will be debarred Il recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate hre requested
to make immediate payment to
EDWIN s. CLARK, Executor.
Be,hlem, March 6, 1913. Al
LitchGcld County, to 'oit.
Superior Court, Feb'y Term, l843. (
yTPON the petition of Mary T.. Cozier, of
u Woodbury., in said county, stating that
ON or about the goth day of August, 1923,
she was lawfully married to Phlo L. Cozicr,
with whom she lived in the faithful dis
charge of all the duties of the marriage CO.
venant, until on or about the 18th day of
March 1897, when said Philo did so NAL
treat and abuse the petitioner that she was
Obliged to desert his house--and also stating
that said respondent is out of the state, in
parts to the petitioner unknown-and that
ever since said 18th day of March, 1887, he
has wilfully deserted the petitioner and
during all that time has totally neglected his
duty TO the petitioner as his wife, and pray
ing for divorce from the said Philo l..
IL is 0rdered, that notice of the tendency
of said petition be given by publishing this
order three weeks successfully in IA newspa.
per published in Lichfcld at least six weeks
before the 81 Tuesday of August, 1913.
BY the Court,
Al &C. WOODRUFF, Assistant Clerk.
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District Of Woodbury.. IS. J
Pr0hnte Cnnrk. Feb. LIZ. 1919. {

STATE of DAVID KIMBERLY, late of
NJ Bethlem, in said Distrist, deceased
The Court Of Probate for the District Of
Woodbury. hath limited and allowed six
months from 18th Jan. lS43, for the creditors
Of said estate, represented insovent, in which
to exhibit their claims thereto; and has ap-
pointed Joseph II. Bethany, Elisha s. Aher-'
nethy. and Edmund Trowbridge, Commits!
snners 30 receive and examine said claims
Certified 10y CHAs. B. PHELPs, Judge.
The subscribers give notice thnt they shall
meet at the Office of Joseph Fl. Bellamy, in
said Bcthlen, on the 18th day Of March, and
on the l2'h day of July, 1913, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, on each Of said days, for
the purpose OF attending on the business Of
said anrCinfmrnf
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TIE RATTLEsNAKE


in their ncpent state, but the first notices Of an in
tended attack Does not the individual who goes
about the street coughing and compai ning-wh his
throat sore-hs voice husky and scarcely heard above
" not % his " Ii LuNGs INFLAMED a'''" '
Is he not warned He is - q moments reflection
TEASE & SONS CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
uOARHOUND CANDY
will arrest the complant--soten the lungs, and gra.
in TIME.
Here lies the grand secret secret which cannot
be stated too often to the afflicted. The say
ing that this that person cannot recover, because
their father mother died Of ,he atflic'ng complant'
CONSUMPTION,
has its foundation in error. They may be more tables
but let them he more watchul Of it's approach,-in
this lies THE GRAND SECRET.
II they do not expose themselves unnecessarily exs
pose themselves, and guard every attack wachfully;
they are as safe in this climate as elsewhere Many
people cannot afford to 90 to warmer climate and
pass the wner-they therefore require some protecs
ION here. Al the first cold Of the lungs
USE PEASES HOARHOUND CANDY;
and the complaint will be removed Try it in time.
J. PEAsE g. SON.
THE UNDERSIGNED
have used ]. Pease 81 Sons Compound Extract OF
Iloarhound Candy, and freely recommend it TO those
afflicted with coughs, code, hoarseness and consimp-
i've compaintS as an excellent exc remedy in those ca"
ing can eqnaIIt, We recommend 1t TO our brethren
throughout the Union.
Rev ] LINDSAY, recent pastor Of tho NJ E Church.
Rev ] CRAWFORD, pastor Of second NJ f Church.
tludson.
Rev Mr. LUCKY, presiding elder New York Confs-
Rev Mr. WHITAKER, pastor of Presbyterian Church
corner Nad'eonani Catlarire
Rev Mr. GIrrIN, pastorot NJ Il Church, Bedford ct.
Rev Mr. HIATT, recent pastor oi Bapust church,
q I'd street.
Rev Mr. GILES, Ill Third Ayenne,
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

~ COE, Professor OF Music, from New Hn-
We ven, having spent day or two IN Lltchfe d.
and finding ample encouragement engage IN teach
ing this Science, will open school for Teaching
Muse both to Ladies and Gentlemen, At the Mansion
House, commencing on Monday the 10Th instant -
Pupils will be thoroughly instructed IN playing the
Violin, Spanish Guitar, Flute, VioLncello, tSs Scho-
lars taught separately. a.
Litchfeld, Feby a. 1913.
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uUes,"I a. make immediate payment to
AZ Jo%rPU AMBER, Administrator.
4tu corr. n Pgs}als 5oL}an At Liichfe7d, ,oits
in ord garjbs district IF LiichEeIa, on he 2Sth
aaq,t t>ll@~, A. d. 1873.
Pres~|, !,ijsd@ - A5e"nsih3, Esq, fudge.
& T%ON petition Of Geo. Starr Of Warren
- in sand district, showing 10 this Court,
that he is Gu ,rIiau Of NicaZar {. Iiazen and
LYDIA NJ. IlaZnn, Of said Warren, minors:
Yhat said llinors are the owners of real esq
tate situated in said Warren, viz: three
equal undivided fnurlhs of a certain tract of
land, containing about forty acres-bounded
north on land Of Alvin Wickwire, east on
Elijah Hayes lard, south on Sherman
Hartwel and said Wickwire's land, and
west on highway, the said Eieazer being the
owner of two fourtns, and the said Lydia
icing the owner of one fourth Of said tract
of land, the interest of the said Lydia being
subject to the life estate Of her father, AMI
Hazen, of said Warren, and valued at about
fifty dollars, and the interest Of the said Ele-
aZCr being valued at about two hundred and
fifty dollars that sd estate is unProductive
that the avails thereof are wanted for the
support, maintenance and education OF said
minors; and that it will be for their benefit
10 sell the same, and invest the avaiis accor-
ding to law, and praying for liberty TO sell
said property forthe purposes aforesaid, as
per petition on file.
IL is ordered by This Court, Tint said guar:
dian give notice Of said application, by Gnu
sing the same to be published in II newspa-
per printed in Litchfed in the county of
Litchfcld three weeks successfully, at least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will he heard at the Probate Office
in Lchfield, in said district, on the 9th day
, Of May next, at ten o'clock, forenoon.
Certified from Record by
$3.50 ELISHA S. ABERNETnY, Judge.
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To the Senate of JEe Irnired STATES
nominate Caleb Gushing, OF MASSACHUSETTS,. to be
Secretary OF the Treasury, in place Of Walter For
ward, resigned JOHN TYLER.
Washington, March .. 1913
Massachusetts,. Bates Buchanan, Calhoun, Choatc,
Cuthbert, Evans, Fulton, King, McDutie, McRob-
erfs, Rives, Sewer, Sturgeon, TalImadge, Walker,
Wilcox, Williams, Woodbury. and White-l9.
Nays-Messrs, Alien, Archer. Baghy. Barrow,
Bayard, Benton, B. r-jen, CLAYTON, Conrad, Crafts
Cril,enden, Graham, Henderson,, Huntington, Kerr
Linn, Mangum, Mcrrl, k, Miller, Mgrehead. Phelps
Porter, Simmons Smith Of Indiana, Sprague, Tappan
and WMte--27.
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Another brief MESA 1e again nominated Mr.. Wise
and the FLOWING woe shows the result
Yeas NIeSsrs Cu,hhert and Waker-2.
Nays- Mes>rs, Allen, Archer Bagby, Barrow
DAYTON, Graham, Henderson, Huntington, Linn
Mangum. Merick. Miller, Morchead, Phelps. Porter
SEWER, Simmons, Smith Of Indiana Spraguc, Iappan
White and Wooubrdge-29
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To the Senate of The United Stairs:
submit to you the name OF Caleb Cushing as sec
rotary of the Treasury, | did IN tutl view OF his
consummate abilities, his unique STONED PATRIOTISM,
and tull capacity discharge with honor to himself
and advantage to the country, the high and mp ran
duties apperaining to that department OF the Gov.
ernment. The respect which have for the wisdom
of the Senate has caused me agalr, since his reJet
tion to reconsider his merits and his publications.
This review has satisfied me that could not have
more able adviser in the administration OF pubic at
fairs, or the country III, re faithful uihcer.
feel it, therefore, to be my duty TO renomnate
him, ,Lo
Treasury in the place OF Walter F3rward J r9ssReo
March B. 1913. JOHN iLsn'
Weaknesses Bates, Calhoun, Cqrhher,, Fulton
King. McDnffe, Rves, Sturgeon, and MaIke PorCv
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Bagoy, barrow
Bayard, Ben n, Berrlen, Clayton; Coirao, ILals'
Crluenden Graham, Henderson, huntington heIr'
Linn, Mangum, Merrck, Miller, Morehoad' 10 u0re:'
Summons Smith OF Indiana, Sprague, Ihlpa"' ""e'
and Woodbridge-27.
To The Senate Of The United States
l nominate Caleb Gushing as Secretary OF the
March 3 l543 JOHN TYLER.
Yeas-Messrs Cuthbert and WaIker-2
Nays - Messrs. Allen. Archer, Bagby. Barrow
Bayard Benton, Berrien, Crlttenden, Clayton, Con-
rad Crafts, Dayton, Graham. Henderson, Huntington
Kerr, Linn, Mangum, Merrick, Miller, Mcrehead,
Phelps Porter, Summons, smith OF Indiana, Sprague,
Tappan, White and WOodbrdge-29.
Il Virsinia-The legislature Of Virginia has voted TO
reject the share OF the proceeds OF the public LANDS
which belongs TO the STATE. The amount al present
&ue is S37 oO0 The state is burdened by debt, and
hs LEGISLATURE 10 about 10 impose tax Out OF par
u spite they first re ect what Is clearly ana ega ~
eleir own, and then tax the people to make up lhe
deheiency This is legitimate Virginia anstIaetlo,
but we doub. il the people OF that state VII Tniy
pay 90 dearly for il. The DisTIctng bIll has aso
been Feiected-so their legislature Is where u was
m0ash ago.-N. Y. 7rEbzHe.
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ID | E ID

In Warren, ON the 9th inst. Mrs. Lucinda Carter
,ife of Nj Dan Carer. aged So wears.
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At4 Court n PyaIats hol}on al Ljichfeld, ,oitS
IN ord ;orHs district IF LUchGegl, on he 26h
,.t..,t a,g,,.,y., A ID I&i3
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TOGETHER WITH MAPS OF THE VICINITY Of
QSD of the principal cities and towns in
c1% the Union also giving the population
of each county. and Of the different States,
Territories, ard principal Cities.
A. p. p. CAMP, Agent for the
Price So. town of LitchiieId.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-12
TuI Nli.sIliN JAI.I..

oh did You hear in ,sit nursery,
The tai. that the gossip, tell.
Of,~o young girls that came to dfak
Aa certain iairr well
Tn. word. Of the Youngest WEE asswee,
A, the snulr Of her ruby l1p,
Dui the ,ansnc d the eldest seemed 10 nu,o
As # venom were on II, tip
At the well besgat aeca,rd them,
a srri,e IN a mean dl,suis,l
The eldest spake With .eerniul bfnn,
The yonege.i viii, TIA I'll I'VE
Cried the Fairy, "whene, Ct yon spsak, we sltl,
Pure gem. hon snuf lips shall tai
Ra, " hcne,e You nfirr word. proud mad,
From your tongue shall ,otpent cianl"
And hsv. Won mol moi with these .isiefs 1T
In the haunts OF The old ami Young
The first with her pure INSULT d lip
The iaSt with her .rrrrni tongue
Nss--the frt is aaon N.r5R =damana, br git
On The datke. theme she throw.
And the last - sitNprR leaving III. slime
OF the matt wherever she 60
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VI v Is

Ia Count of mnnt1ly session, held Cor the Count, OF
y Campbell, at the Courthouse thereof, MONDAY, the
lot day Of Ar 1913, in the 9Th year OF the Common.
wealth:
John +. Easter, Plaintiff
G@dlna
Nm ". Easter, El,ra ia,stcr, Tho W. Fast-r, Mary
Efst"r, Nm + simpson, Martha \ T.. Simpson, Tho. y
simpson, Chs 1 Simpsons Jos. L simpson aud Mar,E..
simpson, Defendants.
Is fuANcFgy.
Tie defendants, YIN. 4. Snp Martha \, +. Simpson
Tho y simpson, tI,afes L Simpson, Joseph + Simpson
aud Mary T. simpson, not having entered their appearance
and security, according 10 the Act ol assembly and the
Rules o tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants of this Commanw ellth: D
hon 81 the Plant H. by Counsel is ordered, the said
defendants, Nm. T., Mary r. Martha \. f., Tho. " :,
Charles T. ondJ Joseph +. Simpson do appear Campbell
Conlt house. the 2nd Monday in July next 10 the
bill oil the Plaintiff, that copy Of this order be published
the lynchhur% Nrgin1n and posted the front door oil tie
Courthouse Of this County, GA some Count day.
y Cnpy-frste,
WI. \ CLEMENT. clk
tnrl 1
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3joflical.
From the Richmond Compiler
ua,Wy We OEEt,.

o. ,b.ry m. deep IN the dark green earth,
p-sp i. her bras, who gave M hifth
IN bury me n.Er FOR could MI ret.
v,,,,s Va, .hgenlsl "a epr in hst hfsa.t.
uh surr me dcep fsr would not feel
A .efs.~ fnI pang again o,er rue steal
u, NV lot has been hard, nv 81 been rant
Thsn why should suaer when liis il spont
Oh ,bar, m. deep faf would nat have
The sad wind 10 rcarh INC IN ny gas~,
ceala no, endure IT, moaning sish,
Dor 1t steale.h ana, my ees;aey-
Oh bur, ma deep nhsre ma. ,tefn step
Tan never disturb N, quiet .lssp.
Where wsmans fai-s SIGH rsalie'i tsar
tan touch not IN, heart cntsi IN,
Oh, hary m. ieep' where III, thunder. loud blast
Tan reach not the frame II must naken At la,t
wh.r. III. lightning, rad CLAIR Ia it, dab eanno,
For would not be startled when Lam IN the tomb.
Nh bur, me lcep where the mooa'' pale b-Am
And star. are not ia then sl,ers CLEAN
Nor the nu.h Of til. Morn whcfr bird, ,",et strain
l, mol heard, iot tsoad nm 10 llis again.
oh, bur, m, dep bu, bur, mt mol
When the coidne.s Of winter IA. frozen IT, spot
When the cold winds chill with thea freezing breath,
For the werld was t,o cold teior, IN, death.
Oh bury me- deep whrn the warm earth = sretn,
When the in bleam IN their heani3 are seen
where the roll Of the will hull me- 10 'leep
Oh, all, that love me then bury dsep
sTMD
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IMPORTANT CANAL MOIEMFSr--w
learn by the Erie (Pa Observer thai the czens of thai
place had meeting On Thursday al last week and sub
scroed sufficiently To the stock Of the complny charter
ed TO complete the canal from Piisburg to that place to
secure the prosecution Of the work. This is dcsiy,
step, aud right heartily do we riicc taerra, Fr if
'ssa years the State has been hully engaged In con
s.raais2 this work has expended enough l., conpe,. il
ana ye, u Is but half done. Now TIC s.if despsitins
OF raising the funds to complete H. has .luqulshed thu
canal u the citlzens d the west, o eonlsn that ,bet
h'ih IT, W. ltrel - hey viii ~pee.i, ~. f.ri.
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.HiIttHtig and Ham ,s0l,sHkin.

NERs GANENEIl. bcgs csye 10 lniafm hfr
VI frirnd, and custaucfs tint sin has moved her
residence IL the itsi tbfee sory bflea house. aaYs PIN
ters Nanbanse. Iifalanatog tn Re,. J. Elfl, j mn
tie uppf rn al hial sirre sfr she will At al IIu,
be- frady aud pi,ls, ibsH IN Every branch nj
ler business. IN .tad fashionable ste. Children =
lati,s nude AMI tuinmed IN efafy variety II stsez
B5aneis bleaeaed and trimmed IN neat lnaaaef, aol
her prices .tll be u SIT the times
AeHI j 3u
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&c UNITS from pac 4 s'aio that the yellow few
st II prevailed IN Guayaqull and it's yicA,y A lot,.,
from 1scahuana says that ~othrds Of n. p,pnl,,,an
ct Guayaqil have persisted, and that the su,hnr,.
Insulated burning the city Vessels c,miny from m,
port IN New Grenada subjected to quarant,n, IN ,
ports Of Chilli " Wv
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Iint ri Columbus. Gtta-Ibe ware hue Of L. p
llnnfer \ Nan. at Columbus. Ohio together with rs
eanfeuis. destroyed ~ fire ON the 18th aii / he
5ss ii Alrssfs Hunter Is ,h00.-hla bags t4onlrug
II Messrs. Patterson slneum. worth 5000: furniture
hsl5nsIng Ia Mr.. [ Colgate. snue1 al $1,000 and aih
geads belonging Ia safIas psfs.ns. we're entirely
consumed The lire II supposed 10 have proceeded fun
spontaneous e1nIia-llan. Ia 10 insurance on
NJ part Il the property dts fyei.