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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29
PIrRLIC YENDUE.

O/a lsrrs FYsek q She's and othe' 'ESte' snS
ss'set sl0ck
NN Tu, sday tpe sd dsy Of October next, 81
\ , she farm Of the late Saul SpugE. tso ar
mile from wheeling, { shsl proceed 60 sell us
stock of horses csttle, hogs aud ahrep,-s 80.
farming utcu -is. whoa, hav ~ the STACK a
I,vge cro- Of .orn m the h-l, aqI Jther rtlcies
This stock " cattis. hogs and sheep, are 81 the
most improved breed. The sheep, consisting Of
a hock of about uineteeH hundred, exclusive Of y
larqe number Of capIt1i bucks, sre believed 90
he mostly Young and " eKcellcHt quslUg OF Neri-
no and SavNny bloDd. Persons wishing 20
improve thev stocks of cattle and hoE- would
10 v,etI 10 stterd tho sale. A uumbeT Of choice
Berk shire stock hogs uni Digs cln be had singly
or nv uairs. Among thIs stock - = most sctsc
and spIendid Tot Of which cows calves and hsI-
ferp or Durham and 0tRer approved breeds, toge
ther with Two capital two wear Old bulls by san
"a Arms.
,oouths will iss atgcn, che purchasers giving ~
proved u-gpti1ble nores uli1 COsd reruutg.-
I y her particulars of sale wti be rpade known =
l he time. -. Ob, HdT'u tsfrI tor.
| The Relunory ClraNrcle, SteuiCuvhte Herald
/ ,Ve1slurgh Transcript Marshall Beacon on
! vrshj0aton Rerorter will please uub.ish % ni
/ 90 and ch arzc this Office eep li-ts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

MY Virtue of deed of trust from Chafes
S1euDeT al Elizabeth has wife 10 me, Dear
ing date ins Z aay OF February ID, ls4J, and
u,S III reSJGd the CLERKS Office Ot the cUunY
court Tor Ono cIurty. / Sh Ill. On Monday, tie
aelh day Oi DEtuoEr 1913, al 10 O'Clock A, NJ, al
dhe lr0nt dsOr of the court mouse for Ohio cGUn.
~ sell to tue hIS hest and best bidder at public
auction, iWO lUIs Ot ground situate an RHcnetJ an
JnuiI erred on tEe piat of SAID town, ten and
we've a the eleventh 50 rare, together with the
b al IA - AT 4 ia JTJYeDputs on the same,
These lots are IreH an proceed, Hitk q s0sd brick
tea sHeHf aud ne ttte as betjeced to be HHsOUbt-
ed and /ree from all incumGT liices-
s. IiIns as Iiustec, sDSt - .ESg such tIile "a
- vcs TED IA nc by the slId deed 81 trust
Terms made known Ja Ie day Of sac.
JAMES ) WdEAr /, Trustee.
BGiNF.IN i.st " SIA.LC tJSS,
ssr23 AHctiOneeTs'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

sbY uur 81 e deed "a irusI from Ezekiel e
Hawkins a.d wife, hearing dale ihe 5ih d.y
al July, 1912, oi record ia he clerks iiice oS
OIIU 90 .utv. s,stl. Monday thr 3Olh .iay Oi
Dr"nrr 1913 at 10 UciurS \ NJ. at ,ise front duuI
~ Lhe COun muse Lr OnIo c,nnIy. sell public
la. LtgHcsi aud orsi bidder. CERTAIN III
sd gf,1rd situated iH She ciy ui Wheeling. AID
dIsIIasu Issued the map "i SAID ciiy, as No ga
square No9i i,o3r,do,i tslluWs. leg IiuIn2
ID, Norri casr {. rnrr Si EIUh aud Muur.e sreet, .
rie,cs nnrIn alIg Finh ~, 80 eeI. thence EasI ~
Vel inches. Ihencr ) ,IIH 80 isct. IhcHce WesI
fronting Munrue -. 40 ieet n-eses Iiir place
beginning, being The same lot upon WHICH sad
Hawke lsaciy resided.
Propositions Ir The sale af said loi Will be 0eceiv-
ed a, aty tue ISor ~ "A d cay { $. k.
Terms WIil he made kuUvNn On the day Of safe
SeHnss as Trustee, siat convey 10 the pufcha-
SEE ouiy such uIie vested by tie said
deed ct trust, this tile. snisiiSd, III be found
upon examination I0 be U,dIsp0taDir.
JAMES S WlIEA T.. Trustee.
rR .NTLINGER 81 S.IALLCROCS,
scp2S Aurtinusrrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

E,ghhS $50.
',.CeuifCaies at packages Of tickets Ia this Mag
niiicrni Lottery can Ne obtained IS follows:
Cerd, alo Of %, he 81 26whoie Tckels for $500
D., SO Of 26 II,if do $3.50
CeuGcoIe ola Isck'e of26QarieT Ticks for S65
Du 10 of2G Eighth do So 80
IT, this l.ticry there are 1906 tickets. which .
d,vided ~ 20. gives only 2,926 packages m the
vhnle Ilery. thus the advenIurer WHO purchases
Ceys iGcaic nf q package he's "ne chance "a 1925
cirsnces 81 drs wing the Grand Cspuu prize Of 500,
OO0; one chaIce ia i63 of drawing eIrher The
$4,000 capital. or the S30.OOO capital prizes one
Glance n 975 Of drawing The S7OOOO. S3O0OO &c
The 81 & as prizes; ~, chtare 40 500 Of drawing
thp $50 600! So O00 sit.065' or one ct the iwO
SlO ,QOu Pnzcsi And que chance 80 - ct dr'wing
cither e ST 600 q | 200, 500. = 2OOO, as OOO'
n 4 600. q 5 O0O an 5000, lO.OOaO.a l4O65. u
30 600 ID liar Prze. the GRAND CAPITAL
PRIZE or A5- 10000 DOLLARS 20
Aud nnc usckage may C-n'nin tie hrsi iour Capt
cal Ps1-- amounrlng to it4,00O Dollars.
ETOrdrrs for TckeIs and Shares ard Csri'i-
catrs ui Packages 80 Ihe sbJvs Splendid L"uery
u 20 receive the most pFunpi attention. aHd nn &C
ennnl az the drawing wall he sent Immediately q -
ov~s 90 aH Wbo msy or,s~r tickets from as. idrsss
/ G GREGORY e. CO Managers.
sep2l Rchmond' V'rE'n''.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29
LOST, LOANED. OR STOLEN.

"A VIOLIN AND CASE. The Vnln IL Of n
L "A dark red cnint " iih spu ia the Top The
r"se Is Venrefed with BIRCH WOOD, and lined with
hhhy velvet ANY Pcrsun knowug of such m,siru.
"""' Hnd case VIII please leave ~"id, Tor bring IL
"""'"l At James Mellors. JOS 5 MELLOR
fcpl %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

OSr-WAs taken from my ON Main ST.
n a s"Ine 6"r s week, agu. small framed Cav.
"n Likeness. by Bamhor uph. ur tho late Mr. Nor.
decai farnah lIany can give me information
that may lead o. its discovery they will mocb
obIige. (sep 22) MCLEAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29
TRILSTEE,S SALE.

DUR SUANT to a deed of Trust executed to The
subscriber rs Robert Baldwin, dated the % n
day of Octubec isSi, and Of record n the clerk
Office OF OHIO county court, In book No Is, psgs
3O2. ! Will pro iced 10 sell al the fTohr door Of
the court house OF Ohio county on the 9Th dlv 4
November I743, "a tie highest bidder q public
7uctIon the folio pieces or parcels Of gTOunl
that - 10 say, i.Ot No 40, al ths corner OF ST.
aud Lsnr streets IA the city Of Wheeling. the
West half of Lot No i75, ali siRiHg. Also Lots
No 20. "a, o, and % on CLAY street. ~ Cpde-
graf addition 10 said CITY. AlsJ lot No y, at
lhs corner ofCiay aLd 9Th strsJts, i'm Ileciatsly
opposite SAID lot No - Also two thirds o. lot
No H. adjoining said tot No Il. AlsJ Do West
halfHi lots No ~ and iume ilotcly adjoining
said lot No IL. Also tot NOl3, fronuug on 4ih
street IN cad city, birding on said lots Nos a.
and a.. Aiso o"e unGiyi ed third part Il twenty
acres Of land sud coal. and coal rTiv;ie. IS and
rights purchased by Henry Mo ~ and the sand
Robert Baldwin Il William Chsphnc, yus and
beng adjacent 10 sad cay Of Wheeling un stone
Goa roo, The tlfle ~ believed 20 be udsputabls,
bat ceiling trustce I shalt Gully convey 60 TIE
purcha ser, such tItle Is vested "a me by th ;
/ SAID deed OF trust.
! Terms ~ ade known on the day Of sale
/ sep25 % y ~ FITLHCGH, TrSstss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

VNO COUNTRY HATTERS-Tbs s"h-
scrihrr ~ no~ sccsiViuE large sid we'll
selected ssporfrnrut of UATTEttS' STOCK
aud TRIMMINGS. which he ofieis % =
small adraucs fruru eastern prrcrs tor CASH hrs
Biry,r sturk "Russi, Nsutrs. Sc" " ~arrapfci
PURE snd I,NAiIXED. % sooh - wss selected
Too he own usr. e MGALLAM
seq -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29
CREAr NEMk FOR TmELADIEsi

Il AZEiR & cox offer uow fr sale very large
4 sss,riwent oC Lnces, Edgiucs. and iuserings Of
he latest style snd patsrus az unusually low prces
Ale, $50 pieces B.unei AID Cap Bitsuds. sSaie We
~ rich s,d ,uitshie 81 tho c,sHi0E srsSr'.
Alsn--3 case. Bonne,s 81 "a dsscur' rons.
cent 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

lust RECEIVED lo'oSsur-rinr M SALT
,ssia = arelNEIa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

StHERIFF's sABE-w,H he sold ~ pnbl'c
J auciton. on Wedue-i,y the 2Oth day Of Sept
i543 81 the Book aid Stationery Store R'"m CO.,
Nam Street. Zlue.s Row. The entire nock o.
BOOKS sud STATIONERY. 90 sad establishment
Sale 10 commence ~ 10 u'cluek. Terms CASH
sep Is NALL e. WiCKliAM, Auctn
The sale of The shosr properly is r,~iPoned u"''
We .nc-dsy tho Ah day 90 OcinncS utrt
sep2I HALL a. WICKIAM. Auc'".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

list RECEIVED, q iB 81 Superir wis
81 KEY, Which Uhl b. ssld by Inc hih low ioI
Cash f.ep Ig ID MGINNiS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

ItANvT M BEATt-J SFNotNEf To-
,b- Lrsi piece ~ wo1i Dyed srk Cinlb %,
he CITY. ior s. rsr ysrd. s'mo,hmg sE'r' Cell
sd ,.s sra -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29


CEhTlFlCAGES of ITS efficacy can toe seen a Q
the store OF the subscribers suffic ient to sat
isfy tle most Incredul"us. Price 20 eents.
NHIrELEv, Green Co. Pa.
Ma! nth, ls43. !
Dear Slr have been using your VefmlfIge in
my practice for number of years, aud find Il
he most sur and safe Worm Destroyer hat
ever had.
| was called 10 child six or seven years old in
Nav, 1912, which was then IN spasms with the
worms, gave ~ one wal Of your Vermifige, =
STeea' yt0 ia ectons, and the child passed 441
worms. ln Few weeks, gave IL another vial.
and u passed 200 moro, making in all go Worms.
The chil. rscoyerca Immes iafeiy ani has enjoy
81 good health ever since.
1have prcscTIted 10 in nany ether cases in
which It has brought wa: 300 and 400 ,orms
-ONA'HAN MORRIS.
REwARE OF INVITATIONS.
Gh re are NermI'uses in almost every section
o. the country, asserird 60 BE- the same y equal
TO Fahnestack' e. " hich Is uvt the ca-e-there
re none itkeU. They contain dan, e1ou~ lu lra-
use ne hIst aud only sa 2 and ethcacIOus one
De rot be pet suaded by The interested veadeT
t's Others vii answer as we'll
Il 4 FAHNESTOCK & 60.
Corner of SIKH and Wood ~ts. Pirt>bu Oh
r N'MNCHt y.
JONAS CkUNRA ,,KER &
JAMES BAKl r,
"A FiHNFsTnCK'S ANTI Ri ions
Pill $ "A gentle bat ehirirnt cathartic ex-
-ressiy adapted f"r mv phvsic; md ste not
surpassed by any other u o. use fov 10 cases Va
which cathar'ic = inci .ated. They will operate
q oT"ughlv wIthout gUpiug. Price % cts for a
box containing 20 Pills
1 PHeNMO nc or C0Heh Bd{sdn-A v7luabl e
| rem Nv fer 'oVghs and g. Ids, Price . ceVts
| Cough LOzeH eeS.-Thesc IozeucCs prssess
/ the virtues at the best Csuth Syrup. are convr.
nent 90 carry IN the racket ard are very pleasant
4 10 the TASTE. Price % cents.
Cdrmis1tipe Loser yes for the cstte OF me
| Summer complaints. As the season IL now az.
| pro aching IN which bowel complaints arr AWAY,
| very troublesome as veil as dangerous, avery
family should be provided with box Of thes,
LOEcpges. which, fused according 20 diTeeti oai
will certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid OpofeiRoc This penetrating arfili,
possesses double the strength Of the common
Opo ieidoc IL move Cle7Rly and much more con
veniautlv nppliCd. Price % cents.
For sale by = b MMECHEN,
| ie2s Wheeiinz. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

~ OTICE-Persus having claim. Sgsif - The
y late fra oG BRENTLlNGER 4 SHALL
CROSS. sre requested &C. call ~ the CITY AUG
ITON ROOMS. and receive their pay. and sll yer
s,,.s iadeldcd G., de frm wil pie call iorghwiIi'
nnd settle their accounts. Otherwise, thcy nHs he
pat int, tie hands ~ az officer iar cuecuun. TINS
without respect o. persrns.
.eoz2 E 4 BRENTLiNGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

ID ICU. Strped ChaU1sshie. and ririu Be snd
Ia S,t.n. t.r .sie low nv IAZsiR - cox.
spr1 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

10 NUNEER oTrrkY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Whole Tickets S2O--HglUes IO--QadrtsTs g.
EIchhS so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

~ THE SUBSCRI BEERS will
ErSl Lleave Wheeling, wHh Ihem Steam
rSSs=TsSSS=S;Sx lrudIng Boat MERCHANT, Tar
The tsH Trip, un ar bctcce che III day OF Ociuhrr
IeIi, with their usual stock al AIERCiIA NDISE
inch tl'Sy Vs, 'f.r Their Customers sad UIn.,s
ON accommodating Terms.
b. Their usual rr-de taken in exchange fJr
goods, J x L uORNBROJR
sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

IN BAGS Green Rio G aos ius, received AND
sSU Or sais ty lsug III 40 N0REt.
N Io9 Msrket -4UHrn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

$50 P,irs Mems COAR E BR NCAN".
$50 do KIP do
~ do Cnlfnrd Morocco MONROES.
800 PAIRS Boys THICK Brr CANS.
$50 10 Kin AID Cali do
400 Pairs Youth ~ ~ md KIP STOES,
400 Pairs Mems THICK anil KIP BOTS,
1872 do Car. seal aid Morocco ROOTS.
81 Pa rs Bows Kip. Thick and Calf do,
100 Pairs Yo, his KIP and CALI do,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

a tASSIA--5O Mats CASSIA. Jasr reed NJ
~ h'r saio cnrSp. Ivy a = YORKE
sep - y lag MAJ 81 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24
From de EDauisaE.


and reflections calculated to iliure The Episcopal
Church; and. a. friend Of that communion. ask
the privilege of Masking sfeply.
l. Your correspondents, speaking Of Mr.. Carey.
whose recent ordination il New-YoEk has cauSedsO
much excitement, says he was admitted BY Bishop
onderdonk to the Office Of priest" The trath is,
on the contrary. that he was only ordained deacon
This is indeed slight mistake. but is shows that
n. E. knows nothing about the subject be attempts
to write upon. Before he undertakes to eRlighten
the public any farther on the affairs Of the Episeop6l
church, should advise him 10 learn the distinction,
which every child Of that church knows to exist, be.
tween a priest, and deacon.
2. With regard TO the views Of Mr.. Carey, for
which some have supposed him 70 have leaning to
Rome. Your correspondent states them 10 the Ian.
g1aee o. Drs. Smith and Anthem. Did he mot know
that there il another side 70 this matter7 Would IL
not have been fair that he should have menaioned
that The Rev. MI Haighi iona Of The sir clsrEymen
who approved Of Mr.. Carey's ordination, IN ! pub.
lished letter, solemnly declares that Mr. Carey dssd
many If those ysry poists srAict D,s. Askkon and
Sasi1 sey Mas Ss eDlsmsd I db MOI intend 10 offer
opinion this yexed question; butI IL BAY thas
itbecame n. E. 1.-The attempted to write npcnit atal,
to give both sides. y
3 But what have chiefly to complain Of il your
correspondents the remark. taken from ahe Edin.
burg Register. that "numbers Of the most ,li6kine
portions of The EpiscopaIiaus are leaving lie estab-
ishmeni, and going oysfio the Scotch churches Of
the metropolis = ID other words, are Deserving Epis.
copacy tor Presbyterianism Nov, Mr. Editor,
deny the truth Of this asseron and say, that even
allowing il 10 be tfue Ii was ilzIpf0ner r anv oa IN
publis Z ,hFoueia paper which, Isnppcse, profess
- 70 be free from seeiariansm. This looks little
sec muchlke speaking favorable word for Presby-
terians and inviting those Of your readers who are
EplscopaIians % leave their church and join that
What would you think should send youfromtim 10
takeaccounts Of ehanges which take place ffomother
nominations 70 the Episcopal church. Not long
since Mr. Marshall. minister Of the Prssbyserianl
i1gh Church, Edinburgh and one of the most dissin
enished Of that persuasion In Scotland, renounccd
be- orders on the ground Of their invaldify, and ep.
tered ne ministry q the Episcopal church lsis ~
sg1ated tatote third Of the Episcopal clergyin the
cotntry came from the ranks 81 other denoninasions
Bishop Browne ii his Inst address 70 the ciergys
Connection. states ia, during he preceding YES
be had confirmed an unusuoI number Who bad bee,
educated IN other denos6;na,;ona M I,h-;s,;o...
Recentlya son of d.. Hewitt, Congregations mini.
ter Il Brid6enor,. left the I.o,o.;
cal school q Windsor. and beeame candidate 4
orders in the EPISCOPAL church, These are onl,
sn,c;sren. "A 1890. ...,.:sa
49,. saansss ~"1n s'e pa'y lansp.mgf
Dslian would have ,hopeh, Of send;pe an ,c.o.,u,
$50: 49,. !. s' -
mem 70 your paper as 2 SORT Of bait with which .
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

tNNA--+N 1850
Bridgeport own el60.OlO Of tho Stock
Near Or quite thof amount 3 owned BY indi-
vidnal citizens. The two together make q
greara0ss for such q place as Bridgeport,
WhUse population b less thaf 5000.
Bri4g@Dri Esrnsr.
A SoRaOwTuE. fALE.-The New York sun
gives the following history Of the unforsu-
nate Christina Gilmour, who IS about TO be
sent to Great Britain to answer for the crime
of murder 80 ~
| The history Of this unfortunate young wO-
man should operate as warning to parents !;
and teach them 10 beware of unrelenting
opposition 10 an honorable attachment form
ed by asdaughter, or even son merely
because The object fOvored by such il not Of
Eeaual wealth or rank with themselves. It
! were betfer-far better--tO raise one than TO
prostrale and DESTROY the other Mr.; Coch-
| ran, The father Of this young woman, is a
wealthy farmer in the Shire Of Renfrew,
IneaF Paislv. in Scotland. She received a
lpassdhiv rood education, and we have seen
i lettef written by her TO her parents since
her aTrival hers, couchedin sweet and affect.
ing language. and written in practised
| pretty hand ADoat five years ago y APP
pears, she being still in her 'tecnss !" she be-
came Acquainted with young man IN the
neighb0ER00d, by the name OF Anderson,
,her zi,bo,,oh If excellent character. and
rood r,sal s,,5d,,ct. he was in humble life.
Ss;S., !. " 'ss,rr h ,he employment Of q
900 !, +; his native narish. They made
~ sa;r at,achsnent hut II was Bit.
sei. ss,,,;ss5 10 her parents particularly
Is EsT siss and the father Of her future
%s,f slraadv decided that she and
he ,,Sfo,snna,e Inbn Gilrnour were 10 he
,,nitsd jrbe oreat ,biect of her parents,
from ,ha lime ~ discoyering her attachment
"a AnaSfson ,vas y, keen Them apart. and
With ,h;s v;ew she was nj times confined Ia
the attic ~ her Gathers dwelling. and d n1ost
y, v;e,,; ,orcSn,rel m ahandonnnent an her
s,o,f ~ she oh;ect 81 her affection. b,1t with.
~. sfy,cs aI,Sonoh s,r;nes. and. AZ times. se.
go. h,s;,,..s s.,1.sl. rss,rtad ~ .h. fasi,Ss
~ ,,,aSns.ssssaa @n. No 80 informpaA an.
~ - f,h., fs;Ir,r,;,r have
. y. =, *, Ne, h.,s A. 80, lov
Nv y, ys.s,a AndSrson
LII a.n... :a...'nh,i Y. -, " ~ ie,.,,
s III, - 49, = 49,, s,sa s,,5
n'-auu w ~ w ~ ~. 80 Z. -,
oiess vow ns ana San $40 ~ 49, an5
wpicm VIII. - = s''o' ~: s.s'sS ~ ..a ~
VIZ ,n',e sIs.sI ~: sSo "M ~, 49,
snaN 1 " nappy - 49,. 800
sa 49,
love nun qsnakE n"ta 49, VIZ ~ o''f
'a.neI, ~
Ing appeai va a.I ~ ~
70 MAKE ny connls.o woIss,' 1no salo
mihe0 upoIf esGupe ~ Wd ~. ~ A..om
nol w9Hnet. Waicniog nsI oppolsumay
s'Is ny ~ W. Mae svo.' ~ s.s soSS 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

|. A pert young 1pstart while riding IN .
stage, was attempting 20 fidicUle the Bible ;
and rudely accnsling 40 aged Quaker az his
side 90 the aeAeral improbabilily that the
stone from DavidsS sling should have killed
G0liath-said to him ayVhat do you think
about il old DA,idy r. Il think friend" re.
piled the Qamker. she had no difiiculty at all
in killing GOiialh, II his head vas q sefl
as Mine."
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

HcUsAToNac RAIxRoAD--Wele arR that the
subscriptions for the new stock 10 this road
amount 10 less than halt the umyreQuired,
and that the Directors Of tie Company have
come 20 the conclusion THAI the road must be
sold. II conformity 20 law. U
This i greatly to be regte,sed. % the
road. if sold. AZ forced sale, will probably gn
for barely sufficient 70 redeem the Co.'S cers
tiled paper Some doubt whether 1t win
bring enough for even that. I'D such case
the bonds az the Company viii Be good for:
nothing. The stock6OldnEs q course. Lose
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24


der Two or thrce weeks back. ii was believed slss
the esseales, Of which the southern cnnnres N 49,
Principailty had been tha scene were exhaustea a.
q least slbdHed Tor q lime, Recent events nave
proved So!herwlse. The Welsh breakers 81 saies
and daring in their illegal peranbuIations wEic1
proves not only that they are thowgghIy banded =
gether Tor c6mmon object. but tkaf fhsy hage pr.
feet reliance on each oiher's fidelity. 20
Trade continuesquiet and dull Thsseyival which
was gwen @ busiIess by ihe esssasiou Of hosties
GOTTEN weEe on hand nsslly million d baiss. SDS.
70 more DIAN was On hand = yeaf since. The yca.
Their during the last fDftnnght has not been
pliioAs OR ne eseEs qelf ssins, low tsIilers.
sufs and ne aeseAce. except occasionally, Of warmth
end ss.a.s.as Aasng DE Ias1 three days he rains
slIect u Esiafdins Dc sipssis ani Ss a ~
grain. 1yIa peiaio nna fauip es1ps iii = Iaors
than tha1 have been t1f yeass. III ~ - -
Ihe aaaifs0f Spsn comprise Ill that 8 e insesnse
in De foreign news q the last foflniehf Espsriee
genaY rome forever Tile two rsri;ss ~s;si -.
oroaegs about the revolution, win now BERN n el
pfo1abl,tysto cut each others liEoats-
toms Of TINS friendly feeling have .lresv davsanS1
themselves ~ iBnseeloaa. II Esparato colId -
paid hs soldiers Re vosld have kepl diem IaiihiI;
pine. and The aknnaaBee witk uh;ck FFeneh 80
has eee9 seattesea amone them, haVo bU0nTkl -
tege TO the pFeaonk crisis 800 NJ - 1T-
The Rev. Theohald Mansheu. IN aeeotns II ! ~.
peIsai.:n tsaN DE Pope % move ab0lE arcs,iag q
lncln1loa b episcopal Interference ar
bce9 oecspled upwards a nile koufs s an I. ~
mlnis,ssng the pledge Of total ahs1iaenros IL a
saturday evening taND9 nessonu tnelR 80 80 -
~ sunday Z vs. administered d s6o0A 49, =.
MoadaZ aAa Iaee9sy q S4no4 ulnfiat 81 81 -
81 soVOO pledged teetcsallsts IN Maicheaiss. o
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

the whole Of their investment. The city Of
Bridgeport own eI60.0lO Of The shock,
Near o. quite thof amount y owned By indi-
grnataoss for such q place as Bridgeport,
wliUse population b less thGn 5000.
BnAgsppH Esrns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-24

0lSYFaC6luts anu VttthuUuSs EuIty W. tuO
spring there were seyeral petty thefts com.
mitted BY entering the house 10 =. ,he night,
carrying away provisions. &c. Their barn
was BET on fire and burned to the ground.
mnd two attempts have been made to burn the
house. Who the despefadoes are, II has
been impossible 70 find out, az they would
acoEne in the night, in disguise, painted black.
asA,every effort q detecsssn has proved un.
imvaiIiug. a few weeks since. q single was
found 10 the house on which WINS. written a
warning 10 the family TO leave the house, or
they would be murdered or their house burn
.tets. Ca Thursday The q ult, about midnight.
ID noise was heard BY the fhmily on the out
aldo Of the he1se; hrs. Andrews got up. and
upon looking out, saw a man bring q sort OF
AcaffoldHo get up to the window, the window
Bsing high up from the ground. She got az
axe and stood near the windowTas srntineis
the window being partially tassened on the
inside. The theft moUnted The acaflald and
ing, after raising u three or four inches.
that Il was fastened thpuss his arm under to
Nniasien Il, when Hrs. andrews fnised the
axe; and neatly severed his arm from bis
body. The theft With. 4 loud gronns fell
back, was seized by his comrades, and car
eied to their wagon, which stood tew rods
distant. and the horse was drives of 1t the
Sov ~ iiis speed AN aiNfsn was inlMsdiate-
rs aivela by the family, aud The whole neigh
ksrhoDd was aroused Ia search Of the despe-
TsdDos. Blood was found on the window.
III. traced 20 the road. and they were isqccd
Nv iIie blood, as far as the village 1t SaR..
1s.slgv &. ia The town Of Freedom. 1 distance o.
SnlnS ID b. In miles, when all trace q them
80 iosi. There was Tufnnf that DF. Cob
.s...T iiu,IIr near that section Of the cnuntTys
q 1'SsH rsiIed ID dress 4 wound ID the arm
~ - iSSiriinl living ii the village Of san-l