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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
NO HUMBUG.

Look Gt this one nainute |! No. l. bring your bug
 IMPORTANT WANTS.
 nOy you want superfine Wheat Flour No. D l, manufactured from western wheat fresh and new, wholesale prices by the bar. rel! Do you want No. 2 Wheat Flour! Do you want No. 3 Wheat Flour! Do you want Graham Flour! Do you want Wheat Grits, No. I! Do you want superfine Rye Flour Do you want superine Buckwheat Flour Do you want Corn Meal. No. :! Do you want Wheat bran or shorts! Do you want rye bran! Do you want Rye? Doyou want Corn! Do you want Buck Wheat!
 L If you do please call at the MILL at BAN- TAM FALLS. There you find the suOscri- ber, and with him you can make good bar gain and have all your wants supplied.
 All the farmers of this vicinity, and all those that work hard to get their bread corn, are invited to call at this mill. Your work will be done on short notice, with economy, quantity. and quality. The mill is in first rate order (with run of stones) and kept so by one that has been in this business for l6 long years. Feb. l644-3w37*,f
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
For the Enquirer.

Lines prompted 6y the death of Alice " COOcles cf OCerlaa hlstitade, of ,chich Sae sOGS some time Principal ip the Female Department. Dear sainted spirit, thou art gone to thy rest, Yes, thou hast left us,-art joined with the blest, Though we feel deeply thy loss, yet we cannot ., complain,
 FNflwe know that our loss, is thy infinite gain. Then rest, thot fair spirit, in heaven rest, Receive from thy God, on thy radient crest, Thine own promised crown, bespangled and bright
 By those gems thou hast plucked from endless night,
 May thy virtues be treasured deep in the heart, Till we shall be called from our friends to part, 'Tis with God thou art dwelling, and blest be his name
 Forever unchanging, forever the same.
 J.w.B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
PRICES REDUCED, AND CASH PAYMENTS. R. B. MERRIMAN,
 ID FEN T | $ T,

RESPECTFULLY invites your attention IG to his highly improved and unerring method of inserting
 Stocktons Mineral IncOrruptible Teeth, from single tooth to a full set. combining the powers of mastication, durability, com. fort and symmetry, without pain in the op- eraiion.
 Teeth cleaned and plugged with gold and other metallic substances, so as entirely to arrest decay. Children's teeth regulated.
 The subscriber will remain constantly at his office, 9th building north of the Bank, Litchfield, where those who desire his servi- ces, are requested to call and examine his assortment of Teeth for themselves. UTAH work warranted.
 Gold Plugs, 75 cts. Pivot Teeth, $l 75 Teeth cleaned, 50 Plate Teeth, 2 50
 Full Sets on either jaw, each, $50.
 Tooth Powders and Brushes for sale.
 Ljtchfield, Feb. 1844. 3Stf
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22

THE Court of Probate for the district of 1 Woodbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the cred itors to the estate of LEvE JOHNSON, late of Bethlem, in said district, deceased, to ex- hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time. will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make imme- diate payment to
 JOHN N. CRANE, ExecnsOr. Bethlem, Dec. 9. 1644 S7*
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
L6EcItGegG Enquirer |: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY c. ADAMS.

TEfS1sLTo village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months. To companies of six or more $l 30 per year, or $l,25 if paid in advance. The subscri- Der of course pays the mail or stage charge for arrearages are pad except at the discretion of the editor.
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 Administrators and Executors Notices, $s1 .00
 Commissioners Notices, l.2o
 All communications must be POST PAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
REMOVAL.

HENRY A. H U l. l. has removed his 1 A TAILORING REIMBURSEMENT to Lords Building, front chamber, directly over Gar ritt & Baldwin's Bookstore, where he will be happy>to wait upon all who may see fit to favor him with their custom. He has received the latest fashions from New York, and will endeavor to give entire satisfac- ton to his patrons.
 Litcbfield, May 24, lS43.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
TO E. E. & c.

When maids depart from Dian's secret grove And doff their calicoes for pantaloons, Or in the tragic buskin coarsely move, And deal their stabs in scurrilous lampoons, How little man regards-but Decency- How many tear escapes her piteous eye.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
NEW STORE. LYJZKsA.H y. S.WKTM,

ETAVING taken his old store house, west 1 A of the Court House, has received an assortment of
 Dry Goods & GrOc eies, which he is disposed to sell at a small ad- vance from cost, for cash or produce. His friends, and the public in general, are res- pec,fully invited 10 call and examine for themselves.
 Litchfield. May 8, lR43 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
FOR SALE.

i!i! pied by David Kim aSFE sA s4AsA berly deceased, lying --A- one and half miles northwesterly from the centre of the town of Bethlem. and consist ing of about sixty five acres of land suitably apportioned to meadow, pasture, blowing. and wood land with dwelling house and good we'll of water. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber at the centre or of David Kimberly of New Rochelle, West. chester County, New York.
 JOSEPH AMBLER. Rethlem, Feb. 9th l644. 3w 3S*
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-22
Letters from Abroad.

From, Mrs. c. of Weec- York; addressed toher chil dren at the Young Ladies' School, Litchjield.
 LONDON, July 22d, 1S43.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

was alss very n,nch exercised on the occasion.
The Lower Board, by the way, was 50 fully re.
presented at Greenport, that quorum conld no:
be d.unimed together in the Exchange, and the
Board adjourned.
Jus, as spooner, of the Brooklyn Star, was
abou. to uncork the phiais Of MS cloquence, The
shri!l whistle Of the locomotive was heard as
hor,cward signal, and VIC were soon rushing
with the speed of the wind Brooklyn*ard, greeted
By th,cc hearty cheers from the crowd at the road
side.
\ portion of the distance home was done at the
rate Of As miles per hour.
A case Of petty larceny in which Mayor and
ex- Alderman were partieep5 eriminis, and which
leaked out on the way homcward, we shall keep
carefully bottled up, which was more than they
did
We were in New-York again at about o.
clock, highly delighted with the whole excursion.
and with the best wishes for the full fruliion Of
the bopes of the directors OF the important pub.
lie work. Great credit is due to them and the
President for the enterprise and energy winch has
carried the road through frequently under the most
descending circumstances, and we trust the pub
lie will now amply reward them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29
Ufica Aroused.
Correspondence OF the Albany Evening Journal!
Urea. July - IS

tgrrpSpONGeDce
l.;c, July - 1871,
..Nov by my soul the ~ori goes br"el5 on
Dear Sir-Thc Wings Of this city had noble
and enthusiastic rally last evening. They were
addrcsscd by Horace Greeley, by Dr. Bacon. of
New York. and by that eloquent and effective
speaker. II. g. Wheaton, Esq. OF your city.
\ more high toned, enthusiastic and ludomlta-
HE s,jrit | never saw manifested. MIR. Greeley
addressed the meeting at considerable length on
that vital and all absorbing question, the Iauii.
lie quoted from the fathers o! the democratic
n,r,,, Tuoy,s JEFFERSON, GEORGE CLINTON, and
D,Nrgi. d. ToMrSISs, 10 show that they were IN
favor of, not u ji,dici0"s or an iHc'deHtai, but
PaorrcrNr Tariff. He exposed the Icsuilcal,
shutlling, qnibbling, eqnivocatng and hyPocnu.
cal course of the Loco FocoS on tins subject.
Or. Bacon next addressed the assembly and
was listened to with great interest, and interrupt
ed by frequent and rapturous applause
At abou; halfpast ten o'clock Mr. Wheaton
took the stand. lie stated to the audience That
as the evening had advanced 81 far, he did not
intend to detaln them, by going INTO an cS'en-
siyc review of any oi the interesting topics which
agitatcd the public mind; that he merely rose TO
express MS entire concurrence in the sentiments
witch had been expressed by the preceding
speakers. and 10 Cxhor, his Wing friends Ia I'M.
cause Here the speaker was interrupted by
cries from all quarters, go ON, GO on. These
cries were repeated so often and with such an
unusual tone of carncslness that they coMd not
be resisted. Mr. Wheaton did =" go oH,' and for
more than an hour poured forth = mixed slra'n OF
argument and satire, that brought forth from
time to time, and ut very short intervals, such
cheering as never witnessed before, and which
made the welkin ring with the joyous shouts of
highly gra;iiicd auditory. Between eleven and
twelve O'Clock Mr.. Wheaton observed that IT was
Getting late and he must bring his remarks TO n
close $50 on, go on, we will listen all night"
resouuced from all quarters, III one general spon
taneous cry. Mr. w however, brought hls re-
marks to close and sat down, amid such lnn-
ders of applause, such manifestations OF Wing
spirit and Wing enthusiasm, rs must have made
the Loco-Focos who were present feel, that 10
strive against it was (ruitleSs, To expect 10 con
qucr it was Udin
No man VINO was present at the Wing meeting
in Utica last night coud resist the concluslon
thai; in the spirit. the enthusiasm and nc ardor
manifested by tue Wings in the very heart OF the
Empire State, We have an earnest that although
the batAe has not yet been fought, the cictCryis
nircady secured. Tie Wings are nOo rRr-
uNriIANT SrIRlr OF 76.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29
Movements In Neutrality-suspicious. May
County.
Correspondence OF the state Gazette.
Cn1-0T Uorsy. .1uly -.

Correspondence OF tiie Statc 'h%et'e'
Court HoUsx, July q. lSA.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Wings OF Cape
May, was held at Cape May Court House on
Tuesday of last week. A large number Of ladies'
were also in attendance.
Richard Thompson, Esq. was chosen Prcsi.
dent, and Stephen Young. Of Upper township,
Dr. Maurice Beeslcy, of Dennis, DR.. Rcnlen
Wets, Of Middle, and Geo w. Hughes Ekq.
of Lower Township, were appointed Vice Prcsi.
dents, aud Richard c. Holmes, Secretary
The Hon. Rcycrdy Johnson, of Baltimore,
made an able speech, in which ha illustrated the
great principles Of the Whig party with the hap
piest effect and with master hand fiewas ol.
lowed by Charles Gibbons Esq. of philadelphia.
vino was loudly cheered for his soul stirring 10.
qnence, and for the playful manner in which he
disposed of LocoFoco Democracy. Wills, he
was addressing the multitude shower arose, but
seeing no disposition in the people to finch, he
said, "Thal is right-stand your ground We
fear no ran but the reign of Loco Focosm."
Nathan Sargcant (Over OIdschooD addressed
the assemblage for short time, when process
sion was formed, with banners and flags flying,
and frequent discharges of artillery, and marched
10 the Court House and dismissed, with three
times three for Clay and Frolinghuysen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29
louisiana.

The Journal of Commerce gives returns OF ie'
ported msjorilies from every Parish in LOUISIANA
save the new enc Of Franklin. where we know at
one precinct % Wing votes were cast ioF BoFoe-
lon. and no Loco.Foco votes ct all, but where Ii
seems the election was irregular, Oh rather no
proper notice had been siven OF 1t, and no officers
appointed. The Ioco-Focos, on the other hand,
complain that they did not have fair play IN Cal
c.sieu-taat fewer polls were opened than should
have been. and that the votes actually taken, were
ultimately lost through the blunder Of Wing
Judge. If so, we hope he will be made to smart
for it. Ignorance OF the law ezcuseth no man,
much less public officer. One OF these days an
imperfect Election Return IN an excited canvass
changing the result in State, and possibly IN the
Nation, vil breed civil war. There ought to
be the strongest Laws in every State punishing
an7 material error in holding an Election or ma
king return-criminalIy il wilfai, and by fine II
the result OF ignorance or carelessness. Let US
have such at the earliest moment.
We mean to publish the full returns from Lou
i,iana as soon as we have them complete; mean
time we copy the Journals aggregates for the sew
eral Congressional Districts, (Which, to say the
least, are not too favorable to the Wings and
contrast them witt, the vote of last year, They
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

~ 4, wa. stnted inadvertently in the Morning Tribune OF
Saturday 1.-THE responsible Editor beng absent TINT North Chr
oinn md Tennessee hold State Elections Thursday next
Cauc s hardly necessary observe that "e nre quite
aware ofthe fact that Tennessee holds State Election hie
nny md that Polk handsomely logged there III ,u
gust of 1871 md Sl2 respectively. there cance OF ms
cnchng ngain in n until the Presidential Eectisn IN No
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

~" I'm Enquirer want, to know why the articles ol the
journal OF Commerce intended the Farmers asan'l the
Tariff have mo-, been answered We will ask ham return
why no don't read The Tribune. We uye not only fully an
swered those articles have e0D each oi them entire so
MS 10 let our readers know exactly what the arguments are On
each side The Free Traders sometimes profess to GHSoeT our
ARTICLES hn, tIey nre careful not To cogv then.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

to 5Iass Convension.-Tbe Wing, Of Long l.laOi
viii hold Mass Convention on the s,h day Of August nI
near the borders nj Kings an Queens Counties the ns OF
Inc Long islnnd Rail Road.
The Wings Of the neighborns Counties Of the State and 81
'"enay To the invited attend Several dsuo
gnhe speasers from abroad have been written who hoe
consented to be present aad address the meeting.
ATrnDgenienGs nave been made with the Long Island Rih
iad Co by which desnots of attending the meetiaF
viii be enabled 10 do 50 with and comioa.
Due notice will be given. all the arrangements .e
definitely made.
Brooklyn, July p. 1874.
A. CRiST
ID. A BOkEE r a.,
JOHN A. GROSS, C0u,ml;ecot a''
EN- LEf FERTS. TsHs-iieh''
JOHN EAYLOR,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29
Politics and Business u. pi.sshurg.
UI Hs Nt'F-l VIA 7 IUHHt.
PirTSBURG, Pa. July 25th. lSil

PrTsBrRG Pa. July 25th, l544.
am sorry that canno, in this note state
change Of very considerable interest which is go
ing on in certain political party in this city
Whenever the Injunction of Privacy is removed,
you shal! have something worth while in the
shape Of political news. The spirits Of the Wings
are up.
public challenge has been given the Locos
to take the stump for discussion of the respcc-
tive principles OF the two parties. The only re-
sfonse has been an intmation that TO call them
'Locos' is considered an insut--,o please Their
newborn dsIicacy Of feeling the challenge has
been addressed to the supporters of Polk and Dal-
las. We shall sec whether they will accept it.
The rivers have fallen to 35 feet, but We have
plenty of light boats to prevent all delay.
4 company OF men in the service Of Govern.
ment left here I day or two since on boat fitted
up tor sort Of floating barracks, accompanied
by snag boat, &c. to be employed in the i'm
provcment OF The Ohio between this city and Gin
cnnat.
Business is very dnl and many have left the
city for Springs, &c.
a Native American party has been organized in
ihis city. 1t was done very quietiy-noDody knew
ANYTHING abou. il bat those IN the secret.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

- We recommend tie bill Of the American Museum 20
,2-hy we nave seen nuhIng r,ch in long tune IN
Ola Dance hy The lnant SISTERS Whi,,ns By tie renowned
I'm b2on VINO Is engnged. gieat variety OF singing apt
'oincHY We are all viii g0 aa consult the new G
y INTO td oa;sais! erund performance takes place at
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29
THE TRIBUNE
WHiG NOMINATIONS:
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1914.
List OF fDelegatesto The County Convention.

Lfstoi DeieSa'eS'o tne S"''
uRsr WARD TENTH WARD.
Y. z. Farmer. tAR@t : is2ue''
J. VHn Lsndt. s~!sphs. =, ",,Nf''
Edwin Williams. h"'- mlhu'
J. DusenbeTy. -fiTsH ihoni>.u'
Ira Brown. N'li'aia ~ ifeeo"fn'
SECOND WARD.
psyn q U,nrs y G Bradford.
t;eorse w. Phyte, w a. u"hab''
james Kelly, ITO. tiSeN. -,
ino f. Leferts. ~ r. sunlHsru.',,
Thos. Deiano Ipnn j. ilihafn - a.
THIRD WAkD. 1, ~ W-,gn,
Jho. .-.IrSso.. ,t, II Gil.
,le ,ate' y > 'n n, .Nyst,n'"' ,, 81 & F,afrb
S9l1l ss IL. I,.oDni'' !, =. sb.,r'ao
TreueoTH f, It aa"'A' + y Gar.
W "a. lug 81 rryi,,ri, -, WARD
Edward D. llal. Chr 9 M. NJ ,.faisn' .,a,, IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29
Western 8Ia,snc an.e.ss Moving.

There IS 10 be what the Hampshire G4zcile
calls "ro"si"g Conrentioa" of the Wings Of
Western Massachusctis on the OH of August,
and letter from Springfield says:
From every town that we have heard, there
IS promise OF complete ra'ty on that day.
Oar ladies' design 10 present splendid prize
banner TO the town which will show the largest
delegation compared with the vote of lSi6 Ids
tancc, &c. considered which is to be handed
over, after election, il won, 10 any town that shall
show the largest relative gain of Wing vo,es
rom lo40"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29
WING Meetings II, rennsy!vnnia-Tb
Country Arnnsp,I,

Our friends in the interior arc fully aroused to
the Importance oi tho contest. In the neightor.
ing Counties, now that the harvest is over, Mass
Meetings arc GATED for almost every day in the
week We are glad TO see among the speakers,
the names Of our Whg speakers of the city, who
Lave taken the stump with IA zeal that cannot
fail OF producing good results.
On the Sd OF August, Mass Meeting of the
Wings Of Bucks County comes off at Mlller's
Northampton Township, where there will be one
Of the most enthusiastic rallies ofths season. On
ihe same day, we believe, the Wings of DeIa.
ware County hold their first great meeting at
Chester. To-day, Wing meetings are to be held
It Ph@nixviIlc, Chester County, and Al the
Willow Grove, Montgomery County.
A Wing Harvest Home is to be held at
Doyiestown, Bucks county Aug. II, and Cen
oral County Meeting for Northampton comfy,
at Easton, Aug. - The Wigs Of Ken, coun-
ty, (pciJ meet at Dover, Aug. I3 ~ 5. Gsz.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

VALuArLs AND HEAVY CoNSIGNMENT.-A rer-
chant IN Bonneville, Mo writes 10 friend N this
city as follows =" have shipped to your address
nearly al! the Missouri bottoms, fields, crops gar
dens. houses stores. warehouses, goods, furniture,
fences, cattle, sheep, hogs. and almost every sur
plus article Of value. | make you this valuable
shipment without requiring an advance, and de
sire YOU TO sell 10 afrive,' or afloAt,' and for
ward me sales and proceeds with US little delay as
possible" n. .. Picayune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

u The BARRE PATRIOT is an excellent Wing
paper Just started in Worcester Co. Mass, by n.
+ Bryant and J. II. Hill. Ii the Wings Of
Massachusetts keep on as they are now doing,
they viii give Clay greater majority than Har-
rison had.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

o. Mai. Moan hints in his Sunday paper that
tho Loco-Focos ought to open the doors of Tam
many Hall httle 'cider, SO as TO let those in
who arc waiting, cap in hand, on the doorstep.
o yes o yes! gentlemen open the door, wont
YOU for John Tyler and Major Noah. Plenty
OF room inside
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

PexxsyLyASIA--Thc Wings Of Schuylkiu
County are to hold q great Mass Convention d,
Ocwiesbureh tomorrow. The PouSc,Iie Jour
nal says il viii he The tallcst affair ever seen in
,ha; region. on Wednesday evening last there
was tremendous meeting OF the Miners and
I.aboreTs at Reeds Mines. The Journal says:
The meeting was addressed by John c.
Neville, Esq. who, We learn, made the best speech
nc has ever delivered III this region. tie was
cheercd ,houg hou, and the risht spirit prevailed.
Advanced wages. steady work, and regular pay,
under the Wing Tariff Of ls42, is the right kind
OF politics for working men, and they would
prove recresnt TO themselves and thcIr families,
ihey oid not support The Democratic Hhlg party,
whose measures support them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

u The steamship Great Western was spoken
at sea, July 2sd by British brig Pheni1, III lat.
4io G., long. 65o l2. She had all her canvass
out, with the wind from the West, and was nun
ning off in dashing style.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

MOONLIGHT MUSICAL PLEAsuRE.-A fne enter
;sinment iuay be had THIS EvESise Ga board the
steamer South America, on her excursion up the
hudson, with Mr. Warmers Tyrolean vocalists and
DodsworthS Cornet Band See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

TEMPERANCE CONCERT. 1T viii be seen that the
Caledonan Temperance Society repeat their Con
cert and Reciations this evening u, the Hall, coy
a=r Of Broadway sad Li>penard-s,reet. Tie enter
tainmeut viii no doubt be al Interesting one.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

q The visitors at Saratoga Springs have, dur
ns the last week, been much attracted by the eio-
3usnee OF Mr.. Cough. the temperance lecturer. He
Is doing much 10 break up the drinking dissipation
.. the ilace
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

VIRGINIA. large and spirited Wing meeting
Of the Richmond District Wings was held at
Towards Grove on the 25th, at which Hon.
Benz. Watkins Leigh presided. The meeting
was addressed by Mcssrs. Leigh, southalI, Bolts,
Chas J. Faulkner, &c. The best spirit pre-
vnilcd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

States, would have. been selected for school
hor,s Grand. The more tins Treaty matter is
nr3bed the more gross and corrupt appears Its IN
rcn;;on and the more fraudulent It's progress. 1t
a,as conceived in sin-it Was planned 10 put
none in the pockets Of Iobbcrs and broAe!s
and political Spectators and the conduct Of
fl Iabn Tyler throughou. makes him fall co;
pa,tns!, ifnot the principal in this nefaIlous and
discracefu transaction. ARGUS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29
Il be among them

20 Merchants Exchange, July 10 lNli.
DEAR Sii-Thc Invitation oi the Young Mems Clay As
sociaton. conveyed through YOU address the
bcr> thereof on Monday evening neit received t-s
o present Ia lle Association ~ which the organ
csnuwledg Tor tins mark Their 'ayor and
them ui my Willingness io comps with tlielr request
NohiGs would be- s'aiiyn: than 10 be able IL
prompt compliance with all the inviriiuns llS chm
which extended uie. because conceive
te GIy a.: OF every contribute whatever
and talent he command TO the advocacy tho~e
uuucpleS which hc pceNeS the happiness
the pcf;asGeucy III institutions but
ncaou Gcued lo There be among the eu-
community Of this cats prevailing opinion. that any
ienjun matter hO slight casual, bestowed upon sub
National concernmcnt ny LAWYER necessarily dis.
qualities hun the practice Of his profession. This
l. Know. founded and too. the result Of
which Instances, prevent me
enforcement OF those great Wing principles the
correct popula understanding Il which depends than
other Glass society. the pety OF The NetcHn
Tile BCl whatever be my opinion Of chTac
ter my nevertheless compel me % "a degree
OF reluctant respect.
have deemed necessary this explanation OF The which
h,> thus Tar restrained me "u active participation
the resdental contest, i'om an apprehension e my Fc
hitherto nf " hg solicitations 20 address puh!c assemblies
MI. be attributed loss ui confidence h. principles
O Il indifference 10 Nhic success.
Very rcspect!uiiT yonrS. &c. j. L. WHITE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

De.ru OF DR. P.RkE-The venerable Tho
mas PaIke, L L. D. io,rnerly Professor Of Ian
gusecs in The South Carolina College, and we
lel!eve, OF late Treasurer and Librarian 10 that
institution. died at Winnsboro s. c. ON the l6th
INST in the 50th year Of his age
-Cberaw Gazette.
UDf. MoRuRTy, pastor of St. Augustine
Church. which vas burned in May, Is among
the passengers in the Shenandoah Tor Liverpool.
Ills destination IS said to be Ireland, where he qii
pc bablv collect funds 10 ard HIM in erecting
ac>s chu:ch. Phil. y. American