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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-30

The new Empire in California is to be founded by
the Mormons from present appearances. They are to
leave Illinois in the spring, and go to California but
this is not publicly told. They have had three ennis
saries out exploring the country, and they have re-
turned. The sites for their future Cities it is said
are located and they are delighted with the idea Of
settling there lin California; and establishing an
empire of their own, which they will undoubtedly do.
They are more united now than ever.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-30
Affgman S.sains. Black AIDaca.


w lave this day received 90 pieces Afghan Satirs
w TO the G 10 pieces lack Alpaca. Medium quality pieces
black Net
Comforts, all qualities For
ALVORD x WOODWARD, 4 Norrss Book.
~ Under odd Pillows Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-30

E.zSs.Es' AND PR EEGEEGN
~ HEODERLY, from succession experiments 10 which
HLs heHs devoted much time aad expense,
ise Ingredients and their appropriate quantities produre
CANDLES supefior IL
also let 10 sell tr reu-d prizes especially
rs, than irh article light
s trial fom tie citizens generally. confident tey
give entire satisfaction.
Issrd Oil, nj prices. on hand
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-30

FH>lflsKE Will be offered public
day, the l4h Of November of John Rea
gan Deceased In Washington township Bnune comfy following
properly VIZ hogs aad sheep, farming utensils
hold furniture the credit will he - giving i'm an
proved security Further cnndous The Of sa
Sale to 10 O'clck. SOLQNON- COOK ~
October 2ilh, ISIS. "a ls
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE here given that The undersigned out let
tiers Of administration the John Reagan Wash
nglon township Boone tate deceased Those
against the viii file and them the
se indebted to said estate viii make The pro-
baby SOLOMON COOK sS,v
October Is, Is45. "a 3v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-30
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

"a TONS best quality of Iron all sizes English American
W and spring Steel &c. Warranted. and FOR sale low
J ALVORD & WOODWARD. Norris's Block
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-30
GESOlEREES.

n o. Sugar Coffee Imperial and Young Tyson Teas Sps
IN Dye Stu1s. &r. just received and or sale hy
- ALNORD & WOODWARD. 4 Norris,s Bloch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20

July cobeeje that ii can be shawn b, a.pnsb, dais
ne ntsrsi epop the OF It's CONSTRUCTOR and Keep
~ fepat, there ought Ia De hesallon IN going on
with IT.
fr"~ hsh The seuth Wesi and the West will yield IN
tolk greatly Than sufficient 10 pay III. iniee.
this sum $3.50 900. aud k,en ,,r Caral in repa
the least acqasaec with the resources ih,se rich and
extensive nalians Of orr State. will Tor mument
deny--ter.~es "thrTe ought 10 be no hesitation IN gus
ing with H." Especially when is considered that
by making III, Rosd rchansn instead of 10 Lynch
burg, tie svuihsNsst will save as Mr. Ctzet the State
Engineer, states In hsfepft. ii 1912 Ia lhn Legislature
s. per lun. all they may transport along the Road
and The West also will all that may be transported
ahng the Canal. the difference there 10 between Canal
and suice navigation.
To conclude: the long and The short Of he after Is
land The FULLER II is ify Investigated The clearly
II will appear, Thai uslrss the West is 10 have no In
pfosement At ALL the James River Canal shond he
iinu,d fflhwh Ia Buchanan, at least. And the Souths
Western Road whether II be a Rail OF McAdanizcd
Road should terminate al that place.
am much pleased with the very sensible view which
Is ihken Of his subject by the Editor II the Richmond
Times. in his paper OF The Goth and 29lh Sept In
swer 10 Mr.. Toler. and hope that you will forthwnh
copy these remarks IL whole, or make extracts from
them, iof the benefit Of your readers We need NIL tle
light We can get this subject 10 which this a, well
almost every other section Of The Slate is ~ derpy in
'eresled. Wien claims are rightly understood III,
legislature cannot and vii not withhold from Us the
nd which Is Justly our due. FAIR PLAY
Oei,ber g. lSl5
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10 John CundT TiRiam CundiG, Uihiam R, "a
and Mary ms rife, lote Mary CmdiG Jatos D. D.
ana EhsabeM his rJe, late Elizabeth Cm'dI' a,
ara C"ndD. James Cundi1, jain KeHison AL +
ran ms ~ye. late Sarah CmdiD. aid Darid n :"
phy and LecisJ his ,cite, late Tcpisy CmdW
'Akt. notice, that on the 9Th day of NosFa'
ie19. at The residence Of Agness Nleador' ~,
county oil Morgan. in the Stale of Missouri. We sa
Inc deposition of Edmund McGeorge and II ifO'
cause We shall nut take the said deposition on TIA +
we shall take the same at The same place on tue
November, 1916: Also, on The 18th day NO'@l
lo4o' at the office OF Elijah r. E.skridge, Esq" J"
to"n OF Hardlnsbnrg, in the county Of BrecklnH'!
State OF Kentucky, we shall take the Dispositions ~,
seph Bully and Juhn BuIy and # from any cav
snail not lake the said last mentioned deposiIloTs
uay' we shall lake the same al The same place
,'h Gay November 1916 Alof which SAID ~
.'ns' when taken, are intended to be read in eVIo'
we ''ai ol suit in chaneery, now Depending
circuit superior court Of law aud chancery. tor The
VI pruh,fn' wherein we are plaintiffs and you u
ers are defendants. WILLIAM YATES
MiLLY YATES.
JOHN MOTLEY ,,no;rlEI
CALLAN W. YALE
Ia. W"
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Rmttral.
LseEss SUNNY errors.

~ THE LarE WILLIAM LaceETT.
Though Lies DARK and thorn, path,
It's goal the silent tomb.
Il yet spots Of sunshine hath,
That smile amid the gloon,
The fris nd, who veal and wo ps.takrs,
Unchanged ~ha,eer his iof,
Who kindly soo,hes ,le ireoN thai aches,
Is sure a sus.,, sr.h
The wifi &ho hall oar burdens bears,
And utter. not moan,
Whose read, hand pes of our tears,
Unhecded all her own;
Who treasures every kindly word,
Each harsher forgot,
And carols bli,hei, as btfd-
She's, too, sunny spot.
The child who in, at and eve,
In prayer ts tiny voice.
Who gneses wb-ne er its parents gricvs
And JOYS when they reJoice.
10 whose bright eye young genius CLOVIS,
Whose heart, without a blot,
j. fresh and pure a. sumner rv,e,
That ehilds sum, SPOT.
There's yet upon lii,s weary road
One spot OF brighter glow,
Where sorrow half forgcts its load
And tears no longer fow;
Friendship NAV vi,her, love decline,
Our child his honor blot,
Bu, si,ll nndin'md that spot will sbine-
Religion lizhts tlust SPOT.
WINTER ScRAr-The follow ing quaint .pithph va
written on the tombstone Of youth frith Defb,sire
EaslaaI The comparison i. sessonable
'Our life Is but a winter. DAY.
Some only breakfast, aud away
Oilers 10 dinner stay, and full fed
The oldest man but sups and goes 10 10 bed,
Large is II, eehr VITO fingers out The day-
Tho goes the soonest has ihr ftdsi 10 pay
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I'lai llf.
against

William Swanson, John Il. Su arson, Charles S. Sua.
sou, Joseph Swanson, Frances Swanson. Geor-e u.
Swanson, Snsannah Swanson. admlnslrair de bls
non with the will annexed OF Othu sw as,l TT =, anil
Samuel NJ Garland, Executor ut ,aid O.hu sNau>a,
dec, DrItula4.
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Oct 10

\ Ia circuit superior court Of law aud rhancc,. ca
L n inued by adjournment, and h. Id for the eau
OF Amherst. at the curt house, SdiuTd " tie 81
day OF August. 1915:
jonathan A. Stout, Pai IA
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~ ~" " wv, ""'', "'an any ho"se 10 Lyncnou,S'-
IhahA,h ID ef "lu customers 'v' me very hoefsi Pa
'"nas' "'''"'"s ,s""n'" u" '"e', 'hes ~" s'nm''
an O' On" aud an 90 'hey arc determined 10 sell 0a''
sa,.s'
me |li'"i"s list comprises portion Of Their STOCK
y" ao IL. \ n g
on mus D. ~ ayr,
,.,,o no' 90
IN a.,,.,' ~ "a a" aJ - u So w
~ :, o,a.I. S'u ~ 1ne"'
OK h,,,.. -
,Gs 80. 30 -. r A.
o. :" Law, uan,, .ad Nascabo do
8 Lbds N.l,ssos ~
o :. :, 60. =. .,perior article.)
2qh,,,.,s v
10 b,,pl. Ia,
~ h.,,ols ua,,;,o.
10 Sbad
900 sacks L,yernol Salt.
10 G. aIam do
20 h,ueIs d,
oooo lhs R,le Cation.
10 tons Bar Iron,
10 Ions Lump faster
, 600 lbs |llstered Steel
2 ilorces Rec,
% barrels Tanners OIL,
2 casks Rice.
30 boxes Tea mart VERY fine
$50 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel.
40 kegs Nails. assorted sizes.
so do Box and Fencing Nail
6,00c lbs Sole Leather.
80 Grind Stones,
% boxes Cheese,
- kegs Blasting Powder.
~ do Bdponl's and Kentucky Rife do
a. bags Shot,
60 boxes Sperm, Hull and Taow Candles,
40 a" Soap,
20 Tu,ct do
1 ,4s0 lbs. Castings,
bales Hops,
5o boxes 3 by ~ and 10 by l2Ol.ss,
5Okegs Nh'le Lead,
casks Putty,
2 barrels EPSON Salts,
ceroons Caracas" Indigo,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20
Executors sale OF Land.

-
IN execution Of the last will aud testament VI ~"
Wharton. deed, the subscriber Oilers 'o' ss
valuable tract Of land of which said decedent uea sen
ed lying in Bedford county, on The waters " '''"e
Creek, and Containing
63J .7CRES.
THIS land lies near Waneh's Ferry, Is conse"'e"' =,
access being about mile from Jamf' h'e,, anu
twenty above the town OF Lynchoufg. It's wen wa
tered and ,mbered nj fertile soil, and contains rom
60 To 100 acres of bottom land, about me ha' VI '"e
tract is yet 10 clear. OF which good Pon Is 'oo'o'o
land. The cleared land is in good heart Any Pe'so"
wishing to purchase will duubt view the premises,
which will be shown ny Mr. Harwood Majpr, residing IN
the iyhbohood Terms will be one. two and 'hree
years credit bonds with good security. and deed oil
trust Possession will be given this fall Application
may be made the subscriber in Liberty, OF 10 WI"
liam A. Wharton, about miles froa the premises.
JNO. A. WHARTON.
EA'or Of Iuo. Wharton. decd
o. The Lexington Gazette will publish the above
ADVERTISEMENT and send this olice ior coec'
ZION.
Sept. WITS
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VIRGINIA:
r rules held in the clerks office Of the copn,v
N Bedford on Monday tho first day oil Septemb pso
'"''''' . oga;,, Plaintiff
Jane, Board, Pleasant Preston, ADMINISTRATORS l.
oil Mary Board deceased, and William F. Hall '0"H non
J.. Defendant,
The defendants, James Board and William I'm
having entered their Appearance and given secur, lot
Ing To the act of assembly and the rules of ib eoid
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are ana
liant, OF tins eommonw 1t IS ordered that the, do a
the bill ohe plaintiff and that copy Of this IN
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in Ne
Of Lynchburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY anil no., Na
the front door OF the Courthouse. IS ft"a al
n Copy-Tese,
JNO. X. STEP ZOE, ca,
September W.,
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L circuit superior of law and chanctrv' con
"A ilnued by adjournment and held for the county
OF Amherst at the court house, Monday the LIST day
Of September 1916
Edmund Winston, late Sheriff Of Amherst comfy,
and as such administrator de bons with the will an
neXed o Henry IL. Waits deed Plaintiff
against
catherine Watts widow and relic of Henry II
Watts decd. Lew r.. Staples and Elizabeth SiapIes
his infant daughter, Edwin Watts Robert NJ JENNINGS
and Ann Maria his wife, and Stephen Charles Jesse
and Mary Watts, the last four infants under twenty ne
years OF age by Robert TIsey specially assigned their
guardian, Defruaan,s
In CHANcERY.
MS cause came on to be heard upon the papers for
merry read and the report Of Commissioner Browp
mace IN pursuance Of the order OF the 10Th day ot Ano
gust 1874 with tour exceptions thereto filed bv the de.
PENDANTS Edwin IL. Watts, Lewis T.. STABLES and lem
nhss ana "ne, and one exception by the defendant
Lewis f. Staples On consideration whereof The cnur,
do' sustain the said exceptions and recommit The re-
pvt w ee same commissioner To he stated accordn,
" 'ne opinon of the court now given upon sao excep
os ana again report 10 the court with any ,,a,,.rs
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or reoni,ed
by The parties TO be so stated
copy-Teste
Ro. TlNSLEY. CTk.
CoMMIssroNER's OFFICE
Amherst CT. llo. Sept Sth lS15
me parties interested IN the frepo inu ord,r u IN ,,L
"o'ce mat nave appointed the 10Th tay of Novemh,
next TO commence the accounts therein men,ioned On
"h'ch day at ~ oclock in the morning they are re
que-ed 10 attend at my office, with their acconn,s
an copies OF Court papers, prepared for exami
Oct IS. " oom r.
. JOB WORK,
n \ u
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EW FALL &C 20 ID =

NEW FALL Il d ID =
fUNlE Subscribers have Just received portion of their
4 FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF SUPE
RlOR READY-MADE CLOTHING, consisting in
part OF supr. blue and black cloth and beaver cloth
Coaks blk. gold mkt, sleeps grey. and fancy Over
Goats; Sacks aud Office Coats black, grey, blueblack,
and fancy French and English doe skin cass. Pants
black silk, satin, velvet, and fancy velvet, marino,
wooden velvet and valencia Vests Of every pattern and
style.
Also, an assortment of Merino and Lambs wool and
Ipswich Shirts and Drawers; cotton Shirts with linen
hosoms and collars Scaris nd Cravals of variety of
styles and patterns; Gloves. Handkercheis, Snspenders,
Collars, Sc.
All o! which will be sold low for cash by
PARIIAM 4 HOPKINS.
Oct 2 Is
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WILLIAM r.. A'OU.t
Atthc old stand Of
BRYANT 4 YoUrG'

now receiving md has 10 sioJ, us AL sIVch Vt
GROCERS.o,
-. /. L.. - st in The Norihsrn Markets
~" -. 80 'v Jnes himself tn sell as low as
-. -, A.. ~ eoantry. The following com.
'y 80 :; rs Stock H.=
P'''' IN Nd Pono Rico and n. q. Sugar, = 81
Cuba clarified and 81. CfoIx do
trooxes Isai Sugar. a#t#fs.#
rs bags RIo Lapulfa AID Java Coffee,
$50 sacks Sail,
20 hhds aud bbls. Nolasses,
. hhds splendid 4. tico DO 10, fe,Sn'ne'
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William j Mitchell, Robert ondurant Thomas Bonlg
rant, JOHN Bondur jacob Bonduran Jose III Badn
rant and Rignale Bats, James Gondurant, Thomas Bo
rant, Noah ,ondnrant, Am Duncan, Henry Salee and
Patsey his vile, formerly Pnsey Bonourant Moses Fod
Thom,s, l,ham, jack on, George and William l. Mcada
and Mary II Dtvis children of Jonas and Elizabeth Meade
Marianone -stley Mary and Josephine Bondrant ca.
dreh oiJosePh bohdiflnt deceased Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20

VIRGINIA :-Na eourf held for Bedford esn,,
courthouse, the 10Th day oil August one thou.,nhs
hnnd. ed and fon,fve = = sr-"' eisht
John Ashvell, it,, Meredith Ashwell. t,n;., a.
James Ashse, Thona, Ashwe, Jesse Mitchell aah"sH
his Wit form erly Jane Ashwei William Paw a Jan.
c, his wife, formerly Nancy Ashwel James ivnchN Van
Ella abeb his wife, formerly Elizabeth Ashwell and wn
Pavne committee Of the person and estate Of
Nelly Ashweli, Plain@s. an
against -5.r4.ss -.
Nancy A. Ashwen. -. Def,,a.s
In CHANcERY. ###.#
The defendant, Nancy A. Ashw ell, not baying ant,
appearance and given security according TO the A., hsr
sembv and the rules OF this court, and il As
satisfaction of The court that she inhabi,, " The
commonwealth II is ordered, That she do appea VI his
the Monday in November next, and aps,ye i
the plaintiffs; and that aeopy Of this order be
published in newspaper printed in the tow of Hh
burg for months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at H. fb
door ol the court house Of this county. " h'n
A Copy--Teste,
JNO. X. STEPrOE
SeP''"'-' WIN
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ISO

Pepper, Ginger, Allspee. Nutmegs, Nader. Alum,
White Lead, Hats Blankets, Demllohns, Jugs, Buck
cts, Grndsones Calcoos Bedtlckng, Nankeen, aud in
fact every article usually kept in such establishment
lie sociis call from his old customers, who have
literally patronsed him, well the public generally
Sept 22 is
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Wylhc mills.

IN KEGS Of Gssham's Nails, assorted, consisting q
s,, -, OK. warehouse and different szos of cnmmon
These nails are Of superior quality. being made n
hammered lron. McpANIEL ( McCORKLE
July 8 :.
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The subpoena awarded II, ran, ~, tie. IS h day III ll
lS4O, being returned eAtcn ID mnn = = d, Irnaar Asl.
uel Nj. Garland, executor ii o ha Swanson. dtr. s3
two months having elapsed as we'll since the return d,
thereof as The hng Of the Ihinllf 5 hill and tp de-
PENDANTS w lillian swanson, John r. Su a,,on ttalr'
,. Swanson, Joseph Swanson, FRANCES Saansuu, Grr
W. Swanson aud Susannah Swanson administrative
oonls NON with the viii annexed Of Ohm Swansea
Sa's' "'"h me pan III apmars 10 have pruceed1f
me MODE prescribed by law against abstn iendsa
sun 'a'nS 10 appear anu ansn er; motion of the p
l1hy counsel, his OIL is taken for confessed And a
upon 'his cause came on 10 be heard upon the bill 81
exhibits. and was argued by the Plaintiffs coun@
Va CONSIDERATION VIII, Tei the court duh order thu Il
defendant Snsaanah Swanson, administrator de buns
with the Will annexed of Otho Swanson dec and Sa
MGarIand. executor Of said Ohio Swanson dec do ~ l
der be1re one The commissioners OF This conr acv
o Their adnlnis rauns Vi The estaie Of said Otho SIS
sondec hlch accounts the said commissioner is drs
ed to examine state, settle, 4 make report thereof
court ln9clhti Win an account Of The plaintiff II
ana 'ne debts o' all other creditors wiiu may appel
lore him and prove their demands STATING The pr
and dignity Of said debts, aud al, account Of the om
and value oi the rta! estate of " hch the tsiamr
seized and possessed, and of the annual value lbrI
wl!h any matter specially stated deemed perIiocnI
himself or required by the parties To be SO stated N
The SAID commissioner Is directed 10 publish nOe
some public newspaper, printed in the town of Lyt
burg, warning all creditors Of the SAID Ohio Swas
dec 10 appear beioe him with proof Of their resPs'
demands A copy-l'esle
ROBERT TINSJEi,
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendants Thomas Bonaurant Noah BOND. ,,f,
Ann Duncan and Henry Sallee and Patsey his vile moi
having entered their appearance and given secury aeon
ding to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this CONT and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they arr mi m
habitans OF this country 1t is ordered that the said a
defendants d, appear before the Justice, of our county
OF Buckne ham, at The courthouse on the first dny of
cember next, md answer the bill Of The plaiGG al
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some now.
paper, published in the town of ynchburg for two on
SUGGEST ely and posted at the front door OF the
OF this county. A Copy feste
X. ELDRIDGE, C. r.r
Oct 10 ,y3r
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GROCERE

together with many other ARTICLES not usually kept IN
theft line of business all Of which have been purchased
10 the Northern markets Ior and under The most
favorable circumstances. which will enable them 10 sell
a. INV. II moi lo~er. Than any house in Lyncbbufg.-
Thankful Ia their old fo the very liberal pat
ranage heretofore ssterded To ih.m they solicit
rsl ifvm aud all, they determined 10 sell bar'
gains.
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ROBERT TINSLEi, c


>
Sept ID, lS45
The parties interested in the foregoing order Of a
VIII take notice that have appointed the 29tl Jl
October next 10 commence the accounts therein nals
on which day, al ten O'Clock in the morning, they
requested 10 attend at my Office at Amherst conhos
with Their accounts, vouchers and copies Of court PIE
prepared tor examination and settlement.
HOWELL l.. BROWN, Conn"
Sept go vim
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VIRGINIA. At rules held in the cer' : oni,e of ,h
ty court Of Franklin county, the 9Th du, of S,r,.n
Der, 1915: 9'fAe@'
Charles d. Ferguson, P,;n,.a
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AGAINST
jeremiah Ferguson and Robert A. Scott Defendants
In CHANcERY
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-09

"A Premature Eud0vsensessf.-A story is told OF
a Hibernian who offered his vote in neighboring
town under circumstances which induced the loco.
focos 10 believe him Wing. He had hrs ticket
firmly encased in his brawny st. when the lnspec-
tors asked him his name.
isBarhsy Flaghesty, yer honors. the world over,
save in KintucEy, where they call me Barnabus O
Elagherty for shortness" =. sl&
81 challenge his VOTE" said loco foccs % soon
IS he heard the word "Kentucky."
ssyou are challenged Mr.. Flagherty. Are you
prepared to take the oath "
- I'm challsnged am II Then Pm the man Tor
his mutton. ANY weapon from double full OF
bones TO DoDahrpok shillelah. And a. lor the
oath, pmready toesear by st, Patrick crould Hick-
ory that better Democrat ~ A.-
.sWifhdraw the challenge, Jim. He'sfot FIX
.As for the matter Of that, thin, Ivotsd for Suld
Hickory and q
sssssI withdraw the challenge"
ssAnd for Martin Van Buren,
.ssTake his vote-take his VOTE"
'sBut the old boy take me If I'm Nef caught oy
loco foco blaFney agin,r added Barney - ne saw
his vote deposited-and marched oil shouting sor
ssonld Kaintuclr. who never turned the back 81
his hand to friend nor the back Of his ccat TO an
inimy :" s-y -iE9tg6sl.m 8ts,jr. 7a
The Wings shouted and the loco focOshung Their
lips as Barney Flagherty placed his thumb on MS
nose aud gave his premature endorseFs ''the top q
the morning fortheir swate gentiIity "-soos Dem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-09
is MsschgssS EssQsssr
fUBEIshED EyEHT THnRsDxx 80 ~ ING
80 BIZ G.. ADAMS. "

TERlfs. ITO village and single mall subscriber
two dollars per year. payable before the explation
nfeixmonths. 10 companies Of six or more 81 so
PER year. of $l.25 il pnid inadvance The snhscri-
Der of course pays the mad OF stage chssge foI
sfezfsge are paid, except At the discretion Of the
editor. - sass ~ g .sf = fg'ie es'
,vAnVn5 One square, three hsertions n
and the same proportion for more than 4 square,
Half square, IS cents. Continuance over three
5Sehs 90 per cent per week. A liberal deduction
made for embellishments continued 6 OF re months.
:: Administrators and Executors Notices. 81 90
Commissioners Notices, f.25
AL eoTpmpnications must be rpsr PAID