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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
&R d MARSH.
TOPARENTS

DR.. Jayne's Carminative Balsain ia a cey,,i, ,,d -
ay enis -, Marrhas yscHisry cholera Morbus sum
inc stomach or bowels caused by mprudence or error In
se,. las erected cures IN the cases OF these
oonp,e nineven where hope had almost ne-sna he'd
etender infant from early grave and called firth The
eSsamsison ~ has saved the child" The Proprietor
mas usr extensively in private practice for nnrter f
and believes that he has saved number OF lives hy
~ uuesy use Every person Afflicted with these com
plants invited to Try hottie Of " bieh h ,a,
.s % Eivs relief Pamphlets containing directions
- Prepared only No. 4 south T'hrd ~, Pbii.dc rhi
fof sale ny sep2s JcRUMBACKER, Whec:ins'
ERisYrEI.As is only one among many of,he numer
W. ssn,s "i,eh ordinate IN impurities ofihe blood
hogtperence has shown that few IL any are more iC
neus J" overcome hut tse Cekener sugar Coated We.
sns have grapplsd successfully with it in every
lefm. mIs Jones, Of Ahany, now upwards OF 20 yoafs
~ sse hsd been znieet TO periodical returns Of
R,a ON heI earliest infancy and lsiseIy had been so
ssshsch Recourse had, formerly 10 the fsniIS
rnyseisn ges ~. Pfeseip'ien only drove the Affection
Onward a. Usual. TO return with violence THE
Doctor finally recommended a box Of Lees pin. hat
~ VrHs ss sos mistake 81 .hs Aro,hsesa clerk bos
was sen IN iheir stead Having little faith in Pills Of a.
nv . ana senE Ssse. npeIsious wh.
lsstson. and aiief all might out for the best
~ - ssSo.angly made use q them. The result ofs
tiogs bottoms The patient rapidly recovered ana hss
ns ~ ss,I. ssk Of ikrisyPels since The Doctor
tion boz zee - eonpftely RssoBished when he diseo
ys,a s,s ssfor that be Resolved from that time forward
sesers Sugar cossd ysgeisAe Pis w ssis Nv
IVY A. q. PAIRCffiLD
The elevated and h0noFsbs station occupied now by
thsi NEST valuable Of medical preparations called tbs
feaHh Restorative. has by s remarkable virtue. so,s,
s~p eesslned. The duesseu promptly cured W il ar,
eoo'e ehdsoases the most virulen, and abhorsns To
Fss iln tender and beloved object Of eur csro sr..
influence and drawing Rsarto expected death
surely The most heart Tcndine ~ az spsesae,e- Tn.
taWn vish ofth Restorative Gains ne storm az ~ Ii
os sna fsi.es TIE star n Hone and when this rrel,
hes nihlcd is once the cure h Effected AMI ,e 80, :.
feelty sec ieel sad srnbrace those who beE,re "a 49,
o. mind given ny near 10 aasfh " -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

This disease. ffem It's long standing aud repeated
lacks, and also from the IN which has tees
treated, Omen leaves the degs of tie disease, some way
c'ugng 10 the there IS great weakness
aud pTosr of strength dull heavy pain located
IN some part OF the systdm In all such Doctor
SwAyne Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry will ts found
excellent remedy 10 suppou, strengthen and give
gor 10 declining health, aud defend IL om the nrosds ~
disease.
There daily certificates nom various persons whicR
add sui Client testimony the great efficacy ~ thh "a
valuable nediehe IN curing this conplainr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware aud
Georgia. Class No Extra.
To lie drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, ON Thursday
October -, 1916.
prize Of $4,000: ofssoo; Of 600; SO of 600
20 numiefs ~ drawn. Tickets s5 eer,ihc ate OF oS
who.es $40, shVes in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
NEW PAPER WAREHorsE

sEBtfE snbseFiter- would most se.ues.a,r, ,,e,r,.
p,ue tt.@ tbey have Just opened IN tbs city large
$50 - nena a. az times i and cogapleiq assortssnt
~ - st.s o. pfning paper, hook rater ~ lnerios
E-.s.f ao letter and Gao ;spcF. schoa Ecntr pfsrs
49, ftninf Ink, ffutef's csrds together with -
e'ftefi q articles nsfd BY Payer Nanufsriress
- te! extensive 80 abfhuicuf having recently hrsn
ssieffea SD nrfnFed We wiu b. able 10 eouifs-s
Whh any 80 ahifshment iu the west
Meites thas cef increased fariifles with stfesi ION
% afness ard pfoNpinos. wiH secnfe 10 ne arrs IA
Pshlie psiFonsEe.
- 80 e4ehts ~ huuht's Fsisut Crlinder Nsrbipes
so wiH cows sptiy seep en- hard siin ps.rs -. 90
-, sae ~ sinds n machinery nsfe ~ the,n
ahss ~ pepef Hade 90 order 81 is siioftesi no'es
TO hi1hea cash pSite pad or res.
n a 4. EfEuMAN
No. 90 Main -. ieiwsen - sd nh
hsSt aoor i8 the Bank ~ fsaisvtie
- - ~ Lon ~ iifa ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

Y
wy have lust fsssvsd 10 FRI i0t 81 our Faa cs..
w tud VII eno1 have sompire sssCyi sent -
tsshsonalo Gays lciv ~ sod cloth, f1f sd nv,
CT ca, lfJOa wtsl sslgsins ~ Hs'- r. = :
$50 Gers ssit
. ...in.ont ue.s lI, outh end N the r,syts =,
sasei' 'hi'n $500 sepu DARE 4 uOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
Observation-Disclosures mn cIoru,

= PIECES extra fine Black French
Twied Belgium
g., . Brown do. intended EXPRESSLY
.oi saeks piece Cashmere cloths for alie., rlosL
Ne' large stock of low.prieed cloths OF every col
o., winch have been bought very reduced priccs I.,
received. sep 10 HENSENEY A EIIODIsS
FOR FRENCH GENTLEMEN.
n ICH Fancy Silk Velvet vestings
.@~ Plain and Figured Satin do
Fancy Merno aud Cashmere DO
finest htst fdsured Satin Fancy Cravais Linen and Sill
70 rocket handkerchief, Gloves, suspcndcrs &c
eePN SENSENEY A. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
mo IoxEs TIN PLATE. lax

mo BoXEs TIN PLATE. lax
10 pigs Banea Tin receiving and for sale low ~
Jeis j. W.PAXrON $50.
TRAiLEYTs MILITARY SHAVING cREAM-This
~ To certify that have made OF the Military
shaving Cream, prepared by William Bailey, corner OF
uon and sands street for about eight months
~ ana that ind 10 10 superior any article of the
KIND ever lefoe used, andI would Cheerful Nv recon
Soap 10 r Uct.DIN's
BROOKLYN "
i have used the Military Shaving Cream nAnuf,etur
co ny Mr. VIM. Bailey, corn.r OF Fulton and Sands sts
bIookiyn consider u most excellent article and re-
eomhend II 10 the notice Of the public. MP O'HERN
gratitude otths public, IL Is BAiiey's Milf; ary Shaving
cream have used IL for long time and do unbesi.
tahxy say IL is the very hest soap ever yea invented
LOT shaving ~ leaves the face smooth aud eomCprta
oe as one could ask for, and its perfume is delightful
ne IaheI Is thick and heavy and docs not dTv on The
lace Indeed y may be called the plus ultra Of the
HHBUTf.El lGo Sands It, Brooklvn
for sac ny most Of the druggists aud fancy dealers in
psouy ana throughout the United States and whole
sale and RET all by tile proprietor.
| WIN, BAILEY, corner Of Sands and Fulton ats
Tor sac wholesale and retail the Manufacturer,
prices ny PRNOE& PAUL.,
| sep ie--ly Cole Agenisfor VvhaeI he
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.
| M 'Calsm has large of Beetle & Cussrs "a,
| 80 ashton Hats which he viii receive this dav non
New iorkIhosf wishing ashiOnahe Hat will do " e
10 can soon al LIS Main street.
seplI &C N,CAIJAU.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

u z BBLs LARGE NO 2 MACKRREI,. Brand Issl
sspts sHEIvER STEELE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
e27.OoO.

roKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS No. 1917
10 tie drawn at Wilmington Delaware, on Monday
lprize OF ST eco. of5,ooo Iof3oOo of ioe. &C
m nnmlers - ballots. Tickets So, a ecrtide ate OF
70 wholes Sll2, shares in proportion. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

HffCiDfNpiA OF SIX THOUSAND RIsrrtFTa
~ ana coisisfd infofas ion in ne Arts Nsnufsr
,sfes SO fs'-, tnelndtnf Ae4ifiae Fhssnfaey fna
fonesic EsnnofaV. deserved e. soa.fs.e ii,t - !.
ieftncs ~ ihe Msnui4rtsrer. Trsfasmsn A. ~ 4 y
aceieJ. husifaifd sfh RHnicrsp saFrssiaqs r.. AZ
HlHN ", THoNfafyN
sePa bcltsciier gnplsi Sitses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
35,29o Dollars

Grand Consolidated Dottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Class No i2
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaw are on Saturday
October L., 1916.
Prize OF s35 SOS: l OF 5000; of 45oO; l ofsOoo
20 hun' eIs IL drawn. Tickets SO; certificate OF o6
"hoies VIII cost SliOi shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
FHESII SUPPLY.

John ". THOMPSON, successor to J. j. Hasweli,
decs, has just received fresh supply of Rocks and
Stationary which, added 10 his already large and varied
assortment, enables him TO TO the former
the establishment and Ell others who may honor hin,
with call that his stock IS complete and thai
the reputation OF his predecessor a. cheap Bookseller
v>SI lie fully sus, aimed by hun. sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
/ 5000

Grand Consolidated LOTTERY of Delaware aud
Georgia-Class 10 extra.
To Re drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on Thursdav
October ~. 1876
prize of $4,000. Of 10 400; OF 5000 Of oOo
20 noul eTs - ballots Tickets S.: Certificate ofo5
whoies 5000; shares IA proportion "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottert Of Delaware and
Georgia-Class No. AZ.
To he drawn Al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
October 81, 1876.
prize Of $4,000, ofI0, COO ora 500 OF 1000 &C
20 numbers, ID drawn. Tickets $40; certificate Cf u
wifoses Slls, shares in proportion.
SNAIL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws as follows throughout the month Of October.
Draws on rrescays-rapital prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 ccrtihc of package wholes SD
sharcA IN proportion.
Draws ON Thuudays-esphaip prize $4,000
Whoe Tickets 81; certificates of package whoios Si4;
shares in proportion
Draws on SatuFdSys--capns 81 prize sIoea.
Whole Tickets ST. certificates OF age wholes IA;
shares in proportion
Address your orders TO
". l.. DORSEY, Wheeling Va
W = The drawings will lie published regularly ,n tho
Times, and also in the Argus Reinemte or
N. L. DORSEY'S Lucky Office
oe' ~ WuEELIEo, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

RjI RS. BELTS Fema'e Truss or Abdominal, Sumo,
ave- yer sale a. Tie drug store OF ASTODD
sep - sC2 Main street, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
SNAIL FRY LOTTERY
cocDs

NEW GO"nS
RCST received, stock Of Fanand Winter Goods
- by sepl ID s. MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
100000.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Class II extra.
To he drawn al " Wilmington, Delaware on ,rbur,d.v
October -, 1876. ""S
prize OF $4,000, Of loeo4, I of 5ccO ! OF 500
20 hunters, l3i aiOs. Tickets So: certificate of "a
whoes SO, shares ia proportion ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

m nALEs Brn Musns DO Mariner shirine
- ~ DO Linen Crash 7 caves Bcaehed Muslin
Bales IiokinEs do Kerseys
10 Brown Drilling Do Kentuetv Tsanss
GASES Blue escorted and White skein Thresd In ,o
and fol sale lo~ By TALLANT & DEIAPLAIR.
sop ID MOniot stree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

TAbLANT a. DELAPI.AIN
a RE now receiving and opening their Pan S,osL "A
"a Dry Goods iof jobbng. The attention of Dealer.
I a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

ovo pieces Prints OF every variety aud stvIs Good
9usy OF last calors for ceIis per yard The very lest
SYKES TOT lst cents per yard such as formerly sd TO- 90
% furniture prints, good eolors, for g. cents per
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
$50 700.

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia. Class No. al.
To be dawn a Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday.
1 Prizs Of SO POO; orls.coo; Of 1000: xisoo
IS No>- ~ taiIo<s. Whole tickets $40 A certificate
81 . vholts will col Sl3<; shares proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

CAOttMEhES.
"A excellent and complete assortment nj 4, ..h.
&A Cashmere and Dclane Rotes and any ousn,i,s 80
variety OF all other Dress Goods Ribbons French FLOW
ers &c all Of which viii he sold very low for cAsn al The
new cheap store. WIN Raj ~ WIG
sop s5 Nearly opposite the N. w. Bank. Msin,,
RACoN-Anoiher lot Of those fine Hams aud Shout.
- ders, received and for sale by - 10 MREII.IY
CIDER ViNEGAR-wsrsnted pure and strong. ON
hand and for sale by sep 10 MREILLH
EsiNE ANGOLA HATS for or poLrAR T,cUst
sep 10 MCALLAMS, us Nam street.
II DRAM HATS for one dollar each q,
sep 10 MCALLAM's, Main street
~ ENTs' Pine SILK We've, Cans. splendid s-,ic,e 70
w ceived at scp23 MCALIAM's Main 70
EslNE silk Velvet Cans, for infants, al
I" sep y MCALLAM'S, LIS Main street
TIRED Peaches and Apples. Timothy and Clover
- seeds White Beans, Crab Cider Keg and Roll But
wax and Country Produce generally.
sep23 HIM JAMESON
N. R.-FsmHy Bacon for sale. 'A'"'S0N'
sr. LouIs. Deem her z 1876
DR. EoFF-SiR-l beg an taking your Pills and have
taken Three FOXES and find great relief and calling FOR
more. foun that your agent had len the city can
not md any thing to suit my complaint hut your Pills.
You wiz please send me 10 hoxcs by the eapan OF some
s'eamt3Si DO not neglect it, my health very lad.
For sale, Wholesale orTeisii by
PRYoR& PAUL.,
sep4 General Agent for the PToprielOrs
- UM sUsPENgERs-5O dozen Gum suspender.. a
NJ superior article just received and sale low nv
sep "a TALLANT & DELAPLAIN.
RR RS BELTS Fcma'e Truss or Atdomir., su,,o,.
ava Ter sale a; the drug store OF AsToDD.
sep - .Cs Main street, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

x ~ TiNEs jon OFFICE has tesn .lpplied ,rnh an
r. boz splrudid sf0ct ~ Philadelphia sod New Yofk
lVs lrpt snd Orrsmeutsr Aiep NNgN INKS. Gene
va yssf ns JOS. aurE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
NEVEk LET RI BE SAID hGAfN TH 4
SCROEIII Al is INCukARIE

v y
Brentiugefa Atcrsive avrup Re- composed sntifeiv -
Ncge ac ffeparrd differently fon any rules heretofore
lad down n very pleasant 90 ne and ahhsn~
acis A. catHaffic yet may ~ any isnrh n
tiue wltont weakening the fslsnt. u VIII eufe al
dec arising ffom impurty n the bosd For paftif
uiars cali urFuf'tnEet'a Arffuefa. AshiaHd aousr
Wfrrifnn fruT ~ BRENTLlNgEn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

0crThe toricinal ana only) genuine article 10 only p
pared by DIR. Swayne, north west corner sth aud Hs
streets, fhi'adcipa. ToUCH SOM! except that leari
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

q BOXES FRESH LEMONS.
. Oranges,
! SAX Bordeaux Almonds;
f" Fresh Palm Nuts,
Bhl sGSar Crackers jusf received and Tor ,s,e nv
sep 10 = ID WOGnRCW ma Naip,si,e.t
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
Mr.. Editor-I think, with your cor

NJ. EditOr-l think, with your cores
pendent " H. r. }" of the 18th District, that
it is high time that the Whigsof our coun-
ty aroused themselves for the approaching
campaign. We are in the field with State
Ticket Of which we may justly feel an hon
est pride; and as one of our favorite sons
has been placed upon it at our, suggestion,
we are pledged to our brethren throughout
he State, TO give our noblest efforts for its
success. 4" F' "'Di" ~"
~ slt 1892 1a. ans.- ,a.s.-- - r. 49,.
We are not yet engaged in war with a
foreign foe, but hostilties- are commenced
against our domestic indG- -! pronounce 1,
1-rairy with united hearts, and = 9og ! the
hills and vaflies of our county lertfe cry be,
The Wing Tariff of 1912 Tshfees Wing
Senators-and 500 majority for our State
Ticket! ,-5g, 4. 18Th District. +.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12

ON LEN F0RIG CONVENTIONS.
lad Isl ana I'D sspa,dslal Districts,
ths Cot rentlohs have not ge. l..en called
We w9ald anPly sisgssitO the district
committees, that there seems to be general
feeling abroad that the Conventions be call
ed at an early day. The Wings of this cOun-
y have resolved upon sending three OOd ana
true Wings to the Senate, and they are ready
iand swaiaingAosnasp into the contest with a
spirit which cannot be conquered. Let the
campaign be opened at once. The period
for holding the election is coming upon US
u tkasssS u ~ u vtGdy tar Il.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
:, S;lrsSRSPAjREER AGENCY

Mr.. ". B. Psjler, Cenersl Agent for obtaiu-
,ng subscriptions' ADVERTISEMENTS, and making
collections Tor newspapers, in the citiesof New
York, PhiladeIDhia: aitimore and Boston, IL
authorized to take adye dement's ,subscEipti ions
TIC. in those cities for the pqnmer HIS New
York Office is III the sTriRne butidlhss. i0O
Nassau ST.; Boston, No. Is Sase' "a; baitisnore,
E. cornar of Baltimore and Calvert stssetg ,
hiladalp his, No. 50 Pine u! y. : 49,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
ANoTHER AGED RATRloT G0NE.

There died At Enfield Tompkins county,
shOrI time since, Me Phlneas Benjamin.
aged 81. The Ithaca Chrbniele says sOi
him:-Mr. Benjamin was a nativeof hitch
field county, Conn.,, and served three years
successfully in the Revolutionary army, and
most of that period under the immediate
command of Gen. Washington. He Tough,
in the battles of Monmouth and freston.-
Mr.. Benjamin emigrated to New York in
1902, and for thirty years has been president
of Lansing.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12

Mr.. Kilb0uSa: -" t~-.'.t' ~
The Wings of this town are waking up
70 the coming contest with an energy and
confidence which betokens success. have
never known them more united or more firm
in their purposes than At present. Our OPP
ponents are silly endeavoriug to make polit-
zeal capital out of the licence law of the last
session, but they receive word of caution
occasionally, from some of the more discreet
members Of their party, which makes them
careful how they NEEDLE with it. The
Wbigs are pretty sure 10 triumph in this
town, unless they are overborne by the Ia.
lbors Of a certain Bragadier General, whose
illusions occasionally illustrate the column.
ofyoar New Milford cotemporary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12

-. - -, Feb. 6, 1S46.
Mr.. r. X. Kilbourn-D Dear Sir: Enclosed
send you - dollars, and wish you to
send me as many copies of your papers as
you can afford for the amount, till the Is,
Monday of April. think we should, as YOU
suggest, go to acerk. instead Of listening to
the acroakings" Of faint-hearted friends and
secret enemies. In our "corner we can
give good encouragement, and report favora-
bly,. Never were the Wings more enthusi-
asically aroused than now, or more certain
of a glorious triumph in the county and State.
A RRIGHr iSror IN HuAGAN NATunS,- Tn
clerk Of the wrecked steamer Belle Zane re-.
,tates the following incident. After the disaster
!" young lady travelling under the protection
Of the captain was taken ashore in her night
clothes. having lost everything She afterwards
went on board the GAINESVILLE on her way 10
New Orleans. As soon AZ her case was known
among the ladies On board, they went 10 work
and in hour they had made up for her the sum
e fifty dollars in. money aud dress lor every
l6g u tae weGk:a: ~" -, +"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
RUMoRED DUEL. :,
WASHINGTON, Feb. S, 1886

A report is in circulation here this moRu-
ing of'a duel having been fought between
Thomas Il. Marshall and Cassius M. cav
in the State Of Kentucky, resulting fatally to
the ex-member of Congress. It is predisa,ed
upon letter by Mr.. Trumbo, of the House
from Kentucky, dated at Oweusviiie, In
which it is stated that such was the rufnor
at that place at the time Of writing; and
fa. tAer stating that Mr. Clay was. seriously.
If net MORALLY wounded. The letter was
brief and penned in haste. Other members
ofthe House from Kentucky know nothing
of the circumstances, and therefore the entire
story is hardly worthy Of credence, as some
thing would certainly have been understood
here ofthe immediase' occasion of the hos
tile meeting, or some intimation Of the cir
eumstances leading shsfet0.- Cur. Ne,oark
Daily. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
LIFE OF OLIVER WoLcoTT7. =

We are very glad to find in the New
York Evening Gazette a notice that the
Life Of the late Oliver Wolcott is TO be
given 10 the public by his grandson, Geo
Gibbs Esq. 1t will comprise not only q
life of Gov. Wolcott, but original letters
Of Washington, Hamilton, Knox, Picker
ing. Jefferson, and many other public
characters. the true and best materials for
accurate and valuable history. ,'. ssv
Oliver Wolcott was the third in success.
sion Of those distinguished men who SER
we'd, each in their generation, as Govern
ors Of Connecticut, members of the Ma
tional Congress. and in other important
public stations. Oliver Wolcott, the sec.
ond. was Signcr of the Declaration of
Independence. Oliver Wolco,t, the third,
The subject Of the forthcoming work, }
was Comptroller of the Treasury Depart.
ment, under Washington succeeded
Hamilton as Secretary of the Treasury,
and went out of Office on the accession of
Jefferson. He then became an active
merchant in the City Of New-York, in
connection with Gracies. also eminent
merchants. ~ .r-,..,r... .,4t... 81
Fl About the close Of the war, he returned
to Litchtieid, Connecticut, (wheres his IA
mity resided and in 1917 was made Cow
ernor OF Connecticut, by what was called
the federation Party This was party
made up of the Episcopalian interest with
inc Democratic party. 1t originated in
certain laws favorable to the Congrega.
tionalIsfs, of which sect were a large Dor
iion Of the State originally; and ia whose
hands was the Corporation of Yale Col
tege: The Tolerat,on party was in fac,
tho democratic party, aided by those sects
opposed to the Congregationaiists. o a3@
This new combination succeeded. and
'WolcOtt was elected Governor. in nine
successive annual elections. He finalty
declined re-election,and after a few years,
We enjoyed the advantage of knowing
and convarsing with him, at time when
our ears were open to hear, and his mouth
was willing to speak. 1t was an advan-
tage, which the world in these days sell.
doom affords the young He was a man
of strong intellect and large experience.
and more thaB all, intimately acquainted
with the greatest characters whoever trod
the stage of American History. He was
of the days Of Washington-a ne..;:oA ot
which the historian n,ay safely say If he
Judges oy any standard now prescnted)
mere were giants In those days '3'' - y
II the Biographer, as we hope he will,
gamers up the ample and exceilect mate
rial, which may be had for such lite he,
Will have both an interesting and valua.
Ole book. a f. jGHl E&s - ,sasH Vi
IL we could have accurate lives ar men
who have performed important parts in
public affairs. and been busiIy engaged In
great enterprises, :hey would be he most
Instructive OF all the books which could
De read by young men. or the iruuirers
into knowledge and history. .7Ta' :
-..J'' '5." .i Cincinnati Chronicle. -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12

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