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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-26
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IL T. 81 IL % Sc g. EsTs
A RE now receiving and offer for sale (very low.
4 A 30 hhdS. 81, Cfox, Z. L. aud ~ o. Sugars,
(pan prince
5000 lbs. WooIsey s w. double refined Loaf do
1000 his common Loaf Sugar.
50 hhls Cuba aud n. O clarified SUGAR
so hhds. aud barrels Molasses. (par pfime)
500 sacks livetpoo Salt, It, fine order
500 bags l.agmlra, RIO. 81. Domingo aud old Jas
va Coffee, (pau very pfime)
~ paekages Ganp"wder and Imperial Tea. (part
extra ine)
5000 his Sole Leather. slamp rood and lamaaed.
Upper Leather
300 lbs. Shue Thread,
5000 his. Cotton Yarns, Lyachburg, Richmond and
Manchester Factory
100 boxes Sperm and Iaou Candles. gouJ quail
ty and low,
so " Turpenline Soap
HALLS Shaving and Varcea'ed SAP.
. refa"ns lndiso. part PRIME aud warranted.
81 boxes and bags fepner, Ginger and plnento
30 " SNlO aud l0Nl2 Window Glass,
2uU kegs Nails from al Ia 40d very cheap
3o0o los. donbe Shear, Cast and BIislcrtd Steel,
warranted,
10000 lbs up county Bar Iron. well assorted.
1000 Bar Lend, 81 rays Shot, asserted,
30 kegs Dupon,'s +. Powder. warranted,
20 90 do Blasting do
80 nbIs No Nackerel. IN prime order,
20 d'z. panied Buckets
20 bales II aud Al brown sheetings and
Shlrlinqs,
10 DO No and 2 Cotton O1aa5urgs, very
low,
3000yar9 Tow and Flax Linen.
Bed Ticking, Calico assorted, Bleach Cotton Cotton
llandkerchleis, Spao Cotton. Patent Thread Needles
Pms, Cotton and Wool Cards. Cloihs and Ca-simtres
Wood Pocket Combs. Wrapping, Wriling and ettei
PaPer, Mustard. Knives aud Forks, black and blue
black Alpaca Lnslres. with every other article usually
found IN large stock Of Gonds, all OF whrh we will sill
al prices 10 sun The times From our old friends AID Tn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-26

The following Schemes will be drawn at Wilmington,
AS follows
Thursday 26lh-Pokomoke, Class CT. IS Nos. 10
drawn Capitals 5000. 5000. 20a0, 100. &r. 1rb-
els $3.50. taives 20, quarters ca, Drawn Nus. re-
ceiyed 2Sth.
Friday 27lh-Pokomoke, Class CO, - Nos. Ii
drawn Capitals 10000, 1909. 200O, l295, Sc
Tickets 81.
$50 600 Is. 00O-l00 of l000i
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 10. IN be drawn on
Satu'dly, March %, 1876 Is ms, 3 drawn. Grand
Capitals: $50 600. $4,000. $500. 5000. 5000, 1884,
100 prizes OF 1000, &r Tickets to- halves 6. quarters
3. certificate Of % whoes cost li3 40, halves Z
70, quarters 80 So.
Persons ordering by the package in any Of the above
can deduct the price of three TICKETS have every day
Lotteries from | to $50, and when remittance Is made
to me- large small. Will always invest III Ike mos
popular lotteries ON hand. The drawnes seat, WHEN
requested, to all who order from The cash for all
ca pltas ca be had usual sight. On all letters
closing cash prize tickets tie postage need not be paid
The Tickets in HE above lotteries received. and all
orders addressed to LUCK meet the -raupt and
confidential attention. Persons from The country visit
ing The city. should bear in mind that all prizes are in
the hands of'LUCk' For prizes, address
{. u. LUCK.
Richmond March l6 is
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CADDAS Es. F.slsEa'S
w w. ESICKGE' EOTVEzsI OFEEGE.
Basement Eonuis under the Eagle,
Corner Main and 3h Street,
RIoHMoND, Va.
DrGcmgs 'cceired erery day al | o'ei2ct,

v
n UNPARALLELED Luck at IUCk'S Lucky OF
Y fee The cry ls-"hals The marlrr : The an
s--Ihe people have found that all prizes are
in the hand of LUCK.
II there be any who have heretofore been unfortunate
by dealing in Lotteries, lei them call on LUCK :" as
he has clearly shon by his great in selling Phi
yes, that his Office was established for all such
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~. gsE1 s,Osss,, Na.sT'EE.f.H ~ r5zEE.gEB.
.e'OTFsE.

fENllE partnership hfreinsre existing under The
n style Of PIECE q 1N1COU
expired on the 2Sth ullno. 'lhr naDae oil the firm will
only be used in winding up the busluess All persons
indebted Ms by bond uill please lor
ward and selle.-'Ihose 10 whom we are indebted will
please present their accounts tr settlement de.
srable that the business should he closed speedily
possible. NM q. PECK,
THO, ". MlCOU.
Biz Lick. March 10, 1916.
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Guitars, EYssses. .sic.

GUST REC ElVED, at the Book Store few
81 very beauuul Guitars,
Common
Fine and common Flutes,
Flute Galrar and Violin Instructors,
Superior Guitar and Violin Strings. Sc.
For sale very low, by ID. b. PAYNE.
March -
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stlhlAMSo
Il LIE IYNCHRURG NlRGINlAN,

IL TIE LYNCHBU re- VlRGlNihN,
T. oybi;shs semioeekiy fersrH Monday ana iH"Su'y'
AT Four Dollars per aann, payable m Advance
be recetredtor shorter time than s'r "'o"s
mn paoer teu be discontinued fereept at he de'e''
I'm, Eaitorg) until all ar1emages arc pau
e.. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al ~ e'"t, ~,
loy lsss) for epey inner form insertion ana 9's
~ ,,ye Sor fess) for sery outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER as required to nofe 0" nus
ho,o long eses his advertisement 'seffs"
an aipetsement not 'Oed ,'ai be inserted 'a TO
ontiauance be ordered -
FOR YEARLY .4DYERTISlNG The terms are Jo'
hepririisge of tco squares, $40 to' one Sq''
~ ;,sy farm 49,. Every yearly advertiser
iubs ,e,dred TO fine his advertising to hsPaf''e"
ar line of business. ,.,.,
~ .IoB PRINTING; erectcd neatly and erpedf'ous-
and on reasonable terms
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$50 Eesi WARD.

500 EssEVV NAstb.
RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living on Stann-
Az ton River, Greer's Ford, Bedford couRty Va
On the olst Of March, 1915, his negro
N A Il IT. "
VIII give the above reward of FIFTY DOLLARS.
10 any person who will apprehe1d aud deliver the said
runaway to me, him in Jail so that &c, him
again.
i, MARTIN is thirty five six years old. five
,ee n'"e or len inches high. stout made, of rather
Heht complexion, has small his inreheaj and
que on his breast: and had when he el blue cloth
\, ana pair brown jeans pants. He has wife AT
MI Tho. Helms in franklin cnun,v in which neiob
'''"ooo think he may now be lcrainI
r. JAMES BURNETT.
March % 3,-
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Mar II %
4slgrz.fs ., Eaass,EES

y'R Sf.E'G - ~ - 81 II k.S
THEG LEAVE IL say to their customers, aud the
have IN sire ,h.r p2IEJGi SUPPLY OF
GanC HgTES, winch have been recently bought
In HE NertIern Markets upon the nnst favorable Terms,
ani ARE tq Ia. # nj the most extensive and best Sc
e-led Stuck m the upper country. and They are deter
miu,d3u lle such Inducements, IN price and quality
as viii 1--WE sal slacian.
Tne TIl.virp are PARTON OF the articles, to which
50 hhds ST, Cr,ix Porto Il co and n. o. Sugars,
> Cuba Clarified 10
% boxes Ioai Sugar.
bhl. CRUSHED AMI Powdered do
800 hays RIO, iasuira. Java and hI2facaiho Coliee,
40 hhds and bnls y. o, p. Rico aud 'uJa Mo-
asSes,
$50 sacks Salt
10000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
200 kegs n ais oil The btsl Factory,
10 ions Bar Iron,
d" Tredegar do
9 :" Hollow Ware and Mmld Board,
9 American Bsttred steel,
500 lbs Shear and Cast Steel,
40 boxes 1n.
10, 600 lbs. Cotton Yarns. richmond olher dchfes,
so ibis Tanners Oh,
2 casks winter strained Lamp Oh.
40 b and cadda Tea, some We fac,
50 tons lump aud gruuad P.alster.
so bags Shot.
600 lbs. bar Lead,
80 KEGS Sporting and Blsiing Powder,
SO Npvn Scotia Grlndsoues,
20 kegs " lite Lead,
800 lbs. Putty.
2 ceroons Indigo. the very bes.
so boxes Glass 8 4 % and o =. -.
20 bales Domestic and Cotton OzBabhrgs,
so boxes Sper and Sterine Candies
80 j" IloIl ard SUMS aud other Iallow Candles.
IS soap.
LIQUORS.
Q pipes very superior French Brandy,
% bbls. Amercan do
RI do
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TIE USE SINE.

I'm pursuance of deed Of trusi executed 10 mr. on the
\ 9Th day of November. 1857, by llatdln II. Moore
and Anna his WIFE and duly recorded in the clerks OF,
fee OF the county conf Of Patrick county shall on the
til day of Apn 1876 upon The premises, for the pnrs
poses in said deed mentioned pose TO SALE 10 the high
est bidder. tor cash. certain
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NEW Cg}NsEss9N.
81 frsE more teri Of fkf 8Gfsse.

4 HAVE received lot OF RAZOR STRAPS.
A made By Smith. well knownas the Strap man.
aud confidently believe Them 10 be the best Strap Tor
the aoney have seen, please call aud lhem
d. W. MOORE,
Siga of the Big Pncher
March 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-26

s1s3Ysos TRACT OF, LAND, s-ss@ss.
.,MxEs lying pn both SIDES OF AT'arat ssfksa4stS
SyVZJS river, containing by esrlma- GrfST$
4 ton, eighteen hundred Acres, saase---
bp ;he same mnre or less. being the same which
Mai William Moure, deceased formerly resided.
The ablve Tract Of Land is situated On the east side
Of the RIue RIDGE on the main Western road leading
from Danye to the Western country; about 25O Acres
# yb,rh IS in GOOD cultivation, and Is bottom land of an
excellent qualify; the residue Wood Land mostly OF ex>
cellenl quality well tmbered and well adapted to the
growth Of Tobacco with all necessary Buildings tor the
camtort oca small family, with a GrIst Mill, Store
House, sc.
The lille to the above Land is believed TO be good but
acting as trustee, shall convey such TILE only as Is
ested in me by said deed
NJ. ID. CARTER, Trustee.
March 2 4w
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T'Hc Oregon Question Settled.
LANES IL. SYlET'ra


faNAkES this occasion lo return his INST sincere
q tharls 10 the public for The very liberal patronage
bestowed since his withdrawal from the firm Of Altt-
MI s Smith; and would say 10
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
That he has as large stuck Of TIN U1RE, as
he found in the upper eonnry aud viii positively
sell. wholesale bills al Richmond prices.
"Encourage home industry"
Call The Sgn of the Big Coffee Pot, Bank
Square. Lvnchburg Va.
March II Is
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yE' O.y'CE .EsOFsg!!!
fE'llE subscriber having raised the wind' ono
more, is prepared 10 carry On again the

with determination tn give general satisfaction. lie
will nj all mes give the highest cash prices and in
ves all renders in has lac to give him occasional
call.
One word Ia his creditors. lie will pay them ns
s5on as possible and hopes they will not by pressing
Nim too hard prevent the payment OF their calms. Let
Them give aim n chance. aud he will he '.p,tecy In
town III less than lme,n aud will thea square r,p
with pleasure JAMES c. IRVINE
March 10 IA
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16
SAD EVENT.

On Sunday last, the family of Mr.
Reman Osborn, residing about a mile and
n half north west Of this village, attend
ed church as usual, leaving the house in
charge of the aged father Of Mrs. Osborn,
Mr.. Gideon Stoddard. On their return
home at the close of the afternoon SER
vice, the fire was extinguishcd. and the
house was found 10 be deserted. Search
was made in various directions, and the
neighborhood was alarmed. After some
time had elapsed, he was found in a field
not far from the dwelling lying on his
face, dead. On examination it appeared
that some time in the afternoon he car
rie,l basket Of turnips into the field, and
went in search of his cow-when he was
seized with fit, and probably died i'm
mediately. Mr.. Stoddnrd was in the
10Th year of his age, and had lately been
in feeble health.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16
THE RESULT.

The present aspect of things leaves little
doubt that Hon. Isaac Toucey and his ode
mocratic" associates are to fill the stations
of trust in the government of this State now
occupied by better men, for precisely one
year from the LIST Wednesday of May next.
So let it be, if so it is! The victors may ex-
ult over their i'll gotten spoils; and we, as
wings, will "bide our time," till another
turn of fortunes wheel shall place our
cause and our cherished principles once
more in the ascendant. Though beaten, we
ire not conquered; though cast down, we
Ire not disheartened; though temporarily
checked in our progress, our course is still
mOard! Our cause is as glorious as ever
,ur prospects of ultimate and permanent tri-
lmph are still unclouded. We bow to the
rule of minority, conscious, at the same
time, that the principles which we venerate
are still enthroned in the hearts of the great
body of intelligent, thinking men in the
State. We presume that, despite the politi-
cal change which has come over our below
ed commonwealth, the birds will sing as
merrly, the grass look as green, the earth be
as fruitful as before. The powers that are
to be-" whatever else they may do, cannot
robthe world ofitsg lories or the patriot ofthe
consciousness of his integrity. The home
bred, Woodworking farmer or artizan, who
has faithfully discharged his duty to his
country and his fellow men, has more true
Joy, more real independence, and occupies
more enviable position,
" Than CESAR, sciih the Senate at his heels"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16
CONDUCT OF A LOCO-FOCO BOARD
OF REGISTRATION.
"Whigs.

In order to show by what means in part the
loco focos Of this town were enabled to gain
their victory on Monday, we desire to state the
facts in regard to two cases which the Boart! of
Registration passed upon, at their last meeting
Ayoung nm, barely 81 years o! re ,wss Offer
ell as an elector who left this state when he was
seven years old, and has never visited it from
that time, until about two months since, pc
Rod of IA years-having resided all that time in
the State of New York. Neither of his parents
reside in this town, and his mother is living
and has been for some years in the town Of
Poughkeepsie, in the State of New York. He
admitted that he had no idea of remaining in
this town except for a few weeks, and was en-
Buthe soas a Loco Foco, and his seru,ces val-
liable. and was he accordingly entered and re-
gistered as voter of the town of Ltchfield.
Another young man was offered az an Elector'
and although the wings produced the record Of
his conviction as a hen theft, and exhibited it
to the Board, yet this llustrions body decided
that inasmuch as the conviction took place be.
fore he became twenty one years Of age, it lurn-
ished no impeachment to his right to vote. 1t
was then urged that the conviction of this
hopeful candidate OF the crime Of theft ought to
exclude him as furnishing psoofo his moral
character. But the wise fathers of Ltchfield,
after grave delberation, decided that the proof
was too slight to exclude the applicant. He
was accordingly admitted an electnr and sworn
to discharge the important duties which such
an obligation entitled him to discharge, al.
though his oath could not be received in an,
Court Of Justice, or his testimony allowed in a
case involving no larger amount than the value
of the property which his very conviction
showed that he had been guilty of stealing. II
is we hope unnecessary to say that this too was
good Loco Foco-strong in the faith and whose
vote was ielt to be necessary.
These are two instances only Of the conduct
of our Litchfield Board Of Registration. Other
instances equally fragrant might he cited were
it necessary--instances IN which a member o!
the Board whose duty it is to decide fairl, and
impartially upon evidence aelt!nced, volunteered
to act as witress, counsel, advocate, Judge and
Jury But il is needless. These cases will
show with what disadvantages, with what con
duct we had to deal. and in some measure 10
wnat causes our defeat may be attributed.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16

.fnaRssInenfs in Me Insane Hospital We
are told that quite a scene was enacted W the
insane department Of the City Aims House last
week, at a party given by the Steward. The
lnnaiics were Enthusiastically dressed. and requir-
ed TO perform series OF very amusing paniom-
lines and steps in dancing, sc. Men we're
dressed in wOmens clothes, and women IN
mems clothes Our informant states that such
irifing with the feelings Of The relatives Of the
poor unfOrtunates, was rather too mach, even
for some Of the more refined of the invited
guests. We regard amusing recreations under
proper restraints. and within appropriate limits
well conducted insane asylums, but TO make a
fantastic use of them for the graiifcalio ion Of a
party. appears TO US to be carrying the matter a.
little too far. 80 Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16
REPRESENTATIVES ELEcrEDIN LITCH.
FIELD COUNTY.


LitcsfeId, David Marsh, George Seymour.
BethleBl, Bennett Warner.
BaTkk0msted. Sanford Allen,' Hiram Burn
ham,"
Canaan, Frederick Watson, VIM. P. BURIAL.
COIebTOOk, Erasius Doiy. Jr., Enos North.
Cornwall, VIM. Hindman. Darlington Todd.
Goshen, PhilO Bailey" Austin Allen
HOrICtnfOn, A. S Johnson Gardner Preston.
Kent, Nathan TurrelI.
.NttC Hartford, liza MerrillS," Edward Gaines "
NJ Milford, Henry Merwin,' Horace Judson"
Norfolk, Harlow Rows" Horace d. Knapp"
Piym0uth, Silas B. Terry"
ROaLMy, Elisha A. Weller.
Salisbury, Horace Hollister, Albert Moore.
Sharon, John P. Goodwin" Elmore Everett, "
TO'TingtO", Lorrain Hinsdale,* Nelson Rob-
erts.*
Washington, Ithiel Hckox, David Whittle-
sev
Warren, Charles Everett.
W0tertO,cn, Samuel H Nettleton."
Woodbury., Daniel Bacon,H Charles P. Strong"
Winchestr. Gideon Hall, jr." Marcus Mum
SELL"
"Whigs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16
Tvs 1:1RS B.aLS.a.M OF WILD CHER

MvdiSease was so deeply rooted. however. that
was obliged to get a second and a third bottle
he:oie began 10 improve perceptihly. kent
or until had taken two more bottles rcntin-
uing 10 improve. soon regained my appetite
and strength. I confined I" grow better until
the summer, when was able to do DAVIS
work on my farm every day, and have coniinu-
ed so 10 do. My health has not been better for
four wears than at this time To your invslu-
able medicine. n:w So universally popular, I
feel indebted through Providence, far the pre-
scrva,ion OF my life. Try il fcr yourselves.
Signed. WIN BEATTY.
attn personally acquainted with Mr.. Beatty,
and know his statement TO be true, and that he
is entitled TO the full confidence OF the public.
Signed. JOSEPH STEWART. u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16


Mr.. Seth W. Fowle, Boston:
Dear Sir.--Peimit me to address myself,
through YOU, to all who are suffering with any
pulmonary complaint, and advise and recom-
mend all such to use at once Dr.. Wislar's great
remedy. medicine which ! sincerely be-
lirve will cure. if a cure be possible and not
waste their time and money on the many trashy
and worthless nosirums Of the day; One Year
ago last fall, took sudden cold. which settled
at once upon my lungs. ! was soon obliged TO
take my rooms. A severe cough trllcwed, and
snon lost my appetite, and consequently my
strength became very much reduced. suffer-
ed severe pain in the SIDE, breast shoulders. &c.
| coughed much nights al d raised large GUAM
titles Of matter, sometimes ACCOMPANIED with
blood. continued to grow worse, ard as o.
blised TO consult ph stefan. who visited and
prescribed fer me several times. but afforded
me little relief. became discouraged and a
larmed at my situation: my family and neigh
ho,s supposed could not live long. Fcriu-
natrly found one of DR.. Wista,'s pamphlets.
and, like drowning man Catching at siraws.'
| took courage. and sent Immediately for bot
tie nf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16

Thrice blessed Spring!-thOu dearest gins
divine
Sunshine, and song. and fragrance--oll are
thine.
Not unto earth alone
Thou hast blessing for the human heart,
Balm for its wounds and healing for its smart
Telling Of winter flown,
And bringing hope upon thy rainbow wing,
Type Of eternal liie-thrice blessed Spring.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16
GLORIOUS OLD LITCHFIELD!

While we deeply regret that fortuitous cir.
cumstances have contributed to give our oppo.
nen's even temporary minority triumph in
the State, we nevertheless feel proud salts
faction in knowing that the Wings oGLitchfield
County have done their duty manfnly, and come
out from the contest not only unconquered but
nnscathed. All honor to our gallant friends
who have fought so nobly and so successfully
to preserve her political integrity amidst the
corruptons and Vaccinations of an active and
insiduous foe
On the popular vote. we have given Judge
Bissell a majority of 100 over Mr.. Toucey, and
our representation in the Legislature will stand
as follows:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16
TNH Enquirer,
LITCHFlELD, APRIL Is, 1886.
NEWSPAPER AGENCY

Mr.. v. B. Palmer, General Agent for obtain.
ng subscriptions, advertisements, and making
Collections for newspapers, in the cities Of New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston. is
authorized tn take advertisements ,subscrip,ions
&c. in those cities Tor the Enquirer. His New
York office ;is in the Tribune buildings. I6O
Nassau st; Boston, No Is State ST.; Baltimore,
s. Z corner of Baltimore and Calvert streets !:
No So Pine st.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16

DROWNED We learn that lad about
10 years Of age, son Of the late MIR. Levi
Yoangs, Of bridgeport, was drowned in the
HOusa.onic River, at or near Derby, on
Wednesday, the 9Th inst. He was In a small
boat belonging 10 sloop owned at Derby,
and by some mishap was knocked or fell
overheard, and could not be recovered ill
life was extinct.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16

Majority of the whole number Ill.
The following towns are 10 be heard from,
on the 81 trial, viz, Hebron, Guilford, Meri-
deny Woodbridge. Westbrook, Chaplin, Plain
field, Woodstock, Darien, New Canaan, Dan
bury, Greenwich, New London.