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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

NilthdNiA.-Atu rule, hald ilie Clerk. orc # n,
'iIflt saparar Cont 81 Law AMI ChAassry. ~ Bed
ieId county, the day Of January, 1910:
deofbe Wisginion, P,aiaug
against
lsnae Wiggnton, admir- OF John Wiggnton de.a A.,
10 his own rst John Wigginon Armi.tesd Ctane and
..llzabethh his WIFE, Nancy Wigrnton. Ellis Angel ard
Margaret his wife ceiit kgis gietou and William -,
aud Martha his wife, Defendant.
IN CHAgcERY.
ne defendants Armisead Crane and Elizabeth lis VII.
noi having entered their appearance and given seeiir
eofdg 10 the Act OF Assembly, ard the rules this con-,
AMI appearing by satisfactory evidence that ty sr. r
INHABITANTS oil this Commonwealth it Is ordered that Eey a.
appear heioeihe Judge of said Circuit Superior Cori IS
Law and Chaneery Tor Bedford County at the Cou ,,
plaintiffs bill; and that this order he insarisJ =;
some newspaper published in the town Of lynchlurv FAR
Two months snessisey aud posted al the OF he
court house oil THIS county court day.
a copy-Testc,
Jan Is ~ n
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English, Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL,
In .2ppomaltor comtp. J a.

In fppoma'tor county. la
ftNlE undersigned, will commence his Sehoo again
On Monday, The ID OF March, ald the session will
cuse With Pu1ic examination, ON the 3lst pi July -
The OF instruction VIII embrace all The branches
o thorough English. Classical and Mathematical Ed
uration, aud viii prepare young Tor college CT busl.
ness. The discipline VIII be such ensure good
order and strict attention 10 study.
Terms, per session y ice m nths.
Beginners, 81 so
Eogsh Grammar, Geography, History and A
nlhnellc, 10 90
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, (including Surveys
ng,) aud the higher EugIi.h branches, (ucu-
ding Book keepiug) II so
Boarding, W a,hing, So, per month, : 90
All charges from The lime OF entrance to the end OF
the session. aud deduction except OF prolacl.
ed sickness.
Addres5-Benl Creek Z. O.
A. Z. CAMPBELL.
Feb. 26 w4w
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~ lit SlAfAii Or atNs7ss'''s
b Rry. IreEhgT 49,
sriri, 81 u,isisss, s.hJ, ata.ij-ifbi, seae, 81.
VIZ srostiss 10 j, si.ssf win | din,
Say. shall asnser Ia lie leselg tcHls,
Where they, the eaiy dead % lsaes sesiue,
Where eoutenpslian love- her II afifs Ia rs nc,
And scatter aaa tcs breathing wet fsffanae.i
a.fas there s6esli-n~ tribute blucrns,
sosiaqaea q, .maaiag aad ,isine.
s5iere lei u ponder with soleHaaawe,
ueenseaes ms MD ring stone and nsrhl. urn,
- kns,ms Of Iaans ihes Ire EerIlsliars.
They breath az bile, and teen 10 dssst
ab,nens may se.s ssAis ssssss Iay-,esys s. M
'fsealed tfon cNt,. iensH fis lcad from ever es
srftit Of musings. who, AZ midnight. scars
On airy wings above tle fi.li # imc-
And dsslesten those sacred truths suhi'mc,
Which charmed 81 Old. urea the classic shores
ofiovei, Crercr, The AthemaH staaiofs.
Come, viii sisii aaas's 81 isni slsme,
All iBatis gteaf and noble 10 spfyey.
Truth Be anr guide, aud Reason slall illuna
The maze Of deabisil.et caad ,he sernai day.
Then shsil The past belsi lfaa o5s..ions toad,
With gelien 6fs, 70 Light ea' debs.ns ,ssyj
And as The niasclii shi.ass f'eW the aomb
of,ishi 90 fasls-se shall ll,'os.riy
Lit from The dsess these truths ihai never, nc, or de-
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Valuable Land for sale.

PURSUANT to the provisions of a deed of trust.
executed 10 me by Samuel Arnold and Wife and of
record in the Clerks Office ol the County Court of
Botei7att, to secure the payment of certain debt
therein mentioned, shall proefe 10 sell, to the highest
bidder Tor cash, Oh the premises on Saturday the III
dnu1 i Ann IL,
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rsr. Hudson, ". Garland, yr.:

tErAkE NOTICE, that ON The 23d, 9th and 25lh
days ol March next al HE clerk office OF Amherst
county COURT shall take The depnslllons OF Wm. NJ.
Naiei aud others, 10 be read evidence the trial
oil the suit pending Ia the circuit superior court of law
aud ehancery Tor Amherst county. IN which am plain"
ilI and you and others are defendants
JAMES p. GARLAND.
Fsb. 10 nIw
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CONTINUATION.
TN | f. /,

ilf' undersigned. having purchased Of Nes.rs FL.
mNnd' Watson s Co.. their stock Of C,oods viii
W. 'ie business, at the old stand himself He will
so'd assortment of Groceries ON hand and snr,ia
IT,, i've 81 NE patronage winch has been extendj
/ Eco - JAMES NJ. BOYD,
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70 Jno. tl.crs aud Hampton haynes:

1.sp. hsAPis tsit Essl.EDi1: .ss1J EcS:
" OF VIII please Ia lake notice. tt.at on the fl ST
d. Saturday IN March next, | shall prortei to akr
The dfpesItloS al John Stone and others ihe Union
irOa Nurks, IN IhecuHuty ct Patrick aud ,ha c,n une
the taking thereof. al The place. from HAT 10 ihp
next succeeding Saturday; aod from theme to tr next
sa'uTday; and AT tbe store huuse of Era4a Turn r. in
The county Of Henry. III The iuflh SATURDAY IN Ms
next. stall proceed 10 take HE dep sl,ns II Ptyhn
standby aud others; aud shall continue the IanI tade.
Of al the sane place, from hat 10 the nex SATURDAY,
and from thence h the Saturday; and 81 an #
Saturday to Saturday, until The SAID derostans all
completed. And al the dwelling house of Aaron Noe
alias Aaron Lowe, in the county ut Pike and STAR ot
Kentucky, the tnird Saturday in pril mex, sha
proceed 10 take the dep sIns ol said Nae aas L,sr.
and perhaps others, continuing the same. The same
place, from Saturday 10 Saturday as is first above spe-
Gifted, until they ali ii Ished-ahch d. isllIon> are
u he read as evidence III an injunction sui The Tn
rnll Superior Court of Law sud Chancrry Of Patrick
rnnoiy IN which am plaintiff and you defendants
AT which time aud places yen may sueud you
think proper. Yours, respsclinllv
ISAAC \. HAYNES.
Feb. II Win
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va TEGE.

Y WISH TO employ In the remainder OF the year, a
a lady between thirty and forty years OF age, eNpe
deneed IN housekeeping and management of children
LIBERAL COMPENSATION will be given for her services
My address-Campbell Court House
NM. A. CLEMENT.
March w1w
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DAVID ROBES. Clerk.
COMMISSIONED OFFICE. }
i 1 1 = !, Q L

IyncNburg. Feb'y Dom l8I6. :
The parties interested The foregoing order If crur
are hereby notified that appoint THURSDAY the 3Oth day
OF April next. 10 commence the accounts therein RS
terred on which day by The hour If 10 \ NJ they will
please attend al my office in said town. prepared with
Their vouchers and cXhlb Tor the examination and set
lement ei The matters in controversy Is asl 10 answer
n schema aTn any interugatories which may be then
ana ihere prnponnded them, either of them, by The
painful IN pursuance OF Lis authority to do under the
order above.
GEORGE WM. BENAGII, Con't
Feb. &c Win
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Jan. Is

+ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the c,o,, ~
OF Patrick the court house thereof on Ia, Isl Mon
Josfph H. Edward, aud Chnrles Hancock ,dmin;.t,
tors dc bonis non OF iohn Roger, d. J,,ch ko,cr +
zaheth Turner and Charles hancock and nan g. his
in their right, r5,n,i ne
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RgCEkERSs,sp sps3l.D


'1'' ~ 'NttFTs
DAsSENGERS leaving Lynchb.rg on MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays by Terry & Mastiu's Hue
Of stages, reach the White Sui phor Springs on the
cond evening AT +. NJ, thence by our hne 10 Lewis
burg that night. Leave there The next morning Sun.
days eXcepied) al ? T. NJ, and reach Guyandoue the
second night by 9 O'clock where Steam Boals pass
hourly for Cincinnati. and the Great W est
The whole route is firm graded unpikes, and the
extent of our line enables us 10 make il thoroughly
popular one, while promise lack Of exetlnn to
render it such.
% Fare. from Jjlae Sulphur Springs 10 Gu5an>
dotie, slO.1j.
Passengers will be allowed 80 lbs of Baggage over
thai, proportlonale charge vii! be made.
For any other inf0rmalion enquire oil 5. b. Clewes
at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg.
W.P. FARlSu & Co.
Oct 10 3w-wl I'm
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80 Mr.. Bradley y. Glover:

80 Mr.. Bradley ~. Glover:
N0U WILL TAKE NOTICE., that shall g'
IA the 20h If March next at the tavern m M
Iharnton, buckingham C.. H.. beiN cen the o"'s &" ~
O'clock, T. NJ and o'clock, F. NJ, proceed Ia lake '
derosilious OF Role E.drdge and ulhes to le read y
evidence in chanccry suit pending m he cltcuIl sup
rnr court Of law and clIanccy for The County ul b4es
'ngham, IN which | am painful, and You and M @
Glover IN his right aud administering of R'pr''
Glover, deed, defendants II from any cause wv
ueposllloAs should not be commenced rinpe'fd p'
Ihll day, they will be taken the nexi-tlia IS Ca 'h
els, March, 1876.
Holm p. WOODS0N, Admit
q i'iiaeas u. Nfishf, IF'.d
F.J. 10 ulm
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The defendant John NJ. II anby not having entered II;
appearance aud gi4en security, according the Act of A.
mhly aud the rules oil this coar, and it appearing by .,,
i.actery evidence that he Is not nliahllant II tbs ,
monw CATH: On the motion OF The plaintiffs by clne> i
ordered tha, Tie said John NJ Handy, 10 appear ar on E
st MONDAY IN April next and answer the PLANTING tin ~
that copy o this ordrrhe forthwith published in the yn
bas Nrgl 1ian Cor two months successfully, I'd p,I ~
tie lpn door OF the eeat house OF t, county, on soma
court day. copy-i',>fe,
SAMUEL. G. STAPIIS y r
frb. - y
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john Walker aud Ruth hi, wife, rovke. {; smith and
fugsle ID. E9,d ,.,,s my
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IA II HAVE far sale considerable quantity of
" CORN. OATS, RYE AND FLAXSEED.
Also, 10000 pounds asnily Bacon. for
"heh we would take less Than the LynchbGrg market
price.
W e continue to sell DRF GOODS AND GRO
EhiES, at very low rates.
req ~ Z. DRUMMOND & SON.
wiv
JOB WonK,
executed With Ncltacss and t.sDu,c,.
II TINS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

TIC deIcndRn's, William Settle and Toin L.,
ha' ing entered Their appearance aud given seepry ,
ing TO the Ae OF Assembly and tie rules of this
II appearing BY satisfactory evidence that tlev ~ n
habans Of this commonwealth It is ordered "a IN.
do hppeara the courthouse Of Bedford county o fg s
day OF the next tom ol sand C.rcu Superior cunt f @
end Ciancc holden for said county, aud answer ia,
al bull and that dis orae be inserted some ne.
published IN the town NJ Lynclburg foi two months s,
this county on some court day. "
copy-iese,
Jan Is a.
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hlRGIN1A:-At rules held in the Clerks Og;.o -. .
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cb,ns,i 'he
Bedford county, the day of January 1916 - Tor
!lllam Darrett, who sues for the benefit ff sViis -
Hewitt, pl,f.:rrn u
against
William Settle John rarrrtt s,d I;alI:.s. -,
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NlRilNlA = II rnics hs,d in the clerks oii,ge f 10
circuit superior court 81 laa and ehaneery ior ia l.
lin rounty, the I'd day of February 1876:
Francis Swanson, >ursi, in administrator Will will
. anne xed of john Edds, deceased PlaintiF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

VIRGINIA.: Vt raIo. bel IN t.- elerk'. ol,ee + e ~,
tHii- uae nor court / IN cl3sc ~ f1r Fr,u Il,
{ nt,, the ID ay Febiusrv 1876:
Joanna tiamhrisS AID llI Harnb ick, f.l..h said FL
harnbiieN saes ior tie ben fl fOtry liar br H.
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grIR6iNtA.--Ata Circuit Supefp Court Il iaa
' and Chaaceo, continued aud held l1f the iown oi
Iynchbnrr, Al he Couu house IN said iosn, On Maa-
day. the 5fd day Of jane, 1859, sitting toart OF
Chaneery:
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Weah"r-ton S. Greer, curator and alni1i,trs, n Ut
the viii annexed of " ilaau Curtain acca ,oan Bar
wei, Lab Eariy, Robert 4 oods, showers Pre-. ~
III Of Franklin county, aud as sarh admins faro Il 1emas
Il. Greer, deceased lheoduric L. W eb3 y ,a lalp,
Joseph llalpain aAd Samuel iiambrieh,
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Feb. II
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The defendants. Wet 1frston : Greer am rH,Il II
PAIN not having enlecd iheir appearance and given y
according to Tie Of assrlnbl, and the rIly t ms IT,
and appearing hY satisfactory evidence that tic, aIr not
iuhabitnt- 81 ,h comnonu cait it is ordered thai the ssot
defendants do appear here the first day Of
and answer hs bill Of the plaintiffs and thai copy of his
order be forthwith inserted IN spaper IN ise
tie town OF lynchhng for two mohts sacrcssy w. and
postei al the ont door Of ho courthouse Of dis colny
Gopy-le>te,
no. \. SCOTT, II. G.
Feb. 10 Vim
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-, JOS WILSON CIR.
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William Settle, John jarrett and Fielding Settle
Defendants.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-29
THE. HNQI|RHR.
LIrCHFIELD, OCTOBER 20, 1886.
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wing State Central Committee, belcv.
ing ii 10 be the genera wish Of those they rep
resent. that Il ANIMAL State Convention fur he
nomination of State officers, should be holden
in November, hereby give notice, that con
vtnion Of Delegates, equal to double the num-
Der "f Representatives 10 which each town is
entitled in the General Assembly, will be hold.
en- in the city Of Hartford, on WEDNESDAY,
the 4lh day Of NOVEMBER next, for the nomi-
naiion OF candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Treasurer, S, cretary, and Controll-
or.
Thu Wings Of the several towns are request
ed to appoint their delegates and substitutes on
or before the third Monday in Oct oter.
The committee rely with confidence upon the
spirit and determination which they know to
be abroad in the State among their political
friends, tLr full conventional full vote at
the polls, and complete VlcroRY!
JAMES F. BABCOCK,
HENRY PECK, Wing
MARCUS MERRIMAN Jr, ! State Central
S%1N L. BOSWELL, Committee.
WIN WOoDARD, J
WAVES, Sept 18th, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-29
installation N LIithfl.ld.

On Wednesday last, the Rev fsENIAMN L.
SWAN, (late Of Fair HavenO was installed
psstar ol the First Ecclesiastical Church and
and Society in this town. Invocation, and
reading OF the Scriptures, by the Rev. John f.
Melton, Of Milton Introductory Prayer, by the
Rev Mr.. Whittemore, of Southbury; Sermon,
BY the Rev. f. L. Cleveland, Of New Haven ;
Installing Prayer, by the Rev. Charles Bentley,
Of Harwinton; Charge TO the Pastor, by the
Rev, d. L. Parmelee, Of South FANS; Right
Hand of Fellowship, by the Rev. J. L. Dickin-
son, of North6eld Charge TO the People, by
the Rev. Fosdc Harrison, Of BeihleIn, Con-
Guiding Plpyer, by the Rev. Philo R. Hurd, q
Watertown Benediction, by the pastor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-29
THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF NE"
YORK STATE.

TIN, New York Journal OF Commeres o
Saturday gives the following summar! OF suns
Of the provisions Of the ne" Co"s'''u''O" u
the state Of New York :,
After such examination as we nave oee'i "c'I
10 Dive 10 this new document, we ieel ei''el"'
o. I've Convention, land surprised that So many
rse,rms should have been possible. AiuoSt an
- ahnses which have heretofore been COM
.Ia;nnd IF have been redressed in very salts
t.c,oyv way. The general effect is to simplify
The government very much; to limit us powers
r;rcH,nscrbe its action, and dtmIn'sh It's Ph'-
ronaoe. and to bring all its departments iElo
more direct contact with the people 'nan oe-
fore. ,oos.,rv in vii.
na.s This seems obviously just and necessary.
Otherwise we have in fact Stale rci'eioh' d.
least in this matter. ,;
Tong leases ATE abolished in respect to a9rI-
cultural land, much after the pattern OF inc
law Of the last Legislature. The only Ply u.s.
mai The provison was not extended to all 'ahu
The srecial disabilities Of clergymen are fe-
,roved 90 that they are eligible to civil oillces.
They had better, like all other ci'izens, keep
cnt ri Office if they can, but this should be lett
n Them and The people. To exclude them by
law is op. rcsSive.
The abuses Of naturalizing thousands OF for
e;1aars at an election, and Of removing Voiers
G3T night, for the purpose Of overpoweFinS
The real majority Of given district, are cor
recfed.
Members Of the Legislature are to be cho-
sen y single districts, SO that bad men cannot
now ride, in upon the reputation oil lew good
men at the head Of the list.
A check placed On long sessions OF the Leg
-lai1re
lbe whole nuisance. Of political weishers,
yu.-srs, measurers, Ind inspectors, is swept
ct Of existence
Fees are abolished in the ccuris and clerS-
sf;rs. Sc we shall have no more ten CT If
,ssn thousand dollars incomes, made up by
.-u7zia- and embarrassing proceedings.
a cts-k is placed On the careless passage Of
laws. c-oa smuggling bills through the Legs
fs.zrs BIZ attaching them to ether bills with
zh:rH thsy hare no connection, and an end Is
pzt II s1ecisl ebaEssIs e! baking tr ether
pGI fscses-
\ gra25 rss5sE1 Is ELECTED IN our judiciary,
~ x6sch tie Co5rt If Chzu7csrF, with ali tie
e.er1lsv q is proceedings. IS brought 10 al
e,s, al everything IS s:EPlitied, with more
r=-. feyxarss sy-1!Taiag e proceed 3ngs in
Court, which e greatly TO be desired. The
-azt ogeztIu1s3le feature OF The new !!an
VIII or cltizsas. will 5c thai whicn makes tie
.35zes 70 BE- electo3 ,, The people.
SaadrT cher matters are provided fer, ap-
-z-.ntly with good judgement, and take il al!
II al We regsid tie new Constitution as an
bosorable DoGurent 10 he advancing wisdom
Ct ovr State il the theory Of government. 1t
rzzkes an advance worthy Of The nineteenth
century il olspenses with great quantity #
goEsra-ert supervision, and 50 leaves lh9I-
vi5ual li5"Tiy D.oTe perfect; ard his rnst be
ire grsa: business of all real reforms. We say
YES, tarreiyre to the question Of n5 adoption.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-29
ARMY NEWS.

Copy Of letter from Surgeon in the L. s.
Army, dated during the battle, near Monterey,
The volunteer regiments have suffered dread
fully: the Tennessee Regiment having oyerl 10
killed and wounded, and the others in like pro-
portion. The Paio Alto and Resaca were
child's play to these dreadful battles. All the
destruction occurred in the city by fire from the
batteries and houses in attempting to storm the
former; their grape and musketry moving Us
down like grass. trust IN God mat may
never again witness such scenes Of blood and
carnage. was fred upon in the field from
two batteries while dressing the wounded, and
in the midst Of my dreadful duties, report wa
brought that a body of Mexican Lsncers were
charging down upon US; fortunately they were
repulsed by some volunteers. These latter
troops behaved very well. repot has thi.
moment come in that the Mexcans are retreat
ing, and as our Regiment is ordered out,
mist cut short my letter. Yours, N.
P S.-General Tarrion was killed in an en-
counter with Worlh'e brigade.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-29
Brighton Market.
Oct. 10.

Al Market 1909 Cattle, $500 Sheep. 600
Swine and 1900 Stores.
Beef Cattle-Extra IS 25 first quality s.
second $4.5o-75, third SO $l,25.
Working oxen--$s5o, $53. $3s, $65, $75'
$s2, and ss85. - q. :. a....
stores--rwo year old $loa$l5; three year
old $l6a$2s. H.y, 49,.
Sheep-Small lots at 81 .42, $50. 1.67, rs,
81 .92, 2.2o $50,
Swine-Selected lots to peddle at 3l-2 and
i.2c; Barrows and old hogs &c. AT retail from
Afo 4 i-Qr. gfle,I-+,.. ts. ..H,,. ."....
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-29
Good Advice 10 Young Women

Trust not to uncertain riches, but pre-
pnrc yourselves for every emergency in
life. Learn TO work, and not be depend
ant on servants to make your brend, sweep
your floors and darn your stockings. All
owe all, d, not esteem too lightly those
honorable young men who sustain them
selves and their aged parcn'sby the work
Of their own hands, while you care for,
and receive into your company those Ia.
w popinjuys who never lift finger to
help themselves, ms long as they can keep
body and soul together, and get sufficient
to live in fashion. II you arc wise, you
will look at this subject in the light that
we do; and when you arc old enough to
become wives. you viii! prefer the honest
mechanic, with not n cent to commence
life to the fashionable loafer with cap
itnl OF ten thousand dollars. Whenever
we hear it remarked, =" Such n Young la =
dy has m rrcd nfor lo' veal ways trem
bic for her future prosperity. Riches
left TO children 10y wealthy parents often
turn GU! curse instead Of q blessing -
Young women, remember this. instead o.!
sounding the purses Of your lovers. and
examining tho cut OF their coats, look into
their habits and hearts. Mark if they
have trades, see that they have minds
which will lead Them TO look above n but
terfly existence, Talk not of the benuli
full white skin, and the Soll, delicate hand
the splendid form, md the fine appear
ance Of the young gentlemen. l. t moi
these foolish consider alions cngross your
thoughts: -... ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-29
From the Washington Union.
e1EcE OF MONTEREY-RUMOR

We have seen an interesting statement in
print for the first time, in the columns of the
Matamoras Flag, of the Goth September IN
referring to our brilliant victory at Monterey,
the Flag states that "the hottest OF the battle
WAS in the streets of the town. Mexicans
thought to make it another Saragossa. Amer
lean yalor finds no obstacles insurmountable !;
but is alike prepared for battle in the plain or
in the mountain Eass-the seige or the guerilla
if our enemies so will it. is understood that
.qrupuliia, in his interuie,u ,cih Gen. Taylor,
gaze him TO understand that Commissioners
had proceeded to Harrington, and may we
not hone there is an end of the splitting OF
bloods 1t now for Mexico and Mexicans to
saw. whether to them distress and unequal con-
test shall continue"
This report is not new to US. We had
similar statement thirteen days ago, from very
respectabls authority, but not from The official
dispatches, that in the interview referred to
General hmpuda, stated that Commissioners
had been appointed TO make peace; but wheh-
or by both parties, or by Mexico, or the United
States, our informant did not undertake to
state. The" Flagg" has understood before this
time that there is no truth IN the statement,
that il proceeded either from the mistake or
the dupiici,y OF The Mexican General.
For SANTA tE'-1 nc AHocpcuucncer "
positor, Of Saturday, notices the depart
ure of Mr. N. Colburn for Santa Fe, with
cineleen wagons loaded with goods, i'm
p,ements ofhusbandry, ploughs, &c
This is the second trip 10 Santa Fe duain
the present year. He left in May, last,
returned to this city, made his purchas-
es and is off again
From the .1rmy Capt Thornton Of the
Dragons, arrived at Charleston on the 18th
onl recruitidg service and communicates the
following information in relation to the army
Matamoaas was still very sckly up to the oath
ult., when Captain T. left, and there were then
some TOO Americans. about lhree-inurths vol
unieers. sick of dysentery, accompanied with
Intestinal liberation and typhoid fever. 1t is
to be- expected, however, that the accession OF
cold weather will much abate the violence Of
the disease. .. ri f.. .......
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-29

IFWeinadvertantly omitted to mention
in our last, the sudden death of LUMAN
HURB=LL, Esq, a wealthy and enterprizing
citizen of Winsted His luss will be Sc
verely felt in that fourishing village: