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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
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T7HE Undersigned appointed by the
Il G neral Assembly OF this State
commissioners, TO receive subscriptions
ior and 10 apportioi the stock of the
EESUN BANK, and to perform the
hlher duties assigned tosld commission
rrs in the Charter Of sad Bank, do
hereby g;vA notice lh"t we shall
meet al the Hotel O. Lr J. ITuut. AT
Falls Villngr in Cann:n on the Is. Tues>
day of Augus', it47, at 10 .'t!ock, A NJ
then and lh'ru to perform said du-
tics. All persons who shall Suhscrib for
the Stock of said bank, must pay Il, the
time of sniJ subscription ten per cent Of
the amount of stock subscribed in Cold
Silver or in Bank notes OF the state of N.
Y. Mass, orof this state, provided they
be nj par value in this state.
WIN NJ BURIAL !
A II HOLLEY, Commits
CaCHAPMAN,
EG LAWRENCE, sioncrs,
n BREWSTER, 3"S
Canaan, June 2Sth 1917,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

A SPECIAL. Meeting Of the Sslectmea Of
"A the Town OF Liichtield viii be hcldsn al
he Mansinn House on Saturday the 10Th inst,
al o'clock Pm
Liiehield, July s, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
DT ED.

In Waterlown, N. Y. on the Goth inst. Mrs
ANNA SroNE, widow nf Mr.. James tone, for.
III eriy d this town ,assl 81. She was astcprh
ed while residing in Litchfe!A for her many
excellent qualities, and Ire Waertown paper
s>"aEs Of her rs cin:'c;it 70. her domestic AID
Christian vlrtr.s, adding thai her life was
icr best e.,I:1pa"
N Few f'avcn, Jane 25,h. Mrs. Rebecca
Wehster.r llrt Of the late Noah Urbs,er aged
50; Mrs Sally. wife oi Mr.. David GadlinS
aged IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

r oST-A bound volume Of the Litchfeld
lIEnquircr, for 1881, was borrowed from
from this office three or four years since, Its
return, or and information concerning it, will
be thankfully received by the owner
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

81 a Cpuit @! Probate holden at Norfolk will
in and for the District Of Norfolk. on the
18th day Of June A D 1877,
Present, Daniel Hotchkiss, Esq. Judge.
F19HIS Court doth direct the Executor Of Il e
L last will and testament of Hepsibah Wars
ner late of Norfolk in said District, deceased,
represented TO be insolvent, to give public nos
lice to all persons interested in the estate OF
said deceased to appear, if they see cause, be-
fore Che Court Of Probate to be holden at the
Pr, bate Office in said District on the 18th day
of July lS49, a. two o'clock p. NJ to he hearC
relative to the appointment Of Commissioners
on said Estate by posting said order Of notice
on public sign post in said town Of Norfolk
nearest the place where the deceased las:
dwell, ana BY advertising the same in news
paper printed in Litchfell.
Certified from Record
6 DANIEL IlorcHK,ss, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
Notice TO Builders.

ROPOSALS with accompanying Drafts are
l. wanted for tn e erection Of Church fifty
by thirty FIVE feet with Basement thirty FIVE
by twenty feet, to be completed by the lYi ia.
Of June 1913.
G. ". CIAFFEE, }
+. w. SKIFF, Building Committee
+. w. CHAFFEE,)
Ellsworth July 18th, lSI1. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

TThe last papers from the west bring
rumor of the death of Mr.. Wi son,
IF the Mil q Sentinel
We are happy to be able TO contradict it
on The authority of Mr.. Wilson's friends.
[Balt. Com. ADV.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

FElHE Court of Probate for the district
Il of Litchfield hath limited add allo@>
ed q months from the date hereof, for the
creditors TO the estate Of NJ L. Halves.
late OF Warren in said district, deceased,
in which 10 exhibit their claims for allow
cnce and settlement. Those negleciing TO
present their claims within said time,
properly a.iesied, viii be barred re.
covery, All persons indebted to said esS
tato. are requested to make immediate
nayrnrn, . CURTlSS pEET,
3ss Administrator,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

DEenrv G, Lewis, ESQ, has been
Appointed BY Judge triaman Of The CYur-
~ Court, IL the Office Of Clerk of the CO i.
and superior courts for New Haven Co.
Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

u URSUANT TO an order from the Court
Il ofProba,e for The District of Harwin,
ton will be sold q. public auction Qf
not previously disposed Of at private sale,)
all the real Estate (remaining unsold) OF
Robert Ames late Of Harwin ion, deceased
Said Estate consists Of the homestead and
Other lands rear the same. Sale TO be on
the remises on Saturday the 10th day OF
July l847 at o'clock, p. NJ.
SHELDON OSBORN. ! Admins
* LYMAN PERKINS. { traitor.
Harwinlon. Jniy 9Th, le47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

DIIon. Addison Gardiner, has resigns
cd The office Of Ii. Governor Of New York
us he now takes his scat on the bench Of
the Cuuri Of Appeals,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
N. 3.
o Yes, More Rev Goods

o Yes, More New Goods
lust received, Black Mantila Silk 7-S
- and yard wide. and Fancy Dress
Silks az assortment.
Also, Fancy Ginghams and Mourning
do, and Muslins. Also, Grass Cloths,
Lisie Gloves, Hosiery, Bobbins, &C. Also
Black Silk I.aces and Edgings, Gimps,
Frinecs. &c. Also, Brochn, Cashmere
and Barrege Shawis and Scarfs, with the
best assortment of DRY GOODS in
town, for sale at the lowest Cash prices.
Also, abou. 300 lbs, pure White Lead.
Geese Feathers, &C.
SILAS N. BRONSON. Agent.
Liichfield, June l6, I647. 2w-5
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

pDr. Ezra Green, Of Dcver, n. II {,
completed his l0lst year one day last
week. lie graduated at Cambridge in
1865.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
THE LITCHFIELD COUNTY TEMPER.

THE LITCHFIELD COUNTY TEMPER
ANCE SOCIETY
Held its last monthly meeting at Winsted on
the 22d ult. Delegates were present from ten
auxiliary societies, from whose reports we in
Ter that though Geaeral Apathy has an unlim~
tied sway over some part OF our forces, yet
there are some officers, some companies and
battalions, whose cry is action, action. The
appearance OF the Geld wafer army of H1nsted
gave hopeful promise of future aid to the cause.
On the beautiful banners borne by them we
noticed the following mottos:
d" We pledge ourselves to abstain from all that
can intoXicats
''Frm as an Oak"
Faithful unto Death"
Plant the Temperance standard firmly;
J Round itSlive and round it die;
Young and old defend it sternly .
Till we gain the victory"
A partial. diseRssioa '6f the objects and aims
Of the society Of Sons Of Temperaece with the
probable tendeacies and results IS sacti urgan
izations; the choral pc rforma1ccs Of youthful
Band under the direction Of Mr.. Grant; and
the addresses of Rev. Messrs. Pettibene, Lan>
don and others, all combined to make the
meeting the most interesting one which we
have attended for several months past
j ne next meeting of the Society will be al
North Canaan the 18th Tuesday in July.
J. CATLIN. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

GTThe commencement of the Univer>
SHY of New York. occurred on Wednes-
d,y. The graduating class, numbered
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

The MEMBERS or 1xrs CeuNc11 ARE ne.
ouEsrrD TO ATTEND THE REGULAR MEETING
vt THEIR COUNCIL Cr,M-ER ON yHURrpAY
EVENING NENT At 6 o CLOCK
By ORDER OF THK n M.
Attest Y M
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

n Twenty empty carriages made
part of the Presidential procession in
Bottom en- Tuesday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
Daily Line from
LITCHFIELD TO YORK

THE Railroad Daily Line fer New
Il Milford, Bridgeport, and New York
leaves Spcncer's Mansion in Litchfield
every morning, Sundays excepted, al7
o'clock, and arrives at New York about
o'clock the same afternoon.
Returning, leaves New York every
morning at O'Clock, Sundays excepted)
from the foot of Market Street, by Steam
boat Mountaineer TO Bridgeport, by rail-
road.to New Milford, and by stage TO
Litchfield, arrirlng about 4 O'Clock the
same afternoon
Fare. from Litchfeld TO New York S2,75
Good horses, new coachesand change
OF teams have been put on The route from
New Milford to L,tchfeld, and will be run
through with dispatch.
N. B, 4 Stage leaves New Milford on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, morn'
ngs al 7 o'clock, for Quakerhill, Pawling,
Beekman. and Poughkeepsie returning
on opposite days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

u Rev. Dr.. Baird declines the appoint,
ment to the Presidency Of Jefferson Col>
lege, near Pittsburg, Penn. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
ADVERTISEMENTS.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
half Square, 3 insertions, 50 IS
Each subsequent Insertion, i
Square, insertions, 100
Es"h subsequent insertion, 20
Administrations Notices, 100
Commissioners Notices, 1875
Estray Notices. o75
Guardian and Trustee Notices, Sc, 81 oC
per square.
oj-A liberal discoun, made to yearly ADVERT.
CJ"Patent Medicine adv'ts inserted one ycai
$50 per column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
list OF LETTERS


d EMAINING in the Post Office at Litch
IL field, Con. July Isl. 1917.
Babaiit D. s. Co Lockwood Ezra
Barber SheIdan Marrissy Mich1
Dattcll Robbins McNiel Charles
Benas William ? Merwin SA -
Bissell George P Miller Harmon
Dracklin Thomas Monson Hemon
Campbell Jesse Moore s. Kennard
Camp D w Moultrop Truman
Culver Charles Nicholas Elizabeth
Deliber Daniel G O'Brian Patrick
Dickinson Joel /. Pond Isaac Fl
Drum Hugh Ring William w
Dudley Joseph W Rood Rufus
Eldtidge Dudley Sanford OZias
English William Scoville John
Farwcll, J I g. Co Samuel c
french Irena Sherwood Seth, 2
Frey Nicalaus Sperry Horatio
Gibbs lleman Z Stoddard Enos jr
Cray Elizabeth Stone Alva
Hall Rober! Tibbals Richard
harrison Epaphroditus Wakefield William
Hector Harmon Warner John S
Herman 4 Webster Benjamin
Johnson Francis Wood Nathaniel K
Leach Simeon d Woodruff CurtlssT
JB
8 r, nj, WOODRUFF, P Nj.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
FLOUR MILL;

FHNllE Subscriber has,just compl ted Il
thorough repair of the we'll known
G-1S NE Ex SS E@ @TnNs nj MH
on Bantam River, ahou; halfa mile east
Of the village OF Litchfield, at which place
he is now prepared to enter upon the bus>
mess of
VEL -Es .EE = Il NJ ~ T.
and he hopes TO do ii ia sucila mann, r
as fully 10 satisf, the public. There arr.
in It mill thee runs If stones in Gems
p!etc order aud he is willing 10 engage
that the NO. K shall be done as Wcll II rot
better hun at any other mill in the Co.
Please call aud try, and if it is not done
as well as.at any other mill, all charg' $
will be paid.
An improved smut mn lime has been
added and warranted to clean grain bet>
ter than any other one in use.
The subscriber keeps en- h. NJ or
sale, nll kinds of GRAIN, PRODUCE
! & FLOUR, a -.
ARMOND OLMSTED.
Li;chf,ld, June Esd. lS47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
3 AN TAAG DIVISION NO, 25
s. OF e.

THE McmbersCf this Division are no.
tilted to be punctual in their attendance
at their regular meeting on Friday the
Isl, as business of importance is 10 be
transacted.
H. A. HULL, W.P. :
G. II. BALDWIN, r. S:
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

OOsrsnppiy of new iypa, &C. did moi
not after all reach US in season to be used
this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

NO YECE.


VIRGIL D CORNISH, Dealer in Dry Goods
Y at Hartford, respectfully gives notice to
his former customers andthe people generall.
that he has recratly made arrangements 10
transact Wholesale
Silk and Fancy Dry Goods Trade
in connection with the Retail business.
1t is the object of the proprietor TO secure
the class Of customers who want rich and lssn
onable Goods. He has therefore opened and
offers at low prices a large and elegant stock Of
Dry Goods adapted to the season, and he conf
IDENTIFY asserts that u1:e magnificent assort-
ment cann"t Je found in any city in the Union.
Particular attention paid to buying and selling
DRESS SILKS, SHAWLS, and housekeeping
Dry Goods, Of every description all OF which
be people are respectfully invited to call and
examine.
VIRGIL D. CORNISH,
No 1856 Main Street, Hartford,
Swls AT the sign Of the Eagle,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
MARRIED,

In Hartford, June 23l, by Rev: A. Gloves
land Coxe. Dwight W. Pardee ESQ. and Miss
Henrietta, daughter Of Solomon Porter Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
REMOVA

ELIAS HULL, Tailor, has taken the sheo
II formerly occupied by Stephen Tro~brIdge
Esq next west OF L. ]. Smiths Store, where
he is ready to wait upon old and new custom.
ers. Thankful for the liberal patronage be has
long received, he will continue 10 use his eff
forts % satisfy ell who may see ct to call upon
him
Ltchneld May 1917. 3wi
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
Elizabslh L. Wetmore ]
Cornelius L. Wcimore.
State Of Connecticut
County Of Litchfeld. o.
JuIv 9Th 1Sd7

SOuubl Vi LitChHtIo'
July 5tb, l647.
" LIZABETH l.. WETMORE Of Ca.
~ naan, in said County having brought
hef petition to the Superior Court, TO be
holden al Litchksld In said County on the
third Tuesday of AGgus, lS47, against Cor
helius L. Welmore. her husband. praying
for a divorce and dissolution of the marriage
relation existing between them, on the
ground Of the wiffal desertion Of the said
Cornelius for more than three years.
1t is ordered that notice Of the tendency
Of said petition be given the said Cornelius.
he being out Of this State, by the publica-
ton Of this Order in Newspaper printed
in said Litehfeld at least hree weeks before
the sitting Of said Court.
FREDERICK D. BEEMAN.
Assistant Clerk OF said Cou ri.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

IN pursuance Of order Of the Cour! Of Pro-
J. bate for the District of Harwinton | will
sell at public auction on the Sd day OF July
next, 50 much of the real estate Of Robert Ames
hate of l!arwiutoa deceased as will raise tic
sum Of three huNtircd sixteen dollars and cigh>
~ seven cents with incident charges Of sale
Sale to. take rlats'at The late dwelling house Of
the deceased at o'clock P. NJ. Of said day.
gdELDoN~ OSBORN, Admit.
uarMintnn June llth. 1917. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

An AWAY from the suhs-1ihcI ~ : "a
4 ga u April, an iadanlursd colorsd Row
me nsmr q Georsa call.i.. a..S... IS year. Of
~ ms IRE csr'ionei against her
'"rlng OF employing him on penalty Of ina
4iw. VIM n NrTwCoSsn S
New PRESTON, l7,h May is47 i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
GreWrd PlGsFfr.

ii ~ Sale By, PRATT & FOSTER
q Vsst Cornwall May TN 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
Musical Lectures.

I;tch64ld June 23d. 1917.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30

de camp 10 Gen. Cushing, has been elec-
ted Captain ~ the Regiment, TO I'll va,
cancy, aud will not 20 to Vera Cruz.
1.-THE mutuy ia the North Carolina
Regiment has been eftciuaI'y qaeled.
Ga the morning after ii broke cut, NUN.
Der Of the Officers of the Regiment sign.
ed petition TO the Colonel TO resign,
which he very properly refused TO hsien
10, bu, laid il before Generals Cushing
aud Wool. Ii was considered ~ the
commanding General, that there was a
participation N the mutiny, and two of the
signers were dishonoraby discharged from
the service. As soon as this was known,
seventeen Officers rendered their resigna.
ton, but after twenty four hours had e.
lapseJ, they thought better OF It and beg
ged leave TO withdraw, expressing oil due
contrilion, and leave was granted. Thus
quiet and subordinalion has been restored.
The three Regiments have al. bcen sep
arated the North Carolina ordered 90 the
rear, aud The Nusnians to the front. The
soldier who was wounded by Colonel Pane
al the time he sho, al the mutnoef, vas
a NtrgInan, aud has bcen d,shonofabls
discharged from the service"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30

A person accustomed 10 und ess in .
room without fire, agd 10 seek fcposo II
a cold bed, SI'l not experience the least 10
The natural heat Of his body viii very
speedily render hlm even more comfortably
warm than the individual who sleeps n n
heated apartment, and n a bed thJsart. r.
cla.'y warmed, and Who viii be extremely
liable 10 a sensation Of cb l'1css as soon us
the arlr6claI heat i, d,aNra'ed. BJtthl. +,
not alI-lhe constitution Of the .ormct y III
be rendered moro robust, and Ear less sus.
ccpub.c to the unlcpco of alnospbcrcai
vlcIss'odrs ban that Of the lalet-J01r.
of Hc4ith.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30
From our REGIMENT

Our latest " Pcayune,' contains sundry
letters from Mexico, whence We extract
the following items
Since nay last, two Companies II tho
North Carolina Regiment have been or.
dered 10 the support Of Capt Prenlss's
battery, On The hill above sallilo. One
Of these companies, commanded by Capt.
Henry, IS tho crack corps of the Reai.
monl, and has been stationed in town ever
since their arrival. Il had no par,iclpa
ton whatever in the late mulrnous out.
break. Mr.. Buck. formerly Adjntant Of
tho Reg nen,, bot recently appointed Aid
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30
Hon 4 PIcxEN, BvTLER.
Letter from COL Butter to Gen. Worth

SAN atGUSTiTI aug. ~, lSif.
Dean GESERAL; We are here ~ lflbu.
iallon. | can but hope, however, il is but
Temporary. Il ordered that this division
remain rs projection to the train. There
IS gloom on Us aIi, while | am one who
believes there nil be fighting enough for
ALL The moral effect ~ whitening. The
regiment, though weak IN numbers, IS up
to the fall point, and | trust South Caroll.
IA may have place ~ the picture. We
have been watching you and your division
for the last Two days wnh lfaierual atisc-
ton; bat the entire voice Of the army,
where | have been, or heard, IS unbound
ed confidence IN a" Worth" Z" So mote Il
be-" Bat ! have s'rayed from the prlncl.
pal point Of purpose Of my mole, which Is
To say, our friend, Col Dickinson, more
impatient, end not so long a soldier as my.
self, desires a place nearer the flashing Of
guns; and with good taste, wishes 10 get
near you. IT. you can make him useful he
Will feel much grathed am aware you
are surrounded with a talented staff, but a
little more Of a good thing will rendef Il
not the less complete or eiieclual.
p. N. BUTLER, s. &. v.
Gen. w. J. WoRru Comd'gr &c,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30
EXTRAORDINARY INCIDENT.

A maia convict has been living lor four
Yeas 90 lady's maid With female Of rouk
N the vicinity Of Plcsdtlly, London. The
dcaoucmca arose from tho arrival Of the
superintendent Of police o, ,hs mansion N
question, when tho domes'ics we're oil *.
ahmed except one, aud that Que vas The
lady : maid. " The very person want. 3"
sud the officer, " for The iady's maid IS a
man
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30
Letter from N,j5r General WORTH, to Hon.
4 r. Bailcr.

TAcuBAYA, Mexico, Aug. 26, 1877.
SIR: / trust cordial intimacy and
friendship Of twenty FIVE years With your
late Brother, the gallant Col, Butler, vii
excuse the lrespass Of a stranger. Your
Brother fell most glouous.y in the great
battle of tie 10Th, before the ga'cs 81
Mexico III Hot bloody conflict, 40 man
gave higher evidence 81 ynl1r and patriot
ISM, % exaJrcI a brighter example. He
iel, when II vas Gods viii, precisely Us
be would have desired 10 DE. HIS body
rests here his memory 10 the hearts Of
his country men his spIrii, bright and pure
as bis blade, with his God.
'Ioe enclosed egler, written the day he.
fore The bau.e, did not receive until lie
DAY after through the hands Of Dickinson /;
aud It IS not because or the kind things
slid BY a friends partialIty, bu, because It
IS probably he last letter he penGeJ, that
l send It TO YOU; begging that ut some fu.
'ure day it may he returned to ne, to be
preserved aud cherished.
The gallant Palmellos, who showed
themselves worthy Of their State and
Country, los, nearly one.half This VIC.
tory wl.i carry Joy and sorrow into half
he families n South Carolina. Col, Dick.
luson - getting Oh we'll and vii, It IS
hoped, save hts leg. An armistce Is con
Guided ami Commissioners meet to.mor.
row to treat u peace. God speed them.
Very truly your obedent servant,
". J. WORTH.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30


express man 4 Shout 70 slar'. lou shall
Dc KEPT informed everything
ours, &C. 6 X
SANTA ANNA's HANifEsIo.
MS ENFLANATIoN or MS RECENT REVERsEs.
Al soma inccnveaience to ourselves We
lay before our readers translation Of San
"a Annl's Mlniiesio 10 INC nation. giving
his verslen oi The causes Of his recent de
feat, which ne does nui adec; 10 deny and
scarcely eAien3sies. |, IS an interesting
document and vii amply reward perusal:
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30

An editor out West olJ"c's to the snb.
silluilon Of LADIES' for vine At our pubic
dinners, because they are u,uch dfqrrr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-30

TOE SaT . thuru5asco. a house Shere
Csct daley and Major Barland we're Sc.
cI-ied wls passed. The former vas quite
n0se'i Al ths ,lne. bu, he lliisr came out,
saouIdeted 3 mu.ket, aaj was N at the De.
leat Of Chufubusco. | hear that CLAY
sod al The Other prisoners Will now soon
b fsieased. Yours &c. G. ". X
It1rEAYA, Angus, %, ls47.
The peacc commissioners met again yes.
terd8y, and al 4 point nearer this place.
NJ'hug uo,ttisg u relation 70 the proceed
Iags Of this seeoad meeting has iranspired
some s1y taat esey hing meDt on smooth.
y, others say at, Sh.ch s ,olcrab,y strong
proof thar 81. a1'e S known one way OF
the other q RELATION 10 the deliberations.
The uew commissioner, Blrnardo Coulo,
ives present, a. vas also Aurislain. The
LATER Is represented as TOOL Of Mackin.
iosh's; bat il he can 90 ans Thing towards
bringing about peace this makes 10 dit.
ference They say thai IN the CITY they
indulge the hope lhal tie commissioners
"iil agree up8a the Neuces as boundary.
Inls u carrying the stakes and stones a
hV!e too far, " GIVE them an GcA and
they Il take an ell IS applied 10 many peo.
pie in the wof!i-sue q Mexican an inch
and bel take al least seven ulss and bali
musi close Tins letter IN hasle, as a
messenger ms Igst come 10 to say that The
express man : sbou. 10 Start. You shall
be Kept informed everything.
ours, Sc, " X.