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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
REV. IL. EsEEsKssEsD'S
' tN EIhBLE ANII- BIZ @ :
FAMILY PILLS

YYTiEY have proved of Tho greatest hchest IN fglIov
y ing and curing osihInate daugerou diFehsts
" here thcr remcd huvo fnicd The IT
chronic dt Spclsia iuvcterhe eDstYeness indigestion
sprptic Coustpou Ilaua ehulic eKsipelus. rIeIi-
lratsiu nervous 81 sick headache and piles havo hccit
entirely cured hy them also liver complaints Of long
standing enlargement Hsftt1n 0f tht spleen,
called ague cake the side, bilious feyct fever
and u att Its farms JauudCe chultc of
muscular 81 tho stomach dtarthHa, dysenteTy
bloodV nuN. cholera aud lis ptemoHtoTY symptoms.
(of which many hundred nave beeu cured mental
IcApgcucnt, debility. dropsical swelling, numh
pasry, epilepsy, hpppfeNy, sickness seutsy, astb
ma plrnrsv, worms children adults. fits loose
aud irrcgularitv of TITO towe oecasoned by ess
ing irritation. f.rer- wHoopIng cough scarlet
HIVES or Group, erupliDna uf the skin. &c.
They mild but efltetna IN Their operation upor
the causing debility ~ too great cIritemetS
They perfectly safs aud proper e be taken ever
peculiarly 0fsituatIoU, climate az discFse W here
ter0tvc, cnthattic or LAXATIVE would prove bsnrtcls
They compatible with every climate aud have
found excellent prrventIvCs of the Diseases incident
hot temperatures and countries. fever andt
bilious affections, &c. they setcrgs ard cleanse
blood u ftte crcu dtion optn distractions ~
promote tho secretion Of healthy bile They give
strength 10 the stomach causing ths digestion
uIal vigorous aud healthy.
ErtrGct from Lette, from hs Res. MedG~
MunsoH. Of the Georgia -Hsthodist Cor
ference.
EeRtvEsGo GKoRats, April 90, 1894
Rev ami Doar Sir.
The fever aud ague prevalent in this stnte and
Your Pills are almost a certain for IL have hrok a
the disease upon myself with two doses OF the pills and
am not alone ia this experience. have known many
others experience the same benefits. They med
cse that exactly suits this snitry climate Yours &c
MEDAD MUNSON.
For sale by BAssETT 4 ROBINSON aud JAMES
kKER, Agents. pr 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
AND CONFECTIONERY

a
-uF subscribers respectfully inform Their friends ana
IL the public that they nave opened IL '' ,,eet
Wheeling splendid assortment of fruit aud eoete1l ,
sry consisting Of Oranees Lemons Figs ft9ees JIM
AZ .t,sln az ali kinds confectionery etc, when
,r IN seu at reduced prices. They have eonhee'eu
WIN thei. establishment an Ice 0feata sa,eo "
thew will he happy 10 serve Ladies' ana "eh'e"e
Inc test Ice Cream in the city. ,. ATM n,
Tbey manufacture and sell al "loesals, !,
.vs,v variety al Baltimore prices ana respeelly ~ "
oNey .,.h,nts 10 give them call before pntchas-
country me- NI5MSEA & REYNOLDS.
m - .NN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08

IA CARH-The subscriber, late Of the hrm tl60E
Ia & POWELL. having taken lrWn's " arehonse
adjoining the Custom House in Alexandra, Va. VIII be
pleased 10 receive c0usignne OF Flour and Produce
generally commission Also Leather and W DOL, al
OF which VIII make liberal advances, and pledge my
self to effect tile hest sale that IS Poselbe. will keep on
hand a supply Of FAMILY GROC ERlES, all OF when
will he furnished on the best terms. viii execute or
es for the purchase of any article That ma be wanted
on the most advantageous terms.
au. 81, 4w bANifit NJ ~, f. r.;
Refer to WIN II Powell & Som John Vowel, Nm
FowieS sons. Lambert 4 Mckenzie, McVeigh Bro &
Co OF Alexandria Va ahd 70 FORSYTH 4 Baker, Dor
sew & Chaplue, and K " Harding Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
TO HALE A MILLION OF THE TOR
TURED!
VIZ MEAN SUCH As HAVE
E1yEf ESp61Es&!


- 81 holES or toMl NM foh hl1H illh
aA faculty "a TINS or the Old country eau nu no gen
n'ne remedy and winch cannot always he e1efmIhated
even by painful ana disgusting appieat9f oil TIE SUI
seous khlfc' We An0% that III THIS disease dozens o
useless emcdles having teen pulled INTO hotohiey ana
s0dto ieEinS OF deceNed individuals, ami thai any al
Nft''s'" i.le' io' 'i'st 'ssR - ta2t - 20 VIZ e9aat
Tut &c w trust {" the good sense af tie sufferers and
III any intention 10 deceive and TO cretin orr umluai
lied assertions that Or. plane RI. EltGit Ak
Is sure am S"lt cure ioI nc OF le IL Ne tht III
leri&l or external, hee'itha or Mind he fleciGafy
Will cause but Little trouble or inconvenience wien tax
en-, and "a any case, no maleI 9M III 4tde Hadfe fm6
years
NEARLY THREE THOUSAND STRUCTURES
ere effected and in New York there have BEEN We do
not hesitate 10 saw five times thai uuHtr achieved
The same space line The inventor of tile Electuary
which 20 The roughly cuuquers hat has tand docs
now bstc the III and ey periencs of the medical fac
uly is a practising physician HIS .iIdIons habits
College induced the terrible complaint aud
heye bs own suerngs that he expended the time
study which produced a blessing the community al
aroe in the shane ofthc Electuary.
There are many causes Of pics In persons the
IL beaut Il from their ancestors the greatest
Cause of g,s ia the use of yielSR.> pufgaives in the
sin ,e Of Ds, Aloes forms principal ingredient of
EeIo purglng pellets and aloes invariably lnfame and
rrit ate the amcutary canal weaken the stomach and
o>ves and ake The wholc constitution Strong drinks
also urndure ~ Irs Inactivity aud long slttings have
i ~ ,,.,. NJ, ,ntt1.r q, hat me cause n. ,,ro
ar Int,,,s Of tte Nirrtuary warrant "A COMPLETE RES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
BOOKS. NEW STOCK

II AMLY aud pocket Bibles, Preshy terrain Psalms and
Il Hynns Psalms of David, variety of school Books
EceJ Ic Readers, Sanders Readers Cohb's Readers
Rays Arithmetic, Bavicis Arithmetic aud Algebra
C0msock's Philosophy, Chemistry and fhysilobo2y and
variety of standard works Theology, Medical and
general LITERATURE Blank looks aud all kinds of station
ary wide window binds and wall paper, sold How
any establishment IN the city by
JOHN FISHER Agent.
sep Nam street, Nheeiln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
MACHINERY OF ALI KINDS.

y -.I-I"-- IN
~oHN MACKIE respectfully informs the lu9,'I ma
u ~, has taken the building formerly the 50 n u
Uu~piINC oil MILL. AIN ST, into when ne has
.nt an engine and the hest OF la'hcs anu con- ,
hich NJ is prepared To do all Kinds "i lut"'es ~ 49,
"Gandc.s Rollers. Wagon and Cart A1les, Sefe"
emitting Sc equalto any establishment IN ~. 10
Wheeling, Aug IS, } ms Xarbin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
Madison Hotel.

OLSON. INDIANA
FTSE proprietor Of this long established house respect
b tIiy oilers ts Accommodations to the travelling
public.
THIS point, long ftvorife with The Provision Dealers
nf WhCrlug III the coming winter utrr them greater
adv ayes tnan heretofore rnH the extension
the Rail Road 30 nnes further into tile great Hog
ing reIiop u. ID. FITZHIGll,
''sep = 2u Proprietor.
II LACK, h lue Blk. Bro Mode, Salin striped, ana
~ Barred, Nazarne Blue and Fancy Apaeas, French
Meriuo. BombaZine- and CoLurg cloth, cheap nj
sept - STONE * THOMAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENT,
NY'GHAfIB4EfN n N0X.

T)t oIFttT,
TPANING entered into arrangements with some 81 thd
fs@frE tdAst8ek, consisting Of 500
Boots and Shoes, selected WiS and intended OK
prcssy for the western trade they prepared to fur
nish western Merchants with general assortment of
Boots and Shoes either by tho package dozen at
they can b purchased in baltimore Phil
adephla with the addition Of freight 10 this point for
he proof Of which they invite you TO eNamna' ION
their stock. 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
CO-PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.

~ w. SrErnFSs of Wheeling, T. T. SnoEsBERGER
Aas of Juuiata aud A. S1OC of Pittsburgh Iave
this day entered into Co Partnership under style and
OF stephens, Shuenlcrset 20 at the anchor Iron
Works Whpc ing, Va. of he purpose Of manufacturing
iron and nai!1 Of every description. nj {, 1917.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
NEW CARPETS.

~vOW's TIE TIME.-We have Jist received a
~ the New Carpet store i43 Main ST., Wheeling Va,
an seees Of the latest and desirable styles of Da
mask Ingram and Nenitan carPeting that eau be Sc
lected from The hest manufactures in the country
o,red IN this CITY, and which viii sell at pric,
MAJ cannot rsil to please. our friends and customer
viii rlease call and examine Carpes from III cents Il
o q / per yard. ,-,.,,, 49,, ,,,,l.,,,, 80
aug p Ml4Npll-' hAhh39 IL q -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.


~ HIS company, being duly organised, Is preparee
= IL make insurance oil every description of Fire and
Marine Risks, such dwelling houses. store Houses, SC
with their contents. Also, @eam Boats Flat bouts and
keal hoas III their cargoes 10 ard from any port on
the Ohio aud Mississippi rivers theirtrbuarY streams
Applications for Insurance to ha made for the present
The oftce Of the Wheeling savings Institution.
aug k. MetbY Seq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
. w s1rrneS,, f. +. snorsprRonR, ]. A. srocKros
SIlOENBERGER x CO.,

; TI'IIFNS, SUPERINTENDENT N OO.y
ANCHOR IRON WORKS,
Wheeling, Va.
Manufacture all kinds of Boiler Sheet, bar Iron and
Nails A. r. Steel elliptic springs and axes. Being
nected with Shoenherger's old Jnniata Works, we can
offer article Of Juniaa Iron - ~aaded sHoESBERdER)
equal to any made In the couulrs. Warehouse of The
Works corner Of Monroe aud Wafer streets. /. la4J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08

INSl RANCE.
10 ISKs will be taken ~ tie FIRE MARINE IN
H 81 RANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING TUE
LOWEST RATES on
Buildings Of all kinds stone brick or wooden and their
contents.
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &c
Furniture:
And merchandise OF all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation Of
goods rivers, lakes, scas canals. and raitroads.
Tor tie character OF the company 10 prnmptlude
and hbersty IN the adjustment ard payment Of losses
beg leave refer 10 tile merchants Of tins place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment Of claims upon
Office Man street. X. W. HARDING, Sec'y.
aug T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
NEW FALL

IND UiNfER IN ftG01tst
YAMBLErpN& euNs Wholesale deafrrs. M ae-
"a baltimore street West et Ifhertg Rlfe Front
tavr now 90 haut aHd daIr. fc6pIVIIe aIeo -Uu
handsome assot.nefJof IaII and Wutef Gulds 0I.f#h
they otter 10 country Merchants and Purchase ri tho
lowest market prices and respectfully ius1edeasl- sls
lung tins marke. "a give them ea Hatafe aHzcHaslia
Iheif stock consist i rart As follows
CLOTHS q N00BI.ENS.
Blue hs,k and eo'ered Easll-leed American cloths Of
Of all the various grades.
ncg an elpil-
Common 10 supcrfne style fancy and LACK Cast
nicres and DoC~kui-.
Blus, black aud brown Gcaycr aud iilot cloths
sAfiNETS-Biuc, bac&. steel and cadet iyci amt
IInscys. Jeans ami Negro EerSe4s
Z aud g & TUee - varfoUs grades
esry printed Blue and gold Wst X Jeans, well as=oT
ye.,or- Of an quaG. some nre and feaalfal ~ les
Rose. Whitney, Nacklnsw. but ettL aud Point Blank
etc. White Red and yellow F1annels
DRESS GOODS.
tiwal and Mohair raids, SILK rartton and Cashmere
New and beautiful plaid and striped Aapaceas
BACK, hue and PLAIN coared do all qualities
Cashmere he Coss aud Muslin de Lafncs, rich sfyics
ris'd Earston and Manchester Gnshams, aliq0afties
Cashmere Dresses and Robcs, twilled and plaid Glng
hams
PRINTS.
large and well selected assortment Of American aud
Brush Prints, as puppies Chocolate aud rich styles
All qualities, black and White black and purple, and
madden color Prints
SHAWLS AND HANpkEBCHIEFS.
\ general assortment OF rlad Woolleu aud Union
shewls a. to I0,I
PLAN and PLAID German printed and cotton saayyfs
Rich printed aud PLAN coered and black Caslnere do
Plan and printed lordes coIofrd and black Cashmere
and cloth
Rich puncdria Nj Table covers of wool, wofsted
Brush and Ame'Qs printed cotton handkerchief. and
Shaws
fadtcst silk Paints Neck Tics mud t,rav.ts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
QUINCY FOUNDRY, ,,,,,r,
CORNER OF MAIN & QUINCY STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SANDS d 60.

Warehouse No. 7, VI nroe Street.
,r,ur Subscribers are prepared to make and keep con
stanty on hand the above Establishments al KINDS
Of Castings Cook ing Franklin, Balloon, ana tano,
stoves Of all sizes and patterns fioliow"ne N8so
goxes Plough Castings, Crates, Flat irons susaI anu
Wash cities &c. a complete assortment. W. nave
st received sotre splendid patterns for farlor 6aes'
s ,test ever brought To this city. Persons who IN
r, bnilsng are respectfully requested TO examine lhe
before purchasing any other kIud NrhaNe tafse ~
Of n.tterns for Mil gearing the best IN the place. WhG
~, " IN make 10 order at the lowest rates also es
inc Machine Castings. We will also continue to manu-
~ sectnn Of country and warranted equal 10 any made
in the western country. We Will warrant all our cas-
NJ. and other work done al our establishments aaa d
80 can be made IN Pittsburgh, Cincinnati or any
- as,ahl,shment IN this city Persons wishing 10
snv .ricle in our line will please give US ca
and ex anime for themselves. . ~ =, p. ANS :. 20
apl hA'"ii-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
JUST RECEIVED
hooks ROOkSll

BOOKS! BOOkSii
rINiE suhshriber having entered into such
! meni with all the large publishing houses in tho
eastern enable HIM to cell al heit publishers
prices in New ork, Boston aud Philadelphia Call at
the corne. Book store OF Main and Union streets.
sup @ w R0BB.
gust received few choice Eng .ish Bride Bits and
" Filings call and than, for sale at small ad
vance, tina sign of the na. trunk collar etc 100 main
street. sep II NlCol4L & CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08
STJGA R
COOMRS, TOOLS.

Or Barrels New Orleans sugar, On consignment, for
% sale by FORSHTH * BAkE Err.
Mheeng, Augnst u. isf7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-08

=, IL Ell NEEI has just receiv0d complete aSsort
y ueht Of Goopers' Draw Knives Board axes, Adzes;
&C. with tho different sizes rress iioop& Howell. III
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
FROM MEAIUO /!

Re-cumn.encement Of hostiliiies = TeTvIble
street-6ghting in the cny--GenCral Worth
wounded. etc.
Our New York exchanges of Friday
brought us most exciting intelligence from
the city of Mexico The substance Of the
news is as follows
The proposals for peace made by Mr..
Tristwere rejected, and hostilities were re-,
newed. A hard battle was fought on the
evening of the 9th by few hnndredo of Geus
SCOTS men and four Of Santa Anna's pick
ed regiments-and the latter were badly
beaten. a portion Of our troops entered the
city on the 9Th. and had possession of two
streets. Gu. troops had suffered severely
from the ere Of the enemy. especially those
stationed in The windows and on the roofs
of houses Gen Worth was badly wounded.
Gen Herrera, the governor of the city OF
Mexico, issued proclamation, ca ling up
on tie women, children, and all others not
under arms, to collect stones and carry them
upon the roofs of the houses, and thence
throw them at the Americans.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07

a vastly increased emulation and a much
more extended and di3Gsive competition 10
bringing 10 perfection such primary arii-
cles as those or Butter and Cheese, the finn
provement If Hhirh is exclusively theil
own. Could we enlist their feelings to thai
degree as 10 render them as assidious IN
the affairs Of the Dairy as in acquiring the
polish Of fashionable life, who can believe
that an actual general improvement would
not very soon be apparent. Though we can
not 100 much commend the quietude o. SIM
plicity 81 rural life which ought ever 10
characlefise il, yet we choose not to De
tho scynical, bu: would freely tolerate We
~ considerably bastle ON the part OF the Las
dies. If they were moved thereto by deter
mination to vie with the Ladies of Orange
County and Old Herkimer; and although
we esteem modesty as the crowning emblem
Of their sex, yet will pardon their attempt
to secure the word ofpfaise, that the time
may yet come, when il may in truth he said,
"The Daughters of Orange and Herkimer
have done virtuously, but those of LiIchfeld
have excelled them all"
"A, WADSWORTH, Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
DEATH OF GEN. HOPPING.


Brigadier General Enoch d. Hopping
was at the time of his appointment. a
resident If Syracuse, Ononaaga Co, New
York. He was a M n beloved by all who
knew him in that region. Ply. regular
grades of rank he had attained the posi-
ton OF Major General in The Militia Of
This STATE, which rank he held tor seve, al
wears aud was accounted fine officer :.
When the " Ten r giment Bill" came up
~ Congress, he repaired to the CRY IL
Washington and made application for
the Colon elcy to be- given 10 this Stale.
HIS friends were numerous, and he had
l,een but a@shorl time at the seat of
Government VIII n he Pr,siden, and Secs
rtary of war made known their inieDfioa
It complying with his wish. Suhsequent>
v The claims of General. Temple, ofAi-
i nv, were presented, and an intimat ON
vas made 10 Gen. Hopping thathe would
requr, 10 accept the Lieutenant Coz
h.nelcy.
Gen. Hopping and The writer of this
article were among lhosr VIII" waited
the result Of conftmptions-a and when
The doors ut the Senate clan.r were o.
pcned and the last OF New York appoints
men,s was promulgat. d, the surprise ri
no WAS gres'er than that of Gen. H. him.
IS If, on hearing that he had been appoin>
ell Brigaditr General instead OF 1t. colO>
mel. We were witness tothis surprise 8
are satisfied that il was entirely unexl
p c,ed 10 the BENEFICIARY. ~
General Hopping has eft wife-he
had no children. He came 10 this cuy
in the month pf May, with his lady, and
purchased his uniform and FASTENED oa
toihe scar of war, leaving Mrs. H.. herd
to pass The summer, We parted with
him a. the Astor House, he beipg inarx-
cellen health and anxious TO reach NIX.
ico with all dispatch. He was fully as
ware ofthe hazards of his enterprise, and
conversed upon tie chances again>t lite
in Mexico. He see med impressed with
the feeling of doubt MS TO his return to his
home, but he conceived that he had dus
u to perform which could not be meas
ureG by his own Meditation.
GenHopping was about as years Of age
at the time of bis death. He was ofnoble
slature. commanding in his appearance
possessed high s. intellectual front.
handsome. benevolent countenaDce. asd /
an amiahledisps,siti0n. sssss
He died OH the 18th September, at Mier
where bis brigade was statinned ms
brigade, we understand. has beca bvok-
en- up, and il is quite probable there VIII
be no appointment in his place.
M Saturday Emporium.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
WOODBURY..

At meeting of the wings of Woodbury.,
holden al the Court Room. Wednesday
evening, Sept. 22, the following namei per,
sons were appointed Delegates and supsli
tutes TO the Wing State Convention to be
holdea at New Haven ON the third of No.
vember lS47.
Delegates-Nathaniel B. Smith, Mon,
roe G. Sherman, Reuben H. .Holchkiss,
John E. Strong.
Subsdtutes--Charles B. Crafts, William
B. Hotchkiss, John Aberneth. VIM. Cothren
Resolved. that the Secretary be requested
to forward the list of Delegates and Substi>
tutes to the Wing papers of New Haven
C.G. JUDSON, Secretary.
Woodbury., Sept. 22, l847.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
Calvin s. Ball Again.

Balls deluded victim. says the True Sun,
has visited hi N in his western prison, and has
recovered 1880 OF her money, horse and
buggy worth $3.50, ard her watch. etc. worth
$3.50 He was there Oh Wednesday evening
last week, delivered over To officer Bloom, Of
that city, who was 10 waiting with a warrant
from M ,yor Brady. on charge of attempting e
poison his wife. bigamy. SC. Scarcely how
ever, had he been transferred. before he took
and he is now roaming about in search OF new
conq0ests.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07

THE FATE of MAJOR Mills. --We learn
by Telegraphic Dispatch, to the Palladium
last night. that al the battles Of Chutubuscn
this brave officer being in the advance, was
carried into the enemies ranks, aud hndiue
himself thus tletached surrendered.
II is stated that after his surrender, he was
inhumanly butchered by one u he Mexican
lancers. This report comes from an Officer OF
the army through the St. Louis Republican, 4
may still be subject to solnr doubt, but this ~
the latest intelligence received sae
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07


Of stone wall Of large sizr, IN all between w w
and TOO rods. giving 20 the land a neat cue
clear appearance. The farm lses ao" ~ ~. ~,
miles from his house, consequently ne mas 70.
done much by way Of manuering except py
Master Of which be has used some every year
Ess he ..wsd sbos. TIRE E. .'s men e. eu ds
.'..eS .s,;,b erops. and he has now about Forty
se srsI reeded with clover and heEds.EraFs,
sss;fB 6Fomises well. Heharvea,ed this 5esr
about tsD bushels herds grass seed. three npp 9.
Sre5 bushels Of oats, Eve acres Of rye. I'VE ],
go NJ h,,ckwheaf, and has seven or eight tons
6Shay We saw but few head Of neat cattle
On the farm, and those not worthy 81 speciel
notice. &. 49,
,;,,ros tyour committee would respectfullx
r rl,c that Five Dollars be given g ny
$3.50 2 asa gratuity for ;the great improvements
made on his farm in 20 short a time.
All Of which 10 Fespecifully submitted.
FREDERICK BUEL,
Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
THE SUPPORT OF NEWSPAPERS

The Detroit Free Press, in referring 10
paragraph which was published short
time since in regard 10 the importance at
sustaining the local press, holds the foil
owing language
To the above the Cleaveland Plain,
dealer adds few words, which, with
friend Gray's leave, we adopt. Il is hall
the study and labor of a faithful editor OF
a city press, to advocate the interests of
the place in which he lives He notes
its improvements, studies its advantages,
and courts foreign patronage BY all the
ar ts inhis power. Still not one half uf
the business men who IRE Immediately
benefited by his unwearied and constant
exer,ions take his paper They are wills
ling he should work in heir behalf, but
when asked to patronize him in return
| O they cant afford IT, They are IA.
king too many papers already not bone
papers, bu, some that are printed a thou>
sand miles away.
| There IRE men in this city doing ten,
fifteen, and twenty Thousand dollar husi-
ness yearly who never have taken Des
trolt paper. They are willing thai o,hs
ers should support the city press % long
as they can share the profits
ItafRoFds US pleasure 70 III able 70 say
1 for s,ug huNsness men ia Butfittos that such
remark are n.t al allapplicable to their
they are governed by an inteiligentant
liberal view OF the Importance OF sustain
ing their own city press. We're i 9th
\. erwise, we could not within the last 2
months have swelled tbs circulation Z
The ExPRRss nom nolhing 70 mite iha
| 1900 daily issues Buffalo ExDIess.