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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

Tiers Is man up country Hh5 turns so
pale when he'is frightened, that people can
scraps the nhitsWash frdm his face.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

:SAlrH, THE RAzoR SrRoP MAN-Mr
Smith the far-famed tRazor Strop Man"
was once endeatofing to get IN inveterate
grog-seller To sign the pledge. but his ar
guments and entreaties were alike unatail-
ing, and the grogseller as quite number
of his peculiar friends and customers were
standing around, determined, tifhe could,
to pass Che matter off as joke at the cxz
pense of Smith.
s.Look here, Smith" exclaimed the man
Of teddy sticks, Il understand you get a
dollar head for every man you get to sign
the pledge"
nWh6 do ydd think pays it ~ inquired
S. aWhy, the Temperance Society, ]
'spdae but I'll tell you what II Is Smith
you don't get dollar on my head"
GWell,,' answered Smith, looking rather
comicallt at the gtegseller, athsy would be
fools to pay a d0ltar for such 4 head as
yours 6hsn they can get u sheeps lead,
pluck and al, fora shilling r.
The knight of the toddy stick lad NO
thing more TO sly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

BLowS Ur.-Mr. Van Ness, a pyro-
technist, who was preparing fireworks at
Auburn, New York, On the morning ofthe
4th, was blown seventeen feet from &hefe
he stood, BY the explosion Of a large guam
tity Of powder in the room, which was near
ly torn to pieces. lie was dreadfully
burnt, but was expected to recover, Ac-
cidents, as usual, were numerous On that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

DIsrREssING CAsuALrY.-The Yorkville
g(S, e. Miscellany states that Coy. John
son recently had negro house burnt, and,
what is almost incredible, twenty negro
children out of twenty-eight In the bull
ding, we're consumed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR TO
ABBOTT LAWRENCE

\ The following was published as communion
ton in the Northern Courier:
Mr.. Editoy-I perceive that yoti call
for the g evidence" which Mr.. Abbott
Lawrence POSSESSES, concerning Gen. Tay-
lor's political views i happen to knolc
some little of the matter, and will state
what know, for the benefit of the public
The aevidencen Is Contained in letter
from Gen. Taylor to Mr.. Lawrence, and
though this letter is, l believe, private,
still It certainly ought TO be published ],
In one place he says in effect, and /
think in so many words, that he q Is d
Wing, always Wing, but never an aktrd
Whig,n while in another place are these
very words: geiected 10 Tie Presidency
shall select ing Ca6iset from ne ruREsr
AND ABLRsT Vines IN THE UNIoNn These
words knoso to be contained in this let
ter, and if mistake not there is more to
the same effect Hope you viii give pub
hcity to this statement and oblige
A VINO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

Brig. Gen. KEARNEy, who led in the
conquest in New Mexic3 and California,
nominated as Major Geheral by brevet, it
is stated, was rejected by the Senate Oh
Saturday week, The dispute with Coli
Fremont is alleged as the cause Of his re-
lection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
Boardimg House.

,IH M MO 1Hfm nm n ~
~ ~ - " = ~ - ~ W 70
Viii subscriber would inform the public hal
- hc h4s opened House q knles1.nncnt y
t1epheftsioun On he s.reet ls.dInf % ne River
- ths sign q he TkMRkk1NCk HOTEL,
.Nhefs every arrangement has been made @ ac-
conuodaN Al Who may AypI him Win can.
~ his house WI 3 heft smelly upon ne tenn
Rerance plan i VIII b quiet And orderly, ind bis
e1aEEes wlA pe moderate, ana every exeIfton
made 20 ne comfort 81 has guests. He here
.ofs 49, = snare os fegi Auonese p1fucni1r-
~ q tnose VINO are ilet % me Nmperance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

The Ch61en6 IN Russia. According to
accounts received from Moscow, the cho-
lera is making dreadful progress The
number Of cases on the goth Of May alone
were 80; the number Of deaths being AZ
During The six l,resIdas dfiXs 464 persons
were attacked, Of whom z05 died { This
dreadful visitation is likewise very preva-
lent at RUbinaki, Kalouzh and Jardslau
1t is, therefore, evidently travelling west
ward.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

n ALABAMA SEsAroR.-fhe Huntsville
Democrat understands that Hon. WmR
King has been appointed by the Governor
to fill the vacancy questioned BY Mr. Bag
by's resignation of, his seat in the Senate
of the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

The QuAkER's REAsoN.-No body Of
men ever come to more sensible practical
conclusions than the Quakefs. One Of
them being told that he could not con-
scientifically support Gen. Taylor for the
Presidency, replied, that either Taylor or
Cass must be President-that Taylor,
though fighting General, was Peace
Man-whilst Cass was 4 talking General,
and War Man. The distinction he
thought quite sufficient for hiM-and so
will it be for that great body Of good cit
liens who take rational view Of every
question presented for their consideration
Winchester Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

An ATTEspr 10 TAKE hrs "A bottle
Of yit.iol was last week thrown into the
window Of . room where several ladies Of
Mr. Mann's family, at Providence, r. I.
were sitting, An Attempt to murder Mr..
Mann and family was made, on Wednes-
day night A quantity Of gun-powder
or gun-cotton was inserted between the
walls Of his and that Of an adjoining build
ing, and fred The explosion tore to
pieces the sidewalks Of both houses and
broke nearly all the glass in the buildings
in the neigbcrhood; in some cases driving
in the sashes entire "A man named Cal
der, who was passing at the time Of the ex-
plosion, was severely burned by the fall
ing fragments The inmates Of the house
escaped. This is the third attempt made
to- destroy Mr.. Mann, and reward Of
$4,000 has been offered foretAe detection
of the authors Of these outrages.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
=
Military.

We had the pleasure Of Witnessing the
drill Of the Light Quart under Capt. Good
man and the .Li.chfell Blues nader Maj.
Gen Bacoa. "Wednesday afternoon. Both
Companies excited orr admiration and y
10 ne. lin our rlace. 70 Judge between them.
We. feel safs in saying. however, that the
ear caald scarcely ds,sct . difference in the
iar and click Of, the naslfets Of the Two. or
The eve anv distinction. favorable 10 either.
In the rapidly and miami nifty of move,
meR.. during the manual exercise. Twas,
however, conceded that there was superb
Sriiy1 e. marching s6owa, Sy one Company
daesip par, psshaps 20 the NOR: graceful
sniformy of the, las,er. In fact, we neve'
.aw the marching Of the Company allu.ed
70 bea.ea anyphese Hartford Daily Wing
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

Teachers Convention &c WaterseWns
The Teachers Of our Public SchOols IN
the south part Of LiIchEeld Co.. and in the
north rarl Of New Haven Co, assembled At
waIercw", On Tuesday If last week, the
18th inst, with the Rev. ]. r. NoRT"N,
and Rev. GEuRoE L. For, as the conduc
tors of the Convention on The par. Of the
Siaie.
Eighty Te 'chers were enrolled as mem
beTS Of the Convention, all Of whom mani.
fesied the deepest intrres. in the ol.jecI that
had called them together, The sessions
commencing on Tuesday morning, were
continued Till Saturday. ": 10 o'clock p. NJ
As has been customary on similar coca
sions, the hours Of the day were mainly de-
Voted TO drill Of the class, and TO insiruc-
lions in the best methods of conducting
the various exercises Of a public School
White the evenings vi the week were spent
in listening to lectures, and in discussing
various topics VIII CHI are intimately Cohnec.
ted with the great work Of educating our
youth and children
A particular report ofall the proceedings
of,he convention viii he prepared by Mr..
Nor on, for the State; and will be published
in due time. under the direction of the Su-
perintendan, Of Common Schools. Suffice
it now to say, that the interest If the teach
ers'was maintained ;ill the hour of adjourn.
ment while many OF the citizens of Wa
lertown, seemed in good measure awake
10 the Importance Of the object, that, for
the time being solicited their attention.
An association Of Teachers for the south
part of our county was formed al Water,
town. repor, Of which will doubtless be
prepared hy the Secretary, Mr.. E. s. Smith
Of Washington. The Presiden, Of the as
ISOLATION is Mr.. E. Il. Wright, Of this town,
Milton Parish. A town association &c,
Waterbury, was also formed at Wa,e.town.
The resolution that follows was unani .
mously adopted by the convention:
Resolved. That VIC return our sincere
thanks 10 the citizens of WATERFOWL, for the
generous hospitality which they have ex-
tended to as during our sessions ia their
village.
The Teachers from abroad were all ac-
commodated with graluilous board. Mr..
Chauncey Hoschkiss, Of the Committee of
arrangements, being present al the close of
each session to assign them their homes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

NJ-Mr Choate's Speech at the Massachu-
sets State Convention was v. ry eloquent. He
conc. udes thus: sos
III have always Thought. in looking over the
three alternatives, what a very different thing
this great National Ship ef State, almighty
God bless and prosper hrr.) will be, II she
should fall into the command of one of the
three great candidates Under Gen Cass. she
would ne a buccanser, ros,ning all over the
f'r silks and silver. cannonading this pot
firing to thai fiiy. aid IN liking herself The ter
gor ofthe ocean, Under Martin Van Buren,,
there would be general row and muiiny fore
ana aft, 6reing from the quarter deck, upon
the officer. and from the main deck through
the matches down into the hold; and accord
ing as one or the other il in command, cruis.
my to watch for runaway slaves. or to prevent
slaves from ruaniug away. wonld be their vo.
cation. Give her 10 US. aud she shall swell
away before every fav"ring breeze upon her
GRAND Of philanthropy. humanity and civil
za'ion.; every proriti"us gale shall wait her
On her course. and she shall carry a thousand
merchantmen under c. nvuy. the pride and
mistress Of the coAsc lous sea- ..s4 a.. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

SUDDEN DEATH OF A BARNsuRSER.-The
Albany Argus con,ains letter stating that al
. meeti' z of gsNtl%sne', Of the Free Soil party.
held At Schroon Lake, Judge Tyrrell c"mmes,-
ced speaking in highly energetic and excited
manner, and had proceeded but short time
when he said ~ -.s -a.,
Gentlemen. yon have the prayers 1t ell
gord men and COED Christians 10 your behalf.
God 10 On the side Of she BarnhurneTs ~ Sud.
denly his voice fell. he sank back into his ehsir
and fs;ni.d He was supported by persons
who were near Kim. and carried Down stairs
hut he aid nat breathe aflei wards. He expi-
Ted immediately. A9say. s. - 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
LADIES, ralRi

The LADIES' Of the congregation Of ST.
AIichael's Church will hold FAIR for the
sale Of Useful and Fancy Articles. in Mr..
D. C. BUlKLEY's Cshinet ROums, in West
street. IN this village, during this afternoon
ana evening "Wednesday the 9Th inSI-)
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
HARwrNroN, Goth sept. ls4s.

Mr. EDITOR :-The Wing assemblage in
The Town Hall, las. evening, was large aud
enthusiasts. The venerable DR.. Aherne-
Thy presided. Judge ca,l,n first addressed
The meeting. presented The gnea. issues in.
VOWED in the presen, canvass and urging
The Wings 10 6rmness ara decision Of pur>
pose. He repelled the aspersions which
had been cas-. upon the Csnran.; and vindi-
ca.ed the Hon. Daaiel Webster trom the
gross attacks of Deacon Collins.
He was sucGsvsied by Mr.. Deming in a
speech Of clsssie beauty. nice discrimina-
lion and sousa logic. lie con.ras,cd the
principles Of che two grea, political parties
ID the Uni,e,l States paid a heaa.iful .ri
hu,e 10 Gen. Taylor, and left none in doubts
e. regards tAs ia,egsi,y. the hrmness and
ep+adsuce or Ne old soldier las re-
CARDS bis dispositions aud competency 70 adj
minister The goseramen, in accordance with
The princlplesOf The Constitution. lie also
pprisassa lAs political character Of Gen
Esss sad eAowcd that ia him are ce mbined
lhe wJfsl siemea,s Of DemJcra.ic radicals
ism AND .slavs .Aolaiag asceadalcy.
DR.. Chapalaa followed in : capital
sfssch, sboapdins 10 serious argameai,
sparkling wlsA.d ,ersible sa.casa, 3. ..a.,
9he mes,iae adiouined in iae spirits !;
and Taylor STOCK took decided rise.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Organization.

time for thorough pOlitic''tOrganiza,iOr
has arrived. We can upon every true and
faithful whig-everv maa ~hrNvould dep.
reca'e the election Of Csss, and me couse
quen' a>cendanry of slave rsinci ps in NE
General GVvernment-lo go to wSrk pan.
fully in the cause Of the gallant ntl hcrps,
veteran whc was rrrseaned as we'twor,hy
Of our united snffraRes. by the Wig Ma
,ional Convention. u should BE- fpmem
hered that every Wing vo,e cast for ANY
o'ker candidate, mus, increase the cha nee.
Of CasS. and help 10 defeat the great Whis
Parry Of the Onion, in which Is rendered The
only hope Of the frieads Of polilirai reform
in This cunn'ry. We canno. Nn,lrrSta nd
how any intelligent and consis'en, opponent
"f Hoenfnism can he decnyed into downright
abandonment Of his principles, ny the sim
pie and ,hread,haTe sophims which con-
stiiuie the principal capital Uf the modern
adyora,es of V"u Buren. Aside from the
zone idea" Of Free Soil, he occnpies pre-
cisriy the same position which he did in
$50. when they pronounced such an en-
.phatic verdir, asaius, him I'D ON 1ss%{
ques,igu he .but ''FoLlowEb 10 the FOOTSTEPS
Of every northern whig both IN aud out Of
Congress-. Ia what, thea. consists the 50
periof virtue OF Martha Vim Bnreu7 To
be sure /, is a wonderful thing for nor,h>
ern aemocra, not to how " the dust before
The Dagou Of SlaveyS and il he who
5owed lowest. aasR, =, che eleventh hour.
stands erst. We are glad Of it, bu, we can
no. desert the standard f letter men for the
sake Of doing him homage.
We do not regard ii as possible that Con-
aec,icu. can cas-, her vc,e for ,ha, arch>
tie nagogue. Lewis Cass. Shecan uever so
demea0 herself ia the eyes of toe whole civ
ilized world, as TO give such sanction to
wars of conquest, aud 10 the spread If sla>
vcly. But ia order 10 render the triumph
Of right principles signal and oveswhelry--
ing, our frieads must be oigIanf, ACTIVE
and UNI TED. Every thing for the CAUSE
nothing for MEMS the pr;uciple Of ac,i"n
which has invariably conducted the
Wings Of this State to vi.tosy-AND IT
WILL DO IT AGAIN! But frnm this tune
forward. every man who would rejnice
in the welfare Of his country, ought to
use his most earnes: endeavors to pro.
mote the election Of Gen. Ta> lor. The
great conservative doctrines which he
processes, and which, If elected, he will
carry out, will restore the Government. 10
its original purify. and ci-amssihe "auge-
an stable" Under Ills ADMINISTRATION,
the White House will cease 10 10 an
arena of selfish, greedy dsIsagogees-
and Patriotism wall for once bccoEss Inc
avi,y pf ,Ae Nations Capisy. /,
~. zen, ! ess-ss.s-ss..sfas Ell.
IL not sacl. 4 consammation wortky 81 q
stsuggtsg 1f,hs wnigs Of shs cos":ry
win but do Their whole duty, lchary
fsyIct WIN - stssaea Prsss6ent Of the
Uaited States with unaniTsity equalled
only by tina. Of the illustrious Harrison
Every cpuaty, town, parish, and school
disssicl, should he thoroughly canvassrd
--liahi should be diffusea AIMING the
deceived should be undr-
cxised- Trnth and Reason should track
lhe demon of FilsehtDd TO his aeepes,
I'D. and grapple wth him there.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
A KEN .vcxlAN IN Bosrox.-rhe Loui,

vile Journal tells the following.
"A few weeks ago. well known master
Mechanic If this city. sojourning Tor . few
days at the fremont House, in Boston, walk
.ng into the -dining.roe d the summons ol
the bell. and seeing intthe long row 1t chairs
"ne that was tn, ned up agaii a the tahie, Ia
indicate that il was Appropriated to some par
.icular individual, he deliberately took II, aud
c"famenced his dinner. In about Eve min.
uies. a young dandy in whskers and ni,.usta
ches walked up behind, and remarked in a
supercii;"u. fune,
"Sir. you have got my plate
''Have F" said Jim, swell. yam are perfectly
welcome tO it," at the same time handing him
,he empty plate ,ver his shoulder. A loutl
lan'h ensued. and the man in the msustaches
beat very has,y rstreat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
! Teachers SChOOIS.

VIII vou have the kindaess Mr. Editor,
10 call the'alten,ion of the Teachers Of OUT
Ceuniy. 20 the Conventions which are to
assemsle,at Newtown, Oct. 81, and Norfolk
Oct, l0shf The psobAbil,sy 10 that the iat
TOR win be The largest In she State. And
iany OF as can speak ior ihe hospitality OF
the good people Of Norfolk. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

utA i..gs and enthusiastic Meetl6g
of 1eac hers was held a, Derby on'the
l2lh lust. I, YEAS conducted by the Rrv.
Messrs. john r. Nor,on. OF this ,dAs7.
and q. l.. E,ot Of Newt"wn. A Tech
ers Association was i;,vm-,.. ~ . 80 e
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
rrIE EARTHQUAKE.

Nearly Nn of our exchanges In the nor
tiera and mi,idle States, make meu,ion oi
The Earthquake of The 9th inst. In Phiia>
delphia aad ip Williamsburg, the shaking
was "a great Is 70 c.use church bells %
ring, III Sharon. In this coao,y, me .hock
was 70 severe ., the dwelling Of Capt. Lee
as 70 cause crocks ~ TO fall from The shelves.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Notice.

THERE will be a meeting If the Wing
4 Electors of the town Of Corn VAIL at
the Town Hall. on Saturday the 30lh inst,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ fnr the purpose OF ma
king arrangements for the approaching
town elec,ion. A eensrai and punc:nal ALL
tendance i. requested.
Per order Of The Town Cnmmi,tec.
Cornwall. Spp, l5lh, 1913 ts@s@ ssxs''
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

THE EaaPlRE SrArE.-It is Eow EVIDENT
that the fhiIty.six Electoral votes Of New
York win be given to raylor and Filim"re.
ManV of the Free Sellers begin tn think thai
they have aoiisd their ingers. and are getting
out # the SCI are a. we'll 40 they can Even
Cass' vote in that State will be larger than
Van Bnren's Many of the Barn Rnvnsrs will
vot.. for him. end others for TaslHr. They Do
not like their nssl eoA0sxiOns. -J6a1. \ Coasa
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

eTNots Wing, paper ias the Stag 81
Nes York opposes the election Of GsEsgal
Taylor The Trsbunes the Seneca Coaniy
Courier, and the Yates County Wh,g, arr
The only ones which do Hos yield him . cor,
dial snppors. Fifty loeofoco papers 10 shat
State oppose rhe opef Caass yn = a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

- The stock ii the Manufacturers
Rask ~, Derby has been all taken. Ed
Ward n. shelton, Esq, has been chosen
cbosea President. The bank is 70 be Local
ted a. DipMinghaus. sea q asrst sN i-77 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

nTThe Hon. George ". Lay Of Bate.
via il slowly recovering from q paraIyt;e
shuck which he received at Avon SPriags
several weeks since. So r..
Ny-333 acres Of General Harrisoa's old
homestead farm Al North Bend. we're sold
at auction few days since By the adminis-
iraiOr. - ~ .- u H- asa
o., The annual cost to the British Ccyeva.
msnts. hy firing saluies, il GisSSo. OF nearly
so dollars per day. ---r'eo~.
Os-Gsp. Pilluw i : candidate ios cengrss
iaiTspaasser nE s4t1.gs0 Is nstesa1
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

Dsszxrsssxs Avn FArAt cAsuALIrY.--
We isark mas on Toesday. ot iast werk.
Mr.. Josiah Dsyson, who was 80 the employ
Of Alr. Taomas IT Plymouth HolD~. met
With ash ckihg accIden. which .srsnina.ed
In Mis- deslh 10 ! daY 0r swo stewards
He was Engaged Il The time ID aniosdiaga
waeoA az the door Of the clSek Factory.
and vhile pieklng up some ialles strips Of
material used sov making Clock Cases, the
horses made sdad~a start Backwards, aod
bis head was cspshsd hs,ween one 81 The
wheels aad > pos pkicb stood near the door.
He was smmediesriy taken home: and every
assistance Tfndersd, bat viibnu, avail lie
eonsinued srasible 70 the last, aad was able
20 express himself undeFstandinRly. The
decea~d was sl,e Of MT. Wi,itsm Dry
soS ~ WaRga6A'hy 3 worthy inanssflnas
nAp .sas hael lett ewile llannpsn his mel
sreboiy fate, He wac sAONs IS yeaSs of
aes-t Wales6ssg Aeas - i
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

In the aatk and ItsHhled nigh, tha, Is U'on
IA, spe no star abo.r the horizon Promising
light TO guide No. hot the intelligent. patriotic.
united Wing Psrly OF the United states.
DaRiei tVehxfpr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

3-HOD. Alexander u. Buel has been
nosminaeed tor Congress by the locus Of
McClsllaaAis diSsFtes. AiOAivAa. g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

A Touch OF THE SUBLIME. Loco Fo>
co Editor in Mississippi after taking a
'hranty and wa,er,' took up his goose quill
and set off IN this way-il is The best thing
oflhe campaign;
Reader, did II ever occur to. that when
the glorious dawn Of the ,ni:leninm shall
burst forth upon your a$soniShed vision,
when the pillars of the earth shall he up
h.aved, and creation shall rock upon IT'S
broad basis, when the stars shall shoot mad
ly from their spheres. And when Won orb O,
day, as he rolls on in his meredian sllsn-
dor. shall involve the nations of the earth
in one geseral cOnaagraIion I'VE say did i,
ever occur TO you, that amid this wreck Of
matter and crush of w0rlt<'-when heav-
ems last thunder shall shake this Sublunary
sphere, tina. y"n can smile und 'smayed oyer
it's ruin, consoled by the pleasing reflection
that you once voted for Cass and Butler
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

rThe Han. Samuel lRghasA has been
elected President Of the new Bank u.
SSy bronx spsa e\zsg s l,.r -
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
For President,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Of Louisiana.

For Presidential Electors.
THOMAS VII IIAMS. IF Hartford.
THOMAS W WILLIAMS. uf N. London.
SOLOMON Ol.MsTED. Of Eas, Har,f nd.
EBENEZER JACKSON. of Mid,lle,own.
JOHN MCCLELLAN. Of Woodstock.
JOSHUA 3 FERRIS, o. Stamford. y
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

'UG Gov B.ss4il i 5sc0seFsng.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Litchlield County Agricultural Society
CATTLE SHOW
AND FAlR!-

The ExEcurrvS CoMslrrEE viii meet At
the Mansion House on Wednesday the 9Th
Of Sept, a, 7o'ciock, A NJ.
The several VIEWING COMMITTEES viii
visi, the field on Wednesday morning, At
II O'Clock, a. N.
All Entries must tr made 10 the Seere,a.
ry. betnre 10 o'clock, A. N.
Persons presenting stock for Premiums
may enter the same to the town Committee
If more cor venient.
All articles If DomEsrIc MANUFACTURES,
pecimens Of HoRrwuLruRAL and AGRl
CULTURAL productions. and all specimens
Of The MECHANIC A IT'S. must be delivered
al the Cour, iiouse BY 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
The SocIETy will NEE, at the Mansion
HOUSE. Wednesday evening, at O'clock,
for the choice Of officers for the ensuing
year.
The Ptow1No MATCH will be at the usu.
Al place on Thursday morning, a, I 2 past
8 o'clock. The SocIETY will leave the
Mansion House ut S o'clock, and immedi-
a,elv af err the return from the field, will
form in procession al the Mansion House,
under direction NJ GEN FRANCIS BA>
CON, Chief Marshall, snd proceed to the
Congregational Church. where an Address
viii be delivered ny the Rev. Fosntc HAH.
snN, Of Bethlem. aAer which, the awaid
and dixn ibniion of Prelniums. "a.
TlcKrrs for admission Il the Coufs
Rous->i2 2ces,s. except 70 paging hsens.
der. Of the Socie,y, and persons contriba,ing
articles FOL, exhibiiion. aas' : a.. y 'a-1s 2
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