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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-17
MARTlNSBTRG ACADEMY,


TIME Trustees Of this Insulation are al iasl
Il enabled 10 give sonie. certain assurance q
tie commencement; cf the Winter session.
They were unapprized Of Mr.. FOSTERS ~
sen,lon to relinquish the School unul late "
the vacation. They immediately proceeded
10 open a communication with gentleman
81 high reputation as a Teacher. !. WoaTH
iscToS SMITH, Esq, President Of tho Mason
&c College il Missouri. and formerly Of Siaun
ten. Mr.. Smiths absence from home coca
stoned some delay ID hearing from him
They take pleasure IN announcing 10 the
patrons OF ihe Academy. that MIR Smith has
accepted the situation aud will leave Nilsson
! ii for harrisburg in tiaie to commences The
4 Winier Session about The first of November.
! The Trusees OF the MarUnsburg Acadetny.
have hitherto spared no pans 10 procure gen
temen Of the best qualifications to preside
over the schoel--and notwithstanding the
! frequent changes Of teachers occasionea by
circumstances beyond the control of the board,
OF indeed Of the teachers themselves. the III.
siitution has steadily improved for the las, few
years. They believe tia, in their present
selection, they have not fallen behind their
former good fortune. President Smiths re-
puiation is eo-exjensive with the Staie of Vir-
gina. as an accomplished scholar He is de-
voted to the business of teaching, and from
his high repnte they have reason TO hone the
Academy will attain TO degree of prosperity
beyond all previous example. The health Of
the place--ihe eheapness Of living the
facility OF access BY he Rad Road from the
East and the West point 10 Marlinsburg, as a
fit location for Thriving preparatory school.
The parents and guardians Of the youths Of
the neighborhood, as well as from distance.
are confidently invited to send them, now. TO
this Institution.
The terms of tuition win be the same as
heretofore.
C. PENDLETON, Prcst,
JNO STROTHER, Sec'y.
DAVID II. CONRAD,
RICHARD McSHERRY,
JAMES CHISHOLM,
Martins5urg, Oct.7, le47. Trustees.
v1naINrA:
EN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
u Chancery for Berkeley County: January
Rules, 1913.
Robert D. Hackney--plff.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-17

Of which tie said Patrick O. Driskell. died
seized, situated in the Counties Of Berkeley
and jefferson, near dam No. 4, on the Poto-
mac misunderstanding OF about Twenty i've
Acres OF Land, upon which are
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-17
VALUABLE
ROCKINGHAM FARM
ECR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my Tract of Land lying
n on the Shenandoah river. q miles below
Port Republic, in the county OF Rockingham,
and confainino ahout
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.y,xss Receired

DEEPER and Allspice, also Fine ant
a. Ground Alum Sall--a lot Of good Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco.
December Q, lS47 G. RAENHAL.
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PURCHASERS Al my sale, are hereby
h notified. that'heir notes are now due
Hunter & Hoge, who. in my absence. are au.
ihorized 10 receive payment OF them. LIS
hoped that this notice will not be disregarled.
Dec. 9, lS47--tf THOS. BROWN.
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DRIME Rio Coffee, al 9 cents per h. for
n sale by CRONISE & co.
r. II. Depot, January 6, ls4S
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lelss,ll-e slsl swplglkYo

LIZ u IL = Y = = Z =
EUST received in store. fresh supply Of
% Townssni's Sarsaparilla;
Marshali's Compound sarsaparilla;
do do Buctu;
Leidy's Sarsaparilla Pills;
Houck's Panacea.
All OF these articles are highly recommended
for the pufifcation OF the Blood. and conse-
quenlly good for all diseases Of the skin--ior
sale by VIM. DORSEY.
December Q. lS47 Dypggia.
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VIRGINIA.

I'm the Circuit Superior Court CT Law and
Il Chancery Tor Berkeley County: January
Rules, 1913.
James S. Markell in his own right, and as
Admir-. of Almira Markell. deed, Elizabeth
Swearingen, WilIaughby l.. Webb and Jas.
S. Markell. CO partners under the firm Of
Webb & Markell and Sarah J. Morgan
pitts, IA. n
AGAINST
John w Boyd, Edward C. Sou,hwood. the
heirs Of Joseph Hite, the heirs OF Ruth
Whitenah, Thomas Vanmeife, The Wash.
ington County Bank. Samuel Miller, Peter
Fl. Cookus and others-dIs.
IN CflANCERY.
The defendants, The Heirs Of Joseph Hite,
and William C0urson ard Jackson Moore and
Nina his wife, the said William and Nina be-
ing heirs OF Ruth Whiienah. decd, not hav
catered their appearance and given security,
according To the act of assembly and the rules
oil this court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out OF this Common
wealth il is ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance 10 this suit, on the
first day of tue next term, and answer the bill
OF the plaintiff. and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued Two months
successfully. and anf Their copy thereof posted
al the front door Of the rl-House ofihe said
county. A copy.--Tese,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
January l3. '1S--2m. Lee & Lee Atty.
V G. ma:
EN- the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
"a Chancery for Berkeley County January
Rules. 1913.
David n. Thompson-pltfi.
AGAINST
Jacob Vanmetre. Sen'r., and Jacob Vanme.
tire. Sen'r, Admir-. Of Abraham E. Vanme-
tire, deed, Mnfy Vanmeue and John Il.
Vanmetre--dils
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Mary Nanmeire and John
Z. Vanmeire, not having entered their ap,
pearance and given security. according 10 the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this couri. and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence thai they
are ont OF this Commonwealth: il is ordered,
that the said defendants. do enter their appear
ance TO this suit. on the first day Of Tie next
term, and answer the bill of the piinuii, and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith publish
ed in any newspaper within this County. and
continued for two monlhs successfully. and
another copy thereof posted al the front door
of The Court House Of the said county.
A py,-Tes,e.
JOHN STROTHER, C.
January IS, '4S--2m. Faulkner Atty.
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100 o - q L. q. A "a y!
Md Con'd Lottery-Class l9

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
To be drawn in the city of Baltimore, on
Saturday February 26.
rs Number Lottery and Is drawn Ballots.
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EOMf NMGMa..

A SMALL lot of No. Loaf Sugar, re
IA ceived and for sale low by
Nov. | lS47. ]. M. YOUNG.
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Regatta.

add Fellows Encampment and Subordi-
" nate Lodge Regala, for sale on com
mission al Baltimore prices, by
Nov. Is, AZ. r.. S. PENDLETON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-17
Flour.

Extra and White Wheat
- Family Flour, choice of brands, always
on hand and for sale by
Nov. lS47. ]. N. RIDDLE.
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arECrAL NOTICE.

DRAWN EVERY DAY
TICKETS VARYING IN PRICE FROM 5 TO $40.
DAVIS every THURSDAY, the Bel Air Lot
terry, Capitals 81 900, So 900, $4,000, 81 900,
sc. sc. Tickets So: Shares in proportion.
Certificate of Packages Of Wholes only $27 90.
Halves $l3 SO. Quarters Sc rs.
The Small Fry Lottery draws every Mon
DAY and WEDNESDAY,. Capitals "a 200. $4,000
ST. 600, &c. sc. Tickets ST. Certificate OF
Packages Of Wholes will cost but SD co.
Halves 81 co. Quarters So so.
BREASTED s. co. pay postage on all
letters TO and from their office, and send the
official drawing after the Lottery is drawn
BREASTED & Co. pay all prizes in Gold. For
Prizes always address
BREASTED s Co,
No. 6 NORTH CALVERT ST.
Baltimore, Md.
o. al Business Confidential
February 6, lS48.
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s L. @ o O O O o.

Md. Con'd Lottery-Class Is,
ron THE BrrErIr OF THE
$ IgOlTJ xl.sliEYlIsilA DGslEYgAlf1
Outlet Lock al Tide Water and other purposes.
TO be drn,cn ia the city Of Baltimore, Nd, on
Wednesday, February %, lo4o.
70 Number Lottery and Ia Drawn Ballots.
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VIRGINIA:
I'm the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
n Chancery for Berkeley County: January
Rules. 1913.
Remington B. Kownslar--pltir.
AGAINST
William Long, William S. Long, Daniel
Burkhart and David ii. Conrad-dfis.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, William Long and William
S. Long. not having entered their appearance
and given security, according TO the ac, Of as.
sembly and the rules of this court, and il APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
out Of this Commonwealth il is ordered, that
the said defendants do enter their appearance
TO this suit. on the first day of the next term,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published in
any newspaper within this County, and CON
tinued two months successfully, aud another
copy thereof posted at the front door of the
Court House of the said County.
A Copy.-Tesie.
JOHN STROTHER, G.
January I3, 46-2m. faulkner ATTY.
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no O TX gg DO o sgg

% O % Il 81 . @ @ Is 5BH
HOOKS for the million, from one cent Toy
ND Books up 10 five dollar Animals; TO-
geiher with large assortment OF Fancy Sta.
lionary, which you are requested 10 call and
see. }. N. RIDDLE.
December 20, ls47.
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VERY fine Imperial Tea at rs cents per ID.
v and Young Hyson al 20 and 60 cents per
h. for sale by CRONlSE g. co.
r. r. Depot. January 6. lS4e.
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IN CHANCERY.

IpGTNIA:
I'm The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
II Chancery for Berkeley County January
Rules, 1913.
Barnet Cushwa, Admir-. Of Daniel Gehr,
dec'd.-pifi.
AGAINST
Charles c. Starbuck and Edward Colston. late
high Sheriff, Admir- OF Harvey NJ. Fore
man, deed, Joseph Burns, Daniel c..
Burns, Washington Kroesen. VIM. Chris.
well and Robinson Dugan--dfs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Charles c. Starbuck and
Robinson Dugan, moi having entered their ap-
pearance ana given security. according 10 the
act of assembly and the rules Of this court. and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence thai they
are out of this Commonwealth il is order
ed. that the said defendants do enter their APP
pcarance TO this suit. on the first day OF the
next term, and answer the bill OF. the plaintiff,
and tina, copy Of this order be forthwith pub
lished in any newspaper within this County,
and continued two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door
OF the Court House Of said County.
A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, @.
January l3. 4s-2m. Faulkner ATTY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-17
Glover seed.

TtVVFE '%CCUs
kA BUSHELS superior Clover Seed
CV warranted free from other foul and in
furious seed. For sale by
BURNS s. VANARSDALE.
February 8, lS4S.
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
4 N the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Il Chancery Tor Berkeley County January
Rules, 1913.
The President, Directors and Company Of the
Hagersiown Bank--pluis.
AGAINST
Daniel c. Burns. Joseph Burns. John Burns,
jr., and John Jamison, William G. Burns,
George w. Burns, Benjamin f. Burns, Je
hu S. Burns. Frances Burns, James L..
Campbell and Rebecca his wife, and Ruth
Glenn-dits.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, William c. Burns, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given securi-
ty, according 10 the act OF assembly, and the
rules of this court, and il appearing BY saiisfac
tory evidence that he is out Of this Common
wealth: il is ordered, that the said defendant
do enter his appearance TO this suit, on the
first day ofihe next term, aud answer the bill
Of the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper with
in this County, and continued two months
successfully. and another copy thereof posted
al the front door Of the Court House Of the sand
County. A Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTIER, C.
January Is, 46-2n. Faulkner ATTY.
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vIuELNrA:
HIN the Circuit Superior Cour, os Law and
u Chancery for Berkeley County January
Rules, 1913.
Robert b. Hackney--pllff.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-17

GROUND Ginger. Ground Pepper, Grain
w do, Salaratus, Starch, Sc, each ~ cts.
per ID. for sale by CRONISE s. co.
II. II. Depot, January 6, lS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
SAD OCCURRENCE.

Th" correspondent of the Philadelphia Bull ietin gives .he following. :. A melancholy circumstance has occurred in Hon 2. o Psy tons district, Ca n1t'nhe~ of Congress ir pm Kentucky.) During that genilemaa's attend aHce here his daughter clipped with youne mAn, to whom it appears. she was subsequent ly married. Upon ,he return of the parties ta the young laty's ho'ne. an uncle. Uhe guard'- an of the dJcinr's dan '4tic afair. in his ab- sence,) upbraided the groo,n frr his cenAuct wh .reu 'on an arsry aitercaiion took place in the midst of which. the latter drew pistol knm his pocket aud shot the fsmer The wound, d man died few moments after. This double affiiction so severely Ge.i upon the wife of Dr. Peyton that sine Is now lying at the point of death, while. as may be supposed che entire family. iacludiny some of the 6ssl persons in the State, and numesoss in their relations. are perfectly overwhelmed with the first calamity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
DEATHSs


 In this town, (isaniam Falls ) op ihe 7tf inst. MURRAY KENNEv. Esq. aged JB--Po MasIer ai Bantam Falls, and one oi ti.c Select men ot this town. .H. In ,hss town, July Fist, Nr Harry Stone, aged B. His prutracard illness was l,oI ad with Christian resiynsiion his depar.nre wa. peaceful, and cheered with the hope Of glo rious iTnmoriaiiiy.-Com.. ..--. - . ...
 In this town. on the 5,h ins;. Mr. Cha,le Edwsrts, aged 24, ss, Ot Mr. NchrnialI Ed wsrd+ @ hF0N'.
 In ,hi. town, Bantam Falls. R. hc,t C, sor of Ephraim K Stone, aged IS months
 In Farmington, July 2S, Geurge z. Ange- me, aged l4, son of John and Amy Nj An sevine of New Preston. 5"a
 In New Haven, on the 4th inst, Mir. Joh,. H Jsc"ckf. aged 7U.
 In Tsrryt"wn. July 3ist. Heien Lispenard wife of Col. James Watson Webb. Of New York and daughter of Alexander L. Stewart ''' In Waterbury, Dea. James Brown, 7o; J. N ..l"ran. 3s; Mrs Charloie Bronson, 3i.
 In Schenec'adv, I"ly 2s. Hon. Jnhn | De- gr'R. formerly member of congress, aad Mayor of ihsi city. ....... ..-.t-s .'E In Gorham, E ". on the I2fh uit. Mr Jon sthan L. Sweet, W sroplexy aged 70. He va. anaiive ot Winchester. iH this county. 9s a- In Dsnh"ry. "n the lsf inst. El,Ier Nail,anie Bish"!', aged 67--f"r several years an elder iT the SsndemaDian congregation in tbaf town, In Huntington. on the isi inst |, Re-. Thoma. Punderson. aged 6I .-. '. s-.fg, u-I s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

show meVcy te the individuals who are but the insIrumenis of the vy 'em. You louk round upon land-yOrr own land-rr, dden dowR, and Irampled. sod on a aperaec uted. de- Spsiring people. It Is your rIght srm must raise OP tAa' IrampIed land-muSt make hpI again 'eaUIiful and stately, and rich in b.es- sings Elevate that d"s airing people. and make them free aud happy, but teach them Co te mai -stic in their force, glnrinus tn theiI clemency nuhIe in their lriumph. It is ho- ly mission. Holy mnst be your motives aud y"ur acts If vnu would fuiii iI. Act as if v''u' souls salvation hung 0n earh deed. aud it will; ; far we stand already wiihih the shadows "' eieratv. For us is the c1m ,ai. bni not tr' Us, prriIa $. th tr unnh Man noble hear will lie c id ln,nv ! rhro,hing pulse be sfIl cd. eIe the crv ni Vir,Tv will arise. IL Is ? aArma ihuHght that n"sv Is the hnpr oi destiny when the letters nf s,vrn cen, urir3 may al las' be trokrn and bV you. men nf this generation -bv yuu. men of Ireiand. Y'u are G"d's in s'runenis-manv of y.u must he Frwed"m'S m r,vrS, On b. W rIhv of the name and aS ynu act Az men. as patriots, and as Chris tiAns. $, will the blessing rest np'.n Vnur head when v,ll day i, d,svn a sacrifice for Ireland upon the red battle ieid
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
Rexlmental orders.

Head Quarters, 4th Rest, Cuha Militia, !
 WaterIown. August 1, lst5.
 fN pursuance Of Brigade Orders, No 46, the 4th Regiment is hereby ordered to ss> Semhle at i.Ichtiel for the purposes of En- campment. Discipline, Inspection and Re, view, an the following days H
 The Field. Commissioned, Staff. and Non. Commissioned Officers, and Musicians. in heir respective uniG0rms, with !heiT arms and instruments for practice, on Tuesday the 29Ih day of Angus, lS45, al Il o'cl"ck X. M #+.. ...r .... .sr
 The Pri ates of each company will ar : pear in the uniforms of their resrec,iv, companies, armed and equipped SIS bv lau required, on Wednesday, the StNh day of the ahOve-n -na met "'onlh ut August, al 10 v'clock A. M.
 Each Non Commissioned Officer an, Soldier will provide himself wilh twelv, blank cartridges. t.--,~--
 The Regiment will be required -tn per form the ordinary duty of lrShpS in camp ltis expected tha' each company will pr vide themselves with sutler ln provide fo, their SubSiS'eace while ,he Regime nl re mans 'G. camp, which time will exp,Ie al s""down on the Bis, of August. Commanders of companies will caus their Suhal,erns, Non Commissioned d Offi> CTS. Musicians and Privat's, 10 he leg ally warned to appear at the place and precisely a, 'he time above specified. .
 The Comma ndant of this Regiment, re lying with confidence upon the cheerful ant efficient co-opera,inn of the respective off cers under his command, uusts that tht approaching Review will be conducted il euch manner as whi reflect honor Npnr themselves. aud afford eradication 10 al who feel an interest in the welfare "f thci country. VIM. B. HOTEhAlSS, Colonel 4sh Reg'L Conn. .Miiiti'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

PURSUANT to . Resolve passed SShe A late SeSSIOn uf the Leg slaluEe. Schools Ot Teachers will be holden the pFeSrnI yea: uIier the direction of persons who have bqen selected fur that purpose, al the fO :Uw- IyR times and placrS, aud continue in seS- sipn a6Oul five days al each place, viz: AZ Birmingham. Deep River and Pnr> ieFsVille, conmrucing pn Tuesday, lhe l2Ih Hf September. Ekf "A: Canterbury New Britain and Water town, "n Tuesday, the l9lh a: September. Ai Windsor and Durham, on Tuesday the 26'h of 5. plembe,.
 Ai Gnillur,i and Newt,wn, on Tuesday, the Si nf Oc,eher.
 Al Stamford. DanielSonville, Mansfield Centre and Nur(olk, on Tuesday, the lOIh of llc1nher.
 At Lebanon, on Tuesday, the l7ih oi 1ctOher.
 Al lirgton, on Tuesday, the 24,h o' )ctuber.
 SETH P. BEERS,
 Snpa .inien'en of Common Schools. July Huh, lS48.
 W. B.-The several weekly papers in iht A",c will please publish this notice ~'l vreks conssca,ively, and forward their bills the Superia,, ,ndeLt. 6wll
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

s"I, Gen. Taylor be ch'ss"n, the next Congress w,li he uIasi' q '''vily Whig.- Aus, lute Whig rule wal the" hr upon us' Was isngtnn Unmn.
 H.,e is son. h "g worthy The r"nsider a,ion of every Whig in the land. We know that many who adv"cat"d the claims of Gen. Taylor previous ,o his nnn,na,ion, look tin broad ground ihal if Mir. Clay or MT. Webster &hould be ta. ken ur aud elected, the vicst,ry would he n barren Vnr-th .t Wiih either Of tht Sc genllpm-n ia ,he. Presidential chair, we should have an oppos,,ion Congress, and conscqu' n,ly DO beneficiai results io the t'e country woaIL foIIow. With Zen. Tayl"r as the candids'e, they b.iievesI we should be able [" carry both Houses of Congress. Their opinion is now en- dorsca by the Washington Unin'.. the highest Lncofoco au,hnri,y, and H should lead evr.y irue Whig to redouhle his exertions. The prize is sorih sfcueng Let it he kept cUisi"n'ly in mind, that IF GEN. TAYLOR BE CHOSEN. THE NEXT CONGRESS WILL BE UNDOUBTEDLY WHIG WHIG RULE WILL THEN BE UPON US"
 H0rtfo'd OsGr0nt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
MOTIFS CAST IRON REvOLv.
 ... ING CHAIR. l

FOR COyM.MO.N,.4.N,D NIGH s SCHOOLS. THE following description was tu,nishr,l
 l b> One uf our m,s, emineNi phSSiclas,s who has taken lively interest in the pt,grr.s ot schools, He saHs the advanlaS,.s ul this Chair art.-- -.E. sig
 lst. Tha, it gives an easy ,d firm support to the muscles ~t the back, SD uniform aud agreeable that the pts,Ure ot siding never be c"mes painful, even though continued longer than Is ever required tn Schuol
 2d. It thus eftec,ually urev cuts that unequal and irregular action M the muscles on ei'he, 1 sid. oi ih spine, which ih dclirate rhildren is likely tn result froR the habit oi sitting .on a bench or stool without a back. and which has often produced in such children a curva- ture et Ihe spine and other drformities
 Sd It's rotary motion affords opp,M t0niiy for that kind ant, degree at exercise. even lm the sitting positive. which is a saiuia.y par, of a physical educati"n.
 The subscriber has on hand a constant sun. ply of the above named Chairs. and is prcpar. ed to filt all orders at short notice. Srhool Societies furnishing new Hcuses. are requested to call and examine the Chairs hcf.re substi- ,u,ing any thing else There are five sizes Height of seat 10, la. l4, Is and ls l,2 inches J.-D> BROOKS.
 6nt~No. "5S Main street, cornpv cE yalcott Hartford, Conn Sule Agent for this, ,S,~se'
 "" ..t , r .......a 6wla
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
50 IndIan. Killed and Many weunae.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH Or COL. GIL.
 LIAM.
rHF VI 0RMON SETTL EMENT AT SALT FIGHT gETW ZEN THE CAMANCHES NEAR FORT
 MAN-32 K LIED.

Ten men fr m St Jnsephs have arrived n this city. In eight. seven days frfn Oregon TprritMy. They lei' m the 10th H March
 A hattie had been fought ha'ween the ln- dans a,d the Oregon regiment. The E~mrr were defeated having had fitiy killed and a considerable number wounded FaHher pur nit rf the Indian~ was ahandnned, on accoun: ,f want of provisions and ammunition. The Americans had ne killed and only ten W'unhed
 The Regiment II was ihongh' would he sUc- essfHl in defending the Te. liiory, but was in want oG supplies of horses. &c.
 Col Gillian commanding the Regiment ~as arridnn'al'v killed after tie b'ttie by a discharge oi a rife.
 Propositions rf peace W re entertained hV the Inciians- but tho troubles were not settled The Government had c,llcd fer more troops and achievements wore anxiousIy expected from the United Satrs -N
 The Mrmon settlement at Salt Lake wa in hourishing condition. Parti;s<oi e,ni grants were met at cw"et Water>
 Col Garland and Wi RraeSt have arrived rom Fort Mann. Thirtv-.iwn Camaiche In dians were killed iR the engagement witt Lieut.. Masilrs c2GsaIm c2>Gsa ImAna on the Is, June,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
/ A VIl.LAINOUS LIE

Some of the iocOforns at Washington, in their d"spe ate efforts to defeat Mr, Critend"n. as rhe Whig and Taylor can- d date for G ,vrrnor of Kentucky, hnve fabricated mos, infamous lie in regard to him. They represent him to have written letter to some ore ia Kentucky in which he used very harsh language towards Mr. Clay. Mir. Csi,,enden has prnnuuncr,i the letter forgery, b0t no' tn.. in ten of the v.terS will see the cOn> tra,lic;mn until nfier the election, which takes place nrx: Monday.
 Palladium.