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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
EsRol!!cEkff:s;s3

Sugars. Moiasses. Saie'a,u-, Pure Ginger
Alspice, Pepper, Nuimrgs, Cloves, Ras'hs'
Coffee and reas. Also, CLOVER SEED.
CrOckery and Glass Ware, good
assortment,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
ALSO,

A large stock Of BOOTS AVID SHOES. In
word he has noso aud intends to kecp such .
stock "f GOODS az is wanted in this marke'
and will sell at a very small advance from
COST. r. d. MCNEIL.
Li,ch6eld, April gath. lS49. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

'1''''N Of L"IUStP"TIs I 0U 0IU
On and aite, the 18th April. an Extra PAS.
enger Tram will run between Bridgeport and
New Milford, al IT'S A. M and bridgeport al
As Pm
Passengers g~irg North. dine at Gaylord.
Bulge going $ mth, at Brookf-ld
The Cars on this Road connect with III
Trains on the N. Y. and h. Fl. R. R., which
run AZ tolnwss
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
FOR SALE.

A A valuable FAEM
Es:: pleasantly situated in
fss: Litch6eid. within a. 4
h,,,,t 4 uiIas ri the
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
Millinery.

A MISS c BRADLEY,
wishes TO in.oTm her patrons
md che public in general.
that she has returned hoIn
1, New York, with a full and
spleadid sssorimenI Il
MILLINERY GOODS.
tit L. 49, IT, N..-
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
BRlbGEpoRT AND New HAVEN,

Leave BIidgep"rt al 10 80 A M, 2 NJ and
$50 M The O'clock M Train FnR New
Haven takes passengers from the t.ousatonic
Train. and arrives in New Hayen in season for
the Cars on the Hartford Railroad The s as
M Train FROM New Haven connects with the
H"nsainnic Train Tor ALBANY, and the d c'crk
! Train from New Haven connects with the New
Milind train,
Bridgeport, Troy, Albany and New
Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

Passengers Fl ON Tro, ID Albanyfor Bridge
port, New Yo'k and New Haven, %, Cor Sta
TINS on the Housatm,ic and the New ''aven
Railroads, take The Cars If the Western Rail
road leaving East Albany, at 7o'clock \ M
Change Cars at State Line, anl arrive at Bridges
Tort al l.a0 NJ. at New Haven at 2.3O M
and New York al 4.lO p NJ.
Reis~Aing- Passengers arrive at State Line
in tine To take the Cars on the Western r R.
for Pitts6eld,@ Springfield, Hudson and Albany.
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OursScS,ool.


Ware gratificd to learn ,hn, our Female
School haso9ened unIcr tho ms, a...es;..s
auspices. Andthere is every ,prospec, now
that the patronage viii be4 commensufa,e
with the extensive arrangements nude by
the Rev. gentleman ut its head. We are
sure that pupils placing themselves under
the charge Of Mr.. Farmer, will enjoy ad-
vantages eqIa! to those OF any other insitu.
ton in tho State. Besides the expcrien ce
OF many years in teaching, &c possesses the
happy faculty o:' Importing his knowledge
to pupils SO isnpurtan. in II teacher.
Oi Miss Lci5rrton his assistant we know
nothing personally, bu: learn saebrings sd.
tlsfaciory testimony as to her qualifications
Miss ilarrson has charge OF The Music de-
par:niea, snd we unhe<i!a,ingIy pronounce
her onc O. the mos; competent teachers in
the .s::.:c. .E-- IT,. t, s.
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aiacisicn1s OF Taur 10 Fiortaa

A Starting Poias-P,ep1ratioa for the Jour-
mcy- -E4e4mpaent-Ric Fae!o1y-
Sandy Roals-Raiu, &c.
Having sec. AMI heard ,n,nv r,,,v;,
discrip,ions of Flo,;,l, il, ,v s,,,s
limped lakes and ,reans and h,,,r, ,;r,'
myself witt, 81, etbers. cooc,,,,sJ -, v;.;, :,
with ooe of ON. c;,;,.,s, III, ,:.-
with hi. family. and d,s,,..a ..,,i;,. e,
Tampa l,Av. Or Fort B,ooks nor,;sn of
our party visited the country with The ,yieu
of locating lands, the balaoce to a,nn.e our.
selves hy fishing. huntioo ana
Desiring TO spend as little ,nonev : 4 ,tss.
sbIe in The Trip, wes provided ourseiyea viz
hnfor,al II, q es,s. Id sD.:
cessary articles f6r q cam i;ls7 IA .Is:,s;5S:
bid adieu Tor season to tr,efi.dIsF ana onrl
native hills, on tn. Is, OF Nov Is4S ..arf. u.
ed on foo, Journey of over sir hundrea
miles. The lifc we we're en,e,;no nno.nn ,.n
was one entirely novel 10 The mos, es no !.
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their mistortuncs as an atoneInent for the s.
sins of ourselves aud those Of our peopie.S
Bat still we cann9t,s Withonts bttTas lug lhe
sac;ed duties imposed us, fefY dIS from
protesting formerly against their act 81 8 Ne
1'i;l do verbal onilis3 . Oh day Of Norenrn,. rn
99sr s9tSpanalal inoinofy in preseucegor,the
corp Nv hu OH that Dcc:,-
sionStlo en circtsd u j, un;I Brought 2
ieosl,t1rl siBi consolationtb tb our soul, lin re-
:cs,ei iilzin g hat as olcht tandsunprcceden,ed
sncfIlege had been coinmi,tad. The pro;rs,
wetdid5la.ehd, as we now DO, openly and
pubilcfy,io repeat, inasmuc!i "a : we yir!lrd
only To violcnc', and b-cau>c wr were and
are desirous it snnul.l l,e III IL. S.,,vn TIA,
all proceedings enia;tin,, iioi: sch ACTS OF
violence Wer3 lii are d.vuEl oi all c;;icacy
ana - Legality This protesting is ueccssn-
sITly Tys ssqnssAstance OF The malicious !ubors of
se7Ssse M kst sltn, and we pubIishi, from
the suggestion Of our conscience, !, iinu!.,led
as It has been by the circumstances in
which we were placed, and inpr;iiinents
offered 10 the exercise OF our Sacrt duties
Nevertheless We con!i!e upon the Most
High that tn. continuance Of these evil;
may he abridged, and we ha:nbly s,ppl.,.atc
the G,d OF Heaven 10 avert his wrath ii,
the language Of the, Royal Prnplla:-
Hrment0 Doaine DAciI ct ontHis B,ln;sycix
dtmss tjus.
= In order that the City Of Rome and our
States he no, deprived CT Il legal E;xecu,iyc,
we have nominated Guvcrniru Cumn.s.
SION, composed Of ,!:c following persons
The Cardinal Castriclnr, President:
hlon$isno: Roberto Rober,l, Principe ii
Rovana, Principe Bubcrni, Marouis
. Bevlaquc ii Bologna, 1T, General Z,;cchi.
! . la contlny 10 the said governing com
missl"n the temporary direction of pu5li,:
atfhrs, we RECOMMEND TO our subjects and
children, without exception, the conscrva-
!: ton ottranquiliiy udtgool order. Finally
I Ia'.e-- e e nnnnJ liii,, daily ana
tprayer shall De oiisfs iaf ii,s s:ifssv
o' our,Ptrson and that the peace Of ,.i:,
world may be preserved, csprcnI!v thai. .or
or Sia;cof Eun", where ;..,. MIA, :y:,o..
ch'ii:"n, oar !ie,,n si.s: b. wherever
We IN l~rsNn IN ~ dwell ,.;in,u til; r,! ;;
Christ. And iii the inltiInrn, ol u,,: l;,;,.
's Supreme PHn'iI, We i!lns hn::,s,;v M 4,
d"v"'Iliy invoke The i;rra, i,,,,.r -; iI.,,v
and The Holy .A;.o>slr>, i.,i.r, AL p.,,i
Tor ,he'f lnIercrss'nt III, i!.e L'ry .,ri ..;,..,.
81 it"'n; may ha svcd i.oul .il.: wr,l, ot,
m" Oin"il olcu, Gu!.
, i'irs Para X.
Gacta t!i. Eov % :,
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4 a N DID f. :;

FoR SHERIFF.
A. The friends Of C,r SAMUEL.
a. a. HODGES respectfully annonncel.im ., a c.n-
election. '''' "'N'
FOR ORDINARY
We are authorized to announce L. " SELI,ECji.
as Candidate for the olli:o oil O:l.:.ary, "a. tho
N}NHe are Hrrr,.-~.----,-- So
JAMES BRoWNLHE rs ! c;.:;:!:t4ts1f:9s ;:!t4ts1:s Ai;tea fta-
Ordinary at tn. ensuing election.
I5 WE --uuti1rIrizc,tr 10 -un:.o',ny SO
WILLIAM Hill, as candidate for Ordinary at
tho next election. ;#
~ We arc authorized 10 announce
JAMES 5. WILSON candidate for Ordinary
at the mex, election.
FOR TAXcoLL EcToR.
II IN, Fri..nls of JAMES W
RICHARDSON E~1r, announce him AZ C,a-
ddate for TAX COLLECTOR III, A33.yllo
District, at tho next Election.
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geasr Exchanges.

uE tloMrS 7 comes to us this
weekin new dress and mach improved
IN lis general appearance. This paper is
daily acquiring popularity and the Editors
willis & Morris are s7aring no pains and
expense TO make ii linc les, family ncwspa-
per III the Union. lis numerous con,ribu.
tors arc the most celebrated writers of our
country 1t IS published in New York Il,
$500 per ;.nnnm.
tnH QUAKER CITY, is tho It'll. Of Il new
paper published in Philadelphia by George
Lirpard at $500 per annum. The first
numbers be!,rc us and judging from ii, the
Qaakcr City will take lis stand among the
first literary papers oil the country. Mr..
Lippard Is !, writer and author Of srca
popularity, ANA it Is only necessary 10 men
tion that nc is the E.;li,or of this paper, to
secure Tor LA wide circulation.
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aTi,e.. e..@G.lofcra

\ II 75Et5w
Orleans and 'ih iofinef
city business is almost paralised, and vessels
landinG'Eavc considerable difficulty in get.
ting ha:ils 10 discharge their carsoes. 1t
is also sweeping OF hundreds up and down
the Mississippi river. Numerous cases
have been reported in Mobile and Mont
gomcry. Ala, i, was also said to have made
Its appearance in Savannah and Charleston.
bn1 we areglad to find that the papers con-
tradIci this. It is hardly probable however
tina! they Will escape. Al Port L.avaca it
has also appeared, and Tie e.h Iufantry of
our army, is suffering nuc', from its raya-
ges. The Galveston News says, out of
four hundred men stationed at Port Layaca
thirty and forty died daily. When and
where lis ravages will cease Heaven only
knows.
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1913 I {, .|'s| II,,., s!!
! ~ 4 8, 4 Sac Z

.SS,. iaa eb,ed 40 this Offiee;
9 oililssy Or er.issments,!
aeaafae s;lysrs ques:ed tosmakc Immediate
2paylreat. The amounts are, generally
small; and surely no 5tnansca plead as az
ercuse, "he !hassno, soId his Cn,,oa." We
ha ,-.stanai:,g dc,ts ttt nsuSt BE- y4iI,
and ,hisisg gout Of tae question unlc,s we our.
selyss are PAID.
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Foreign News.

CroS the iirs. page of this weeks paper,
l;..a asia az ws .,y S,eas
me: Earopa From this in.etligenc il will
be seen, that Europa is still in state
OF unres', and.Hvola;ions is the order Of
Lie day. T..c Pope who has enoyed 50
muca popularity among his subjects, aud is
regnsded The first ,mnver in .retyrms in the
Old World, has bsen coinpel!a.d 10 fly from.
isome and askn:!:c king Of ofNapesproteclion
from hispnrsnc:s. The down tsolden masses
who have 50 l4pa5 yroaned under Ubiquitous
burdens and restrictions havcIr risen in their
might, TO assert and maintain their Liberties,
and new era is dawning upon Europe.
The election of Louis Bonnparte 10 the
Presidency Of France leaves'thc future de-
stiny of that distracted country IN greater
doubt and uncertainty than ever. 1.-The pos.
sesses anything lilsc..he ambition ofhis great
y kinsman, the fields of rope may a gain be,
asdleashsd in 81 siIsneEhads,s
'ssgSs s3Ss ssi ~
M s,sI9g Sass SO Iosssy W yes ION s6e'
ii iiiI he ssi Il Use ey:t
III lssion serife.
The best inter
shIrSsas 7 sssrts asitblsas wilLbe
read req sss So sl!ll s.!!( sl s sls sine
D j pse;.'sa' : con-
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G. r. Stiefer

I AVING BOLD his Plantation on Long Cane orr. III
IL does not intend to leave the district, bu VIM
remain i'll the same neighborhood aud practice me-
d'cne' and now return to hisfrientls his acknov-
iedgeinens for their very liberal patronage hereto
lore bestowed upon him, and hopes by panctuality
nnd strict attention to merit u continuance. + NJ
the samo time request all persons who are indebted
ny account, to come forward and make settlement.
us requisite to close accounts every four years
''ah. O. ~ 80 a[+ G. F. STIEFER
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Notice to Absent Distributes

.tstINOtIC6 10 ,ADSGnt tDIStElHlffn04N
NOTICE Is hereby given, tot Sasi1S
~ ton, one .of tho distSi es
Hamilton fi Staisla
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04
DI ED
DIED.

On FuSsy Aug s. 6RATHUE De B ATKINSON .oa ofH-ny
and Pesee k'.t as.d monih' ana - DAYS - ,-,.-.-
a. 81 eoo., from Ne so Madison 1t .
The relatives and rsnd' Of the family are requested to a-at s'
NAV chsrs. Rsdof. Esa No Abingdon place ~host ars.
ROBERT NORRIS Jr seeid.ntAly drowned Horse S.ci
Aos sou OF RoO.ri >orns. f,q
80 snds Aad Hose Of hs shsf and aihe Thomas Nor
Esq respectfully invited T. siisnd The un-rs ihs sat
arda norang al 10 oocA IRON hs iAhsr e'dsoce lSa AA'
0asaih ssy Avg At nooa WAGER HULL. iAs1st year Of
b.. sse
oct sessts bis r-d,use i OF SIXTY
a., Eas River H. mans VII b i'ssa to Gesnsood for r
i-fmsnt Carriages vii .siaess On The Of Phee sns
EAs, Brcsi~sy - o'cc't
At. r.sssee. u Avenue D. ih. nernrs Of Fssy Aug
ais1ss sufsfng ron fractured uo - ~h
- 'h.
rs. relative, .ad r-ad, Of n. family r-.p.c,iuy
srs ~ fuSsrs without fghsr ssbbsh
oek hs svsnih fre.oytsrAn Charch
sd fouh t ks' Mason sos-. his remains "d Be ,A,-u to
Oa tharsssy Aas Of d'ese Of ;hs heart MARIA LOUISA
fAlNk .e years vie Of Augustus Psyns sss essEssf ct
II. .ae. sSsa.utanc-. respectfully
sst r,nsin. vi b ts..n to Gr.eowood for ns-rn.nt
oa fussy Aog LOUISA daughter oJosah sas Msida Ia
TIE .,-. f,ns. ID. i.u., uv.d .,i.sa tn.
"a Haa,os u,ocees On ss,arssy sn-rooon.
90 fnssy e'sairs Aas 3 Of sieaou' ans'' SARAH s' Of
Fsn,rs sc- on sunss morning. AZ osoc, from 50
asnast Tie Tread, respectfully n'isa -
Guelph. l { pspers Please copv.
A. petrof. JuJ = Cnar.es n Sal. tg-t 20
Al Wilton. Cun sSh Rev Chsfes Iuct Ss-t s5out sA
AtNais,oSG. o s-h. Mr. MAry Vas Dsrv-~r
II porhestsf Co NJ s9th M Carroll Gov. Thoras
n Carruii
Ioha Of
s-seP Galveston ofures sesvss sy the eoae oi steamer
Pa an
Al N-w Bfsns~Ea y J. ssh. Horacs Iest sSout o.
A. frosrsuee, K ] SoiA. Ssuasi stspe.
Al Wo~ Grove Pa sftA CE.,iss p Isss
houee Ct hspreseutatvs irom Montgomery CO Pa
Al Ns~ ossns lsth sy dro~uag Iohl Bars- Ttd
The beat Ocesh.
A. sn1ore Va INA Harrs of
csnFss Nssesa- Tsna and daughter Of sSdsr
Fifsf Secrstay Cl he navy
Aiwsssniasss " seA ArOo R.'oluoa.ry sosr .s-a
years 10 noltSs sod days
Al S."sr. SUI Isaac Ward. Of Ii. ,. G.a rsozr
Nsr3 sg-a -
IL saos .ase.n. Pa s-A. JonA;han PEI sE-d sSosi
Al n.y s.o~n. Pa ssfh. Dr. Char'-- Mafhs~s sg-t
Al loais ga rnonAs NslAeis. sses -
IL M.cou Co 10 lSiA. Peter Po~en Axst
AtSsssusls Oho. Nian l. -nend. o he
has tant. Of ihs cav Aafs ~
Al Cucnnat aSih Aisn~ LAafa huocA nortoai 18Th,
Bcua,. of thi. CITY
A. Pas.o s..h NJ. Csihsrn> l. fo~e 900. ss-d s.
AtG-oss-;awa. n C. fsh. Col Jotr SiaH, SGT -
A. thsrlr,i- ssh frorss f-f-en As-e -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

FRIDAY, aug. - VI.
There was no business done at the Stock Board
to-day nor in the street Almost universal attention
was paid to the recommendation Of tho President to
abstain from secular business
At Philadel phia money continues abundant and
the Bank. are discountng freely all the fret class offer
ings Loans on fret class stocks are made At per
cent Business is revying The payments OF the div
dend on the state stock has added to the Of
money Offering for investment
The tolls received on the II lnols and Michigan
Canals during the month OF June, amounted to so.
s5l 6l-showing an increase over the corresponding
month Of last Of $500 sl Thelncresse Of the month
Of May equally as great
The Board Of Canal Commissioners who had IN
der consideration the prcpnety Of changing the line of
the Erie Canal through Cayugs Co before the enlarge
ment was commenced. have decided not TO make any
change
We annex the Tressurers Statement, showing
the amount At his credit the Treasury, with Assist
ant Treasurers and Depostores for Public Deposits,
and the Mint by returns received to Monday. July %.
l-4a. the amount tor which dralts have been issued,
,nd were then unpaid and the amount then remaining
subject 10 his draft Drafts hereto
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04
CRY fTEMs.

rukFAsTIN NEW YOkK.-The day OF lasting ana
.,,,er a. appointed BY the President was genefsNy
lived with scrupulous decorum IN this City ie"
,es, Of ba.ines. were opened for short time ID 'ne
ming but before Il clock the stores snd orces ID
r,nciosl streets were closed and all secular analf'
=. 70 yr.at degree suspended The ehufcnes were
- ,o, divine services In the forenoon, ana prayer
,t,. we're held By several pastors with tnelf con
-. IN tbs afternoon The attendance IN gene
!. ..d have been unusually large. IA many
-. -, collection was taken, IN accordance WIN
-. dation Of the Sanitary Committee oi
- p.,a If Health for the benefit Of The families
- .gsered from the Cholera Among other dis
-. pronounced on the occasion, we have heard
-, q psv Dr. Hawks in the Chapel oi the nj
-, .,oken Of In terms Of high commendston, as
I'S5,,s, aupropriate. and imperative performance,
~ a. .o.n,,d ~ inspire strength and confidence amid
,as Ssvressing circumstsnces ol the SsJ
T., WyArBER-The air was filed with q
inv f,,.hnss. Yesterday with which could be cen
- M ,bought Of danger or disease Our streets
now ,hs rood elects Of their recent cleansing and en-
All. one 70 enjoy such day w!ihou, suffering from
-. ,.e,lon Of all the vile tsinis Of htby city The
.rening With the soh foliage of the trees osthed in
,,od Of light By the fun moon and gently stirred oy q
mild breeze was Iffif'lJ N'tsNtDN- '.@r. - H+'-
.,4 reffeshine atmosphere for twelve hours was ~
-. grateful % every feeling o. soul and body man
tte soothing religious exercises u the day
TgE Ngw CATHOLIC ORPHAS AsfLUM.-Ine
,dfc. Of this Institution now erecting In the FiihaVe
rue between Fifty first and Fifty second 'n VIII oe
completed IN November The ground On "hen II Is 70
stand valued Of $40 0OO was donation TO the Asylum"
from the Common Council The eonce is 70 consist Of
a main building and two wings. The main building 10
~ bs so feet front BY 50 deep. aud each Of the wings
Will be 100 feet deep by 20 feet wide The house Is t.
30 three stories high exclusive Of the basement and
s,uc The building Is expected TO cost over s4O,VV
On the eompleton Of this another building is TO be
erected Immediately, on the same piece Of ground,
froutlng on the Fourth avenue. The Institution IN
Prince It 4. petely hled and 300 chldren.sre
,usitipg admission 10 the new Asylum. The plans OF
the edace we're furnished by Mr.. James Renwick, by
whom the work 10 superintended Mr.. James strong
"a the contractor for the work MI fainck Le
vens for the carpenter work and MI Robert haini
ton, for the painting
CHoLERA WLEKLY HEPoRr.-Twenty-two
Homeopathic Physicians In the Cities Of New York and
BROOKLYN. have reported to the following results in
the treatment Of Chosrs reported by them TO the
Board Of Beslths
Case. Deaths
During the week ending Aug f...............S 2
Toa. previous 10 tho I'd inst ................lb2 u
B. r BOWERS, NJ ID sec'y HON Soc Of NY
I3 Bleecker ct New. York, Aug. Q, lsi9
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04

NJ. Jo.-noa and she sd for = af-aia h.t
le never DO CO. 80 culFrrsaipu a. s-ch 80 e17ci
came lrr Mordsv sfi-ru0nr t1er Nert irfo "a room
-i1ol ty I'D ard sskr- 1il 1nN D. CD f- .look =
s11 Tod .p-as to nu T-ri -er. tui re
rr5--.sr a1t =. ba11rin -pl Hr iN 20 s"sy 1n0t Q
kror rsi became af fle Fs- ron " trl il- med pol
ess adams st=rei. i- com .nrl " mt before Pre-
doctor rsm- and gave I'm sor-ies iea ard sonetr
Wafer % ~ss re .exi Cay ..kef - coct0r a1.
o q D. Was cholera U1rt-s. weli 10 Ne" 0rs tl Dis
relations sfier his -esfh saw EdWAr1 ba.tWln. 1e
-.-st NJ. C.rr.rf@r ca 20 fr-cl-rv. .nc .si1 y want
81 o I'd on snv tlre rlsr not h- s.tau-c a. -n
40 - Told 81. Carpenter ha he ot-r-d - .--V.-es
49, .r.. - .-.-s ~ a-str s-k-1 2 c. rnf at
sat tt- o1er I'D ne thought be- sd n cse.
- inosai hat 20 a. t.lns 700 much
..-e 49, - .-~v ss.- IL. brnffer's terr a. from
bat did r1' .1-ak ~lih hin l1t4 Yesterday n tls
Court. aarrea I'm more ihfousn iesr iasn isins'
'-''-' ~ +, E1se NANCY ASS PORTER
Tho-1' Jahnsoa. sworn On 10 IN % July afer DIN
ner vent io NJ John WEisl.. % .ee o NJ samuel
Porter mere sf IL day on which he body Of
Thomas Porter -stumrd. ard before . ~s- evan
.1-d when sot to NJ " Wigfaf.. Mrs Nisfal ssk-t
~ vrtsrT rad cone here flr. tod her mar merely
cane q Mr ssmle Porter ws' there ihai want
= h ,n tbe cor-.e OF COMBINATION she charged ne
with having ruined Nancy. character; don't know
whether sts mea, 90 10 ths singular or pl-awh-fher
alone 10 connection Win Mr. : Porter
and Mr Caldwell. for having The body exhuned Mrs
Porter disposition 10 serers "ay gay Fo4ai4- and
nesssnt very fond - cheerful lively corverssfior
vvr.os. rme. THOMAS JOHNSON.
NJ, H,vrisf WiefiA tere cane forward and SAD -
Gentlemen. Mr johnson ha- made d-po- uon wscn :
rof true When Thomas johnson csm- 10 NY house.
. under The npre.-on hist he had spread tie reports
about NJ Porter WlatI sad 90 ina "as " How can
YOU come into nv house ard COX ms eir IN ie lace
af,er .rresd.ns .uch reports why. tey would destroy
ter character FOR ever
The Jury then ssi in cone.ave Tor short tine, when
they cane 10 the following verdict
That Thous. Porter came 10 lis death =. the City Of
Newark on the sh day OF July at from The effects Of
arsenic received by him in some way unknown TO the
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