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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Steam Engines and Boilers

A RE made and repaired on the shortest no "A tice by the subscriber. Shafting and Ma chineTy of all kinds made to order. Casting furnished of the best quality. and extreme low.
 Kumble's Patent Machine, Stretched Leather Belts. Also, Chain Pumps or Watel Elevators. wholesale and relail.
 TOOLS, PATTERNS, DIES, and all kind of work usually done in machine ahop. d0n, in style which cannot tail to suit cusiomCTa GAS, STEAM and WATER PIPES always Id hand. AARON KILBOURM, No, HOwardst. New Haven,
 December lot. lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
T.H. RICHARDS Custom and Ready Nude Clothing En-
 poriunn,
 AND EAn&l0Mn nn'c e 0nEfSf&Snane ES& Id klichxanuf

Custom 0nd f4eady- Made Clothing En- poraun, AND
 Gentlemen'S Quitting Establishment.
 lst door east of Wheeler's Hotel, West st. Spring and Summer Stock of Fashionable Clothing,
 AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER BEFORE AT THIS REIMBURSEMENT, I HAVEtound 1t necessary to move into West A Street, and have taken the store formerly ! occupied by MT. Samuel Clock which has recently been fixed up expressly for me, and I am now prepared to give great bargains in Custom and Ready Made Garments of every description, to all wEo may favor m wit h their patronage. have received the most fashionable assortment oi Spring and Summer Goeds, ever before offered to this public. My stock has been selected with great eare-with specific reference to the Spring and Summer trade:
 lwould cal the particular attention of my customers and the public generally, to my stock of Dress and Frock Coats. at prices varying from one dollar and twenty five cents to eight dollars.
 The pantaloons manufactured and sold at thls establishment are admitted to be superior Tn point of style and elegance, to those m any other establishment here and aresold from one to seven dollars.
 The assortment of vests embraces all the new spring and summer styles, from one to five dOlla.e.
 Aspledid assortment of Cloths, Cas.imeres and Vestings, of all kinds, by the yard or to suit pure hasers, with full assortment oftail- or's trimmings, all of which will bes old tremen. dous cheap.
 Gentlemen-yOur are invited to examine my stock of goods before purchasing else. where, as am determined not to be undersold by any man in this part ofthe country
 The fancy department embraces ali that is new or deslra ble, in Duglise French and ltal. ian, black and fancy silk Cravats, Suspenders Gloves, of all kinds, umbrellas. and a good as- sortment of plain and fancy shirts, bosoms and collars, hosiary, with every other article usually kept in GENTLEMAN QUITTING ESTABLISH MINT.
 Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in a style not to be sur. passed in fashon or workmanship, and warran. ted to fit.
 Cutting done at short notice,
 Spring iashiens just received. .,
 feel under great obliga lions to +my numer. ous customers for their past attention, and trust by close application 10 business, and firm determination not to be excelied by any estab- lishment of the kind in the country, l sha merit the patronage which has been go hber ally bestowed.
 T; H. RICHARDS,
 West Street, Lifchfied 5O
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Brid0eDOrt. AEorck, 7th 1850.

bT90gepoTt, AhVFC"' tt" 4ooO' xxYE beg leave 10 call the attention of WV Merchants and Manufaciurersin Litch- l field and vicinity to our stock of HARD WARE, comp ising one of the largest and most extensive assoTtmenis to be found in the State. We are extensiVciy engaged m the importation of all kinds of Birmingham and Sheffield
 Goods. l. N....
 CONSISTING IN PART OF Table and Pocket Hand Saws. Cutlery, Paniet do RaZOrs, Klpplng do Tea Walters, Compass do Files and Rasps, Back do Primer Chissels, Lock do Turning do Brace and B.tts, Parting do Plane Irons. Gougcs do
 Vices, AnviIs, Horse Nails, Pad-Locks, Bolts, Butts, Hinges, Hollow ware, Well, Fence and Trace Chains, Beb.Screws, &c., &c. 1 Also constantly receiving, direct from
 Anerican Manufacturers, every description of
 MARDW ARE, Consisting in part of Cutlery, House Trimmings, Mechanics, Tools, Agri-
 cultural Implements, Smiths Bellows, Butts, Screws, | Tacks, Brads, Rivets
 &c, &c. NAILS, Cut and Wrought by the ton or keg.
 Carriage Makers Goods. | Springs, Axles, Steps, Coach Hinges, and Locks, Stump Joints, Malleable
 Castings, Lacing Cords, Bands,'
 Rubber Cloth, Oil Cloth, | Glue, Borax, Emery, l Sand Paper, &c. Saddler's Hardware of every
 Description.
 CNbisset eNNkce9''S Goods. Moulding, Chair and Sofa springs, Castors Locks. Webbing, Hair Cloth, &c.,, &c.,, Cunning and Fishing Appa- 1 tus, all kinds. ~We wish fair trial on prices and 1 quality.
 HOLC0MB < LYON, 53 Water Street West Side w. w. HOLCOMB, F. H. LYON. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
PROTECTION Insurance Company.
HARTFORD. CONN

HARTFORD, CONN. TNHE subscriber having been appointed an l agent of the above Company, offerska in- sure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories. Earns and their contents, and all other descriDtions of insurahle property against loss or damage by fire, at rates of premium as low as any 0ther similar institution.
 .o.o G. Y. DAvTs,Agent LitehAeld. 1s40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
MOusaronic Railroad. .

Summer Arrangement, commencing April 29. VNHEa Cars on this road run in conneetion l with the New YOrkand New Haven, and Western Railroad. gl n. .s ..,3 .l, ....... .MOvmiNg Train for Piilsfeldleaves Bridge p rt at 10 40 a, Tn., "n the arrival oi the Mor> ming Express Train from New Yo,k, the sec- -Oud Accommodation Train from New Haven, sand the Naugatuck TIain from Winsled.
 EUessiag IrGiss leaves Bridgeport tor Pitts field at 25 D. m. on the arrival Of p. n. E% pFass Train from New Yolk ald the 4 30 p. m Train from New Haven and the Naugatuck Train frOmI Watcl bury. f. .
 RETURNING,
 First Train leaves Pitts6eId at s 90 a. m. and connects at Bridgeport with the Express ~fraiA to New York, at 9 p. m. and the Special Train to New Haven.
 Second Train leaves Pittsfield, at ? m and connects wilh lhe Evening Express Train ao New York at s 50 m.
 An Extra Passenger Traia will leave State line, Q. the arrival of the Morning Tain from Albany, and intersect the 30 Pittsield Trair at Van Deusenyille. Returning leaves Val DeusekyilIe on the arrival of ihe l0lO a. m Train from Bridgeport and intersects the West ern Train for Albany at State line.
 Freight Trains leave Bridgeport at o'cloc B, ms every morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Prepare for Fire by Insu-

rance !! :! T0HE Subscriber being an authorized Agent l of the Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company" of Worcester Mass, offers to ensure
 Buildings and Merchandise" not extra hazardous-at very low rates, for the term of from one to five years
 S. N. BRONSON, Agent. Lltchield. Dec. 1S49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
a MAU@ATUGK
 RAIL ROAD.


aud a'Sr Apr h sO'S .;agsE Ean % leave ds ly Sundays exceptedl at 6 o'clnck 4a minutes A, M. and arrive at iRe Litchfield SlatlOn in ~Iime to take the Cars for New Haven, Bridge port and New York. Returning on arrival oi Cars from Aew York, Bridgeport and New Haven at 7P. M. arriving at Litchfeld at g PM.
 ~@4-"
 Stage will leave the 5Litchfeld Station on ar rival of the Cars form Winsted and Wnlcott- vile, arriving at Litch6eld 8, 30 A. M: retus- ping at 6 90 P. M in time to take ihCars for 'vOlcohville and Winsted, and Stage to New Hartford. h
 LOTT PENN. Proprietor. LitchAel5, May l6, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
cAurInN EXTRA.

A man by the name of RUEL cLAPr nro ss.S'S snssSSSe with young of the name oI s. ': 1Ief snS nses his name to put up a SaFsapanne, MneS .. thev calI Dr Townsends Sarsaparilla, denomlnaL%ns %
 GENUINE Original, etc. This Townsendn DO s oCs. sa and never was but was formerly wSrnss y% the to of D for the purpose of gaining credit for what no
 Vot. He is also sending out cards headed .s Cs @ aT.a for S7 n week will give s. P. Townsend SSOO if he viii produce single solitary ProGI Ss ths This Is to caution the public nGL So 1e
 Snd Uuschase none but the GENUINE, @ @OkaS M n {. q. OLD Dg Jacob Townsend's SaTsapaEila, nsvlng SI L H he old Dr's likeness his family coat or aEms 1nU "" siEnature across the coat of arms. ,o,,,,,SuNyD n.:neinnI Oaiee TOP NassaN- st, NeW Y0Tk Csty
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Groceries, Refreshments,
 Ac.

GrOC0r1e9, Ne1reSnmenCS'
 Acs
 E DWARD o. PECK, having entrusted the IL management ot his Grocery to the sub- scrIber would take this opportunity to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has made many additions and improvements to his stock of GROCERIES, CONVECTION ARIES. REFRESHMENTS, Sc. The bes: c SMALL BEER, of all kirds,) PORTER, of an excellent quality, and various other sum mcr and winter drinks. kept constantly on hand. FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS, PIES, CAKES, &c.,, &c', &c., always fresh, and Of superior qualities, ready for every supply, at short notice cheap for cash. o. OYSTERS, cooked to suit the most fastidious tastes, in a style not to be surpassed. Gentlemen who wish te be suited in most satisfactory man. ner and on the most reasonable terms, will do well to call at the Grocery, in the ebaseEentiot S P. BOLLES Store, West St.
 ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
 Litch6eld, May 2d. 1850. 4m52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
/ Dayton, Keeps on Hand a General Assortment MMsicaI 4uStruMents,

CONSISTING OF-- ViOlinS, Bass ViOlS; AccOrdeOns, Tam
 bOrines; CastanetS, Strings to' aU kinds cf Instruments, PEGS, APRONS, BRIDGES, BOWS, CLARE oNET REEDS, TUNING FORKS, Ros1N,
 PIANO WIRE, SHEET MUSIC,
 INSTRUCTION BOOKS,
 &c., &C.,, &c.,
 Persons desirous of obtaining Instru- ments at the lowest price, arerespectfully invited to call and examine for themselves Instruction given upon the Piano Forte, Organ, Seraphine, Melodeon, Bass Viol, and in Thorough Bass. Piano Fortes, Organs, and other Instruments Tuned and Repaired to order.
 ... J. DAYTON. Wolcottville, October, l849.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
NOTKCE.

MY wife Charity E. Williams, having WI left me without cause or proyocation All persons are hereby forbidden to harbol or trust her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting.
 ROBERT D. WILLIAMS. New Milford, Aug. l3 1850 ~Swl4
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

E00 YARDS Chintz Calicoes, winch / VU have been selling at l2 l-2 cents, j.ow offered at 6. BRADFORp'S,
 Wolcottville, Aug. II. l4
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Wanted.

AT the New Haven Shirt Manufactory, a A number of Young Women to irOn Shirts. CscabIe and intelligent persons can make from s4 to s6 yer week. None but Amerl' cans need apply. For furrn~. '"'0Flaa.'0" ee;
 quire of s. N. BRONSON, Litchfiie~
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
NEW BOOKS,

For Sale atthis OGce.
 The Life and Miscellaneous Writings of Nathaniel Chipman, IL. D., edited by his brother, Daniel Chipman, IL. D.-Price Fl 30.
 The Hand of God in History, by Rev. Hollis Read, A. M.-Price $l co.
 The Life of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel Chipman, IL. D.; and the Life of Col. E. than Allen, by Jared Sparks, IL D., (boih in one volume .)-Price 40 cents.
 History and Genealogy of the Kilbourn Family. Price $l.
 A Treatise on Agriculture, by a PIacti cal Agriculturalist.-Pric 25 cents. Litchfield, Dec. 10. If
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Dental Operations.

M FEN, Women and Children Ian eye. .to IX1 these words:
 1 am in the 3d building west of the Cour House, employed, as have been nearly ten years, in Setting, Filling, Extracting anG Cleansing Teeth. still mind the same rule which 1 adopted in the commencement of my professional life, and which shall never abandon. It is this: Never to commence aH operation in Dentistry, for any individual, un> til am satisfied that the benefit arisng there's from te my patron, shall exceed the expense. You who are allowing your teeth to decay be cari full lest those ornaments of use an ( beauty suddenly 5aIl, and you are left pothlcs forever E. ". BLA KE. Li enfield. May l6. 1850 NEW BOOKS-Philo and Evangelical W by the author of Margaret.
 Representative Men by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
 Frothingham's Siege of Boston, with ID Alps and plates.
 Just received and for sale by
 H. $. PARSONS & Co.
 35 2Asylum street, Hartford. NTEW BOOKS-TheA Second Advent IN or what do the Scriptures teach re- specting tn. Second Coming of Christ, the End of the World, the Resurrection of the Dead and the Final Judgment: by Alpheus Crosby. Just received by
 H. s. PARSONS & Co.
 35 2Asylum street, Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
CsErftS N. Worth.
 OFFICE OF THE Meriden Insurance Agency,

WEST MERIDEN, CONN.
 Agent tOr the La w Etna, Protection, and Hartford Fire lnsu-
 rance Companies, Hartford. Ct Washington Co Granville, N. Y. Equitable, Concord, N H. Connecticut Life, Insurance Company Hart ford. Philadelphia, Health Insurance Company Philadelphia. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company: New York.
 Stamford Health Insuran ce Company, Stan ford. tlE u4'
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
A FARM FOR SALE.

.AA LYING in the East part of Wal
 i.SN lingfo'd Conn containing ninety
 liIsi acres more or less, as the pur- chaser may wish. with buildings thereon. One Barn. GO feet long one 20 by !;I feet, all full of hay. The Farm is well 4vAteFed, and we'll proportioned with Meadow .rnd Pasture. Ike Meadow lies all together divided from the Pasture by lane, that stock qs; go from the Barn to any part of the Farm. lteniy ofwood, aud chestnut for fencing stuff dandy to get; with five hundred Apple trees s'n it of the best ol fruit. apples m abundance when it is apple season. The farm is situs- tel about l2 miles from New Haven. on got q turnpike road and span of horses could ea> slly draw ton to a load from the farm to the Shy. 0ne.halt of the purchase money may te,na.n wiah good security. The iarm will be s''sa ios $aoo less than it is worth. My object sa selling t is, am past three,score and ten sud have nobody 70 take care oG it. -
 LUTHER HALL.
 "~A'"s'"u aug 70, iSou. s3ml7
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

ON and after July lst. Stages viii run from NJ Litehfeid to the Housatonic Railroad. as ideEows, viz: Stage will leave Litchfeld tol New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock. A. M.. and arrive al New Milford in time 10 take the Passenger Train for New York or Albany.
 Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at o'clock, P. M.. or on the arrival of the Passenger Train from New York.
 AnOti,er Stage will leave West Cornwall for J.itchfeld on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days, at 3 o'clock. P. M ,or on the arrival of the Passenger Train from New York, and res ,prn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. leaving Llchield at o'clock. A. M., thus Making daily liae from Litch6eld to the dousatonic Railroad.
 The Proprietor of this line intends putting Gn new Carriages, and as usnal good Horses, aud will endeaRor 10 merit a liberal share of public patronage.
 EDWARD HART, Proprietor.
 West Corpwall. June 27, lSA9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
SALISBURY HOUSE.
American Chain Pump Fac
 tory.

THE subscriber is prepared to furnish al I wholesale or retail Chain Pumps in any quantity. Chain, Wheels, Tubes. &c.,, sent to any pert of the country by Rail Road. The best of Chain and Wheels sold at the very lowest cash prices, Call and see.
 WANTED-A good Blacksmith, to do Country work, and Forge for Machine Shop,
 H. BALDWIN. Washington, Feb. 2, 1850. 10
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arrived 10 communicate tito the family. of
Professor Webster. This melancholy task
WAS discharged by DR.. Putnam with all tic
Tenderness that could avail to break the
'stock. Mrs. Webster, we understand,
received tho communication with rmricss;
she had probably long had misgivings Of
the truth; but the daughters were ose.
|whclmed by the alliicling tlings. :, 1
The Boston Transcr;p, Saysthar aTtcnn-
|ciliaton has taken place between Little.
|llela and'the prisoner, and that mutual
wish for I'm interview had been expressed,
|whidlI,hr sheriff has consented To grant.
Prof Webster, in his confession, says he
wrote but one of the three Anonymous let
lcrs that were produced at his trial, aud
hat was the one mailed at East Cambridge.
|Fhe following is copy Of the lettrr:
Diroctedto Mr.. Turkey, Bos,on.]
Dir. Parkman was took on board the
|shlp Ilcrculam aud this is al shall dare to
;say or shall be killed.
East Cambridge.
One OF the men give me his
watch, huti was feared to keep il ,lEowd
It in thn-watcrr igllt side the road TO tile
long bridge TO Boston. u 4
:"I'irs'r letter Wrg 'hwrittcn: on Niece uf
mice glazed papor, but very dirty. Tho en-
;velnlsc is c,nNoHcl Of wilap is said ,5 he
li',cring paper, sometimes used by cheIu.
lists. H =
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(OnllIlunicafr,l

Mn. EDITOR ~ fully coincide in Your
s"'iltorlal of last week Your temperate
tone has beon the subject Of favorable com
amcnt, and have heard ma,,y express an en-.
IRE concurrence III your observations in
preference 10 ai7ropnsrd nomination FOR
] members of the Legislature, hy. ,lic.friccndS
'"f.rhc Bank Sucha course would increase
an agitation already too much excited, and
still further diver, 1hc mind Of the people
from the great SouthGrw question, which
has c'aln~'uroh ..lieirt u1''irc houghi and
action. . u r,".n ''"!i ear.
agree with you ;lut uo nomination is
l intccaSarys Tku,ficnds OF the existing in.
istinI'i"n, lave'iniihis election county II large
mDsriiy, sIid even it'hcy had ipics the nnm
her ot'candidatcs in the field, there is alm.sa
a certainty that some three of them 'wmll
be c'ectcd y nomination by the advocates
tot tie Bank would Indicate n preference, ly
those who attended any meeting hnfd for
that purpose, OF three of them, anduhis pre-
ference II is better 10 leave 10 sht PEOPLE at
large 10 make. The gentlemen noW can
ldidaes and who are. rHgaIrHt in,gt(prh,n
with the charter Of tho.DahlsJ have all AK.
pressed firm "sind decided principles, md
have not shrnnk from .feilrlessly uroWinr
their doctrines. a parly selection ofthsEc
lot them iM some Ghancc Committee wc,i',s
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'S'enslyeIy, is tllatitis prevented hy tie
aiic ursI''ns of Inc Indians. He IS 81 the
aop'nIon, and lie is borne out by what his.
tory we can got on tho subject, t.-. when
lllesc mines shall como 10 be explored,
illiclr wealth will turn out to be enormous.
When you have once cast your eve over
j,hat country lying West of the Rocky
Mountains; and East OF tho Sierra Nevada.
aand are informed Of the pcculiarity of the
"oid bearing region, you at once become
convinced that the United States is in nos.
js'o1n, OF mineral wealth SD vast tha, ages
Iwlll MOI be able 10 measure It's eylcnL. And
when these mines slai bogiR to be dcvel
snyed, aud ..ti,Gir. unGucstiunable richness
i.in"wm, population will sci ,nat way, at
l'cndcdlwi!h the usual consequences: high
jprtSSa ana Il dcaiaiiI fpr !Rhor.lfslavc hbor
Us like other capital, il it will 20 where il,
Fs hest pad. thcnwe.karca righ u sav i,
3Wll seek these mines and becone par, of
l'he prodHcI1&caR,ta!o Of lie country where
Those mines are. l9rated. That these whole
lrGS%4!.qpS S4 arp filled with rich mines is little
iIcSS 'tan certain, and that they can be
lrroh'ably worked bYlsIave labor lis SIRE.
ilttncc, were a Southern man, and INV
property invested in.slaHes, ] should con.
SIdcr the markets in New Mexico. Utah,
and California, for slave labor, wotrhv o,
IAN honorable contest To secure ~
am, sir, with due consideration, vbur.,
truly,
- !, SAMUEL X. TuURsybv.
iiv". Iiormr Nann.
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DEATH OF rHE SIAMEsE TnINs.-.NVc
learn irom lhc \. o. Bee that The l,,rjS
Jonrna! dos Dcbats Unis announces ,hc
death, IN England, OF The famous SnYosc
Iw'nS, Th. Debats states that, accordno
to The London Medical Times, Tie two
brothers died OF Marasmns. 4 post NOR.
TEN examination proved what has been con
s,antIy supposed by the faculty, viz: tha,
lthc two cavities oi the abdomen comruni-
'ca,ed by means Of the hollow lleamen,
(which united thera, and that the liveys. of
llhn two twins were corpec,ed by mem.
,branous bride aboT halfau inch thick.
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u very. ;s,eres,in,, ,erv. <, ,,,d =,

y very distressing .story rs tod Of the
curious and cHquisi;ely5rfinishs ivoriss.
sent home By Mr, l,ayard. from, Nuscveh
When, they reached England .So:iesery
appearance they sceihei about: TO. orumblc
| 3inio.dusi~. Ehe keen eye. Of iEadern sci.
IcnGe, instantly detected tbs cauae, of the
decay. Boil them," il said, ina prcpar.
Iation OF gclaiinc; tits that constituent part
IT, the ivory which has perisl,cd." II was
dona; and tho worries are as hard and as
hrm a. when first carved; they may las,
3anothcr thousand years or,two. The NOR
3!t OF ihls sNggesIion il contested by the
Dean OF Westminster and Professor Ow-
len; It may very pvobably have occurred Ia
both rcsourccfultnihds.
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Death of PreridCht Taylor.
:Bcrofo this f; fisSre Of OUR =, na1cf m Shall Ii,

4 -sBrfofc this iissnc Of OUR rabcf Shall have
Preached onr readers, mos, of them will
Ssdarbticss have rccicvcd the intelligence. tha,
HIAcN.,ny TAyloE, the hero OF pAIo ALTO,
isEEsIt&&' pE ia PALMA. MoxrEry AID Brr.
MTh VISTA has been stricken down bvsthc
& hand OF death Willie occupying the oAale,
opposition, TO which the suiliagcs OF ,niliiu,,
S raised him, the Presidency o; The; United
n Estates, This startling eyeut, for which ori
Nseonmnnity was wholly unprenatcd by Shy
81 l'rSSions intelligence, occurred Al - minute,
n%io5% 'isS'soek OF The night Of Tuesday
H,hc 2'h inst US illncas commenced o,
H'hc Friday previous with I'M attack Of chol
scra morbus:. Which Yielded 10 10 medical treat
e HHmc:t, bnfwas followed BY. bilious rcmicn
Es,.e!vcr, which terminated fatally at the tim,
above stated. The las, words OF tho dvn.
81 hero. were as follows; eide. ! nm. read,
81 lor the summons. have cnJeavorcd 10 u
y sSay ny. duty: BRsss;a II
1.& .sis't ten TAYLOR, in Tie Itri
with Mexico, will constitute one ef iKcf
brightest pages in the military annals pi curl
Country; ar4 it,woall have been well iel |
that Conn'ry,--certainy well for his Iern.
lia,on, il his life, as p:,blic man, had closed
iwill Go battle of BUENA VISTA. None of |
Ius know ourselves us we 81 Guild. hu, Gen
'TAvhoE exhibited more than ordinary de-
iicicncy of sclf-knowlclgc, when, mislcdE
hy the llal,rrv Of foolish admirers, he con
,scmtcl 10 exchange q military for a hiyl,t
|ciyi. commission. We question no ilc IN
.irgrI'y OF his purposes, bat his brnf carccrE
as rresidcn, has proved, that, however g.ca,s
may have been his talents ;,s II military lc,e.-f
Ter, he was utterly unli, to rule in civil All
l'airS. I
The thaElc.ion C"mticr If the IA, ,iu,,.
|ronla;us the f!loWing h,;ci Scotch ST hi.
lite - >''''
"Gcn. IAcnAny TAylo: was horn ,nE
Orange county. virginia on The .l,h hSts
NoHcmhtr. i7Si. llc'was tIlc';l.irN son oi L
k'cnAEr TAYLoE. a Nitgir;ah, an Z
o'tccr ~ the Virginia linc, Wild SctytVlw
T'-i '''' ''''.Di lli'. Nt'Nt|li Ip-S
and who was ,i,c t,,L.,,,,, 40 ".,
two ,aunn,,rs. Ills mc,l,n,. ,r.. ~ ".t'E
SrGvrirn. \ iady % nn,L ,,u;Iy ,,,,i ',nn ,n.,,
reniy virtues. Ia The sIIn;i:cy ipllualnrE
nh,,,y,.. ,r'i,i,."G" %''" -
>r,,icd near y.ov,yriTI,e and v,rne,,|, ""f
rose ,> wealth ana ;m,,or,,,,,.n No. aiI'
.TXy,.or yecriycd trrn (;.n AZ J,,,,
The appuin,rc;,rp, c,,rr,t, =, ,i'J,.1I /,
he hav.n~ been :, ,,crs,,,lCr,,,I t,,,., y
nsir.ous man, prior,,o III, cn,gro,,,n ,rnn,
Virginia Thcvrn,h VI Gen. 'r.I,rrr w..,. ~
s,icn: an!Gs, die pa,,l. 3rd .h5flshi5. nfs
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