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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

B' The Washington correspondent ol the New York Courier says-'.it is re, ported that Hon. John A. Rockwell, late n ember of Congress from Connecticut, has been offered the appointment of Com missioner of Patents. IL is said that he hesitates to answer. and that a response is expected. from him on Monday.''
 Sfanaped Envelopes -ln amendment to the post-route bill of the late session of Cong ress. directs the post>offise de- partment 10 provide letter envelopes with stamps on them, and to have. them for sale at all the post offices in,th country, at simply the cost of the envelopes above tho price of the stamps. aE
 u Weregret 50 learn that NJ ,jor Gen Vim. I. King Is very ill. with an aff.c. ton of the lungs. at his residence in sharon. We trust he may speedily re- Cover.
 E.The Free Soil Candidates. for Pres idential electors. are John Boyd of Win- sted. Zsbuion Brockway of Lyme, John P. lngraham of Suffield. George Read of Deep River. William Field of Pom. fret, Lewis Beers, Jr. ot Siratford,
 Posting the Books. Missouri, Iowa and Maine are tLe only States whiciIha yet elected Members 10 the next Con. gress. In the year of Gen. Taylor's election, they chosetlyee Wings to eieven Locofocos, but one of the three Whigs, CD. F. Miller of IowaJ. was cheated out of his seat by the stealing of the K tnes- vile poll-book, so that the returns stood -Whigs too: Opposition t,Vslve. Now those same StaleshaEe chosen sir Whigs and sevea Opposition. We call this a fair begining Keep itup.-Iri6une.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
ASTONISHING CURE OF A LADY 60
 NLrl pc Olr AItE - v


 DR. M. WooDwoRTH,-SI R,-This is 10 certify that my wife has been afflicted with the Scrofula from child, and for the last ten years she has suffered beyond description, It made its appearance on the upper part of the mouth. and also on the under jaw it had be. come such an eating soIe that small pieces Of the bone have cone out, and was attended with the nost eXcIuciaiing pains In this manner she hAs suffered without finding any relief, She wal attended Ey some of our best physicians, bu' all r. no purpose-,hey had all gwen her up Al last sae was induced to try Er, Townssnd's Syrup, of which she took twenty bottles, but il did her no good. Seeing your advertisement, she was nnd.ced by a friend to try your S,rup. sen, io your agent ! m Hartford and procured bolt le tor her, and astonishing as it may seem. before she had finished taking that bottle she was relieved of those excruciating pains, and her m,uth is l gradually healing. She has taken four bottles, and she Is now able to be around and attcur io her hous :hold duties and we would hereby recommend this to oihets in like manner af, fiicled as being one of the best medicines ever
 offered 10 the public; and we feel duly grale- tul tha; we could ohlain anything o procure relief Yours respectfully,
 JOHN ENtMoNs,
 MFurTapEE FnnMoNe
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Bounty Lands.
SOLDIERS OF 1872

E9F DOAID4AzASO4 VI 9IUINa E TyHE n smbers og Capt. Waugh's Company l. di|Ahe war of lS12s are each entitled Io r 40 acgss of Bounty Land. am now rect lying warrants for those of h'sCompany whe have applied 10 ne, notwithstanding ihe or 'lons of others to the contrary. have the Pay Roll 6f Capt. Wangh's Company. and al ol Capt. Charles Buel's Company, aDdam there fore prepared to ocomplete the application oi any member of either of these Companies, oi the widow of any member on moments no tice, bycallingon me at my office.
 HENRY E. GRAVES. Litchfeld, Nov. 4ih. 1851. sV } ieF"
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

AUCTION SALE AT COS HEN yH E subscriber will offer for sale ali pub lie l YendIe, in a8sl.en. at or near the st ore lalely occupied by Fl N LYMAN. Eso.. \ large and dssitabls stock ef Goods, consisting m part of Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries, Paints and Oils. Hardware. Drugs and Aie3icine, Estlheh and Glass Wac, Boots and Snnes, &c. Also. valuable Horse. one Buggy Wagon ard Harness, .t
 The sale will commence oI Monday, inc 18th day of September inst. and be continued from day to day until the stock is disposed of.
 ALBERT SEDGWICK
 Litchfeld, Sept ', 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
ss fsF4ETFENDEN's OLD S;EAr1Is

EkH6Es &Fssk Sss hAAbhsVsG " EsetsassAOFBS MRssRs. EDrToRs.-- Aresthe, mangpea.is> ers5of your valuable paper, aware. ofs ta',-. magnificent Stock of New and rich DIR r GOODS, GA RPETS. PAPER HANGs INGS, recently opened at that famous rs- sort, for real rnd decided bargains! If not, tile Proprietor would respecsful'v' iannopnce through your columns,tho aTris i IsCftlie largesband,n beautiful assortmel. of s& 84 &a Carpets, and all kipda of Carpet, Room. Goods. aA 9spass Fa s4 Paper Hangings, Window Shades. aass aiN
 kinds Of Curtain Goods. Dress Goods of the ctoisest styles suSs newest importation. Elegant Brocade, Plain, Plaid. and Strips Silks. s M sss Excelsior. Black Silks-ef the real s.RAss clloffs' make, uneqnalle,l by any other nlnde tn the known world. M French Meriuoes. Cobnrglls Cashmeres, l Muslin de 14Anes. , s ,s..sa Brocha. Cnshmsrss Silk, Woodland Thibef' | -Shawls.
 Silk and Coifon Velveta, al widths and \ colors. 3ae es \ Embroidered Rfanch Dress GnadAis Pai-- terms. tF @ltxs | French, English and American Rrinsss aOsA E Ginghainss asag Flannels, of every grade ardeolns. 1 Heaps ot Domestic Goods, and Housekeaps- l ing Gocds, 6ac., Gaas X
 We shall make n regulartornasloay among the DRN Goops this fdlI. with. our leSA tariff spricess while i; willmake our cnssoln- CTS laugh. 1t will drnw long faces on our high taTif dealers.,
 Werespectfhlly invite the attention of all to an examina,isn Sf our immense slOck.
 Mihe dnllars you'd save, ssi ags,.
 And get goods as you.oughs, as
 Visit .tChittendens OhisSand," The fayorite resors. ss,s
 Respectfully, M st4s
 WILhIAM PR.AETs
 Corner MaiRussd, Mosganssts.. [ Hartford, Sept. l6s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

also ceMify that my sisier had become completely debilita,ed. that she suffered from weakness peculiar 10 the sex and that your Svls1' has entirely cured her of this weakness, which she has long been afflicted with, and slso that her general health is greatly im- proved, Yours respectfully,
 JOHN EMMoNs.
 0cs-For agents see advel l,isement in another cnlnKnn
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
District of Plymouth ss

Probate Csurt, sep, le, 1852
 Estate of LINUS FENN late Ut Plymouth in sad district. deceased. s1 s7H4n4fH The Court of Probate for tie district ot Plymouth hath limited and allowed 6monl hs from th 2 date hereof, for the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto-and has ap- pointed Oliver Smith and. Seth Thomas, Jr. commissioners to recelwe and examine said claims Certified by
 BARNABAS, w. RoOE Clerk.
 The subscribers give notice lhat they shall meet at the office of Seth Thomas Jr, Tn Ply. mouth Hollow on the 9th day If January nex' and 24,h Gay. of March, 1853, al cue o'clock n the afternoon on.each oi said days, for the purpose of attending to the business ot sale | appointment. 4'As t@ tsH
 " OLIVER SMITH. } Commis Ee#sa SETH THOMAS. Jr. sioners. E All persons indeoted 10 said estate are re- ques,ed.to make immediate payment tO EDWARD HOPKINS. Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

THe Oldest Inhabitants Opinion Of RalroadS.-The last number of the Knickel booker Magazine, in the E:litor's table, gives the opinion of the :. oldest | mhabilant Fin one of the far of shore towns of Massachusetts By, touching railroads-his experience consisting in having seen the end of the road laid ou, and the cars. running upon it. He re- marked to a visitor -'' What kind O 'om. mediation be they ? You. can't go when you aoaot to go. you got to, go when the bell rings, or the blasted noisy whistle blows. l tell yeou it's payina tew much fol.the whistle. Ef you live little way of the deepot. you. got to pay to git to 10 the railroad ;. and ef you want to go anywheres 'cept to ecnd on, it, you got to pay to go arler you get there. What kind O. 'onmodation is that?-Geir'round the country tew. murderin' folks, runin' over cat 'le, sheep, and hogs, ap.l settin fire to bridges, and every now and then burmn, up the woods. Mrs. Ro.hins, down to Codpint, says. aud she ought te know, for she's a pious woman, and belongs to the lower church, she, said to Fme.. no longer than day fore yesterday that she d be cuss'd if she didn't kaoap that they sometimes run over critters c purpose-they did likely shoat O hem. and never paid fort. cause they was a coEporalion,' they said. What kind O. 'commodaiion is that ? Besides. now I've Hved here clus to the deepot ever scnce the road staried to run, and seen
 em go out and come in; but / never could see that they went so cussed just. nuther
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
LEONARD STONE.

Respectfully offers his services tolhs inhabitants of fLIchiieId and yieinisy; al Joiner and Carr epseF. Aso hes sR- assortment 0f R As Lanbar Nhioh hs vill sell sheap io EaaAhas sdf
 4a1hrs xLEONARD sEOA S;gaa ". a,sea ssF4 sYsao4ga wS
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Ninetee,ath Anaaai Report aOE TIE. -5ss Fsr rs
 LITCHEIELD,

A4e q NJ AeA ~ As4< A& A%F
 Mutual Fire Insnranee COmnanE 4
 JULY 5rH, 1652s
 Whole amount of Cash premiums q sss
 recelved. N is,soi @ Interest received tn Loans, ,i .432.7s Whole amount pf losses and expen. ses.oi the EDmpaily 4tiTlgO 80 Cash Balance now en hand. M ,si3,SO Increase of cash on hand oyer last m
 year s K 4sS W Nj MI Nil Af6. .39 P'esrn, Capital on Euad of the
 Company ssgsass sgA " 30, f20. .30s
 This company lfas. now been.ia sue. cessful operation niaetcsa years. during the whole of which time IT HAS NEV. FER M!ADE'AN ASSESSMENT UPON THE MEMBERS of, the company. and has at this time Cash, Fund of @3,. 64S.SO. safely inSesisdi and. drawing interest, the amount as interest," reseixed. uls to the Rresen. tims,sbsinGs npEe than. $l,4QO.
 The directors of this company arc confident that the plan oi Insurance adopted by thsm, will meet with hear { y response fsom.alh intelligent friends of the principle of MA.s.iaA Insurance. This company iilsufe only in this State. and take no risks.on Mills. 00odS in Stores, Shops, &c.. or in exposed Village or City property. bni cosdaa. t1thei,. business enti sIy fo fafm properly and isolated buildings, md tleIs contents --of which nat more than &g000s Wiil he iasuEedu iD one risli. z z This company will ndjnst all claims with promptncss ,libsfalisy. and fiat any time a difference slsould ariss ba. tween the pglies. MI, such difference will be aJjnsis4l.hy indiasrent parsons ip the County. each party selecting one. and in case they do not, agree. . third person shall be, chnssns and the award of all. or any two of them. shall be fnal and conclusive.
 0M7ce3.s Of che COmslslsasl V e
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Canaan, April 3, l252.

r. Miles. T. Granger, Town Clerk of the Town of Canaan, hereby certify that am ac> quainted with the persons whose names are subscribed 10 the foregoing certificate, and that they are persons of high responsibility and every way worthy of credit.
 MILES T. GRANGER Town Clerk. ! Canaan. Ci.. April 6. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
OM9ce2sS Of Ehe COase lsMaesn V |. e, KECKWITH. President. ~ NJ OLIVER GOODEE,Lf. zfeasaEs tf,
 l.A.SOyae. EE1Iiz1ENsG. .SseEefaknss
M6s-eCe0a.e.

A&SSTEEGW4s&e j.. c. BECKWITH. | q 9s LEWIS JASON HITTING D.. c. W t1HTTLESRY SETH P. BEERS. R1O6nfssS RATTEi.f..
 STEPHEN TR0 0N SlDGE ,ss.!~ SHELDON OSBORN. of Es1rinton. ' ., # sl N. General Agent. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

Al a Court ol Probate .lden at Plyueuth within and for the District of Piyinnulh on she l6lh day oi August, A. D.. .lS52,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

FREDERICK cHlTFENDEN. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

aigso raAagaa M sTIaoggN N.1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
For Com,nomweaIth's At.ornies.


IT We authorised announce JAS. GAR
the Corporation Court Of Lynchburg.
May i7--ts
lg~We authorised to announce JAMES r.
| torney for the county of Amherst. (nay 13-te
~ We author zed to announce JAMES. p.
COLEMAN as II candidate for Commonwealth Attor-
| ney for the county of Amherst. may I0-4tf
IL We authorised 70 announce G. A WING
FIELD candidate for Commonwealth Attorney for
the ounty of Bedford Una, 3--tec
g. We authorised to announce DANIEL MARI
candidate for the office of Commonw ealth's Attor-
ney for the county of Campbell. April l2-Ide
~ We are authorised to announce JOSEPH MAR
TIN Esq, candidate for Commonwealth Attorney
for the county court of Pittsylvania. r25-te
~ We authorised to announce JOHN C. MUIR
RELL candidate for the Office of Commonwealth
Attorney. for the county Of Campbell under the
Constitution. Oct 30-ifts
20 We authorised that EDWARD D.
CHRISTIAN is a candidate for Commonw ealth's At
torney for the county of Campbell, under the Con
stituton. Oct 30-itts
Ey- We authorized to announce ROBERT l..
KENT a candidate for the Office of commonwealth
Attorney forthe county of Campbell. Nov. Cts
~ We requested to announce JOHN b. DAB
NEY candidate for Commonwealth Attorney for the
county of Campbell. Dec 15--ifs
~ We requested to state that Col JOEL b.
LEFTWICHis a candidate for Commonw ealth's Attor-
ney, for the county of Campbell under thenew Com
stitution. Oct 30-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
For Magistrates.

IL We authorized say that Isaac R. REY-
NoLDs will be voted for in district No. /. amherst
county, for Justice of the Peace under the New Con-
s.itution. MANY VOTERS.
Nav I7-3t
~ The following gentlemen will be voted for as
Justices OF the Peace for 9th district Pittyvania
~, viz: Major WILLIAM d. TERRY. Capt. JAMES NJ.
CLEMENT, Capt ARCHIBALD HALEY and WILLIAM II.
Cook. MANY CITIZENS AND VOTERS.
May I7-1t
~ We are authorized to announce Capt. II ESRY
B. FRANKLIS and LITTLEroN LErTwrcH, candidates for
Justices of the Peace for the 9th district of Campbc.
may 13-tds
II We authorised to say that JOHN RuCK.
Err. at the solicitation of many friends. has become
candidate for the Office of Justice of the Peace in Dis
trict No. ., Campbell county. may Cite
We respectfully bring to the notice of the Voters
District No /. Amherst county, four gentlemen, who
will be voted for for Justices of the Peace viz Messrs
VIM Kent. N. b. Magruder, Sylvester S. Burford
and Zacharah Tinsley.
MANY VOTERS THE DIsTRIcT-
may CITE
To lie Voters oftke Serenth District Of Campbell:
We take the liberty of bringing before your suragrs
wort by citizen for the office Of Magistrate: A. F.
SNYDER, and if favored with your will make
good and efficient officer.
may lO-tde MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
For Clerks Of Circuit Court.

~ We are requested to announce GEN ID. ROBES,
(the present incumbent candidate for the Clerkship
Of the Circuit Court of the corporation of Lynchburg
at The ensuing election. may l0-wte
sY We are requested to announce d. ii TAPSCOTT
IA candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Am
hcrsi.
April 80 -w4w Republican copy.1
70 We are authorized to announce Mai THOMAS
IEFTWlCH candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Circuit court Of Bedford county. March 29--te
~ We authorized to announce ROBERT TINS
LEY (thc present Celk a candidate for the Clerk
ship of the Circuit Court of Amherst county.
march 1S--tde
REID candidate for the Office of Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Campbell county. Nav lifts
To lie Voters Of Campbell County,
At the solicitation OF many OF my friends, announce
myselfa candidate for the Office Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Campbell county. Having acted as asss-
in that. and several other Clerks offices for nearly
able discharge the duties Of the Office in satisfactory
Nov. 6-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
EXANDER a candidate for the Clerkship in the Cir
emit Court for Campbell county. Nov lO--ifts
~ We are authorizoi Pc announce LEO DANIEL,
lr a candidate :or the Office of Clerk of the CIR
cult court of Amherst county. Dec 4--ilts
EY9 We authorized announce JOS. MARSH a
candidate for the CLERK ship of the Circuit Court of
Lynchburg the ensuing election may 0-tde
TT W e authorized . announce JAS. w. DUN
NINGTON candidate for the Cierkship of the Circuit
Cour. of Lynchburg. may l0-tde
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
For Commissioners Of Revenue.

We authorized to announce THOMAS DIILARp
candidate for the office of Comm ssioner of the Reve
nue.. for the Lynchburg District.
May 20-ift27m
~ We authorized to announce M r. HURT,
Esq candidate for the Commissioner Of the Revenue
of the county of franklin. may 10-tde
" We authorised to announce ROBERT JOHN
son a candidate for Commissioner of the Revenue
in the Western District of Campbell county,
[may 6-te] Rep copy.
EB9 We are authorized announce Col. ALLAN
l.. WILLIE. candidate for the Office Of Commits
sioner ofIhe Revenue for Campbell county.
March 29--ts
~ We authorised announce JAMES T.
SMITH candidate for Commissioner of the Reve-
| fora mherst county. mar 25-te
~ We authorised announce Mr.. FRANCIS
THORNTON a candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the county Of Campbell. Dec l-tsif
g-e- We authorised to announce DAVID HOFF-
MAN candidate for the office of Commissioner of the
Revenue for the Western District the county amp
bell. Jan 5-tsif
EY@W We are authorized to announce RO o. DOSS a
candidate for Commissioner Of the Revenue for the
county of Campbell Jan 15-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
r YNCIIBURG VIRGINIA LAND A.

IL GENCY.-The Undersigned by request of land
sellers has established in the Of Lynchburg agen
cy, for the sale of Land the object of which afford
facilities both the purchaser and seller of Land II
will keep constantly in his office and thorough
descriptions ut farms for sale including quality quantity
locaon. price, TERMS and all other information
tia to be known y DESTROYS of purchasing; in this
way persons who unacquain,ed with the country
and wishing pun chase, without delay have such
plantation pointed out them that would likely suit
their Wishes and the purchaser and seller could
be brought together and the other hand sellers
bring their land the notice of those who directly
concerned, without notoriey, which is often unpleasant
within itself Persons who wish the aid Of this Office in
selling, give full and description of their
land, in order that fair and candid representation may
be made the purchaser. This agency will be ndver
ti>ed in all the most prominent agricultural papers.
TERMs-ren dollars for entering farm description
book. and d pr when the land is sold. Any per-
wishing buy land in this section of country and
will describe possible the kind Of place that
would likely suit them a. regards location and
quality, will be notified il such farm should be put in
the market. take occasion say that land will he
bought and sold by speculation.
| r5- Office doors below the Post Office where can
be found All Communications post paid will be prompt
| ~ attended to. BENJAMIN WILKES
may oO-fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


At meeting of the Of the a District Of Camp
bell, held pursuant notice Msrysvil, the l4h
nst nominate Justices aud Oyerseer of the Poor
for said District,
THOMAS Fox presiding
A motion BY q VIM. Moorman recommend eieb
fit persons for selection by the people, Of four
the number Justices WINS lost.
A motion then by Nc G. Morgan nominate only
candidates the voters for support Justices
carried
Whereupon. several gentlemen being suggested the
consideration Of the meeting, by various individuals
present-tbe following Jour selected from the
number. and presented the peopIeof District
suitable To be supported for the Office of Justices afore
said, viz. HESRr HAzLEwooD, BowLIyG CLARK, TBos
Fox and RO III. WALTHALL. JEFFREY MuRHrIL
also unanimously Recommended a candidate he
supported for the Office Of Overseer Of Poor Of this Dis
trct.
Messrs Jno. N. Clemenl, inc. II. Swinney. Nc G.
Morgan, VIM. e. Clark and mo. T. Lynch APP
pointed Committee to apPrize the nominees oftheir
recommendation.
And thereupon the meeting aiourned sine die.
may 20-1t1 THOMAS FOX. Chairman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
For ShcriMS.

We requested to say that Hiram c. Kyle has
Withdrawn candidate for the Sheriffay of Amherst
county ma COLT
Eg We authorised to announce CHRISTIE
fIlER CLARK candidate for the Sheriifaty of Camp
bell county apl 29--te
~ We authorised announce JOHN O. TAY-
LOR "a candidate for the Sherialty of Campbell
ty. April 12-tde
candidate for the Sheral'y for the county of Frank
lin. April SITS
~ We authorised to announce Colonel GREEN
b. BOARD candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Bedford county, at the first election under the new
constitution. He pledges himself. if elected, faithfully
discharge the duties of the Office. Feb 23--ifts
We authorsedto announce WILLIAM S. MY
LER candidate for the Sherifalty for the County
of Bedford. JAM Lifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20

The Democrat. ofihc 9Th District held Their
Convention IN this place on Thursday. for the
purpose fapPoinfng delegates to The Nation.
al Convention. The attendance was ve,y
posing the district beiry ai,hout sinh. -
I"esen',''se. The following gertlemca were
selected AZ delegates and alternate deeo,,es
10 The Baltimore Convention.
Delegates.--Shelton + Leake, Of Msa.,n.
TIT Gov-l Col Thomas J. Randolph. of Alhe.
marie hichard q Morris, Of Amherst, Thorn
Iss N Welch, Of Madison.
Hfernafes. G. Davis Of Bedford
Dr. IT, L,gon. of Nelson, DR.. James b. Ro.
gers. Albemare. james Newman. orOrargc
he delegates were Instructed to vote FAR
the two-ih,rds rule. No preference was ex-
pressed for the Presidency. nor is It known
who Is the first choice Of all the delegates :
one o. them IS known 10 prefer Buchanan.
and another is believed 10 favor Dickenson.
CxUyistfsgiilr idcecare
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20

y LFe IN DlStTfct N CdMp0eH.
You will be called on to perform important
duty, the 4th Thursday in this month"; than the cleo
ton of Justices of the Peace. Intelligence frmness
and that sterling integrity of purpose which in the dis
charge of public Duties recognizes distinction of per-
sons Indispensable requisites of good Magistrate
No private partaties personal predictions should
induce to overlook these essential qualifications
Such (wthout intending disparage othcrs.) we
know to be Col. ALLEN L. WYLLIE, JESSE THORN
HILL, JAMES LINDSAY, and JAMES L. BROWN
Moreover their respective locations in the district
accommodated to the wants and convenience of the
people. We therefore recommend them your conside-
ration and suilrages. SEVERAL VOTERS.
May l7--ts Rep copy.