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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

90 The MishigAn Fee Press (ETun>
ker Nsbrask") makes sort Of mad Jer
emiali Of itszlf ever the result Of the cleo
lion in that State. end winds up his-lOng
howl with the following fsrociOus flourish:
s'Black republican. know nottingham
holds sway. and pandeinonium is conyul
sed with fiendish delight from centre to
circumference The brave begin TO feel
the power Of men and the pi0us TO doubt
tho favor Of Gud !"
notwithstanding The above awful state
of thiags. we understand that The trims
on the Michigan Central Railroad win
continue 10 run just as i nothing had
happened. .s @
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

GEN. PIRscE IN A BoTHER.---A Better
writer in Was ington says, that when
Gen. Pierce en,trs the an.s.chamber,
where his cues await him. '.the quicks
uncertain step, the fese,ish. uneasy g'im-
ner Of The eye. the premaaiep wrinkles
on his face. and The whittier hair, which
his pefplexed finge.s have tnsed into
complete tIiso. der. tell Of the anxic.ies. 10
which Two years Of P esi.lensi. 4 service
have exposed him. The tones Of bic
voice ale also sid 10 be in perfect Keeps
ing with the general bothered expression
Of Ii. leaItls Cd.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

RW A terrible f,s occnsssd IN Phila>
delphiA On rhursdAy uigAi. DESTROYING
property q he amount Of half = milIicn
Of doAara. ltbsoks cat abOus Ii o'clock
in chssiaus street. and econ dsvouied
The stores and places of business Of a
large number Of merchants. Among the
buildings burnt was the Jefferson Wig.
sVam-an ancient revolutionary relic. it
being the house in which Jefferson wrote
The Declaration Of Independence.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

SASE Al Lasr.-rhs Gososnof q
sOash carOlina. IN BE rseens Message.
recommends thst The law n fefsrsnesss
frss persons q color. BE- 80 nmcudsl thas
Il win not give offence. Also. be thinks
the result Of the recent elections II the
free Stats DO not indicate harmony ia
the sentiment Of The country, and he ex-.
presses the hope that The people Of the
South viii be calm and iorbeaFing. and
stand BY The Constitution and the UniOnl
Had the recent election bsen favorable
to slavery. the tone Of the Message Of
The South Carolina Governor, would
have been different. I. shows that when.
the people Of the free States vespest
themselves, they win be respected By
others, and not ill then.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21


A4I|.. II''ete - W: ned
tr5f ~ 3 fF. 'a|.. sepes4ag p,
l'11l Io1Is1I. *||s es1 accompanied b'
thIlt 1FrI|En.cn. md enr u he animal
t0'1nsns ID ne q npstdu.me. lie wa'
1eaItA aat pos lsfprxiHa9 suspended
EfnH. ilx nnr w rsssrs ID eaci end, 80 teel
lnnr. When sbnnt an eighth 1t n,ile up
hc mnsent.l parnchule. ia which the all-
imnl mss attached. and i descended 10 the
earth sa.flv. A, ns G. then commenced
series DC gymnastics ia The air, which. the
Sun thus describes
Atone time he whirled over and over
the pnle IF The ifapezium 81 another time
gFaspInR il with single baud lie swung
his hrdysin and GO Is , sclao.,i boy would
an swing. Then, again, he appeared IL
be hanging 10 i with his chin enls, then
standing upon ii--bnll hands hnsl Of the
rupes4ihenon one leR. then wiiauui any
grasp Of The lines, and finally as the baILmn
ascendgd nearly onl Of sight, the daring
vuyager ssnnped, rolled over upaa lie IRA
pexium and ii Riidsheavens, hung ssispend
ed from i, head dDvnwar,is, with 4 single
foot locked over lhe puie IL
There prrhsps rouId mi be q greaie,
exhibition g0i' daring Than Ibis. ManA
slefsDils who watched The flats iremblrd il.
iIeir shines ss HEY saw him pass .l,snugl
his aerial. erainiions. He, lowever, re-
stored them 10 their natural equilibrium d! |
cnrnppsaFe on ascending BY The RUPEES III |
she lrapezium. distance 81 80 feei. min
The car of his ship aud 10 The campaay Of
dis passengers. Th
lie was going of in q N. N. r.. direc
ismslowly when last seen.--JN n. Paper.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21


Tna REA-oH.--A correspondent ~ she
Naliansl lnisHiaencrr. speaking u lhe
pFessa. inaneial en,bsssssmsnis sayss
sTie primary ani snain cause i,ir all
this irsuble Is our exisung lariG, which
offers such cucnurpgrmrnl and actual
h.,unty 10 our pe.spic "a cpnsunsa l,reiRn
productions; n0r wall llle evsl be terf,s1l.
emily corrected until we learn 10 bay less
abrnsd and more ~ lonle." This is The
aclualc cause Of the fndncisl irOnblrs naw
existing. Daring The past wear not less
'bsn $500 900. 900 worIh Of f;irrign goods
were impaired. IIese gussds mast be
paid fir partly in cash aud partly in Ou.
own manufactures. So Inv are our db>
snesiic manufactures, thai I've are laI from
supplying our 0wn msFkei, and have very
lew to SELL Our debis are mostly paid in
cash aud hard mnney flust ga pay for
these things which we can hui viii nul
,nakeonrseIvcs, The demand fnr loreign
grads has been an The increase for . few
Gears past. aud has produced an enormous
Train III specie from the cnunlry. When
We shall have learned wisdom from nn,
'everses, then we may be induced 10 c0n>
eder domestic manufactures wortiaa G;,a-
ering and IL is 10 he hoped thai the pres.
M atishtness', will bring ab1ui The sell |
cement Of policy which shall conlsl
istlng prosperity TN the coaniry.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

EXECUTION OF NICHOLAS BEsAx.-ThIs
hardened criminal, convicted Of the mur-
der Of the Wickham family at Cutehogus.
Long Island, on the night of The Cd d
June, 1854. WIS executed on F.ilay last
Al Riverhead. He protested his inno-s
cence to'ths last, but stated that he for.
gave all who had been instrumental ia
his conviction. t,sez
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21
TINS PlYauurH Llarsa Casa cor

TnE PLYMuurR LiQrsR Casa COR
respondent in Plymouth gives . different
version Of the prosecution nf Mr.. 'Terrill.
from that published ia The Har,iarG Tsaes.
lie says Ierrill had beer suspected III
srlliLg privately. and private means were
ssken u end him oul." A s,ranacs Gated
aud 6ongst brandy. aud Mr. I. 10 con-,
p'easi guilty. % seA'iag il, Cir which he waA
'i"ca $40 and costs. OarinsDrmant s,ates
Tia. he Is known 10 have sislaied The law
"a other irs,aaces--and that q Carson
league will SOM be organizcd there. ready
10 take care Of such ess<s.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

REpoRTs OF THE SEsRErARiEs.--Thd
Postmaster Generals annual report, 70.
commends new system Of registration
Of valuable letters, and thinks the Cows
ramen, had better purchase the Califoss
MIA mail sleame,s. unless the contractors
will give a week " scrvineIfot the amount
arWesent paid to them by the Post Ofiics
The Secretary Of tho Navy says thas
the Darien ship route il imrracticabls.
lie also deems It inadyisibie to seprove
Capt Hollins for bic conduct ing bonn.
harding Gpytown. He asks for an in.
cresss Of $500 men, bu. no officers !; pro.
poses q Substitute for aogging. and re-.
commends the Construction OF d maiing
basin and railway At San francisco |; com.
plimenls Commodore Perry on the rss
suits OF The expedition 10 Japan, and
Lieut.. Maury upon his ious achieve
nents in The coas survey, &c.
The Secretary Of War calls for an -angs
mentalion Of the military force on the
frontiers. and hops that the Seminolss
will have been removed By next year. He
proposes an addition Of thee Brigsdier
Generals.
The Secretaries, both of War and Ma.
w, commend that rae.it rather than
scnioi;ty shall be made Tie basis Of pros
motion. The actual si,ength OF the amy
is 1915, the authorized number l4.2l6s
but the deficiency.is fast being made up.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21
eay- The Killins,ly 1sleoynph tells

ET The killingiy Telegraph tells =
story Of Mr. f. B. Cook Or E .. K,llingly
who. in cleaning ont the swill trough Of
his pig sty.s dropped a small port mon>
naie. in which he CARR led bills and which
contained thirteen dollars. and it was
seized By large .potker who SO COM
pIttely chewed il, that the p 1T nlonnaie
and its cont-n $ were perfect loss. The
Telegraph think, that unless the price Of
polk ggoss up materially, Mr.. G. will end
II difical, TO sell The animal At 4 rr'ce
which will enable him To- get bis money
back" biisis : a.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

O. The Danbury Times has a beau
Ftiful specimen Of cotton raised BY Mr..
Rasssl E~vens If Flat town. II was
planted daring The latter part Of April
and on the approach Of cold weather was
transferred TO the house, where i. ma,u
red. and is now in a it condition to b.
picked" .'.' #
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

~ The snowaof Sunday improved
thu aleigLiug in this section. and on SONG
roads il is excsllent--io the great delight
of'eysfy orewho can muster a horse and
cutler. The weather for the last few
days has been mos. intensely cold-lher.
mometer ringing from gro down.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

ls The New Knrk Mirror says: /" Whit a
glurinns adlmnc' 10 ,he political sevoln.ions
NOW purifying Tie lend would be the nui-
sversAt srss.s~e s.r.cz A.rs..e...s, ....Ls
of the ihrall 81 Enrnptan nnms, and v,n>
iayes. and iasllions, and shOw themselves
to the worki in an americas Dress, with
American rasiss aud manners. Nothing
could more elevate and enlmhle ms il, llc
eyes 81 the world than such a pasilh,n o.
republican Independence and We could
strike no uihcr hlnw 81 iaial 10 lie great
springni wealth and puwcr, winch have
made Europe regard Us Wv hing will,
naughty superiority, or ii,so.eni con-
iempi.' #sfaF
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21


H There dnes na appear. SO fir Ne NE
casa see; any Hepe of bringing The struggle
in The CriuNea ~ an immediate icrminallun.
Before our ara,y can BE- suite cn,lyacin-
siarccd ii. aiicinpi ANYTHING effective ID Tie
field, The season will lave arrived wien
The rage oil man must he. suspended in
Difference 10 i!,e severity of tie clements,
and The business Of mutual GcsIrnction
niust wait for iis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for lie
first nprning Of Spring. Our nam care
must be now 10 preserve our army in
leahl, and spirits I'LL lie npsning 81 aroi!,-
cr campaign, when lie victory vii be Ia
iIu,se whO have hest pvailc.l themselves al
| lie winter for he purposes IL rpiniarce-
nirni. We believe thai II Il shull iuIm out
aawe apprplvntla, win, that ave are com
lpeled u drsisi iinu lilo aylire preral.ans
latsthe siege. we shall NJ ,aiss faie be ahl;.
10 renravith ca,nl,sixn next year wllh u
deeidesl srperipriiy ~ force which vii
allow us ltnrovghly 70 invest The place,
and ihus 10 j,,ishOn the siege with. d cer-
iainiy ~ success London Times.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

New TAILoRIxG EsTABLlsnMEET We
are soon TO have another clothing shop ID
the village. The room in Lords Bailds
ing is abou. being fitted up. and Tiled
with a complete assortment of new and
fashionable Goods. Adv. next week. :. I.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

OF THE WISDuAM BANK
RoBpERs.-ihe It'd Of the pe,s2s ar
rested for the robbery Of tie Windham
Bank. was concluded on Friday. The
Jlnry found three gail,y. bu, could not
agree MS to the fcrr b one. Jones. They
may be sentenced on tile charges agsins {
them TO III years in the State Prison.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

~ The Midi. town Necs says that
The MidsiIsiown Silver Mines have been
.sold for cas- 900 70 ca pi.aliis in England
who are preparing to send out strong
force Of niacrs tosrr s.cu.c tho business
on 4 large and efficient scale. In tie
opinion Of Geologis,s the vi rks ARE
deemed lvaluable, and their worth will
nov. no doubt. BIS thoroughly. tested.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

FAREwELL uF LohD ELGix The New
York @I,ibuns's Qaeb-c correspondent
Civ. ! an account Of Lord Elginis farewell
embarrassment AZ SpencsrwooG, on the LIST
inst. All the members If Parliament.
and many Of the mil asy and citizens.
were present. in all about TOO persons Of
both sexes. When his Lotdship' health
was given he replied in . touching and
beautiful speech, in which i Was evident
he had to strive hard 10 prevent his feels
ings overcoming him.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

U The De.by Journal gives an &C,
count Of lherecent arrest aud prosecutor
oftwo prominent Democrats Of Seymour,
for getting 50 ;ipsy tina, they "heli on III.
snoW 10 keep from 1alling IT."
Liquor prosecutions. searches. and
sezu'es seem TO BE- vigorously followed
up in birmingham. Ansonin, aud Hum
phreysyille. The victims are generally
Irishmen.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21


9iRAssSirsluH or THE MEssAeF.-sfhc
harifnrd Times hclrays an ignnrance Of
Democratic tqnaliiy iha, is very lamcnta.
bile in the leading Democratic paper or
Connecticut. II really seems 10 think that
such places as Hartford, New Haven,
Springfield, Worcester, Providence, Sc,
are as well entitled Ia the notice of The
adu.inistraiinn as -Pe,elbaIg. I, says,
speaking OF the transmission Of The mess
sage: M g 81 ta .t 1885,
4, Under Mr.. F ii!morc's administration
advance copies Mere sent io oil the places
where there wtrc telegraph lines. llWave
saiisinct On, and there was no breaci, o.
confidence. Last year there was exclu,
siveneas, and the conliIenc of The CIV
ernmenr was betrayed. This gear tho
| Message was again sent ia advance /,
those whn published il before il. was de- v
cred to Congress, and those who never d.,
so dislon0Iahle an act were deprived .
il. if ii was valuable TO Petersburg, |
was certainly Of s',rne use u large place
of more business"
Wreiched man! do you in your Yanke,
lgnorance snppuae that the first .tamilis
NC Virginia are ut more importance thin
the mere MIA nnfaclpring and traying com
mnnilles of New England! Pretty Dem
ocrai you are = Pros. jour.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

~ The stopping Of manufacturing
establishments as q consequence Of the
Hard Times is reported from all quar-
tiers. In Worcester. some Of the large
machine estshli,hmenls are ,aridly de-
creasing the number Of their hands. and
also the number of hours during which
they will employ tlcss who remain. In
Boston. there are plain Indications the
Traveller says, tina, the coming Wi.ltt ;
is TO be a band one for mechanics and
laborers. For some weeks there has
been a general falling off in the demand
for men.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

BARnEaors. We would just remind
our villagers and those who have come
cour ing. That CnossMAs has one Of Tie
-plsasanestlooms in town. neatly fitted up
with new furniture, where lie shaves and
.Jaeeess his customers with impunity-and
what is stranger. they seem 10 like The
operation AMI are sure TO get into his
hands again. Il fe
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

ErFEcrs OF TrRANEr! A wicked
government, says Horace Mann. makes
agony epidemic in space and chronic in
duration. II strikes blcw that stuns
humanity Tor ages. Napoleon shortened
the average stature ct Frenchmen two
inches, BY selecting ell The taller Of his
thirty millions of subjects. and killing
them ii war. Tie British government
lowered the forehead OF the Ir:sh Catho~
lie pc ssn,ry two inches. by making il
an offence punishable With ii1e. imptison-
ment. and with a traitors ignsminious
death. 10 be the teacher of children in
school; and by the cruel Administrations
Of her cruel laws. she transferred their
brain from The intellectual fore head 10
the animal hindshead. False religions
have dwarfed the heartsof mcn "a an
equal degree BY their bloody rites and
sh,ivsiing terr6Is Of superstition. Such.
hitherto. has been tie current history Of
the verdi. Such Is the condilions 10 llayI
Of the far CREATES poR:ion Of the world
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

nThe Tribune says that w. r. Bur-
ran. Esq., President Of The Illinois Cen,
trail Railroad Company, having been pre-.
vented by illness for two mCnihs past.
from ssturning 70 Illinois. has resigned
the Presidency Of il,as Company. nom
apprehensiOus Of the siFsc. upon his
health Of = permanent residences NJ the
West, now that the whole road issO be
put into active operation. The Company
have ,elsgrsphic adyiees thai the main
line IS completed within cen miles.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

Gen. Webb, ediinr &c The ". Y. Cnnrier
and Enquirer. WIN recently returned iraui
EsglaDd, vxpTtsses The opihibn HAT Sc
hasiOnel vii be captured l,rl,rc lie Ii, III
s-lanaary, aud says 4, will moi he occupied
lar an hopr hunger Than is absolutely i,ec~
cessary 10 tesirny sIie city. Ills lls,.i. and
The dock yards. 'Ih:s douc. il,r allied
army will pf0crtd Il, Tie ,arih side aud
ssakeand destroy she heavy swnrlss WHICH
can on y De approached ira,. s,al qaas,cr.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

A German Catholic priest. BY The name
&c John b. Wecnn,b, was fincj $500, III
Chicago. on the 9th inst. fnr ASSEMBLING
John Miller, a h,iLchbark. The boy was
accused Of whispering ~ mass in churc Ii,
and 10 pcBance was ordered by The priest
70 stand before The altar one hour will, his
arms uplified. This the cripple couIL moi
do. when the priest seized him BY lie ears,
lifted him from his feet aud threw bin
down with such force as to injlre him so
lnacl, that he could moi stand. He was
carried 10 HE h,nie where he was confined
eight weeks. The couri decided that Tie
priest had no rigit,io punish The hoy for
whispering Ut mass, md fined w sicomb
$500.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21


The battle nc Iakcrlnanp. fi,neht On he
9Th iii Nny, between 40 or so, 900 Russisns
and 3 500 English, sssisled BY if,m 3 10
5000 FrenchnieR. was n,6st bloody affair.
ssa'ie Russians nndee cuver off dcnse fog
attached iie English camp, which. was
Tins completely taken by surprise, and
aiief seven Or eight h0ursnl most obstinate
ERhsing were cenpellssl 80 retire 10 Srhas-
III pol, with q HISS III 10 Id $4,000 men IN
killed. end wounded. The EnRl;slr lpss
was $500 aud tie French Ia or /, 800.
The English fought viii, desperate val
spr. Gu. llle most part with the bayunei,
aispukiliie mimic rife was found III be en,-
as,sns;v elfieieat and deadly. Tie timely
argiyal0i seyeFal haiiailioDs &c iLe French,
alaNhp charged wiihssi,er accnsiamed ener-
ey lns.aed HE ls,rlssuvs Ut lie DAY, and Ga.
vcd The English army lrpnlin al defeat. -
~ lii Engiisll have iIsils proved lhemscIve,
tsiarslly nf their ancient renOwn, ans
Shown themselves fully equal III pluck one
endurance 40 those Hlls lunghi ii Crrss,
aad Ayipfuurt Both parties 10 HE con-
lssi vi rnw Is IN their arms and rccsni,
their exhausted s,iereiss for lie upen,r.
Ut tlls Spring canis ign.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

sES- Among the'palsnis granted onltle
f2thiof December. are. one 10 Jacob Jsn-
kins and John B. Cook OF Winsted. for
improvements in hub bands for carriages,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

~ Il AZ 4
The Kanzss Election, II il INV n q Ions
ger Doubtful, was carried fur the pro- sla-
very candidate by,ie Infamous Aiciisun
s0Fsie, thousands DC Miss0nrians passiav
ever the line and ynling. undefihe insiiga>
gaiion of thai honorable senator, who said
that lie M.ssonrisus had as good right
% xOte there as the squaitcr suvereigns
iron, New England. CIV. Kccder had
divided The territory into sixteen election
districts. and appoi,iied three poll judge
ia each district. who were required ~
make ail.l subscribe aaprescfibrd form III
oath, binding them 10 ii,akea tree list lot
allvoIers aud iopermii no person 10 vote
wlr0 was not an /" actual and bona Gde
Fxsdenl and inilabiisni Of lie Terrllort
abe day III elcciiUn. ana 10 reject the votes
al ail aud every non -rrs. dent having dome
into lhe territory Cur the mere purpoEe 81
voting, Huw little protection sEaias,
fraudulent voting was afforded by these
provisions ID evident frnul the result. Al
tie selllenient called Douglass, near Law
renee. there were bul s legal VOTERS, but
iile judges yeinrnrd 2sS votes CIR Whil>
field and SO TOR aIl Diiers. Tie Missouri
had fun possession nf The polls. The
RafkeFville, Mo-, LnminaIy, iii lie day
lelDfe the eec:iOn. declared that immense
crowds III Miss0urans had within Two Dir
three days. heen going over into Kansas
territory, - NE number al two or three
Thousand. The Olasnaw .rirnas. al A,ch
ison paper, said Zone hundred persons
leii Saline county f,r Kansas 10 Time IL
look afier The eleclionnf delegate 10 Cin-
u vses%w Thus have the act0al selilers III
Kanzss been VOTED dawn. Great is pop
ulsf sovereignty e
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-21

newspaper
The murderer. Tucker. formerly editor
lot the Brooklyn Adeertiser, is now on Lis
iria. Probably he will escape on plea
lof lnsani.y. He Was. no doubt. mad with
drink when ho murdered bis helpless
family, but il is doubtful whether cons,i.
I,u.ional insani can be proved. Human
,EEfs Is one Of the few commodities ,ha.
(secms 10 cheaper daily. M.n are ,hewn
fdawa daily in our streets Ike cattle By
the axe. the d,adlydi,k seals silently
to their hearts. and uc,are growing hards
lened and insen i5le 10 slaughter and
death. Those terrible details Of the AL,
ma have not tended 10 make us less SO.
l"lAnd OH tina. lrrad should be 50 dear,
Iand A-sh and blpcd so cheap. :
A newsch,,rsi was lately dedicated 10
Brooklyn for The use Of the Center Pres,
i bylsrian Cnu,ch, Rev. j. E Rackweilss
i 1t i fine commodious edifce. The
butchers hare .l;cred market day 10
i Wednssday.in order 10 prevent breaking
4 The Sabbath BY preEare.iops Cor Monday
as before. A few 3 lex TO the old day.
/ Coupcilman Wild. famous as mn amatrur
du llis., lost yes etday 81 500 BY d. 4 9
| ia bis confectionery shop. which lis chr
val,y had helped to advertise. The sun
Is coming oct gradually. Behehan. the
murderer. Is TO be executed 10 day. A
speech from Eossuth is Published in the
lpapers on the present calais 10 Europe.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-14
MistsIIansans.
no ALL WHO HAVE CLAIMS TO COL

u lect-I am again Collector in Fairfax county,
Virginia, for two years from this day. My official
bond, with ample security, was given at June
court, 18th June. / intend to devote my attention
entirely to my business. From my long expert
ence in my business, acquaintance with the peo-
pie, and faithful discharge of my duties heretofore,
am induced to solicit portion OF the public col
leclions from those who intend to place their
claims in the hands of an officer or agent. Twill
take claims on any persons in my county for any
amounts, and, ifjustifed, will attend TO the collec-
tions of claims in the adjoining counties.
If any reference is wanting, would refer to the
clerks Of my county and the attorneys of the bar
here. All communications must be post paid.
Claims out of the State should be fully authenti-
Gated before sent to me for collection; will col
lect in my official capacity or agent, as may be
requested; if as officer, charge legal fee only,
and which if the claim is made, the defendant has
always to pay; and if as agent, the plaintiff must
pay me ten per cent, if collected or sucured, and
any legal cost may be at TO secure the debt.
SPENCER JACKSON,
Fairfax courthouse, Virginia
Sent1o-1m