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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-20
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DRY GOODS,

CrOckcry, and .H0rdsC0re,
of which have splendid assortment of each.
10 name even half the articles composing
good Country Store would be useless.
FANCY GOODS, as well as STA
g. PIE ARTICLES, will be offered.
have good assortment Of Cotton Weaving Yarn.
Cotton Bats, Wick Yarn, 6ne Irish linen:
splendid assortment Brass Amdirons, Shovels aud
longs and Fire Hooks, brass Candiesticks silver
English Flat Irons, and complete assortment Of
Knives and Forks.
Splendid black and colored Silks and Muslins, for
dresses.
A good assortment black, white, mixed, and colored
Worsted and Cotton Stockings, for men and NO.
men, and fine assortment Gloves.
Fine black Bombazine, and Crcassians. for dresses
and long shaws.
BroadcIoths Cassimeres, Bang.up Cords, Sa,tinett,
Field Cloth, Devonshre Kersey for boz coats, Lion
Skin, best indigo blue Cambets, Piaids, and Cloak
Innings, Silk and Tabby Velvets.
Large elegant Counterpanss, Furniture Dimisy, fine
and most fashionable article for bed and window
curtains.
splendid piece Sf Ladies' Cloth for great coats.
Private sales and bargains may be at
tended to in the forenoon, and public sales
may be expected every day in the week.
u Old debts must be paid, or at least re-
newed and talked about, and new debts may
be made at the sale, on the best terms, and
| the terms will then be made known.
E. III. DENTSON.
Norfolk, Aug. 1e, 1899. Q
N. b. do not wish to conceal the fact that
! think of leaving the State, and Of closing my
Store soon after the sale, which will not be
replenished again this year.
| ON HAND,
A .jeW sa,c.miN and cross-cut SAWS, BrO,U,,
SUGAR, choice TEAS, and other
GROCERIES at loD prices.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-20

The Foreign Ne,cs, in to-day's paper, which we
have given very much IN DETAIL will be found unusu-
ally interesting. The Russians and Turks after Sc
ries Of light skrmshng, have brought together into
the open field considerable force, and the result is
what, under such circumstances, might have been
ticpated--the defeat Of the Tu TX But 10 the Rus
SLAMS this victory did not prove Of very great advAn
'tagc-ror by their accounts ond as yet there is
mo other,) they ceased fighting without pursuing their
encmy-shcy remained victors on the field, but show
ed little disposition to pursue their advantage further
at that time. The campaign having now fairly open
ed, we may expect to hear interesting and sGngwnayy
intelligence by every arrival from Europe.
- The Anti.NIasonic Convention Of Vermont have
lately nominated as their candidate for Governor the
Hon. Heman Allen, late Minister Plenipotentiary to
Chilli.
:. Messrs. McLane and Rives, the newly appointed
Ministers to Great Britain aud France, sailed from
New.York on the 18th inst. in the fgate Constella.
= ton, for their respective destinations.
Kentucky Eleetion.-The Congressional Election in
this State has for time engaged the special
tenton Of the Editors and others whom Mr.. Clay
is peculiarly nimca. appears be- the desire Of
the Jackson pNrtisans out Of tina, State md doubt
, a majority in it, to exclude every from seat in
Congress In any way favorable to Mr.. Clay. Accord.
ingly, in Mr.. C.'s old district now repr esented uy
= Judge Clark, man was put up to oppose him.-rhe
election held the. first week in August and so
far returns have been received, Judge Clark was
ahead Of his opponent about three to one; and he
will undoubtedly be elected by increased majority
In the district formerly represented by Hon. Free
Tom.Aioore," now Minister to Colombia, m attempt
WINS made by Mr.. secretaryEvan Buren,, Mr.. Post.
Master General Barry and other digntaries at WASH
ington to influence the election agains. Mr. Kincad
because, though a Jackson man. he was a liberal and
honorable onc.-Remrns have been received from
part Of two counties IN his district, and Mr. X. was
ahead Of his opponent and his friends were sanguine
of his success, notwithstanding the Washington inAu
cnce. From the other districts no returns have been
received
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-20

A correspondent, at North Canaan, under the sign a.
ture Of "Cold Water" writes ns follows So" would
announce to the public, through the medium Of your
puper, that North Canaan has at last performed one
glorious action-wo buildings have been raised with.
out the assistance Of Rum. 1t is hoped that these two
instances will convince the good people OF this town
that It s Of use, hut is in fact the source Of much
, noise, and confusion, and Of much expense"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-20
Ladies' .A1XCt6Om :!

M ANY ladies were disappointed that my
1V1 last Auction did not continue longer
and they. with their husbands and the whole
community, are now respectfully invited at
my store, on Monday the cath day Of this
month. at Public Hearing of Major George
Putnam, of the firm Of B. Hudson & Co., Of
Hartford, for the sale of
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-20

= The Ant.Masonic Convention Of Vermont have
lately nominated as their candidate for Governor the
Hon. Heman Allen, late Minister Plenpotentiary to
Chilli.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-20

Messrs. McIane and Rives, the newly appointed
Ministers to Great Britain and France, sailed from
NewYork the 18th inst. in the frigate Consella-
ton, for their respective destinations.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15

" In the debate of Thursday, Mr.. Cooke is ivonrec,ly
reported saying a there should some provision IN the
for the election Of the officers courts
M Cooke we are authorised TO say took part ,oaterr in
tie debate We also authorised 10 saw that on oret
occasion where MIR Cook reported saying that 1.-The
clause IN the Constitution of 1876 declaring cergymen ine!
gie 10 heHeneai Assembly probably mis-
iakehe was wholly msrel oIted, and that said nothing
IKE III ana Also where he is made say clergy was
e most VirtuOus anG eIcis society i, cG bav
been "vruous and ,4telligent"
long time understand, will be declared publicly
free tomorrow.
News from Valencia to-day says that an order
has arrived there to prevent any ofthe members of
Congress from going to Bogota--t is believed"
National LnI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS

On Saturday the House OF Delegates acted upon the Rpor,
OF the Committee OF Privileges and Elections respecting the
Gnn,ssoa elecor from Nicholas county The House sustained
renson, III opposition 10 MIR Stewart, to his seat
bill authorsns special term of the Winchester Cbancerv
Court 10 be holden, was read irS time.
Mr. Faulkner presented petition the heirs of john
Neaney praying compensation for services rendered by said
eaIey during the Revolutionary war; which referred TO
the COMMITTEES for Courts OF Justice. "
scented - - '~ pc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15

dJlt will be seen by the readers Of the proceedings
OF the Convention of Saturday. that General TAYLOR
ms been selected by the delegation from L5udoun
Dstct 10 supply the vacancy caused by the fesgna-
tion OF Dir. Monroe. This tribute to firmness and
independence lnthc person 81 General TAYLOR Is pe
caariy appropriate, and gratifying to every friend of
equal rights. There is moral fitness in the act
we VIII not suffer ourselves to doubt Of the accent
ahce or General Taylor. Such is now the confidence
OF the western part of Virginia in the devotion to
principle OF this gentleman that no man could be
found SO likely to induce the people of the west to ac-
cept OF proper compromise, ifsuch be offered them
as General Taylor. For ourselves there is bu, ono
man IN the Commonwealth whose exclusion has been
viewed with more regret than that of General Tav
Tor, and we shall hail his return With Che mast lvcl
Joy and satisfaction.
oN SATURDAY the Convention met at the usual
hour. y letter was read from Mr.. Monroe, Presi
GEM OF the convention rendering, in consequence OF
lndlsposltion, his resignation of that Office and as
member OF the body. Mr. p. p. Barbour was unan
.ously appointed his successor Us President of the
Convention, and General Robert B. TAYLOR. of Nor
folk was appointed to ill his vacancy in the delena-
ton. -
The House then resolved itself into Committee
OF the Whole, Mr. Gordon in the Char, and ON tn.
motion OF Mr. Taylor, of Chesterfield the renort o
me COMMITTEE on the Bill of Rights was taken I'D
tor consideration. Several amendments to the re-
port and additional resolutions were offered which
produced long discussion of desultory nature.-
The most interesting topic which came before the
Committee was the proposition of Mr.. Tuvlor to in
corporate in the fifth resolution of the Bill of Rights
the act of Assembly relative the disuuaiyiny of
State officers who hold commissions under the Fede-
raj Government. Mr.. Stanard and Mr.. LEIGH de-
tailed to the Committee the many inconveniiences
which would result from the adoption Of this promo
sition. The amendment was finally, neoatiyed.
The Convention at three o'clock adjourned, to meet
on Monday at 10 o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17
COMMERCIAL.
Prices Of Produce IN alexandria yester

From the Nt,c York Journal Of Commerce, l4th inst
corn EXCHANGE The supplies Con nued small AID
price, were sustained The sales Of Fiour were limit
ed, but carl, or quite equal the arrivals Our quo
,atons were readily realized. 1000 bushels new Ge-
nesee heat brough, 1l23al15 ctss and 5000 bushels
new Virginia, 1i23 cts. the Southern Whea, Was
found to have gone board IN too damp cond 'lon
mall parcels Of Rye which arrived were sold al o-t
ct bbout 1000 bushels Southern Corn arrived, most
of which was sold at 1852 cts which cts drchne
5000 bushels esern Canal Corn less sacabe tor be-
ing mixed with red and white, sold at 55l56 Cts The
sales of Rice extended to about 200 CTS. at 1ta3
cts per ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17


Bradley has been removed from he Office Of
Assistant Postmaster General, and that Charles
K. Gardinef, for some years past clerk in he
General Pos, Off e, has been appointed in his
stead.
We do not believe that here is single indi-
sidual in n, United States, possessed OF com
mon sense and ordinary information and unin-
leres ell in the event, w'o will hear OF this
reform" without regret. OF the personal
character of he rem owed Officer, no man is
base enough to lisp SYLLABLE TO the pre- judice.
His public services have been coeyai with the
Pps, Office establishment, which he has been
instrumental in an emmincn, degree, il build
ing up to its presrn, magnitude, and ITS pres
cut Cor rather lis ate) responsibility and pub
lie utility.
Already public confidence in the Pos, Ofie'
has been, as we predicted thai il would be-,
grea ly diminished, by its being made mere
parry engine. We should no he surprised,
such is the revolution il is undergoing, il the
machine already perceptibly deranged, should
cease 20 work a all.
This prnscIiptiu cannot come 10 good. IL
is ha efu in Itself. and fatal 10 the character OF
the o,erumen, Nat. Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17
A BLACK Boy Found.

A VERY black boy, apparently about IL ycras old,
N no calls himself ANDREW Had on old
striped roundabout and white linen trowers; says his
mothers name is Lucy Rollins. who put him to man
by the name of Buuo,os, in Fairfax county, and then
went to Fredericksburg burrows sent him to market
with black man of the name of Lawrence, from whom
he got separated, and found late in the evening"
crying
Any person who has lost such boy will please ap-
ply ut the Office Of the Phenix Gazette.
sept IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17

cancelled bv the new one. MI. Morrison was
solvent, and il The money has no, been paid.
Mr.. Clay who is MS acting executor, and MOI
Mr. Barry is to blame. There IS no rule Of law
or justice, tha, can make Mr.. Barry resp"nsi-
BILE for he defalc aiions Of Mr. Cay.
But this is mol all; il is pretended in the
Commentator, ma, the deb will be lost for the
want Of valid bond, or be- ause MI Barry can
not sue himself As WI have befor. said, the
Il st bond ha, moi bern Cancelled. Mr. Morrison
Was party 10 ina, bond, and he ,oas sol, enr,
and although the bond is lost, Mr.. Claw as his
exs cu,or, is bound for the whole d. bt, in virtue
Of The f 81 bond. If il cannon be found il can
be proven; and precedent is at hand TO show the
validity Of a bond upon the testimony Of living
witnesses, hough me instrument itself Se los
The above facts are esraolished beyond all
controversy. They are familiar in the recollec-
ton Of thosf through whom the business was
transacted, and are sustained by The records and
doc umenls Of IN. grnerl Post Office Depart
men,.
Thepre, II for this attack upon the Postmas-
TER General, is, that he las improperly charged
Mr. Hawkins, The lale Postmaster at frankfort,
with being,a defau.,er. The books Of the De-
pariment show thu, Mr.. Hawkins has been a
deIaulter, and since he has made his appeal 20
the public through he press, we will, in few
day, enable that public TO form correct
estimate rfhis CASE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17
Public Sale

DY virtue Of deed of trust to me. bearing date the
Id 18th April, 1897 and duly recorded in The office
at public SALE Fairfax Court House Tuesday, tt
22d of September merit between the hours f - and
p. ". certain tract Of Land, lying and being Ia tho
county aforesaid the waters of tel.ocky
Run, and on both sides Of the Fsuquier AIex1Ndfis
Turnpike Road. commonly called the Willow Spring,
the same being bounded by the lands OF Henry W hs-
ley, the heirs Of nj Berkley, Joshua Hutchinson.
and Mary c. fleming, except about four acres, part
thereof sold to Henry Whaiey in 1918, the residue
containing
900 Acres
more or leas. The terms will be made known At tho
sale and such title be conveyed to the purchaser
vested by the deed Of trust. .
july 22--eots l.. MrKENN1.f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17

the Sheriff Of Allegheny County mas recei'.
ed he dean warrant for the execution Of the
murderer >wEARINoEH He 10 10 suffer the
penalty Of ne law on the I'd Of October next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17

Virginia State Lottery, 2lst Class,
For the Benefit Of the Dismal Stran,p Canal Company,
Will be drs IN Richmond, Va ON "Wednesday, the
10th OF September.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
go prizes of $1,000 prize of $4,000
90 do of 500 do of 5000
do of 1895 do OF $500
Al of 100, 81 Of co. 81 Of 50. &c. amounting, in all to
$A36. 800
Tickets s5i halves 50, quarters I Is.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. IL, for 1879.
Will be drawn in the CITY of New York on Wednesday,
the 10th e september
4S NUMBERS 7 DRAIV, B.aLLOTS
Capital Prize $4,000 Dollars.
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters 2 so; eghths Is.
Maryland Lottery, 4th Glass,
BY YiTES u HefYTYRE.
For the Benefit Of Washington and 80 Johns Colleges,
To be drawn in Baltimore Saturday, the 18th OF
September
Highest Prize &, 1000 Dollars.
Tickets S.; hsives2 90; quarters 20.
To be had in a variety of numbers at
r. II. WHITES
Lottery Office. Royal street
0r Orders from the country specially attended to-
sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17

Mr.. William Wright is authorized to col.
lect the debts due to the firm Of James william
Scotland persons indebted to them earnestly
quested TO make early payment TO him
SEPT IA JAMES 4 WA. SCOTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On Saturday, the 9th instant in front Of White's
Auction Rooms scA be offered for sale, TO tie hgassf
bidder
Il shares Potomac Steamboat stock
- pew on the north aisle Of st Paui's Church
100 acres land. near Marietta, i'm Ohio
shares Ashby's Gap Turnpike stock
IL do Fauquier do do
do Boonsborough do do
Terms 1t sale. which will take place, at 10 oclocka
A. d. % GEO JOHNSON,
Resduary Trustee Of Thos. Janney & Co.
sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17

For New Yoik,
The schooner
IN BETSEY, Syileman,
YHEs a new vessel well found will carry 500 bbls
As-eSE nnur, or 200 bushels wheat; lying at the
VIVA commonly called vowes For terms spply to
the captain on board, or to TH0S. VOWEL.
Fo sale on board,
New rum, in hhds and bbs
New cheese, potatoes, stoncware, &c &c.
sent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17
Notice.

Notice.
To Proprieto,s OF Fishing Landings, and
aHothers concerned in Fishing the Shores
orMe Poiom0c and other Rivers in The
cieinify, yhere Fish are caught at the re-
,guiar season for putting up.
4 MEETING is proposed to be- held in Alexandria.
II on the first Monday D, December merit. at the house
of William B. Stoart (Tezm Boat Hotel) for the pur.
pose of making arrangements which may be mutually
beneficial the propietors and occupiers IF the differ.
ent Landings in relation to the sale Of Fish the ensuing
season In making this CALL all persons interested are
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17

According TO promise, we give the reply Of
the Post Master Gensral TO the charge of the
Frankfort Commentator. Without comment
from us, the Himslness Of the article can be dis
covered:
TFrozn the IT. s. Telegraph
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17
MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, by the Rev VIM. C. Walton,
MIR JoHy NESRr laooEE, to Miss JANE ANN N'sH, all
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17
SMllP NAWS.
PORT OF ALEX AN DRIA.
SAILED. SEPT. 10,

SAILED. SEPT. l6,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore
Steam packet Fredericksburg, b J. jenkins 40.
Steam.bo Potomac, jenkins, NeGfoik'
Schr Virginia, Rodbird. cleared at New York 14'h
insta,t for this port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17

New FALL Goods.
sI~HE arrival Of the last from New York have
1 placed with US portion Of our supply of Fall aud
WinkS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
to which (hrough the agency of Of The house.
sizing in New-York,) we shall be making additions
euey ,oeek throughout the season. Of whatever be
new and desirable. With such facilities shall always
br enabled to present to friends handsome ard
well selected stock and at prices low they be
had at in the District.
sept l5-lm JAMES MCKENZIE < Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-17
CupartneY ship.

NOvaEthc; shAvs
LANES & WILLIAM SCOTI have associated Mr.
% WILLIAM WRIGHT with them in the Dry Goods
business ana will continue at the store, corner
OF King and Fairfax streets, under til, firm Of
SCOTT & WRIGHT
As their senior partner intends remaining permanent.
" in New York aud Philadelphia, and viii forward 70
them, every week regular supplies Of the cbeapest
and most desirable Goods they IN future will be
bled offer stronger inducements to the customer Of
the late firm, and the public generally, to deal lib
them. JAMES w SCOTT,
WIN. l.. SCOTT,
WA. WRIGHT.
Mr.. William Wright is authorized to col.
lect the debts due to the firm Of James G william
Scotland persons indebted to them earnestly
septic JAMES & wM. SCOTT.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
2lst class;
Will be drawn at Richmond, on Wednesday, 10th Sept,
80 uumbers-9 drawn ballots
Highest P/izes:
Prize Of 10000 20 Prizes Of 1000
do, of $4,000 90 do. of 500
do. of $500 40 do. Of 100
do. of 1895 &c. &C. &c.
Tickets s.; halves sos quarters IS
NeW-1 olK Ionsoiinated LOTTERY,
Glass No. IL; for 1879;
Will be drawn in the City Of New York, Wedues,
day, 10th Sept.
48 numbers-7 drawn ballots.
Highest Prizes:
Prize Of $4,000 10 Prizes of $1,000
do of 10000 10 do. of 500
l do of 5000 10 do. of 200
do. of 1000 al do. Of 100
do of 2,9Os &c. &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S, quarters so; eghths IS.
To be had Of
j. CORSS,
Lottery and Erehonge Broker. Rkrondrio.
septic
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-16

D SHIP HoRNET.-li was noticed, on Sa
"V4y, 'hA, this sip had been disma>,ed in a
We gale, of the 2 Of rampico. BY the fol-
'hg Paragraph from the New Orleans Cou-
'O' the 2ad DC, there is reason to apFre-
''"D mat greater calami'y has b,iall'n her
=, we learn by passenger in the sshr. Cor
say>from fampico, aha, news had reae h.
! nat place a, the moment Of her departure,
loss OF two schooneis, one the Hound
Of this port, ,ae name -of the other not
~"' and the Us sloop Of war Hornet vas
ias',d IN the SAINT gale, and fears were en-
"'''nsd for her SAT ~
;, '''oaI mex Is pointed the day for plae
=" VI the summit IF the Washing ,ou Monu-
ar III n'i more, the Colossal Statue Of the
'''Ner OF his Country" -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-16

ty was sold at 5, on months, without interest To.
day holders quite grim at faH and less hasbeen
refused Some sales Of extra City Mills have been
made this week, but the terms have not transpired
To-day it is held firmly at IS per bbl Of this kind
the stock is quite trifing s.gsr
Susguehanna Flour A parcel Of lis bbls Farview
brand, received this week, sold at IS l2} cash
Corn Neal sales of hbls. this week at s. 62s.
CRAM Wheat. receipts this week have been
unusually small, and have afforded nothing like an ade
quate supply for the ordinary demands of the market.
On Thursday we believe there was not bushe for
sale To-day some parcels Of red have appeared,
which have been readily sold at 81 0S per bushel.
At the latter price, there were two three cargoes
sold. We quote the range Of the market to-day for
good prime parcels OF red. 9sa los cts per bushe
in quality; remarkng, however, that these advanc
ed rates are to be attributed solely the actual scarcity
of the article in market A sale Of white Wheat was
made on Tuesday at ITO per bushel. We now quote
at ll0a lis for this description.
Crn.--The supplies of Corn, both old anil new; are
small this week Within the hast two DAYS, sales of
old have been made at 40 4s cents Very prime par
GELS have occasionally brought fraction more but for
prime parcel of white to.da. 10 more than 40 cents
could be obtained, New Corn may be quoted about
81 Ill cents, according to its condition.
Rys.-Sales this week at As, AZ, and 48 cents. We
quote to day at 46 48 cents per bushsl. --,.--
Oats -Saes of several parcels of Oats this week at
e cents per bushel.-yfmerican: