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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

we were day or two ago, favored with hsaripa
Teod' very extraordinary letter from gentleman
connected with the government ut Warrington TO
his friend in this city. We state the substance from
Teeoffeeto', Mt the permission Of the gentleman TO
celving it, who declined permitting us 10 take nm
extract. But if VIC cannot give the words of the
writer, We vouch for tho accuracy Of his sense.
The writcr whose opportunities Of information arc
good, and whose title to credit is as valid az auv
mans, discloscs the state Of things in Gen. Jackson
political family. lie sfirms that the President in
all done'iie appointments, is under the absolute in
huence Of Green, Hill, Inghnm and Con. Van Nesy
the chairman Of The Jackson central committee NJ
Washington. OF these Green's influence is tho
highest, and 20 lie wishes, the advice Of all otheys
is postponed. How Green has secured such an as.
cendehcy nc accounts for by his superior opportuni-
Tics, and his ossdnous cultivation Of tho weak points
IN the Generals character. Cor,oin IL il, that he
has overruIcd Barry end Van Buren, who wore both
warmly opposed to prescription. II Green wishes
any man. high or low, reDoycd, lie has only to tell
The president whcthor truly or falsely. il matters
mott that he spoke cod,cmp,uously slichlingly Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23

From ne R,Bbqchisn
~ IS IN vain, that the suppoTto,s oc d. c..,;u.
tempt to throw off their tyrannv md sbrse ~ ~
bcog ,gh,s on the late administration. A, the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23

"HsNO'7n."-1'ho following is just pic,,ys of cho
Conduct Of one of the principal instrumar,, ~ c.
Jacksons election, one Of the loudes, ndvoc.,o, r.,
REFORM" and the PartizOn Of The Hero ,vbo b.s
baeIy' received the rewnrd most sisDyono,,;ooo5 :,
ns capacIty and merts--we mean. NJ. yhn n
moo'o' Ambassador to Colombia, who bv NJ. shr.,
OF .ne ranking privilege has earned the aoosa,.n
Sn'on VIII stick TO him like the sbir, ~ Nossus
Gree Tom Moore. ' u NesSpS'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23

observations OH what ne saw thcro
On one head every patriotic eiti7rn oyvcv har, md h
ueraI Jackson e has first, dsrCp rded the un;o, ~,
mcnevous distinction Of qUondam Fceralss and nr-o..,
oce OF IureiionarTs Of tho highest rank The sunn-
P"or OF numerous class Of Americans long 3D.,
orgnai ana every sound motive their
do vanished seems to have been effected as IN lie .ya~
Pa"nen OF me General Government This cons,ip,e. mr.
wv" oiuoai annals, 20 which historians will ye6-x a
much more important and remarkable than il unv no,v 49,
on slight observation. $500 " my "o" appear
Oon. Jackson has not merely disre1arded I'm
quondam distinction Of Democrat and Bedeyal;st h,,
we believe the larger number Of his appointments
nave been ffom the ranks Of the latter We th,nl,
with Mr. Walsh, that the effect ou1ht 10 cease win
the cause, and that it is nhsurd to keen alive S;s
nctions, which since 1876 have existed bbt in Mann.
and this concession we make reprettino tho ,vh;ts
that circumstances should ever have arisen to oblite,
rate the old landmarks. hclicsing as VIC do that par
W IS unavoidable, and that no division of martina ,,
ss'nce grown up, or may hereafter PROV nm u,,1l
operate so. haFrnlessly upon the right of ind;v,a-
uais' and the durability Of our institutions M ,b.,
democrat and Federolist. But ACKNOWLEDGING =,
nc docs, that Gen. Jackson has extireated the .so
ster party, md finally broken down The hs,,,o,.
between the quondam Democrats and Fodo,sIi.,.
why does Mr. Walsh look calmly on and bes, ~
'ackson associates call themselves the Republican
party-fhc Republican party as if none Others were,
or could belong to that party but Themselves, wb,
IL u wo say that Mr. Walsh has NOT raised HE Co.,,
rial voice at this manifest humbuggery9 Hos be ne
'eHsoS for iD And are these reasons conno,,.s
with ha rpcert frin In WAsb;n,...,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23

m question or tic power President 10 remove from
Office SUBJECT o. sosnu discussion i,io Congress Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19
An" McCourt, Litchfeld county, ss.
 vs. Superior Court, February

Andrc,O McCourt. term, 4. N D. 1893 %
 PON the petition cf finn Me Court, she,o- N ing to this Court, that ske scas loscf;.iiv married to one AndreV McCoa.rt, on the s9tK day cf April. AID. 1921 i; and that on or about the first day cf Junuary, 4. D. 1928. the soid AndresO McCourt ,ci!fuliy deserted her, ,oithout caasse, and hos euer since continued las aforesoid 'desertion, ard has not furnished the said Ann With any support. or performed any fthe duties cf the marriage contract and praying that she the said A'ln McCourt mag Ge diUoreed from the said Andre,o Me Court.
 Ordered, I'hat the atoresaid petition De con- tinscd to tke nert term cf this Court to De hold- en at Lstch6eld, ,Oithin and for the cOunty of Lstchtetd, os the third TMesday of August, 4. D. 1899, Gt iohich time Gsd place fhe soid An- drev McCoa'Tt, ifhe see cause, nsay appear, ond be heard. By the Court,
 FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
 FebTHGry @6 6iCS7 Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19
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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19
Pioneer Line.
Daily Line from Litch'
 field to Hartford.

Y EAvES Litchieid every morning (Sun- -A days excepted.) at 8 o'clock. and ar- rives in Hartford at 4 o'clock. Leaves Hart ford every morning, Sundays excepted) at s o'clock, and arrives in Litchfield at 4.- Monday. "Wednesday. and Friday. via North field, Plymouth. Bristol, and Pennington. to Hartford returns from Hartford on the same route the next days. Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday. from Litchfeld Uia Harwin- ton. Burlington. Pennington, to Hartford.- Returns from Hartford on the same route the following days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19
Court of Probate, ss. District of Sharon
 Febru0rV 27, 1929.

SVs y @te AO%Ss
 TTPON the Petition of Moore Chittenden. O of Salisbury in said district, showing to this Court that he is Guardian to Timothy A. Chittenden. of Salisbury in said district i; that said minor is the owner ofreal estate as tenant in common with Mary R. Chttenden, and Ann A. Chittenden. of Kent in the coun- ty of Litchfeld, which said real estate is sit- nated in said Kent. and is the homestead of Dr. Samuel Chittendep,!ate of said Kent, de- ceased, and contains about seven and quar- ter acres. and descended to said minor as one of the Children and Heirs at Law of said Sam uel Chittenden, deceased, and is subject to the dover of the widow of said deceased, and also subject 10 an order of the Court of Pro bate for the district of New Milford for the sale of real estate; praying for liberty to sell the same and vest the avaiIs according to law. as per petition on file, dated February 27, 1929.
 Whereupon. ordered that the consideration of said petition be adjourned to 9th day of May. A. D. 1929, at 9 o'clock in the fore noon. at the Probate Office in said Salisbury, and that said Guardian give public notice thereofby publishing this order in newspa- per printed in Litchfeld three weeks success sively, at least six weeks before the said 9th day of May 1929.
 A true Copy of Record.
 S8 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19
PROBATE NOTICE

FEsHE honorable Count of Probate fsr- the IL District of sharon hath limited six months from this date for the creditors to the estate of LEVI THOMSON,
 late of Norfolk. deceased, to exhibit their claims to the subscribers, executors to the last will and testament of said deceased. r. AUGUSTUS PETTIBONE. 2 Erecu-
 JOSEPH BAYFIELD,, tors.
 Norfolk, Feb. 6, 1929 vS8
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19
Probate O6fce, ss. l'rsbate District of
 Litchfeld. M0rck 2. 1929.

WHEREAS BevGmin WheGdOn, of Hud-
 w son. in the state of Ohio, the lawful guardian of POmeroy Bald,Oin, a minor under the age Oftwenty -one years.has presented his petition, stating to this Court that the said minor is the owner of certain real estate situ- ated in Goshen, in said Probate District. con- sisting of a piece of land containing three acres. three roOds, and twenty six rods; and one-eighth part of certain dwelling house. barn, chaise house, and outhouses; and one eighth part of one half acre of land, ad- joining said dwelling house, and appertaining thereto; and particularly bounded and de- scribed in said petition; and praying thIs Court to authorize and empower him the said guardian or some other meet person to sell and convey said real estate according to law.
 H $ the-e}ore ordered ty this Court. That said petition be continued to the first day of June, 1929, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. at the Probate Office in said Litchfeld: and that notice of the pepdency of said petition be given by publishing copy of this order in the newspaper printed in Litcbfeld called the Litchfeld Enquirer. three weeks successively at least six weeks before said first day of June.
 FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
 S8 Judge cf Probate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

GA LAD, 4tO l6 years of age. will be taken at this office as an Apprentice to the Printing Business. Feb. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

Indnlging passion in children, is thick ly sowing the seeds of crime, and storing up many sources ofunhappiness. YesteT- day boy, in one of our mathematical schools, passionately, and with great vio- lence, threw pair of compasses at anOtli- CT boy of the name of Hart the sharp points of the compasses struck against the left temple of the boy, and penetrating to the brain, caused death in few minutes. The youth, who had left his parents but few hours, in the vigor of health, was re- turned to them corpse What a melan- choly and heart-rending event Would not our schoolmasters do well to detail the facts ofthis case to their scholars, and accompa- ny them with suitable reflections and ad- vice?---P Pkil0d. Press.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19
COUGHS, ASTHMAS,
 . \ SS AND !. szs ! As{eg ]. GONTSIINIPTTONS

THE s,ublic are respectfully informed that AN DERSON'S COUCH DROPS and PECTOKAL POWDERS have from extensive use for years ,st proved themselves to be one Of the most yauane remedies yet discovered for the cure ot conghs colds and ether affections of the breast and lungs lea. ding to conslnptious. Thousands have experienced the happy effects of this feaiag Balsags, and many uG inc highest responsibility have given certificates some of which will accompany each bottle, that swili satisfy every unpfeudiced mind that the most extraor duary and unexpected cures have been performed by the of this medicine in cases Of long standing m which otiier medicre had produced no favorable ef- fect and where tue most skilfu physicians had given them ap as hopeless It is not preteNded that they are an inf,be cure in all cases but of such are incurablc there but few bus what will be great W relieved by them. Scarcely of coughs, colds, main in the side diicuIty of breathing, of sleep risinu from deby or even seated csinsunptons,b but may be relieved by a timely use Of this healing ba- sam. Each dollar bottle ,ofihis medicine contains bout 60 doses, which proves them to be cheap icne considering their virtues.
 NEW CERTIFICATES.
 To imes Melen, Hudson, N F..
 Iu inc spring of 1913, Mr EleazeF Harris, man in inligent circumstances, and who had abOred for me occasionally for more than ayear was violently seized with an affection of the aungs. accompanied by ngh' nearly half an hour, and then most commonly blood His cough was severe and incessant that he soon became mach en'aciatad, his, eyes glassy' and his strength left him that degree that he was wholly able to labor compassionating his stuation friend of mine and myself procured for him one bottle of An dersons Cough Drops, by taking whcf'in about three weeks, (to my astonshWent) he was so far restored as to be able to perform his usual labor.
 1sly9 < se.,.. GAIUS STEBBINS.
 Hil,selale. Feb. I9, 1928. ~
 | Robert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, co. N. Y. do hereby certify that for long time was so redn- ced by an affection of the lungs, attended with pain in the breast, difficulty ofbreaihieg tsc. that my life was aespaired of and given up aspcurabe " cll of five physicians, hut by the advice Of Doct. G. Hitchcock, of Rochester, was induced to make trial of your Anderson's Cough Drops, and by using one bottle was restored perfect health. would there 4Ore reeamnehd all those afflicted with slnnaE piaint to make use oFihe same remedy, as am per- 1ectly satisfied that it saved my life.
 ~ ROBERT KIDNEY.
 Rochester, March Il, 1928.
 Besoare of Imposition.
 This valuable medicine is counterteited. Pnrcha- L nr,A AnrL EnrA
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

He that does not give his son trade or profession, learns him to be knave, and perhaps thief. This, more especially holds good as respects the children of the poor. Poor children that are brought up neither to trade, nor any regular occu- patton, are laid under sort of necessity to become rogues for livelihood.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

.s& 4 ~-. NOTICE. @ THE Judge of the honorable Court of II Probate for the District of Litchfeld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate.of
 BENJAMIN HOADLEY,
 late of Cornwall deceased. within which to exhibit their claims for settlement tO the sub- scriber. All claims not exhibited aceording to law will be debarred a recovery. AM per sons indebted to said estate are requested tU make immediate payment.
 SARAH HOADLEY, Adm;a'r. CoTn,c1N, MGrch 8, 1899 sS8
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

F9;es.-Poulson's Advertiser contains a communication which states, that some flies which had found their way into bottle of spirits of wine, and apparently drank them- selves to death, were taken put in lifeless state.. and buried amidst heap of warm wood ashes. lin few minutes they were seen starting from the ashes, shaking off the dust from their wings, and flying about as brisk as ever
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19
ROChester, March IT, I828.
 Befcare Of Imposition.

This valuable medicine is counterteited Pnrcha- sers must he particular, and ask for ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELLEN, l. Meien. instead ofI Miller For sale by W. X S.
 BUELL., Lichied, and also sold by druggists gener
 ally. 6m27
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

Washington correspondents state, that Gen. Scott has not left Washington, nor has he placed his resignation in the hands ofa friend, as heretofore stated.--N. Y.P.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

In the Senate of the U. States, Mr. Mckinley has presented protest from the Legislature of Alabama against the Tariff.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

The State of Rhode Island now contains IS9 cotton factories ,and 90 w0oals0 factories The towns of Warwick and Smithfeld each contain % cotton factories.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

The mail stage between New-York and Albany was lately overturned and precipita- ted down precipice. rolling over and over several times. Gov. Van Ness of Vermont was in the stage at the time; hut so much had he become accustomed to turning somer- sets, that he received no injury .--Am. Ado.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
City Dyeing Establishment,
T.. ABSAL,OM.


GRATEFUL for past favors, improves the nrcs-
- cnt opportunity of informing his friends and Gus
toners, and the Members Of the Legislature that biz
stand Is in the corner house lcadiugto Mavos Bridge
and next door to w. II. Fitzwhysonn's bookstore,
where he respectfully solicts the patronage of such
as may Choose 10 favor him with their custom. lie
has always on hand good assortment ofgcntlcmen's
BOOTS g. SHOES, made of the best materials and
at the following prices, warrantcd to wear equal TO
any; For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
up AZ the shortest notice, and cheap rs can be
made elsewhere. dc I--9t
DUCKWIIEAT Meal IN Ralfbarrcls, quarters and
10 cighths, for salcbv s., SWEENY.
i'm tI-Csw''v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
nLBcULEs, AMIN nv IoLAs, DESTROYING TIE HYDRA.
ONLY az PER ROTTIE.

THE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and its pre-efnincnt virtues are so we'll es-
taoishad, and fully acknowledged by intelligent
that 1t s scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases ofthe Liver Debility resulting from nto-
perance and drsipation Old and inveterate Ulcers:
Pans in the Bones, attended with swellings of the
JOINTS; lndgeston Blotchcs the Fnce, Pimpes & C
Sypiuhs Cutaneous diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mercuria and Scrofious complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures performed by
tire Catholicon, have become humorous, 10 pre-
cude their insertion i'll any newspaper and has made
II necessary for the proprietor TO print them in
pamphlet of about 100 pages. Thiswill be forward
ed as soon possible the several Agents for gra-
tuito's distribution, and must pcrusal, strengthen
toe good opinion entertained by the friends of
TINS medicines and disarn it is hoped the prciudi-
ces OF those who view with distrust anymcdicnc not
known IN what is called Irregular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gansoid.
At the oafncst solicitation ofmembers of tho med
teal faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
ishng cures cfeoted by the use of the Vegetable
Catbohcon, and who anxious that It's benefits to
mankind may be more widely diluscd the proprietor
has consented To reduce the retail price TO TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done with
out In airy way detcriorating the quality of tho med
fcinc, or reducing The Sizc Of The bottle, as has been
materially done in the case Of Swaim's Psnacea.
Erfraofs qf kters recently rCcercd from ytycaB and from
0geHtor nc sale Of Poiier's Cholieop, most ~ teo
a,so agert' for SVaia's P1pecr.
reiail moro than dozen bottles Of your Catocon WHERE
sell one bottle ofswains Panacca; and feel great PLEASURE in
informing yop ha In in which have the Ca
thoiicon tired, II has produced decidcS benefit"
"Coud you aoi 10 reduce price of your Ca,irrun n
two dollars should more frequently prscrbcit to my patients
ana nis would also be done by number NJ other physicians in
this town and vicinity who have used il vim tho best effects
aer AL NC o'se, psnaeea aud the Compound syrup Of sar
An eminent physician says e" have known sevspI e,s PER.
formed by The Use NJ your Cathocon which had prcyoiv
knswn Pm loco Injurious s6rctsr, - ''1
The above invaluable medicine may be eonuy had Of
J. IT. BLAMIRF.
JHl9 Opposite the Eagle Hold. ic RI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
Classical s Mathematical ACADEMY


NE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing the
~ Pnonc' that he has engaged an Assistant u the
niassicei and English Department. of his school, Mr..
peenlanin L. Barrett OF King William, gentleman
potency. = - -,
ait: Stephen Bernard, 4 naiire of France, whose.
auaIncations rs successful teacher, best eynced
~ 'ne nisn rang winch bis pupils have sustained m
.He University OF Virginia, win continue to assist IN
the French, Spanish, and Mathematical Department
during SIR hours ef each day throughout ne rear
The English branches OF education, which in most
Classical Schools much NEGLECTED. will no this
receive the most faithful attention 80
a few more pupils be received either ~
boarders or as day scholars.
In order that the terms of this institution may be
rendered as reasonable possible pupils will here
after be furnished with board, washing and lodgiuy
In the family of the principal the rery low price Of
500 per annI; and both boardcrs and day scholars
VIII be taught the ordinary branches Of the English
department Tor SO per annum the lower branches of
the same department for $50 per annuu-for 81 per
annurn additionally, in the prosody construction ana
critical analysis oftle Greek and Itin classics and
Tor the last mentioned sum- in tire department of the
modern languages, which department embraces the
higher branches Of mathematics. 1se.SIE 49,
jan so-ts OLIVER a. SHAW.
For Information concerning his literary and moral qu;-
heaions r Barrett bjoins the follow ng tetonials Die
ht from Wan Hawkesy UI ESP President of the Humf,r
Academy, in King William, ard the h Vim Bum
ts who or great number OF years has known Ills
CITY, and us vicinity teacher ofthe highest enneuce
ML benJamm l. Barieu has been of my pupils a, this
institution for considerable length of time during por
OF which period he has been member of ms o.vn family ar
thereby afforded me abe complete opportunity of ase
tanning ms eai Character and merits with equal pleasure and
truth eTeoIe certify, that his character is irrepach
abe and ms maiies those OF gentleman his course OF stud,
~ te "reek and Latin Cssicks has been such quality
him Tor admission to tie University Of Virginia and Ieyer
hound hun dlseni and attentive student him per-
scy competent To act as an assistant English aud Latin
departments o. any of our Seinnares ~
January 2lst, lG2g. NN HAVkFSpyORTu
Having attended the examinations lhe RnfoId academy
Tor the last five years, which MT Barreti stue;,
there and being well and intimately acquainted with hun
uc iio,1
MIR. Havkesu 0Ilii. MI EiJEvSS'
January 22i, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

Furniture, PenetiGn Blinds and Pirnoes.
VEVHE Subscriber keeps constantly or hand rene-
IL raj assortment of Cabinet Furniture, manufac-
tued by the most select ourDeymen, and Of the best
materials, viz sldcboards bureaus, secretaries book
cases, china-prcsses, double and single wardrobes,
carved and plain screw and patent Joint bedstcads,
straight lcgd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables, low post and canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth sois, curled hair and moss mattrasscs
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs Tianocs, with
an assortment of Nenstan blinds of various sizes
Any article in the above line will he made at the
shortest notice. the most reduced price, and in the
most fashionable aud workmanlike manner
The subscribers special attention to the Undertake
ing shall be given at the shortest notice. and at tho
most reduced prices. Tic also keeps for hire neat
funeral hcarsc, with good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE IIENDREE,
Opposite to the Merchants Coffee House,
Nov 81 Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
IRON CASTINGS.

1--WE Suhscrhe' Informs the public, that he continues to
carry 6n the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
chiney OF NIL descriptions al orders sent to him at the
t1nnd'y' or to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 9, Bow
y's wharf Batimo.e for Castings will meet with mme
d"'e attention. ad the Castings delivered there free Of
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER,
Baltimore. Jan. 96. 1920 ts(I2t