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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tO the residents 4 and non.residents. owners of real estate ln the town of Cornwall. who have unsettled taxes made on the assessment lists of 1926 and 1897. that the subscriber will sell at inc old public sign post n said Cornwall, on the sixteenth day of February. 1880. at o'clock m the afternoon. so much of the real estate or William Lewis. Asa c. Lee. Chauncey B. .M"rwln, BezaIeel Merwin. Alison Marvin. Isaac A. Norton. Uriah Turner. Phinehas s".S S"Sk, f. Luman Harrison Lyman Page, Eliza. beth Herrick's Heirs, Sarah LathroD's Heirs. George w. Perkins, B. P. & Lewis Mills, and Reuben Philips. as will pay State tax of one cent "n the dollar. and Town tax of Ave cents on me dollar. made on the Assessment List of Iese-and State tax of one cent on the dol. laE' ana Town tax of six cents on the dollar made on the Assessment List of 1897. and the cost of sale.
 ANsON ROGERS. Collector.
 Cornwall, Dec. Q, 1899 s7
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
POETRY.
roR TnE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER. m H. ON THE DEATH OF =. VvasD not for him--he died as warriOr's die, Breas,ine the battles fury in his might; Bright stees were flashing O'er him-and on high Banners were dancing like fair things of light. leading brave hearts that joy tn tempest and in fight. Weep thou for woman, when her angel-form Droops like the violet in the chill of even; When her pure spirit, though Unscathed hy slorn'' Sighs for brighter land and scars to heaven. Well may'st thou shed the agOIizing tear Der wOman's holy bier. But he died proudly-lke the forest pine, Rent by the lightning from the mountain g heigh'i Blood was upon his fachiOn's golden shrine, Drawn from an hundred hearts in that dark fight: Weep thou for Others-mar not with a tear
 The warriors glorious bier. SEDLET. "No ROSE WITHOUT A THORN"
 Selected from '' EIegans Extracts" Of the Rose, fair and young,
 Poets of have sung,
 And the thorns near its bosom embossed; Yet noticed have none
 That the rose is but one, And the th6rns are merciless host.
 Having lived out its day, The mild rose dies away, Averse and unequal to strife:
 But the ttorns still are there,
 The rude emblems of care, To wound through the winter oflife.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31

the lender of the 45 note, who was exempt- ed from the communion.
 We would not urge that niggardly love of cents and dimes, which denies rational eniOyment-that is beassly dependence 1; but it is fact that the passage through life is somewhat like Al SirGt'' of the Ma hOmetan: We pass along upon the burn- ing steel, and happy is he who has gather ed scraps of (bank) paper enough to place between his feet and the fire.
 Tke Village GrGUe YGrd.-"I I never shun grave yard-(says the Rev. MT. Greenwood, of Boston, 1.-the thoughtful melancholy which it inspires is grateful rather shan disagreeable to me '; it gives me no pain to tread on the green roof of that dark mansion, whose chambers must occupy so soon-and often wander from choice to a place where there is neither solitude nor society, something human is there-but the folly, the hustle, the vani- ties, the pretcnsions, the competitions. the pride of humanity are gOne--men are there. bus the passions are hUshed, and their spir- its are still-malevolencc has lost its pow CT of harming, appetite is sated, ambition lies low, and lust is cold anger has done raving, all disputes are ended, all revelry is over, the fellest animosity is deeply buried and the most dangerous sins are safely con- fined by the thickly piled clods of the val ley; vice is dumb, and powerless, and vir' tue is waiting in silence, for the trump o the Archangel, and the voice of God"
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
NOTICE.

RY order of the Court Of Probate for the .1 District of LitchGeld. will be sold at pub. llc suction. all the personal estate and sO much of the real estate 0f
 DANIEL THRALL, late Of TOrrinetOn, deceased, represented in- solvent. as will raise the sum of four hundred and ninety-two dollars and iiity.two cents- The sale to take place ct the house Of Uri Taylor. in WolcOitville. on Monday the 4th day of January nest. at one o'clock P. M.
 SAMUEL THRALL, Adm'r. ISrriHgtoM, Fec. 9i. 1899 es
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of A LitchAcld hasassigned Tuesday the eslh day 0f instant December, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the office of the Judge 0f said Court. for the appointment 0f Commissioners on the estate of DAVID WHITE.
 late or TOFrington. in said district. deceased, represented inso'veDt. All persons interested will appear, if they sec cause, at the time and place aforesaid, and be heard in relation to saId appointment. By order of said Court.
 ERASTUS HODGES, Adm'r.
 IOrriagton, Dec. 90. isee sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
Last Time CallingI

A LL PaFseps having unsettled accounts A with the subscriber are requested to call ana adjust the same before the expiration of .ne present month. as be is calculating lo close hIs business by that time.
 N' B' All who neglect to call will have their accounts left-(they can easily guens wherc.) WM. IA FXGSG n
 Lischfsld. De. i5 ez
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters.
CL0y's Hch Ointment.

For peasantness, safety, expedition, ease and cer tainty IS infinitely superior any other cure 10 that tormeRtng disorder. '" '"'' Price g cents per box.
 CLGy's StOmGcA Bittcrs.
 They will be found, in all cases ofshe following de. scrlpuo0, 10 give relief: Dausea vomiting, hearlluSn cosi.enese weakness at e breast pain In inc ssom. aeh loss o appetite and all other symp.omS of indi ges"on and nas1lence, and as Q nervous cordial. Ia Price 25 cents box.
 PeGrl ToOM Poscder.
 This celebrated Powder needa no raeomu,.uA..,.. gentleman and lady should be ia the eonsiSns Sse o " Mthey wish to preserve thele teeth from de Dcs. ""a nem appear Of peaEly white 1-s0'db by W. X g. Bnei and J. stOddsrd. November sU. fess ix.c,s .,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
Pay your Taxes.

THE residents and non-residents of Kent -A liable to pay taxes in said town, (except- ing that part of New Preston lying therein) are hereby notified that the subscriber has re- ceived warrant to collect Town tax of ten cents on the do!ar, on the list of 1923, and that he will attend 10 receive the same on the third Monday iD January, 1880, at the office of F. Chittenden, Esq. in said Kent, and at the store of the Kent Furnace Company. near the dwelling house of Ira Spooner, in said Kent, on the third Tuesday of January. 1880, from the hours of9 o'clock in the forenoon to 4 o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. PHncsuality sOiy be required. The neg ligent must expect to pay costs.
 CHARLES M'CUEN, Collector.
 Kent, Dec. 18, 1929 98
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
SPRAYED

ENROM the subscriber. some time in Sep. A tember last, SIX YEARLINGS, of a red color except two, one heifer line hack ed. and one steer white faced. Two are Heifrrs-no artificial marks. Any Informa- ton respecting them will he rewarded.
 KETCHEL BIRDSEYE.
 COrnlcdll, Dee. I5, 1929 or
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
Masonic Notice.
VILLAGE LOTS.

THE subscriber as agent of Gov. Wolcott, A offers for sale sundry valuable building lots. in the village of LitchAeld, in the vicinity of the residence Of the late Judge Reeve, on very advantageous terms to purchasers.
 TRUMAN SMITH. |. Litchfield. Nov. ls, 1899. es
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09
Candidates.
CoNGREsS.-El.caign .8p,d i3i

CONGRESS- Election, 4prd 18Th
Rive are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM
SE Ms RONG, Esq as cand id,te to repre-.
Int the counties ct Berkeley, Jefferson, Hsr.
| h, H Hampshire, and Morgan, IN the next Con
ess Of the United States.
ISIS MBLY. --iserkeie, - Election, .apra lSth
| rive are authorised To snnounce to the
kseho!ders OF Berkeley county, that Captain
kaAkLES JAMES FAULKNER, viii be a
k,adldste lof the nsxl General Assembly
rive are rcgues ed 10 state to The freehol
E.rs Il Berkeley county, that Gen. ELiSH 4
bOYD, wir be caudi6aIe tor tue next Legs.
|..ure Of Vlrg,n.a.
& rive are authorised to announce 10 the
i reshoIders of Berkeley county. that Mr. He
.FuAH hedges. will be candidate for the
len Legislature OF Virginia.
Morgan Election, .3prii 27sh
hTWe are authorised 20 announce to the
freenoIders OF Morgan county, that MIR.
EILtIAM SMITH, Wi. DE Candidate tor tire
ksSt hsnersl Assembly
CONVENTION Election. May lish.
PHILIP C. PENDLEroN, Esq.
Sea ELISHA BOYD,
WILLIAM NAxauR, Esq.
WILLIAM SEYMokE, Esq.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09
NV hole No. 1921.

kind Of frying pan, which served slse
asa dish; and alter begging permission
TO Dip biscuit in their gravy Tor the
benefit OF my patient, | told my tale.
and was grat6ed by the eagerness
which they manitestej to assist me: one
ran 10 catch a horse with a soft Hussar
SADDLE, there were hundreds gallop-
ing over the field) and the rest went
with me 10 the youth, whom we found
surprisingly recovered. though he was
still unable TO speak The horse was
brought, aud as we raised the young
frenehuen to put him uroa il. his vest
opened and bis "iirrst" tell out This
Is little book which every French sol.
der IS obliged 10 carry, and which con.
tains an account OF his name, age, rav.
accoutrenents. end services linked
II up, and offered ii to my patient--hut
the young man Wurmrred tie name Of
"Annetteo and tainted.
"Annettef" The name thrilled thronrh
every nerve. hastil, opened the iir,,f.
and found that il was indeed Louis Ti..
sand, whom bad saved The rest Ia
soon told Louis reached Brussels ia
safety, and even Madame's selfishness
gave way tnrapture on recovering her
son. As to Annette hut Why perplex
myself TO describe her feslingsi II nv
readers have ever loved they may COM
celve them. Louis soon recovered; in
deed with such nurse be could not
fail toget well. When / neat visited
BRUSSELS, ] found Annette surrounded
5y three or four smiling cherubs. 10
whom Was presented "a ie bon en-
eio's, who preserved the life Of their
papa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09
The DAY AFTER The BAr.
lie.
sBV AN EYE WITNESS.


ssv AN EYE WITNESS.
About one o'clock on the
borning of tae 10Th of June, 1916, the
kbole population OF Brussels seemed IN
bottom The streets were crowded as
ma full day; lights assbed to aud fro,
lItlIlery and baggage wagons were
breaking IN every directions; tbe drums
beatto arms, and tue bugles sounded
pud!y the dreadful cote of prepare
on' Ihe noise and hustle surpassed
al description; here were horses p!uhs-
M and kicking amidst crowd OF ter
$iued burgaers; there lovers porting
from tnslr weeping mlstresses. Now
he attention was attracted by a park OF
artillery laundering through the streets;
end'now, by group Of officers disput.
5ns loudly toe demands OF their imper
ia aOIe File mish landlords; for not even
Roe pane which prevailed could trIght-
|en the FlemIngs out Of single silver;
crea'ns aad yells occasionally arose a.
PoVe the hum that musmured through
PIE crowd, but the general sound re-
Remh!ed the roar OF distant ocean
Between two ADD three e'clock the
bruHs"Ickers marched frou. the town,
pun clad ia the mourning which they
wore tor their old Duke, and burning to
aVenge his death. Alas! they had a
s'lll more fatal loss to lament ere they
Returned.
AL four, the whole disposable force
3ander the Duke of Wellington was col :
Pe'ted together, but in such haste, that
hany OF The officers bad not time TO
#ehanse their silk stockings and dane
~ shoes; and some, quite overcome by
oro"slness, we're seen lying asleep a.
oout the ramparts, still holding, howev-
.r' with firm hand, the reins of their
sdes.
About Eve O'clock, the word "mareh''
was heard in all dire ctons, aud Instant
the whole mas appeared to move
simultaneously, | conversed with sever.
ofthe officers previous TO their de-
p"tnre, and not one appeared to have
ne slightest idea of an approaching en-
*sagement
The Duke of Wellington s. his staff
u,o not quit Brussels TIL past eleven o.
e''rk; and it was not till some time of
'sr 'hey we're gone, that it was gener-
any known the whole French army, in
sndng strong corps of cavalry, was
within a lew miles of Quartre Bras
s"efe the brave Duke OF Brunswick
arst met the enemy;
In. "And toremos, figh'ing-fell."
DSmdy seized us all, when we found
,uat powerful French army vas real
= within twenty eight miles of us; and
S &c shuddered at the thought Of the aw'
~ IL contest which was taking place =
@'r my own part, had never been sc
near a field of battle before, and can
.o' describe my sensations We knew
ost our army had no alternative but Il
N.Y. or hight with a force four time,
."onger than its own; and though W,
.su'd not doubt British bravery. W,
"''hoied at the fearful odds 10 which
Iur men must be exposed. Cannon
i r and swords, were opposed to th,
Aug'sh bsyen alone. Cavalry ",
Sa none on the 6rst day, for the hor
Ss - "ad been sent TO grass, and the me-
s "ele scattered too widely over tn
S'UnHHto be collected at hxch shos
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09
PUBLISHED. wEBKLr,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
rwo DOLL AIRS PEA ANMuM,

PAfABLs IN AnFANCki
|oR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
ArTsR Tss TEAR EXPIRES.
n~PYo paper discontinued until all Arrears.
RS are paid up, except at the discretion Of
be Editor.
- advertisements inserted at the rate OF
bne Dollar per square for the three first lnser
ons, snd twenty five cents per square for eacb
,ubsequeni Insertion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29
PARTY SnIRIT.

There are certain observations of very urcot ,tiIi
ity, and extent, III the economy Of human lie: which
are yet so obvious TINT no man, with respect to
them set mp for The merit of an inventor or mt
IN clam in prejudice OF thc next occupant No
body has right 10 erect Enclosures of private prom
eriy, III the wide and open field. OF common sense
Han for instance, might well pretend 10 Law n
tax upon gratitude for having Discovered the act
of respiration for having hit ell the most saluarv
invention of sleeps rs for having revealed to the
world that the strength and continuance of n Stnte
depends on good understanding kept ID between
the different ordcrc; ard even between the individual
members Of which II consists. This is a truth oh
vIous 20 every mans reflection, which every body
conicsscs and yet no body seems To regard. And
yet II is hard 10 account for our disregard for suc
an acknowledged princlpe of sound policy especial
" nj time when our very existence u free poo
pie depends upon the striCtCst attention To- il.
but human nature is exceedingly weak at best.
and IN all the different scenes Of life will ever rive
Cecidcd proofs OF its inmity--wiih this difference
thnt those, VINO by thor station are most Frequently
called upon to lead the way, through intricate and
unDcatcn PATHS, will most frequently ind themselves
oeWi'doro and GO astroy- and those who arc most
exposed TO temptations, will oftenes betrav the cause
OF virtue For this reason there can bc no occa sion
TOT surprise that persons 90 siuatcd-inscad of be-
ing always Iight-shoud be- frequently wrong
1hese reflections lead me 10 tho chief object now
nave IN view which is to fix criterion by which 10
discriminate The parzan from the pntriot The nat.
riot Is moi inial'bc: nay he may commit many mis-
takes wthou FORGETTING his claim to that character
for still he appeal to lis own hear for tho in,c
rity Of his Intentions his principles are rigb and
his views arc honest No little interest of hIs own
merely because ofthcr coincidence with Tho schemes
ot party-do ever determine him TO ioin tho nortv
His generous expanded soul takes in no less an oh
jet, than tho commonwealth Of which he il = nom.
ner' lie scorns any such low attachment TO Pave.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

nave said above, that liberal education Is not
ncessary FORA party rter allow inc 10 add IN at in
some cases IL might be impeachment 10 him. The
W ietters tends To inspire men with too lust
sehtncnts OF uecorun, with too much tenderness AMI
humanity Tor the persons and characte, of o,Lers D.,
allow writer freely to crafty the speen of nm mn,
cry party And therefore, ii he had ever bocp n,
the pains and expeDce of cuitrvating his mind ba
would find himself obliged to unlearn the rnost yoJ
liable accomplishments resulting from thence in or
der To satisfy the expectations Of those who bnd
ed their eyes upon him, the champion of their
cause. So far education might mol only be unneces-
ssry, but in some detrimental! to d prrty WI
ter.
As the business of many of these writer's is To do
rune aud reve at any rate it is dyeriDg find them
sometimes Directing to opponent those very vices
ano detects, Tor which they most notorious
themselves. We have of them charging his
Neighbour ana adversary. with DESCENDING 10 abcct
means tor the sake OF recommending himself TO n
party, whilst himself was renouncinr The character
OF gentlemen nay the dignity of man. for the We
fy sam" reason We have seen of them carry tho
mater further, and, when his invention was oxiaus.
'eu III personal abuse, accuse u mans Father of a
wrong religion, when, perhaps he himself had mo-
rcN2lon at nii-and accuse the OF unchoritabe.
ness wine his own pen was pouring forth venom and
gal II IS symptom OF uilboundei party rare
Whe0 SUCH productions are not universally rcuroba-
ted We sometimes forgive the ntyist Tor the sake
1.-THE witt hut sure nothing less than absolute ram
cour can reconcile people 10 The very ph.em of
maIsVnieIce Such writer's are n diScredit 10 a Dar-
~ and nothing less induce tLern commit their
cause to such managers. than the weioityf reason,
Ills courteous squire upon namely that for the
present 1t was not III his power furnish him viii,
horse. SITSSFX
July p, 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29
MARINE MMWa.-
PORT or RJCTL.VON'O.


Steamboat Norfolk, Hendc son, Baltimore ana Norfok.-
Passed. big SwSuTC. OF Hog Island in Npres ieach tr-s
Alexander ana FI1c below Wos'c~cr slim Aaty Lord fo,e
City I1int, h1rquc Grccian--all bound down
NEW YORK, July l5Aud, brig Mary, Sheffield 60 hours
from James River
NORFOLK, July 20 scms Elizabeth Henry 50 hours
from New ork, bound "a Richmond; Warrington Harris from
Up James River bound New ork soop Independence Os.
born, New York days steamboat Virginia, tergusscu from
Richmond Passed IN Dutch Gap the barque Gecian ashore:
also one brig at anchor bound down or Mulberry Island
ship Madison, Comick bound up.
Tue ship schr. Fcndta Foster from Rio dc Janeirn L.
june aud ~ DAYS from Bahia in from sea yes,erds
and proceeded up the Fay, bound 10 Fast River
JULY 27--Aul schr. Swift James from Baltimore hound
Richmond AZ Scawcrs Point, schr Php,on stnrer from
Richmond bound TO Boston.
TIE brig Mexico Kleren ffom UP James River bound 10
Rotterdam, OF NewpoEts Moose his afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29
Prom the Commercial Ndter,iscr

From the Commercial Advertiser.
ltcrielr 9f hte .Nttp York .uGrEe,-.Jtfii, %
CoFtc-About ~ bags ordinary CuA1 .al AZ II cents
and ny auction, 50 bags 81 Dom bgotsh u H. cts Stock
Of all kinds continues small.
Cotton-Ihc Transactions Tor the last ilec dn,s embrace
something 500 bales OF Upland GOi cis III, la,.r
price for nc quality, time; go Alabnas U cs aud
about 80 New Orleans within our range.
Domestic GcOdSTleTe is little nujry bun 10 i'm.
provenient To authorize a change in quotations
ttSA sale of No. MackeIel disposed s. 6S l.
wl,ch is further decline.
FtoUrdH .NdLA reduction of about - per bh !as
been submitted 10. Am0pg the sales that made are 5
400 bblS of Troy s. - cash; about 500 Georgetown at
1874, and some Fredericksburg
Gram A sale Of Genesee made lO3 lot Of
Virginia from the price, and cargo about
1000 bushels Carolina Inferior cts sales Of Toy
Rye 90 cts; North River Yellow Corn % c;s and
Maryland, dS ~. Northern Oats, SO Cts.
IdcS-Saie Of about 5000 snambucos toO place yester
day, at II cts, 8 mos.
IonSale OF Swedes in lots well assorted ac from
the vessel at SlO2 50 per ton, 6
.HoiasscSNc notice 80 hhds New Orleans 81 cts mos
aad n small lot Of Martinique 26
RiceSales oil about $50 cs have been maic p cts
{ mos.
Spirits Small sales Of Jamaica Rum have been made on
the wharf at $50 for approved brands
SUgurS.N We notice sales of about lcp hhds New Oeans
~, mostly ~ Holders hun, and prices wei
sustained.
Uines70 Marseles Claret sold Of auction 4,
50 10 81 - - per case cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29
Commercial asecorG.

.4nouh Of Produce and nu,aJer Of !io4s oussed docn
through the Lcioer LocLs.
JrLy 2-55 bids tobacco, halfhhd 200 LIS g kegs and
- half Kegs manufactured d. G5 bLis -four on seconds
1886 bus wheat J: tcats, Is coal boats. 27lO bus
JCLT % 53 hhdS tobacco, IL kegs Z.
nus wheat tons sand - boats IL coal boats sool.
'ulE 10 hds tobacco, - bni, -four, S57 Whcai,
bus corn ties hemp - boats coal boats iu ls coal
IviN 273i hhds. tobacco, hbl>. ,or. bus VrI
1000 ~ PLANK 0O neg poles - boats, cot beats 5a
coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

An ii' iunde circumstance occurred ar the Spanish
nc oi Dae slip SoOerano she getting under wav with
tie Feet AT Havana. the 5th inst la heavnt up the anc9,
the caS'an Suddenly give way, and killed from 10 10 IL men
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29
J. GUERRANr, NJ. 5. c. c. R.-p.
Juiy 29-wSt Or of his DEPUTIES.
& EUULDEIILI. FOR I.E.---Fnrsu ami IN a dccTe

q. ~ A.DiiiLii FOR sAfIE.-tursuantt a decTeiaI
oIoef oi the of caucery the district Fredc
Ic"souIs the Undersigned commissioner appointed by the
cubic auction n Hanover house on the fourth Nednes.
GAY ~ August that beng day. that valuable ca.ie,
No"H''i on tamuIke ia lie Hanover
tween ore and two miles ADORE Hanover own and distant
about eighteen miles lEom Richmond the ing terms
hc tniId cash, and credit Of and bat
lance payable IN equal annual ustaniens secured ~
h"d with good security, and deed OF trust Tire premises
ms estate contIns about thousand acres, pro-
portion OF which valuable low grounds II has
.en considered of the lest of land in The COUNTY.
Inc improvements consist Of gand barns and
oises, which. TIA repair, might ~ made tumnahe
ha6itaons. The principal bUdne hecH burnt but Ito
walls are siancg, Of good Workmanship aud might he aeau
bum on The land has been rented for tue present year
RECEIVER appointed by tho o concrI bot possession VIII
he gwen me purchaser the ~
ihe tenant the land VIA 10 o.ising a. stew il to
any person who may wish To view II.
Jolly 1l--l2t iL'RENtE rNl"EAflT Copu,'-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29
Fon poe CoN.rrrnoxM Mic.

Mcssrs Edors:-lf YOU think proper you IAN Give tic t
lowing insertion in your papcthGug written for aueht
know some 100 years since perfectly applicable pc
sent times, completely fitted The our friend rbona
Richie worthy President many ~ pac hts and
gives such home thruss his paizan Edors that po,i n
may be Of benefit To them. - "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

~ Mr.. Ilcnshaw the Collector at Boston. lps re
moved MIR. Johnson from Clcrkship. and bestowed
it upon Mr.. Willard. This sct of arbitrary au.
thori'y, for which explanation and reason was ref
sed, was committed in the face OF powerful; re-
monstrancc, nnmcrousy signed by the people OF
Boston, but which the Collector treated with con-
tempt lie but follows the example set him by the
beloved at Washington, and the Bulletin ought not
to comPlain-thc Jackson party is annl..iatcd in
Massachusetts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

piED, last etcnus, about O'Clock, Mrs Elg.Aslrn Bail
v'' OF Nlr Ihos Bah Inc friends arl acuiafances OF the
nnv as well ~ tose of Mir FlerHuy, Invited attend
Dor l..cra l,i,s nc..k ,.iihn.I