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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17
From nc Philadelphia Ssntiaei. j

. From The philadelphia Sentiud1
SATURDAY last was desgnaed by the District Court of
me Guy and cou,. y. as the day upon which the contro
Versy hetween Mr.. forbade d. Azanbiia and Mr. Rars
perc'ra the present and former Charge d. A,ire.
u Portugal would probably for hearing res,
peeng 'he claim OF privilege from civil process SO, I'm
ny .he iauer On the opening of the Court il apnsar
ca ,hat the Judges were then ready to take th.
suujcct up Judge Coke, who had received M Iornal
mha'ion mat his presence would be necessary beIny
engaged IN trying another cause before jury
MR.. ALIAS, the District Attorney, briefly astad
ue attention oil the Court while he DISCHARGED in rsr
eIenee 10 the case, an official duty. He was in,tr,c,
ed oy the President OF the United States to annea
.na' uhe' ana 10 present number of docunens tend
ing 10 throw light upon the subjecc-nost Of ,yhjch
were copies oil papers file in the Department o S,a
an" lew OF which were original man,iscripts Thee -
would as he Court deemed proper either read At
OF pace IN Tie custody OF the Court TO be used bv Inc
Pecye parties TO the suit they mig ht think er,ed.n,
Ohe OF The documents, was the opinion of the a,,o,n
General OF the United States communicated 10 iha e.
I.ery Oh sae' upon the question of privilege Th,
Ias' paper, MT. Dallas was requested by the Cour, n,
READ III is written with the characteristic d;daa.
ana equally characteristic ability of the present A,,
hey General Mr. BERRIEN:-and il conveved a a.
c,ued convection that under all the circumstances M
na,osa was entitled 10 the immunity which h, c,,;n
"a ane diplomatic agent OF foreign SOVEREIGN ''''
ne case Was adjourned over, for Argument 10 Sau,-
day next. e''' " Sa'uf-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

mrs Sarah Po,ceI. Guardian foy Hiiiam Gregoyy
Mann, Julia INN Mann and sfoooret 10y
Mann. So """'
NOTICE is hereby given you, that application will
DC made to the County Court of Cheserfe on the
18th day of December next ON bebaE NJ ,b CS, VIZ
held Rail Road Company for the appointment Of yaI,er,
70 assess the damages which will he sustained bv the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann, and Magarct Sarah Mann,
IN consequence OF the passage Of the Chesterfield Rail
ko1d through their property in the County of Chester
held MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of tho
Chesterfield Rail Road Company
NOV ~ 60-t1fthDoc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17
UNITED STATES' KANI

UNITED STATES BANK.
The following resolution recently introduced into
the Leeislature OF Tennessec:
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State Of
Tennessee That IL ia inc xpedieDl extend the charter
of the United States Bank, .d that our Senators in
Congress be instructed, aud Representatives be
qnested, 10 use their Efforts to prevent the sarne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

"A N OEERSEER WANTED.-A man with small
family who can bring unquestionable evidence of
MS good qualities overseer, find employment
Tor The ensuing year the plantation adjoining the town
OF New Castle, on Pamunkey river.
Nov. H. GO-2awtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

N0rm CdToiind.-Johu Giles, recently elected in
'i'naiion IN consequences OF i'll health and The C;over
nor OF he state has ordered election to fill the va
cancy rms circumstance, with the death Of ,bri,s
o'nes occasions two vacancies 10 be filed In tbe re-
presentation In Congress from that state There are
candidates for the vacant in the United
oates senate, III the room Of Mr.. Branch among which
are Governor Owen, Judge Donnell, Judge Murphv.
1oaye Martin, Charles Fisher David +. Caldwell. d.
VA u. Swajne, Daniel NJ Forney, Samuel r. Carson.
n nohuofd Stokes Jesse Speigh, Richard Spragbt and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17
NEly XORIl


iHE SENATE-The returns from the eoh,J, d;,.;.
w S"''''c" 10 snow the election OF Mr. Tr,cy a..
anu Masonic Candidate, by large m.ioritv Tbs -.
, o"gho"t the state, therefore, is the succ... NJ
eigbi srnd'ors) and one, the 9Th an,in,so,ii b
srehgIh oil parties in the next senate will no oe -.
""" "is"e'd'' ana . anti-masonic. G.4Ibauu 8ro,,
>, MORE OF THE "RE-A crIoNs." The northern Jouh,.
'"'e'' consisting Of the counties OF Jefferson 81, I,w
80" 80, Vs"ego ana Lewis and The closeness and nm
'erahy OF the result az the last years eIecj;on az.
menbered by nearly every BODY cert,in,,, i e re-
anu lhe election there of the federal mr. Aann 80
U's' ny majority OF about 100 votes ia moi forno,,
VOW eVery'couny in that district n "a ret,,nsd 49,
; e'noersi ana the Jackson republican tickets b,vr
receive" an average majority OF 100 i'm scb coun, go
an aggregate majority in the ditrict of about oooo,
% much for the "unpopnlar" and "unc,t, =. ,,e''
forms OF The present administration W. TO
~ MASS OF ACTIONS" The following d;,,,;.t.
,, a, me 'as year, election, returned the federal
Joriies. They return eight electors: and ,h n .a
result throughout the state would give to ,ha H. ~;
'rauon twenty-eight electoral votes $50 '''' NV
oo'o"o'a, Isst year l9S for Adams and federalism
'''U ne"''y iooo Tor Jackson and republicanis,n
hensseiaer, 3S7 for Adams now about soo ,s,,a
"' ""o 'ePuoi>
publican. ~ " i'oo re-
montgomery, POI for Adams now about 500 r.,,b.
licsn. " oo"' oOV rePuo"
Clinton, Esser Franklin. and Jpayye, zoo r.. A.,
ams, now about 100 republican " "
Jcgerson 81. Latcrence SC So for Adam. no.
bout 2900 republican. '' Nv" -
Madison and CorfiInd, s3s for Adams now ,aonx
400 republican. NV" 'oo"'
Az the last election, these districts oavs =, ..
gate majority Of 1916 for the federal Adams ,icbs,.
ibey nave now given aggregate majority for IN.
jackson republican tickets of about 1900 Shou;n-
republican gain Of II ,3i6. OF such are the re.,r
"0ns IN 'his state against the national administration.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31

James r. Black, of New Castle, Del. has been
admitted, on motion of John M'Lean, to practice as
an Attorney and Counsellor in the Supreme Court of
the United States
The Twelfth Annual Meeting of the American Society for
CoonEng the Free People of Color the Coast of Africa
was held on Saturday evening, the 18th inst the City Hall
in Washington The assembly respectable
and honored with the presence of many the most dis
tngushed men of country among whom were Chief JUS
tee MARSHALL the Secretary of Sate and many members
from both Houses Of Congress- The President of the Society,"
Judge WASHINGTON, took the Chair
Bust of Lafayette, of fine white marble, the
work of P. J. David of dangers, in France has
been presented to Congress The name of the donor
is unknown.
An act has passed the Maryland Legislature restoring guar
tery payments at the Treasury Annapolis instead of
the semannua ones has been the for the last three
years.
The funds of the Massachusetts Mechanic Assoc-
alton, at Boston, amount to about fourteen thousand
dollars in Bank stock. school for apprentices is
maintained during the winter, at the expense of the
Association.
The President has recognized ache rat as Vice Con-
sui ad interim of the United Mexican States for the Ports Of
Florida
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
DIED

In this Borough Thursday night Mrs BAILY wife Of
Edward 7. Baly
In Newcastle, on Monday Mr. JOHN MURCH, son of
Mrs C. Murch.
On the 5th inst at Wlliamsborough. N. c. Mrs SARAH
RAVENSCRoFT, wife Of the Right Rev John Ravenscroff,
Bishop of that Diocese.
In Easton, Md the 18th in the 18th year of her
age, Miss MARY ANN daughter of the Rev LOTT WAR
FIELD.
On the 18th instant, after lingering illness, ROBERT
LEWIS Esq Mayor of fredericksburg Va in the Goth year
of his age The deceased native of that town. and in
it, or its immediate neghbohood he spent the greater part
of his life nephew of the late President WASHING TON
he at early age entered his family and through several
of his Administration acted of his private Secre-
tares After leaving the service of his ustrous relative he
returned his native State, and devoted himself to agcu
tua pursuits which formed his favore occupation till the
close of his life In 1920 he called the Office of Nav
or of the Corporation of Fredericksburg
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31

The mild provisions of the draft alluded to- as rep
resented to me- could not fail to be generally accepta-
IT. 10 our citizens, and would obyate the evils result
H. from repeal of the act--among which, total
enton to the at present belonging to the State,
and their consequent decay, would not be the least
Without some military establishment in the State, we
cannot acquire the from the general government
whch would be due to us-nor will we be enabled to
pond SO confidently to the concluding sentiments Of
|or Governors late message that Delaware was the
|Grs, TO adopt she will be the last to desert the Cons
tuition May it remain unimpaired by the restless spi
Hi of internal faction, or the ruthless violence of ex
formal foes. HARDWOOD.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31

Politics. &C. which cannot fail to render the journal
highly interesting to his countrymen. The leading
articles In the present number are-An Introduction
to the proposed History Of Ireland-Ancien mode of
celebrating Christmas in Ireland-New Years day
Grecian Females-Notices of Irish Authors and Ar
tsts-Ihe Pleasures of Home--Brian Boroilme's
Harp-Desultory Thoughts on Poetry, Music and Ell
oquence--Irsh Topography Descriptive Sketches of
the ecclesiastical edfces of Dublin-The Ruined
Castle of Dalky, Fragment--Sketches from the new
historical Irish Drama of Kathleen O'Neil, written
by the Editor of the Shield
The price of the Shield is $3.50 per annum or 2s.
Cd. per number. Persons disposed to patronise the
work are requested to call at this Office where they
may see specimen of it.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
SUNDAY mills.

As the subject of stopping the Mails Sundays has excl
ted such general interest," have to-day published length
the Report Of the Committee of the House of Representatives
whom the petitions the subject referred We heart
recommend the Report TO the careful perusal of read
we'll those who in favor of stopping the mails on
Sundays those who opposed to such For
our parts sincerely rejoice at the conclusion which
this affair has arrived for should look upon the interference
OCongress 10 regulate religious opening the door
to at least one Of the greatest that could befl Re-
Public-a Union of Church and State
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
MARRIED

At New Garden PENN Thursday the 9th inst by John
W. Thomas, Esq. Mr. JOHN ALLMON, to Miss ELLEN
daughter of the late ROBERT SQUIBB, all of Stanton Del
On Thursday evening, 2dnst, Washington City, by the
Rev Mr. Ryland, A UG USTUS H. RICHdRDS, of Phila-
delphia to REBECCa E. daughter of John Mclean Post
Master General.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
FROM DOVER.

The bill to authorize the Trustees of Mddetown Academy
to raise 25OUO by Lottery, has been lost the Senate
the third readngyeas Messrs Boulder and Naudan nays
Messrs Deakyne, Harlan, Maui, Tnda and the Speaker
petition from Col Lane, superintendent of the Light
House Establishment of this State praying the Legislature
to cede to the United States portion of Marsh near the
mouth of Duck Creek in Kent county, light house
thereon read and referred Messrs Oliver Robinson
and Boulder. petition from John B. Newman and Others
praying act to incorporate Manufacturing Company on
the Brandywine, read and referred committee of
three supplement to the Militia Law altered by
adopting for its title the following words An act to repeal
the act to establish uniform Militia throughout this State
and certain other acts therein mentioned and as thus
amended the bill passed the Senate the being as follows
Yeas, Deakyne, Harlan, Maul, Oliver Tinda and the
Speaker-Nays, Boulder, Naudain Robinson. The Bill was
then ordered to be presented the House. motion for
second reading of bill providing for the election Electors
of President and Vice President by the People, was negatved
An additional supplement the act to incorporate company
to make artificial road from Brandywine the Great Val
ley, &C. taken up for third reading and rejected The
bill divide Christana Hundred into two election districts
taken for reconsideration and motion of Mr. Lay
ton seconded by Mr. Booth, postponed until the first
Tuesday in October next. petition from the Bank of Will
mngon and Brandywne for supplement to their of in
corporations referred to Messrs Seal Raymond and
nent memorial from the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
pany, for of their charter referred to Messr
Deapain, White and Lohand Two petitions signed BY up
wards of 500 citizens of Newcastle county, for the repeal of
the militia law, have been presented by Mr. Seal petition
from citizens of the county, for the gradual abolition of
Slavery, referred to Messrs Deapan, Layton Lofand
Trutt, Tennent Newbold and Cooper Mr. Deaplan pre-
scented similar petition from inhabitants of Mspon Hun
ded bill taxing gill nets passed the House but lost
the Senate bill establish State Lotteries and several
bills for other lotteries indefinitely postponed The bill
relating apprentices and passed the House; as did
also bill regulating suits against corporations; bill fixing
The Auditors salary at 300 dollars, and bill alter the
time for opening the election in this Hundred from 9 to
o'clock The bill authorize the Bank of Wilmington and
Bandywne renstae their original capital, has become
aw.
Ig,I;J:, ma. IL ,npo.re nrohahlo f,oro o,,. 90.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31

FWNAILoRING BUSINESS--JoHN ~ JACK respectfully
M informs his friends that he continues the Tailoring
at No l. Vest High Street, and tenders his thanks
avors and his friends and customers that every
exertion in his power, aided by first workmen will be
ployed to give satisfaction
Youths clothing made in first style and best manner
Jan. 81 I4-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
RAIL ROAD TO ELKTON.

We would call the attention of the public to the
communication on this subject in our paper to-day.
We are sorry that matter of such vast Importance to
tins town and neighborhood has been permitted TO
sIumber so long, and trust that it will now be re-
vlved, and that something etfectual will be done.-
ou citizens must open their purses and display lit
tie more enterprise and public spirit if they wish to
see their Borough flourish and prosper, and the nat
raj advantages of it and its surrounding country tur
ned to good account.
:" domestic Duties 1T gives us pleasure to inform
our readers that American edition of this excellent
work has just been published. A notice of it, from
le Yankee, will be found the first page of this pa
per-. The Editors have few copies ON sale at their
Bookstore
me publication of " The Irish Shield and Monthly
csian, Historic, Literary, and Dramatic Journal,
aS been resumed II is printed in large octave FORM
III the City of New York, and edited with much ab-
by George Pepper. We have Just received the
number for January, which contains 80 pages, enbra
eng several articles of peculiar interest to the Sons
u the Emerald Isle. The Editor intends to give a
ilStoFY IT Ireland, Memoirs of her ustrious Patr
os' a compendous detail of the proceedings Of the
Da'hoc Association in Dublin, the Speeches in Par
lament regarding irish affairs, retrospect of Irish
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
DELAWARE REGISTER.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1928.
Prices at Brandy,eiae, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, 1926 $50: Middlings, $50 a $50 ;
Ryc Flour, per Dbl. 4,e5 4,374 Wheat, white, per
90 lbs 1873: red per do. ITO: Corn old, per 81 lbs
50: Rye per So lbs. 60: Corn Meal per hid. 1875
a IA do. per Dbl. 2,75 800.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31

Militia Lae.--lt appears probable from our ac-
counts from Dover, that the Militia Law will be re-
peaed If so, trust that the Legislature will make
some provision for the encouragement of Volunteer
Companies. A measure of this kind, we are persua-
ded would meet with general appreciation. 1t is bad
policy in any State to suffer knowledge of Military
affairs to become extinct.
To reason with the angry like whispering to the deaf
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
January 81, 1929

A &H. WILSON have just received a supply of White
A Bonnet Boards, of superior quality Ames's mannfac
ure and also, supefne Blue Hot Pressed and other Post
Papers, from the same Mill
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EJVIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Ran aw

EISIvE DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the sub
I'LL scriber, living Chrstana Hundred, the Brandy
wine Chay beae Springs, Monday morning last, dark
Yellow Man, named GEORGE, about twenty years DID, five
years serve, feet inches high, thin lips not
fiat walks little skow footed that he his shoes aside
Had old fur hat, somewhat torn old casinet
roundabout lined with green bare, two pair of striped tow
linen rowsers, and old lace boots The above reward with
all reasonable charges will be paid for bringing him home or
securing him so that get him again.
EN0CH GREGG
January 81, 1929 TIT
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On our last page our readers will find an Almanac
for TIE ensuing week. We intend to continue the pub
ation Of calendar for the week, and have no doubt
that it will be agreeable to our friends.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31

u ,EGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Leigh Richmond, au-
III thor of the interesting history of the "Darymans
Daughter for sale by A. & H. Wilson.
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To reason with the angry like whispering to the deaf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

THIS Stage leaves Josiah Parks Hotel,
= LtchAcId, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, amt
Saturdays, ut 4 In the afternoon, ION the arri-
val Of the mail stage from Hartford y lodges
at New Milford, where It meets the NorwSlk
stage; which goes out Of New. Milford Mon.
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 4 In the
morning, and arrives ut NOrwNk in time fur
passengers to take the steam bout for New.
York. Fare through to Nc,U. York, S3,G5.
RETURNING,
Takes the NOrwalk passengers NJ New.M
ford on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
and arrives in LitchHeld In time Cor the Hurt
ford stage. O. For seats apply at the Ba.
ut Parks Hotel. LitchHeld.
H. BARNES, Proprietor.
June 10. 1899 tt5G
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

Alta Meeting Of the Inhabitants of the T'o,cn of
CANAAN, legally sUGrned for the purpose
cfmGking By LG,0s for said tOscm, and hold
EN- at the Meeting House in the First Society
cfsGid Canaan. on the 5th day Of October,
A. ID. 1899:
NOTED. That no horned Cattle shall be
suffered to 60 ut large in the highway or
unencl0sed lands or commons in said town of
Canaan and IL any person or persons shall
suffer their horned cattle to 60 at large in the
said highways or unenclOsed lands or com.
mons. it shall be the duty Of the haywards of
the town, and IL shall he lawful for any per.
son 20 impOund them; and the poundage
shall be twelve cents for each creature. one
half Of which shall be paid to the iMpounder.
the other half to the pound keeper, and such
creature or creatures shalt not be released un.
I'll the Owaer or owners shall have paid the
poundage aud the expense Of keeping the cat
tle until released.
Presided, however, That one mich cow q
each family be excepted from the penalties Of
the above bye-law during she day time.
The above b true copy Of Record, exa.
mined by
BENAJAH DOUGLAS, Torn Clerk.
C0slsaa, Uei. 20, I8e9 ATS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22
NOTICE..

WE the undersigned having been appoint.
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the district Of LitchReld, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims Of the
several creditors to the estate Of
REUBEN GIBBS,
late Of Litch6eld, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and said Court having
limited and allowed six months from the 26th
day Of instant September, for the several cre-
ditors to exhibit their claims against said es-
tate, hereby give notice that we will meet at
the late dwelling house Of the deceased, on
the last Fridays in November, and March
next, ut nine O'Clock in the forenoon on each
Of said days, for the purpose Of attending to
the business Of our said appointment. All
claims not exhibited within the time limited
properly attested, will be barred II recovery.
NATH'L GOODWIN,
JAMES PIERP0NT, Consm'rs.
ROSWELL HARRIsON,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
MORRIS WOODRUFF, Executor.
LitckGeId, Sept. 90, 1890 tl7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22
Litch field County, s..

Lifch6etd County, IS.
august Term, Superior Court, 1899.
Upon the petition of CiGyindG Bammel, Of
~ Norfolk, in said county. praying Cor a
bill OF divorce from her husband. John L.
Bunnei. now pending before said Court:
Ordered By this Court. That said petition be
continued to the next term Of this Court % be
holden at Litch6eld. 10 said county. on the
th'rd Tuesday Of February, 1880; and that
notice Of the pendency Of the same Do given
6y publishing this order In the Hartford
Times. printed at Hartford, and 10 the Litch.
Held Enquirer, printed at LitchneId, six
weeks successfully. Immediately AFTER the RI
sing OF this Court. By order Of Court.
CIVIC FREDERIcK WonCorr, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
IL trict of LitchReld hath limited and allow
ed six months from the Cd day Of October
instant for the creditors to the estate of
GROVE CATLIN,
late of Litchfeld, deceased, to exhibit their
claims to the subscriber for settlement. All
those who neglect To present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time, will be
debarred recovery. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to
JULIUS CATLIN. Executor.
LiichGeid. Oct. z, 1899 ~