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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
MIARINTl EIHWs
FOR "RENT.
NOTICE.
Edwd. NJ. Grernway s. Co.

~, i'errrt Street. .st1O York,
4 tONTlNUE 10 purchase manufactured FOODS
- Oh commission which ufar Is graf facilities to
dealers at disiarce, in kerpi.t, their supplies of
goods general without being extensive.
Their long experiences IN executing orders for
every description OK merchandise waited in Y.lp.n
ia and the Southern and Western StSt,s, induc. 5
them to believe they can give general satisfaction
to thrsc who will fuvor them with their business
l, Is their intention hereafter transact general
Commission Business, and will atlcad particularly
to the sale OF Cotton, Fotr, Tobacco. Or any pr.-
duce consigned TO them
R1erer es--fai. Chas NJ. Mitchell, Richmond,
Va Mrssrs Hancock g. Brown, Lynchburg, Va.
New York. goth January, 1890.
2awlt w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

SSPRING RACES oyor Toe BTpad Rock and Tree
" I'LL cOarsRs. Will co,nn,.Ice ut the first naused
place, on the Sd Puesday in Apsl next, and at the
snGr on the 4,h Tuesday n April: BY order of the
Ciuos lHHAM PUCKbT'T,} :
JAS ii. SELD4aN, rf0p'i''ofs
jln D or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
BANGING SCHOOL.

DANCING SCHOOL
MEX T. ". FACGHASS Scisnoi VIII hi cpenet ei Tn
Iva PARK haii Tor the rerspIhn "i Scholars Theresa
Ni, at ) o'chC%. T. "a und ihren days viA
also gvea ih2o s party SituIday evening '.s sd
jan 2D-eo5! Y IS. VAUGHAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

siiE general meeting OF the MninaI A.
"ursnc' Society against 6re ON building. Of the
STATE OF Vrginia. Will bc held nc tbr afise or the
.nid society in the Guy OF Richmond, OIL F,day ,Ie
x2fh day Of larDaIy rex. 1890.
LANES RAWLINGs.
Principal Agent of DIE
dec g9-l0t Mutual Assurance Soc3srv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
g ssrttosF &aIF8.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
~ o,chs the Soth day OF NC PSesen, mouth Of I,
e.. cans, aud Of record in Hs.Ieo County Con-, 0s
,nss 1871 a. surviving Trustee, sell AUCTION al h. me-
70 tas CITY OF Richmond be,s tie ha OF al, near
aeJoo,ns lie lots of Mr. n. e hkems.a NAe,,n 9Tsae'
me under N, S% convey oiy stlsL Tide, i, d-uv.d 10
iso zo-es oHAEtE Els copEAvn
virtue Of two Deras Of TIus es.coi..i d, iS, -
Mareel his WIFE ss one nsna, ,, By Villas Morris. sni
and The ohsr the egteeni dsy OF 1873,
5t, Eesd OF ITist, executed fesbcst A. C,,i a
.y, Io1S-au OF which deeds recorded in h, ia,
., " me ony OF kchn:ond shall proceed 10 .es, n ,
id The piIpo~es therein entoued TWO Iots 49,. n1ey,
IN I'm ehy of kehnond. kinur nd dis,i,e -
Y ~ ' az, sld Sy by No (a7) hundred and o,tv.
i.n no 49, Tires hundred aud fly ~, which a..
copVeyedto the said " liam Nnrti, Lv Ii,oma we're
oais "s v,e by their deed bearing da,r the IS,b -.
~ To- ara a1n'ied 10 Iecod clerks o1,r. 80 a
Son OF iiusiibs a,r sad cIry-and ON ubseh a., " is
1Vr oinA un"dnE5, esEn As warehouse and "a, o,.,
Snoyn - - uief .tnS Lots pieces parc-x OF land
49,, ain distinguished m tie pan said CITY Inv n,,uJ,
SD rre hundred and forty two ounier thye. ~ e,
.s$ nIre (aa9 and number three hurried and crr s;s
t nh 1 i-iiidipss commonly caed Sherkoe Wa,cbom.
"nn all o'1 buiid,qs ai.d improvements ,h,reo,
i--iy sss tS,.vejna TO tie sad William Marie -, -.
,r,h o. - o ,s,,sasn moes ,!rsIenfoue made ON me
20 uay OF ,re is2b 10y Rehafd Greory ard s1iIahe H.
wi'e and John ftau and wilson Grepnrv .hs nsss - 's
90 f sar dsy by Joseph Duhley Chesr,irld con,y 90
A'Vlltfi 10 recTd ~ the clerks Office of the
1nf' 81 sad cay; also other Lot Die, or ps,csl ocI
Gnow aud Distinguished ~ the Iaa Cd >sui civ D, nnhs
HiFnfI Morris by William snits ND So g ~ sad
jazz orrn 6eaig dale tir l!h September IaS6 ~
aanned 10 rrnd "a the Clerks ople u ,s fiurss Sor1s
f'e sr"sifrs have known tho r,J. IN m. ,,.,
s;rs T qeI"nea but tie. vii - convey thai aI,
lnHN NJ. AsMIsTEAD
w DANDRIDEE.
HERBERT A. CLAIRORNk lrs'e,s
t,,. ;, CHARLES GAY
ETn'1ppt lrc llth l82q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
THIRTY TO f. h1.Y NHoRors

I'm Wednesday. ii Sd Feb sl,sD proceed "a
~ sell IN iroIt Of lie Bon Tavern. 81 ii o'cL,et
M iioIn 30 80 10 likely Negroes rart of which
are iirst rate tolls ccn factory hands. - I'D
I snfe to b., cCndur,ed by }. s. y CuaRY g. go.
Jag: John LYONS dec'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

NOTICE.
TIME business heretofore conducted under the firm
Il ofALBERTA. NORRIS q Co in this civ =
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Eirmino. 10
teph 3. and Edwin james, aione. are authorized Z,
seitlo the busness OF said coucern. AL persona ha
wing Claims will rreaent them To tha said Jameses
Tor payment and those Indebted. are most earnesfTS
requested TO mafc Immediate payment to them.
FLEMING JAsIES.
]. SHEPPARD JAMES.
EDWIN JAMES,
ALBERT MORRIS
Richnnd; hl Jan. 1890 aaw1w
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
"A The Subscriber will sell the handsome
inn Brick Tenement nt the corner OF G. And
ESss ith S,reeis--hddress hun ct Williams
4burg, Va Ri: SAUNDERS.
pan l3--2aw2ty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

WISH 10 dispose OF rect OF lard lying ia = Do
L yer county, CT the Stage Road, leading to TIA
Merry OGkes, about ioI miles from ;be CITY OF Rich
Dond, Containing Is ncres, with good improvements
thereon. Il is q good stand for Public Hons To-
which purpose It has been hrnarly kept; the greater
part OF the land is IN woodsI will sell, rent, lease
or exchange IT for real properly in or near the city Of
Richmond, or for yrurg Negroes. For further par
ticuiars. apply - NJ James P Tylar, or to the
subscriber WILSON b. CLARKE
Tau % CT?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

Sperm and Ta!loW Candies.
Ok Boxes bet spern1c,ti candles
G1s1 90 do d0 taliow do Fer sac bv
jan % T. II. DREW, Act.
ERDSii HOPS Just received, ssppiy OF irsl
~ sort hips, for sale al retail, by
jan 20 " II. DREW, Ar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
JOHN TUCKER.

s TIE Imported YOUNG TNUF4'LH,
CtSN-s-x> an entire lInre of he best blood in En-
EnzA RE gland, viii siapd Ut the village of Bar
VI YlY boursvilSc' the ensuing season, 10 COZ,
ee&Szkz2kz mrrce on the LIST March, and end on the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29
GO II 4 " n A

discharged by The of $50 during the sens on
Insurance. sixty dollars The remarkably propisii.i =
character of EOhlnnas colts being so well known Ia
Ills section of county,, is dtv.Ded necessary i;
soy ubcui i. l'- x -
inn Ie-eoAw NO NJ pnT,Ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

u Tbs I,o;tnsy Is uuder tie uanaucmeot OF
Yates g. Intyve.
Tickets S., Halves 90, onsr'rrs e5-fpr suie a,
pn9 "a LAMBERT y Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

MANAGENS OFFICE.
o. Success again Head Quarters
TEaliE following arc the Numbers drawn in the
Il Delaware and s. Carolina, Ciuss !, for $50
II 80 5 81 16 10 50 II.
II 80, Whole TICKET, capital prize of 81 600
d II So, do ID DO 100
IL 81 81. do do do 100
All cold at the Managers Odhce, and the cash paid
presentation.
For Il con,inua;io ion, you have only to call at Head
Quarters, YATES g. MINTYRE,
inn 30
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
TIE CLOSE OF THE SESSION.

Yesterday, at 70 o'clock. terminated the
First Sessisn OF ths twenty first CougVes
OF the business traesactcd in both Houses,
40 account will be found IN tbs preceding CO.
Iumns.
We shall shortly publ,sh a complete Lis, of
the Acts which have passed during the Session.
OF the bills which passed on Saturday even
ing last, il will be observed, tina, the Fresaeot
put Bis veto upon one of great Importance to
shis District and 20 the upper part OF the State
oi Maryland and tie whois Western country,
and in which. as connecting link Of the great
National Road to the West, ths whole Union
was interested
IT VIII ss seen, slsc, that tina bill Tor max
fng an additional appropriation for the Louis
vile and PoTtsnd Ce1sl, and the general bill
concerning f. Sht housea, bueys, bGrbors, &c.
have been retained by tho President !sr fuller
eonsid ssau or. Ths course isht'ieved TO De
without precedent, bu, 10 not OF fhat ground
Objectionable, IL legal. We have locked into
the Constitution, AND SUPPOSE that, from its
phrasecoey, Is the Ptesident shaii at sOy time
hereafter, during hs P'eaidency, sign these
bills, they will become ,aws. Such was csF.
FANNY rot the intention OF the $enst,tutou; nor,
we sHPpose, 10 Il tne in' ent'eu Of the president
g. rs :s.R these b.is hey and the tisne necessary
for thor 6ue consideration. enc 81 these bills
ts at = AescriGtna which has annually received
che sanction Of ell the branches 81 the Govern
'IncHt for Snesc m&ny yesrR pact. and "a which,
In the present rsstauce, although the aggregate
anr',nt involved IS not large, twenty Of the States
ofthjs Union, res'des the TerTiloT,es, ere more
or les inta-cscd.
The de,erW;ra.ien Of the President in re-
wsjd te these three lac, billsI produced more
of = sensa,icu thar ary thing that usually oc.
Gu IT she close 81 4 SESSION Of Congress. I he
Administrator Is considered, by 'he rejection
% the Rocky lie a.a Frederick hoad Bill, To
have AIKEN &. urd against internal Improve
Ttat,nush more ceCidedy than as looked tor
generally.
A novel p oeese-n", yesterday, tha r"as
says o: the President q s.i'y M lis apPToba'
tien Of one Of lhe tI:s W'.ich he slLaeo. f" IS
Supposed By sslG, thai th,s qualification rlsy
infect the const5uelion q his pa1t of he bill
81 which il I..et-. tn i.-2 However, must
De erranao'.z; as IL Il se;...-., snati..,s - lhe
genius Of az Co4s'ilulion, ,!h tAe president
Shall make (by cons.ylrg) he laws ana th'
s.Srsnts hem. The Law n.usl be judged by lie
terms, and not by the Presidents I-ental rs
seryation 10 sgning IT.
Ths weather vas fhe yesterday SGg v III
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
From the Journal Of Csnmercc.

MEssRs. EDroRs-As Monday is "wash
ing day You viii he doing a great service
to your readers by informing them they Mill
find great saving In sxpease and labor, if
they will dlrect their servant, 10 use the ayti-
Gle or "Sal Soda" Its effect in soitening IT,
water, end acting upon tho dirt in the
Sloihes, 70 very astonishing; and it neither
requires as lauch labor, Or soap, 10 clcaHse
thtE', nor does it occasion any aagneIs to
the clothes. observe it is kept - most Of
o"r eiocssa- .>-h as ap9lhcc,. RES. and the
former seilt Tor, and no. .. en- ona shiiilag
peT no-GG.
ans best method -, use ii, 10 put small
IN. yl''on' ~ .. ~ ci es large table spooS
.1li, ., '"'A' Eoif Zoe size of au egg, into
.iS ",''e' Wncu It is heating. and by leelln!
-. Ater, yUu can ~ once tell whether Il
ID Soda OF water.--This is quite suthcien
ior two tubs Of rain water. L hard wste,
nlore vii be required.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

81 hour after the Sdisururaent. three fouFshs
Of alt the members had dispersed North, East,
West, and Seuth, to their respective homes.
Ma. .EHt,Of JttIs Les.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

Ia. Federal CO'ss.ittstioI--Mr Jo,,r,
ErLIoE has just published, in four vob 'anas
a collection Of valuable materials iIus,r..e-''
of the Constitution The three first Vein:
contain ths Debates Of tbs Sta.. Csnv.n,;ono''
as far as they have been reported or pre,s'
we'd, en- adopting the Constitution, as sNb,1
mitted 10 1881. the fourth eobtain, a.
Journal, Debates, Sc. ofthe GeneYd Coeven'
ton, and also, Rese-d If CoRgrSss:,sai 3.
t;,sions frem 1882 TO 1890. on disputed pop,,
of the Constitution. Fol- indexes ts 4.
whols make it work of convenient ryl,.
eass, and valuable to ths private eiszea .,
well as to the statesman or ConstitpHo,,
lawyer. We trust that the work viii ree.;,,
patronage commensurate with the gs,,
labor and CO.'S its prepaTation.--[Isia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

RHILLS FOR RENY.--The snb'etloV.
I'VE will reat, for the term OF three }sI1nss
to u good tenant, bis MFR CtLa.NI u t~4.'.
Ter aud say ,NiLkS. situate on NJ NJ
rera Creek. oRs alb . bali "'ies ilop. " anl
Gnsburg; they ais &c" u so9d FePS''' ''''
Will BE ren,ed AZ a fais price. &C.. n
, JOSIAH FLAG, j
May e., lSsQs-~0,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

We -nae+axnS tl,at wHApros ,
was yesterday rsnonalnated to the Seps,.. ..
be an Indian Agent As he has beer !. .
rejected by that body, the chances Of his o-,
Rrmatioh are censiderable; especially -, y. :
tise leading incident Of bis life is taken -,
the ACCOUNTABLE. Jotr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

BALTIMORE, JUNG 2.
Fire,-We learn that the Calico printins
department OF j. A. Buchanan's Warren Fac
tory, about IA miles IRON Baltimore, With
soase contiguous buildngsano quantity OF
goods were destroyed by tire lastnight There
is insurance TO considerable amount On the
property, hut ii is expected not sufficient 10
cover tho loss, which we nave heard vartoas'
~ estimated at from 30 to $4,000 --Patr'e''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

We learn that SIR RandOl,h, The new
Minister TO Res.ia, has Recommended NE
,fo's' Randolph Cioy. Of Philadelphia, as Pc
et>tafy Of Legation; and it is tbs pFae'Iro
OF the Executive, we believe, to consult mo
wishes Of our Foreisa Minister. in Che Sc
lection of the Secretaries of Legation, wa
presume Nix Clay vii! receive the aPpo'"''
meat MAJ. Intelligence,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10

We hsve already stated that the Presideat.
ayoiling himself Of the absence of Mr. Taze-
we'll and of the sickness of MIR. Marks, had
rensmlnated MIR. Noah 10 the Senate. The
denomination was confirmed on Friday
isos p, Mays %. The Vice President Civ
'sg the Casting vote Ia the affirmative. AZ
tor placing Anos is Office, MIR. Calhoun we
thnk was right 10 voting for Noah, who, fer
ehe tirst time, wa learn from the Telegraph is
his political irIent. and though favorable t.
the reelection of the greatest and best,"
prefers Mr. Calhoun 10 Mr.. Van B,zen as bis
/ Successer-bat OF this we dealt believe a
word.
/ The frequent denominations iNade by a.,
! President strike as as highly di.sespc,,Gl +,
The Senste-it is to be pIesume1 hecor,
would act upoo any nolniaati.,. cara wsvI,
be taken to procure all In. ;nformat;o,
respecting the shs racteE oc ~ : -,-' -"
css'ary f9r "a esli', .htcmea epiaion Of hi
h :sS :. "n." las is done, aud the iNdi
: ''DuA = .. bSS-etsd. 10 Ceu0miuate hun lsol;
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

Complimentary.-At meeting of inc members of the Legislature of Massachusetts to nominate candi- date for Governor, the thanks of the meeting were unanimously voted to the Hon. Daniel Webster for his late able and manly vindica'on of NewEngIand in reply to the recent assaults of members of the Sen ate of the United States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
DISTRICT N0NTENATIONTs,
DISTRICT NO. Is.

To the Electors ofthe District composed ofthe towns
 ofLltchfe!d, Harwinton, Torrington, Winchester,
 New-Hartford. Barkhamstead, and Colebrook:
 take the liberty draw your ate non to the name of PHINEHAS MINER, Esquire, as suitable and proper candidate to represent this District in the Senate in the next session of the Gen eral Assembly, As Mr. Miner formerly resided in the northern and Iatery in the southern par of the District, his character, principles, aud qualifications are universally known to our cit.zens Nothing need therefore now be said in commcndation of the uua- ties of his head or his heart, in exposition of s claims to this responsible appointment. Being man of strict integrity, and of the greatest partiay, he will doubtless if elected endeavor faithfully to repre- sent the interests views and feelings of all our cti- zcns. He will be the last to indulge prosecuting dspesitlon and never can be induced to embark in a crusade against any class of ho electors of the Dis. trict. AN ELECToR,
 February 27 1899.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

that the constitutional opinions of the gentleman and his worthy colleague, prevented them from suppOI ting it. Sir, did l state this rfaer of reproach [ Far from it. Did attempt to find any other cause than an honest one for these scruples? Sir, did uot It did not become doubt nor to insinuae that the gentleman had either changed his sentiments or that he had made up of constitutional opinions ac- commodated to any particular combination of political occurrences. Had done so, should have iclt that while was entitled to little respect in thus questioning other peoples motives, justified the whole world in susPecting my own. BuhOw has the gentleman return et this respect for others opinions? His own candor& Justice how have they bt exhibited towards the mo- tlves of others, while he has been so muc pains to maintain. what nobody has disputed, Ile purity of his own! Why sir, he has asked when and hOm, and ,clty New England votes were found going for measures favorable to the West; he has demanded 10 he n- formed whether all thIs did not begin m 1895, and a0hile the election ofIresi0en ,c.s W pending? Sir both cogent, and at hand Nevertheless. l will an swer the question by retort, but by facts. I will tell the gentleman aohen, and ho,c. and uhy New England has supported measures favorable to tkc West have already referred to the early history of the GOvernmen-to the first acquisition of the lands ito the original laws for disposng of them, and for governing the territories where they lie; and have shown the influence of New England men and New England principles in all these leading measures I should not be pardoned were 10 go that ground agaln Coming to more recent times, aud to meas ures ofa less general character, have endeavored prove that every thing of this kind, designed for Western Improvements has depended on the votes of New Eng and; all this is true beyond the power of contradiction.
 (Speech 10 6e continued
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
NOTICE.

VIE Court of Probate for the District of IL Woodhusy iras limited and allowed sir months from the date hereof to the creditors to the estate Of JOHN CLARK, late of Bethlem, iR said district, deceased, re- presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed James darnsey' Abraham Hawley and Nathan Bur- ton, Jun. Commissioners to receive and exa- niue said claims. Certified by
 CHARLES B. PHELPS, .Judoe. The subscribers give notice. that they shall mect at tho house of EIam Beardsiev, in Wa. tertonn. on the first Monday of May and the first Monday of July next, at one o'clock ip the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 JAMES GARNsEY, )c.
 ABRAHAM HAwLEY, co"'"''S-
 NATHAN BURTON, JR. "'0"e'S' All persons indebted to said -siatc are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 ELAM BEARDSLEY, Adm'r. Waterto,On, Feb. I. 1880 esq
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
Seth Wakeman's Insolvency. CO2la7aGssGOmcrs' NOt9ce.

WE the subscribers having been appoin,-
 W cd ny the Hon. Superior Court at their session holden at Litchfieid, within and for the county of Litchfeld, on the third Tues day or February, A. D. 1880, to act as Com miss'oners in executing the powers and grant, ing the relief specified in the statute law of this state entitled can act to authorise the Superior Court to grant relief in certain eases of inso!vency." upon the estate and person of | SETH WAKEMAN, of Salisbury, in said coun- l ty, adjudgcd by said Court at at their session aforesaid. to be an insoIvelt debtor within the true intent and meaning of said act. We therefore hereby give notice that we shall meet at the dwelling house of Edward F. Gay in said Salisbury "n the fourth Monday of March, ApT't, and September next, at one | o'clock P.H! hn each of said days. to receive. adjust aud ascertain the several debts due and ] owing by said insolvrnt debtor to such of his creditors as shall scasonaby present and prove the same.
 LOT NORTON, ) Comun;s-
 FREoknlcK A. WALTON, sioaers.
 Salisbury, Eco s5, 1880 +sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
DISTRICT NO. IT.

We are happy te learn that large proportion, and we think we may safely say large majority of the Electors of the 7h District have determined to sup. port AUGUSTUS PETrIBONE, Esq.
 of Norfolk, for the Senator of that District Mir. Pet tbone is well known and so much respected throughout the District, that it be necessary urge upon the Electors of that District any reasons why he should receive their support. It is sufc;en, to say, that through all the exaspe' aons of party feel ing and the vicssitudes of party conflicts which have distinguished the last years of political history, Mr. Pettbonc has maintained, unimpaired aud usdi- yded the confidence of all classes of the community. And the result otthat confidence, anticipate his election by an overwhelming majority.
 MANY ELECTORS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

iSpanish Quarters.-A number of the New-YorL Banks have come to the determination not to receive the Spanish quarter of dollar except for 24 cents- Should banks generally come to this conclusion, and the community follow their arbitrary decision, it would be exceedingly annoying. Although the Span ish may be little more worn than the American coin they enough to them in weight for all useful purposes in making change.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

bCSlNESS, at his old stand in South-street, ,nne taor n,stt of the Episcopal Church in this village, aod will he very happy to wait on all thrse wbo will please to favor him with theF;Sus;cm.
 He has on hand and offers fnr sae he lut- lowing articles "A handsome ase ortment nt Grntiemen's calf skin Boots. made io a9ud style and newest fashion, and warranted ia. Shoes and Brogans. in good style; do, cr'a- hide Boots; do. Brogans and Shoes. sev.e:' and begged, of superior quality; Wom"n'n sealskin Boots and Shoes; do. mor0co Shoes; do. prunrlle Shoes and Boots; Misses calf skin Boots; Children's Boots and Shoes "f all descriptions. The above articles are of good quality, and will he sold low for cash or approved credit.
 The subscriber would invie all those who are in want of the above articles. to gi'e him call and examine for themselves before pur- chasing elsewhere.
 CURTISS WOODRUFF. LitchfeLd. Feb. 25. 1850 tlS1
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
WILLIAMS PRIZE LIST.

I)ro,um Nos. GrOtOn MOnwmeRt, cEGss IS. S8 29 70 49 l2 SS S9 35
 Grand Consolidated. elass 5. AZ 5I 54 60 57 4S 38 60 Sl ~ February s
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
FOUND,

my chest. in Goshen, on the evening of A. the 9Sth ult.. one psir of Shoemakers' rlNCGstr, supposed 10 have been put in at Cornwall Hollow, where said chest has been for some weeks past, and frequently open The owner can have the same by proving property. and paying charges.
 FREDERICK U. CHAMBERLAIN.
 Goshen. March l, 1880 ss8
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04
STATE NOMINATIONS.

GIDEON ToMLINSON, for Gore,nOr. JOHN s. PETERS, for Lieut.. GopernOr. ISAAC SPENCER, for TreGsurrr.
 THOMAS DAY, for Secretary of State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-04

Another exctemen, is said to be springng up in the infected (western) district of NewYork. Instead of anti ti-masonry, or JacksOnism or Van Burenisn, the people are now u dispute respecting the titles the real estate of the famous Holland Land Company and it threatens to sweep the antmasonic question Rto nhI; rion No harm in that,