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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
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Deam the King This long expected news has
arrived ab last, and will be read with an interest dis
proport9ned to its importance. 1t seems pretty GER
in' that the demise of George w will be barren of
political conscquences-Mnisters aud policy rem ain
unchanged.
The triumph of the Libcralists in the recent cleo
lions ID France, information of which is furnished
oy rms ARRIVAL is an event of much more importance
than the British Kings death
Fhe French 1t appears, have had some hard fight
ing with the Agerincs and the Arabs The civ
had not been invested
Liverpool circular Of the LIST July, saws that in
consequence of a favorable change IN IN, weather
the speculative demand for flour had ceased md
there was no disposition to buy the previous rates
-27s 2os per Dbl. Holders however were firm
Tobacco was dull and the prices hardly maintained.
a great number of arrivals had given a check to
cotton:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
MR.. KINGS ACCOUNTS.

We continue to-day the republication from the
Norfolk pHpors, Of MIR. Kings reply to Mr. Auditor
Kendalls rejoindcr
From the general curiosity excited by this cx,rnor
binary warfare, we need scarcely invite pcrusaI Of
Mr.. Kings second answcr---an answer So level 70
every capacity that any attempt to simplify il w,nla
be supeifuous any assurance of its conclusive cha
racter, would but insult the understanding Of him who
reads il.
II will be observed tbal Mr.. X has not finished HE
answer. Ofthot which is to come VIC have hoard
some ininatons. which authorize us TO express tho
belief that even enemies will be made to give cvi
dence ofhis innocence, and the males Tor Irnorancol
Of tic Secretary, and Slanderer General of the Adm
nisratlon, Amos Kendall.
Every citizen must feel ashamed of the sorry f.
cure by the Secretary of the Navy in this conro.
vcrsy--a cats-paw o; Amos Kendall who has nj last
showed him aside altogether!
Of Kendall and the character of his reports. go I'M.
worthy the Government and the country /, is needless
TO say word Ills inamy is so generally conceded
that 1t were graturous to insist upon IT, IL he viii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Dromo, from Saco, with lumber
Schr Ann Howard, Mott, from New York via Nor
folk, with sundrios, to N Gordon, f Hillard, and
hay to master.
Schr Ann Smith, Darling, from Norfolk
Schr Vineyard koene, from Now York, With bal.
last.
Schr Milo, Carroll from Norfolk
Schr James Lawrence, from Alexandra, with fish,
TO Winston.
SAILED,
Schr Richard, Corson, for New York, with coal
Schr Cornelia, Denyse, for Brandysine, with
wheat.
AZ Liverpool previous TO June goth, MogIl Da-
us, Virginia. 3otb, mofea, HumRoId, do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
From the Correspondent The New York Courier g. Eunursr

From the Correspondent Of The New York Courier ENQUIRER
SALEM, Sd August, 1880.
To-day, little after nine o'clock, the court open
cd tor tho purpose OF trying the Of the two
Kuapps and George CrownnshIeld At an en- rly hour
idle boys and those of larger growth began TO COL
lect around the court house. A stall or Two with
gingerbread apples and gothic asles in sugar dec
Grated the square, and furnished entertainment for
little boys and little girsthn iaverns for man and
horse. Among the groups hanging round there APP
peared tn be sone speculation 10 The chances of
denth, which hung over the three prisoners Some
bet on George Crownnshield, others on Frank Knapp
and probably few on Joe Many Others thought
Prank by far the greater rascal, and would take the
odds that no would swing Froin the windows of tho
surrounding houses, female faces were seen pcorInp
forth, the green curtains between The scene was
uncommonIy lively, for such melancholy object bat
there appears to DO something implanted in the ma
turc OF man, which makes him draw excitement even
from the dstrcsscs of his follow creatures.
On the entrance of the Judges, the doors were
opened for the people, and then he torrent roll
ing along the little court house, and rushing UP
against the ratings like the tide boiling up the rocks
OF Nahant. In this rush for seats, TO the forms
OF Justice exercised IN the of the Knapps, there
was hercenoss cvlty, rudencss, and roughncss that
made the front of the gallery crack again. The
sci for and against the prisoners had already taken
tser seats little before the judges made their
appearance, Mr.. Webster, arraycd in sober black
carrying green bag containing his papers made his
appearance IN the of the court house and gain
cd the interior by the private entrance used for the
lnch"oIS vi 'heVa' nc Iooked well and comtOrta.
bic. lie has been employed To aid tho counsel for
the commonwealth. The counsel for the Knapps
were Mossrs. Dexter aud Goodcnor of Boston
franklin Dexter is young man in hrs profession the
son of the famous Samuel ID xtrr, and 10 esteemed
promising man Of his agc. Mr GoOdenor- suII a
yognp man but from the figure they made il Is pr,b
iematlcal whether they will ever rise above he me
diocti,y OF The profession. In the hands of such
man as Webster, u dozen of them are a nero mouth.
full.
Afer the Court had been organized tho three
prisoners were brought IN and placed at tho bar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
To TIE Ep,roRs OF THE Wue

Gentlemen: Ii having become the fashion to cleo
tioneer through the newspapers I beg leave TO re-
commend the claims of WIN. B. Randolph 10 the vo
ters OF Henrico county lie is property holder in
the county, and has complete identity of inieres,
with IT. IN oil that regards its prosperity. He is a
man OF sense and information end OF independence of
political sentiment and department These are the
Essential qualifications for useful representative
He IS no lawyer, and in that think. possesses in
the present crisis, a high recommendation. Recol-
!ect that the next Legislature new models the JUDI
cary. Rccollect that the interests Of LAWYERS are
pie want cheap and expeditions admins, ration ot
justices the interests oflawyers require as much form
as possible that it may breed delays and roto fees
Have care of the lawyers! They are good inteIli.
gent and patriotic citizens, but they would be more
than men, if they did feel some bias towards tbe
course which will put most fees into their pockets.
SQUARE TOES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
A"'ount Of Produce and Number Of Boats passed

sanoUnt Of Produce and Number 0f Boats pnsse5
doton through tie Eotosr Locks
AUGUST 81 hhds tobacco. SIS kegs and 90 box
cs manufactured do. 1852 bbls -four, 3o1I bushels
wheat, terce tobacco, 5000 slaves, 6 cords wood o
tons sand, 81 boats coal boats, 2iel bushels coal
6.-l13 hhds tobacco. ! boxes manufactured do
2O4 bbls flour, 1896 bushels wheat, 5000 lbs henp.
tons sand, cords wood IL boats coal boats, 1870
bushels coal.
7--3S hhds tobacco, 303 bbls flour, $500 bushels
wheat, 600 bcts, 100 hoop poles, tons sand =
sqnares slac, cords wood, empty boat, 90 boats
10 coal boats, 2O79 bushels coal.
8--35 hhds tobacco, 80 bbls flour, 766 bushels
wheat, lC boats coal boats, OF bushels coal
DIED-On Sunday morning last IN Manchester Chester
field COuny, Kennon Giles in the 81 - wear of his ags
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

From, the Baiiiraore Patriot
Inc editor OF the Richmond Enquirer has very
" tins warm weather got himself into violent na.,on w.
efan niuatnns OF an occasional writer In this s no,
a ea;s ms densl .tsefnraIou! Recitation mast ne va
"a ~ 80 80 IN os o".'',.soa IA bic
gentleman IN PASSION and therefore some Ian
tue a9~ed Elm he &c not the first b. many, who VIXEN in
that predcament, has harAh or vulgar ,ohsI. ~
way OF reducing the hsh psessurei who has falseood
-msehood." wren soreiy heset and called refuiaon
'wrItsr and publisher That of little moment, Sbomld
nc even urse all and singular who any wise counec
TED with The cause of irritation, there be good hors "A
speedy and radical change OF Language least on his
or inc tact ve'h IN history tho; tho the Richmond
Enquirer are but the fcrcIunueTs of sayish aduIa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

/ Ia Eauqaies and Prince Wiliiam--Col. Jno. n
Wallace OF Eauquicr, and Col. Jno Gibson of Prince
/ William.
It, Stafford, King George, wes,moreiaud, Rich
mond. Lancaster and Nor,humberlapa-wo have
heard of no opposition to Mr. Chnn.s
II. Culpeper, Madison and orap,e--In THE D.-
.ret' ten l.. 4. Dadef Of Orange, end Daniel Il.
Slaughter Esq Of Cupeper, each of them Senators
In the last Een. Assembly. are brought in conflict
by the new arrangement--contest expected to be an
MATED, and thought doubtful.
la. Albemarle, Nelson and Amhers.--we hear Of
no opposition to Dr. Charles Cocke@ OF Albemarle.
49, Fluvanna, Goochland, Louisa, and Hanover
iioratio u Winston of Louisa, is we believe the
sole candidate.
~ spossylvania, Caroline and Essex-Jno III.
bernardF Of Caroline, and Robert Patton. of Fred
ericksburg.
u. hng n Queen, King William, Gloucester.
Natthews and Middlesex-T. w. s. Gregory of King
" hiiam' Wm- Armistead of King & Queen, and Au
CUISINE l.. Dabney of Gloucester
~. Accomack, Northampton Elizabeth CITY.
lork and Warwick-We hear of no opposition 70
Col j. u Joynes,* of Accumach
-. Charles City, James City, New Kent, Hen
Fico' and City of Richruoud-We hear of no opposi
ton to Gen J. d. Harvie* of Richmond
2i' Bedford and Franklin. We have not learned
with certainty who candidates
20 Buckingham Campbell and Cumbcrlard-t,oo
Booker OF buckingham, Randolph Harrison, sen. of
Cumberland
&c Patrick, Henry and Pittsylvania We hearas
yet ONO opposition to Gen BENZ W S. Cabcu of
Pittsylvania
81 Halifax and Mcckenburg known.
20. Charlotte, Lunenburg, Nottowoy and Prince
Edward--Not known
! %. Amelia, Powhatan and Ches,o-Gola W.
Old* of Powhatan, David II Branch of Chester
field.
20 brunswick, Qjnwiddie aud GreensvilIc.-We
presume no opposition Geo. C. Dromgooe*.
III. Isle of Wight, Prince George, Sou,hamptop.
Surry and Sussex. We presume, no opposition to
John Y Mason* of Southampton.
80 Norfolk, Princess Anne, Nanscmond and the
Borough of Norfolk. A Norfolk paper infers. that
Air Speaker Holt having accepted an Office which
places him at the head of monicd corporation tthe
branch OF the Farmers Bank at Norfolk will not be
candidate for the Senate Of Virginia As tuo off
ces are better than one, should rather infer tn,
contrary We know not hoy it is John A Chan
der, Esq of Portsmouth, is announced in the No,
folk papers candidate.
! NOTES.-Those marked thus >, ara now Sen,-
tors under the old Constitution
! 1here are likely many inaccuracies in the above
! Which our triends ia tho several Districts will oblpe
us by correcting, well by supplying information
where we at fault.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

Besides Sf0Os, 300s, zoos, t50s. zoos, &c.
Ticket Si-lIslve, S2--Quarters I.
Dismal swamp Lottery, No. 10,
To be drawn the 2Oth OF August
Prizes; $4,000, 5000, 800, $50, LOO, i Of
900. &c &c.
Tickets 81, halves 9, quarte'sI J..
u Tickets for sale at the Managers Office
where was sold ew weeks stree $4,000, iQocUc>
2,500, 900, &C. &
aug 10 YATES e MCINTYRE, Mapgeis,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
WHEAT.

- EALED Proposals will be received by the the
~ Directors of the Manchester Turnpike Compa
required b. law, tor twelve months from the rst ia,
OF SePiembe next--the proposals to be deposited *
the dollhouse of the said Company on or before the
18th day of August mex,
iufy 7-Isw6tIfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

DIED-On Sunday morning last, IN Manchester Chester
field County, Kennon Giles in the 5si year OF his age
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

u Fhe following is very merited rebuke of the
arrogance OF the Editor of the Enquirer end his Sir
Oracle style of dsposipg of propositions:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
MEDICINES AND PAINTS :

q NhES GODDARD, one door above the
,sesh supplies of Medicines Paints. Oils Dive Stuff
cwhich nn warrants genuine. will at n times sell
wholesale or retail as o,o they can be purch1sed
OF Clouds he Is better prepared for bsness than oven
before ." he hopes for increase of the liberal
patronage he has hitherto received
country Merchants. Physicians. Painters Ha,ters
Dyers, and those purchasing for family nae
pec,fuiy invited to call, send him their orders
The following articles deserve the attention offam.
ilcs ''" VI ia"'-
s y, Comment, which Is believed 10 equal any in
use for letters Scrofula, Ring worms &c AID i
ders. ' " S"en u'sor-
.uo"u. pdter, an efi'c uai remedy for sore mouths
eyes. o' " "eaN
Whae Ginger and Spices for Yellow Pickles. Jrrs
suitable for preserves and pickles
Turnip Seed -. "a N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10
Watch and Clock Maker

Watch and Clock Maker.
THE subscriber is settled at RycEiDg6au ro,,s
n House, and viI attend Cumberland and Primo
Ed''ard Courts regularly, with a good assortment of
toa'cnSs Je'oery and sitter lcGe, which he is enabled
to sell very low. as hn receives his sunpiics drSr,
from NEw-YoRK. Watches and clocks repaired,
and all kinds of jobs in his line, and roarrGnted
aug 4-SawSt 1t c HORACE SIJlY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

iIcRels So. halves 80 quarters 75 cts
- 10 be had at the Lottery q Exchange Office of
aug IO THO Il. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

" ANIED immediately. an overseer at INV farm
w near the town OF Manchester in Chesterfoid
county No S9s vii be of ss6itis. 81 H.
\ single will be preferred to a married man.
JAMES LYLE
Chesterfield County, July 2e-ctf
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

Iadian Qnsssion.--The speech Of the Hon. Jahez
w. Huntington, Of Conneecni, N ihe House 81 Keep
saws The New-York Daily Advertiser, has been pub
shed in pamphlei, and i intended. ~ we under-
sand Tor extensive distriluon. Il avery able ar
eus,ent % ~ sahiecs 81 the Iadians righSs and will
Sc read win much interest by all reFsons who regard
the principles justice and equity, and are anxousi 70
preserve the character Of asd conHify
from the deep reproach ii depressing poor defence
less race Of men by the sirong arnn 81 power.
We have received copy pf The speech allnded %
above, and shall probably commence IL pablicatioD
mex. week. Il i Of great leaglb. and will occupy
large portion foar paper Or two or shsee weeks.
II Z neysbesss . sbose stased. n able doeumsas
and we should be glad % sec L placed the hands Of
every one of DR.. HIS conssiiuenss.
Stase Esmgeyascs Recofd. The Coaaeciieut OBJ
server gives The following details of the number q %
ciesies ana members u This State. Reported for he
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15
THE ENQUTRER.
LITCHFTELD, JULY Is 7S50-

II Z
LlICHFIELD, JULY is, 1850. !,
Y u may have been observed b. cur readers ina,
the criminal law lately pnbliu,ea, man was for.
o.uosn 20 marry "his wife's metheF's daughter. -
ms appears was an error Of the press al Hartford.
where alle lawswere 6rst Published. The article re,.
| Peehng marriage, as corrected, is a. follows:
SEC: ~. No man shall marry any woman ,,;,.;.
sne ao,owlng degrees Of kindred: that is4o saw No
man smart marry bis grandhther's wife, wife,s grand
sss ianers sister, mohers sister fathers broth
wites n'others sister, fathers wife, wiIes mother
uaugnter, wIles daughter, sons wife, sister son's
daughter. danghters da0gler sons sons wife danCh
80, 8. VILE wlies sons daughter wifes taugh
.ers oangateF brothers daughter sisters daughter
brothers sons wife, sisters sons wife,
Aioa'"nsent 10 Joseph HGrris-A monument 10 per-
Petnate the remembrance Of The irst person who de-
ceased among the early settlers 81 this town, has re-
Gently been erected in the western Burying Ground
about mile southwest of this village. Ii s plan
simple, solid pillar Of white marble, abou, six feet in
height and two feet in diameter, resting upon un-
da''on OF granite; and appears very satabie for
the object intended. Mr. Harris, so far as any thing
is kscwn Of him from tradition, was plain unassun-
ing, but respectable E.rmcr-EIe had rendered him
self particularly obnoxious 10 the Indians thon resd
ing in the neghborhood by his energy and decision Of
character, and they embraced the first favorable op.
portunty thar presented TO murder him. On the west
side Of the monument is carved, in deep, handsome
letters, the following inscription:
In memory Of JosEPR HARRIS, who was murder
ed by the Indians, in the year 172l while pioughing
in his field in the vicinity ofthe Almshouse. He was
sl,r lue hn tol
found dead. sitting the ground, his head and body
reclining against the trunk Of ,rec."
On the south side is inscribed the following:
To record the first death among the original set.
ers 10 this town. and 10 perpetna,e the memory Of
worthy but unfortunate citizen, this monument is
erected $780, by the voluntary beneactions Of indiy
dual subscribers.'
The monument wasexec uted by Messrs. Church &
Rockwell. Of South Farms.
Colonisaticn.- American Colonization Society
give public notice thar vessel win be 1sspatchetl
from Norfolk 10 Liberia on the first Or October, and
will convey 100 or more enigranfs. In order 10 in-
passage \ - minated that an early applications
will be necessary, which may be made 10 the secrea
res Of any Of the state or auxiliary societies.
GT Credit was enormously given to the Hartford
Times TO article 10 last paper respecting the
Presidency. The article was complimentary to the
character and standing and growing popularity Of
Henry Clay, and endoayored to do Justice 10 him as
statesman-o course any NJ all acquainted with
the career Of that paper might well be surprised that
such an article should be cFeditcu 49, 81 n
~ At the time the above was put in type, we had
r.s saer tha Hartford Times IF this week allndnC To
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

And then naming with EFfl|I III||n IN. MANS
Ssri-mll;ss - hae 70 ,.nrssrfsr Il, dstp.. h;,s
$~r eornfnr. n \. mi ,,ssr 10 nv. fsnnnf''
Observation-Disclosures "a ff,;a i'lnSg kof and cid Z.
No. k;.ss ~ ,vr;ss n,,l,lils l.tfSrE sTkirh shal
ln,a ~ ssS,sl,,sie,,s fI,s reverre + 1000 wiIici
90 sr,..s,ras ~ ;si;S, IS ,hat ~ anne.
hssd ,,sv - cslls fbe ~ te
...s..s $1,000 k.a ~ u, !. f.,a.i cover.
rs;ne 49, 4 .,s,Ia hsa nlsrrd sIe pa,s
IA f7sSss n - - sss.. fhaf f.o,,n,
rs.r., T1s1str;aa u Il, fha Rsssian ;ntnrest 8.
M 81 s. ~. hI;sve ~. FRI ~, ~. m. I'm.
,..roe aiehs,Ias and fGe Russian CABINET ,lTe.
Il, ~, z i,s.I lIir hInelrss II infrir,,e 4 q
80 M. lsss 100. flat rr;nrs nsl h.s 80
$500 s,.s,,s ~, .t
&. - Ina 81 ,s
" 49, sha Liberties s,r I7ree ;rva r
slls - a''u 49,.
open ~ c0n.umesy any segh'' ~. SssSuln-
stances winch can neither be questioned nor
extenuated.- - London Courier. y
Mss laIon va 9ua,reeG WIN ne1 HUSBAND
L0fN A<euoA. auu mas ie!t Mluis
lt is said the ROthschiids have agreed to
lusS.s s ~ R,,s ~. 'iO'ss' = 1's ~
~ ~ u Z 81 Il -s.ss....l : z
TRADE tn Ens,and nad undergone no mate
rial alsesailon. ~ col mad advanced N price.
y X
s. x,:,,.;, s, !; sss,.s.,,rd n, tha III, ;,st
Ktssass essl ~. u ...0 c'h s''si'
Mrs. Anua n ester 81 his city ~ the 'pefsiia-
sion at one James Rogers, b0arder, went to
Z Ss.,,,,, Waaa;ao gba with the ,ss;stance nf
. ge.,'p 81 49,
saia hogers, secured tue wnuoWs a ii uoors
at her dwelling. and took the Key with her.
Rogers Immediately breaks open her dwell
49, ali b.r f,rnt,,re IN The mar
est auction room. and exposes u Tor sale.
Rogers soon called for the ayailsOfthe sale,
.,.;1 IL ,visfad Il saffIed h4f;,r4 his Unnaen
Sa.M ~ = s', a. 80 49,, :
folks came nome, Ior they WOuiu tnaAe
great fuss about it. The auctiOneer observed
lint IL had collected about SIS, which he
might nave ana the reHlainusF 40 suun &c s,,i-
iccfed. Rogers concluded 90 WaN Ior the
balance during which Mrs. II. returned home
.A ~ - s..f.sr,,, at;,r, and RACERS yv;,a taken
"ss e" -, Is -, ~. ~ -. Z .: 49,.
up. anu tue SSsTcti. GOsst. Uesus ~ ssa.
indicted and convicted Oh burglary anu grand
larceny. He was sentenced TO a confinement
~ ! years n the State Prison at Sing Sing
IT0f bRdset.
Value Of q Newspaper. -Ihe following par
agraPn y nom = iate fM.sourg uazeu
Ine Censass. W., maIs.'a. 'ay ~. ~.
uss Ia !, We '. Ia
$3.50 49,. c...s:.s 49,. ,,s,.s,,,rar
SMECu shC tdusteS WIZ e@sAS /" ..St,.'s,-ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15
20 AEEO9.

AAs REGULAR .mseliuT cf this SOcIkxx
~ Win Be held on estukday evening next
JSIVsgs 81 Orasr
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

The Ohio STATE Ballsiia seyn thatgood COMMERCIALS
bo.rdisg. uish washing. my be had for y sindssls
10 sespsesabls families. ~ AthsnS. he seat Of Ohio
College, Ter 81 rsek! =
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

Paul w. Cheesbrough's Estate.
O. @ much Of the Real Estate Of PAUL. W..
~ CHEESBROUGH, late Of Sharon, de-
ceased, Ms will raise the sum OF four hundred
and seventeen dollars and seyenty-tiree and
AZ, half cents, with charges Of sale. with sold
At the late residencesof the said Cheesbroueh,
10 said Sharon. At Public Auction. on Monday
thc 9th day of August, $50, at / o'clock X.
N !. p v 0rderOf the Court Of Probate for The
District Of Sharon.
ALPHEUS JEsWTTT. ldm'y.
Sharon. JuiuD. 1886 &
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15
Distriet Of Woodbury.. -.
s. PrObnfe Court, july s., 1850.
Estate Of Dr. C0NAN1' CAI.LIN. lats N.

Eesnte OF 1T. CEVIVAWIs lAILEN,8 t14e on.
M Befhlem, deceased.
TIME administrator represents the estate
~ insOlvcnt. and prays the appointment &c
Commissioners tbereon-- Ordered, that Com
missioners to receive and examine the elai0is
of the creditors of said estate 80 appoinfed AZ
the Probate Office ii Woodbury. On the frat
Monday of August, les0. 10 D nsciock fore
moon of which all persons IL Interest will
take notice and appear II they see cause and
be heard thereof. q.
CHAaLKs b. PHELrs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

Albany however has Increased the most ofany place
not recently settled that We have noticed. la 1920
the uopulaiion was 2,63O--it now contains nearly
81, 900 -having more than doubled.
Norfolk, Va. 5000 iaerease aboat 1900.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

Hon. Heman Aleu- late minister 10 Chill, has been
again nominated a. the aali-masoHic candidate for
Governor or Vermont.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15
NO,CICE.

THE First Ecclesiastical Society ia Eiscli-
field having sundry claims by note and
subscription remain unsettled. The c6,s,-
nlittee Of the society hereby give notice tkat
all the said Chains. IL whatever form oriRinat-
ing, that aEe unpaid at The expiration 81 one
month from this date, win be lodged IL The.
hands % an attorney for collection.
s. GALsPIN, D c.......,.s
q. SMITH, $500
BUEL, Co'ha''sses:
LitcAfeld, July Ie, 1880
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15
NOTICE.

l1IIITE,rTiiIIII'rT771 NDROKE into The enel0slIT1
y ~ Oflbe subscriber about the
Goth Of June last, two years
dN2S old Red HEIEER. which the
owner can have By paying the necessary 81
pense which has accrued.
AUGUSTUS FRISBEE.
Haueinfen. July Is. 1850 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

The Censns.-In Massachusetts, 30 Ear as we have
observed. the population during the last ten years has
increased very considerably In nearly all the towns
from which returns have been made, there has been
an increase offfom 10 70 60 per cent New-isediord
dependent in great measure upon the whaling bDsl-
ness, has nearly doubled her population. From other
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