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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

CAMBRIDGE (Oho) OCT. ID.-f.3reg-o D}9..
lois singular lniIviodal waS n, or place oi
In SHAY, tne day OF orr le,iiun, ami preaeh4
Ia the CoaIt lionse square. to It4pe a,spm
bIdge OF persons, ahoa. whom We noticed II
tdtr proportion OF dies all drown foge her. b.
a co,n.non dssire to see aDd hear an ,nd,yill#
whose strange hahiIs and eCcru,ririf, OF cbd..
acter have i'r many yea, pA,I, rendered bat
an oJcct Of interest ahl ruipsj;r, whefeIer ~
ia, appesed Us style oi prelcaIas Is east
characterized Nithont uudertakipn II Sd,
what IL 'o Ike, 20 will merely state thai it i, H,
unlike thai "hlct is usually cxhIbi ell N In.
sacred desk, as the habits OF th. singular par.
so" are unlike tho5e of mankind at IaIge. lie
Is certainly an extraordinary specimen II tn.
eCcPntr'city OF genus, and his preaching 10
like himself, sing alar, in the strJnge.t sense Of
the wold. Poa are al, I spgposs lgr Clay
I toW tatN iHe 10 y9u about Cldg WIS ne
introduction 10 his discourse, IN wllca ha
d"rIt "poa Ihai passage OF Scripture winch Dc.
sc'o"s man as 4 si.tie lump oi ctdY IN lhr BANS
OF the Potter, II 4 way mat .uIgAt sslsr IDLY
sdSish-d our Jackson friends. that rood may
sometimes emanae ron a man ~ Gi1g # nat
irom Clay MN TINES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
From, he B1iimo,s Chronicle. Dec. ls.


The Kentucky Commentator OF the 9TH inst.
con aims II communication from Henry Banks
Esq. charging Amos Kendall with having tie
serted from Mr.. Clay to Gen. Jackson, for slip.
ulated considerations, which he, Mr.. Banks,
PAID him. Mr.. b. says, knew that Mr.. Amos
Kendall had been Jealous and confidential
friend and supporter OF Mr.. Henry Clay.
had been u jealous friend of Gen.Jscksan, and
believed that Mr.. Kendall couli unfold thing.
ina, would he rejudcsI to MIR Clay lurg.
ed him to desert or 6eirdy Nh. Clay. and To es
pousc The election OF Jackson. and proposed
upon several occasions thai he should do SO
Although he appeared 10 listen, yet he wsvered
At length proposed. tat I ,rouM gre him
Que hundred dollars, and a letter of rrcomm-n-
daiion tn Gen. Jackson. lie conse nted TO INV
proposition, aud paid him in money $50, aad
The residue IN cord wood an an order on MIR
Charles Miles, merchant Of Frankfort, for 8 ore
;; ,ods." To The communcat ion IN which the
abaye grav charga IL preierre !, Mr. Bank,
aiiixrs ms sisnanIfe; and We shonli suppose
mat Jules I've could suhstanti.te what be syer,
he woudnot vol inlarhy become the accuser OF so
Subtle an Individual, AS Amos Kendall Tin.
allegation be correct, the degree of Mr. h,
baseness towards MIR Clay is even greater than
the pdOlic had before Imagined.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
DOMA5E 9.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRto }.
Rg aad slh fte afsies sad e2H'sW o. &c 'e
mic.
xo.a II. sw,fsE. u Ohio. t. be Attorney
# a.. IJui,ed stairs Tor lie DISTRICT oil Ohi'' !"
,l.ce Of Samuel i1eniGk, resigned.
E,u.u HAY~AHp. of Ohio, 90 he Conh
.,,.,., of,hs tleaersi Land Ohes, ga iiaes Of
t.eorse Graham. deceased. =
puIflr 4. BAaseuR, Of A"g'H'a' 70 o
I,as. Of IN. uah.d State, for the ta.,e'n
D,,,r,e, Of Virginia. Ia place of George nay
deceased. =.
N.ruy,v HaayrY. Of New liamP'hre' 10
ne I.dsr az the Uniiei states lot the D'sirie'
Al New Hampshire, IN place Of john ,. SasI
burne, deceased -
g,sJ,~ts X MoRsrLL. NICHOLAS Is. 'AS
Z.xpr. Jo.HUA NELsos, and NArHASigL oeA-
nv ia he Justices OF the Peaee for the eonh
~ Of Washington, in the District OF .o'o"'
bia .
TuosAs WiLLi.Y Gttrfs, OF Delaware, 10
he Consul of the Unlred STATES for the f'ft III
Belfast. IN ireland, in place OF Samuel Luxe te
roved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

imprisonment for Debt-rbe PhiiadeIp9A
Hazrtte publishes d stdle.neuI Tor forty ct,f' "i
imprisonment bs mtg istlHtrs OF iue or 49,
4" my tn w,t:a TIC sa.n IotaI Of 'iebi "h' pn.
= 20 I'll IA, whae the cos, amounted 10 ~
ZO-In one OF tiese casrs, II man vas imPi''
"ned hTty days ioI drOt Of igs ce5As. -
another Case daniot 81 90 appears to nav
been divided INTO two debts Of - CENTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

More Commerce going 10 Rain-The Boston
Ceniinel says, &" We icain ,nst snip the Enersl,
which ssied from Salem On Saturday last. To-
Calcutta, carried oni 2i3 bales Of American
NaaaIsctu,es,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

hmposiions in NeHcine-I, is said that es
nor,nous frauds and adulIersti,us in medicine
IN New-York have been exposed, aad ,at Ger
tam apo'hecaries aud druggists have associated
'ogeihrr, undeI the title OF " College of Phar.
macy, with ave" 10 Introduce INTO the pre-
n"ra'ion ani sale OF drugs aud medicines, mofe
"np"ledge anu care than are now generally
exc clseh therein. /. has been discoyprel that
calomeI Is mixed VITA white lead, pre- lpilae
with rediead, common bark with Peruvian bark,
And 4" one Case several thousand ponnis oi
stun called jalap were soli at an average Of
SIX cents per pound, when the rerl drug .ai
Sc lins by the quantity at f1rty- i've ceuts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

We understand that the Trial OF the nnfo,,.
nate G.. " ROUSSEAU, for having KILLED ~
ro,her, Which ha. Occupied the e 9urt of Re-,
county during the greater part 9th week M
resulted 10 n verdici of Involuntary Mqayfo,,',n
Ter. This is the lowest degree of culns5,
homicide known TO the law, aud in III. Ia'
guage Of the much yenerated Chief. Ju,,ia.
Iiebman " IN niost cases deserves The nam, :,
pt,sfor.une." Such was the opinion of -,
numerous audience, in relation to this Gaze a..
their sympathy was strongly evinced Tor r.
pr,suner. The Court and Jury was fully 49,
i.6e /, that whatever may have been the s,.,.
of his mind, he did not design 10 injuTe. nn.t
less TO slay his brother. The s-ntruce Is fine
al one hundred dollar, X = Nini vi liberty IA,
eighteen months. [Phaa ietpiia Eugursr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

dej. az the representative ofhi. sovereign.
CoasIan,inople. The curiosity Of Per-
eonr' has bren esciteh by our hne ship. =
commerce., and the occasional presence of
American traveller, 10 learn some Thing or
about the YaH=,t Deneed, or new world. r
gentleman, whose residence Of Paris aud
don has given him an acquaintance with -.
the higher circles of th. east. has been Ell "a
Tor that purpose. He does nc, however 80
~ an official character though, IN fact. sen, h
hi, court 10 So. the whole leHgth AMI b,s.ay
OF the iaad, which he will do with the So. a
n good traveller. as we'll as a good Per-
He will probably he here, by way OF Engls"a
some time neat fall. N. Y. Pos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

lViWhHc EStUpS.-cne vi me 1SaitlmOre
stages. on its way to this city on Monday. while
rapidly descending the hull to the Pa,uxent bridge,
was violently upset by the breaking of The coup
ling bolt and the separation of the fore wheels
from the carriage: and although it was full O!
passengers, no very serious injury was sustained
by any Of them. A few cuts and bruises COM
priscd all the damage that was suffered. The
horses were stopped by some persons approach
ing from the opposite drection-Nof. Lat
<Ssb
Murder Of ReiL-Yestcrtlay a man by the
name OF Simkins, sailor. protesting to be ac-
quainled with the circumstances and perpetrators
of the murder of Reid, was examined before the
Mayor.
1t seems that he has been heard. on several oc-
casions, to intimate knowledge on the subject,
and, repeating his conversation Yesterday, Mr..
Frazer. Coroner of the City, conducted him be-
fore the Police.
HIS story was substantially as follows: That
on Friday or Saturday. Reid was missing from
Thursday.) Reid. himself. the Swede. (who was
examined, we think. by the lnquest,l a Pilot
from Hampton, aud Ainsworh. were together in
the house Of the latter: that Reid was struck on
the back OF the neck with poker. by the Swede,
which brought him on his face. and that he was
then chokcd to death by Ainsworth. the Pilot
ana tue SNcUc. dilu IT'S D'NN Ct!lCPilcu
A,nsworth's house. On the succeeding Thurs
day night, at one o'clock, he saws he body was
removed by Ainsworth and the SNede on horse
back. and hanged upon the dogwood where it was
found on the Sunday following
Such is Simkins' tale. III extremely
laoseSand rambling, it must be acknowledged,
and which, report saws. was received with allow
ancc by the examining authority. Ii assigned no
native for the murder. either Of gain or pro,oca-
ton of any kind. What increases It's improba-
biii,y is. that Si,nkins attended the Inquest, at
which time he would most naturally have DIS
closed what he knew, and where, from seeing
and hearing what waS going on, he might, with
reasonable ingenuity, have fabricated much
more specious tale. He also labors under des-
parate character. Yet ne relates one circum-
stance which is corrcboratiye: lie saws that, in
getting the dead body over fence, thew let it
fall. the head touching the ground first There
was dirt on the mead. as also on the arm, when
examined bv the Inquest
Improbable as Simkins story seems. and is in
itself we are inclined to believe that the desired
cew is found. and that very possibly Simkins
will be found TO know more than he has vet cho-
sen to tell. The hat which was found. he saws,
was not Reds hat. but the Pilor's His own
hat. he declares, taken oil in the confusion by
the Pilot. This circumstance may prove the
means Of further discovery.
The Mayor issued his warrant for the appre-
hension of Answorth. and we understand he has
been taken. Simkins will be forthcoming.
Rfcamond Hing IF Tuesday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
.xew saddle. Herness y irWsk
M.4NUF.fCIURY

rs,rIE subscriber resp ctfnli, informs his friends OF
4 Aiexandria, and ITS vicinity that he has establish
ed the above business. King street, few doors
east of Mcssrs Krrr Fzhughs Gr'cery store, under
the direction aud -uperintnndence "t ANDREW stLLI
VAN; who will manufacture and keep for sale on the
mos, reasonable terms, and made OF the best mater
ais the following articles:
Ccn,iemen's hest upholstered, plsin and common
saddles; ladies' best and common do; brides, MAJ
,inpalcs ,a;sses and saddle bags Of ali kinds; best
black leather cling trunks. and brussels carp
travelling bags; hair and fancy trunks and whips ct
Kinds; brs' coach and gig harness. common do ca
rioie wagon aud cartdo. Together with every ar,cI
in the line
In addition to the experience of the conductor OF
the business he has procured the aid of workman
fron Richmond, Va considered ore OF the best Sad
,llers in the >ta,c who intends Introducing the
WIRE SPRING SADDLE,
;n,roycd ~ !,inse % i,de,) which, tor durabilit,
and ease 10 the rider and horse, far superior to any
eorng saddle ever altered to the public
Centemeb are solicited to call and examine the
model ,
\ yOld work repaired At The shortest notice. and in
the best style. Ali orders thankfully received and
promptly executed HORHIlo DAY
oe, 5-dI~seotlst Ian
rbc Iccsburg Genius of I.ber,, and Fredericks
burg wal Will insert the above st, and send
their accounts TO ii. u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

A writer in the Boston Gazette says: GA let
ter now before me asserts that Indigo has been
favorably affected 10 the Havre markets by the
fact, that OF one million of men to be enrolled as
troops In France, 100000 ARE to be clothed in
blue-added to this, SaltPetre and other mum.
tons OF war have advanced greatly in price, and
are becoming objects of speculation, not only ON
the Continent, but in England. The funds, too,
the most certain indication of change, have fallen
so much that the Rothchilds are said to have
lost fifteen millions of francs near SO, GOO, OOO)
BY one stock bargain: and the credits Of the
stockholders all over Europe are Iessened, and
in many instances doubted-and well they may
be. for war Oh the Continent would produce
such FIJI in the funded property. as to endanger
or ruin many of the houses who speculate in the
funds, now justly deemed the most wealthy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
BOSTON MARKET-NovEMsrn 81.

Fl,ur.-There have been no extensive opera
TONS in the market during the week, and prices
asked are generally the same as last reported
Howard street has been sold from packets at of
dollar below the market price, wiz 500
bbs. at IS ST. cash; the sales from stores have
been at quotations. Baltimore Howard street,
pcr bbl. 50a 62!; do. wharf, 25: do. free
Of garlic. 5 SD: Philadelphia, S7a 90:
Susuuehanna, S7i; Fredericksburg, lowiand,
5 81; Mountain. so; Alexandria. wharf, 81;
do. King street. so; Richmond Canal. 81;
do. CITY. 81; Gcnesee. SO a IS. Rye,
none. Meal, Indian. in hhds. none; in bbis. 5
%.
. Graia.-'rhe transactions of the week embrace
The bulk of the arrivals. about l2al 5000 bushels
of Southern white and yellow fiat Corn at 81 a
IS and 50 cts. and round DO part of the new crop
Csc: Oats fully support last weeks prices, and
Rye is in demand at quotations. Sales of 2a3000
hnshels Southern at 65 cts. per bushel. Corn
Northern. 6.a6s; Southern fiat yellow. 5sa59;
white. IS: round. yellow. 64a65; Barley, So;
RYE. northern. 6Oa72; do. Southern. 6S; Oats.
Southern, S2aS4; Northern. sass; Beans. goa
1OOcc. per bushel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
Tar and Rosin.~
00n BBi.S tar, ami
~Sst1 70 nbls bright rosin
For sale by JOSHUA IN
dtc2 St
NeMlnVa\
lhis is to give Notice,

VENIAT the subscriber of Ale xsndria County, in the
District Of Columbia, has .ntsn-d from the Or
phans Court Of said County etters If sdmins'r ton
with the will anne rd, on the estate of NIcaoL.s
fINo>r"S late of said county deceased All persons
having claims sgsnst said decrden,, hereby W .rn
ed to exhibit the sam. to the .criber, with the
vouchers the reof passed by the Orphans Court on
or befor. the secod day of December 1881; or they
may b, law, be excluded from all benefit to said es.
tate and those indebted thereto are rqa red to make
immt date payment Gwen under m, land this I'd
december, 10 o. JOHN LAWSON
Administrator. with the will annexed, of kingston
now s.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
COMMERCIAL.
pHILADELpHlA MARKET-DncKNBrn /.

DECEMBER l.
TIE Wra'aer,---Suppies Of rain continue 10
come down freely. AID continues 'damper'' 10
outdoor business; the vessels which have lately
arrived have not been enabled to discharge their
carsoes and others have been detained by
The wet weather from taking in their ireishts.-
With the exception of Super6ne Flour, which has
been sold to fair extent. at IS, we hear OF but
few transactions PENNSYLVANIA Flaxseed has
been offered at 81 IS; Linseed Oil HIS declined.
sales from store at IS cents in barrels. Clover
Seed remains as last quoted. In despite Of the
weather Spirits continue high, and meet with rea
dy sale at last weeks prices.-Price Crre"t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
NiherniMn SNciet
a MiNi for Sale.

a .Mi\i for Sale,
VAfI'Ii about fit, acres of botcm AND, 4 good
W proportion Of which is in heavy TIMBER
Finding It announcement to manage such property
a; distance from the proprietor, iTrr for safe,
10 Tile MILL.
4gas formerly owned by Mr. k.gcre, on Broad
40 Run. IL l.oudoun, near the bridge, on the
e road to Georgetown Mr. Kilgore made ,his
ol very profitable 10 hun aud r.alised from it, IN
y-sr half the sum l ask for il in easy annua!
payments.
here sre two pair ot excellen: Burr Stones in it.
competitor near Unless sold by private sale be
fore YYURSD Y, the Esd Of the present month, il
will n be offered public auction sbon, the middle
of the day. J. l. alckENNh.
does cots
The Charcstown Free Press will publish the
,buye iii sale
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
District Of ColuMAbiu.
{ Oun/y of AIerUu0. az.

county Of Aler0nG. ga, Scf.
GEORGE WEBS Err has ,ppii.d to the Hon.
~ W 'a" Cranch, Chief Judge OF the United States
Circuit Court of the DStric, of Columbia to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under tie Act for the
relief OF insovent debtors within the District Of CO.
umbIa, on the first Mo " of Dcce mher n.x' at inc
O'Clock, a. NJ. at the Court House in AIexandria,
when and where his creditors ae r. quir,l TO attend
nov 50-deC 1-St EDM IEECc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

DR4U s THIS D.AY
Virginia State LOTTERY. No. 5.
CAPITAL <PRiRss:
prize of $500 l prize of Sl.5o0
do of 4.ooO l do of l,O48
1 do of 1000 4 do of 1000
ickets "a; halves 60; quarters 20.
10 DC had al
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICES.
" Corner Of King and Aoyni Streets. and ne'f 10
tie city Hotei ppositeh he Market Aoase
Drawing Of the Dtswar, - C. Lottery, No. 10:
so 10 "A s 81 q 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
=. II. WHITES

r Temperance Society.-The First Annual
M,,,,o,r 1T as 500 vr h, h, d ~ =, pauPs
Church ca Eondoy Esening neri, the Gin insta T. at
halfpss, s o'c'ock; when rpurt viii be read, and
Addres.rs delivered b, the lion Judge CRAsoH a,"l
others; also the fowng resolution submit, at the
las, n.ee,iar will then be taken up and considered:
Lesol,yd THAT the Sd Article Of the Constitution
he 80 an :, led IS TO incudc fermcn,cd well as
distilled liquors"
drci CASSuJS +. LEE, sec'y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
'Vo Vet,
That large nj commodious
T4EERN.


SS-rA T.9PERN,
80, : on Union street be,ween King and Prince
y streets at present in the occupancy Of Horace
Fc,ds II has Attached To il stable wood house &c.
ro a yo,i tcn,,, it ru'd be rented low Posse
q;veu ,hr l. { December Apply to
oct SO-2aw,f Mrs. JANE ptahiN9'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

i hls comm Hc.-' .''.'
FANCY H4RDV.4RE BUSINESS
in the non, opposite the Mechanics Bank recently
occuped bv Mr. Nansan', where he he has on sale,
ia considerable variety, selection Of such articles as
i, usu,'', X. pt ia stores "f the kud; cnmpri>ing-
OfHousehoM Uensiis-knives and forks. car
v.rs slees, and ronS, tong, and Stoves, tenders,
spoons alles, sknmers waters coffee riI,-, sh rs
caudies,icks snuilers and ray: ;iun, tin, aud bell
I'll ket,Irs; sauc.pans; wafie, sad. and GRID ronsi
Kinney hooks, curtain pI>, bellows, spiitons, bias
KITS, coal hobs and ,ovcs. sc. general assortment
CASTINGS, Co prising pots. ovens, skiilrts, and
,rons. X d,lies, extra id mr-'ars ard rcstles, &C
Of Carpenters Iools-planes and irons, au-
gers gmie,s, ,hses gouges qunrcs rules, saws, bra
and bits files, rsps nails, screws sPrgs, locks
:-:ches bolts hinges hammers. ha,'h'ts, &C
Of Sadhery-Stirrups. bits, buckles. Whips.
,horg-; cuton, wors,ed, and str&inins web; CARY All
mpun,ngs spurs, plated knobs slides rings and hooks
Gu, ,scks. n.rd!cs. awl hammers, &C
Of Shoemakers' EndingS-knives, thread,
avis tack. rasps, flies rnab,rs, pincers banners
haits. punches. heel ball. sand paper, web, sparrow
lis, bri,'l~s, irons &c.
Of BrusheS-Sweeping. hearth. busting. nail.
co"b tooth, head, e,'h, Shaving, table, scrub. pa
hor-' cr"n,', shoe, wal. &c
MSceHGneouS-Curry combs; trace. halter,
and BAG. oand Cham; dog co'lars, Canes, ~ombs. ou
tons needles. pms, Scissors penknv-s rszoTs straps
,nap, and ca e.; cotton wool, and horse csr's; "u
cher and oyster knives; spades shoye' 'r"wes, wood
saws spectnci.s IN mites. comnode ard glass knobs
eIl' ami sverel a, c. tasseis and Cord &c c.
Which wit b. disposed of upon rea-onsbic terms
Persons dcsiros oi purchasing are solicited to give
nm call Us i, is la. purpose 10 sell at very small
dyance Persons " lo do not wish to purchase are
sn ques,ed 10 cali, he viii he pleased to see any
- lee, {, IN. s,iher to purchase or look
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

SHIP NEWS.
P0R7, OF .aLEXaADRLa C1cl

ARRIVED, DECEMBER 2,
Schr Seth and William, Mcclellan, Boston;
plaster to w. Fowle & Co.
Steamboat Potomac. Jenkins, Norfolk; passed.
gers and freight.
SAILED,
Brig Omar, Burgess, Halifax.
Schr. Hosea. Resley, New York.
Sloop Rising Sun, Hall, New York.
ECO
Schr. William Allen, Philips, hence at New
York, 29th ut.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

Congress.-We have compiled. SAYS the New
York Journal of Commerce. from the official re-
turns. the exact majorities swen Tor members oil
Congress at the recent election IN all the difter-
en-, districts. The aggregate of the majority 81
vcn for the Jackson candidates is i7,512; for the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
ALEXANDRIA, ID. G.
FRID7Y MORNING, DEC. s, 1850.

Contrasts. morning We had boar
frost. and ice-at the same time we had straw
berries in market
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
Fare vsauceA IT, FIVE NUNryt

Uinche ter g. .!icranafriu Null SiGl,,
THREE TIMES WEEK AND THROUGH u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

opposition candidates 1869. Majority for the
opposition candidates, 1907. This result con-
frms the statement made by US few days since,
that If thu members Of Cons ress had been chosen
ny general ticket, as in New Jersey, Georgia, and
New Hampshire, an Anti jackson ticket of 81
members would have been returned to the next
Congress from this State.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-08

>. Z. q WIN. bO1slaEsS5
MAvE JUST ueckuvRD NEW GOODS, CON-
PRIs1Na AN AssORTMENT QF
DrW GOuON,
.snitable for the sesls0n--a stock OF
Cncckery and Glass Ware,
GROCERIES,,
including WINES at reduced pEicgs-Gnd :
general assortment II
Hard-W are:

- SUCH AS
DRASS and brass top AndiFons, Shovels
- and Tougs; sheet iron ana .cOmpos'tlon
Tea Kettles and Sauce-Pans; Fryins-fans;
GridirOns; Britannia Tea and Conee sFots
aid Sets; Coffee and Spice Mills = steel ana
common Shutters and Trays; brass IRON ana
plated Candlesticks; Servers SCISSORS ana
Shears; table and dessert Knives ana OFksi
carvers, butchers aud bread Knives; SseeIs ]
Plated and Britannia Tea ana IsoIe : ro1ps'
Soup Ladies'; Plated Casters Tea Bells ;
JOsners PEGnes8 Moastd ding 4 'oots.
German and Cast Steel hand, pannsI, ana
back SAWS; Mill and crescent 90. com
pass, fret, webb and wood do; turning Cnis-
sells and Gouges; mortice, socket ana nrmers
do. and do; double. single and cut Y. 2. Y. ~;
S. Plane Irons; Plow Bits; Bed Keys; BED
Screws; Wood Screws. all sizes. -,
Flat and half round Files and Rasps; saw
Files; Horse Rasps; Brass Butts; Cnest HUI
ges: Table Butts; Gate Hinges; Door Butts;
0late. socket and back Casters Commode
Knobs and Rings; Cloak and Curtain Pins
Red Cans; EscStcheons; SidebOard and Til
Locks: Drawing Knives; Augers; Gimblets;
Brad Avis; Braces and Bits; plated and iron
Squares; Bevils; Rules cases Drawing and
Mathematical Instruments; Crayons; Spoke
Shaves; Compasses; coach Wrenches; Stump
Joints; Thumb Latches; Knob Locks; closet
and plated do; Pad-locks; chest, trunk draw
and cupboard do; Door Bolts; Brass Nails
Trunk Handles cut and wrought NAILS
Tacks and Brads; WINDOW GLASS,
6 BY 9, by Q, BIC. Glue; Cupboard Turns
and Buttons; Paint and Sash Brushes; White
wash, horse, busting, hearth, cloth and shoe
Brushes; Shoe Knives, Pincers. Avis, HATS
Lasts, Boot-trees, &c. Bristles. Punches
Hammers; plated and japanned Bits, Beck
les; Hames. Loops, Cockeyes; trace, halter
and curb Chains; Ornaments; Webbing
Spurs; Masons' Trowels; Fowling Gums
WorsDers, Gun-locks, Powder TASKS, Shot,
belts, Wires aud Brushes; Steelyards; Vince
Pullics; Stacking Bottoms; Penknives; Razor
and Strops; Pocket Inkstands; Spectacles
States; Bellows. SHOVELS; SPADES
Sheep Shears, &c. SLc.--comprising q mnci
! more complete assortment than is usual,
found in country store. "a
Lsnsesd OIL By Mebbl or gallon
1t Is the intention of the subscribers to sci
Goods on as favorable terms as they can b.
purchased elsewhere, far or near, and in these
unsettled times they respectfully recommend
to customers-t to call and judge for themselves
LitckJfsid, april 90 AZ