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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
Land apd Negroes for Sale.


"a AFINb resolved to remove to the State Of
-hE Ohio n " Offer for sale my Tract of LIND
III ne county oi Lancaster, cont aiming three hundr en-
end elgh'y-SeveH acres. Iris tract is situated on
ihdi1n Greek. fine. bold Wlter-courge. abcuDding
IN oysters OF the finest size ard favour. Fish Of
every description, common to the Chesareake mr.,
caught heTe In the great est abundance. Sbeepshead
are taken IN thee hundred wards of the dweITiro-
housc-a cove ii less than hundred wards Of tie
mansion Is SucuarlY aTpropria ed to the rasIrr O;
oysters IN wil,h thCEc - now GOOD SUNNY Fhc
dwelling hcCSe contains TWO Ia, ge rooms. cbamhnr
ana passage on d." Low floor ard four rocrs on The
second. TIE ont houses consist of barn stable
oarFi'|'-h"uSe, corn houses, excellent kitchen
sH"Ne louise. Nc There Is, ffcm this situation 4
hcauiiiu! view az The Bay. distant / miles. Tho
land Is equal TO iiy II the lower Part Gfthe North ,rr
H'cf'ieNel and Dow laid CtinO four fields Con;aInr
seventy ceres t"-b. one Of which is In clover This
tc Is Ger aAy the most desirable in this section
"i Nrgin!a, al convenient distance from 8 places
ol '''S'"os worship The courthouse and the mills,
ma about niles from Khnarnock, a rising ard
Hourishing little village. \ tract containing about
Inc same quantity OF acres also he purchased on
iair terms, pme' lately adjoining mine and wIrich
was once part ct the same tarm-the tvs MA king
an es'a Of seven hundred acres Intending to settle
III non saNe-io.dng State viii dispose of twenti
Negroes on god terms. o. tie purchaser will not
separate the tames) seventeen of the n are as likely
ana valuable at their ges. in the State. con-
Sstlng OF men, womoA boys and girls.
Should aUv gentleman about Richmond or WASHING.
tom, wish to purchase. beg leave TO refer them for
more dis Interested information TO the land. to Mr..
CbInn OF the Virginia Senate. Mpssrs. Leland and
Doutrdgc ot the House ci Delegates and Mr. J.
'rse'"rrO Of Congress. Ny address is Indian Creek
near kIImarnock, Lancaster county. Va.
RALPH EDMUNDS.
P.S. So remarkably healthy is this farm. that
have not he'd occasion 10 call in q Dhy5;cian but
twice 10, years. n T.
Itn % wIt#
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NOTICE.
Edwd. NJ. GrernWay 6 Co.

tl3. Pedn Street. Ncio Y0yit,
Z tONIlNLH to purchase manufactured GOODS
- on cnmn,issl'n which uGords gr-a, acil,ies to
d'ae's az distance, in Keeping heir supplies of
goods general without being extensive
Hheir lnng "XFe'cDc" m executing orders fo-
every Description Of merchandise wanted IN Virqin
ia and the Southern ard Western States induces
them to believe they can give general sntisla ct0n
to thusn who viii favor them with their business -
l. Is their intention hereafter transact general
COMMISSION baflncs7, and Will attend particularly
TO the sne OF Cotton. Flour, Tobacco. CT ~ frn
due" consigned to them
Rcfcren' Nj Chas NJ. Mitchell, Richmond.
Va Gl,Tsrs Hancock 81 Brown, Lynchburr. Va.
Now York, goth January, 1850
2awlt w,}t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

Tie Subscribers oGer for Sale,
cE Hhds aud 30 bbis Wet India s.d New Or
So lcsns sugar
~ boxes aud - bbs loaf sugar
g hAds mola sses
$50 bags c0iiee, various qualities
hhds and IS barrels wAl-key
Vines Of various kinds. yinerar
30 tons bar IRON, SH .des, En- r!.sn &. American
Is tons castings
Steel. German, cast apL b.istcrod
Cut nails and b-ads
NovasCutia griudstohCs
1909 slc&7 Liverpool salt
5000 bush Is Lisbon DO
so tiorc.s rice
600 do Tnon7s,on lime
$50 Spanish hides
Sca! and upper leather
Tanners ard liHseed oil, TAR
Specs. pepper ginger, pimeuo ard cass:a
hum. copPeTas- brmstune
SaPetJe. madden, indigo
laiiow aud sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter writing aud wrapping pare.
Almonds aud raisns
Window glass, various dimensions
TnmbcrS, dccanters, wines
Pacn' snot, gunpowLer
Imperial. gunDowdcr and black It's
Nackere No > and 3, cheese
domestic Goods viz. s!2ctInuS, 81 .ri.no-s
broadcinths etc. etc.
Cuticn and wool cars
C"'t"r 3arg.n g, bale rope
Sewing. sein" and wrapping tUine,
Shoe thread &C &c
feb 10 L. WEAR 6. On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
IN GENATE-Teb 1n.


HE Senate have passed the bill = CoUcrruj :, n
Geo Dadson , Establishing certain fern 8 acre
the Big Sandy and Ohio Rivers. ?. An act 70 r..
peol h" act, amending the several laws corce-nr %
Il" Richmond Dock Company An act ~ amend
the Charter OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal con,
parry by authorizing he commencement of tic wcs.
tern st'Ion before the completion OF the ea..ern-
> In favor of Pleasant Blankershp Of Botetou,-fhe
last lhrce with aDendnle nts--wl.icL were Concur
red in.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-F,b II.
NV EpPc7 moved to reconsider vote given of an
early period ofthe session rejecting til. bill tor tho
rehel or the heirs of Joseph WIliard-beiar now
satisfied, that there had been no recnnvtv..nce Of
10 rrlnQHish--a fact which had been ascertalncd
from the records of Wood county.
Mr.. 1'entiS said, chat when he objected IN tl,is
bill onihe ground hat Wilinrd had recorvcve1 H. he
nad NOT said That the rcconvCYaucc was recorded In
w God 10 llis T. soJal Knowledge the land had
been r"conYcycd, a,d The claimants had no possible
title "a j..
Mr.. Spencer contested the accuracy of the fsc.s
stated by lis coll ague M. PronirSN when tie
question was put 1nG f,- H.uss refused TO recon-
slider.
Eaerotscd BiIs
Changing tc time Of holding the superior court
OF law % Hanover. Amending the act irccrDn
rating company to construct a turnpike from MGti
weiher's bulge on the RivaIua, to b yd's tnycrn.-
D. Authorizing lottery for he benefit of the Bots-
tour! Seminary IL The town OF Fincnstie. d. Con
coming ~" ieniicn.ary Institution ITao,i..n,r 81
aooTs of each ward to b. kept NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eng Tie snp' IN; enddHt to deliver good 10 e agent
Nt any Io1"-aui6or2i the moro comfortable nc
commodahon Of the cUGyc,s, Gel were read the
Sd tim" anl posscd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
TRUSTEES SIZE

EpY virtue OF decd Of trust executed FOR GER ,in rrsrf
- therein mcotoued by late Landon Garter IT, Of R6.
mono county which decd bears date Ire lh March
1872 ana rs % record n the clerks Office Of the county aors
SAID will at hc house tire county Aforesaid at
O'Clock VI, OF Monday. tbe 18Th day of Apu next OF IS
' SAFE ' ne highest bidder fer cash, r! land lying
the county 1rc,ai, the house, and adjacent
70 sabine hI which said the property of tie SAID
carer, aita contains about nine hundred and
ian ii aW}m John MINOR Trtren
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
MONSIKUR TONSON

ETTlIL stand the ensuing season al Tree II m mar Rich
W mrnd, Va. Ills srdson 10 commence tst Fc.ui,ry
an e7nnate t july rrNt tie will i've let 10 wares at "a
nhTs ne season. winch DISCHARGED hy the rsyucr
W ~ ooars wnn ti'e season Mare, insured at II
doldIs une dollar the gf0Om every case
Every desirable arrangement has been made for tho 1rr1r,
h"auon o mares sent 20 thi horse Trey will br rt cd
SiS wen cd with raiu required 81 crut. rer dTv and
stalled IN all bad weather
one OF tie subscribers win gyr his constant pcroir,l atrn
'u TO mares IN odcr tat they may returned to their o
c IN good condition Ns be responsible Tor accident,
or escapes bu viii eNcrtion 10 prevent both
Monsieur Innson beautiful Gheen hands IN rrs ur~s
Hish %iih black legs. aud tal DE finely promotion
Cd exhibiting beauty power throughout ms jorn Ui.
boo" appearance and performance equal II not strrror
20 any horse on The continent Ills colts likely, aud IN
hieh cfInalon THOMAS WATSON
go - ABNEB ROBINSON
Tree tIil, Jan. q c7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
TO III A n n \

:
NJ Id stand the ensuing seasun NJ nv Farm
w known as mar SLa-K. nnle miles from Rich.
nlond' on The road Leading to Frcdercls5u-g.-
Terms ms torinerIy.- For the season $50; To be
discharged by the payment Of $50 during the season
Insurance sixty dollars The remarkably r-nulisino
character of GohunDns colts being So well known IN
tins section of country is not deemed necessary to
say more about Il.
inn l2--PDiw mo. NJ DOTr-S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
FISHING IA lie Dock.

almost unnecessary 70 say that those who hare been
hshg IN the Dock Lotteries, nave only realized slight nib
es TOT her pans except IN two three instances where
more Judieious an the thought proper
snp'es who had the qualification Of drawing several
nSh' valued at y1Oo JOo OO &c which considered
oreiunners OF Others oil much greater magnitude
o'clock '' -
Those now floating are valued $4,000, 800, 1000,
J, 2op, or 900, &c -
"To bliss thy hai and make the fish 10 bite.
- 10! here's means il thou canst hit u rghi"
Iiekeis are 81, haves2, quarters L. ). II. NASH
feb ~
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az 10000 Dollars, and 10 of 1000 Dollars.
III 9 o'clock TODAY.

The drawing of the Maine state Lottery, Glass No.
2, for tue benefit of the Cumberland and Oxford
S1nal' viii be received by Bigger. Cepi'ais, 600
dollars, 1000, 3i76. 1000, 10 ofIOcO, &c. &C. =
Whole Jackets dollars, quarters 2
AS usuel with BIGGER, all prizes Will be paid
the moment The drawing is received.
feb ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
NO COMBINATION.

CrocSferY, Looking Glasses ard Glassware.
rBIuOMAS I BARROW d co Importers se
a Water street New YORK., oLsr for sale $50
packages carthcnwarc. china a,d glass of fresh i'm
portatlons aud new styles, which they viii repsck
al The very lowes' price the market can afford also
Tor the Southern trade Those merchants who are
interested IN breaking up the combination in prize ~
croeEery, which has hitherto prevailed in this bus
mess are invited TO give heir support to an establish
,nsn founded on the principles of mo .o.biar,, in
tr4ae." For TIC purpose Of bringing about this OBJ
Ject, so beneficial 20 the interest Of merchants we
are ccrtcnd'rg with combustion formidable in its
numb md wealth, looking TO those who will he
benefited - our success for aid in it's accomplish
ment THOMAS l. BARROW Is Co
SO Water Street, New York
New Work, ist Feb, 1880
feb lit &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
FIFIY nDlLNES REWARD

4 BSCONDED ON Tuesday the 9th inst frcino OF
IA board Mr. =. !. Archcrs boat. then living 20
Cnrtcrsyllr Negro Man, TOM. fwho CABS himself
Tom J,if.rson.) Ilr * remarkably likely uon
about 20 wears old, D 'ert or 10 inches hrh well
formed and ~ struiEh', dark Complexion though
nor very black high cheek bones, and has lost one of
ms front tc"tn, believe an upper tooth ON be les
sue the loss OF which shows when be spsgs; his
afess Is NOT known. as he Went 90 ms wir's house
,ot Honchiand courthouse) thc night after be- Ill
Sc 'nded and there charged his clothes ha has bcru
carriage driver several wears. and worried IN boat
"n James river hr last year, consequently he * vol
acquainted m Richmond where il is probable ho may
g. nc IS very ar'tu' fellow, and may ny 10 pass tc-
a nee nan and atlcmp 10 leave tho State. | will
give liberal reward for hs apprehension in the State
and $50 " taken up ont OF the STATE aud secured w
jail So that oct him oenn. Any information res
pcctug him. addressed to me near s,coitylllc Pow
hatan county. Va, VIII b. tbarkrnv received
RCRT X. DAB},EN,
Po"bai2n, Jan 30, 1880. wte
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

tNAWA 1S.--Was coromtcdto the iail Of W,stin-.
= a ton county, Maryland hc llh inst as runaway
Iwo negro men one calls himself CHARLES HILL md the
Dunes BhN BUTLER Charles about = feet IO ipeb
S" 1oo' - OF ~ years OF age, stout made good counic
nnced rather OF black colour small rines in his car.
b'n IS ahoni feet n inches high about or p vrar of
age STOUT made with down look M perccvsble r,arts
a"n m The said negroes had on when committed co,rse
o. e f'un1auonis, raudlocns and vests OF dark colour
'nd'es had WITH hun blue cloth with velvet COLA,
and P7r NJ drab casnc panaloons with snnd,y o,h
",, oioh'ng bcn had with him old blue frock coat
negroes they had been work mig for Mr. Iobn ~ ,t
'eu'Ee"Wu ~ - on the canal town and some.
us PISS themselves as brothers The owners Of SAID
az F4"e,ed 10 come toward prove property INV chsroes
ing To law CupicrAtN NgUrNNyt.r - ~ ~, "' y. VI
jtn i4-Is '"'''' 10 'N'''a'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

u II giy"s ds pleasure 60 observe. that the Ma
tonaI Journal II to he edited by Philip r. Fcndall--
man Of genius, character and Information.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

" 'vT' to"rVPasc ct a tract 81 r1a yiug In hian"
= yer comfy, or th" Stage Road, lcadnrr to the
Merry Oakos about lo} miles from he City Of Rich
mona, containing - acros with m,"d improvements
thereon. 1t is Il good stand for Pnbh,. House for
winch purpose u h1> been formerly kept; ,hc greater
pas OF the aGd rs wooGs.-- will sell rent. lease.
or exchange for real property in OF near the CITY of
hichmcnu, OF for young negroes. For further par
i'cuIars, apply to lIr lanes p. Tylcr. or m rho
subscriber. WILSON r. CHARGE
ian - e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

TRNilE subscribers agents for the Petersburg Ma
a nunc'nnng Company, have on baud supply of
lotion Yarns which tilrY otIr at Wholesale, al the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
'SlU soihng Ell at Frn9e Cost" and IN

'HIlH SoEEAg QJ Of FrUNe CoEf," QnA IN
n0y instances a!uch Jeloio Cast.
VIE proof iai the Subscribers have been selling or ;Ee
- a5-e and general assortment Seasouale DRY GCGoS
II Prime COST so "2re7' that hey V.uld deem ne
ccssaTy To insert second advertisements that effect had No.,
NHse'@uS "ft6ptS been lead public TO believe
re oon'aTy Lhey therefore again respectfully indnn ic
TRENDS and customers, thai they stN cCis So ~ At
FFu's COST mn ~ ofreF 10 assist the SHE ihc ng
Ssoh they have r'id thereto (per tive Bold Command .r i
New YORK. variety OF such goods they disposed Of IN the
fify part 81 Their saes Among these many of tie same
description Vi goods that Considered crfrais ,s VIZ.
TtI'etS 81 and - @Lcs;cs, (yo IL NS Crcs ds h
Gi4 ~" H1n "fsTrS. superior iSi,e, cGe0es lar pyitl
"tG p7s Sdf'et' and many other goods, al Of which
N 'e so al fr'e COST ard many instances the cpod
@ nave been on hanc Tor wi, he sold much Isn
F'lae Co't' In announcing their intention close tksy ,
S IN hShr"1er, te suhcrhcrs did expect to elicit an
hf" re'dh from any person. nevertheless sch remark
nave b'n 'nde ard 'c public rN they proceed
oh an i"es'su Sot 6aoir how their correct
KYLE A. CQ,4E
nnr off .,.'.''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
mo. VI. ROTTS.

StPRING RACES over The Broad Rock and TIRE
~ ti1il courses will commence AZ the first named
place. on the Sd Tuesday IN April next and at the
!l,tcr, The lth Taosiay IN April BY order of the
Clubs lSHAM PCCKETT.} p-.-.:-...
JAS. VI. SIH,DEN. iF'pHeIo's'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

piEc-'n Nev Ha,cr, Connecticut, on tho 81 inst Co
JAHtb NNEtp, l.. D. aged H. ar several wears -,evo~
General ol tie Cn"ed States aud Professor of Ra,ur. ,s
ophy in the Military Academy al W., Point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

Ed EGO will make season TIL approaching ST7ir7
n q 1 Nachlrp's near Hanover Courthouse. lie j.
horse 90 Inc sze, pedigree and form. was trained
ct four yeas Oh, and gave proofs of coed speed:
hut from accIdr" vas not brought on the turi--hls
dam was sister oi Sir Archies, by Sir Peter Tcq-
zie-hls sre francisco, noted race horse rhis
day. IN o., fr '1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

Ma tDhEA viii stand the ensuing Spr.uE a. my
LVG stable, IN the county OF Chesterfield bcinr
the same place ne made his last iscason. within one
mile OF Mo'dy : Tavern, 10 from Petersburg. and
p from Richmond. and is now ready to serve mares
at $50 the leap. $50 tho season payable tho 18Th Ju
ly next, when il vii cxpiro-:5O 10 ensure mare.
payable as soon rs she Is known to be III foal, aud
ono dollar TO he groom.
.nedhgis handsome grey. years cid this Spring.
fun l6 hands high-or form. strength, beauty, an
peaIance, performance and blood. admired and ap.
pr"v,c'-He has made but one season. when re
had ~ mares besides my own Mr.. John y Kir-
bys mare GOqueite was, however. nut to Mn be
fore hr made n season, and produced very prom.
sung grey fev. which l. ;bc only ono Of his act
that has vet appcsred 500 IN cash was offered Tor II
at months old, and $1,000 askcd-aud asaddiuon-
al evidence OF the value If his family sold last fall
the halt Of two fhcs by Sir Charles out Of Medley.
dam Old Reality, one four and the other two wears
Old, tor $500 IN money Nv ovcrsecr MIR Baucb
my son George. and Arthur Taylor all residing near
tn" stable VIII attend particularly to all orders IN my
absence. w r JOHNSON =
Chesterfield, Feb c2m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
TsSi'Fbusircys heretofore conducted under tie firm
p ofALBER1'.G. storms & Co. in this clty. *
Ills DAY di-soived by mutual consent. Fleming Jo-
cph s. and Edwin James qIyae. are auihnr,zsrI :,
settle The bTsIncss Of sa-f concern. an persons ha
wing clanus. VII PRESENT hem to the said Jameses
ioT payment. and those indebted -, most earnestly
rCIls.ster to make mmc,'iate payment 10 them
FLEMING JAMES.
:, SHEPPARD JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES
ALBEIT A MORRIS.
Pclmond 5ih Jan. 800 eowiw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

byron, SCOTT AND MOORE.-Copes Of
- the Pooucal Works OF the above writer's each
complete in ono volume handsomely printed aud
bound, aad illustrated by numerous copperplae crgra-
wings
lTThcsr Editions are fully equal to those publish
al in Paris. Received Nv : H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

ENLOORING PLANK g. RAILING 10000
n feet OF good flooring plank and 5000 feet Of
primo railing, for sale on the Dock
Feb JAMES WINSTON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01

end New -Havun oolle@orshIpa the psOper Good. and eut.cry at ehe UhippiRg-Posf, COULD OBTAIN N0 THE HONEST MERCHANTS, FARMERS, and MECHANICS of the 18th District, and therefore, find myself tn a sad plight with this warrant HuSza'
 Attest, Honorable c. A. J., Sherifs Deputy
 GFand Senator Elect for the l6th DIstricti
 fEhis last is c nsist0ke
 Bot this subject merits a more serious discussion and consideration. Allow me 10 inquire whether we ought to submit to this shameful impOSitionf Shall we permit the spirit of the Constitution to be violated with impunity3 Shall a man who hOldss and who in- tends to hold, responsible executive appointment be thus foisted into tire Legislature Will the electors of the District sanction the AntRepublican measure of accommodating, in the hands of one man, multi tude of oficesT Why should this exceptonabe prin- ciple be mtrOduced1 Is there such panciy of usr- t~es and of tGlents among the FARMERS of the 18th District, that no one but SHERIFF'S DEPUTY can be found qualified to be SenatOr1 Is there no pOsei No MERCHANTf No independent and high-minded man, unconnected with cerFdtn Iosryers' to whose interests and projects Mr. JUdson nO!or- ously devoted2 Ye men Of the 10th District! is ]! important that Homer Boardman, plain man, and an honest farmer, who knows how to earn his bread by the sweat of his brow, should be hunted down? What evil hath he done Has he not had the confi- dence of the electors every part of the State been chosen a Senator twice m succession, aHd finally presidential elector by an overwhelming vote Is t just that he should also receive an expression Of
 
 friends, who have known him through life, who have known the rect,ude Of his principles and the excel. lence of his character? Why, we ask again, should hc be so unmercifaly assailcdl Is il because he will not consent to be the TOOL of certai psen but chooses to act independently, firmly, and uprghty, with single eye the public good. Yes fellow cit izens this the only sin to be found in his skirs- We ask you then to come forth as one and give hun vigorous support. Intelligence has been re- ceyed from every part of the District and ana the pros crush the little Jackson Faction to atoms, who would rule us with rod of iron. KIRBY.
 have been informed, since writing the above, that Mr.. Judson also Postmaster at Washington 80 that there is double disqualification for the office of Sen ator, though arrangement has probably been made with our good natured Cabinet at Washington to appoint him Postmaster iM case he should have occa- sion to resign, and in that event he would doubtless continue receive, while acting Senator, the pro- fits of the Post Office through the agency of some clerk. His merits must be manifold in the eyes of Jacksonism to induce thi; e,'o,mous st1ng will, Iu. of the 16th Dstrict2 The same man in substance Post Master. Sherifs Deputy, and Senator!! at one and the same time ~! This is REFORM REFORM! with vengeance!!! KIRBY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
TOWN REPREsENTATTVEs

It being now certain that the Jackson Party have embarked in deep laid scheme, to get majority in the Sena,s. 1t s probable thu. they have turned their attention the populat branch of the Legislature It s well known that their object is, to to their party the next U. s. Senaor who act the part of a Woodbury, and join southern arstocrnts i'd sand. ering New. England. Electors See that your Repre- sentn.ives be men upon whom you confidently rely, true to the cause of New.Englnnd and true to hosO great principles to which large majority of the people of this State are devoted. ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
16TH DISTRICT.

The claims of HOMER BOARDMAN to
 the respect and confidence of the Electors
 Ofthe l6th District, are thus fOrcibly stated
 in the American Mercury, which has done
 more for the cause of genuine republican,
 ism than any other paper now extant in
 Connecticut.
 Among the various republican candidates for the Senate at the coming election, no one stands more conspicious than the Hon. Ho- mer Boardman of the 18th district. MT. BOardmai is known to the electors of this State as firm undertaking republican of the Jefferson school-as a man of talents and un- compromising integrity-as one whom they have tried in various political emplOyments. and found "capable, honest, and faithful to the constitution" He was firm and con- sistent supporter of Mr.. Adams administra- ti0n, and is not disposed to yield his faith and principles to the dictation of the Regen- cy established in this State, by Jackson. Green and Van Buren consequently he must be denounced.
 The dictators, finding that MT. Boardman's republicanism was too infallible for their pur- pose, directed nominatiOn to be made for the 18th district, of man of different char acter. Accordingly some half dozen crea- lures ofthelrs, hungry Jacksonans, were as- sembled at Woodbury on the 9th inst. and nominated Charles A. Judson, to be sup ported for Senator from that district, and or dered the fact to be recorded in the Hartford Times. -1
 Of MT. Judson we know nothing, save that he is the Sheriff's deputy, a Jackson man, and is represented as wholly incompetent.- MT. Boardman we do knOw-and knowing him as we do, we trust we shall not be found backward in speaking of his merits. His re- publicanisln, is undoubted, his talents un- questioned, and his integrity universally ac- knowledged. He is a friend of the Union. a friend of New England, friend to COnncti- cut, a friend of popular rights, and to the re- Iigious, civil and literary institutions of our country.
 The freemen of the 16th district know him well-they have been proud of him here. tofore. and we trust they will not now for sake him, for one, of whom they know but little, save that his political feelings are with those who are hostile to New England and her free institutions.