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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

aycs OF the people, in Assembly, ought ~ DC lrce
ami that all men, having sufficient evidence of per-
maucnt common interest with, and attachment to,
The community, have the right Of suffrage aud cam
uses, without their own consent, that of tier re-
representatives. 50 oiec,cl, nor bound by any law -
which they have not, N like manner asscnIe,l, for
the public good.
!. That all power og suspcniimg laws. or the ox-
ocriion OF laws by any authority, wthou; consent OF
the representatives ofthc people, is Injurious TO ihcr
rights, and ought not 10 be cScrciscd.
Q. That, III ri capital or criminal prosecutions Il
man hath Il righ. 10 demand the ana nature of
his accusation, :uc be confronted with the accuscrs
aud witnesses, TO call for evidence in his favor, aud
10 speedy trial 10y all impartial jury OF his vicinagc,
without WhCsc unan.nuus consent, he cannot be
found guilty; can h be compelled To give evil
dcncc against himself; Tat no man be deprived of
his liberty except By the law OF The land, ;hc uts
ment Of lis peers.
Q. That excessive bail ought not to BE required,
nor excessive fines imposed, nor crue, Snd unusuoi
punishment inflicted.
10. That general warrants, whereby on officer or
messenger may he commanded 10 search suspect ed
places without evidence Of fact committed, or to
seize any person persons not naplcd or whose o.
fence is not particularly described ard supported by
evidence, are ficyous ana oppressive, and ought not
20 be granted
/. That, in controversies respecting properly,
and IN suits between and man, the ancient trial
- Jury is preferable 10 any other and ought 10 b,
held sacred.
l.. THAT tho fcc'iom Of the press is one Of the
great hnlwahs cfiihc.ty, and never be rcstrun-
cd bat by dcspotic governments.
- That well regulated militia, composed OF
ac body OF the people, trained to arms is the pro-
per, Ea uTal and safe defiance of free State; that
standing armies, III time OF peace, shou be avoided
IS dangerous 10 hbeTtv aad that ir a; cases. tic
military should - under strict sbo.d,natIon to- and
governed by, the civil power.
IL That the people have right 70 uniform gov
crHmcn ant therefore, that no government separate
ttoa, or independent of Tho government cf -ir:}a
-, cagt 10 5c erected established within the linn
las iAcrc6f.
10 That 10 FREQ government, or The blessing of
liberty. can be preserved to sny people, hut by
ana HGh.rcucc 10 justice, moderation, temperance,
r"gaiiy and virtue, and by frequent recurrence 90
fundamental principles
Is. That religion, or the duty which VIC owc to
our Creator, ana the manner of dischar!ing IT, can
% duN-ted only b. reason and conviction, not by
force violence; aad therefore ali men arc equally
entitled 20 the free exercise Of religion Accord to
the dictates Of conscience: and that is he mutua!
du'y Of all TO practice Christian foIbearancc love s
charity towards each ether.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
NNUNICE GOOnS.


EEEAYY Jot, and blue black Iaan Lustrings
& Il Binc. black double chain Aviguon ilorcnces
lot and blue black Giro dc Indies
FA-on, drrh, ard led cciCred 10.
Blue and jei black, ana assorted colorcd Gro DO
Maps
Black WHITE and assorted colors French salins
81 Elglish, and French G-i black bombaZincs
Al s. s.! black Italian crapes-brnad solvaged
Hac, AEiaIlIih crapes-snootl and glossy
81 e. 10 inch black italian crayatS
Extra blue an, black velvet and genuine cut,s
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double n,,cl blue, black, and mixed CASH
mrres
r.,C;; white, light AMI dark d.ab do.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
l,uif and bac! cashnere''s, for vsstnr
;S:lck, drlb, crimson, and brown silk vciygts
Figured b'ac; AMI coiot,d velvet vestiugj
Go, 9 & 1914 damasis and diapers
Ga Irish, and io-l real Russia Shooting
8 4 & rs long lawns
10 & A. Irish linens, soft Gnish onI very fine
Linen caajbric haaukerch1is, raised and cUlrcd
bordera
Linen cam6lics
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk go.es
Black horse skim and white Beaver -.
German Il English Hack <, wh;Se six hose
White embossed silk Do.
Black, white, and crimson 6Icrno scafrs
Dark, blue, and cashmere do
Rich cause scari:3, crimson, b.ue, sira., PINK, and
white
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, end side combs
Brazilian turn back. neck, tack aud side DO.
Madame Cuntc'!os corsetts-7ll numbers
Mems camblcl and plain c!ooks
Moments Mcrino cloth do.
good ass"rimen; Of the above goods rererl'v re-
Gently received, for sale at the lowest market prices,
by I. s e JAMES, 81 Co.
dec - .T7r5ef Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
d. BaroGs,
ID. BRCGs,
Secretary u Me Contention.
SCHEDULE.

NIu'' Gu 'hat the roll Containing tic draft Of TIM
amended constitution adopted by Ills Convention 4,
ny nsupmlied to tic people of this con,monv In,
Tor NOR ratification rejection. tie trc,,rd bv Ic
,I"crct1ty w case proper Tor It's prcscrvacn. ard
S,p,s eu among the archives Of the Council Of
ordered. TINT the Secretary DO causc the Journals
~ INC proceedings Of this Convention TO Be IaitIy
enlGrr,d IN well bound book. and aitcr the eano
sIan nave been signed Ivy lhc President and s, cTe.
Jury; 'hat lie deposit The same, together with all ibo
U,'guui documents IN Tie possession Of The Con,cn.
u", ana connected with it, proceedings bmono lLe
SfcbicVes Of the Council Of State and further tlt
NC cause 10 printed copies 10 be well bound and
deposited in the Public Library.
ordered, That the President Of The Convention r.,
cccf'Iy true COPY Of The amended Constitution TO
General Assembly be- and ilcy arc Lereby ,,nos,o
10 MAKE any additional provisions by law. wbich nay
De necessary and proper, for submitting tIc ynmo to
.no voters thereby qualified to vote for rncnbcrs IF
inc General Assembly, at lhe next April rlec,or,
ana ior organizing the government under The ou,o,E
tCd II slrrb yTfofg wa "''" '"'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
FOR SALE

Asa FOR SALE,
fsT!Ss The House and Lot on Church-u.N,
ists:ES nrne!y the property Of John Ialkl and nov
fszazzz: the occupancy Of Mr.. Joseph = Ja'tcs he
lot Gas been l,ely enclosed ani Uude g-ou
. thorough repair. There n" Ward and Garden attach
al 10 tie premises. Wen OF good water. au, SlHSe.
5uss Stable and Carriage house, al Of brick The piesn,
o-,nraat has )-age c promises for years bat this
MI moi asset the sale, pcssgcn may g.. lad IN rcl,e
unn; tic time e epas masking shall have beta
completed. Application to Ac made to
ian IS II. G. McNENARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

NC I'P8 'at'vc' Executive, and Judiciary Depart
1cnts sla be separate and di.tuct, 20 iI,of raber
HelcSc the powers properly belonging g. either 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
LIST OF LHrTERs

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office. aeaand,ia. D. C. on tic
Let Of december. 1880.
az Persons calling for ie;ters in the following list
will please say TaEr ARE ADvEarr'ED or they mag NJ
get them.
| Thomas Barrett Mrs Cstharine Brown
| Miss Mari, BirreI jesse B-ckl.y
George Burt Franklin Brown
! John Bean Sarah Ann Brown
Harrison Bradley-2 Robert Bron.uEb
| John Boyle-2
Mrs susannsh Cannon Arsh Cooley
| Mrs Mar, Cuats-2 James Coats
| thomas ID Crook Win Clark
Benjamin Cryer-2
James Dixon tstone eutter) Turner Dixon
| Mrs Dent Thomas I'ewees
VIM Fletcher George FIGHTER
Miss Mar, Gordon
l. Fl
John S Hurst Mrs Betsey Harris, or JohS
CAtharine Hurly-2 Neil
,nn Mary Hall VIM Heath
Robert ,all Ne srs p Haxall e Co
atsrine Humphries john Hill
Nathaniel Harr an Miss Ezsbrth Herbert
Thomas Hill James Il Joshua iisIper
Thomas Hall (slster) Mrs Lucy Harris
Eleanor johnson Dennis Johnston
Elizaheth johnson
Capt James kn"ard
Mary Lowe Miss Sarah Lomoux
Mary Ann Lukes Richard Lee
Joseph Lonely Ann Leigh
Mr Lindsay MrIee
M
Geo Murray Wary Ann MCGEE
Miss Julia A Middle tong Geo Ms keh
Mrs Murray Harriet McCue
Boberi Munroe Geo Mason
James Middleton John NcNurhon
Elizabeth Marbury Dr VIM w Morgan
Cspt Mitchell
! DIR Tlos hewitt Alison Mailer
! IhOmas Nell Capt Jos hewitt
John Potten John Pierpont
Capt Peter Price Jno Piumey
! Capt Chas Petit
! I,aac IT Robbins, Jr WIN Ruld
Sarah Ann Reeves Randolph Reeves
Mrs Sarah Suter Miss S Swan
James loan Jesse Spencer
John StavrIy Sanuel Swain
Richard storke-3
Ed FOLSOM Luis TIGER
Mrs sarah Eliza THOMPSON Charles II Trplett-2
Tate Caroline thompson
wv
Isaac Warrington Flz, williams
J,cob n " augh john Watson
John Waddy Richarl Wenton
mn Wilmington Flick West
John Wilson us Ware
Catherine Walker Rachael Walker
Miss Ann w
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
December I. 1881 3,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
Erg,isM ANIMALS for 1884

cr;,, has inst rec.iv, and 1T ~ Tor sale:
TIE Gem, Literary Annual for 1851, con-
n,n. w. ye ,p!, nd,d engraving b' the most em'
n, q, al Sts ~
klieadsh;p's Offering. Literary Album anu
A"tpa. Remca,hr ncer To- 1871, eona'n'"s ",'e
bc,tr,h,l engray,ngs among>, which are Mar, queen
al ao;s going forth TO eA'cn''o'' aeo ""'o "''''
CIR
TIE Un.,er's Ursath for 1851. containing
ont utrer- engraving he 'hrve War>s a, ,i'e
: ,aS ,f1hsst BY r.. Smith. from Ben West, ami nc
/ ,e.uye. BY sc Br,aiard from psintinS Nv n Ho'ts
Tie Forget Ne-NOf. Christmas New Tears
sni Br,h.,a, Present for 1854, containing nice" e''
!.tOt engrtvInHs n ,u
The Christmas Boz, By Marshall, Juvenile
Imlua Err 1881
I \ fresh supply of the Atlantic Souvenir and
pvarl for 1854; ssD, The G-ntiemans Foeke, t'ms
.ucSs for 1851. and Desllver's Atn'anacks ,or uo,
.uov - ba'to "NN'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
Crab Cider WAN ed

WISH to purchase tom so 10 90 barre good crab
cider which can be recommended Also, some
condemn whiske,, for the purpose OF making sico'
hoi Which be will keep for sale ~ Baltimore prices.
= J SNItETAr,
Dyer and Scourer, Royal street, Alexa
act gT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
Eutice

Nnv ses AZ Net
e., a hco story BRICK house ana
- ~ G5iRDEh, on tlo,a, street, between 'a'.e
IS ro, .,. Qneen 81, orposl,e AIR Nct,uira =
a s,ro starr "ICK q Frame H"OoE
On Fairfax str et betWe,nQ cen and 'r'oces'
losse,>iou may be had immediately
u.v O SAMUEi ARMOUR d Go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
lNpyriaA Tea.

n, HALF chests, very sup ror qu,'ty lus' tTcr"e'
~ AMI for sale b. D M1>' -
my %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
H-iAp"yt seine VWine.

Il ,TEIY received. genera! assortment OF tue oes'
L 4 Britport sh,i and Herring Seine iwne' p" "e
3 ', i pr.GeS, fer sale oy ~
Is tCb' H"a -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02

Best Chewing Fob eco.

N boxes pound twists, S's l0's, and IS plugs, of
superior quality al reduced prices just received
and for sale by MILLER SON
nov 70
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
20 PR1zEs OF $1,000
Virginia State Lottery,

No. 10, FOR 1880
70 bs dra,cn ct FtehfHond, or Friday, esd
otJulq, 1899
60 Number Lottery 3 Drawn Ballots.
Capital Prizes:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
= GoDY 1 este,
f9AN;f,. LEE. r..

THE parties isreresTsd IN sra above suit,
esTs hereby Soi.iee. thaE 'vi1 aktond at tas
Cissl's Office = b3aguDzo urg, on Monday tins
e8th Caa % tsa5 naoet8 and eNysee Upon tas
ezssadon az tAs sooVs recttsa orjer, aa6
q coat.rve ssSnJ oay 70 cay entii my report b
: asartAsta. tghea ssc E7aer9 taey vijl attend
? syit4. then nscessary proeIs ard papers
SEAaia-NS GARARD, ,fins. Lon.
=. Z. O
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

NYOTICE-Eli persons who have POI.
IN cieins into the hands Of ABRAHAM
to c.l raw t,5e cost due and liit them. Will
be at lone eysry evening until August eouF.
on the lirst day Of ASghsi court wih attend
at the Globe Tavern ar lie purpose OF CO.
tribuling papers, and recSi'nS payments On
bonded debts and DO ok accounts que The Is.
tate of said NaIlatt. If any persons should
forget to comply with tn request 'hey VII
be pat ia mind thereof in ) hort order; perhaps
with costs Any persons LaVin8 CLAIMS a
sainst said cstnte by bond, no. 2, oro'hef"ne,
are requested TO inform me OF TIN an-oustsra
nature OF the debt by August cours. tSa' here
may be immediate steps taken 10 icy as
same. JACUB MY EHtc, tuGhW-
June "a, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
HIGHEST PRIZE,
5000 lDOlbKaAIRS Sc

90e0 Tickets, s20. 900
Only 5000 tickets in the scheme -The
Prizes all payable in CASH, watch, Is ,tsuGi
81 G0dEN'S OFFICE, can be had thc
moment they are drawn
Whole Tickets y 30 Quarters IS ots
Halves I 80
- ORDERS either by mai post paid)
or private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
prtzss, viii meet the sauna prompt and punc-
taal attesuon ss il ON personal application
Address
IL COHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS,
Baltimore, ejuly s, 1889. Baltimore
99-Ihe Rsgistey containing The OGiciel List
,ch be forSoarded g,iatt5, isssssdioleig ette~
the drf,sing, to those trio may request u.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
, SALE or LID.
July $3.50.

Eb --lS3iT or LIND.
ELY virtue of dacree rendered by the
County Court OF ResFeey, IN Chanccry sit
ting, at tne June teiqn last. vs. shall as com
nlss'oners named IN mat decree, offer for pub
lis sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, be
fora the Court house door ID n 4rtinsbprg, on
I1prsdoy, The e3ta sey af J. ", ;,'tmit,
I. Tract OF Land, which was ,nortgaged 10y
'hc late Bernard kepi,e.t TO .Georgc Sqcro to
secure the payment ofseroral OF money
oisghiesa aboet $500 SNOW tooo made by tAe
sale Of the mortga9cd PROMISES. The land
lies on the western drains of 0peqnon, and
contains 100 acres The dow n right Of the
widow has Hot been reiinQuished on the mort
gage, but as the eubseribsas sell the same
tract, at.,l,e same time AMI .,lace, under a
trust deet on wsieh the dowar is ,elinquisI-
I'D, the purchaser Gar obtain complete
lille. IShf. LONG,
-. II. CONRAD,
Commissioners NJ Ter the {. &. b
July 6, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
HIENE No

.M.3RTT.6.ND ST.gYE LOTTERY,
gEVO BE DRAWN On the same approved
q node as No. G, and TO take place in the
City of Baltimore % WEDNESDAY, the
18th inst. under lie superintendaaee of the
Commissioners appointed by the Governor
and Enunct,.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
coHEN's OFFICE. Baltimore, }
June 8oth. 1880.

re ORT OF THE DRAWING Of the
Ifo,y6qnd State Lottery, Ne s, for 1880:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

20fa -S594-47 n O559--t2oS rs VI iVe
S76--1067- -f5I0--2396 nri,s, of 81
a42O- 5e6s- 64sS 6S76-G56S J
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
VIRGINIA. TO WIZ

VIRGINIA, TO wTr -.
In,he superior Court Or ChaHeery. holden
=, winchesfer or she 8h day 81 tprIl. lo5V'
Le,5is Pierce and Catherine " his ,sge; EFra
VaaBsetre, JOHN 4, Ya'umetTc, Ei'=a > an
r,sslrs, Join f. Tozlmctrs and ,lossn1, ms
tcife; .4btGhan f. Vauaeife md .hartG' RS
tcbs; and THorHton Taylor I'an'neire, he"s
If Jolts Ysgsmetre, dec. PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST,
Maven .4lb,1tis. ersc,drir. teld John Bogyer,
ereSls,gf Of John .4iburfis, des lsho tces CO
ec,itor IF john TCnlB1etre. dec; PistlP Y.
Penzlet6n end Jol,a Stroller. executors q
Dpvsd Hunter. dee, james Nilsson GFS 10
ssph Grauiltan1, e4eeutOrs Of TVittiana Rush,
dee John Bo,cyer, administrator nth ne
ssiR annexed Of John E0tmetre, dee. ana
Edtcard 4. Gibbs, defendants
yEyHIS cause GENE on to be heard THIS
Fl Sth day Of April, 1880, upon the Bill,
answers Of the defendants, Nancy Alburts,
exrx. and John Bower, ex'r. Of John Al
burtis. dec and Of said ohn Bower as admin
istrafor With the will ANNEXED ofJohnF anme-
tire, deceased, and exhibits. Jhe Subpoena
having been duly executed on De vid Hunter
10 his lifetime, and the defendants, James
Mason and JOSEPH Granthsm, executors OF
William Push, dec. and Edward A Gibbs,
more dan four moHths, and the suit revived
by scirsfacia, against TIE said Philip {. Pea
dletoa end Johp SgOther, executors Of san
DAY ii Hunter, dec and said defendants idii
ing io appear and ans8et, and was argued By
counsel. en- consideration whereof the Court
doth ad,Hdse, order, and decree tl.at mas
ter commissioner Of this Court 10 examine,
state and settle TIE estats account OF sad
John Fanmetre, dec with said ohR Al5urtis,
dec his executor and with John Bowyer, hia
administrator with the will annexed, stating
all such matters specially deemed pertinent
by himeelG OF which shall be required by
either CT the parties to be specially stated,
and make report thereof 70 The Court in Order
10 a final decree A copY--Teste,
DAHL LEE, c. c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

&c. Re. &c.
WholeTickets So HalyosS2 50--Qrs 81 %
~ Uro,r, .,, uckets or shares in tie aboy {
LOTTERY, forwarded by mail <post paid, or BY
private hand Will E,eet With the aost pr0mp,
attention II addressed 20
YATES & MINTYRE,
Uashagfsn, n. e.
o.'An official account Of the drawing will be
forwarded to adventures, free Of poslage.
Washington, d. c. Jul! Z, 1889,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
rIHa2INIK1 &c or.

VIRGINIA., 10 vfT.
10 the superior Court OF rhsneery, hoiden
~ Winchester, the first Ssv Of Way, 1850,
Esaae YomOrsdale and Mario, his tstjt,
PEAINTlFTs,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

TIE parties interested in the above suit,
will take notice that snail attend at the
Clerks Office ia Martinsbprg, on Saturday
the 3ist day Of tbs moath. for the purpose Of
carrying the above o. der into fleet, when and
Whsre they win attend with their necessary
papers and vouchers
sEAMANS GARARI,, Mas Corr.
July 8, 1880.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11


 Afr Adams-~ln the EHquiUst of the 9S.h October, nOsised communication from "A. A." puTpOrsing to give dsscrpon of Shs peculiar disease that hss recently sppsaEsd among us!"
 Your cosrespondsus's description from Celsua, (which by the way is taken from GOOds "Ssudy OG Medicine, ] is certainly very brief one, but, hOwev- CT clear may be the medical man, remains to be proved that the general reader is much the wiser for it. This "Ignis Sacer" (query, "Ignis Fatuus ?) of your correspondents imagination is a terrible name iOr disease, for 1t signifies less than hOty fire, yet the "anciens" applied the term to denote spe- cies of EEysipelas.
 The inhabitants of Lischfield must be gra,ied to learn shat this IgniS Sacer is rapidly disappearing from among Us-thae this ''hOly re'' has ceased its avages. and that strangers will longer be deterred from visiting us, through fear of internal combustion MEDIcUs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11

DIED,
 In lIIs town, on the 3d icst. Mias Lyda S. Baf6eSS aged l9, daughter of Mr AmbEOse Barnes. n On the 9h inss Mrs Julia Ckids g, wife of Capt. Heman Childs.
 In New Preston, oh the 1at inst: Mrs ID. Bonnet, aged 49, wife of Dr Stephen Bennett
 Ia HumPhrcysville, Mrs Wooster, @, wife of Mir Bennett Wooster. WY is
 In.Danby, Tompkins county, N. ". Mir Moses Ty- Ter, 43, formerly of SoUthingtGn, Con- ,t
 In Hebron, Mir Abial Bliss, 75.
 In Monroe, Mrs Betsey Payne, q.
 In Hartford, Mir JOnatlan Butler, 9l; MsjoE John E. Hart, 48.
 In Hebron, Mr Joseph Skinner, 90.
 In GrotoU, Mrs Jemima Latham, 99. In New-London, Deac. Henry Harris, @. sIn NOrWalk, Mr Luke Keeler, B.
 In New Hartford, Miss Semantha Barrett 42. In HitchcOcksville, Dlr Eliphalet Olmsled. 49. In Enfield, Mr Eliphalet KiIIam, 77 Mfr Elphalet Killam, Jr. 42. t'."
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate foT the district Of l Ltchfisld, hath assigned the 95th day of instant November, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Prsi,ate Ofice in Litch6elA, for the appointment of CossmissiOnsEs on the estate of
 WILLIAM STONE. lste of said LitchAeld, deceased. represented jOsolvena. at which time and place ail persons interested in said estate. will, if they see cause, attend before said Court, and be heard relative tO such appointment.
 By order of said Court,
 TKUMAN KSnnoaN. AdmfNissF0GoT. LitchReld, Nov. %, 1880 &%
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11

N9~A A new Cider BarrI was taken from the Cooper's Shop in this village oo Monday night last. and some time previous 1Wts 1t would De a favor conferred if either should be returned, accounted for, or their value paid.
 Nnsxensber 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11
MARRfED,

Io Towington. Mr Justin Cotton, of HaTtiOrdj to Miss EmsliRe Phelps. ford, Con. ,o Mrs Eliza A. Sheldon. In Nsw.Ilaven, Maj. Charles B. Granniss, oS New York, to Miss Adslne l.. Hosehkiss
 ln Soushbary. Bls Wilson Henriss to Mis- Rosesse Booth.
 Ia Hartford. Mr Simeon Goodwin, Jr. of N. Y. to Miss Maria 6. CaswOtl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11

P A total failure of P6pefs hy Tussaay nights southern mail may have deprived us of some news for tO-day's paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11
. THE EN0UTRER.
LTTCHFIELD, NOV. n, 1880.

ET Our columns are again crowded with foreign intelligence. RevOlution upon revolution in Europe
 ollOwssach other in such rapid succession that scarcely kseP up with the It seems. the editor Nsw-YOFk paper observes, "as thOngb the whole frame of society, laws, government, every Shiag aO bs resolved into s original elements" The New-Y0sk deily papers constantly filled with dsIails and spsculatiOns upon EurOPean afEars-and cannot be expected that should be able pub liah the half of them. We shall endeavor IO publish theuoss interesting and important and still nd room give birds eye view of what is going in the " peaceful world around Us." .-,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11

Massachusetts ElscsiOn also held on Monday or as, week for Representative Congress So far as returns have come in, none but An,-Jaekson members are elected. In Boston, Nathaniel APpleto" has up wards of thousand majority over Henry Lee' wno' aishough aot a Jackson man, vas supported Oy 'he Jacksoaans and the paEsy opposed so the Ames'ea" Sysasm. 10 Plymouth district. John Qniaey Adnms 's eeeasd-hs had shoat f1ur6ihs of all the votes gven' Is Nossslk. Reay A. 6. Dsarborn. who was refsvmed oua of she see ef Collector of as Pert Of Boston by Gen. Jackson, is slsessd by a large majority. Mid. dlsssx, Edward Everett reelected without opposition. Ea Esssx Soush Rsfas Choaas elected over Bsaj. ". Csowniashislals lshe man's Of CvOwninshisd is Fahss uspopalar shs psssss' 'i@s is this dsssiesl In Es
 sex North, anA Bristol districts. choice. To Eamp aeu. Mr. Bates Fe-sissssa. Ia Worcester. ssush and aor,h. aasssss. Davis snd KsSdai reelected. nesk uhivs, r Dsisgs slsessdas saeessasv lo Ar. Dwight mhe was ast candidate. Ia DaE~s'@hls, Mr. Rect hslssssd.