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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
3rn. 44.t5.

In relation TO the law, lately passed III TenBessce
giving a right OF occupancy 30 any man whose wifi
had three children at birth, 200 acres
Of land for each child, member Of that Legislature
writcs:-I viii tell you the reason that prompted me
IN the district that represented that had three chill
dren at one birth, and one that had Gve all of
theHI poor. Since my return, honcI have heard Of
others in this state vino within the provision Of
the law"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

~ The CorsTITUTfoSAL w t5IG is poblished ,ss,es
week, Cruesdays and Fridays,) at FIVE dollars NC, 90
nun, pa sblc IN advance. f ""-
" For advcrtising75 cents SQUARE Tor IsssN f., ,s
arst Insertion, and 30 for each connusnc. IT.
NUMBER OF insertions must Ire noted ON the MS obs5;se
'hsy WI be coHt'sued and charged accordingly
" Alletters to the Editors mus, be or ,s
will receive attention iF' 10y
~ No'esoi chartered specie paying Banks of ans of
ihe States will he received in nj for sbsri, -,
ne wing though Virginia U. stsesBsuk Notes vOvl
Peisrfed' and femiitances be made tfruysb Gs
eost OHice al the risk NJ the Editors
" Previous 10 tscontDuance Of che paper al az
sarages must be paid up Ind who may e;sI. 20
d,scoutinue, will notify the Editorso that effect t.,
Iex days before the period expires for phics tey p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
ma Il
ChickahominY Land for Sale.

n WISH 10 sell my Farm in the county of Henyieo
n called Woodstock, containing by survey. 500
ecrcs-t is situated on the main road, leading from
l'Ichmond to the Piping Tree, and about five mics
from Richmond, and Immediately on the waters Of
the Chlckohominy-abo one-thjrd of it is meadow
land OF the best quality, the rest of the land IL verv
thckly timbered. Application may be- made TO rnc
on the PREMISES and the land will be shown To onv
person disposed to purchase by Mr. Vounhan th
overseer, myself JOSEPH SEI9nEN
ma 10---taw st C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

OF the " s. ship Fincennes, is the legal heir to tho
title and great estate of the Earl of Bolton. Tho
report It's given in such shape, that VIC have M,
reason 20 doubt it. The Vfncenues was at Canton
curly IN January. to sail in few days for home and
may be soon expected. We are informed that Cas-
yam T. came to this country when he four years
ou, ana has risen from humble station to his pres
mert-[.E 4. Com ado
Ehe editor of the Columbian Gazette in relation
10 TINS matter saysIn conversation with gentle
ii"n OF w ashnSton day two since, we under
$1,000 that he was nformrd by Mr.. Vaughan the
BRUSH NinIster, that he had received no official nd
pi"e'' snen Us were mentioned in several newspa-
pers reiailve TO the title and estate which we're said
10 rave devolNsu on Captain William Bolton Finch
OF Inc u : Navy. The report NAV be correct not-
Mtu.hstahdHg, as Several instances have occurred
~hsren native born Americans have Inherited titles
received them. y s
we learn that the American discovery briggs, Sa-
Taph ana Annawan, under the command Of Captains
endeton ana Palmer left port 10 tqae vicinity of
Cupe torh tn; abe oe last MI we'll and
proceeded Southward for Pamers1.and in tie south
Pachc.-U S. Tel
young woman III Freehold, New Jersey, recentIv
brought suit against named David Williamson
tor s'anuer III circulating reports in the highest de-
gree INJURIOUS to her reputation. The charges we're
distinctly and clearly proved and the Jury gave YER
dict of $4,000
last week destroyed by fire, and young man named
George Mink persisted in the flames.
-
Prcpa' ing for Ae roorst.-Once on a time it ham
pened that poor wight married u shre,, who led
him pous life; she fell i'll, the doctor was called in
ana the anxious nifectonate husband inquired of Liu
now his dear spouse was; G1len shook his head an!
tod HIM to prepare for the worst. What said irc
''is she likely to get oyer III"
ToBAcco.-,Amount of Tobacco inspected in
Richmond Manchester, Petersburg and Lynchbure,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

MARRIED On Tuesday, the Itl, instant. by the
Rev. MIR. IiornieF, Mr. THOMAS P. LARUs 10 Miss
Lucy r.. RUsE, all of this city.
At Dunfrics, Va, Thursday, the Sth instant, by
the Rev. Thomas C. Thornton, Mr.. EDaruNp TYLEYs
Of Aide, Va. to Miss MARY <. daughter Of the late
James Smith Of this city,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

DlED-in this city, Tuesday the lib instant,
Mrs. HANNAH FLEIsHEE, whose friends and acauain-
tances are invited, without further notice. TO attend
her funeral this morning. at 10 O'Clock from her late
dwelling on I street.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
VIR enNIA ELECrInNs.

WeStDsOre{rnd FOR Delegates, John p Hunger
foord, VIM. a. Washiugton--no opposition. Very
few voters turned out--about two-thirds Of them in
favor of the new Constitution.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
MANAGERS' OFFICE.

u ONCE MORE TRIUMPHANT. 81
Grand Capital Prize 9f $50 00e, sold at tie .Haad.
gers Office.
TETfIE following the numbers drawn in the
n Union Canal Lottery, Class no 7:
10, %, I, So, 81, 9, 90, &C.
I, -, 81, the Grand Capital of $4,000, sold at
the Managers OHce to a citizen of Richmond.
Those who capital prizes recojlect that tbex,
are sold at the Managers Office.
YATES 6 MCINTYRE.
ma " Managers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

The National Tntelligencer of Tuesday says" We
mentioned on Saturday the arrival in this city of an
Agent from the Cfioctnw nation of Indians, to nego
tate for the sale of their lands in the State of Ms.
sissippi. The person referred to is, we under
stand, only the bearer of specific proposition TO
that effect from the Choctaw Nation to the President
of the United States, having delegated powers
from that nation to change the terns proposed by
thcts"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

u The defeat Of the Van Burenites in ALBANY by
the Working Men Party noticed by us yesterday
in extract Irom.the N. Y Commercial, is accour-
ted for by The Courier & Enquirer in the following
ingenious manner,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

TOBACCO.-Amount of Tobacco inspected in
Richmond Manchester, Petersburg and Lynchbure,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

1t is reported that information has been commune
Gated to the British Minister at Washington that
Capt William Bolton Finch, the present commander
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

frame house in Conyngfanl Lehigh county, was
tast week destroyed by fire, and young nanaed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

On Monday, the Senate spent nearly the whole
day inthe consideration of executive business Pre-
yious to going into session. The bill authorizing
subscription of stock in the Washington Turnpike
Road Company, was ordered to be cngrossed for a
third reading, ~ to 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

lET subscriber at Smithfeld Isle Of Wight, writes
us that he has not received more than FIVE papers
il seven weeks. This is to most unaccountable.
The papers to that Office regularly mailed every
Tuesday and Friday, before 10 O'Clock in the day
time, w should ike to hear from other subscribers
at the sane place, whether they have received their
papers regularly. We have spared no excrtion to
trace and correct errors Of this kind.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

! The same paper also states that "Anti- Masonic
State Conventions have been called in Ohio kenluc-
| Ky, and Michigan"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

AvT1-m AsoNtc.--Phe Albany Evening Journal
sayst that ninety Delegates have been already
elected to the National Convention, ito be holden az
Pbiladelphis in September next, from the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

such man US amos Kendall, he has assumed res
possibility and Incurred an odum, that will not be
easily removed We sincerely condoe with eur old
acquaintance aE NJ Noah; but we know he will bear
it with good grace, and probably return to his 70
Cation as soon asthe Courier and Enquirer VIII let
hin-We expectsome extra rgroans from, that re-
doubtable quarters 1t can now have just cause to
join in concert with the New Hampshire Patriot, and
mourn that tho party is not WEI; organzedin the
Senate ofthe u S US it wont to ,e in the State
OF New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
GENERAL sUMMARY.

Salem Tyiols.--The trials of the persons indicted for the murder of the late Mr. White of Salem which were interrupted by the death of Chief Justice Park CT, were resumed on Tuesday of last week. John F. Knapp first pui on trial. great namber of wit nesses have been examined but he latest accounts the case had not been committed to the Jury- Cosr
 Clay m Nes0-Js,sey.-A large meeting was held in the town of fWoodbridge, Middlesex County, N J. on the 24ih alt. pursuant to previous call, al which series of resolutions passedapprovng of,hs n.,D- nation and support of Henry Clay as the next Pres idental candidate, and recommending the friends of the candidate in all the several townships 10 hold ings and choose delegates, to meet in convection at Trenton on the 27th October next, to form Congress tiekef.-N. Y. Spectator.
 The Freemasons in tho city of Philadelphia have voted the free use of their Masonic Hall, in that city, for the meeting of the Anti. Masonic Convention, to be holden in September Dext by the delegates chosen
 from the several saies, whO may choose attend the meeting.
 The Richmond Whig of3lst ut says:-The slave Daniel was hanged yesterday, parsaantto hssentsnee fer the murder of James DTummOnd. He acknOwl- edged his guilt.
 Afr. Julius Grswold, deFanged nm, recently went into Ghs woods in Le Roy, W. Y. cut tree through, and placed himself where it wOaId ial upon him: his head was crushed
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons, l V residents and nOn-residents. who are lia- ble to pay taxes in the town of Litchfeld, that the subscriber has warrants to collect town tax of four cents and five mills, and n state tax of one cent on the dollar, laid on assessment list for I829-I will attend at the places here in mentioned to receive the same, to wit, at the County House in Litchfeld on the first Monday of September next; and on Tuesday the 7th day at Col. James Marsh's in North field; on Wednesday the 9th at Mr. Picket's store from ten o'clock til one, and from one till six same day at Morris Woodruff's store {; on Thursday the 9th at Mir. Guilds in Milton from one until six o'clock P. M. of each of said days. All persons who do not attend to this opportunity of paying their taxes may de- pend 0n paying the lawful travelling fees.
 JACOB KILBORN,
 Collector of State and TOs0m Tar. Litchfeld, August 10, 1880 0s
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
FOR SALE.
SSA. ALL the ReGl ESBate of the subscriber in the
 UN ES flourishing Village of
WOZcOfDiLIe. in Inc fovn

~<A
 of TorringtOn, consisting of the following val uable property, viz: About two acres of land on the south side Of Waterbury river, opposite the well known tavern stand of Capt. Samuel Bradley, on which are two story dwelling house, with large we'll shaded and beautiful yard in front, and finely cultivated garden in the rear Of the house; barn, carriage house, wood house and other out houses small dwelling house, and large and convenient store. This property is. all of it in the most pleasant pant of WoIcOttville, which renders ita very desirable place of residence for a man of business.
 Also, tlfat well known Store Stnnd on the north side of the river, situated few rOds rom the WoOllen Manufactory in WolcOit- vile. The store has been recently built. is conveniently constructed. and is decidedly the best stand for business in the village. | Also, one new two-story D,eeiiiag Houss aad Lot, about twenty rods north of the meet ing house tn said village. The dwelling house IS well adapted fof two families.
 Also, about five and an half acres of good LAND opposite the Meeting House, suitable for pasture or plough land. There are two good building lots on the same. very pleasant- ly situated. Tee above mentioned property will be sold on the most reasonable terins.--- For further information apply to SAMUEL BRADLEY, or to the subscriber, both of WOl- cOttville. WM. E. RUSSELL.
 Wotcottviiie, Aug. 12, 1880 tS
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12

In the centre Of the cahp were 800 or 900 Turk ish prisoners carefully guarded. The captured BOdOuin Arabs were all seMt to their homes.
 great number Of vessels had returned to Toulon from Algers. They will take in water and provisions and reurn It is also supposed these vessels will take in part Of the reserve French army to Algiers. for Malia m consequence of express orders from the English government, avoid suspicion or msunder- standing.
 Le Journal dcs Debats of Sd inst. reports that des patches said to have been received that day from Count BourmORt, dated under the walls Of AL giers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
NOTICE.

summmmmwaMf BROKE into fhe enclosure
 70 M1 of the subscriber, on or a.
 bout the s5th Of July last, two nnAEm three year old STEERS, mid ding size, Of a light dunn color, white in the face, have wood buttons on their horns, with no other artificial mark-and appear to have been yoked. The owner is hereby requested to prove property, pay charges. and take them away. LUTHER MINER.
 CormrGIl, Aug. ., 1880 0s
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
NOTICE.

PY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for Ab the District of Sharon, will be sold at public auction, on the sOth day of August, l83O, at 9 o'clock 4. M. at the late dwelling house of Maj. JOHN WEBB, late of Canaan, in said district, deceased. 50 much of the Real .Estate of said deceased as will raise the sum of one thousand one hun- dred and thirty-one dollars and ffty.four cents, unless the same is previously disposed. of at private sale.
 VIM. M. BURRALL. C0n0nn AasOasf a. lX2O Q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
NEW FURNITURE W'Dre House.
GEORGE DEWEY,

HAS removed to the building two doors 1 A from the County House, where he has on hand, finished, an extensive assortment of CABINET FURNITURE. consisting in part of the following articless viz: ,v# FSlDE.BOARDS, SOFAS. Secretary md Book Cases, dressing Bureaus and dressing, Stands with Mirrors, Pillar and Claw, Tea..
 Card. and Work TABLES; plain Tables of
 every description; Mahogany & Curl Maple,
 High Post, Field and French BEDSTEADS,
 of various kinds and prices.
 In StOre, the greatest assortment of
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, AUGUST 12, 1880.

The foreign intelligence in to-days paper will be found of considerable interest. King George the IVlh of England, it will be seen, died the 26th of June, and on the next day the Duke of Clarence was pro- claimed his successor under the title of William the Fourth. It appears be understood that no change of Ministers, of the general policy of the govern ment, will take place in consequence of the demise of the old King and the accession to the throne of suc- cessor. ~#
 From the Algerine invasion the accounts are seve- ra days later than by any former arrival. For par.c- uars, see foreign head
 Ihe Commencement at EVashiagton Coiiegp, Hart ford, was held Thursday of last week. large number of strangers and visitors from far and near ate tended ;he celebraion-and the exercises are said to have been highly interesting. The degree ofBache- Tor of Arts conferred on twenty young gentlemen Alumni of the College.
 LOuisiano Eection.-Smficient returns have been received to warrant the conclusion that Mr. Roman, tho Clay candidate for Governor has been elected by
 majority Of more than 1000 the highest Jackson candidate. There were two Clay and two Jackson candidaes-the aggregate of the two former great y ahead Ofhe laer In the first Congression dstrict Hon. Edward D. White. friend of Clay, is elected without opposition; tn the second, Gen. P. Thomas (CIayl is elected by majority of III over Gen. Rip ley Jackson: the returns from the third district are not comple,e but it is believed that Judge Henry Bull lard is elected over Gen. Rost, the Jackson candidate. So that Louisiana may be set down certain for Mr. Clay for the Presidency, should he be candidate Connecticut and Massachusetts. Light is spreading truth is forcing its way through error and delusion- the people every where taking the management of affairs into their own hands-and the political trim mers and jugglers at Washington already begin to trembc for their safety.
 Detroit, Michigan, contains population of 2222- of which 222 are aliens.
 Washington City is estimated to contain l9,5OO in. hablants, which shows an increase in ten years of 625O
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
FOR SALE.

,rsSN ID ROKE into the enclosure of D the subscriber, and impoum-
 ded in the public pound in War. sAAkRsAn ren. August q, f8SO, mine Sleep, five old ones and four lambs, marked as fol- lows :-One square crop on the end of both ears, halfpenny under side of the left--six of them slanting crop both sides ofleit ear, half- penny in the end of the same ear on one one two halfpennys upper side of right ear one slanting crop upper side of the leit ear. The owDer is requested to pay damages and cost and take them away. we M
 ANCIL FULLER. Warrem, August 0, 1880 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
Canaan, August 6, 1880
NOTICE.

ANO Il ASLo TNHE Court of Probate for the District of -A WoOdbury has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of
 CONANT CATLIN, MD. late of Bethlem, in said district, deceased, re- presented insoEvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Morris Woodruff, John Strong. Jun. and Samuel Church, Commissioners to receive and exa| mine said claims. Certified by , CHAs. B. PHELPS, Judge :. The subscribers give notice. that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of said deceas- ed. io said Bethlem. on the second Monday in September next. and on the first Wednesday in February, 1881, at nine o'clock in the fore noon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 MORRIs Wo0DRUFT, c.......-.
 JoHH STRONG, JUN. -
 SAMUEL CHURcH,
 n All persons indebted to said estate arc re- lQnested to make immediate payment t0
 JOSEPH AMBLER. ldm'r. F}ethiem, Augmsf q, 185O V
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12

ET An amctioneer in Boston advertises span of beautiful dnppe grey horses, called Aad,ep Jackson kind in harness" Wonder ifthey "draw as equal" as their namcsakcs?
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
MARRIED,

In Danbury. tBethel,) MT Jesse A. Beers to Miss Betscy Ann Wearin. ... !" l,aren, MT Chas. 4: Bates to Miss Polly Tu,tle. In Hartford, Charles Bishop, Esq. of New Rochelle, to Miss Phebe Miner, of New.YOrk.
 In New-York, Mr Thomas Smith, oi Hartford, to Miss Mary Ann Ripley, of New-York.
 DIED,
 In this town, on the 9th ,nst.,- widow Sarah Brad ley, aged alsuw GO.
 In New. Haven, Mrs. Hannah Bradley, 84; Miss Mary Johnson. l6, daughter of Mr Enos A. Johnson In Cheshire, Mrs. Kezia Benham, AZ, wife of Mr Ethelbest Benham. She had been sick and blind most of the lime for the last eighteen years. In Chaplin, Mr Ebenexer Clark, 78. In East-dampton, Deac. Constant Welch, 76. He confined by bodily nfrnity for one day dur ing his long life.
 In Hebron, Mrs Deborah Mack, %. .... In Sinsbury, Joseph Pinney, Esq. In Danbury, Mr William Chapelf, GA. In East Hartford, Osmond Bropson, l8, son of Mr. Sceper Bronson. In Windsor, Widow Prudence I.oOms, s7. |" Berlin, Capt. jesse Dickinson. G6: Mr. David Tiffany. In G'oion, Mrs. I'abathy Bill, 82. In Colchester, Mr. Asa Bigelow, 75. h Mid dletown. Mrs. North, 37, wife of Mr. Seah North Mr. William 8echer, s. At Norwich, Mr. Rufus Darby, 57. Al Hamden, Burr Perkins, son of Mir. A. masa P. 19: he was drowned while bathing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
CHAIRS

ever offered in this village: Elegant Carf Ma< pie CHAIRS, Grecian Patterns; Fancy, Cane and Flag Seats, n superior article {; Dining Chairs of various patterns and prices.
 As respects prices, Cash or any property equivale will be the test.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11
SPEECH OF MIR. LOYAL.
Deiiuered N tAe House or Representation.


Oh inc resolution Of the Committee Of Elections do
G,anng Dir. l.. 10 be duly elected member of tic
iiouse Of Representatives. for the Copprcss,onni
District # Norfolk, &C. in the State of Virginia j.;
pace Of the sitting member, DIR. Newton.
Mr.. hOYAbL said, though the situation in ,,,,,cr,
no CONSIDERATION, merely personal should doer 49,
rom inc discharge Of an obligation he was under 20
tnosg IN whose behalf he had preferred the claim non
"hich tho House would now decide.
AHer most patient and l3borious examination Of
sn me testimony in the case, your committee hive
'heit report and It IS no part Of tho duty
winch has constrained ms TO appear before ION oy
10 reyie" The volnmlnous documents upon which that
report Is founded. BY purpose is simply to ask von
dtIehioh' very bnefy,o certain preliminary poin,s
IeheduPon BY tho sitting member, as material, in
g ,Ian 10 Just result Il lie objected in tho fret
R.uSg, at (c officer duly appointed to hold the cleo
IoW continue Tho poll over beyond tho first day ortLo
.h.u election. beg leave here to read such parts
VIC statutes o. virginia. roo,e TO tho matter. "tn
uct Qt arranging the counties Of this commonwealth
,''' .T''' - "'"''e Representative ~ ron grcvq -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11
WINES, BRANDY, &C

WINES, BRANDY, DC.
KIlNESF old Ssrcal Tn,a and London particular Madef.
ra be- half pipes quarters and half quarter casks received
direct from Murdurk, 1uils S, 60
quality
French Mgicira and Fr0u,au1c DO
pipes very fro Cogrr1 prrrfv.- For cole By
~ l' 'T fU'c rAi'sLp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11

WAS committed to the Ja OF Gooclland county
W on the 3lst Of January last, negro boy who
or inches high; had when committed. a srit OF
white yarn domestic, and says nc belongs to Nessrs
Dawson a. Roach of Fredericksburg, who purchased
MN o. mr.. Powell ofFauquer county, that he ran
away shout June or July Inst Tho o,ySer or oo,nc,s
OF SAID slave arc requested to come forward, prove
thcIr property, pay oxpcnccs and take him away.
ROB'r. G.. MACON, Tailor for
WIN. Boiling, Sheriff Of Goochlaud
no J-fuwyfn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11

a lOO III OF - or 10, - wanted a. the Whip
"A once az an Apprentice, to learn the Printing
business. II II necessary that he have a geod En-
gsh educntion and be Of moral character and indus
trOus habits
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11
TOBACCO

PLANTERS are respectfully informed that oil
Tobacco consigned TO us for the future ghnl be
received into the Ware House free of draysGe from
INC Basin or the Dock. Freight, &c. pnid when re-
qucsied, by w. s r. BURTON.
apr IO-2awlOtc Inspectors Seabsool,r
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