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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01

ZO tke Electors cf Litchield County:
 The foregoing State Nominations are presented for your support, tn compliance with strong expressions of public sentiment in every part of the State.
 In relation to the individual indicated for tire office of Governor, is unnecessary to make any remarks aS the Jackson party dare not make assault upon
 him. 90 strong is the hold which his virtues have given him upon the affections oflhe People, and such is the ability with which he has discharged the duties of his Sxalred station.
 But it seems that our present worthy Lieut. Cover nor, and equally worthy Secretary of State, not favored with this immunity from attack by FACTION resolved ny means to gain ascentancy in the Councils of the State. As however the Lieut.. Gov ernor and Secretary have performed the duties of ther respective offices with singular fdeli.y it is diff cult for the adherents ofthe Middletowm assembage over which oshwa SsoW presided, 10 assign any reason why the electors should discard Messrs Peters and Day, except that they were he firm supporters the late national administration. Not believing that the good people of Connecticut prepared to nssent to prescription monstrous, hint only IS necessary to the independent electors of this county, thnt s important that they should give distinct expression at the polls of their sentiments on this subject.
 VOTES! VOTES!! for John s. Peters as Lieut. Governor, and Thomas Day as Secretary.
 ONE scho intends to do his Duty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01

try. from which nc motives Of party could cause him to swefve. Having lived until within few years in the north part of the 18th district, he will receive, at all events, majority of the votes of the enlightened far mers of this section, where he is best known. And it is wished, sir, that his name may be placed in your paper as a candidate for senator from this district, which will be a. greeabIe to the wishes of large majority of
 THE FARMERS
 ofthe north part ef District No. IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
17TH DISTRICT.
FOR THE 1rrcHrlELp ENQUIRER.

FOR THE LITcHFlELD ENQUIRER.
 As the Election draws nearer and nearer, the prob- able result of it is becoming every day inicrest ing. Although we cannot bring ourselves to believe ha, in ths District the electors will be regardless of their duty and fathess to their trust, yet we would urge them to vigilance and activity. We are con. tending with cunning and subtle adversary, and we shall not feel satisfied to beat him by inconsdera ble majority. It is hoped that Jacksonism will be put down by such decisive vote that it will never gain push forward its preensons in our District Au. gustus Pettibone is whom all parties have hl, delighted to honor, and it is believed that the electors of the several towns this District and espe- ciay of his native town, will show the good people of this State that lie retains undimnised their coni- dence and respect This District is the residence of several of the most prominent Jackson men in this county and knowing their own unpopuarity and odi- with the people, they have put forward Ma thaniel Perry, hoping to deceive by ign of the man, and of his principles, and thus induce us to support him. The trick will not take, gentlemen. We shall vote for man whom we knop and who wil, ably and faithfully represent the true sentiments of large proportion of the District, and whatever may be your hopes of practising upon deception, shall elect Judge Pet,bons by an overwhelming majority.
 XVII.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
MR. PAINTER.

s WusI CcINlu'y OS IeSnTucU dS Oue OI tDC happiest results of our present system of electing Senators. that tho public mind is less subject than formerly to partial and undue in- fucnces of the Press. The candidates will in general be known to tho Electors, and the characters they have acquired with their neigh
 bOrs can hardly be elevated or depressed ny the obsequiousness or hostility of party Ed itOr. Senators, like other men, will have to
 look to their private and public conduct for
 the grounds of their confidence in the sup
 port of their fellow citizens. This is all a gain to the cause of Republication, and is nOth- ing lost from the dignity or usefulness of the Press. The sentinel's guard is against the enemy without, and loses none of its impor. tance by the restoration of better order with in the camp. It is yet to be told on what ground men are nominated and supported, what principles they are pledged to sustain, what friends to reward,-to whom they will look as the authors cf th'ir appointment, .ohons lear, 'chom obey. Far enough is the sacred Right of Suffrage yet dependent on the Press, and an honest man will as soon seek to abrO. gate the voters privilege as to pervert the high powers of the Press. The duty vet left 1t concerns principle and policy. public order and the honor of the State. To this duty would confine this cOmmuniG alton in refer ence to the SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
 The office long held in this County by Judge Pettibone. involving course of able and faith tni public service fur many years-the expe- rience he has had in the Legislature of the State. and the influence which his intelligence, faithfulness and integrity there gave him-the universal confidence of his rownsmen as evi- denced by their repeated expressions in all ioca! afairs-the respect and esteem of all parties for his public and personal character: we hesitate not 10 say that these are the grounds on which the nomination of Judge Peiiihonc was proposed and will be support ed, and do not hesitate to challenge his most envious and aspiring opponent to remove one title of our excellent fellow citizens true Republican fame. The principles of Judge Pettibone have never been concealed or aues- tioDed. They arc those which flow from patriotism tn distinction from party -spirit- From anxiety to promote the public welfare rather than hankering afier office-from devotion to the State and duty to the coun- try instead of dependence on a Junto and suhserviency to an Administration. Judge Pettibone will not have friends to rerard, in that sense which seems to hold the heIpinv h0nds Oat-strstchsd for commissions, in that sense which suppOses certain 0wtkors Ofan an. ] po'ntmsns, and certain mGsteTs over the up. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
. o. Alerwin.


 1o Ms Postmaster General
 It is understood that one of the individuals whose name appears above was at first SO much ashamed of this act of impprtiuence. that he positively denied his signature. anJ insisted that 1t was rank forgery, but his companions in transgressi0n with some diffi- culty made him confess it. so that there is now not the least doubt with respect to the authenticity of this letter. To the intelligent and independent ELECTORS OF GOSHEN it is submitted: that they may decide the question whether N. P. Perry is entitled to their suf- frages; Whetker they should vote for q man ,cko suPPoses that they are not competent to commw- nlcGte their oaCn ,Oishes to the government or if they are. ,cho is so arrogant as to think thot is 6 right tor hins to counteract them.
 AN ELEcroR OF THE l7rH DISTRICT.
 APPENDIX.
 Postmasters REFORMED OUT by the present administration in LitchReld county: BenJn Defurest.G merchant, Jedediah CalhOun,b farmer. Victims PhilO NOhie.c mechanic, of John Fl. Hubbard,d ,d lawyer. Proscripiion. Theron Towner,e merchant,
 Postmasters REFORMED IN by the same ad- ,ninistration in this county: James Bishnp,G inn-keeper, M. HarrisOn,b merchant, Pillars Perry Smith.c lawyer, of John G. Mitchell,d lawyer, Jacksonisn,. Birdseye Baldwin.e lawyer,
 I0 W. P. Perry and How much have va c. 4. Jadson. md to do in procnr- ing these appointments!
 An EieetOr ef the l7tk Disiriet. q Waertown. Cornwall Bridae. Neu. .as;lf.-., --
 d Furnace Village. sGoshsa. Extract cf Letter Jiom . respectable gsntl.- .r. S nan residing ia New- MlJord. The Posi-Aiasler Reformed out of ofiic. ii, .h;- place vas Philo Noble. Cabine,-maker s. ho. .n.. man ana faithful officer, who had Cor more ,hsn SO ears discharged the duties of his office well and h.S. ng nu' hue property, the smolumen,s off ths of;cs "oegh n9. large, were of importance ,o him .oJ S;, snn. y. nls only fault was the holding the peaes1"I 'a %a "S way. and not turning aside io worship ,h" IN "o As h's successoF never intermetIdlc. rv'h hs CssIness of the mail, he Only object in seek,"S "s Smce, eeems ic have been the saOvwea, of ;,s a regard to asking for psssSaal Sad pe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
ThOmas Aagavty

RhsPECrFUi.IY informs the inhabitants of Alex
=, anirlA and ITS vicinity that he will open SEMI
,N''"r the education Of youug Gentlemen, on the
!. Instant, this dwelling house ON Duke-street till
N'oe suitable situation can be procured, The Soho.
w course VII comprise the Greek, Latin, French
nnslsh Languages; Logic, Metaphysics Rheto.
NJ, - "nclltou and Composition; Ancient and Modern
"NOy' chronology, Geography with the use OF the
ana globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic Writing, &c.
,ae advertiser from his long experience in teaching,
49,. Neeess IN qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni
.s0es and professions both in Europe and this Dis
~, Uls's he will give general satisfaction. He
eNI -, himself that his utmost exertons viii be used
,s].IDostns the hterarv Improvement OF the pupils
-, nay be commi,tedt 70 his care,
'O'n.non concerning l. IS capabil:,y acquire
~, ''R1 discipline, As Teacher, NAV be learned by
IS"S 20 MAJ. Gen, Macomb, Gen Mason, Clement
;. d 1ohn usrbury, Wm S, Nicol!s, Esqs Col Fow-
=. T' AN capt Norton, Georgetown; John Boyle, Of
r,..! department, John Mcleod, Principal OF the
p, Al Academy, Washington City; and llanl Bryan
~, ~ sMeSahdra. Terms can be ascetaintd BY ,nquir
I, H. at his residence on Duke street.
o., since the foregoing was in type, the building,
,o used, at present, as place of wor
:! me Society OF Reformed Methodists, has been
.,,S;s su 1y the advertiser, and he will commence
:. U'ere'n on the dav above specified.
- '-d6,.TlawtS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
China, Glassware, &c.

90 CRATES and packages containing elegant lea
SIsets, gold banded, 81 pece,, do lustre and
celtic do g. peces, gold edged cups and saucers, en-
amelled India teas yer, cheap, blue do, cut glass tum
blers and wines, ring fish, FAM comet and concave pat
ern China and glass cup plates gold edged plates and
lustre pitchers elegant ustre Jackson pitchers lamps
blue foot and blue fount, do button plate, blown and
Jackson paters labelled and plain decsnters common
ee ont cut glass do blue printed dishes plates, pitch
er bowls covered dishes and bakers d., tespots, SUI
gars, and cream edged plates and dishes, mahogany
toilet box glasses with glass knobs, do swing do pain
ted auted and tablet do, glass dishes; moulded square
and oval glass knobs, ribbed and twisted, do pressed
and square spndles, do plain with d. Italian looking
glasses, draw dc, pans and covers With variety
of other articles Just received and Tor sale by
dec ~ GEO WHITE, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE AND LIQUID
BLACKING

HAVING commenced the manufacture Of Oil, Paste
III and Liquid Blacking, the undersigned informs
the public morally, that they can be supplied either
BY the quantity or single box or bottle. In recon-
mending this article public notice, the subscriber
would merely observe. that the ingredients Of which it
is perfectly harmless; aud. unlike most COM
positions of the kind, tends. in remarkable degree,
TO preserve the leather-at the time producing
most beautiful gloss Oil forming one OF its principal
componen,s it may be applied to greasy leather with.
out injury the gloss and thereby rendering the lea
Their water proof To prevent imposition, the subscri
Der has indented his on top OF the backing in
each box To country merchants and others, who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made j. SALNE'AJ.
West side of Royal, between King and Prince streets,
ian Alexandria, e..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
Sugar, Yea, Coffee, SC.

81. DOUGLAS have just received well select
% ed assortment ct
GROCERIES, Viz:
so bids and terces sugar, of various qualities
S. hhds, tierces. and bbls mossses, OF do
10 packages Of teas, gunpowder, imperial and
young by son. of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
90 bags best and common coffee
SALT-Loose and in sacks
SPNES-Embrscng pepper, a!splce. ginger,
cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon, msce, &c
SPIRITS French brandy, Holland gin. Jamaica,
Antigua, and New England rum
of them very low priced ,
DIES-Indigo. copperas, madden, iogwood. 'ustie.
EPNOW Salts ola superior quality
SNUFF-Leiper. Garrett, Loriars Msee"osn
P3PER-writing and wrapping; tobacco, starch,
mustard, cheese, fig blue, gunpowder shot bar lead
brmsone salt petre, &c &c the whole OF winch they
will sell, wholesale and feta on very moderate terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25

Robert Barry

HAS just received and is now opening, at his store
L northeast corner Of King and Royal Streets for
merlv occupied by Mrs. Shelion, an assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part Of the t0lloUing articles
Cloths and cassimeres
Cassinets and vestin6
Merno shawls and scarfs
Tibet do and handkerchiefy
Cloth shawls and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss misns
Bandanno and cotton handkerchiefs
Blankets fannels and green baize
Blesched. brown and colored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
Caicoes and crcassans
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentlemens white and black silk socks
White and black Italian Grape
Burlaps and Scotch linens
Cotton yarn and msnv other articles
Genlemen's plaid cloaks
All of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
dec 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
Cash for Negroes.

w NEGROES, of both sexes, from 10 to IS We ars
of age. field hands also, mechanics of every descrp
ton Persons wishing to sell v,uld do well to give us
call, as We are determined to We higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who is may be here
after in this market.
Any communication in writing will be promptly at.
tended to. We can all times be found at our resi-.
dence, west end Of Duke street, Alexandria, ID. C.
dec ~ rankin 4 ARlFIEtD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
State Of Maryland,

Somerset County, to ,oif:
Upon application made to me the subscriber one OF
u the Judges Of the Orphans Court ct said county
by Fleet C. Chelton Of said county. in confinement
in the m of said county for debt by his petition pray
in the benefit of the n,olvent laws OF this state,
schedule ofh property. and list Of his creditors and
debtors, oath far he AT present ascertain
the same; being annexed TO his petition, and the Ha
Fleet being brought before by the Sheriff OF sad
county; and being satisfied that thu said petitioner has
re- ded for two last past the state ut Mary and
and he having taken the oath prescribed br the act OF
1895 chap. 10 and given hond with uhc lent security
for his appearance before the Judges It Somerset coun
" court the first Saturday IN the next MAY term ~
said court and such other time or times as the SAID
court may direct 20 such nterroSations and
ale ratinns as may DC male against him atvc To has
application, AMI navGg complied with the rcqusiions
OF the lsw by eX cut ne ii, ed ct AZ m pFnpe'S per
~onal real and nugget, TO banici Benson. appointed
by IRE trustee TO the sad Fleet ard the sa' trustee
having gi en- bond with approved security tor the per-
Torrance If the trust and certified in writing to me
tia, he WAS IN possessinn of all the estate OF the said
petitioner mentioned IN his schedule. do therefore
order that the said Fleet C. cheiton be discharged
Imprisonment and that he give notice % ms cred
tors of his applcs,ion for the benefit OF the nsovcnt
laws of the of Maryland and that the hrNt Sstr
day in the next Nav term The day appointed for his
arance before the Judges Of said court to an wer
such irte-roga,ions and allegations asms be propoun
led 70 him relative 10 his said application, that the SAID
notice be given by advertisement inserted IN one OF the
newspapers published in Princess Anne, and one pub
ished in the city of B,himure, in one pub shed in
Norfolk and also in one published IN Alexandra tor
three weeks successfully at least three months before
the sad first Saturday in next may term OF salu county
court and also by advertisements set up at the Court
house door, Prncess-,nne, at least three months
b,f,re Ibis tay GEORGE JONES, of Robt.
Justice fthc Orphans Court, S. G
TINE conv. Test GEO. HANDY, Clerk.
laSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
CaAcineA MagMesia.
sept 16-e0lw&lawtf

WE have received direc. from the Mary land che
w mical Works. SUPPLY OF superior Ca'c'ned Mag,
ne sa made after the Of Henry's celebrated
magnesia This msgne.iA warrant TO be as good,
if not better than the English, having by testing the
two articles together, proved this 10 be SUPERIOR
We here offer in condensed form. at half the price
of the imported, aperfecty pure magnesis and may
be taken into the most delicate stomach without pro-
ducng the slightest nausea, IAN object often SO consr'
lerabie with phi, sicans) being rather pleasant than
dissgreeabe tasted In the Of the American arti'
Gle and when shall become generally known, we are
satisfied it will supelcede the Of the imported es-
pecally is afforded at the same prce and IS more
sure in effect than the common cacined masnesa' s
is nut up in bottles aud labelled with directions, III
convenient size for families or retailing IN county
.,orss mr. other nlaces where medicines are vended
Also an assortment OF
COMBS, BRUSHES md SO.4PS,
Consisting Of
r,.L ode long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth hair esR, nail vsrnish, sash tools, and camel
hair brushes
,,s. ,ransnsrent variegated aud Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
.rg,s, II WILLIAM LANPIHER & co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
Notice.

VINIIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he carries at his old stand, south
ste of King street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank, Aexandrls, the
Saddle, Harness, g. Trunk Business,
IN NIL ITS HiRIOU,S BRANCHES
lie tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the distinguished patronage
he has received from tem; and begs leave to assure
,b,m that with the aid Of the best workmen, and an
.mnI. supply of the most choice Materials he will be
able TO render entire satisfaction to those no may please
10 favor him with their business either by order or per-
sonal application -,
large assortment of the following articles wholesale
and retail on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles hes. quality, stuff flaps
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common
plated and stee bi,ted brides, of various kinds
plated and steel-mounted martingales
Saddle bags OF the latest fashion, and common
Velissss and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
DO gig harness
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
plated, brass, and japanned mounted carioe har'
ness
Wagon, cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment OF
Eleeant Hard Leather Travelling Trunks,
And great variety at
THE BEST GIG Z HIDING WHIPS.
plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and stirrups
S.ddetrees and buckskns, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered With hog buck, and cali
st;p and quilted at shortest notice
Old saddles harness. and trunks Of all kinds repaired
al the shortest notice .
nov u JAMES FsNshNl'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
Superior MACK Ink Powder.
LIQUID INK.
WARRANTED PERMANENT


WARRANTED PERMANENT,
HE above has been fairly tested, and found t. pos
sess all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered sufficient recommendation to
the public of the various articles Of the kind that have
been prepared in this country, imported from Eu-
rope IT is confidently relied upon that single trial
of the Liquid Ink. or Ink Powder, 1.-THE latter Of such
general convenience to travellers, and particularly for
VOYAGES, will prove their superiority any Of
the preparations in use.
The public attention is respectfully invited 10 tho
following recommendations:
"The subscribers, having used North Wxrrin's
Liquid Black Ink, [by them warranted permanent and
to be manufactured from their fine Ink Owder,1 beg
to recommend il to merchants and others, who will
find, on trial. that it flows freely from the pcn retains
its color and where beautiful black ink required
FOR deeds and other public writings, this composition.
we have doubt, will bear comparison with any art|
Gle of the kind manufactured in this country. with
that imported from Europe"
John Reed, Esq President Philadelphia Bank
QCampbeR, Esq CASHIER do
II hoaingsporih Esq Ca,aier Bank North ime-iea
HhuhL Esq Cashier TURNER'S ana Mechanics Bonk
NJ i.eris, ESQ Cashiev SchuylsiH Bank
J Roberts, Esq Cashier Stephen Girmds Bank
Dr >anmei ,lachsoa .adJuna Professor Cpir- Penn
In Jucob Green, Professor q. Chemistry Jefferson Col
G G. y p, c ,; sidd4s: h'q notary r"S6e
Henry q Fireman. Esq dO
G Campbell Librarian Philadelphia Library
JRoyGod, Prothonoary Supreme Court
John Geyer, Register Of Wills
Isaac Elliot, Conreyancr
Isaac Uampak, do
John 0nkfo'd clerk ofMe Disirici of Southwark
5 W solomon. County .iudifor
NJ Coats, Prothonotary's D6fc~ District Court
TSCayrr do do
g y Head do do
pGri d, 1e,gs Esq President P"rai1 Insurance Co
JN,M, Esq ec'y Pennsylvania FIRE do
Thos TSmiley, .7etuary Penn Life do
JPryor Board Of LiebHh
W RJohnsm Prneipd High School Franklin Inst
B II Rand, flirting Master
Henry BrstOw, DIN
2ho,nas Raser, Teacher
q Dennison do
- Steuurt do
Ennon Williams, hurreyor
Jennings e Ihomas, .Iueiioneers
Rnor Boggs g CO, Merchants
John Gr,gg do
Marcus BuN do
= Potter do
Burgin Hood e Pearsai, Merchants
.John Bradley
81 1ayM
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov 6--3aw2m Bookseller. Hex. ndrid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
Mouse OflnAustvyS

1lNIE Managers Of this Institution have placed with
Mr. William u Mutt the principal part of the clo-
thing made under their superintendent. This being
otre, for sale al very bc prices, WILL it's hoped.
meet with Regular and early sales. The articles on
hand are we'll suited for laborers and servants. few
are left for inspection Mr. Norriss, Prince street,
next door below the old post Office the remainder at
Mr. Nutt,s. lower end of Prince street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
Choice Wines

@ NJ & S. H. JANNEY, agents of J. II. March s
-. Co of Madeira, have received per brig Baltimore
and sohr Velocity Just arrived from MADEIRA, choice
election of VINES of the following kinds;
J.. u 1iadeira !
Bure,r,!dy In pipes, ha.tp'pes, quarter
a 9s~,a s.,, CASKS and A'fa'''''s'''''k''
PART of Which is in the Custom House and entitled to
deben,Ure, NJ"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
For Freight.
This is to give notice.

VyiAr the subscriber has obtained from the County
Court of Fairfax, Virginia letters testsmentary ON
,ba e>rte or RusHRop WASHINGTON, late OF Meant
Vernon in said County. deceased All persons having
lain, against the sid estate will present them for set
dement,; anil those Indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment "
JOHN aug USTTNE U1SHINGTON
Executor Of Bushrod Washington, decd.
ma Inn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-25
Cotton Yarn

NOttOn arm.
NNE have just received an additional supply Of Cot
w tom Yam, of all numbers; and shall constantly
eep OH hand large stock of all numbers, which is
manufactured for from superior cotton, by the best
new machinery, and by master workmen, and we war.
rart it to be of first late quality
10 mo26 JOSEPH LaNNEY e CO.