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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04


virtue Of two Deeds OF Trust, executed to John Al 49,
A. usan and NIisam Danhiidge, by William Morr;s a.,
ms VIE, The oae the eighth say of
n u1 otnei ON The eighteenth of Fe,,rary Isjc
@noiI beeo oil Inst, executed -ilerL.rt f,a 49,.
Say 10y the said w lillian Aio,,is ON br ,s,,h an.
ia-hah OIL WHICH deeds recorded in the Hus,;n
'ne Guy OF hctnlond shall proceed 10 sell on ~
Eeses' on The 10th day Of February uex for ready n,o
" ae purposes therein mentioned Lots piece, or na,ris
h", Tue cay oil hcmond, Known aud n,
VIC pihn OF NE sad CITY, by No Gan three hundred and
AeSen and No taf2) three hundred and hlv t,, hch -
conveyed 10 the sai w llam Norps by 1ouas Ruhe,,S
ann aailh MS vile, by their deed bearing a,e Tie ih - NJ
ne No. ana adm et IN HE cl.tkx ogra 80
" Lor said city,-and WHICH are now eIectsF
eAsi'e DITCH buildings, used warehouse and FIR r
tosIS also, three other Lots pieces parcels Of I,,f
So, ann IN ue plan OF said city, by numbrs
t< hee hupdIed and forty three hundred ami
l,4o and number uee hundred and fov.Innr
WIN tne buildings commonly called Shnckoe Waeho,e
and al other buildings and thereon. bch 80
perry vas conveyed TO the sajd William Morris bv rc
several deeds, Tor undivided tcIeof-onp ,as ~ r.
uth day oil June 1928, by Richard Gregory and E;zalh b
wiz and John ieTar', and Wilson Grepory ,he otjc, aS
ne same day, by Joseph Dudley Chesterfield county sg
|o aned 10 record III the clerks Office of the HSs,nrs
on OF SAID city: Also other piece or marcel fJ ,
known ana distinguished in the plan srd civ nv nniS
Mn H n.'aen ana tSsix i6), which Conveyed to sad
Uminn AloiTs, by William A. Snh and Sara Smitb ~.
fAr deed bearing date the 18th Of September 1925 M
the city aforesaid. N -'s''s - No"''i1-
The Trustees have Known the tile to tho f,,,rr,
properly be questioned hu, they will only convey thai tyhE
Is vySQu u themselves ' 'r '4HS'
JOHN ". ARNIsTEAp
". CAMBRIDGE,
tiERBERT 4, CLAIBORNE F'uaes.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

- 44rr'd -nArd1r.-A ieiter 70 Tho cuisors of the
baltimore American, fronstIarper's Ferry, Va. under
Se OF January ~ details the particulars of most
daring outrage committed on the afternoon of thai
day. young man named Ebcnezcr Cox walked
into the ONCE OF Col. Thomas b. Dunn, aud with a
loaded muskct killed him dead tho spot. Cox is
ooou * " - years OF age, and bears a most despe-
ntc character. He had formerly boen employed in
tue Armory but was dismissed for improper conduct
previous to the appointment Of Col. Dunn Tho lat
ter hsd forbidden him the promises. in revenge for
vn'ch ne committed this atiocious murder. Cox has
sail g. o""
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
HUGH c. McNEMARA
40 Just received, and offers for sale the floi, ,i,
L. and highly approved VALUABLE MEDIC INES
", Preceniion better kdan Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ASTIBILlOIIS PIJyS
. AND 50 cESrs Pen Box

~, % AND 50 cESrs BOX.
IVe operation OF these PILLS is perfectly mild 50 a n he .
sdiey oy persons IN every situation, evcrv zoe
Inc proprietor confidently recommends tho tinev sn -,
neSe Plhs as preventive aud Bilious yellow am
Malignant FeveIs. ' "' III"
" Please inquire for LEES ANTI BJLHIyCS rms
WIN The signature Of Moan RIDGELY fIaie Nic,ari 7
u Coz as none other genuine - -
Lo hliN sovereign remedy Tor colds uhstntc e,niq
catarrns aSihnas. sore Threats aud consumpuns
Ices Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all e,
aheeuonS, weakness, pains in the ioins TACK &c
Lees Essence Of Mus;ad-No medicine q, ar v-. Iii; IL
curing rheumatism, sprains. bruises, frosted feet Sc
res AEue and ever Drops, never falling cuu.
application ~ '' y
ring worms prioky beat &c '7 ''''
Lees ese,96e Indian Specific, efccua c7nr Or fe
Nen0real and Gonorrhua '
Lees Tooth ache DroT-Whoh give. late rgr,l
fes Tooth Powder, which clcauscs pauGes line rn,
ee's Eye Water certain iuf sore eyes
Lees Anodyne LlNir-br tic OF head ache.
Lees Corn Plaster fur removing stfny p eorus
% Country merc avis ard al Other. vI1 p,feh,., IN u
again, by applying TO the proprietor. No G9 ila,ovcr s,i
Baltimore can Obtain them such liberal cmis as vii i,s,
them great profit 70 ~" "''-''
u CHOIiON--Nono ecnrtuc without Tire ,natrs
n',nt 70 ihen NoNu RIDGEly; GATE Michael Ice < c.
~ hundreds of cases ot cures pcoIue y the al owe tt,
Valuable nencines, eos'd be given, LINKS Of news
= II. G. M'NENARA viii constantly Leep fresh
supply OF we above celebrated Medicines at his Apot
- ,.'' I,t'.I"ut" R-cow1 u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
Office Of Tho Winehesier Republican. ,
II. A January 80, 1880.

Office Of The W'"eaesier Republican,
ns.t.g- January 30, 1880.
HORRIBLE ASSASSINATION
Wo have bccp fdvored with the followip, eonv of
letter from the post muster in Smithfold to his
TREND in Winchester:
"Smith6eid, January 80. $780,
."DxAa S'a-Thc mail rider from Harpers- Perry
to this place. who arrived here this morning. brourh,
Che painful and shocking Of the assass,p
mion q THOMAS y. DUNN, Esq, supsrinien-
gent o. the umed ststes Armory, las, evening in
has ONCE. am happy to add that the murderer is
aPprehendrd The deed was dono by shoo,ing him
With muskel.
Yours in haste.
"SAML STONE"
Mr.. Dunn had been recently appointed supeyip-
tpudsn'. and had proved himself an energetic and
most valuable of1cer. He had undertaken q tho
rough reform and was dschar Qinp all the worthless
aud unfai,hful workmen. The maine of the ossass;n
we understand. IL Coke, one of those who had been
discharged for good cause, and who had been heard
70 threaten this rev epge.-Ed. Ropubien,.]
- NoRpoLu, Eeb =
Melancholy, If true-Vs learn from Charles Ans
held who arrived here yes erdny from Elizabeth CITY
TINT ne was one Of the crew Of the Schr Bartlett
Sao~: OF and from New York bound to Elizabeth
Cny, Nv. Z which vessel was lost on Sunday cath
olt near 0cracock. The Captain, whom he at atss
belonged TO Bath John Peterson, mate, aad 4 sea.
man were drowned Our informant and the Cook
were the only persons saved, having swan from tho
wreck.
Upper Canada n 10 agitation about the upprehen
ded eession of the British West India trade and the
ffes navigation Of the 81. Lawrence, to the United
States Ant-resolutions and addresses have been
moved in the Provincial Parliament, and public meet
logs Of merchants and others held in the towns The
stockholders Of the Woland Canal arc particularly
a1hrmcd.
A6d,ToD Esedps-The store of Mr. Pe,rio gas
destroyed by fire in Now York on Thursday NOR
ming, between aud . O'Clock Yhe policy Of insu-
rnnce for absnt 900 dollars expired ut noon Of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

Sa,voto Eseape.-The store of Nr. Pe,rio gas
destroyed by fire in Now York. on Thursday NOR
ming, between aud o'clock. Yhe policy OF insu-
rnnce for absut 900 dollars expired noon Of the
.Nme DIV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
"S'A! selling OF at Prime Cost" aid IN
SiSbp!oud, Dec. -iIih. 1929

"a'A! selling OF at Prime Cost" aud an
nGHy instances QsacA GcLoau Cost.
proof that the Subscribers have beer seliu. off tLe;s
large and general assortment uf Stasoale DRY GCtI5
al Prime Cost" opla.enf that they mIJ See !, 20
e"y 10 insert sond sdveTte that eect had no,
~ "''<syS oee made To lead tie public beli.yr
o Ihaiy They iheIeue Ggain respectfully nl,,n Ils;,
uepds AUD Customers, tha1 they stu ccE1H 10 sen or
frH tos: and la order assist sac Of the ,S,,,e
oe they haze adsf tyeto yer bold onlrnande fro,
ew iois variety of such goods they spnsed Of m IT,
Pdt al hsIf s,le Among these many of Tie sam,
Of goods that Considered eIirey chsap vie.
Saaas 81 H.d "A solasss Gro de Nsy.s (ros des Ia
ld ana I''dH Infesfngs, superior lSe eaiicoe ,1 yi9
% s'erht Hefs; aEd many other gucts al OF wbh
WIN DC soa at Prt Gust, and in many instances the ono
nave 'ee on hanc FOR time, viii lie sold much bIsr
run. CoSt In annouucina their coss thor a.
ssS "a ms rar3er, the sscrheIs did not exuec TO oc an
ren"TH nom any person, nevertheless s1ich ra,J
Ne Oeen nid'e and tie public R thai ey nIcr.r
VIZ g. ,.@HS 49,, CT reg!
26-rf $780, ~ NOSiihaN-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

THIS DAYl
NCHAOND DOCK LOTTERY
WIN be drawn ut tho Eub Hotel TO.DAy
al o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
ORNAMENTAL HAIR.
BOARDING.HOUSE.

BOARDING-HOUSE
Orey .Mv. Chvbbs Lottery Office and orc dnsz1 abore
.Mv. Coteup, clock and ,cnseh rnatsT.
MFRS SARAH PURCELL, could accommodate
w fov more Members Of the Legislature, with
comfortable rooms-Rood beds, &c. on moderate
terms, II application be made this week.
doc 1I--lGf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

A'eXess 20 ilaives 80, Quarters 2s-Fpr sale At
L MICKE1S,
n, Nes1 below tho door Of The Eagle Hottl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

zoos, 1905, zoos, zoos, zoos, &c &c.
Whole tickets $40, halves s, quarters 90, sighths
! % Tickets for sale at the Managers Office
Ap orders promptly attended 10, addressed 10
feb YATES g. MINTYRE,
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

TicSr4s S., halves so, qpsrtrrs es.
leo JOHN II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

MARRIED-On the Bind inst, by ihs RI Rev. Bishop
Moore MI WiLLIAM GALr to Many BsiL daughter Of Tho
Taylor, Esq all of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

UNION CANAL, No. Q.
go be drawn Saturday IN Philadelphia apd the
drawing will be received on Tuesday.
20 00n nnllnrrl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

POINT BLANKETS.
TaHD Subscribers have just opened, spurrio,
II parcel OF Point Blankets, Of their own impurea
ton, which they are offeying very cheap.
Jan ao-l2t Il. q Il. JAMES g. Co
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
POETRY.
THE WORSHIP OF NATURE.

"Ttbath beene, as tt were, especially rendered un 10 mee and made plane and leg6le, to my understand yRge, that great worshipp is going on among th' Ihyngs of God. ."-GRALT. The Ocean lOOketh up to Heaven, As 'twere living thing The homage of it's waves is given In ceaseess worshpping. They kneel upon the sloping sand, As bends the human knee,- A beautiful and tireless band,
 The priesthood Ofi sea! They pour the glittering treasures out, Winch in the deep have birth; And chant their awful hymns about The watching hills of Earth. The green earth sends its incense up From every mountain-shrine, From every flower and dewy cup That greeteth the sunshine. The miss are lifted from the rills,
 Like the white wing of prayer, They lean above the ancient hills,
 Asdoing homage there. The forest tops are lowly cast
 Der breezy hill and glen, As if prayerfal spirit passed On nature as on men. The clouds weep Der the fallen world, Even as repentant love; Ere to the blessed breeze unlured
 They fade in light above. The sky is as a temples arch,
 The blue and wavy air Isglorious with the spirit-march
 or messengers of prayer. The gentle moon--the kindling sun . The many stars are given, As shrines to burn Earth's incense on- The altar fire of Heaven! Esser GaseHe. J. c. WHITTIER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
FEW MORE New Goods.
S.P. & WM. BOLLES.
HaVe this day TeCeiUed dn0ther SHPPIy v NEW GOODS, suitable for


 NEW GOODS, suitable tor the season.
 AMONG THEM WILL BE FOUND
 A FEW handsome CALICOES, some very "A neat and elegant-Fancy HDkFo' or Gauge, Berage, Silk, &c. Sc. comprising pretty assortment of this article-Also, Gloves and Mitts--HOsIERY-sik and Cotton UMBRELLAS-PARASOLS-MERlNO SHAWLS-Book, Swiss, Null, Sarcenet' Medium, and Cambric MUShlNS-Long Scotch, and Bishop Lawns-Llnen CA M, BRICS and HDKFS.-Irish LINENS and DIAPERS-Bobbinett LACES and FOOT INGS-LACE VEILS-sinchews. sarce- nets, Lcvantines, Gro de Berlin, and other STLKS-ALso, good assortment of Cotton, Worsted, and Linen STUFFS, for mems and boys summer clothing.
 With many other desirable Goods, which are offered very low for Cash, or any thing else that will answer.
 June 9, 1880. 5S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
A LESSON OF GOOD MANNERS.

The regulations of the steamboats on the Mississippi forbid gentlemen from en- tering the Ladies cabin. On his voyage up the Mississippi river, Captain Basil
 Hall, having accompanied his wife into the ladies' cabin, was appraised of the regula- ton, and requested to retire. To this hint, (although sense of decorum ought to have sufficed without any hint the captain paid
 lo attention, and continued to repeat bis
 visits to the ladies cabin. At the request of the husbands of the other ladies, the
 Captain of the steamboat at length inter-
 fered, and coolly, but positively ordered
 Captain Hall not to go into the ladies cab- in, intimating, at the same time, that the order must and should be obeyed. Cap- tain Hall probably thought it necessary to show that Post Captain in the British Navy did not take orders from a back woods captain of steamboat; and accor- dingly repeated his visit 10 the ladies cab in. As it was late at night, nothing far- aller was then done. At sunrise the next morning, Captain Hall appeared on deck, and was summoned by the Captain of the steamboat to get his baggage ready to go OH shore. The steamboat was then some- whore between the mouth ofthe Red Riy- CT and the Chickasaw bluffs; with very pleasant canebrake on each bank from tvo to fve Hundred mslss from any settle ment. Under these circumstances, going On shore, is no joke. Captain Hall could scarcely believe the intimation serious but soon heard the orders given to one of the hands, to "bring forward the English gentleman's trunks, as he was going to Dc left whom the boat stopped to wood."-I A Kentuckian immediately stepped out from the engine.room, very little over six 1 feet three inches high, of complexion considerably lighter than sole leather, ard with a pair of fists closely resembling, in als their properties, the vice at which he had been working; and moved along about seven feet at stride, Gas he was obliged to mince his steps, among the bales and ctfsks on the deck) towards the pile of Captain Halls trunks. Not a word was | said, but in two seconds, half truck load of baggage was on the Kentuckian's shoul- 1 ders, and all ready for Captain Hall to De ,lett at the neat wood yard where, as there were no hospitals, schools, nor navy yards to visit, the captain would not be pestered with having sights and shows "crammed down his throat" Notwilh- standing this, Captain Hall (strangely en- oagh) was rather unpleasantly affected with the appearance of things. He tried to argue, coax, and wheedle, but all to no effect. He dad not happen, on this occa- sion, to talk loud nor buster, which was fortunate for him; and at the last moment, on the intercession of the husbands of the ladies, on whose retirement Captain Hall had intruded, tho Captain of the steam boat relented, on condition that Captain Hall should 's'learn better manners for the future. ."-B0st0n Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
NOTICE.

T1HE Honorable Court of Probate for the IL District of Litchfield having appointed the subscribers Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of AMBROSE TYLER, late of Torrington, in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, and having decreed that six months be allowed the creditors of said estate to exhibit their cla:ms--notce is here by given, that said Commissioners will meet on the business of their appointment, at the late dwelling house of said deceased. in Tor rington, an the second Mondays If October and January next, at one o'clock P. M.
 JONATHAN Coz, r.
 GIDEON HALL, c"s -
 WM. BATTEIL, '''''' I0rrington, July 91, 1880 @
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
Court c9f Probate, ss. District cf Sharon,
 July 21,a 4. D. 1880.

:. VUty @I991s Ds IOs1Us
 WHEREAS by an order of this Court
 w made on the 1st day of July inst. real in said district, deceased; was directed to be sold sufficient to raise the sum of one thous- and one hundred and thirty-one dollars and ffty-four cents for the payment of debts and charges; and whereas the administrators up- on said estate have this day made application to this Court to authorize and empower some other person to sell such real estate:
 Whereapon, ordered, that said administrators give notice, by publishing in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, to all persons interested, to appear before this Court at the Probate Of- fee in Salisbury, on Tuesday the Sd day of August next, at-9 o'clock in the forenoon, if they see cause, to be heard on the subject of said application. A copy of record.
 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12

Litch field County, ss. NoJolk, 1880. WHEREAS Dinah Freeman, of Sharon, w in the county of Litchfeld. brought her petition against her husband Robert Freeman, returnable before the Superior Court to be holden at Litchfeld, within and for the coun- ty of Litchfeld, on the third Tuesday of Au-' gust, 1880, praying for bill of divorce from her husband
 It is hereby ordered, shat notice Of said Pet'- lion be given to said Robert Freeman oy tne publication of this order of notice in me T';tcbfeld Enolirer. at least three weeks be- fore inc session Of said court.
 AUGUSTUS PETTIBONE,
 Chief Judge cf the County Court for Litckfeld county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 PY order of the Court of Probate for the D District of Litch6eld, will be sold at pub lie auction, on the slst day of August, 1880, at three o'clock P. M. at the late dwelling house of DAVID WHITE, deceased, in TOrrington, (unless previously disposed of at private salc,) all the inventOri- ed REAL ESTATE which belongs to said decedant's estate. ..-
 ERAsTUs HODGES, Adntr. Iorrtngton. July %, 1880 "g
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12

sporting Squire O'Canter is a thousand pounds worse than nOthin'."
 Paddy Doran, come up to your 'Inth- reSt."-Well, Paddy, what's the inthrest of hundred pound, at five per cent ? Boys some of you let a .foT pass there, man. ners, you thieves you.'
 "Do you mane, masther, per cent per Gn- num!"
 "To be sure I do-how do you state h?'
 I'll say as hundher pound is to one year, so is five per cent per annum."
 Hum-why what's the number of the sum Paddy 2" "'Tis No. 84, Sir !" (The master steals glance at the Key to Gough.) "I only want to look at it in the Cough, you see, Paddy-and how darc you give me such an answer; you bigheaded dunce, you, go off an study it, you rascally Lilliputian-olfwi wid you, and don't let me see your ugly mug till you l know it.
 "Now, gintlemen, for the Classics and first the Latinaariaus: Larry Classidy, come up wid your Asop. Larry, you're a year at Latin am don't think you know Latin for frise ,what your own coat is made of Larry. But in the first place Larry, do you know what man that taches. classics is called 2" "A school-master, Sir.'- (Whack, whack.) "Take that for your ignorance, you wooden-headed-goose, you |-(Whack, whack) and that to the back of it-ha that'll tache you--to call a man that taches classics schoolmaster, in- deed 'tis Pro6ssor of Humanity itself, he is-(whack, whack, whack, ,)-ha you ringlader, you; you're as bad as Dick o. Conneil, that no masther in the. country could get any good of, in regard that he put the whole school together by the ears, wherever he'd be, though the spalpeen wouldn't stand and fight himself. Hard fortune to you, to go and put such an af- front upon me an me, a Proissor of Hu- manity. Whats Latin for brooches 2" " "Fem-fenl-femina." "No, it's not Sir that's Latin for woman. Femora -" Can you do it2" "Don't strike me, Sir, an will" "I say can you do it 2" Femoral ;"-(whack, whack, whack, J. "Ah Sir! ah Sir 'tis femorali-Gh, Sir !'' "This treatment to Pro6ssor of Human ity-(whack, whack, whack, whack; kick. kick, kick, thump, thump, thump, cuff, cuff, cuf-drives him head over heels to his seat. )-Now Sir, may be you'll have Latin for brooches again, or, by my sowl, if you don't, you must strip, and I'll tache you what Pro6ssor of Humanity is !''
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
WO OX.

E. H. DENISON, HAVING lately sold his house and busi- HI ness stand in Norfolk, with a view of leaving the state, will sell some valuable
 Household Furniture, and also various articles of GOODS, very low, rather than be at the expense
 of moving them, including Hollow Ware, Stone and Earthen Ware, Nails, Looking Glasses, Brass Kettles, Plane Irons, Door Trimmings, TEAS
 and other GROCERIES, (none of the Liquids,) but numerous other
 and more harmless articles. Norfolk, June 8, 1880 U5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12

"Twicet 4nought is one." (Whack, whack. )-" Take that as an illustration-- is that one sa e Faith, master, that's one an one any how; but Sir, is not wanst nonght, nothin'; now masther, sure there can't be less than nothin'." "Very good Sir" [" If wanst nought be nothin', then twicot n0ught must be somethin', for its double what wanst nought is--see how I'm sthruck formotkin', an me knows it--hoo ]! hoo h00l'i "Get out, you Esculapian; bnt LII give you somsskim', by-and-by, just to make y0u reminder that yOn know sl01hi s--c4 wid yout0 your sase, you spal- peen you--tp tell me there can't be less 'han n0shin', when it'E vell known that
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12
AN IRISH SCHOOL.

"Pierce Mahon, come up wid your multiplication. Pierce. multiply four hum dred by two--put it down-that's it.