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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-25
COMMUNICATION. SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.


 Some person in this district having obtained access to ,.e public through the columns of the New-Haven Register. under the sgaature of TEsh has attempt- cd though teeby, to controvert the accuracy of my atasemenGs in your last paper relative extraord aary meeting ked i0 Litch6eldin in December last with
 view aO eoasrol the rights of the republicans of the Darscs h selecting suitable candidate represent. s ia ae Senate ofthe next Legislature. While Truth cavils at some light asd immaseria particulars in my eonmusicasoa claimed by him to be inaccurate, (but whichI aev rearm 10 be ssue,) he comedies that the substance of my remarks accord exactly with the fact He admits First-That the meeting was held at the time and
 p1ace mentioned by me, and he does not pretend 4 that measure singular received in any form the
 assent of the republican electors:
 Secondy-That this spurious meeting usUrped the
 right postpone and did in fact postpone, the dis
 frict convention lill the second Tuesday of March
 instant, directly in the teeth of the mandates oi
 King Caucus: Thirdly-Tha, they now had the boldness to appoint two delegates to attend the MiddletOwn Convention;
 and he g,ves uS their names, James Bishop and
 I,hiel Hickox, and tells US that the former
 indiscreet as to go to Middetown under the autho-
 ri.y of this cham conventions while the latter very
 properly refused to have any thnng to do with the
 affair.
 Now these facts constitute the oery essence of my statement, and my object hold them up to the public, gaze, to be marked by the indignation of the republican electors of the l6h district. TFuh n his communication, says that notice was given of the meeting in LitchfieId the week before il held, by which he attends doubtless to the imp ession that information was communicated to the republicans of our district generally that such meeting was con tempa,ed, and ha, they had fair opportunity to at tend am very sorry that this statement should be made under the signature of Truth, the opposite Of which would have heen much more appropriaie.- Will Sir Truth permit me to inquire where. when, how and through what channel this pretemded notice was giyen? A little light this subject will sabserve the cause of real truth Was this notice any tbing more thau an invitation given by four out of the i've Lawyers who attended the meeting to certain oG ti'eE poli,ica suiaerns and adherents to go to LiicheId and aere, yes, THERE, where the eyss the PEOPLE esuld nos be upon them, regulate tte affairs of she I6sh Djsses. The fact is, this meeting s very gene rally segarGed as Jackson intrigue-and Truth with osher kiadred spirits w have occasion to lament it' resI. The little that have been Tesorted to, iO g;ve an ascesdancy to faction n the 18th District will be blswn up through the medium of the ballot hexss. HOMER BOARDMAN is the PEOPLES CANDIDATE, sad will be elected by an immenss vote. Stiles efths l6sh Disssics.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-25

 ltVed t6Sl not one of tese question: ean b1 ans&sf- d in iIe sAiunAiiss. What km he dOneI Did ks not, when the honorable Orange Merwin was a cah- didate for seat in Congress, cry HOsannaf and .. seOn as ii was FoGnd that Mr.. M. pursued firm and undertaking republican of conduct did he not thes cry, cruelty kimt cr9cify ktnI Has he not se- crety iHterfered in the removal of fithfu pos-mas- IeEs and has he been active in procuring the ap- POintusent of JacksUa men, pOst4masters, when he could have no possible interest, only rneddIe with that which vas of his business Let those who nave suffered by his interference answer.
 Can the ingenuity of his patty give any other rea- son for nominating him than that he is full-booded Jackson man? Possibly they may give reason more. and that s that he is of easy disposition, and they can use him ID better advantage than any other of the faction.
 It is confidently believed that the electors of the 17th district will be faithful the poIIs and by their surages tell inc world tha, they yet prepared to submit to the dictaion of Jackson faction. But that they will support who is known, and known to be true the best interests of the country. Such has Judge PE1TIBoNE ever been and it believed he will ever continue to be.
 4 Republiean Elector ofthe 17th District.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-25
Signed by order and in behalf Of the meeting.
 JoHN CorToN SMITH, Chairman. GEORGE KING, jr. Secretary. ..

during the fortnight past sdDdry speeches of "grave and revereud' senators upon Mr. FoO.'s resolution. together with various congressional documents. A. mong the Iaer is tho ioIowing statemen, ofthc nett amount of Postage accruing in the diheren, States and Territories for the year ending March 3l, 1920:
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-25
rea TEE LlrcHrIELD ESarIRER.

FcR THK LITcHFIELD ENQrlRER.
 It being the practice to discuss the claims and me- r,a of candidates for oce it has occurred to me that i, would be proper to make few inquiries oi the .ec,ors of the l7th District little squad of Jack .onians haviag met in caucus and nOainated N. F. Perry. Esquire, foF the Senate, would ask whether ,h. M, Psryy is nas wsA whom the electors Of this S..r;.. are asquaisasdi Has he beeD unan Ssyeld- ine in Ais political in'fgyf has hs bee" ''ea and fopaS irls tO ihs bea iAlses''S q h'. soSalEy ee . sn thaa wiIL nOa saeFiAee iAlshses Vas.e = seeOupaiSh p~rty pd'PoasSf u b Soosdsn'lS be-
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-25
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

fead some remarks on our senatorial nomination sIgn ed District No. IT," l hope it will not be consider ed improper correct an error into which the rcr of that article has fen probably from the fact as he himself states, that the regularly nominated candidate for State Senator not extensively known in the District. The writer states that the nomina- ted devoted to the interests and suhservent the views of the Jackson party. Now, sir, this is quite unfair, inasmuch N P. Perry is well known to have observed the most modest cOpversation during the whole course of the presidential struggle. The wr- ter in your paper referred to must not suppose all the district as unaequanted wish ihe gentleman as he would have ns suppose majority ofthem are. No, ers % Jar from being aas devoted sealous Jackson
 that he is repressnssd, he often heard to say during the struggle for President, that were he re. sdent of the state of New.Yerk he would be Jack. man, bat that he thought tt would not do in Con- necsicut. And even at the close of the election, he boased that he could wash bis hands clean Of blame from all parsies he had voted for either of the candidates for President Now sir, is is fair for the writer brand the candidate with the appellation of Jackson man such slight evidencef Indeed I challenge District No. l7 find single instance of proof to his being decided Jackson until after the election of General Jaskson-and even then iu other way than quiet and peaceable citizen should do. He, to be sure, suffered his name to be used in company with some decidedly Jackson men in abortive attempt to remove a certain Adams Post master; but no rational, fair would think of un dcrstanding this in any other way than signiyiDg his acquiescence in the will of the majority. IT any further evidence were wanting that the nominated candidate is unfairly and falsely accused it may be found in the fact that at meeting of the republicans of the of Kens the 1lth inst at the house Of William T. Hopson, at which Alpheus Fuller, Esq. was chosen chairman, and Frederick Chittenden, Esq secretary, said meeting voted unanimously to support WM. M. BURIAL for State Senator for District No. l7. Does this look like putting MT. Perry at the head of the Jackson party by those who acquainted with hirn? No, sir, far from this, he is at this moment giving by all the means in his power currency and support to a federal candidate for assembly. hope, sir we shall hear no more from District Mo- IT about N. P. Peny's Jaeksonism repubcanism.
 Every THb its bottom.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-25

THERMOMETRICAL JOURNAL. KEPT AT LITCHFIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

MIR. uusktson supported the amendment. Tho re-
ports oil The distress he admitted, were exaggerated
anu mere certainly was no scarcity OF capital nor
the currency Bill chargeable with any part OF the dis
'ress lie hoped indeed, that the House would new or
again tamper with t. Currency He wac moi alto.
geher satisfied with the information contained in m.
speech on the subject Of our relations with Turkey
Portugal, aud the South America an Republic,
mr.. Pee expressed some surprise, that the Honor
o'e 1en'ieman should support amendment, which
ms nad termed a milk and water one. An Honora.
Ole Member had avowed his sati,scton at the spsech
OF hs American President. HE (Mr. PSI wa, equal
~ grea' Tor the Presidents expressions of anv and
friendship towards this country were such as IL gave
nun extreme pleasure to reecho, with respect 10 A.
merica, aud he hoped that all the future compe top
between the two countries would be that of industry
peace and civilization. The Honorable Gentleman at.
menu OUT the same distress existed in America where
he representation wa, constructed the basi, Of uni
versai suffrage. The House should pause before il
ventured to sate that all the interests of the CONN.,
Try were In as'a'e of suffering" (zear and Cheers
ne was quite ready to abandon his opinions
.ne currency could be proved that they were
roneous; but alter the beat deliberat which thew
could give to the subject, Ministers were resolved to adj
mere 10 the present SYSTEM and expose the country
'oTesn evils by unsettling it-(Hear, hear)-and he
mens.
Mr.. brougham said, he felt himself compelled to
prefer The amendment the ulster but
MS vote was wrung from him with exceeding reIuc-
lance; and, were the effect OF the amendment 10 dis
place the Ministry he should vote the other side
Inc cry OF " Question" be coming loud and general
the House divided, when the numbers we're
For the amendm INT, l05-Ags inst il, l5S.
- Majority against il, SO.
The original Address wa. then carried, and ordered
TO be presented In the usual way The House adjourn
ed soon after ii o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
CHARLES W. McGLyY.NESS.


HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,
dPd Ornamental Painter, either, &c.
At his ola stand, south side Of the Capitol Square, and
next door TO the Compiler Office.
4 fRATEFUL to his friends and the citizens Of Vir-
~ ginia generally, for the patronage he has receive
ed, would inform Them that he still continues to carry
the above business in all their various branches
His prices will be suited to the times. lie forbesrs 10
say any thing about his qualifications residence Of
years in Richmond, will enable the public to Judge Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
Feb

K CHANCERY-Virginia to wit: AT rules holden
ID in the Clerks Office OF the the County Court OF
Charlotte, on the first Monday in February, 1880:
Thomas Roberts, pitt
against
Jane, Cheaney aud William Hawkins, Dcfs
The defendant James Cheaney not having entered hs
appearance, according 10 the Act of Assembly and The
rules oil this court, and il appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court that he is not an nhabitan of this State on tho
motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel, il is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the first Monday
May next, and enter his appearance and answer tho
Plaintiffs BILL and give security for performing the de-
cree OF the court and that copy Of this order be in
serted in the Richmond Enquirer for two months success
svey and posted at the front door of the courthouse Of
the said county. Copy,
Feb. 23, lO2-wSw WINSLOw ROBINSON, C.
Nm CHANCERY.--At Rules held in the clerks Of
n fee Of the county cour, of Buckingham, on Mon
day the Ist day Of March, 1880:
Thomas w MeCpw, PIlH
against
William III. Ransone and Samuel Jones and Robert
Shaw, Defs
The defendant RansoDe not having entered bis APP
pearance and given security according TO the act Of
Assembly, and the rules OF this court ard IL appearing
10 the satisfaction OF the that he IL not an inabi
tan Of this country, it ordered that the said Rsnsone
do appear here the let day Of June court next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that a copy Of this
or or be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
shed in the city Of Richmond for two months success
vey and posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of
his county. Copy. Teste.
March g. I06-wSw r. ELDRIDGE, n. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

Upon an Appeal
from a decree pro-
nounccd by the SUI
: Superior Court Of
Chancery, held in
Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
n. CHANcERY--iu tiOocblsnl County Court, 1871
a February, 1880:
Nathaniel Smith, puH


q February, 1885,
Nathaniel Smith, pltH
against
Afmstead Tburston and VIM. Bunkail, Defs
The bill OF the plaintiff being read and fled. and the
defendant Armstead Thurston not having entered his
appearances and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il appearing
to'he court by 'aiisacory evidence, that the said de-
PENDANT Armstead Thurton, is not an inhabant Of this
Comnonweath-Onth the motion Of the plaintiff by ooun.
eel, 1t is ordered that the said defendant Afmyead
Thur'ton, DO appear here The ihird Monday in Nav
next and answer the plaintiffs bill and that COPY Of
MS order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-.
guirer, newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond
Tor TWO months excessively and that anolber copy be
posted at the front door of The court house Of this couo
~ on two successive court days. AID il IL farther or.
dered that the sad defendant William Blunksl do not
pay away sccfee oroterwse dispose Of any money or
other property in his hands, belonging TO the other de-
iendsnt Armstead Thursion, a. to render him una.
bic n pay the PLAINTIFF demand the bill mentioned
uni' the further Older Of this court, and subpoena il
awarded accordingly. A Copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

y the Superior Court of Chanccry for the Richmond
District, the 4h day of January 1880:
William Roundtree, PltG
against
VIM cambridge, la'e Sheriff Of the County of Henri.
co, TO whom was committed for administration all the
goods chattcls, rights and credit, which were of the
estate OF Watson Pstman deceased and others, Dens
The defendants Price Shoemaker and Cynthia his
wenot having entered ther appearance and given Sc
curly according to the Act OF Assembly and Rules of
this court, and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they arc not inhabitants of this Country: IL or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrs day OF the next June term, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff; and that copy of This order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the ctv of
Richmond, for two monte successfully and posted at
the front door Of the Capitol in the said City
Copy. Teste,
Jan. 81 ss-wsw WIN. G.. pENDTEToN. &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

\VlkGiNiA; At Court of Appeals, held at the
capitol in the city of Richmond, on Tuesday, Jan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

uary, 10Th 1880:
Nathaniel Piggott, administrator
de bonis non with the will annox-
ed of Henley Taylor, dec SC.
Appts.
against Upon an Ann,
James lawrence brown, an IN from a decree pI
rant y, son. ana only heir and lawful nounccd by the
distributed of Thomas NJ Brown lSuperior Court
dec. by John Brush his guardian, | Chancerv held
Caroline Radcliffe, an infant daugh Richmond.
ter of Francis Radcliffe, by the said
Fancs, her guardian, and next
friend, and William Smith, father
and lawful dstributee of Susan
Smith, dec. App'ees
The writ of plur:es screfacias heretofore awarded
revive this appeal the of the said Nath Pigro
Admor de bons non of the said Henley TAYLOR dec n
being fully executed, and it appearing the satisac
OF the court that the appeses James L. Brown and Jol
Brush, his guardian, and Caroline Radcliffe and Franc
Radcliffe, her guardian, not inhabitants of this cor
monwealth; On the motion of the said Nathaniel Phi
gott by his COUNSEL ii ordered that the said last name
parties do appear here the first Monday in Nav ne,
and shew cause, il any they can, why the said appe
shall not be and stand revived in the name of the ga
Nathaniel Piggott administrator aforesaid and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted i'm some new
paper printed in the city of Richmond and connu,
Tor two months successfully and that another copy
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said cty
A Copy. Teste,
Feb. 10. 90-wSw j. ALLEN r r. /,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

NEW YoRK, March 0-We understand that, At
metsg Of the Indian Board in this city, last evening"
Gov Houston was present and furnhed some interest
ing information rel1v 10 th india tribes in he south.
western parts Of tie Urited States. According 10 his
sa'eneGt, informed, the Indians west of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

GANCERY.In Louisa county court, January llth 1896
mary Peers Albert r. Peers Melissa Ann Peers Judith
peers, William NJ Peershe said Melissa Ann Judith f. aud
William NJ Peers by William f. Toor their guardian and Ell
Huse oetdner, Pitts.
John w. Peers, Ma
The defendant John w. Peers having entered bs nppeap
snoe and given security according to law rules u this
Court ana appearing the satisfaction court that
not an nhabtnn OF this Stac motion the plaintiff
their couns it is ordered that John w Peers
appear here on the first day OF April
plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
some published in tho city Of Richmond for noshs
'uceosvcy and posted tho font the courthouse Of
county day. A copy Teste
Fob6. " o. .s,,s -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

IN CHANCERY.-In Hanover County Court jams.
a uary, eth, 1890:
David Via, Archibald Via, Pleasant Moore and Thorn
as PARSONS, Pitts.
against
John via and Edmund Via, Defts.
This day the Plaintiffs by their counsel and filed
their bill in this cause and The Defendants not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the Act OF Assembly and the rules of Court and
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court that they are
not inhabitants OF this common eab on motion of the
Plaintiffs, it is ordered that they appear here on the
lrs day Of April Court next and answer the Plaintiffs
said bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN the Enquirer, newspaper published in the
City oil Richmond, for two months successfully and that
another copy be posted at the front of the courthouse
oil this county. Copy. Teste
PHILIP Ii. WINSTON, C. III. C..
Feb Is. oo-vsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

CAPITAL sUNK.-Ii is said, in a debate in the Mas
sachnsetts Legislature, that Boston has supplied seven
mHIons oil capital, TO erect factories in New Hamp-
lions in Connecticut We have learned from very good
authority in Bosom that twenty millions of dollars have
been sunk during The last ten years 10 the anufactur-
ing establishments in Massachusetts. Many mon Of
property have teen reduced 10 he most abirct power
w, by the wild speculative mania for manufactures
The evils have been felt far and wide.
[N Y. Con- & Enq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
H n CHANCERY-In Richmond III ustings Court n,
IA vember 2Sth, 1929:
William B. Cook pha


N vember 18th, 1929:
William Is. Cook, Pl,H
against
James Rawlings, administrator with the will annexed
oil william Foushee, deceased, Thomas Richie and Is
abella his wife, Richard +. Parker and Elizabeth his
vile, William Foushee, Redmon Lawrence Foushee
William Fouhee Jun'r. Williams Cater Williams Car
ter Junr Isabella F. Carter Charles Carter and Char
o,.n IaIter, Defts.
The defendants Redmon Lawrence Foushee and viii.
liam foushee Junr. not having entered their appear-
ance and given security according the Act of Assem-
ply ana the rules oil this Court and it appearing the
satisfaction OF the court that they not inhabitants of
TINS State, on the motion of the plaintiff by counse il
orderod that the said defendants appear here on the
Friday before the last Monday March next and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this or
der be inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two months
successfully and posted at the front door OF the City
HAL OF this City. Copy. Tcste,
Jan. g. 9O-wsw TIL. C. HOWARD elk
HN CHAN CERY-In Goochland County Court, 18th
d January, 1880:
Major Powers, PltG
against
Saml. Dunn and Obadiah Cartwright partners under
the firm of Samuel Dunn s. Co. James Burford. Mar.
tina A. Bowles admrx of John Bowles, decd and in
her own right, James Lyons, jr. John S. Fleming and
inohas b. Watkins, Deft..
The defendant John S. Fleming, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act
oil Assembly, and the rules of this Court and il an
pearlng to the satisfaction of the court that he is not an
nhabant OF this commonwealth, on the motion of the
painth by counse il is ordered that the said defend
ant, John > Fleming, do appear here the third Mon
day in April next, and the plaintiffs bill and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed i'll the city of Richmond for two month.
that another copy be posted at the front
door oil the courthouse OF this county on two
court days Copy Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
A cpoy. Teste,

IN CHAhCERH-in Louisa county court Jan. utb 1870;
Mary Peer" Albert r. PooIs Samuel +. Peers Anderson A.
ioers Melissa Ann Peers Judith f. PeOrs William NJ Peers
the said Melissa Ann, Judith f. and William Peers by WA
F.Toler their guardian, Pha,
against
John w. Peers, D.e
defendant John w Peers not having entered his appearances
md gvon security according law and the rules of This asd
appearing TO the satisfaction of tho court not an
hdDan OF this stae tho motion of plaintiffs their
eel ordered that the said defendant John w appear horo
hst day April court aud the bill
s ana that OF this order be forthwith inserted
published in the city of Richmond months
cesvey and posted at tho font door courthouse of this
county on some court day. COPY. Teste,
Feb 4. 0i-vswt DNVID ~ HUNTER ID. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

gineer, DO. ---- Gray, 81 Mate, do ; r o'Daniel,
from Indiana T. l. KnowI1nd, Ohio J. Manasco Tip.
ton, co. Tennessee; John Coons Clark county, Indiana;
William Potorof, CLARK county, Indiana; - Doier.
'y, Overlon county Tennessee; Thomas Bink, Law.
renee county, indiana; Green Williams, black Ere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

X 1880: ' ' ~ ~"'A
William Pollock Polly Pledge formerly Polly Pollock and Nancy
Caupy, Ionhefy Nnney Pollock, Complts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

(Eron .NooreS LVe Of ByrOa.)
Tho following part of wild poem which
ton by Lord Byron who that hc
sons Devils walk They worth extracting, thor show
tho strange ac", of this extraordinary We think, however,
'h" Lord Byron quito s, publishing the poem, which
extends to go lines, oil which arc assured,