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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-26
From, the .Ne,o York .9mcr;con. Esb On

FROM the JNetc Fork y4fncricdn, kfb. 20. s.f
UNITED STATES BANK STocK-O, authority of the Daily
advertiser of yesterday morning. stated United
49, and naturally ascribed the fall the effect
dents message, received in London between the I'd and 8
| the dates of the two quotations.
We satisfied, that quotations were erroneous al
a0"En %aae as the Editors Of that paper from the
from London dates quote the sales Of The Unei
States bank Stock at or very nearly the price, before
the receipt OF The message.
we learn with regret, from notice in the Daily Advertiser
OF this morning. that attani H. Carter late of this CITY,
died MarseIes January He went to The south
being hea but he seeds that ,as sss
vase so, & wss too dssy the
gentle temper and wholly untitled by nature for The sphere
INTO which he was thrown of political editor But he man,
at Albany in the interest of the late De W Clinton, 10 whom
ne was sincerely attached he evinced great talent
La,eIy the Statesman, while under his CONTROL meddiea
little with politics. and for year two past he had ceased
Mr. Carter win be sincerely iamsned b %,,n n FINN hon
IN life he dferedand by than by the writer of this
brief notice.
The venerable Col. Henry Rutgers died at New
York on Wednesday morning, aged IS.
Lexington and OHIO Rail RoaaLThe Lexington Reponer
two preceding days. to the the Lexington and Ohm
nan road company The company Immediately or
4rriual of MIR. PoinsstkWe are happy 10 announce ms
safe arrival of the Hon. r. Ponse New Orleans He
from Tampico He is accompanied by j. Hfason Jr Esa'
Secretary Of Legation. - A''s
letter from Washington, published in the New York Posi-
says .o'A osls
Ar Hughes former Charge a, the cour of the Meth,
eTands, jsnomnaed the station which he fre,r,
filed, as Charge in Sweden '''t
Tho Committee Internal improvements of the House OF
have made report the subject Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad, accompanied by bill providing
Tor subscription of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars
to the stock of the company s'-'s
Alta of the Tennessee Legislature an &C, wac
passed abolishng the punishment of death for any oncrs
except murder of the first degree. '
Horid Eanasei1n On the s7h ult Mrs LYDIA wife of
Henry erk'men of Exeter Otsego county, y pu, an end
the existence OF her child three DID, by cutting lie
throat with razor, in such efectual manner as almost 70
The head from the body She beeD eraneed al in.
evas Tor nearly past and her partial Insanity report
ed TO have proceeded from gloomy despondent state NJ
mind occasioned by imagining herself reprobaie and the
sentence of perdition her eternal destiny ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-26

In answer to address of Governor Eusts denouncing
inc conduct Of the peace party, during the var the House
representatives of be State Of Massachusetts, in June, 1929
say fhe change Of the political sentiment evnced in the
rave ecioos form indeed in the history of
monwsalth the triumph reason passion patri
esn over party spirit Massachusetts has returned
nst love- and no loDgera stranger the Union We rejoice
though during the last such adopted
state as oeeasoned double sacrifice Of and
lie; covered the friends Of the with humiliation and
mourning and fixed stain page of ourstoIy:
deemng spirit has al length arisen take away reproach
and restore to good name, among our sister
States and our tust influence in the Union.
bousn we would not renew contentious, initiate
Ion We believe that there cases. when necessary
should 'o"nd TO heal" And consider among the first
oes OF the friends Of national government
u of power to dsavow tho unwarTaptable pursued
~ tos State during the late and hold
OF s Perod as beacons that the present and succeeding
generations may shun that which inevitably
inmate IN the destruction Of the individual who
PVruesit; and may learn the important lesson that in all
the path ofduty is the path Of safety; and that never
dangerous 70 lally around TIC standard Of ceur,rY
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21
LITCHFIELD
Lottery Office.

THIS Office Is continued by r. TRoMP-
- SON, Agent, who has constantly on hand
TICKETS 10 all the different Lotteries in the
State, furnished from my Office in Hartford.
O. Former customers and all others are
invited 10 call aud take a share Of the large
amount OfPrize money which is now floating
in the Wheel of Fortune.
DrGsrn NHp,bers in the Groton Monument lot
terry class tIeO.
40 l2 10 81 al 50 u 43 81
WM. LA FOGG.
LifchGeld. Jan. 60 Sc
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

10 Miltcrl, MNimma Dewitt eolered woman,
native OF Africa, upwards Of 100 years old.
~ Hartford, Capt. lsemOel llurlhUVL 81,
=, ~ BTooklyh, Mics Louise Atlamp, VOS Mr. Andrew
Brown 70, son Of Capt. SAuhaul DgOwN,
~ Meanwhile, NJ Nathaniel Comsloek, 90.
II killingworlh, Mre lreua Chapman, 81,
IL SlNrhridge, Maea,, Susan Porter, a, daughter
Of Major T., Porter formerly Of Hartford.
ln NewsIoM,lON, on Thursday last, the Hon. JeTe.
'nSah q. BFaiRdrd IN the sOh year Of his age, For
several years he represented that town IN the Legsa
lWres He was appointed Judge &c The Superior
Court in leO6--aNd Mayor of that city In l8Os-bOlh
~ which offices he held ~ 1870, when he resigned
them IN consequence 1T mGrm health.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

Singular AccideRi. Yesterday morning, [Jannar,
llIh, says the Ncw.EIaven HCral,l horse lifelong
ing to Mr. Harrsl attached to the Li,ohRold Line o.
Stages having broke from hia keeper while putting
his harness, started OF from the stable In Crown.
ct. and in turning the corner Of ChurC.s.. came In
contact with another horse, In the cart Of Mr.. Wm.
Gunner, baker. The headp Of the horses came prs.
cisey together, aud the conclusion was 90 powerful
that both fell, and in short time expired, neither Of
them being able to rise again.
An occurrence similar TO the above took place IN
the town Of ST. Georges, Delaware, n few days apo.
Astwo gentlemen riding Oh horseback they rode
up to each other with such speed, aud brought the
horses heads together with 30 much force, lha. both
horses were killed the spot. The riders were but
slightly hurt.l
NeU. York Miyyvr.-We would invite the attention
Of our readers-especiOy the female portion OF them
to the prospectus Of this valuable perodica which
appears in our advertising columns. This work has
now reached the middle Of the seventh voume-and
has during the whole period Of ils existence maintain
ed the character Of highly interesting and instructive
miscellany. II has been very justly celebrated ne well
for the neatness aud correctness Of its typographical
execution Cor the righteousness fits selections and
the varied and talented original productions which i,
has elected. The music with which il is at present
adorned is extremely beautiful in It's appearance; and
the engravngs which occasionally cmbeIlsh il are Of
superior order. u We will rhccrtHly forward the
names Of persons wishing TO subscribe for the work.
We have received this week the first number uf
handsomely printed little paper in quarto tn he pub
shcd simultaneously in Ncw.York and Philadelphia,
entitled the Neic- York AmWiet and Ladies Lsera.
~ and Religious Chronicle" I, makes eight quarto
pages and is to be published emi.mon,hIy II, the low
price of only one dollar per annum. So Ear us the
first number may he considered a specimen Of the
manner and matter Of the work, think i, deserving
Of patronage.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District OF
u Litchneld hath assigned the a5ih day Of
instant January, at ten O'clock IN the f6ra-
moon. for the appointment of Commissioners
on the estate 0f
ERASTUS BENTON.
late of Litchfeld, ia said District deceased.
represented insoI"en.: al which time al per-
sODa interested in said estate will if they san
cause, attend hefOce said CeaFA AZ The Pro-
bate Office in ssid LiirhReld; and h. heard
relative To such sPpOintment. by order of
said Court,
EBENEZER BENTON, Aam,r
LitchHeldi Jan. IS, 1855 an
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21
Itch field County, IS.

1SsSC"1tCWs NUUsHyS 90
Norfolk, January IL, 1880.
TT Is hereby ordered that notice be given to
Il NatkGnieI ~. BrOscn. absc0nded TO parts
unknown, Of the tendency Of petition To the
aud for the coHnty of Litchheld. on the third
Tuesday Of February, A. ID. 1880. in favor ol
Lucretia BroscR, against tho said Nathaniel
Cor divorce. by Publishing this order three
times 10 the " L.itchRrld Enquirer" printed
at LiIchAeld, the hrst publication 10 no al
least three weeks before the session oG said
Superior Court.
AUGUSTUS PETITIONS.
Chief Judge Of che County Csssrt )o'
So EiIehfeld county.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21
NOTICE.

o. The sole efthe SI.IPS IN the Episcopal
Ch@rch IN this Il.lagr, tchieh pus erpected 10
take ptuce vert Monday Is postponed hcO weeks
from that day, Ci:, 20 Monday Mc 8h Of Fee.
rWary, 1880, to be hrH at tie Ckarch. at one
o'clock =. NJ ,Ionugrv 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

Henry Baid,ein.--Tn our last announced the APP
bench of the United States Supreme Court. The
"govcr"'nc" official paper" the Telegraph, made
every effort which envy and malgni,y could ihink of
4" defeat his appointment, and amongst other scandal
ioas stuff published the following. What estimate was
put upon by the Senate, may be gathered from the
fact that the appointment, voted against by only
two Senators from South Cardinal and their oppo-
si.iOn undoubtedly from the circumstance OF
their not considering Mr. Baldwin sufficiently ortho-
tox as "rigid constrmcfionisi."
- That the article in tho Statesman lat Pnisburghl
published under his special adyisemen', there
be doubt. Mr. Baldwin and MIR. Clay are mounted
upon the same hobby. They hope to rise together.
II upon this ground that the Statesman avow ed
itself in favor OF Mr. Baldwin as candidate Tor Con-
gress l, upon this grnund and that Of his I'M
MORAL. character. that he was opposed Ivy the
frends Of Gen. Jackson in his district. Seeing that
he considers himself out of tho question, will not
now notice his private eharacier-liat, we believe, Il
known 70 the President would be sufficient, We are
aware Of the responsibility which we have assumed
we know that circumstances have given TO Mr. Bald
win q standing among The friends Of Gen. jackson
which will subject us to the charge of lcmery Tor thus
assaing him. Our position is one Of great RESPONSE
biy. We are under less obligation TO detect and
expose TRAITORS and DEsERTERS, who nc, a.
SPIES in our camp, than to make war upon the old
eaeapy who is openly 10 the fe!d''
After days hard labor. and aboat 30 successive
bali0,iRgs, the Senate Of Maine have been unable ia
choose President. Every time except oHe the vosei
STOOD kingsbuFy 7, Dunlap z; 2 scattering. In the
House Of Representatives, Daniel Goodenow wal
elected Speaker, by n majority Of vote over JohI
Ruggles the JAcks0R candidate Mr.. q. receiving Z:
votes aud Ar. Il. 72.-BostOn paper.
This ballOtog IN the Senate continued severalday
more without any Different result than that the scat
sering were divided on the two named candidates, ma
kiag the vote and 9. After upwards Of fifty inefec
tsal baIlOiingS, however, they succeeded 10 eee'in
Mr. Hall, IN an..JacksOn candidaie-ORe Of the 9th
er candidates being dropped, and one Of the senator
either not attending or no, voting.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

NJ. Editor-ShOu!d you think the following lines,
which came accidentally into my possession, without
the knowledge Of the author, worthy place in your
paper you will CRAFTY, by inserting them,
4 Subscriber.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

Count Ney, sou Of the laie AlaFshal Ney, and the
Count Oh anto, have arrived az Charleston.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21
MARRIED.

In Ncw-IIaven, Mr. James FosslAam 90 Miss Grace
MoalshTop. Ia aiddleaOwn, be Charles Kirby 70
Miss Catherine &. White.
Polly Hone. In Caneesbsry, DE-. Wa. b. Cogswel
Of PlainReld to Mss Lscseiia Ann Payee. In Lyme,
Richard Royce, ESQ. 70 Miss Sarah d. Maaher.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

Senatorial NOminGtioMS.--We perceive by the Hart
ford Times that the nominations tor the Senate by the
jackson party are making in the several districts
Of this state. So far heard from, the Times gives
the following result There may be few old-iasl-
Toned republicans among the candidates nominated
but the Object OF the party is apparen,t is to obtain
majority Of these who arc thOrough-going Jackso-
nanS:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, JAN. On, Is3O.
TO OUR PATRONS.-This number Of d

~ OUN FATRONSs-Thi number Of tho
paper concludes one year since the Litcheld Enqui.
rer became the property Of the present proprietor.
And, while he tenders his thanks for the measure Of
support he has received from the citizens Of Litcheld
county, aud sOIicits continuance Of the same, he
trusts that he will not be deemed ofGciOUs when he
gently cals upon those indebted either Tor newspapers.
adveriising job work. for settlement Of their little
accounts.
We dislike dHnniRg nor are we very much pleas
ed with the idea Of being d~Mned, except when we
have the means Of dscharging dues; then gives
us pleasure to mele obligations friends
A good many accounts have been made out; aud our
friends would obgc us by calling aud settling them.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

CongyeSs.-The Of the contested election he
tween Mr.. Lea and Mr.. Arnold, of Tennessee, which
had engaged the attention of the House the principal
part of the time for week previous, decided
the 1911, inst in favor Of the sitting member Mr.. Lea
by vnte of l40 To 2G-Nlr. Harrington and MIR. In
gersoll voting in the negative. MIR. Ellsworth and Mr.
Huntington addressed The House the last day--thc
debate finally broken off by call of the previous
question.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

First District, Samuel Hart.
Second do. Lorrain T. Peasc.
Third do. Elisha Phelps.
Fifth do. Noyes Darling.
Seventh do. Elisha Haley.
Eighth do. Epaphras Porter.
Tenth do. Abraham ID. Baldwin.
Twelfth dn. Charles Ilawley.
Eighteenth, John Aisop.
Nineteenth, Samuel Ingham.
Twentieth, Imgotlsby w. Crawford.
In addition, we learn that Nathaniel p Perry, Esq.
Of Kent, has b. nominated in the 17th district, he
northwest district of this county, and William w.
Boardman, Esq. in the 4th district.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

The Copartnership heretofore
existing between the subscribers, under the
name and firm Of Bradley s. CHuRcH, was
by agreement dissolved on the LIST of Janua-
ry, 1879.
LEMAN BRADLEY.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, Jr.
Sharon. 7th January. 1880 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

Tirginia.-Gen. John Floyd on the l,h inst.
elected by the Legislature Governor Of Virginia.
The vote was for John Floyd l40, p. v. Daniel &C,
and scattering. We did hope for different result.
Gem Floy,l has too much Of the fire of the flint,
make unexceptionable Governor-hencr We de-
preca,c his election. And it is surprising that
while Virginia has scores Of such men Benjamin
Watkins Leigh, Chapman johnson, and the like, she
should elevate to her high places such mad-cap pot
clans as Giles and Floyd.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

NJ We have received the Report, from the Sccrc-
iary, "ftIc proceedings of the ii,cield County Tenn
perance Society, at their late monthly meeting in
WARREN hut are compelled to postpone it until next
week.
u The next monthly meeting of this Society will
be held at New-Preston, Tuesday next, Goth inst
Shocking Accideni.-Died in Milton Society, on the
18th inst. Deacon Amer Baldwin, aged SO years. The
circumstances attending the death OF this gentleman
are very distressing. a horse in a one-horse Wagon
having got frightened, Mr. Baldwin sprang to stop
him. but being able do SO, the horse turned
wards fence, which brought Mr.. B. between the
wagSnn and the fence, and he not having time, nor
rnom to cxtricate himself was brought in contact with
the fence, in which sharp ra-,he force OF the
wheels brought his body to the rail, which literally
tore his body pieces. Surgical aid immediate
iy called but without any benefit. In this situation
he angusted until the morning, and then cxpir-
cd. His distressed family, numerous circle OF
friends, and the church lin Miton) Of which he was
member aud Deacon will long feel scnshiy the loss Of
SD worthy a member. "Ye know not at what hour
the Son of Man cometh."-Com.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28

State from apprehensions Of Them. He has
not since ventured TO show his face here unless
II was incog He went to the State OF MIS-
sissiypi. from which be retired we have under
stood. from thcysarne cause. He then took refuge
in Texe., where he has resided for the last
10 or ~ months: So that be was not an M
habitAnt of the United States when he receIV-
ell the appointment He is sent to me1ico,
among other objects, if We are to credit what
we see and hear, to negotiate the acquisition
of Texe. Ifone good turn de. 'Te' another
he ought to acquire Texe. as Tcres had pre-
viously acquired him. He and his conduct
in Kentucky are well known TO our Senators
Nes.rs. Bib and Rowan. Let us soc II they
will vote for the approval Of his nomination.
Ken. Reperter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28
rye MAkYLANp HERALD.

The present numbsr 10 the beginning Of the
sth year OF the Herald. in the hands of tho
present proprietor, ard the Saith since its orr
ginal rstsblshmeut.
The history Of he public press ia the Un,.
ted Ststes during the last three wears 10 curl.
ous-snd sfards lesson from which editors,
sad typesetters. asd Hergiists too, might de.
tive Instruction. At proves that there Is not !.
ing like riding on the 6sod tide OF popuis.
feeling, If a man wants to make fortune -
The MARYLASB HERALD did not exactly take
this course: il kept its way against strong CIR.
rents and eddies, add consequently received
some damage in its patronage II IT bad
raised loud CRY OF 'hurrs' for Gen. Jackson,
il nigh, now have enjoyed some OF the smiles
Of Court favor, and psssibIy its editor might
bsvs been one among the FsRrr sBvss, who
| are neS baski-s ia the golden beams issuing
from the treasury.
The least useful part eta newspaper are it's
political seleotions, and particularly the opin.
lens, infeFsnces, surmises and sage iucubrs.
tons of its conductors. These last are toe
fugitive to mstt much CONNIE adatlou; they are
Iinctnred often with spleen, or resentment, or
a sersle devotion 10 party. OF all she effu.
! SONS OF the press, during the canvass for the
present Presidency. where will wa find any
| hing worth recollection or that was worthy Of
living beyond ths palitical struggle. The
topics treated ct, were personal, and bad re.
terence 10 things of transient nature, calcu.
| lated to vsnsh away without mending the
manners, or Improving the hesrt or head. On
| the coa,rary, the public taste AMI morals suf.
fsred greatly by tas grcss csiumnies and art.
| fU misrepresentation set sHost by unprinei.
| pied editors. Verify, these mra may now
reap shsir reward from the douceurs Of the
| treasury, but it has been, and will be at the
| expense Of the morals Of The age. The extra.
ordinary heebHsusness Of the press, as exhi.
bist d in the. period referred to, was fungus
or rapid and direfui grswth, which hsd its nu.
| triment in ho' bed composed Of some of the
worst passions of the body petite. II has aba.
d greatly, and thought to be the earnest wish
| " all good men, that such another toy of war
may never be fought over again; but one thing
must be ovious to every one who has attentive.
iy observed the sigma ofthe times, that an un.
er' leg pless'uuder the influence Of De operate
and corrupt men may some day cause our re.
ll,cal fabric to ,otter.
The proprietor oil the HEsaLD returns thanks
to US petrsas-and iosks or further encouy.
agsmeni from the public: its course in poll.
hes VIII be temperate and s,rsigh, forward.
ana ITS csiumns will as heretofore. be devoted
30 snch articles Of general intelligence ard
miscellaneous reading, as can be so far con.
aensed as to be suitable Tor country paper.
Hagerstoasn Herald
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28
ID. BRIoGs,
Secretary Of the ConceTtios-
SCHEDULE.

Ordered that tho roll containing the dran
of the amended Constitution adopted by tins
Convention, and Ivy it submitted to the peo-
,jle of this Commonwealth, for their retidca-
ton or rejection, be enclosed by the Secreta-
ry in case proper Gsr its preservation, and
deposited among the archives Of the Council
Of State.
Ordered That the Secretary do cause the
Journal Of the proceedings of this Convention,
to bo fairly catered in wen bound book, and
after the same shall have been signed by the
President, sod attested by the Secretary, that
nc deposit the same, together with all the or
iginal documents in tho possession OF the
Conventioa, and connected with The proceed
Iings among the archives of the Council oil
State; and further, that he cause ten printed
copies of the aid Journal to Ire well bound,
and deposited IN tee Public Library.
Ordered, that the President of the Conven-
ton, do certify true copy of the amended
Constitution 10 the General Assembly now IN
session; and that the General Assembly be
and they are hereby requested to make any
additional provisions BY law, which may be
nece ssary and proper for submitting the same
TO tho next april elections, and for organizing
the Government under the amended Constl
tuition. in case it shall be approved and ratit-
I'd by such voters.