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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08
Alb0nv Liter0ry G0zctte,

RepOsitory of Literature and the Arts, ITS published eS cry other Saturday by John l P. Jermain & Co, corner of State and North Market streets, Albany. at the low price of Two Dollars per annuln. The following is an extract from the Prospectus :--
 In general it's columns will be devoted to Literature and the Arts, but not to exclude those nOhIer attributes of mans existence Religion and Morality.
 A passing notice of the politics Of the day will be given, but at the same time it will bg the view of the editor that no angry debate or warm dispute, dragging private character into the public arena of political warfare, shall dis- grace its columns.
 POlemic discussions shall at no time become subject for it's pages; but as fur as we are able we shall use our endsayors in the support of undsguised and true religion.
 A review of new publications shall occupy conspicuous place.
 To the poetical department particular At- tentiOn will be paid, the editor carefully exclu- ding all trash, (which, we are sorry to say. abounds in almost every publication of the kind,) will endeavOr to procure such only as will meet the wishes Of judciOus and an en- frightened public.
 Arrangements have been made by V hich we will obtain the latest foreign publications {: such as the New Monthly. BlackwOod's and London Magazines. the London Literary Ga zette, S,c. &c.,; immediately on the receipt of which, pieces of the same order as have ever embelIished their pages, will be transfer red to its columns.
 The paper will continue to he printed in the present quartO form. and piece selected from the latest and most fashionable Music, (arran- ged with accOmpaniments for the piano forte) under the immediate and sole direction of Mr. William M. Pease, Professor of Music, will accompany each number.
 It will be carefully enclosed in strong wfap- pers and forwarded to any part of the United States by the earliest mails. Particular at- tenton will be paid to this, the necessity of which is evident to every one, but which is practised by few. Nov. 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08
For New-Haven and
 NETWORK,

In Connection ,c;tA the Steam Boat SU- PERIOR, the Only Line running
 through to NesO- York sauae day. AN Monday the 18th the Stage willcom- NJ mence 10 run as follows:
 To leave Parks Stage House every Mon day. Wednesday, and Friday morning min utes before 2 o'clock-arriving in New Haven at 10 o'clock forenoon. Leaves New Haven for Ncw-York at II o'clock by Steam Boat Superior, and arrives in New York from to 5 o'clock same afternoon. For information or passage, apply to
 sa J. PARKS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08
Steam Boat Notice.

 TVHE Steam Boat SUPERIOR, Capt. San IL ford. will continue to run as heretofore advertised until the 18th inst. after which time she will perform only three trips ,ceekly-leav- ing Ne,o- Hauen every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at II o'clock A. M.-and leaving Ne,o- York every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- turday, at o'clock A. M.
 POST COACHES will be in readiness on arrival of the above boat to convey passengers to Hartford by way of Durham and Middle town as well as Meriden and Berlin. Passage to New Haven dollars-from New-York to Hartford 8 dollars. Meals extra.
 The UNITED STATES, Captain Beecher. will continue to run as heretofore leaving New-York ou Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at leo'clock (noon)-and leaving New Haven on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa- turdays at 2 o'clock P. M., and will take freight on the usual terms.
 JOEL ROOT, Agent.
 New-H Haven, Sept 8, 1881 tf1S
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08
1o Printers, Booksellers, and Publishers.
 rAwrUS CoNNrn

JAMES CONNER, ENOR the greater perfection of his Stereo- 1 typing Establishment. has found it neces- sary to prepare TYPE FOUNDRY; the expenses attending which, and the kind offers of his typographical brethren, have induced him to enlarge extensively upon his original plan. His letters are cut in the best style {; and the particular interest of the Printer, Pub fisher, Bookseller, and Stereotype Founder. has been consulted. The following founts are offered to the public notice. viz:
 Pear two kinds, Bourgeois on, brevier body,
 NronpareiI. do. Long, Primer. two kinds.
 Bourgeois, do. English; with variety of Title-page and Fancy letter; to which such additions will continue to be made as the tastes of Printers may require.
 The type furnished at this fosndry will give clearer impression, and last longer. than any known since the days when the good old Scotch type was used here, which is well re- collected by some ofthe profession, ,On account of its remarkable durability.
 To his kind patrons who have heretofore SO literally encouraged him in Stereotyping. he begs leave to return his grateful acknowledg- ments. and fatters himself that he can now present greater inducements fog continuance of their fsvors. as more reU type can be put upon their works than formerly could be af- forded--a saving of ten per cent made to the trade by particular improvement in tho moulds, which admits of that rate of matter to each page mere than usual. A sufficient quantity of each kind of type continually on hand to insure against loss of time in cOmple- ting orders.
 Country Newspaper. Printers. and others, will be supplied with founts that have been used for stereotyping, on which the most lib- eral discount will be made.
 N. B. The most approved Printing Press es, Frames, Gases. Imposing Stones, Compo- sing Sticks. Quoins. Furniture. and every oth- CT article necessary for completing Printing offices, at the manufacturers prices. supplied with the least possible delay.
 Ne,D. York, Nor. 1881 44,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08
BANK NOTE EABEE.

Bills of the following Banks are received in pay- ment or deposit at the Ph0Hix Baak in this town.
 The list will be corrected as OccasiOn may require.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08
FOUND.

a- OO1VO9 TONCEALED in a hay -mow, and seized NJ as stolen. piece of Full CLOTH, con- taning from six to ten yards. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take it away.
 SETH CATLlN, Coastabge. s. Litchfeld, Nov. 21, 1881 A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08
For H0rtford.

EV VERY Morning Sundays excepted) at L 8 o'clock as usual. The above arrange ment to continue until further notice.
 ass J. PARKS.
 LitcAfeld, Sept. IS, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08
CL0y's Hch Osastmsent.

Cl0y's Ltck O6atmemt. TNOR pIeasantness saleiy expedition, and csr- E tainty, is infinitely superior to any other cure fOr that tormeniing disorder.
 Price 25 cents per box.
 Clay's Stomach Bitters. HNHEY will be found in all cases of the following
 description to give relieT:-Nausea, Heariburn, Vomiting Cos,iy Weakness at the Breast, Pain in inc Sosach Loss of Appetite. and all other symp soriai, is no, to be surpassed by any thing.
 Price 25 cents box:
 PearL Tooth POscdeT. EwlHTS celebrated Powder needs no recomueuda- tjon-every gentleman and lady should be in ,he constant oft, they wish preserve their teeth from decay, and have them appear Of beautiful pear. ly whiteness. Price 25 cents a box.
 Sold 6y Sanuel Buei, Zee & BecksCith. mad ApotheeGries HaH Litck fsld, and ot vGrioss otHsr piaces ir the county. D. CLAY. June 23, 1891 Iva
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13


AF, a es~sfas. 2 an mus, ns'e ssiA a.
-, a. .n-,,,y INTO th- eater, aud
-, carried md tins foof-las. tht hefs" al
..,l.1 ,,.,,,, to the ,.riscr. MI. n Was
-, ,,~r,ins from the Fif by to""s =" Nv
-, .,t. al fie ,rrrk. "ho rHN" IN "''",
-, .cysral sannr rrrsnns ehhr''"u' WI wy
-. ms. ls t. tender Hns H"''-'hncf H"m
-, att. ,td AID - means Il ei"ssinr. slH
-, an hau hnd rlHa."d. hr. MHrs1"H n
,,,,,, r,.ha.t rns,. No lisrs as""t quarter 81
-. TN, tie rle# d. ca ihis EIDE, VAS attract L
~ ,tr at. auI ..o.,e l-d mo the water 10
~. k'.f.s,tsa. BIT Mas unHlis 10 reach hih.
A, ~. ,,,,,,.af 10 toe pfospert Ol delis'fancf,
a. n saId he felt his strength tehf"fa' anu
- abIe hN the sNerttnn Of al htz p''t'' "
,un,r eians On he side 81 The i'f'1 ~ -
,f4at Mr. VI. roal reach his manu- ~ ''is
.,4.is 40 nrar drliyaTance ifom M J'"
,aath anew obstacle ioierPo.ta' = 1'"''
of,ir,n wood aud brush was b"f"' nv ~ W,
s,,foot rn4 50 completely fhe''h" -
t,rt he could move u" i'iih'f. y i'P' -. -
= =, ~, one was got aud BOUND i5und
u, Ne,shaIl au ed bsiug fastened
-. m, .nors. Mr. h. then faised h'''th 50 AZ
:, a, ,r,o.s thr log AID mus y mfans Of the
-,,. wa. Iratvn safely "a ldnd. J hr creek VS.
- d, The Time AID ~ tru inmates hiie' vi
L-t.rr,tas tic Naler wns i"o It' "op'e ''t
lloR:fo that u s.sistancr hal be'n ia"Bnf
,.,itt.Id he must inevitably h"'f peiishea.
RE-. reaching MIR MarshnIs house he s""o.
,,.,,.,r. .od after his srr,vnt there iaihled,
nod renamed ,usensibl. for some TINE lis
MIA, n tsithsiandthg, :" re".h nome we
s,m, ir ~, anil g. bear i-s'imo1', a ms i'h"y
,.,a,. l.. The h gunge OF Jonah, thai 's"iFhi'o"
is oftte lord
orrlly 70 "a question FROM ~, NJ h 'aid
Lis 6r., thonptt. ~ view OF ne danger brs
tore him. vttln Arhted ~ hi' PIG, were hi- hmi
10 b,, when ic fnurd hi,nsrii sustained bV The
faoi.'oe l,cmnotarfy MS ne snpposed) against
~. ,tsyon,iog element, his Only thoughts
,S,r. M. saviour. No ~oridl, considrrhton
once crossed his mlni uunl he saw MI Nl"fshall
ndvnne,.p INTO The water tnWafds nm
einc. hi, miraculous drlvrrnncr, several
.,,,,o,tt;nns hive occurred In MN Nth power
al fnrcc one Of whirh sas IL. having tot two
reeks nrpyiansIy been dniy aud almost hourly
i,,n,essea with he words 81 tue l.alnis :" I all
~, nc in ,h. day al trouble vii del yer thee.
.,d ,hop sh.lt rIoilfy me" The scnti.ncniw vas
room m. mind fuTIng bis tide from Sm thhcld
ed irtt tcfore he entered the Opcqonn. Ano
tbet' no lc,. temnrknblc. Is tue following y
his amiahle WIFE was deep
" ,,ers,,r.t IN mud, aud NJ cogt lon"d relIcl'
i1tAr pro n,s", Sals 'ton - Gu, pi''y h"hsc.
sbe ,,m ,sed IL, g. Nj n. "hp rcpI,cd
True, Inc Lbfd ha'h en- mot kihd In us.
n ~ ,httrp, hnye hrcnnie hopefully pInus, an
" e mn, wei tlrss hun. Yes, (snid Mis-. NJ /.
f,ut II ice, not seem IL be that s'lvn ION "hlcb
!. nrrmI.cd. Il IS sonC temporal M "hIrh |
i, meant know not whBt--but W. are - be !
saved from some great dnnger.' Ito" tIuB |
has the prediction hren verified
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
TIE SENATE OF VIRGINIA


The Senate Proceeded Oh Thursday ls.t,
classify lrsel agreeahly 10 The provisions u. I'm.
New Con,IHuuob.
Inc oeuat. i'st airhnged The Dsrscuit,
Glasses taxing are 10 select tor e4A LL,,
some Stndufiti Districts Ia the four greal ID.
tIic,s oil lnc state 80 That thr tigIrs III T. ..rr
ton shoald iaiI upon these touI Detrnl, cam
spIing. -Iuere Is Jus Ice aud evIaeht poopi,fy
IN tHIs allotment- Alter tue alptment mad
been made npuh lhs prIncIpre,ihe Srnat. pru.
corded TO draw lots, All numorr tue Dl,lnrt,
accordingly. The following Was the result.
First CLA.s
Amelia. Pow hatu, Chcs, erGrd aud ioNnof
P,,r,sotrg--D H. Bra,tch
Betfard aud Ffnoefn - HWfam CamphH
spots, lyaaid, CdrpIue aud EsseA-JOt4
II Berndyd
Au,emdrle, Nelson aud Amhrht-- Chnlss
Coche.
fauquier and Prince WiIiam--John r. Va.
lace.
Augusta and Rockbridgc- DarM ~ Panss
son
Shenandoah aud Hardy-Jocl Peunyjao..
er.
Monongalia, Preston and Rando phi Charis
s. Morgan.
sECaND CLASS.
Isle Of Wigh', L nee Gorge, Southampton,
Sprry end Susses.-JVhn Y. MaSoU
HALIFAX and Me,keobur g-.Naihmici Aff,
ander.
buckingham 1dmoefand ahh Chmp0elI-
Gco'ge B901tr.
ACcoma,h. Northampton, Elizabeth City
York dnl " ar"ich. and CITY VI Williamsburg
JOHN 4, J1gHtS.
C"ipepe' ,Al"d' ." ard OfdnSe-Aaafspe I
Due.
Frederick and .lciterson-Hicrome /. 0as.
I"z"eil, H5the aud Cray son- Ddt1 llg
mas.
h'eenO'irr, Monroe, Oils n M"ngomeY--
1ndfe" Gs"hc.
rnRp CLASS
Chml"'ta L"neoows, N,,toway a1l Prince
~" afa--J0S.P" GFa1f.
f"'Hek, Henry aud ri K, lydnia-Beg!m ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

fae speskey cLminpnsesied a ~ ,, In,
second Andtor, relative to he acc1ga,.t
the conirnc;ofs 81 The Gs"lrs btiige
was, Oh uio.iou oil Mr. fancey -"
10 the COMMITTEE Of Glaims-also. Ell
fran The Register 81 the Land Office. ~ uef
sniaj rct ot Revolutionary claims, winch w. WE
motion OF Ntrs Atkinson, referred 10 III. 'a
mntse on tina, SUBJECT. ''h5
Mr. Morris, from tue COMMUNE pas3.
Hai Elections, reported on the mtm,., -
Hn. Byfd CHambsrlayne, lie alive 1, tba u
bihty OF The member from tl.nrirn. VIII
ordercd 10 be taken up on Monday NJ, y"
On motion OF MIR. Miller Of Porbat.o
House al ourned. ne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13


communication VAS recrivad r,..
Senair. stating that they mad pa SGD 10 "
cntt,d " An act authorizing the ercc,I.,,
dam across Plgg River IN the cum.
Franklin. Also, thal they had na,,e.22. -
amendments the . Act Incorpora me tn :,
andoltr lurnpike Company
The II 'usr took up tue amendments and
greed tnth"m.
Various bills were presented by the Comm,
Ices.
On Mr.. Cilmer's motion, lS5 copie, oru
Governor. Communication, relative f., n
~ Bounty Lands, were ordered to be p,,n,',
for the use OF the House.
Mr.. Bryce presented apertion Of ,e,d..
rci.on, residing on james K,yer b,t,.a'y
Kishmbnd aud L:nchbar2. praying tat NJ
privilege OF granting hecnseS 10 taytIns,ro
ceres along or w,,hn so yards OF the n,,,.,.
rtthAt river GIay be taken a~av-NDIct
releiicl 10 tar Committee o Finance.
Ga Mr.. Goode's motion, Tue IepoIt f,o,, a..
cnIRmitlre Tor Courts vi Justice wa, t,ke,,.
Inc les ,luupa pr1po es 10 appoint III. e,,'.
OF courts Tor - ears, auI all l,IS =,
courts II remove lnem ior good cause ig,L.
thu tlmr provided 10 COtpota'ipn ~ ,on,,t,#
court should dis.n.s, clerk, uulrs. all tne
ting Mag lstrdtcs weIe Summoned Tor tie I'm,
pose, anu majority vi III, IA must d Zee m t.
! measure.
| Nj t.holson moved to amend the rcsoIn,,o,
| by st,l.,Ing "nt 81 much rs PerUls the cum.
10 d,.ml,o the cl,r~o vi hiA tue period Ion sl,r,
they have been appointed. VI. LeeD,o4
tar her moved 10 amend, So "a, 10 max. NJ.
clerks be alpoIn,ed during the pitaSIut Of H.
court.
Thee several propositions called forth
! greal deal ot debate, IN winch many Oft.
rnemnr,s took pari--1u', before the iluu,.
came % any decision, IA motion was madsIa
aaJou.n, which ine,dlied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
Virginia Legislature.
J5oUsE or DEELEGdTEs.
WAVE DAY, NOV. >.

o. motion u NJ. Ionss, I Ma
ggs.AsI. Ihai tHe Comm fse If Conrs OF
-. t,e Instructed Il ,it1uf.e mo tue eHpf-
,i,,nry Of auihoIIsing the lessofs VI tue piamiii
+, r=io,er damages ,qnisHlrnt 10 TIE meshe pfo-
ii 9 N an aalIon OF Ies tnent,to which Ia parry
claiming iiile shalt aPvear "nd make himself
,sfendant ~ t,r u>1a, medr prescribed by law
mi fl,t the said COMMITTEES further enquire
mo the tApedienc! u anihouAtas ihe
taniih ~ all cases, 10 winch Juds-
mott IA suab action 1. rendered IA IA. h'or,
,,b5,n IS removed, by appeal Wit ii error OF
sy#,prs.fiea, ~ 40 Appellate Coor'.and by sueh
t,,nrl aIitucd. - Tie om a Sttrc jtcihS ot SUCH
t., ut,ce,. as tHe sad colatnItee may deem
Kramer. IL rrcoyrr damages equivalent 10 tue
,,.. 10 uruht5 wDicn nave occurred suOse-
...nilv to tna rcuaittul oil shen ids nent, &c.
~, motion oil Nj. bdrbouf. II vas
gea,.rrd ihst ti.e GohIinit'cc od Agricui-
,,,.. ana Manufactures be instructed 10 tnquIc
MT, the a pedIeacy utino'ldng funds isr tue
n,,,,,rnao,e Of II ffoies.or oil Agrie"I.u,e IN
the ltu,vet.li, oi Eng,nia, III conformity with
the o,,gi4,lt lliu. AlL mat me same com
o,utee enqunc niso mo thr thPedIehcy %
n,chs,,up "A smai lract oil land ior the
Coa,ti.ouneiIth, 10 ne osed rs pattern idith.
On nCtt1a ot Nh i"ncry, ii was
R,,o,ltd IhaI the Second Auditor commn-
nicair 10 tn,s Hpu,e c",I,es "i letters "hile" w
Tar ,aJ SnIeld,. BitCI ol ihttn, rs ContTd6.
,,,s ,o,. IN. ,,aulry BRUCE 10 tue james IiEsr
Co,ungpy and an as ract Oh such ao-
count, 6etw,#n the said Contractors, and his
de ,,ttnenl do iula,cs 10 tue p"yuien'e
made. .
Pct,rians we're presented by Messrs. Hamli-
ton. Rlyes ul Z, AluCo,, and Powell OF Lou
4oau. n.
CULPEPER ELECllON.
On mollun oil W.. B,odn"A, lhr report of the
Coa,,nIttrr OF prisl eyes dnd ELECTIONS on thc
u,t,lun OF Jonathan ,. GI5.o", WAS taken
no aud the mujlo OF Mr.. Good-, 10 reief
n,rl, 10 me committee, be ug under CoHsiIeI-
,,iun.
Nj G.rana oC y, al llcss.d the House.
Nj. Watkins ,uot,,! ~ a,rnd the motion by
or,i, .iue me Lo.nn,ltse to examine cer'am
vote, ou ,he poll 81 The sl,i,ag mr,hbcr, winch
they drcunru examining, D. ,ause the grounds
Of ~. ooI, rliDn to them were u Il suiiiuienn,
,lealuc.
Fuituci debate taen occurred, ia which
AIr,s,s Nntlr,,,n OF b. AiDIrts, Guode, t;l3-
son, uiuunax, Garland OF y. llausDt ough
Williams Of shenanIoan, aad Iple,, took
par, Hutn the hulr nuulrnt Vas agreed t.
lac snou oc,n. ,ne., taken on tie mo
ton t. lucomnIt, II Mas Gained In lac aliIna.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
DYSPEPSIA.

hOGTOk HONEL DAVIES tendff' ma
81 " thanks 10 tn citizen, ~ lsnc"'n's "''G
its VICINITY tor their patronage heretofore anu
Iespe ctidly fenrws the oher OF ms l'ro'e'''''''
services to thrn,. He rs ully prepared ''oa
experience la The treatment OF Dyspepsia III -
own person and IN a variety Of pat' ~" ~
ultimate ka0triedgeot ai'. HiisieadS' poI'g.
SHthertaHd's an u,hrrs plan oil cue, u "''"'
takr WITH ,qnaI c0HJdence With any otter ~
S'c'ht tue cafe Vi DBPepsta and olntr a'''''''
Dec. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
oXE DAx LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.

ONE DAI LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cat Ho1feusa has lhis morning banded
Us copy ot cores Liverpool ADV ertisrr al the
9.h ulumn--pnn day la.ri Inao any papa lie
Supposed he had on hoarG--apr did m dIscOY-
CT II unti today. The only puil''cAl news ~
Aud, IS Vety ouuCse account "I 'hr III u e =
dIdgs u parliament on tae eseniug vi tne u.
We quote the following from the House Of
Commons.
N6@ York Commercial i }reriiser
IIOlI h Or CDAlAUNs.-DEc !.
R,pellrV BW.-Alr, Justice PhtlGsUn aud
Mr.. Jusrlce Aa~rSon brought down the Regen-
cs buI ftom the Lords. wuien. On Aloth,u oi
OF lord Allherp, was read htst time aud o.
delsd 10 be read seGOni Tune Oh iunisdhy
Uext.
Retrtnchme1s Gad Ec0nOmy.-hord Altnorp
gave notice thHt Oh lnuI Suay next ttpS da} }
he should move Tor d SeIec' Com HIttro 20 eH.
quire into wnat reduction could ue made ~ the
salaries OF all Officers holding places under tho
crown during pleasure, snCn offices beng II! ed
by members of ellhei house OF Pal lament
Loud cries oi h ar, aud Cheering iiom all
parts Of the lioase.) After the cheering had
somr what subs,ded, tie Nobl. Lo,d gave notice
that on FRIDAY next he should move for n
vote Of credit on account ol tnc CiVIi Liot,
| (He'r1
sir Henry Parnrl asked what was the in
t"ntion oil Government with respect olhe Nv
/ II List
Lord Ahhorp said i, was the wish of Minis
efs To look into what alterations Conld be n.a,ie
TO tue select committee sulIug, which mad been
! appointed and that alterations we're necessary,
recent events showed the membcts ut that
House.
Mr.. Geo Dawson took that opportunity of
asking shethcr il Was tue thai Sir A. lIaIi
WA about 10 rene nom the Office oil Lord
Chancellor OF lre'dni
Lord ALho. nad 50 recently arrived in town
ina ho " ds not dbe 10 n,aer tie question Of
hcIaliy : he had Only hear Ilby lrport.
On tue motion Of Mr. Spring RICE, the CON
Nohdrted Fund Bill was read a tnIld l,,ue ana
passed.
81 Robert Peel rose and was left speaking
on Tue prophet, III resoIntihg the oruei Ion an
po'htins " Comn,Ittee OH the Civil List, Uni, ~
eom"ittce acre to meet immediately.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
From The Coasiiiu!i0hntt.

Government has mkrn tue "'Ne detfrmIoa-
ton Of surrounding tho cnIrs oI farIs anu ~
uns win tortIhcaiIons.
From me Paris QuottJieHHe.
The Germ me coaiede. anon has published a
declal atlan, describing the tres ny winch tao
Members hold themselves hound 10 each q ter.
They openly eug"gatu asst IA Qe suppress
SION al ,usut rcLuauaIE uteIheHts IA onE ~
tier olotes--tb no d thciI coutingrnls cons ant.
ly IN stale u IeadIuess-aLd Il letter ill.,,
Press from publish ng any int lgence OF rev.
olutonary movements ia other countries, IN.
der tasy responsibility.
SIAM In expcdI lon intended to bring n
boat Il revolution ia SPAN appears 10 have 10
L,ly failed.
ITALY.-Let,cfs from Naples mcnton IA
Change oi some imroltan:e in the N'oP"ltan
ministry, Calorre,o having been removed
tom the finance department., and his place
supplied b) Boa Audrrs. ihe ca .nge rs spa-
ken Of as an, dung but tavo able " lae puo.
lie c'edlt VI the count
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

Tea, Candies, Almonds, R"l'i"' ''',lTe.n
4 NE subserJer mas ior sac goou '' m.;.;n.
Il supply OF Tea. c"n'I'es, An, A"o n%iTtE.
N5c. ll0h III -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
hest NNiuter A,aAip oiA'

[jtttE subscriber has this day feO. ann
- additional SIMPLY of hes y inter :, maj
Ca winch is for sale at the lowest 'n maj, NJ
cts. Howell DAFlk2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-17
GOhanna

EETll stand the season n a.- rle i,eg from
Wv RIshuoiti, uirery
ri;"o 80 I'rv'iericEsbuTg, and known as Half Sink.
II IS not saying too much, (;or 10 the canor of
every gentleman acquainted It'll the facts me in the
assertion when say that his colts universally ackuow
legged possess as much se sircnsth and beauty any
cons mat nave ever been produced by Vrr
MA Know several that purchased less than Sc
ven or eight hundred dollars aud have offered
SleUO Tor one at oGhe which they are
n n ne owners take TO be the strongest recommendation
Ihal can be offered IN behalf of untried coils.
The season will commence February and Ter.
inmate on the l of July Terms heTeofore Fifty Dollars
to he Unchanged by the payment Thttv-ve at any time
during the season. Sixty Dollars insurance. Ono Dollar to the
Groom which expected either mare rs brought or
taken away S'
Extensive pastures provided aud fed regularly
unless Otherwise directed, al twenty five day
Gentlemen who sent mares last year ny Gohan-
ma that did not prove foa Of thee informed tina,
they can be sent again. and charge services
he oe unless they should prove foa words
the mares VIII be insured at the price OF the
-, So. JOHN NJ. Bolts.
The Editors Of the Political Arena Petersburg ntcl!iren-
GER w please insert the above week in their resec
tive papers for eight weeks, their accounts 10 the
s' ' ne J. NJ. Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-17

'S'tB Copartnership heretofore existing between
u the subscribers, under the Firm of Blair 81 An
derson, IS this day dissolved BY mutual consent All
persons having claims against the same, will present
them TO Beverley Blair and those indebted to the con-
Germ, VIII make payment TO him; he only, being au-
thorsed to receive and grant discharges for tie same
BEVERLEY BLAIR
DAVID ANDERSON
Richmond 31st Dec, 1850
The subscriber will continye to trar1sact commits.
sion business at the stand Cary-street heretofore
occupied by Blair &; Anderson. To the patrons Of
'hat concern, he tenders his acknowledgements and
assures them and the public generally, that any bust
ness contided to his care, shall receive unremi,ted
attention The books and papers of Blair & Ander-
son e-ing left IN his custody he invites all those hay
ing claims against them, TO cal! on him for psvment
ana those indebted, to qudate their respective Bal
ahces; he only being authorized, as may be seen bv
'ne advertisement above, to receive and grant dis
e'arges Tor 'he same. BEVERLEY BLAIR.
richmond, Isl January, 1880.