davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06
Cash for Negroes

WE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, Of both sexes from IL to Is years Of
age, field hsnds; also mechanics Of every description.
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us q
call, we are determined to give higher price fol
be in this market, and no certificates required.
Any communications promptly attended to. We can
at all times be found at ourresidence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C.
oct6 FRANKLIN & ARNFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06
Timothy Seed

ISIFTEEN bushels fresh. just received s.u ,s
sept2l Corner Of King and Columbus streets
nyEINC; ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.
EslRtNG TO leave this town. offer to Sc" my
ID c"g e's. re%ssess a Also &c.
s,,,np Cellar, with all kinds Of wine, porter ae'
beer, bottles. hogsheads' &c 49,. re,ues,ed to
All persons to whom may owe' are requessea sh W
,he;r bills and receive pa, ment and those ~n.
orme ~" ., come and settle with me in the shoHes'
,;me mr. else shall have to employ collector;
Having been told that Overs my ihsm ,he
md r. cloths which had been put under t''eir care
and being willing to do the same. nor &c naTs
Of the kind sa nsSe a esss' %
J receive the same before The 25h OF Octooe,
;n,, or else shall have to sell them for payment o.
my labor hand no,tjed Beer. Ale. and
Porter, to supply my customers
oct 1T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

sNNtlc6.
V0IE Com nssioned Officers ofthe I'd Brigade of the
Il Militia of the District of Columbia, will meet on
the 18th, 18th and l4,h days Of the present month";
the usual parade ground, west Of Washington street.
for the purpose Of being trained and instructed by the
Brigade Inspector Nuskets will be necessary, and the
roll will be called at 10 O'Clock A. " each day.
BY order Of The Brig General:
HENRY Il. DULANY,
Brigade Ma or and Inspector.
6-dt1dth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

NOVEMBER TERM, 1879.
The Mutual Assurance Society.O
Complainants,
PIN CHANCERxJ
Abel Holbrook and Jacob Nor.
gan, Defendants,
vIyHE Complainants bill having been heretofore re.
i puiarly taken for confessed, and set for decree.
anil this cause coming to b. heard on the Com
plansns' bill and exhibits and it appearing TO the ss-
tisfacton of the Court from the exhibits fled BY tho
G. psinants that there due to them for quo
tas of insurance the buildings in The bill mentioned
under policies NAL by the Compliments to the De:e-
dant, Holbrook, of which he owner, the sum Of
s2O4 76 with interest ut the rate Of six per cert per
annnm on Si73 So part thereof from the first day OK
April 1879 till paid and that the said buildings nave
been conveyed by the Defendant. Holbrook, to the
Defendant, Morgan-H is by the Court Mcreupon N-
creed That unls rs the said Defendants, of thems
do, on or before the first day Of Nay next pay to the
Compsinants or their Agent, the said sum OF S2O%
76 will, interest Sl75 50, part thereof from the
first dsy of April 1929, till paid, and the costs OF this
suit the Marshal of the District Of Columbia do sell the
propert, insured by the policies exhibited with tho
,omplansnts' bill at public auction, to the highest
bidder & cash; and that out Of the money r m such
sale to arise he pay 10 the Compainants, or TO their
Agent the said sum Of 1904 rs, with interest aore-
said and the costs of this suit. and that he convey the
nroperty sold to the purchasers thereof And il any
balance of money remain that he pay the same over to
the Defendant Morgan. after deducting from the same
the commission allowed by law for sale Of property
under writ of cri faciss, aud the expenses attending
such sse and that he report his proceedings herein to
this Court. Copy-Test:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

Notice.
REGULAR Quarterly Meeting of the Alexandria
u InJ.nau1en, Volunteers will be held at the Me-
chancs Hail. on Friday evening. at hal: past O'Clock
punctual attentlancei is requested. BY order
net 5--3t SAMUEL b CARSON. Sec,y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06
Eua(isN Har Il Bolt IRON.

noRsRT H. MILLER has just received, per ship
IL Governor Strong,
16 Tons Round, Flat, and Square IRON,
;.b Nil, ~. s,d low if taken from the wharf Also,
IS Crates g. Hhds. of China and Liverpool Ware:
Which will further improve his already extensive and
excellent assortm Mt in this line
10th mo A. cow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06
David MARTIN

David .MArtiM
HAS Just received, and offers for sale
IL Vol I'd of the American Library of Useful
knowledge price IS
No. 8 Of the Cabinet Library, containing Au.
photography of Walter Scott rs
Vol LIST Christian Miniature Library 50
The Bible Story Book in vols 100
Porter's Cstechism of Health for 1882 l22
.9iso,
Steel Pens and Glass Seals wi,ha great variety Of
impressions and mottos oct 9th diff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

W,'.r. Noores and Amos, Clay men, a,
, =, and Price. Jackson men, are elected to u
lbg.e Of Delegates.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

W. II. Thompson 8 Co.
Haze received a further supply Of
ASON ABLE DRY GOODS,
ANTHlCH they will sell, wholesale and retxil upon
w favorable terms. Their assortment is now large,
embracing almost every article in the Dry Goods line.
They will receive fui ther supplies during the season.
6-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

osi accurate Of complete returns Je'
Sc aa' e III ,hs Maryland Congressional i. DIS
90 N! ~ ~ Baltimore City and County. There
Is sheeP' ,nI,s the day. The following ac-
A'''l ~ from Yesterdays Baltimore chr0n''
+; .r, from the Hagerstown Mail we
By al eAT .r6omas's majority over SPrIsSs IN
lYra 'AaI ,,ounty is 6ls. A postscript from
i,iD; I %o " sets his majority there at 5l!'
sJ:rIcs U 30 Ticket ia Washington County is
pf :; upwards Of 500 majority. r Inc LAY
i's e. majority d is stated to be 81 in ffeoe'''A
,enT : Cs,m,u-We have most OF the re-
ffci'th ri. connty, and learn from gentle
In' Wv" .,ms passenger in the stage last night
% a.' y Tr.1ericktown, that the National Re
fs:i ] O T,ket succeeded in this county oy
MI majority
d. Cry OF ANNAPoLIs.
For Congress.
, s,Uwes Anti,Jackson] Us rs
s I.r Eeech Jackson OF
; 100 T,,S n .on majority 100.
Nnp o.lsaie, to the General .Assembiy.
,,paI, Brewer 40
,m,, Williamson no
ir ~, Welch, Of Ben. :,
' lS ,S,se latter gentlemen are all Anh-Jack-
10. bu, Mr.. Welsh received the vote of the
Il Fam Isarty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

~ In pursuance Of the above Decree, shall
,roceed to sell, on SATURDAY, the 29h day Of Oeo-
be, merit for cash. the following property, IN the bill
mcntionel and described in the policies by Nos 1882
and 1888, and bounded as follows
a TWO BRICK HOUSES,
HTr two stories high, and OTIS Of Gruund situated
SaS o. on the west side of Fairfax street. supposed
to be IS feet 10 inches and Is OF All inch to
the north OF Cameron street. and running thence with
Fairfax street, and bin ing thereon. So feet; thence
wetwardy, with and parallel to Cameron street. ~
feet, thence so,thwarjy, with line parallel to Far
fax street, So feet; thence eastwardy 81 teet 10 the
beginning.
from, door of the premise; and if the purchaser fails
to pay the purchase money by the hour OF o'clock OF
the same day, the property will. at that hour, be sold
aa;n and the first purchaser held liable for all defc
e5c;es and expenses in ofthe second sae
G.. SCOTT, ID. N.
/, ,.,, oo-eots For Henry Ashton. Mar hal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

nos'on Courier thus notices new litera.
'""'pr''e which it appears has received the
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

At an adjourned meeting ofthe Board Of Health
Of the To,cn Of LitchGetd, held at the house Of
Albert Sedgwick, in said to,on, on the 96th
day Of february, lSsl-The President cf the
Board being absent, Phinehts Miner, Esq.
aons appointed President pro tenn.
ORDERED. That the limits prescribed in
" an order Of this Board made on the Goth
day Of January. 1881. 20 ncl"se certain in
frcted district in said town, he continued, and
the tenor and effect of said order of the goth
January, 1881, be and it is hereby continued
for fifteen days from the expiration Of the time
limited in said order.
Ordered, That the doings Of this meeting be
signed by the President and Clerk, and pub
lished in the LitchfeId Enquirer-and that
this meeting do adjourn to meet at this place
on the 12lh day of March next.
Dated Litchield. Feb. 26, 1881.
PHNEHAs MINER, President p. t.
ELlHU HARRISON, Clerk. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

At a meeting cfhe CiciI Authority and Select
Men OF the tOtOn Of Washington, convened at
the dsOeliing house of Sheldon Camp, in said
tO,cn, on the 9Th day Of February, 1881, as
Board Of HeGtth-Daniet B. Brinsm0de,
Esq. sOas chosen President, and Frederick J.
Fem. Esq. Clerk, and sO1s ssCorw according
to i0tU -
THIS Board having made due inquiry, and
Il being satisfied that the Small Por Is pre-
Valent in the nOrthwesterly part Of said TOWN,
near Adams Iron Works: 1t Is therefore or
dered. That johnson G.. Hatch, Renus M.
Fowler, Chester Ackley, David C. WHITE
sey' David WhittIesey, Ensign Bushnell, and
Samuel II. Weston. be appointed Health
COMMITTEES, to exercise the powers and to-
carry into effect all such orders as NAV from
time to time be made by this Board in rela.
ton to the foregoing subject.
Ordered. That proper signals be posted up
at or near ComiDg's forge at the foot Of Mount
Tom bridge. at or near the point where the
Warren line crosses the road leading from Ad-
ANS iron works to Warren, at the intersection
OF the road leading from Clark Haich's and the
New-Milford and Litchfield turnpike, and nj
the gate on said turnpike, near Joseph Whit
tIesey's; and that aA persons now dwelling
and residing within the families of Alva Oains,
Hiram R.COmings, Samuel Fl. Weston, Chris
t0pher Palmer, Widow LessIy, David Green.
Allyn w. Abbott, Mrs. COmings, Barna Alb
bolt, and Mr.. Barley, shall not depart out Of
the same for the space ofthirty days, without
the special permission ofthe Health Commits
tee; and that all persons be prohibited from
passing into said families. or either of them,
during said period. without the special license
and permission Of said Health Committee.
under the peoalty ofthe law in such case pro-
vided.
Ordered, That all suitable and proper care
and attendance be- furnished by said Health.
Committee to all the persons within said O.
miles, diseased as aforesaid.
Ordered, That this meeting adjourn for one
week. to meet at this place at 9 o'clock p. NJ.
Ordered, That the doings OF this Board he
signed by the President and Clerk hereof, and
he published in the " Litch6eld Enquirer"
Per Order.
DAN'L B. BRINSMADE, President
FRED'K j. FEM. Clerk.
Washington, February 10, 1891. So
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
MARRLED.


In this village, on the 25th ult. by the Rev. MIR.
HIckoE' Mr. Hcman Orion to Miss Mary Ann Thomp-
In Salisbury. on the 2Sd ult Mr. John Morse of this
town, !" Miss Be,sey Fem, of the former place
In North Canaan, on the LIST uit. Mr. Aug usus Big.
ei"w vi New-LebanOn, NJ to Miss Frances P.F enn
daughter OF James Fem, Esq. Of the former place.
In WolcolIviIle, the 27,h uir. by Rev. Mr. Jones,
Mr.; Lewis Beach, of Goshen, 10 Mrs. Almra While,
Of Torrington.
In Hartford, ar. David Hutchinson, TO Mrs. Emily
Pitkin.
IL East Windsor Mr.. Abel F. Fitch, of Hartford,
TO Miss Amanda FIey, OF Windsor.
DIED,
In this town, on Monday last, Mr. Timothy Chjlds
aged II. Same day, Mrs Rachel Marsh, aged Al, wife
of Major David Marsh. On Tuesday last, Mr. Abner
Mead aged about IS.
In this town, on the Goth ut Mr.. Asher Scovill,
aged SO. In Mortified Society, on The Goth, child
Of Mr. George MArsh' aged years and 7,months.
Wright, aged "A, wife Of Mr. Jomalhan Wright, sen.
In this town, Milton Society," on the 23d ult. Mr.
Oren Potter, aged about 40-of small pox. There
have previously died OF the same disease in Milton
Atu female and three children; and further spread
Of The disease is there probably arrested. But in New
Preston, about three miles from where the disease
commenced IN Niilion small pox is raging to serious
extent, and there are now about twenty cases of the
disease, some Ol them of alarming severity.
We inadvertently published the death of Mrs Vince.
Ter, from common report, three weeks ago-we learn
she is stI alive, and in fair way recover from her
disease-lhe small p"x.
In Rupert, Vi. on the Ith ult. Mr.. Dauid c. Nc
Clearly aged % tora'e weeks editor of the County
Post, Of this village.
I" New-Presion, Of small pox, child Of Mr. Hiram
Cummings, aged years.
In Sharon, (Esworlh) on the god ult. Mr. Ezekiel
ST. John, aged rs. He was much esteemed while liv-
ing, and his death will be iamented by numerous &C.
quaintance and frends.-COm.
In Wolcotvilc, on the 18th ult. Mrs Rebecca Peck,
aged 70, widow Of the late Mr. Oliver Peck.
In Poughkecpse, on the Dist alt. Mrs Beisey Ann,
aged 25, wife of Mr. Charles Trowbridge, formerly OF
this village.
In Goshen, on the 2Sth uIt. Mr. Samuel Chaplin, S.
In New-Haven, Mr. Thomas futile, "a.
In Orange, Miss Anne Thomas, IS.
IL Madison, Mrs. Mary Augur, g.
In Hartford, Mr.: Branch G. Roberts, SO; Mr.. Hin
man Miner, "a; Mrs. Lucy Wadswor'h, SIS Miss
Emene ellsworth, 49, daughter of Mr.. Reuben
Wadsworih; Mr.. Thomas Belden, OF Wethersfed,
AS Mr.. Hezekiah Burr, II.
In Colebrook. on the 4lh, Miss Lucy Ann Rock
we'll, aged Is; and the Goth. MIR. Horace E. Rock
well, %, children Of Mr.. elijah Rockwell, Jr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
NOTICE.

NV e the subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate far
the District of Litchfield Commissioners to
receive, examine. adjust and settle the claims
Of the several creditors of ABNER EvERIrT,
of Warren, in said district of Litchfeld, accOr-
ding to law, which were due at the date Ofih0
assignment hereinafter mentioned-The said
Abner Evertt having in and by certain In
strument in writing, dated the 9Th day Of
January. AID. 1891, instituted and appointed
Charles Everitt. Of said Warren, aod Nathan
iel p. Perry. Esq. Of Kent, in said county,
Trustees, and assigned to them certain pro-
perty and estate, the avails Of which latter The
payment of necessary charges) are TO be APP
piled towards the payment Of such debts 40
said assignment, agreeably TO the provisions
of the act entitled ian act 10 addition to m
act entitled an act against fraudulent convey
give notice that said Court
hath allowed six months from the 25th day Of
February, A. ID. 1891, to the said creditors TO
exhibit to the Subscribers their claims; at the
expiration Of which time all demands nat pre-
sented will by the Limitation and order Of said
Court be foreclosed aud barred recovery
And that we shall meet for the purpose Of att
tending to the duties Of our said appointment
at the dwelling house Of Bsnoni p. Beardsley.
in said Warren, at 8 O'Clock in the forenoon
of the third Monday in April next. and on the,
third Monday in June next, and on the 18th
day of August next.
ROYAL r; H,rnAr' commis-
ORIeEN 8. SEYMoUR, '''"S'''
February IS, 1881 SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
NOTICE.

HNHE Court of Probate for the District Of
n Litchfield hath assigned the fourth day
day Of March next, at ten o'clock 10 the fore-
noon, at the Probate Office 10 Liteh6eld, fox
the appointment Of Commissioners on the 81
tate Of MARVIN SIXTH, Of Cornwall 10 eai4
district, an insolvent debtor. to receive ana
examine the clsims Of the creditors Of the said
Marvin Smith according to law. At which tisne
and place all persons interested ase hereby
notified to appear. II they see cauasA and b
heard relative to the appointment Of aseh
Commissioners. BY order Of said Court. J
PETER PSERcE. T,...s,....s
WIN. p. MANsvIKLns %Ts.sssa.
COrMscnH, Feb. 81. leSl go
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
CRoWELL's PRIZE LIST.

Drascn Numbers of the Connecticut Lottery,
Glass No. 6.
81 SOIL 0 16 90 81 40 81
Q, so, 81, One Quarter of $500. sold
at CroySeips Office, in the above Lottery,
where have been sold more prizes within the
last three months than at any other Office in
the State.
Connecticut Lottery. Glass No. 81, Extra,
draws on the 9th Of March.
$4,000 Highest Prize.
Tickets SO, Shares in proportion.
For prizes in any Of the Connecticut Lot
teries apply immediately at CrOweIi's Office.
The Connecticut Lotteries draw at least
twice every week. For Tickets or shares in
all classes Of the Conn. Lotteries applytO
STEPHEN CROWELL,
LOTTERY Vender, Itch field.
Litchfeld, March 9, 1880. So
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03


| the confidential friend and associate of prominent
officer of the Government, in whose place he acted
as Secretary Of State pro tenn. and no has been ap-
pointed, by the influence OThIs principal, the Office
he holds. IT is useless to disguise suspicious,
which have been from the first entertained, and which
strongly conlirmed by the circumslan nc es
now disclosed, that the prominent friend of Mr.. Ham
ton is the author of the intrigue, and the person in
menl. 1t is due to the individual To whom we refer
generally entertained in order that he may take steps,
if in his power, to free himself from the odium which
otherwise must attach to him."
Mr.. Randolph.-Tn giving the annexed extract of a
letter from an American gentleman in London says
the N. Y. Gazette, deem proper that he is
friend fthe present administration ~
London, Jan. AIR. John Randolph, Of Roan-
oke, is stll in London. He has made himself ridicu-
Ious by speech which he delivered at the Lord Nav
or's feast AT the Mansion House. Mr.. - Informs me
that he yesterday visited Mr.. M'Lane, our Minister
who resides in Portland Place. Mr.. - had never
seen Mr. Randolph. On entering the room, he was
surprised to in conversation with the Minister,
tall, uncouth gannt man, wearing trough pols pea
jacket, with straight collar, but'oned up the chm
leaving only his nose, and part Of the chin, mouth
and eyes, visible. To his utter aslonishment he found
this thing to be redonbtabe Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipotrDtiary to the Emperor of Rus
STA, and was introduced to him such. Mr.. K. is
doubt deranged in his upper works. understood
that Mr.. Lane is trying prevail ON him to return
home. Mr.. M'Lame will soon RETURN .-'se
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

Resolred, That in the opinion OF this Convention II
is highly important to the interests Of our Common
Country tina, IA National Convention, to he composed
al delegates from the several Staes equal in number
their electoral vote, should be held for the purpose
Of nominating Candidate for the next Presid ency-
therefore recommend that said Convention he held
ut Baltimore on the second Wednesday OF December
next.
iesolred, That Joseph Trumbuli, Calvin Wiley,
Charles HaWiey, John A. Rockwell, Roger Tainior,
Daniel b. Brinsma lie, Dennis Kimberly, and Ebene-
ger Jackson, Jr. he, and they hereby appointed
Delegates 10 attend said Convention whenever the
same shall bc held
ResOiped, Tha, Messts. John Ru-s, Jared Griswold,
jesse Savage, o. ID. Cook, Jr. and Henry KbOurn,
he Central State Committee.
The following persons were appointed as Cores
pondng County Committees for the several Counties,
For Hartford County-John Russ. Jeremy Hond-
ley, Jesse Savage 0. d. Cook, Jr Jared GrswoId.
For Ne,c- Ha, en- County-Wm. r. Hitchcock, ia
son Ives. John A. Foot. Frederick Lee:
For MiddLeser County.-Henry WOlcou.
For Lachfeid County.-Ozias Lewis, Leonard
Goodwin, Ehhu Harrison.
For Nei0- Londoa COMnty.-Roger Huntington sam
For Wiadham County-Dauie P. Tyler.
The committee appointed for that pu'p pose reported
unanimously the following Resolutions and Address,
which were adopted, VEG:
RESOLVED, That deem Il less the duty than the
privilege OF freemen 10 deliberate upOR the affairs OF
their common connty,a and unite in nil proper efforts to
elect for their rulers ouch rs are honest capable
and faithful 70 the Constitution.
Resolved. Tha. the industry Of our citizens consti
the wealth Of the nation, and its protection
true policy.
Resolred, That the Congress Of the United States
has power provide for the geaerai welfare and com.
mon Defence deem il Of the first importance the
nation that this power be exercised in the promotion
Of Internal improvements.
ResOiued, Tnat we entirely dsapPrOve Ofthe course
pursued by the President in relation the American
System the National Currency, and the Treaties exist
ing with Indian Nations.
Resolued, That We consider HENRY CLAY TO be
pre.emnentiy qualified for the Presidency Of the Uni
ted State6 and that We recommend him a. candidate
for that Ofice the next election. -.
Rsaafsed. That we consider the independence Of
Ibe federal Judiciary and Ihs control Of The Supreme
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
NOTICE..

THE subscriber having waited upon his
l. customers for six months. begs leave TO
notify all those indebted to him by Note or
Book Account, that they will find the same in
the hands of an Attorney il not settled by the
Goth Of March inst.
JAMES F. BRADFORD.
Bethlen, March 9, 1881 SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

CA BANK NOTE, Of ANAL afn6nIifs
was picked up in this Office, few dayss 1guv-
which the owner can have by calling a0d iden-
tifying it. March g :
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

Court HE decisions Of State tribunals ia ali ques
tons arising under the Constitution, Laws and 1rea-
ties OF the Uneth States, necessary for the preser
walton of the Union
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

u We again occ6py IL large portion Of our paper,
TO the exclusion Of political matter, with intelligence
from Europe. Though not Of as great importance as
by some previous arrivals the extracts will be found
Interesting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
For GODerno,
JOHN S. PETERS.
Far Lieutenant Governor,

Far Lieutenant Governor,
ORANGE MERWIN.
For Treasurer,
ISAAC SPENCER.
For Secretary,
THOMAS DAY.
For Members Of Congress.
MOVES BARBER.
WIN. w. RTH.
JABEZ w. HUNTINGTON,
RALPH I. INGERSOLLA
WILLIAM L. STORRS,
EBENEZER YOUNG.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

10 The Revolutionary Pension Bill, embracing the
Militia and State Troops noticed in last having
passed the House Of Representatives, has not,
perceive, been taken up in the Senate. From the
ah"rtness Of the time between the passage Of the bill
n the House and the close Of the session. we fear the
Senate will give il the go-by.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

The Legislature Of Maryland have at length concu
ded to defer the election Of Senator in Congress
to the next session. The Jackson Senate having re-
scinded their resolution, the Hon. Ezekiel Chambers
few day since reelected for six years from the
18th of March.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

Henry L. Ellsworth, Esq the great democratic gun
(par excellence) Of Jacksonism in Hartford county,
VIII" was put in nomination for Congress last spring
t,y the legislative at New-Haven has address
ed letter to the editor Of the Times, declining 10
main in nomination. Knowing the desperate chance
Of being elected, his prudence is very commentable
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
TERMS

TEWN:
Tho TIMES will be published large i'm
Perial sheet, of good quality, twice a week, at
Five Dollars per annuin.
Advertisements &c. inserted at the usual prices.
The first number will be issued in Il short time,
- EDITORS of papers exchanging with IN
by-c' .nrg Jcitersonjan, will confer favor By
givu MS insertion.
3 Wis 90 employ a Govsrness to reside in
q rng tamly--besdes the usual branches Of
.c9"n't... she must be well qualified to teach
.hs French language and music Letters di-
~orte5 to Gooch.and Courthouse, Va, will be
ATTENDED TO. WILL: BOILING,
nov 4-w4le