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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28
RUSSIA AND POLAND.


 3 London, Jane 7-biUch news respecting the recent movements of the Polish and Ruaaian armies was ex. pecssd on Saturday, sRd bvi liule has arrived. It s reported, that she 96sh uii the main army ot the POles had nained important victory over the corps smder lhe command of Debiisch, a, Tykoezyn,a town on the fSosers of LhHaRia, that the Poes have ta. kea O0U psisoners. 4"d 20 pieces Of cannon; and b also reported that De''sch s tn full retreat the Prussinn somsieTe. One states that the Poles hRye takes Wilsa, aiiera dFeadl slaughter: another al6rmss ihas ls ie esy S'Sskaded but all accounts agteo iaepeneang lhe o the Poles i0 be pros- psreas. Ths disaster ef Dwer"cki has bee" active y aad successfully vspaised, and h appeare: that the Josce, ai pressss under she command Of Dicbisch dOes not exceed 30 OO0-whs the Polish army, imme- dinteIy epp6sed to hin, is near 70,OO0.
 The BerliU State Gazette of the 26h ut. contains tse Russian ncCOuRt ot the suceessf manner n which Generals Chrsaaowski aad RomariOo have forced ger, wlsc, by failure of Dwsrneki's expedition. was eli wishoui an opponent Frem the Russian account, she Pelish GensraIs appear te have snered severely s Sss asss s ss e" w.t.os o from ne Posh bulletin, wFea with every appearance of frankness Chvzanowskis e0rps inflicted severe loss upon the Rusaans and broagh' upwards Of eight hundred pris' Chief being gformed that the insergssis intend cd with their main loree 0 undertake something against Siedee, took measures b anticipate them hy rapid nosemeas. On fse t1sh, in the evening. be advanced towards yabionna. and a. daybreak on ths l2th proceeded against kaluzyn, but the Poles had d. ready evacuated t. They were pursaed. and seemed disDosed 10 sand sher ground near yendrzejow, but he fire of the artillery, which commanded their posi- ,ion causing them much lOss and the brave Russian marine regiment having attacked with hxed bayonet: ,hev rapidly retreaied beyond Minsk to Dembe- Wheu the Commander Chief Go9nd that ell the col umns had rereated he stopped the pursuit. andretnrn- | ed the next day to his former positions.
 Warsa.r, May 24.-The Stale Gazette ee"'ains des' patches from Gen. Skrzyneeki, daied D!agies'odie H.v I7 s;Vi0g nW account of several advantages 0b- ltaised ever the Russans. The same paper c0utains
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28
DIED,

h sharon, on the = ios.., much lamen,ed, Mrs. Harriet Smith, aged 24, wife of Richard Smith, Esq. Hnd daughter Of Deacon Aaron Read.-CORs.
 In Warren, on ihe 18th insi. very suddenly, Mir. Daniel Morgan, in the 36,h year of his age. A cis- iressing illness 0f 36 hours.
 In Washington, on ths 22d inst. Samuel LeaviIt, Esq. aged 69.
 In Ho,chk iss,own, Mr. Stephen Caldwell, H. In New.EIayen, Nancy, wife al Mir Elias Warner, 25 Mr. George Basisaick, aged s.
 In Durham, Eliphalet Ne'.ieion' Esq aged oS. ln Bedding, Dr. Thomas Davis, ct. h NdrwicR. Dea. Jarvis Kellogg, aged 64:
 In Middleiown, Mr. John Daniels, 62i Mr. Wm. 1sim Harttord, Mr. James Carter, 24; Mrs. Mary Csoodricb aged 58 wife of r. Ici'abOd Goodrich, Jr;
 In Windsor, Mr. Rollin Hargsr, ls, sOa of Beuja-
 Ia B"riiaeon' the 2lst inst, Rev. Jonathan Miller. seeor Pastor of the Congregational church iu that ,own aeed TO- and in the 18th year of hls Rinieiry
 m East- Windsor, Mr. Ephraim Bidweil, aged 72.
 ID ETing,on, Mrs. Lacy McCray, wife of mr. Da. m FSrmington. Harriet woodrsts. 42; Mr. Reuben Woodruff, 78; Mrs. Eun'ce Andrews oS' Vile of Mr' James Andrews.
 In Plain6eld, Mrs. Clariasa Kinney, wife of MF. Robert Kinney.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28
AUCTION.

At q Court of Probate holden at Salisbury,
 Within and Jor the District of Sharon, on tks
 Esd dag of July, 4. D. 1881:
 Present, Samuel ChWrch, Esq. Judge. .TTPON the petition of HARMAN PEET, of O Canaan,in the county of Litchfeld, ,shcw- ing to this Court that he is guardian of Charles H. Webb. of Washington city, in the District of Columbia. n minor; that said minor is tho owner of real estate situated in said Canaan, viz: a farm of land called the Curtiss farm, with piece of wood land adjoining thereto, being the same land distributed to the said Charles H. Webb from the estate of his fa- ther, Maj. John Webb. late of said Canaan, deceased, valued at about seven hundred dol- lais; that t would be for the interest of said minor that said real estate be sold and the a- vails expended OF vested for the benefit of said minor according to law--prayng for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforcsaid' as per petition 6n file.
 ft is ordered by this Court. That said guar. dian give notice of said application, by caus- ing the same to be published in one of the newspapers printed in Litchfield, in the coun. " of LitchReld. three weeks successiyely, at least six weeks before the hearing and that said petition will he heard at the Probate Of Ace in said district, on the 4th day of October next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record.
 ' SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28

The HOO. JObn ouiaey Adams has been requested by the Common Council of BossOn, so deliver Eu- logum on the late Prssidsa MOnFOo aud hes accept ed the Mppoinamene
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28
NOTICE.

At Court of Probate holden at SolisbTy. IT
 And tor tke District of SbGrom. on As i4sh
 day of July, ls3i-Upon the esiotr cf AMOS
 SANFORD, late of SkaroR. deceased:
 HyHE administrator represents tne es.ase E insolveDt. and prays the sPpo'n.mens o' sd sha, Commissioners to receive, examine. and ad;ust inc claims of the creditors of said estate. be appointed at the Probate Ofice ia Salisbury, on the ed day of August, isSi, at nine o'clock 4. Nj. sa
 co SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28
SPRAYED OR STOLEN

uueswuu,aasuszS LNROM the subscriber, on
 1 the 2Sd inst. two COWS,
 the one colOred red and white, akAAaAss&&AAmm farrow, 9 years old the other asmall Black Cow, white face, new milCh, 6 years old. Whoever win return said Cows, or inform me where they may be found, shall he amply compensated. .u.. J. -
 THOMAS EvERITTE. Ells,rVrth, July l5, 1881 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28

The editor of the chAmbsssbuFg, tes.D Republican cusianed in lai eonny y Fseess Aoods and Ee1hsaS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28

The Aanual Commencement ia WashingaOa Col. tsge, aG HartOrd, win take place On Wednesday ol next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28

Cheker0 M0roNs-This2 complaint @ more or bess prevalent in all sections sf GUT country-dSri"s the mo",hs of Jsly, Aasusas sad September sspssiaiIy- asd carries Oa ,hoasasds of sahjscD annually. me- dical gsndemsa tn BosiOn, of sminsnce, and of sx. sensivs prasties, has lately besa psbshing come es says apon the sasei, and of the eecs of his treat sasnG gpeakipg eta ease ef aa asgravaasd naasre, aa says-" prepared him q wiae glass fall of tho bess Frssch Braedy, snd a small tsa'spOon fulI sf hiack pepper, stirred sell together. ihs whole of which ihe pa.ient took ct once. thsn pat him iRis a warn roeA. elosed all the windo&s and doors. 10 keep ou, she air wrapped him Up in pair of thick blankets, and requested him to eompose hiusself then watched the result Is . short time found the Assirs for retcag and svacsssins had abaied and the pa.isus ia arong perspiraiios. Ekeps him ia ,hai asass ss sx or sisht heass, duriag which time sOr- tads water, or any shisg slae Q be evsn hm. ARsT the lapse ofihe above tne ihs pa'ieni told me he e auils vel, only very weak. thea srdsrsd the per- sp;raaiop so De wei wiped ef wilh dry cloth, and elsas elsshas pa. on, giving him as the same sms eAieksa svosh, which hs parsook of freely. EvsEy syupssm sf the disease was gens, leaving the pa- aisaa ia seak state, whieh was not io be wondered et, ksu 1Aas he sslEsred pEevious to takiag the Srsuehs. Ea lev days sso far recovered as to be able e Fsssss his ussal occupation.
 s.Insisacss sf ChoieEa have coms under my nosics ~hvrs hsaady and lasdanum have been used wiih sueessss sll sheuld prsfsr the brandy and pepper aad i ssySf my friesds were asiacked wish the dis ease. | shenA slfOngly recommend ias application regulating ths quantity fsr dose, and ths time ol swea,ing Co shs age constitution of the pasent."
 rha editor of shs ChambessbuFg, tPs.l Republican
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28
THE ENQUWER.
.kETCnFlELD, JULY as, 1sSI.

Enc Hoa David Barton, late Senator in Cougress Tea She SHas Of Missosri, is announced as caDdi. daS Cor the neuss Of RspFessHsstvss. As there are N'e 1aoksOa cauddasea. SFOps hopes are eUsrrsai~ed aMt hr. BaraOp wiu be slScIed. Should he be, he Wiil prove seVsEa IiOEa O she administration.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28
MARRIEH;

I0 Kent, on the 10th just. by Birisey Beardsley, Esq. Mr. Seneca Curiiss io Miss Polly F. Tbompson, of Warren.
 In Hartford, Mr. George W. Root, of Middlebvry, Corniug.
 ]" Middistown, Rev. Edward R. Tyler, to Miss sa! rah A. BoardmaD.
 Gn New .llavsg, Blr. Henry PasGseiee to Miss Wealthy Ann Demiog; Mir. Williams A. 1almaG to Mas EmeliDe Dexter. ,w
 In New.London, Thomas w. Williams, Esq. ,o Mss Nsncy l.. AIlyn.
 In Hartford, Mir. Lemusl H. CaswslI to Miss Ruth Colvin, daughter Of Mr, David ColsiO.
 It. HarwinloU, Mir. Dennis Perkins to Miss Maria H. Clark.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28

letter received by the editors of the National In- teIigencer from s. Louis, under daIe of July 9th, has the following postscript
 "Generas Gaines and Atkinson have returned this morning with the troops from Rock Island, the differ ence with tho Indians having fortunately been settled without bloods he'd"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
Fruit.

AN boxes oranges; IS do lemons
~ ,A"~''h w. FOWlE y Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
For Sale or Harter,

vu1uE LOT nearly opposite Che late dwelling house
Of Mr.. James Keith. sen. deceased, eighty eight
&c, M Water street extending east to Union street.
.sIso the LOr and wH.aRF commencing at the corner
of Wilkes and Union Streets fronting OH the ,ae, s
so. ..cS IN pround rent Of thirty-two dollars ana
gD;ne,v,wo cents. This property will he exchanged
for comfortable dwelling house. eiigbiy situated
Appyto
uar24
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
pmgasDAY a1DRnma
Sugar. M0lasses. sc .

400 HHDS. New Orleans and Porto Rico sugars,
lUU part of which are prime
"a bbls white and brown Cuba do
6 do Porto Rico do
10 hhds. New Orleans molssses
2pipes Cognac brandy, Goddard's brand
do Holland gin
Is hhds. and brs. Lisbon wine
2 half pipes sherry do
IL catty boxes gunpowder tea
half chest poushong do
100 pieces German Hessians
100 do brown rolls
6 do fine bleached tickhnburgs
100 bundles Crooks cotton yarn
$500 quincy bags
100 bundles binders and bandbox boards
$50 reams super and No and 5 letterpaper
90 do Pot and Cap do
Bakers and Lapham's no chocolate in Boxes
and half boxes
Patent shot, from the Phenis Co. assorted
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
For sale by 5. NESsERSMITH.
apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
New NooSs. etc.

New Monks, etc.
n,yIp MARTIN has just received his supply Tor
" the season OF
ROCKS AND STATIONARY, Viz:
school books in general
Family bibles, school bioles
pccket b,bl,s. elegantly bound
Raoss Of Common PRAY er, various sizes y oiidieSS
Ne,V Books, ric:
NH Rn,o's school geography, BY S. G, Gooderch
ylements of Mythology, for the use OF scnoeS
M. s,,o,e,e Twins &c by the author Ut Pelham
Faber Oh lnhlehty
Halls Lectures OH school keeping
uerrdith oil the mystery OF Meschansa
Bi,,or, OF the late evolution IN France
REPORTS on locomotive and liked engines. Accounts
S ,hr I;verpool and Manchester Railway. WIN Plates
tsO. nea, editions Of the toli0trtng uSsim 'eoTSS'
ArnO,l's elements OF Physics
pavne,s elements OF mental and moral science
Rush ON the mind; Goods b ok OF nature
Dewees on children; Devices on females
Rel onthe teeth; Hcnry's chemistry
The Young millwrght x mil!er's guide, with plates
N;ehoson's operative mechanic and British ma
cbinst
Stationary:
post, CAD, folio post and DENY writing paper
Note paper various sizes
Porcelain gold visiting cards
Wrapping paper; bonnet boards
Back lead pencils
Ever.pointed pencil cases, some very low
MAYNARD & NOyes' ink and ink powder
Mathematical instruments, great vsretys
Chinese sud English chessmen
blank books Of almost every description
Gold, silver, and steel pens, penknives, &C. &c
alofwhich he Offers fr sale at his store, King ST.
scoc door cas-: of Royal street. Alexandria Country
MERCHANTS who purchase in town would do well to Call
,Ai examine his stock If School Books and Stationary
ADr l6-dlOt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
Real Bottling Cellar.

Real BOttIlng Cellar.
Il . CHAMPAIGN e CL.ARE1' TPINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave. Madeira, &c. of his
own importation. London Porter, liibbert's Brown
Stout, Albany Newburg and Philadelphia, George
sown and Alexandria Ale and Poster; bottled Grab CT
der Althese he prepared to send round to his
toners in prime order Good strong and distilled Vi
ne gar; Corks of various qualities.
Dyeing and securing continued as heretofore. Cash
given for Old bottles.
N. Orders for any of the above articles will be
attended to- either for hume abroad, To suit the eli
mates to which vessels may be bound An object OF
some importance TO commanders who aware other
cabin stores being thus preserved.
ROYAL SIRE ct, Alexandria, apr6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21

J. 81. Douglas
4 RE receiving the spring supply of GROCERIES,
N and they are happy to inform tfer country friends
that they will be able furnish of them at lower
prices than usual; -among them arc
90 HHDy NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
They have also for sale.
100 PAIR COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
EartMenware, China, s. Glass.

The subscriber offers for sale, at mode.
rate prices, beautiful assortment of the
above articles; among which he would
enumerate
Blue and crimson Liverpool dinner sets
& Blue and brown printed do ewers and ba-
sins, &C.
Do do do do cups ard sau
~ GERS, plates, &c.
French tea china cups and saucers and plates,
gold band
English do do do, plain and gilt
Bronze astral, mantel, bracket and shop lamps
Gl.ss lamps, hall, manel, signal
Cut glass d.csnters tumblers and wines
DO Dishes bowls and ceeries
A general 'rtment Of pressed, moulded, and
plain glassware
ALSO,
80 gross patent Bristol porter bottles
English and German pipes
90 boxes fresh lemons, in fine order
25 baskets Of salad oil, (Bordeaux) stamped bot
ties, said to be (by connoiseur) unusually
pure and fine
APPS ROBERT II. MILLER.
UT National Iptellgencer and Georgetown Colum-
oian will publish the above cost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
Aouisinna Cotton.

90B\LEs Of very superior quality, landing from
W the schr Orator, from New Orleans, and for sale
S. MESSERSMirn.
sprl6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
Young l.adies' Seminary.


TIlfIE subscriber informs the friends of his Schoo
Il that it will hereafter be continued in much more
commodious and airy in the second story Of the
same buildng-Brooke Lodge, on st Asaph street.
In addition to the English branches usual! taught in
the best Female Semnaries. the young ladies win
have the opportunity of being instructed in the Greek,
Latin and French languages.
Mons Roux, well known distinguished French
Teacher, is now engaged to give instruction in that
language.
The experience Of many years convinces tie subscri
uf the great advantage resulting from frequent
aminations; lie is therefore not only willing, but desr-
ous that the most competent judges should witness
he respectfully invites the patrons ard friends Of the
institution to visit it at any time
Teachers may be employed in Music, Drawing,
Painting, &c. Board may be had on reasonable terms,
in some OF the most respectable families IN TINS CITY
Cards may be obtained, by application to the subscr
her, specifying his terms. WIN n. JONES
| Alexandria, mar lO-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21

Scott Il Wright,
CCorner of King and Royal-streets,)
JEAVE received. per schooner Virginia, from New
IA York, part of their
SPRING GOODS;
AMONG WHICH
Super blue, black and fancy coloured CLOTHS
Angola csssimeres
hastings and circassans
Ginghams and calicoes
Grape de Lyons
White and brown drillings
Irish linens and lawns
Italian, Swiss and fancy cravats
Gauze scarfs and handkerchiefs
Gem,lemen's super hoskin gloves
Ladies' do do do ana mnts
Silk and cotton hosiery, Sc Sc &c.
apr8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
Brass FOunNery.

v1ACUARIAH NICHOLAS begs leave to inform his
isiA Alexandra andits vicinity and the pub.
lie generally that having. at great expense, establish.
ed BRASS FOUNDERY on Water street, for the
purpose of casting ANDiRONS, with every otherspe.
cies OF work ,nnect.d with tho business, he
them sathc - and finish any work which may
be entrusted to HIN well and as cheap as can be
pro cured from any OF the Northern Cities, He will
also make repair Soda Fountains upon application.
He has, moreover, employ workman from England
IN condc, the Cutlery Business aud soIicits portion
ofthe public patronage. Al kinds OF erews-brass,
iron, steel, &c. cut to order.
Applications NAV be made either at the Foundry on
Water street, at his old stand on FAIRFAX street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
Kerr s. FitZhugh

Kerry 3 FitZhNgh
Have Just received, and offer for sale.
on HHDs. N o and St Croix sugar
~ so hhds and tierces w l and N. o. molasses
5000 lbs loaf and lump sugar
so bags Java, Rio, and Porto Rico coffee
so packages reas-gunpowder, imperial. Y. H.
and pouchong teas, Of the latest mportations
2pipex brandy
) puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
$500 gals old whiskey, Sd, 4th, and 5th proof
SO boxes and half boxes bunch raisins
l5drums fresh figs
10 boxes oranges and lemons
100 reams straw and rag paper
ton shot, assorted
so kegs nails superior quality, I'd to 12d
II boxes and kegs chewing tobacco
Together with a well selected assortment of
GROCERIES for family use.
mar -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
Saford's Patent Straw Cutters.

banda good supply of ssHord's Improved Pa,
-. - @ni Straw Cutters of both sizes. Having beer
PpIned Agent for the proprietor, can furnish any
'ha may be wanted at the lowest rates az which
~ nave ever been sold. 1t is believed that they are
Nor to any thing of the kind in use.
afl6 WM. ID. MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21

Branay, AoAAanu YIN, "o'
o PIPES cognsc brandy
. 5 do Holland gin
Q hhds 5th proof Jamaics rum
10 bbls whiskey ..:,
3Obags old Java coffee, suitable Tor family use
1900 lbs soft shelled almonds
S chests young Tyson tea, Nassa .,s cargo
8 casks cheese. Received TOT SAFE oy
SAM'L. Is. LARM0UR 4 Co.
Wines. liquors. teas coffee. loaf and brown sugars
snices &c as usual ----------" p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
Charles Bennett


EBAs received and Offer, for sale
{ Z Extra superlnc blue and black cloths
Second quality do do do
superfne blue dcab. and Angesea mixed sersey'
mcres
Ditto blue GRANTEE and steel mixed ssttinets; mixed
cassnetts
Rest black silk Fiore ntne and moleskin, for vests
super6ne and common, white and colored Marseliles
vesting
Stripcd leans and satteens; twiled stripes and cot
ton cassmeres
Rouen cassimeres; blue and yellow nankeens
Superfne and common A checked and striped gng'
hams
Camb rick, jaconet book and null musllns
90 iaconet and book hdkfs, linen hdkfs, and grass
cambrics
A large assortment Of fancy cotton hdkfs
Ga cambrc dimity; linen cambricsi coored DO
Best black Italian lustring; lst quality French do
Ladies' best 5-thread cotton hose; common DO
Ladies' best Hoskn and beay. rgloves; gentemen's
ditto
Minctts, buckrams suspenders buttons and mouds
Linen and diaper tapes carpet and qua!y oi''ahSs
pins :.
a. 81, 81 cotton Giaper bird's-eye and other IL
men ditto ,..
sand "A tickings plaid and striped domestic cot
tons
Furniture, apron and sh ting checks
a. Irish linens; brown Hollands OF very superior
quality
| 6 4 IRISH shee ings; IA green flooring baise
A general assortment Of bleached and unb&ached
domestic Cot,ons
Scotch sacking, osnaburgs and buraps
| White and brown tcklenburgs and cotton osna-
! burgs MT,
And by the Monongahcla expected daily at Phia-
| Gephia lie will receive II Ia ther supply OF
| Cotton hosiery, English gaioon
Ball and spool sewing cotton apr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
otter from Culpeper says
COL. JOHNSON

we at length, find room for the letter of this
Hero of delicate Negotiations task for which
he is 30 admirably adapted by the habits of his
life, M
The Globe, tho Baltimore Republican. the
Richmond Enquirer, and the whole Jackson Ken.
dali Press, exult, over Col. Johnson's letter, as
decisive, as demolishing, giving the coup dc
grace, to Berrien, Ingham and Branch, and annihi
lating their character for veracity. The Richmond
Enquirer this morning exclaimed-s'The following
letter of COL X. NJ. Johnson of Ky. gives the
coup de grace to all the Misrepresentation which
have been got up by Mr.. Ingham, published by
Mr. Berrien, and so industrousy circulated by the
opposition" Who but partizan would weigh the
word of Richard NJ Johnson, against that of Judge
Berrien2 Who but a reckless partizan, void con-
tend that the single evidence of Col. johnson,
ohtweighed the concurrent testimony of Berren,
1ngham, and Branch? In what sort of scales
does our contempor airy weigh moral probabilities,
and in what school of jurisprudence, has he studied
the principles and rules of evidence?
We understand that there is euidence an Virginia,
which will convict Col. Johnson and support
Messrs. Berrien, &c. We understand that to two
gentlemen of high standing in Western Virginia,
Col. Johnson made substantially the same statement
which nc made to Mr.. Berren, and which, in his
letter from the Blue Springs, he disavows. We
understand that Mr.. Berrien has been appraised of
this circum stance, and he, if he deems it at all
necessary, which he probably does not, and which
the public at large certainly docs not, will no
doubt take tho necessary stops to adduce il before
the public.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18

rom the whole state, enough is known to satisfy -.
mat the majority cannot be less than from rwrxry
20 THIRTY In tho next Legislature Since tho Il,
VI inc heorganizing Act we do not know of apv
Instance OF so decided an expression of public sen
tlnent. The reign of Jacksonism in Kentucky is
at an eho. we do not recollect to have heard DIN
ring the contest, one feeble shout in his favour
Numbers OF the most respectable men in tho com
nunity are openly leaving his ranks, and dcnoun.
eng ms Jeebfe and corrupt and quarreling admins
sour friends at distance may rest satisfied tina,
kentucky will always be true to her integrity and
honor ana that IN the hour of trial, she will rally
around HER FAvouRlrE SON."
The Louisville Journal, Same date:
we congratulate our friends, at home s. abroad
on the glorious success of tine Clay party in Kentuc
Ky. Our enemies signally routed in all direc
uons. AT the last Congressional Election. only
TWO clay men were elected; but now we have un.
questionably elected Allan, Davis Marshall. Chill
I ION Letcher, Tompkins, and probably Brents and
preathtt. Last year the Jackson party claimed
majority IN the State Legislature; but now we
nave received the names of sixty-seven of tho
mombcrs returned to the Lower House, and. of
tnem, fortyeight are for Clay and only nineteen
r Jackson. OF the remaining thirty three we
SNAIL SNAIL IN all probability have large proportion.
considering what Kentucky has had to contend
against She certainly deserves and will receive
tne warm and heartfelt congratulations of the
Sountry.EJacksonisn, will never again lift its head
hero-it is but food for worms"