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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
NJ. B. CRALLE, elk. pro tempore

AT public meeting lately held in one of the
atGs OF Ne" York the following among other re-
"hesoired' That we cordially approve of the de
termination announced by Gen Jackson in his late
message to decline reelection and we i'll cheer
uly co operate with him in carrying his resolution
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

cHhlohed since the commencement Of gooseberry
NAv4L-The U. Ship Watches, Capt. New ton,
was at Aiatanzas 9Th Dec.-Thc u. S Ship Erie,
val sailed thence day, the latter as CONVOY and
for cruize. go
The Brandywine frigate, Captain Kennedy, srri-
yea NJ Gibraltar on the 0th Nov. in 81 DAYS from
me me concord, Captain Perry, sailed from Gibraltar
NAVAL -Extaot Of letter, dated q 5 Shin &, 1oo;.
Calao, Aug. % "P ''' h'"S
we are all well There is rcpor, that we will return to
e Cnt" states ny the way Of the Cape Good Hone in
c event Of which we shall touch several ofthe Islands
Inc =: > Schr PorPoisc, 1t Com Percval arrived at
from Il cruze. "' ''' "'S'
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10

HUHE sixth number, which completes the
n 6rst volume Of the LGdy's Book, Il OOw
before the public. The prOpriet0rs, impressed
with the many obligations which are due to
their pstrOns Cor the liberal encOuragement
bestowed On the work. feel themselves intlu-
ced to avOw their determination 60 prosecute
ies publicatiOn with 4 zsal and fidelity drserv.
Ing 80 great and unexampled sWccess. From
the prospect before them, they entertain no
dOubt that when their plans have been more
fully maaured. they shall have no difficulty To
compete with the best works Of the kind got
np in London or elsewhere. Il is worthy Of
rrmark.that when this work was comparative
~ in embryo, six months only having elapsed
since il commenced. 50 generally was the SP-
prarance and style approved. that ia very
short time an edition Of 1000 copies was calf
ed for, and nj this moment not one remains
on hand. Foe new work, patronage Ot
such rapid increase is certainly rare, and pro-
baby unprecedented.
The January No. nesO UOiWme.
The publishers being Impressed with the
opinion that their selection Of objects tn heau-
tify the former numbers Of the Lady'S Book
has been generally received with appreciation.
are justified in believing that their intentions
for the future. in regard t. this important part
Of the work, are thus so fully explained as not
to need more particular calculation. As an
earnest Ut their Intentions, they have in the
number for January given two splendid figures
Of Philadelphia Fashions; the one Walking
and the other an Evening Dress, engraved by
Que Of the first artists in this city, and heauti-
fully cOl0red. Ladies at defiance will, in a
few days after publication, be supplied with
the latest fashions adopted 10 this city, and
with sufficient explanations attached thereto,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10
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The @usfcaI Cabinet, by A. Broom.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10
COMMISSIONERS Notice.

"a Commissioners Notice.
THE subscribers having been appointed by
u. the Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
trict Of Litch6rld Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims Ut the several credit
Ors Of the estate Of
81 ss45s IRA MOULTHROP, se- s'
late Of Litcbfeld. deceased, represented in
solvent, hereby give notice that we will meet
to attend to the business Of said appointment,
at the house Of Aaron Bradley. in Bradley
Vile. on Tuesday the 5th day Of July, IsSls
al . O'clock 10 the forenoon.
Six months from the, aOth. day OF January.
1851, has been allowed by said Court fOr the
creditors 10 present their claims against said
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LitchGeld, Jan. 80, 1881 Ste3
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10

The Season.-This is the season Of fes-
tiyity and mirth. The heart and hand of
mankind are more accessible, perhaps, at
this season Of the year than at any other,
and every face looks merry and delighted.
Those who have plenty Of this worlds
goods can set by their 6reside and enjoy
the comforts Of good CRATE Of Lehigh,
the innocent prattling oftheir children. and
the grave converse Of friends. But how,
let US ask, is it with the poorl Have they
plenty wherewith to make them warm and
satisfy the cravings Of unrelenting hunger
'.-Elow many drink the cup
or l,aneinl grief; ea, the bitter bread
Ofmisery! sOve pierced by winter Winds
Ofcheerless pOverty"
Many are the widows and the orphans
who, while they cast glances through the
broken pane, at the merry faces and hap
py eountenances Of the affluent, and see
them in the fall tide of enjoyment, with
heaping tables and crowded larders-are
pining over few dying embers, with hard
ly single garment to their backs or PEN
NY loaf to eat
There is no action Of a mans life that is
better calculated to give an unalloyed
gfaliucalion, tnah tndt WHICH TcHeV0S t!e
wants Of fellow creature. While he is
enjoying tho gifts of Heaven, he rejoices
that he has been able to extond in some
measure, like enjoyments to others. and
when he lies down at night how comforta-
bic is the reflection that he has fed the
hungry. or clo,hed ths naked, or visited
!. the sick. II is then that ''still small
voice." Of appreciation whispers to the con.
science inlsmuch as We have done it un-
to ono Of the least of these, ye have done
it unto me. "-DcI0a0Gre AlT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10
R0RTRY.
From ths AmsrSean EBosseng 1'raSsffsr'
NLHD1NGs

90 y. Aa.srieau EBOsssnj 1naSstisr.
SLIDING.
look, Iooks Ger yOndsr fUssn laka.
How msrrily they Slids!
Ajoyous grOur-ay. MARK them Bows =
Faow o.naosIlly on they glide!
What though ihe morning air itsharN
And earth 10 clad in snow;
They mind il ao,-il does bns give
Their eheGks ruddsr glow.
The skaters TOO, with arms ou'spread-
What sweeping lines they make! :-
now curving, turning, nav AFFAIR."
Skim onward Ger the lake.
Bu, there! the foremost one has trip'.
Hark! hear the cay haIlOO!
They shout to zee the fallen one
TO human nature true.
'Tis odd the sight Of happineSs
Should make out hearts feel cad;
It 10 the thought how often there
We merry times have had
In DAYS when seasons came and went,
UafsIl0wed by tear;
when all we're Spring-like. and there seemed
No wlnier in our year.
Our movements like our hearts were light,
And warm our cloaks and hoods;
Nought knew we then Of fashions FORMS
Or studied attitudes.
More brilliant looked the ice-clad trees,
Then sparkling in the sun,
Than precious gems in lighted halls
ia later days have done.
And five had our lnils cares,
Our troubles cen ~ now,
They left M impress on the heart
No traces on the brow. .
Our pleasures now are more reineds
And rich our gathered store;
We've joys we Eel. not then-but alb!
Youths sliding days are DER. NELLA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10
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Private Meditations, Beauties of Blair.
Beauties OF Burke. Beauties of Johnson,
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Village Hymns, Methodist Hymns.
Prayer Books, SCHOOL & TOY BOOKS,
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Powder, States. QniIls. Sand and Sand Box
es, Drawing Paper. Music Paper, Waters.
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nv the box or single cake, CameIs-hair Pen
Gases, &c. &c.
CUTLERY. 49,
Rogers Superior Penknives. Scissors. and
} ndAuTSs AbSU INV pbbCC CVnu1SCSs 0N'0Su'S
and Razors, by different makers.
PERFUMERY &c.
Cologne, Lavender and Hungary Waters,
| Almond Paste, Almond Soap.
Macassar. Russian and Antique Oils,
Windsor Soap, Sc. SIC.
| VARIETY GOODS.
Purses, Fancy Boxes. Work Boxes, Gard
Cases, Pocket Books, Reticulcs, Fancy Bias
kets, &c. &c.
| JEWTLRY
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Studs
Bracelets. Bands. Waist Belts, Buckles, CO.
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BLANK BOOKS
! On hand. "r made t" pattern at short notice.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10
NOTICE.

THE subscriber hating relinquishcd his
l. Mercantile Business, requests all those
indebted to- him, or the late firm Of Whiting
& Turner, 10 make immediate payment
Those who neglect this notice will find their
accounts lpftin the hands Of an Attorney after
the 18th of February next.
JASON WHITING.
Litchfeld, Jan. 27. 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10
NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, Asa HoPkins, lake
w Lescis. OIirPT GO0dsriR, LeOngrd Good
sciR, SyfUesfer Gatpin, and D0rid g. Sanford,
all at she town aud county Of Litchtield, have
eItered into united partnership UNDER and
by virtue Ofahe act entitled "' an act authWriz-
ing limiting partnerships IN ceFtain cases, !" In
the business Of manufacturing and vending MH-
steal and other articles,
implements Omd nl0ckines-the principal mate
rial whereof is wood, brass. or iSOrS. The
business is 90 be carried on at the shop lately
erected and now occupied by said Hopkins ON
Waterbury river, in said town Of L'lchaeld,
under the partnership 6rtn OF Den .s
ASA HOPKINS.
The said Asa Hopkins il the general partner;
he alone is authorized 10 transact, manage and
sign for the partnership, and for hrs acts alone
said partnership will BE- responsible. The ca.
pital stock 10 Ave thousand dollars. The said
Luke Lewis, Oliver Goodwin, Leonard Good
win, Sylvester Galpin, and David Z. Sanford
are special partners, and have furnished Of
said capital stock. and paid to said general
partner, in cash, the sums annexed to their
Games respectively, viz:
The said Luke Lewis Eve hundred dollars;
the said Oliver GO"dw in seven hundred and
fifty dollars the said Leonard Goodwin three
hundred and seventy Ave dollars; the said
Sylvester GaIpin three hundred and seventy
ave dollars; and said David G. Sanford FIVE
hundred dollars.
Said partnership commenced on the day of
the date hereof. and is tn terminate on the
irst day Of June. 1885.
ASA HOPKINS,
.< OLIVER GOODWIN,
DAVID G. SANFORD,
LUKE LEWIS,
LEONARD GOODWIN,
SYLVESTER GALPIN.
Litchfeld, January s. 1881 6 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10

1oirishing Village Of ssss
- WOtc0tUilie, in the tOSg q -
Of TOrringtOn, consisting Of the following val-
i,able uroperty, viz: About twO acres G,T land
ON The south side OF Waterbury river, opposite
the well known tavern stand Of Capt. Samuel
Bradley, on which are twO story dwelling
house, with a large well shaded and beautiful
ward in front, and finely cultivated garden in
the rear Uf the house a barn, carriage house,
wood house and other out houses; small
dwelling house, and large. land convenient
store. This property is all of it in the most
pleasant pant Of WolcOttville, which renders
it a very desirable place Of residence for man
of business. .... a...a.s..i
Also, that well known Store Stand on the
north side Of the river, situated few rods
from the WoOiIen Mandatory in Wolco,i-
vile. The store has been recently built. is
conveniently constructed and is decidedly the
best stand for business in the village.
Also, one new twO-story DtOeliing House
and Lot, about twenty rods north Of The meet
ing house in said village. The dwelling house
Eis well adapted for two families.
Also, about Eve and an half acres Of good
LAND opposite the Meeting House. suitable
for pasture or plough land. There are tw"
good building lots on the same, very pleasant.
" situated. The above mentioned properly
will be sold on the most reasonable terms
For further information apply to SAMUEL
BRADLEY, or to the subscriber, both Of VOL
cottville. WM. E.. RUSSELL.
sWOtcoftUille, Aug. l2, 1880 tf9
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10
EOg. Sale.

EOP OWGOe !. ~
-. A FARM containing about
IN 90 AcTrs Of LAMB, sit..a.e
: ia tlle t0wn Of Canaan, Liichhe'd
-. county. on the naain' road from
Fails Village to the Congregational Meeting
HaRse in South Canaan, and about one mile
from each. It is suitably divided into nnea-
dow, pasture, plough. and wood land. The
buildings are commodious. and enjoy one OF
the most pleasant and commanding prospects
in that section OfcOuntry-is adjoining tn the
Methodist Church. A fsrther description u
deemed unnecessary. ASA view of the Prerni'
SEES will be its hest recommendation.
For further information Inquire of Mr.. Jon
ath0n Belden. or Mr.. Horace Bebee. on the
place. or of EmOs HopkSns. in the town OF
Northeast, 10 Dutchess county, by whom an
indisputahle title will be given. .a
ENOS HOPKINS,
Executor IF the last sOiN Of
Freeman Hopkins, deceased.
January Is, 1881 ..-..... SntS2
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-10
NOTICE..

TINE subscribers will keep a constant sup
Il ply Of PAPER at Mr.. J. GAR
RiTT'S BOOKSTORE, where Merchants
and othrrs Gao be- supplied by calling at his
Store.
WHITING. CHILDS & co.
Lifehfeld, Jan. 81, 1881 SO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-02

Of deck load in gale; Feb. goth, lat 81, lon 75
spoke sch Maria Jane, Allen, 25 DIS FIN Fall River
for Charleston, and supplied them with provisions
and water.
Schr Eliza, Sheffield, of Fairfield, AZ days from
Charleston for New-York, having had success
sion Of gales, and for 81 days was between the lat
Of 36 and 80, and saw only one vessel-lost some
of the sails and rigging, and was entirely out Of
provisions.
Soop Mary, Heath, l6 hours from .New-York.
FRIDAY, Feb 2b-ar ship Neptune, Richards,
6S days from South Atlantic Ocean, with 1900
bbls whale and 80 sperm oil, and 10000 lbs Of
whalebone, for .New-London. Spoke the follow
ing whale ships.-Sept 10, ship America of Bris-
tol, no oil; l4th, Pacific Of Nantucket, do; 10th,
Java, of .New-Bedio,d 20 bbls 18th, Ann Ma
rim of .New-London, no oil; Oct I'd, Hannibal of
Sagharbor, 100 bbls; 9th, Columbus Of .Nantuck-
ct, 20 sperm; 1Ith, Enterprise Of .New-Bediord,
no oil; lSth Mentor of do 3 VIII; 9th, Mnssa-
chusetts of do 800 bbls 3Ist Heroine, 800; Nov.
2 Parthian Of .New-Bedford, VIII; Sd, Argonaut
of Mystic, 600 bbs; 7th, Jasper of Marblehead, 3
wh Mercator Of .NewI,edlord 5 do; llth, En-
deavor do. $50 bbs; 2Sth, Jo,nues of .New-Ion-
don, l9 VIII; Dec 2, Maryland, i6 do; 9th, Geo.
Porter Of .Naw-B Bedford, $50 bbs; 10th, Atlas,
Gardner, 1900; 18th, Pacific, M'Kenzie, ) 800.
! Brig Hopes Delight, DIS I'm Norfolk for Prov
Industry, 20 ds FIN 81 Barts for n Haven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-02

minutes after he had entered the house, n
motion was made for adjournment for the
purpose of visiting the "infant SCHOOL,
and no sooner made than passed. "Small
business, indeed' he thought, "for so
honorable a body" But he must 60 with
them, great as he was, or be left alone.
He went-but what an unexpected scene
was now presented! No sooner had he
got fairly seated in the infant school,
than the tears began to roll down his
cheeks, and continued TO do so till its
exercises were ended. "And now, gen.
tlemen," says he, on his return to his
native village, "now establish your in
fant school Immediately; and cost what
it may, l riH foot The bW."
Education Reporter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-02
MARINE NJ
LIST. Ms4Ss
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Brig Sampson, Purkiss, Havana; sch. Clito,
Chapman, do soops Mary, Heath, and Hero,
Munro, .New-lork.
CLEARED,
Brig Fame, Vnson, Providence; do Sampson,
Purkiss, do sloops Mary Heath, do; Hero, Munro,
do; lIelcn Gardner do; brig George, Lord Mobile.
ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Feb 2i-arr. brig Enterprise,
Bowen, Is days I'm Havana for Providence. Feb.
TN, sailed in co. with ship Elbe, Stanhope, and
brig Rowena, Merrill, for Matanzas; Beaver,
Humphreys, for Portland; Hamilton, Ward, for
New York and sch Clito, Chapman, for this port.
Game out under convoy Of the U. S. sch Shark.
Left there, ships Charlotte, Church, loading for
Bristol, Roger Williams, Mosher, disch; brigs
Busy, Hatch; Syphax, Cobb, and Mary Ann,
Norris, all Of Providence; Nolga, and Maria-Thc-
re.a, for Boston; Washington, Robinson, and
Florida, Allen, arrived the 5th, in 30 ds fin Port
land; schs Clara Fisher, Ausin, and Minos, Den
mis-, arr the 9Th FIN this port; sloop Portsmouth,
Munro, arr the LIST, g ds fm the Balize ship New
port, Vaughan. sailed the 5th for New Orleans.
Brig Laurel, Remington. l6 d. I'm Savannah for
Providence, having been blown Oft the coast, and
experienced severe weather-lost part OF the deck
load. Feb 9th, lat 81, Ion ~, spoke ship Han
nlba from London for York, and was supplied
with beef and bread; Feb. 10th, spoke sch w ash
ing,on, 3s days I'm Martinique for Plymouth, c.
could obtain no provisions, being in want them
selves: Feb 10Th, spoke sch Mayilower, Wallace,
Al ds I'm Charleston for Baltimore, and obtained
bag sugar and 400 VT rice, but was obliged to boil
il in salt water, having no fresh; Feb 22d, spoke
brig Hope. Delight, fm Norfolk and was supplied
with water and provisions. Same day, spoke brig
Pilot, Fisher, 3 DIS fm Boston for Philadelphia
Brig Horizon, Carr, = DIS im Savannah Tor Prov.
Sailed in co with ship ramerlanc and brig Havre,
for lIavre; Union, Of Providence for Amsterdam,
and Waltham for Liverpool.
Sch Clto, Chapman, II ds I'm Havana with mo-
lasaeS to g. Engs. Feb 9TH, lat "a, Ion az, spoke
sch Cherib, 45 ds I'm .Newburypor for View Or
leans, who had spoken days previous, brig Bet
sey, Luther, Of Swapsey, for Havana, with the loss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-02
DEATHS.

Tn this town on the 22d uIt. Mr. John Dennis,
in the list year of his age.
On the 27th, after a long and protracted sick
ness, which he bore with great forttude and re-
signation, Mr.. John Read, aged 7S years-The
deceased was an honest man, kind and affection
ate parent, husband and friend. lie was one of
that venerated band Of heroes whose breasts were
barred to the storms of the revolution, and to whom
the present generation owe So large debt of graf
itude.
On Monday night last, mrs. Ann Allen, widow
of capt John Allen, aged 80 years. She was a
very amablc and interesting old lady, who went
about doing good all the days Of her life For near
ly three quarters ola century, she very useful
in sickness, and was always found ready and will
ling to visit the house of aflliction, whenever by
doing so she could aid the helpless, and cheer the
spirits of the disconsolate and the dying. She was
for many years worthy member the First Con-
gregational society in this town. Mrs. A. was
said to be the oldest person living in town previous
to her death.
AT Bristol on the goth ult. Mrs. Nancy Came
dy, widow of Mr.. John Cannedy, formerly Of this
town, aged s5 years.
At Middletown on Saturday 18th, Mr.. Charles
Hall, aged A years.
At Painfeld, Conn. on the 10Th Jan. Giles
I.awton, Esq. formerly Of Portsmouth, Or ~ a.
ged rs years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-02

The late Eclipse, it is said, belongs to
the same series with that noticed by the
Chaldeans and Chinese, in the 9th CEN
tury before Christ, the first on record.
In some parts of Georgia 10 inches of
snow fell 9Th instant
ALABAMA.-Thc Legislature have re-
jected a bill to extend the State jurisdic-
ton over the Indian territory
Niebuhr, the celebrated German his
torian and critic, died recently in Ger
many, aged 81 years.