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e VIE Subscriber intending to discontinue his
"a Store in Goochaud, will sell the Stock on
hand at reduced Ptices.-Au persons indebted,
VIII please make payment 10 MIR. Joseph n ROY.
olI' who IS authorized TO close said business
Also, for sale or rent, and possession given I'M
medtaleiy, the store House and AppuTtenances.
which is known 10 he first rate Stand for Retail
country Storc.-Fcrms very libcral-opply to the
WIN. w. WEISIGER.
Manchester, Dist May, 1532-2aw2w d&c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
Public Sale

Az Ill be sold at Liberty Hall. kim VII.
liam connty,) on TUESDAY, tho 12th
Day OF juno, all the Household and Kitchen Fur.
nnurc, the stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep. HOES.
&C and Farming Utensils, belonging to The estate
p' "liiam d. Claiborne, dec. Terms will be made
known on the day of sale All persons bavino
CLAIMS agains, the estate are requested TO make
them known. GEORGE CLAIBORNE
PHILIP w. CLAIBORNE,
ma 23-law3w Ex'ors Of w. -. Claiborne dec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
CO-K0.EKSY.9'E3YSEgEEo.


"a THE Subscribers, under the Style of RICH
~ ARD BARTON HAXALL g. CO., will
commence business on the first day of June ensu
ing.-Ihat Large Milling Establishment, which has
been Just completed in the best manner, by the Firm
of Philip Ilaxall * Co., (cnlitlcd the 'CoLuMpr.N
MhLs,') will be conducted by them, on the most
extensive scale, for the manufacture of "Cify MIL
F2our.'
They solicit their friends, and the friends Of
Philip Haxall & Co, 20 call and afford them an op
portunity TO purchase their crops of WHEAT oad
CORN. WILLIAM HAXALL.
RID. BARTON HAXALT.
Richmond, 23d May 1S32-2aw let
IA OTICE.-Thc subscribers, trustees for tho
"a creditors of Messrs. BELT s. SHEPARD, have
appointed John Marshall Sheppard our agent, to
collect all debts due to the said firm of, Belt g..
Sheppard. To which said agent is earnestly re-
quested, that all persons indebted by bond note or
open account, will make Immediate payment John
Marshall Sheppard may generally be found at the
store Of f. g. j. S. Jaems e. Co.
BEN. SHEPPARD,
JOHN n. GORDON,
FLEMING JAMES,
j. SHEPPARD JAMES.
may 30-9awI2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

~ ALI $500 sacks recently imported, per
- ships Richmond g. Tany-lIo. Apply TO l.
Indian at the Dock, or to
Byr 2i--3tdwtf JOHN GARTH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
ELKWOOD ESTATE

Richmond, 9Th June, I832-eo ids
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

JoItN HowIsoN, Sec'ry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

TtHE steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt.ssan.
 A ford, and the new Steamboat SPI4EN- DID. Capt. Bescher, commenced a DAILY LINE be,ween New. Haven and NewsYork, on Monday the 27th inst. The SMpetive will leave New Haven every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 19 o'clock, noon. The Splen. did will leave New.Hayen every TUesday, 'rhursday, and Saturday, at the sanss AO,ir. Returning, each boat will leave New. yOsk en the alternate days, ut 7 o' clock A. M.,ass4
 s,, The Superior istwell known to the travel ling. public, and needs no cosninsndation. No pains ,Or expense have been spared in tie con- struction of the Splendid, 70 render hef ih every respect Il first rate boat. lt is expected she will equal the Superior in speed, and ih other respects t ls hoped she will 6e thought worthy Of her names The Captains and the Agent will not be wanting .ln their sxesslURs to promote the comfort and safety 0fpassea- gers. s1sae s5i ,.jrasi'rg4- %ist t4s' ba,
 9 O. Excellent Posrs COAcnEs and HeksEs are always ready on the arriya! sf the DAass. to convey passengers to Hartford. Proyidencs and BostOn., ,,,,s,.e,. ,,., ,f.. a..B d,tgiA @
 .5s .ot ,i ignas4, JOEL ROOT, AgeAi.ug
 h Nti0sl1aveR, Aug. 90, 1889 ab"$"a i1 t'FviG
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
BY-LAW

Passed os the AnRual To,en MeetiNg cf tRe i' TOsOm of Cdn0an, October |, l8Sg.
 NOTED. That tt any owner Wf any Neat
 Cattle shall suffer the ssaUis tO gO 1t large, 0r ouG of lIis Or sher enclosure. such owner shalt forfeit and pay tO the'persOiS who shall take Wp and 'inp0Wnd the same. the sum Ortwenty-Rve cents fnr each creature sO found at large, or cut Of the Owner's enclos0re, or taken up. s,s .,, g,s s snoql p,.Asc ,s,taaa4ssA A
 Voted, That it shall be. lawful for any per- sOh. or persOns to impound any creatures so found out of the enclosure Of the owner, and at large; and any persOnssO impOunding any creatures shall give notice lhereoft0 the own CT, and prOcerd according tO the Sd and 4th sections Of statute law Of this state entitled "an actto provide Pounds, and to rrgniate the impoanding OfcreatWres." And the owD- pr of creatures soimpounded shall not receive the came from the pound uHtll he shall have paid tO the person impOUnding the same the amount aof che forfeiture, and t0 the pound keeper his fees and hisexpeuses for keering said creatures, as in other cases Of crcatures impounded. Provided, meyertkeless, that any person who has u family residence within said town of Canaau, who shall get permission by n certificate in writing from Inc Select-na Ot said town, may suffer one Mich Cow 10 run at large on the public highway, between the rising end the setting of the sun each day, and not incur the aforesaid penalty.
 W Attest. ,,.,, BENAJAH DOUGLAS. |
 4,lR eUf titta~t9.aA aytl .ftA.s .s EOtOM Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
s10-.,3l.g SAMUEL M. ENHKCsN,S g',sesG
 BOARDING G SCHOOL.

ETNflE buildings occupied for this institution
 A are peasantly situated In the elevated aud healthy village of South, Fdrms, four and half miles south of Liickfeld, Conn. and furnish convenient buildings for the whole es- tablishment. t,,4, s.l8@3 an@r %'.t .", 1@.
 The course of instruction in this institution embraces Reading. Writing, Arithmetic. Ge- 0graphy, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Com position, History, Logic, Mathematics, Natd. rat Philosophy. |. Chesnistry, Astronomy. the use Of Globes, Mapping. BoOk-Kseping by Double Entry, and Declamation. l.tl aoN
 \ The morals and habits of the pupils are'at all times under the inspection of the Instruc:. tor. The period of instruction for year will consist of foriy.eight week ., ivided into two terms. There will be twO vacations in each year, the ,Rrst two. weeks from the 18th of Apvil, the second two weeks from ihal 5th of October. No reduction will bs made lOr ah. sencs except in case Of sickness. Pupils Will be received Ut Sny period Of the term. a t,sgs h The text books used in this inslitutlOn are the Bible, Barber's Elocutiohist, BasCOtfl's System of Writing, DabOl's and COlhurn's Arithmetic. Olney's and WoOdhridgs's (laEge edition) Geography, Murray y's s1 Grann,Ar, JaimesOn's Rhetoric and Logic, Whelpley's, T'itlesss, and Webster's History, Days Nlath- er,atics, Playfair's Euclid. Blake's PhilosO; pl,y, Coms.Ock's Chenistry with Blake's questions, Bennett's System Uf Book. Keep. iog, Wshster's Or Walkers Dictionary, Ha. xen's Speller and DsRner, and Mutray's Ex. ercise. Number of pupils limited tO Y5., and n0 day scholars will be received aiter the above number Is completed. ef' s'i, e sN
 .,,' ''M TERMS or ADMISSION. !" .' 0'''' .
 Preparatory department, sSi00 per year.
 Higher eret l@ qh do. 1& a190 ''s ~ lncluding hoard, instruction. washing. mend. Ing, rooms, fuel, lights, beds and bedding--- each pupil to prOyide his own books and sta. tionafy.'H Terms of al mt received by the year made known on application. ''.r"9 t,,.s ! SchOol Teachers who wish to resiew their studles, and such yDu0g st.enins may w'sl.to qualify ihemselyes as tsaehsrs,' will have that attention given them which they unsyirtquire. A teacher of, w riiing is c0nstantly employed. This .lnsltntjou is pernaaptnt, aapd is copdnct- ed by tha Proprietor, and rests solely upon his exsrlions for It's support No labor will therefore be spared to have 1t maintain that atanding and receive that liberal encourage inenl 1t has hitherto received. M N
 Soafh Farms, Sept. z. 1888 lrn ". 19sei 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
WANTED, AS CLERK,

A N intelligent YOUNG MAN, whO b LA faithiut, and scHn bear eON0ne haehk ;whO wishes tO Pnrsue Us studies, teitAer EugIish or CIassical;) and who wiIE sFeptsr lhc servi- ces required OChim, h consideration OfSGceiv- ing hIs tuitiDNS soOards Ssc.y ThesaaRyices rem dered wv mt interfere paleriAlly wiih his
 LitcAfeLd, Oct, lp,' asfss
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
BROKE INFO !
NOHsECE,

NOEACE.f aol hsfai0g uvHE Court os sPFobage tSr the lDisssict of L Litchnsld hes allowed six monshs from this date for the creditors to the eslate of
 JOHN THOMPSON, Ar
 late of 'Goshess, In said disss5tl, aeesased, in mhleas Co nxhihit their sclaims f0 iha suhseri- nes. !eE settlement. AIlcipime not praseufed M.snlp eaid time swill he AehasFea gee0sery. 1noss iDasb.ed tesaid estate are sseqass,sd io mnke ejmwediaie payment. N, .,,g, - -.
 LANES E. THomRsoM. .l Admiaiss IEgI AEws'H sEnawScK, sTasOrs. ss aGeshsR, Oek is. Ieae. ,s. 'sae e,sssssl0
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
Nam Ell GoOds.

hTyHE suhscVlbee hae llat recelyed Nn esaort. Y | tlsunt Oe NEW DRY GOODS, such Ns CsOehs, CWsulmesea. PdteFshanls, Cannlets, plNlds, AfOgtmo ClseassiaMs Of Nll coeOfs, Sllks, Musllne, Shawls, Raaudk'fs, Gloves, Hosiery, Flaunels, Balees and FrleHe, Callcoes. 0tWe- hams, Shlnlngs, Tieklngs. Russia Diapers, Linen and c0llon Damaaks, FOotings. Lacee, Ribbons. asc. Sse. As the suhsepibsF's stOck of DRY GOODS ls entirely new, and bought at the present very low prices. he is able @ sell them at good baygaiNs- is resolved not to be undsrsOld in any instance. -
 Butter, Cheese, Oats, Corn, Rags, Domes- tic FlanneIs, and most kinds of Barter, as well as cash or good credit, will buy Goods.
 TS3S'g s'a e'"ae \ 's i's s. IF. BOLLES.. s" T.itchteld, Oct. .I8 ''@ "s'f'8a 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
BROKE MFO

Nri.rsrssnr vN REfls eme. ,ars Of the suh.
 V sA seFibef Or abOat thelsl
 0f fOet0heF RoY oYEAREIlVN AAnsz n HEIFERS 0nn U Dark Red, with a sllt in the under sid6 Of the right ear, and the other lightish Red. e The 0wuer is requested to prove property.Pay chaEges. and takO them away. ..h..l- ..4... K.
 Corn,sali, Oct. Q, 1888 ,s,F,.s s,, ..o, .is
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
For NEW RKi'.: ( -.. ........,a,sy Y ta, @a aA as, s,9
 ,,,.,.,..' ,..,,

: y)esp0tek Lisse CoGches, viG NossDalk,
 VETILL leave Litchfieid every Monday, w Wednesday, and Fridny fn0rhi1gssl'Ae ( 4o'cloek, byT Tway of veOdbary. Soul hbnrS. Newt0wn, and Reddlng, Co sNorwalk->snA there take the low pressure Steam Bnnt CIT ZEN. Capt John Brooks, and artlsss sl9 N. .YOrk at $ O'clOck ths same alternODn. ,a &SaSe \ O. The Steam Boat CITIZEN leaves Nvw-Y0rls, -l60t of Cathasine NIaslset. At 6 1'cIOck A. M. Tuesdays. Thufsdsys and Saturdnys, and arrives at Nprwalk at lIAsas. There passengers take the GGnrhess sid As. 5. N. D. Agent iSr ' ,'hs lPropdstofs ia.Litsh- .4i5 ssi ri ,, i.aaa9S sgaiz G. PARTNBCKet
 Litchfeld, April l9, tSSss~*s v f'ai evss
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

At q Court ef Probate koice,n,7 at ,Solls6ars, " sts dmd Joy tke Dissrict of Sudbury, co ike ", 2a dag cf October, 4. H. 1882 :s1 'ali al'# ,sseni. Samasl CRsrch.. Esq. ladgs.
 PON the petition of EIswIsy Dunning, af
 Canaan, ID said distsict, showing t0 this Court tiiat he is the guardian Ue Charles W. kingsenry, ofsaid CaNaan, minor that said minor is the owner of rcal estate situate in said Caman", vlz: the one undivided third part 9lR certain iarm of land situated In said Ca naAn. cf which Rufas Marsh, Iate of said Ga .naan, aecsased. died seized, to,whieh said mi- s ntr ss e1tltlrd by virtue os the last will and leslaIent ~ the said Rufas Marsh, leceased, IagetneF With the buildings thereon standing, valued .s ~ about nine hundred dollars that ii would -oe tor she interest o9 said snsinor shat sa,a res! eftNte be sold and the avails lhereOf vssssd Tor The benefit of said minor acedrsllng to ssss praying tor liberty to ssIl the sas,e, E per petition On hle :.-s.-'
 IhersaPon ordsrsd, that she further consid- sratsou ol sa1d petition 60 adiournrgi ulstil ihe lrst Tuesday of January next. al Q o'clock A. M. as the Probate once ;o lSal;shurv !: and that sad guardian de give notice thereof by aPua''shing this ossler three weeks ss,ecessisely im newspaper printed in Litcheeld. at least six weeks Detore Che lrse Tuesday Of January next. A copy of Record. T' "
 Ts SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
AUCTnN.

wETfEE BE SOLD at PuhIic Auction. on WV TAuvsday tAs .fEst cf NovsMber neTs, ir ntanaM. not previously sold tt private sale,
 A HARM cOnalsllng Of about
 70 Ncres OE Land, with Dwelling House, Corn House, HOrsa Shed, \ iaFTa Barn, two. Cow houses, one 60 feet lhe other 90 feet long, first rate Meadow of d. bout tc acres, SulIicleDt quantity Of Plough T,Mnd. three Orchards, large supply Of Wood nnd Pasture Land. The above Farm is three mites west from the Court House tn Litcll- Icll. and ls knUwn Oy the uame Of WOncoTr FARm. Sale tO commence ut % o'clock in inc forenoon. a,, lTerms. of payment made knOwn at the time of sale., ,s Bss ..rg., ".~, o GEORGE MERCHANT.
 Litchfeld, Oct. 10, 1882 , .....,t.... 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

,DENJAMIN SILLlMAN, 7' a'3 V P.cG; ;!I Chemis!ry, D IM4IiSse,rts!!csy, M g Ssc.
 Prof Rhe.. and Oratory, do. J. L. KINGSLEY, ,s%s... .n'F
 Prof ofthe Latin Lang. and Lit. do. NATHL w. TAYLOR, ,,,1.,4t-
 Prof: Didac.ic Theology, do. LEONARD BACON, 1ss,D''I
 Pastor First Cung. Church, N. Haven. F.. A. ANDREWS, X ',,' 5,,7.+ Principal N. Haven Female Institute. c. A. B0ARDMAN, n.Lg.ME
 Pastor 3d Cong. Church, N. Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
FANkfLT 8fHl. .a.
- .seFOR 4Ils1 nm

TVHE Boston Edition of Scoll,s FAMILY
 1 BIBLE, ln six royal 6etdVo Ueetnses, pub lished hy Samuel VI. Armstrong and CPOckev & BPewsteFsAlasf editions lnsrfuag and hand- some sheep binding, or 1tgeles D0liavs in xxI IRA sheep binding For sale at the Book sud Variety Stose Of " s sAM E. A!EORD.
 LitcAfelf, AugaSt so -1ya@" az
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23
Speech Of Mr.. GooDE, of .Meckleubu,g,
an Caucus


Mr.. CHAIRMAN: | have two sources of rcrret in
rising to address the meeting at this late hour
FIRST that In our deliberations any incident should
have occurred, calculated to produce personal dis
pleasure; and secondly, /, in common with others
must lament the probable, if not unavoidable diyi
sion ofthosc heretofore most firmly united. 1t has
been said Of certain members of this meeting that
they are actuated by an uncompromiSing spirit l.
myself, am embraced within this description, be.
cause favor the nomination of p. p. Barbour
But, sir, this censure is unjust; we cherish the
spirit of conciliaton; and if those who oppose
this nomination will present candidate for whom
we can vote conscicntiously, we will forepo our
preferences, great they may be, and yield ND
the prctensons of Mr.. Barbour. Gentlemen de-
cline this overture; and shall give to Mr. b. as
an earnest of my Friendship, something stronger
than empty proteSsiOHs. | snail sustain him bv
1cOrd and by dccd. Sir, VIC propose Il candidate Of
acknowledged ability, and ono who, through
long political life, has sustained the principles and
The best interests Of this Republic Even the GEN
tlemln from the county of Jefferson, Mr.. DmigIA
who is opposed to the nomination of Mr.. b. and
thoroughly and intimately acquainted with his his.
tory has been able to detect but act Of his life
which merits the slightest Ccnsurc, and that
WAS but of omission. lie once failed to
vote against the Bark Of the United States; but
Inc has since voted against it, although it obtained
the signature of james Madison. Sir, no man can
douDt but that the nomination Of Mr.. B. would be
h'llcd with enthusiasm Ivy the people of Virginia;
and yet they arc to be deprived of tho opportunity
Of bcstowing their suffrage Horitc fellow Cit.
zca through tho apprehension that the vote of
the State may be lost, or thrown away. Every
gumcnt urged by our opponents rests on that found
alton. We must make nomination; the Col
lego of Electors must convene unplcdgcd, to pre-
vent the possibility Of losing vote: but did it
no. occur gentlemen, that the possibility Of that
contingency is provided against, by the resolution
OF the gentleman from POwhatanl (AIr. MeT.)--
The resolution expressly provides, that, if it should
"coarly appear that p. +. Barbour cannot obtain
sslch a support as to ensure his being of the
two highest candidates." the Electors shall be left
to exercise their full and free discretion. Here,
then, is the provision for the apprchcndcd contn-
gcncy; and there can be necessity for adopting
the resolution of the gentleman from Petersburg,
OR. Brownj-at least, for Tic reason assigned by
That gentleman and his friends Sir, we must look
Tor some other motive; we must be able to assign
some other reason, TO Justify this departure from
established usago-this violation Of the rule which
mas heretofore obtained, similar 10 the
FTsfeai. lh1i fale has been. to rseC;anond both
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

Mr. WILLIAMS moved for leave TO bring In bill
10 amend the law respecting the Railroad from
rteoerlckSburg to Potomac Crcck-which was
Granted and the bill reported by committee, pass
ca, and then sent to the Senate.
Ana The House took recess TIL two o'clock.
Two O'CLoCK.
The House re-asscmb!cd according to adjourn
mcnt.
Tie amended bills which had been this day sent
up to the Senate were returned 81 it'll farther amend
ments iror that body-whch amendments were
agreed to rs the House.
FwE OC'LoCS.
The House again met, but the committee OF the
Senate TO examine tho enrolled bills, not having
gone through the duty assigned them, Mr.. Cu,N-
oIER moved another recess until eight o'clock
which WAS carried.
EIGIfr O'CLoCx.
On motion Of Mr.. CRuMr the Senate was inform
cd tina; this House having finished the business be-
fore it, was now ready to adjourn.
\ message was received by Mr.. DADE, from the
Senate stating that lhc Scua,o having finished the
business before il, now ready TO adjourn
The Speaker then addressed the House at some
length, and declared the House adjourned sine die
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

Enormous Pension List.--It appears that the an
nuai aggregate of the French pension list is about
twenty millions of dollars. The amount for mill
,ary services alone is about fifteen millions of dol
lars. The Minister of War stated that there were
3o'OOO officers The books as pensioners
Among the civil pensioners is the sister of Robes
pierre. Her pension was granted by the Directory,
and has been paid by all the subsequent govern.
ments' There is also one to the nurse of the King
OF Rome, which has in like manner been respect
ed In all subsequent changes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

About the first of January Portuguese ship,
Rosalina, was driven ashore near Cowes: size was
laden with goods and specie, but had no papers.
While the goods were landing one of the crow
was observed to throw a box overload with tho evil
dent intention of causing it to be lost it was taken
up and found to be marked Rising Star, Tortoise.
Suspicious were excited, which were confirmed,
when on emptying the ship, parts of her were
round TO be htted up as prisons and furnished with
chains, &c. as used on board shaving and nirati-
cal vessels. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23
1 L T. NJ s.

EMIGRATION.-The emigration from Eno
land, Scotland and Ireland to the United States
during the year 1928, was 1887; during the same
period to the British Colonies in North America.
l2Oo4. In 1929, to the United States, Is, 67s; to
the British Colonies, 1897. In 1880, to the Unit
ed States, 24,6e7; to the British Colonies, 3O574;
In 1881, Uhe hafy year to July 5th,) to the United
States, 10, 724; TO the Bri ish Colonies 40 1888
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

THE Je~eIs Of the Princess Of Orangc-It will
be recollected that Mr.. George b. Raymond, one
OF OF our police marshas, was deputed by the Dutch
MINISTER n, iast summer to proceed to England for
the purpose ofarresting the wife of Carrars e. Jobn
Roumage' who made their escape from this coun-
try with portion of jewels of the Princess Of
Orange, Mr.. Raymond having succeeded in ar
resting the fngitives at Liverpool, proceeded with
them 70 hUnand' we have seen letter from him
dated at Hague, Jam 22d, which states that no
has succeeded in discovering the spot where tho
largest part of the jewels were buried by Carrara
at Brussels, and in disintcring the whole of them
tie had the satisfaction to deliver them himsslS
into the hands of the Princess, in the presence
of all the Royal family He had TO contend With
great difficulties in passing and repassng the Bel
gian army, owing to the hostile state of things
existing between Holland and Belgium. He was.
treated with every attention by the Dutch Co.
vernment, and had unlimited powers to draw on
the Rothschilds while engaged in his arduous
duLy.-M Y. Jour. Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

Cholera subject buried aliUe.--It is stated in tho
London Morning Post, that an unfortunate labour-
or was lately seized at Haddngton with Cholera
and died. or was given up by the doctors His
relatives according to recent order to that effect,
been announced. When the grave clothes had laid
u short time OH him, the dead man throw them, by
a sweep of his right from his breast. No o..
tice taken ofthis, but few fir boards were
hastily nailed together for his coffin, and no was
thrust into his marrow home" while his chest
undulated with the spasns (Which said to occur
after death" From the period of his reputcd de.
mise until the clods of the valley covered him, a
space ofIittle more than five hours elapsed!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

tIRE.-lntclligoncc was this morning received
by the steamboat that the elegant mansion ofGov'
Lewis, at StatsbuTg, near Rhinebeck, was entirely
CONSUMED by fire on Thursday night. 1t was ono
OF the finest country seats on tie river; and tbo
amount Of loss sustained must be very great.
NJ Y CON- Adr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

Mr.. Richie states that he was not in this City
when this article appeared, and that | am mista-
ken in It's charsctcg. IIc says il does net laud the
Speech.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

We arc informed that the Sylvanus Jenkins, on
hervoyage from Liverpool, OH the 9Th ofFcbruary
when TO days out fel! in with a wreck soon after
sun sets Sno large ship with painted ports,
and lay upright in the water with only her mzen
mast and bowsprit standIng.--M Y DaiLn Adr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

GREAT RISE IN THE SUsoUEnANvA-Wc learn
from gentleman who crossed the river two or
three days since, that it has swelled to a height
OF nearly thirteen feet above its ordinary level, and
that stream has arisen for thirteen or fourteen
years.-Phiiad Gaz. Mr. H. -