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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

-, THURSDAY, Feb. 9.
Inc senate have passed the bills-I, Establish
"s separate election ut tie Little Store, i'm
Hoochland; =, Establishing the town of VaIloton
y, nano"iph; $, Incorporating the Harris Creek
'nanuacturng Company; 4, Prescribing the mode
VI eiecting trustees for the town of Smtbfcld i'm
:oorson' ana Tor other purposes; 5, Changing the
ZINES oi holding the county courts of Rockingham;
u Directing the apportionment and payment of
sums m oil money from tho Literary Fund to the
lrcasurers of the School Commissioners of Mont
goinory and Floyd; Z, Incorporating the Hamp.
shire Turnpike Company
On motion of Mr.. SHrup (omendcd on motion
OF Mr. McCUE, SO as to include the Western Lu-
na'ic ifospitaD the Committee of Courts of JUS
1 ~, was instructed to enquire into the expo
e.chcy oil allowing by law, large map of the
liunisbury
-, Mr.. HNN presented petition from Preston on
the subject of delinquent lunds-Mr Dickinson, a
petition from Port Royal in Caroline, for a sepa-
rate election.
On motion of Mr.. Mccoy, the Committee on
the Land Office, directed to report n bill to
Land OCiee.
- On motion of Mr.. CAMrnELr. of Brooke, the
committee for Courts of Justice, was instructed to
enquire into the expediency of changing tho time
oil holding the several Superior Courts of Law
and Chancery i'm the goth Circuit
The engrosscd bill to release to Peter T. Philips
OF Cumberland, certain damages on account of his
omission to pay taxes In consequence of the mis-
conduct OF his deputy, read and passed
Bills passed., Fixing the several quotas of
certain counties therein mentioned, and directing
the payment thereof; 2, Authorizing n Lottery to
construct bridge over the Rapid Ann at Ellcry's
lord; g. 10 amend an act entitled an act, establish
ing a ferry across the Chesapeake Bay from the
lands of John X. Floyd OH Kings creek, in the
county of Northampton, TO Norfolk Hampton,
York and East River; 4, To increase the capital
stock OF the Lexington g. Covington Turnpike Com
Pany; D. Incorporating Company to construct
Turnpike from Lynchburg to Chton's tavern: G.
Changing the time of holding the County Court of
scott; I, To amend the act authorizing n toll
bridge across the Appomatox at Exeter Mills
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
SALE OF LANE s

ESf virtue of an intc locuiory decree Of tie
Cl'cut Superior Court of law and chan
Gerry, FOR the county nf Albemarlc, wc shall OIL
Tor Il sale at public auction, Of fair, # not tie
next fair day) on the promises, on Thursday.
the 9th of February, 1882. valuable rrart If
LAND belonging to the estate of Rcurrr
Lewis, formerly of Albcmarc county, contain
ing about four hundred acres moro ar
less. This land is situated on Toticr Geek.
IN the county of A,bemarlc, two miles cAoys
Scousvillc, is of excellent quality, and we'll a.
oapted to the culture Of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat.
WS.-Ihe Improvements consist of comlart
ooie clearinghouse and Out-Enuscs, cgo6
ana commodious Barn, Wheat Machine & c.
considerable portion of this tract Is iiac To-
tier bottom.
And on the same day, should there be time
lh net, on The succeeding day,) TWO unimproy,G
LoIS, IN the town of Scot.syillc These lots
are well situated in one Of the most hourzhns,
towns of the State.
Terms--A credit of and years rurch,-.
scrs giving bonds with approved sccuri,v nm!
deeds OF trust on the property to secure the pur
chase money
JOHN MORRIS,
CHARLES HUDSON, commits
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
JOHN MORRIS
Nov. I8-tds

JOHN WILLIS, late Clerk Of the Superior
~ Court of Chanccry, for The LyncEburg DIS.
trlct, and of the Circuit Super or Court OF Law
and Chancery. for the Town of Lynchhu,,~.l
having obtained License to practice the Law,
w'i!' III future, attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts Of the Counties of CampbcI. Nuhers,
and Bedford, and the Corporation OF Lynch
burg.
He will attend with diligence and punctu-
atty, tn al business committed 10 his care.
His office is in the room formerly occupied by
William NJ, Rivcs, Esq.
in 3O-2tcif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
BOOK and Job Printing dome
AT the Wlsig Office.

COFFEE AND CLOVERSEED,
az BAGS prime green Lagulra coffee
oc 50 bushels cloverseed
Received this morning and for sale nv
'cb j LEWIS WEBB g. co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04

N/N X. JAMES OLlVER-As you lave not
lVR within this Commonwealth any known
agent or attorney, | therefore cause publication
to be made of the following writ, ms by the said
writ am required. JESSE f. KEESEE,
Coroner Of Hcnrico county.
The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Coro-
ncr of HeDrco county, greeting: Whereas Elm
beth Oliver, late Elizabeth Long, by John Bath.
her next friend heretofore exhibited to the court
of our said county her bill of complaint against
James Oliver: whercupOn sundry proceedings
have been had, as appears from the r. cords and
, files of the said court but before final decree
could be pronounced IN the cause, the said Eliza
abcth Oliver departed this LIFE, ntcstate, as it is
said, and administration of all and singular her
goods, CbattCIs ard credits ha n been in due form
committed to Benjamin Sheppard, sheriff Of the
said county OF IIenricc; ard it appearing by an
affidavit fled with the clerk Of said court,
hat the said James Oliver is out of this Com
monwcatb, AID the said Benjamin Sheppard,
sheriff of The county aforesaid, and as such ad-
minIstrator Of the estate of the said Elizabeth
I Oliver, deceased, having duplicated for n
proper remedy in tbs bchaf-thereforc we COM
mand you that you make known to the agent or
attorney IN fact Of the said James Oliver, If any
| he havc within this Commonwealth, or il he
/ have no such agent or attorney knCwn, then that
| you make known to him, tie said James q iver.
! by publication, tor four weeks successfully in
some news paper published in This Common
wealth that he, The said James Oliver, be before
! the Justice Of our said County Court Of Henri.
CO, at The Court House, on the first Monday in
/ March next, TO sbcw If any thing for himself IN,
/ have or krow to say, Why tho said SUIT should
| not be proceeded in TO final decree against him
and be in all things IN the same plight and con
dtion as it was at the time of the death of the
\ said Elizabeth Oliver, and fertilizer TO do and re
ccivc what our said court shall IN that part con
sidcr--aud have then and there this writ. Wit
l..
this 4th day Of January, 1882, IN the 18th yea
Of the Commonwealth
LOFTIN N. Elicit, elk. II. C..
feb 3-Iaw4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
COMPREHENSIVE.

"a VIE subscribers having connected themselves
q in business, under the firm of WHERRY e.
CLARKE, propose doing General Commission
Business in this city, and offer their services TO
their friends and The public in general and solicit
cons'gnments of Tobacco, Flour. and all other
kinds of produce usually brought 10 this market.
upon which they are prepared o make liberal ad
vanccs. They have rented that commodous fire.
proof warehouse on the south side of the Basin
known as Browns warehouse, and produce com.
ing to them through The Canal Will be subject to
no GfayaGe' as 1T at all times can be taken from
the boats into the door. We would be rlod f.
receive and forward produce designed for North
ern markets-to all Of which we promise unre.
mitled attention, with hope we will be able tc
give satisfaction.
BENIN c.. WHERRY.
Ieb 3-3t EDWIN ii. CLARKE.
, C3 The Lynchburg VIrgnian will insert the abov,
h,ee times and forward their this Office 70
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04

TENO Hugh Davis, and Susan, hs wife; Fmch
n Cross, William l.. White, and Eliza
beth, his wife; John Cross and 'rinslev Davis,
10 his own right and as next friend for your son,
John Hector Davis:
You will be pleased TO take notice, that 7 shall
Oh Friday, The 10th day of March next at the
tavern of James F.. Huffman in the county of
Hanover, proceed to take the dispositions of
George Hoskns and others, to be read as evil
dence in suit now depending and undetermined
IN The Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county of Henrico, in which you are plain
tltfs and am the defendant. The said deposi-
tons will be taken on the day and at The place
aforesaid, between the hours of o'clock in the
morning and o'clock in the evening; and IT,
from any cause, the taking of the said dispositions
shall not be completed on the day aforesaid, the
taking thereof will be continued, from dny to
day, at The same place and between the same
hours, until the taking thereof shall DC completed
am your obedlent servant,
NANCY b. CROSS,
Widow Of Fleming b. Cross, deceased, Cura-
trx of the Estate ofthe said Fleming b. Cross.
feb 3-iaw8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
GOHANNA

VIII, for the next season, occupy
his old stand, ~ Half SnR, nine
"a SG miles from Richmond, and thrc~
TSg from the Merry Oaks. lie VIII
s5SsSESSsa stand Mt fiiiv Gnllnrs ,hn ,nn-D,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
BENIN C WHERRY.
1eb 3-3t EDWIN ii. CLARKE

, " The Lynchburg Vmgnian will insert the above
collection. ~ '''N. ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-09
u W. 5POTTSWOOD

- Upwards of 1000 natives of the Emerald
Isle, but who have become natural zed citizens Of
this country, have called meeting in Philadelphia
to pro;es. against the measures Of the present ad-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-09
NIcasBvaG, Nj JulyIl,

NcasBURd, Nj. July II
1ne of,nf most appalling ac,s Of sslf-lnurder thst
We ever heatd OF, perpefra,ed in this town on
last Saturday ,-bya MIR. Waterbury, Il produce
trader, from Cincinnati, IN a f, Of phreuz oeca-
soaed BY excessive i..4k.us j.! agte.li sgr..s Tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-09

Deat E,,ars@d Of rs ter5oyS-A ,,cus wonlau
wno very III Of the rreva,hns epidemic III this
Sty,vas few days since APT raed by hertrienis ol
nc danger other situation having, a dcv supyoa-
q butts very short une 10 I've Ihc Christian he
roine far tom beng d.smaysd a. The Intelligence
expressed her JOY AM de. g'' Ia tae speedy pros
pct Of emancipation from 81 and sorrow, and car
ly daTaribeto was.d ofmunglsd holiness an,
happiness Her happy frame Of mind Ind $,
favorable an effect on aar diseased body that sh
unexpectedly recovered AMI Size stIl lives, VIC ho,
10 DO much cool j. lis apr1.
'Nte York Gascitc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-09

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disso.,. !, IN aaa punt ofaltohoi 81 tlna SOLUTION.
which "a quantity viii sereo malalade "'a##t
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directed on the occurrence a ANY oftae fr'laa.a
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,raups or the n,ast usual glnrrh1a. ha.u lHme
daiely, will relieve the system /. Ihc symptom.
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case ola SICK stomach, II the Il. ,tdos. j. 'rlerled,
rltea sccQud one precisely TIN 5ulrl Al utaho#
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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
Steam Boat Notice.

ssste1,z4 Arrangement
 TTEREAFTER, until further notice, the -K -H New-f Haven Steam Boat Company will run one Boat only, which will continue to ply between New Haven and New York SD long as it remains possible to get throllgf the Sound leaving Nea0- Hnven every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings 1t half past day. Thursday, and Saturday morning at the same hour. @a JOEL ROOT, Agsns.
 Nesc- Haren, Dec. 20. 1881 M tfas
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
NOTICE.

| e 1.-THE subscribers, having been appointed
 -A by the Hon. Court of Probate for tho Districf of Litchfeld. Commissioners to re- ceive, examine. adjust and settle the claims of the creditors of CHARLES SEYMOUR, of L.itch- field, in said District, which were due on the 9th day of December, 1881. tho said Charles Seymour having. on the said nint, day of December, lnade an assignment of his pro- perty to Trustees, according to the provisions of an act entitled An Act in addition to an act entitled An Act against fraudulent con-, yeyances," hereby give notice that said Court hath allowed six months from and af. ter the first day of January, 1889. for the said creditors to exhibit to the subscribers their claims; at the expiration of which time. all claims not presented will be forcclo- sed and disallowed and that We shall meet for the purpose of attending to the duties of said appointment, at the office of Phinehas Miner, Esq. in said Litchfeld, on Monday the 2d day of April next, and on Monday the 25th day of June next, at nine Q clock On each of said days,
 PHINEHASi MINER, j WILLIAM BEEBE, Comns'rs.
 EBEN'R w. BOLLES,
 Litchfeld, Dec. s6, 1881 cs
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05

Margaret Deans Estate. FHE Court of Probate tor the District oi A, Shaton, has limited and allowed six monthsirom this date for the creditors of the estate of K. ,g +. MARGARET DEAN. tate of Canaan. in said District. deceased. to present their claims against said estate to the l:s executors , of the last will and testament ol
 By order of the Court.
 SOLOMON DEAN, ESeeutor.
 CGHGcA. Dee. IA, 1881. gs as
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEw-YORK,
E. HARRISONs Am Ertsnsis and Elegant Assertmens ef Fall and Winter GOODS b


 AMONG WHICH ARE DLUE, black. mixed and olive CLorHs SE ID CAssIMEREs. Pelisse Cloths, Retersham heavy Soldier Cloth, and drab twilled Cloth for box aud other overcoats; Super and conl- mon Camblets; Fisnnels, Baizes. Frieze; Fur and cloth Caps Fur Collars and Gloves; ]; French Merinos; Merino and common Cir cassians; Merino and Thibet Shawls; Fancy Grape Shawls, various sizes; Black Italian and other Silks; Silk Gambler; 1; Fancy Hand- kerchiefs. great variety Cotton Shectings and ShirtiDgs; Swiss, Jsconet, Sarsnct, and common Cambrics, Glnghams, Chihtzes. good assortment of first rate TAlLORS TRIMMINGS. s Ladies and Gentlenen's horse skin and oth- CT Gloves, fine qualities Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Shoes-together with almost every article of Dry Goods to be fonndin any coun- try store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
Texas Lands.

HSHE subscriber offers for sals LANDS of
 the Galveston and Texas Land Compa- sny--Als0. Lands Of the Arkansas and Texas Land Company-The same are situated in the Mexican Province of Coahuila and Texas. are adjoining to and bounded on the state of Louisiana. For further information apply to JOSEPH HAMMER,
 near ihe South Baptist Church in COlebrOOk. or to W. s. HoLLARIRD, Esq. in Winsted.
 December 28. 1881 4e29
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
AUCTION.

sfEHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis I trict Of. Woodhury having ordered the administrators on the estate of
 y PETER POWELL, late of Washingt0n, deceased, to sell so much of the Reat Estdte of said deceased, as will raise the sum of two thousand nine hundred and ffty-on dollars, and incident charges of saie-we therefore hereby give notice that we snaii oiier said real estate for sale sat public auction. on the premises. on the second Mon- day ID January next. at 10o'clock A. M.
 PETER w. POWELL. 2 Adnsitis- $ CHARLES A. JuDsoN, trcsors. WGshington, Dee. 10, 1881 a7
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
Hm.dsCUYe.

Almost any oTsieIe in the line ef Hara,ooTe may
 De found at the Store of the subscriber, Gb6ue
 opposite fhe Meeting HoHse, in East Street.
 for sale at as iOsO price as cGn De purchased
 at retoig at 0nv Store in tkis SGate.
 The JOlIosOihg articles are dstORg tkeassOytment, X -vfz :-
 TOINERSr PLANES, Moulding Tools, eV Ste. at the mannfaciurers prices; duuble and single Cast Shetland German Steel Plane IFoDs of every width CHISELS and GOU- GEES of aIl kinds FILES of every descrip- iion; MILL SAWS; cF0ss.cut Saws; hand, paDnel, back and c0mpass do.; Wood Saws, wiJif0 without frames Angers, patent md common Gimblets. Screw Drivers, patent and common Iron Squares. Trying do. Bsvils. Rules, COmpasses, Hammers, carpenters and coopprs A Atizes, Eincprs, Nippers. Pliers, Spike Slaves, Avis, Tacks: Sparabics, Brads, Brass Nails, Princess metal do. Paint and white- wash Brushes. Coach Wrenches, Drawing Knives, iKniyessand Forks, bread, shoe and bnteher Knives. Penkniyes, Razors s Straps, Tailors Shears. Scissors. Stump Joints, HAR- NESS sTRIMMINGs. and Bridie Biits. Sheep Shears, Trowels, Bed Screws. Wood Screws, Bed Keys, COmmode Knobs and Rings, Bed Caps, Escutcheons, Table Butts, plate, sock ct and back CAsTnRe-d0or, closet, trunk, chest, draw and cupboard Lnrks-Knob and Pad I.ocka, Cunboard 'Fufns, Bolts; i}nt- tons, Butts and Hinges of all sorts, Do"r Han- dles, Window Springs sheet iron and com position TedsKsttles, Sauce Pans, FryingPa ans, Gridirons, Chorping Knives, Coffee & Spice Mills, Mnftars and Pesties. Spoons, Brass Ket,; ties, Shovels 1tnd 7,ongs, Brass Andirons. C. ner Hooks, LO OOKING GLASSES, BritdIs5 lsnia Tea and Coffee Pots Flat Irons. Brass Stair Rods, Brass and Black Door Knockers, brass, irnn and plated Candlesticks, Dog Col lars. Cork Screws, large & small Steelyards, Pins, Needles, rhimbles, Mathematical In- strumenis, Spectacles. Tea Bells, Sleigh Bells, House Bells, GUNS, with pcrcnssion and common Locks, Percussian Caps, Flints, Rat and Mouse Traps, LAMPS, Servers, Halter and Trace Chains, Bed Cords, Flax Rope, Shosels and Spades, !Skdtes, Brass Cocks with keys. Block tin do. SnnfTers and Trays. Sand Paper, Patent Knife Sharprners. STEEL,
 BUFFALO, ROBES,
 SOLE LEATHER. Sc. 8c. Sc.
 S. P. BOLLES. Litchfeld, Dee. 8, 1881 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
RogCkeCheWE.

nHE subscriber will pay Cash for one oT A two hundred Bushels 0f good BUCK WHEAT. on delivery at his Store in East. Strept. ELIHU HARRISON.
 kitckfsld. Dec. as, 1881 %
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POLITICAL.

4 brief JographicaI notice Of the Kindcrhook Wire
worker, together ,oih sundry dclectaJic nercy.to
be:forgottOn notices Of Il still greater PcrSonagc,
by hio of scene Shiiters extracted from an ad.
dress If M. Moore, Senator from Alabdma, to Ger.
Mn If lis constituents.
He first appeared on the stage in 1872 pending
tn C declaration of war. AT the evcntful crisis
when the country was struggling against the
wrongs and cncrOucLmcnts of Great Britain, it was
dviGed in contest for the Presidency between Mr..
Madison and Dewitt Clinton. The republican par
ty rallied under the former, the opposition un-
der the latter. The struggle of the deep.
est interest; commerce had been swept from the
occun-thousands of our gallant scamcn were i'm.
pressed and held in bondage in the British navy, by
an uuhCard OF tyranny, and made the Wiling in
strunents OF Plundcrln@ their countrymcn. These
wrongs had at this time become intolcrablc and,
after patient endurance, after trial of embargo,
nOnlntcrCourSc, and every otnGr peaceful means of
redress, President Madison, with the republican
party, determined to make the last appeal-to
arms. The federal party, finding in their
own ranks sufficiently strong to oppose him, with
Il view OF dlstractng the republican party, selected
Mr.. Clinton as their candidate. Mr.. Van Buren,
appears on the stage ut this moment. We find him,
although protesting to be republican, enlisted un.
der the federal banner, in opposition to Mr.. Madi-
son, acting prominent part chairman OF the
legislative caucus which gave the vote Of New
ork TO the candidate of the federal party, and in
opposition to war, and what then cantingly
called Virginia and southern influence, which was
denounced in unmcasurcd terms i'm the address ad.
yocntimg the election Of Mr.. Clinton. Was this
"ialthiuH Was this patriotic7"
1t IS true. that the election was
over, he joined the victorious party. With his
usual tactics, find him fighting, not the
frontier, or in the councils Of the nation, but in
the profitable peaceful employment Of Judge ad-
yOcatc.
We next find him dcnouucng and making
war upon the y.ry man whom he had thus sup
] ported T,,1,-
his early friend advocate, and patron, whom he
unrclentngly prosecuted long as inc lived.
| Was this faithful" Was this "patriotic7
lie next appears the advocate of Rufus Kings
election to the Senate of the United States
a uniform and high-toncd fcdcralst, and who
then stood at the head Of his party. and was the
great champion 81 the north against the south
On The Missouri question, which deeply agi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06
From The Aibanu Dailu Adrertiser Of Mnrch 81.

From The ADany Daily 4;drertiser Of March 81.
1t is with sincere regret that we witness the
course portion of the press is taking in an at
tempt sustain Gen. Jackson at all hazards riuhi
wrong, aud ut amy price, even at the cost of the
time honoured institutions of the country. The
following is from the Onondago Stanard:
"In regard to the intimution of Judge Mclean,
that upon the enforcement Of this decision depends
the resolution the court ever to convene again,
we have only TO say that we trust in heaven they
will adhere to their determination. We should re.
joicc in the event. 4 new bench might he organ.
ised, into which shoud enter portion of tie spi-
rit Of the age"
Aye, 'somc portion Of the spirit of the age, "
some ofthc dotcstablc spirit Of cupidty, personal
aduation and political prohigacy which charac-
tcrise the age. The present Judges are too virtu
Gus, and "a new bench must be organized" The
Senate of the U. :. reject nomination, and il is
forthwith gravcly proposed to- reduce their term of
service to two years, and deprive them of the APP
pointing power. Whosoevcr had predicted five
years ago that such sentiments would have ever
found an editor, traitor enough to conceive and so
lost To shame as to utter them, would have been
deemed silly alarmist, whose opinions command
ed neither attention nor belief.