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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-06

MARRIED

on Wednesday evening, 3st ultuuo, by the Rev. Nathaniel Cal.
noun, w lillian >. Kyle, TO Janetta W, daughter of Cupt. Henry Me
Chung, un orStmnton Virsinia.
% Tue S'th scpt"mbet last, by tho Rev. Silas Shelborns, Nc. John
: owlke 10 Mh' Lue'etu, daughter orCVlcusu JsGiuss, sen all
ca wednesday evening last, at MOSCOW Farm, by the Row. houry
noehns' ph benld'Hini l. Dusal, to NhNs Elizabeth NJ, daughter vi
IA late Mosby Sheppard, all of Henrico county.
No state ~ more hapPy-no umion more sweet,
IhHn tho state VI the married, whom kindred hoat, meat.
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Cfncinndti.-Deaths by Cholera on the 25th Oct. II
The 21th, IL seemed to be assuming a much less ma
hghaht Character. The panic was abating.
LouisriHe.-ltwa also abating.-The deaths, during the
week ending on Saturday the 9th, had averaged about 8
per day.
Nonew case was reported ut Pittsburg on the 10Th.
Al Edenfon ". O., during the week, ending on the
IAN; there were thirteen deaths by Cholera-2 whites
aud III colored.
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FINANCE OLE vIRoINIA.

TREAsUES OFricE, November Ord, 1882.
vac ~ ns Psohe FaHds on tho LIST day " Noroatber, 1882.
dsnd, s3ozyG27 Is
che lst November and not paid at Bank,
viz.
No; lG, issued on 10th October to +.
Finder, $50 90
Greenhow, IN
Also amounts paid In Bank and cert.
hcates not returned, viz.
lSl-October 81. J. NJ. Iauriue. 81
December IL. Is. Sturdovnnt, 81 81
In tho Farmers Bank Of Virginia as pei ae-
count rendered, s36l, 73 az
Deduct Itom ,his balance gain TO Literary Fund, ~
- S36i FAB ~
49, -, -
io'ai IN both Banks on tho lst Noyemher,. s729,2s3 27
Balances IA per Treasury Office Books:
othe credit ofthe Commonwealth, S5ss,I3 Oh
Literary Fund, 45,7O7 SO
James River Company, 95,564 i5
Board of Public Works, If457 n
N.West'm Turnpike Road, 52,iI7 %
Gain in change, As
- s729,es3 81
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Richmond. Va, Tuesday, Nov. q
OF


YESTERDAY, the Election took place throughout Vir-
ginia' Tor The Election Of % Electors for President and
vice President OF the U. States. (The 23d Elector will
DO appointed by the General Assembly, We have re.
ce.ved the returns only for this City aud this County,
(Henrico) and Chesterfield. The following is a list of the
votes gwen yesterday for tho Jackson aud Clay Tickets
anu IN 1873, Tor the Jackson and Adams Tickets:
1928. 1892.
Jackson. adams. jackson. Clav.
Richmond, 17 1919 l55 229
Henrico County, 22O 100 PA 96
Chesterfield, 800 lO2 APP 6O-
Al 3 o'clock yesterday.
The reader will perceive, that both In City and Count,
Jackson has gained ground.
IL rained In the course of the day.-But the Commits
sioners did not consider it necessary TO keep the polls open
ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
We had no paper mail yesterday from the NORTH
and we have no other returns from the Pennsylya
MIA election, than what we give below. Ii will be
several days before the final result can be ascertain.
ed.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
HARRISBURG, Friday Night, Nov. 2.
The following are the results of the districts heard from
in this county, Dauphin, and the adjoining one, Cumber.
land. From them we may safely calculate that the Anti.
jackson majority i'm this county will be very small, if any
and that Cumberland will give our ticket a tremendous
majority. Dauphin gave Ritner TO, and Cumberland
Wolf 5S3. They are both anti-canal counties, and the
taxes, &c. operated against Mr.. Wolf. The State has
gone Tor jackson by not less than 1900 majority.
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NVIiCE-A Petition will be presented TO the next
y Legislature OF Virginia, praying for the passage Of a
law 10 reduce the width Of the Cross Streets in the town
Of scousyiIis, in the County of Powhatan, in such a way
a. w cIcsF all the houses now standing on parts of The
'"' ''o o"oou' 4t-lanlD October o.
NOilCE-A petition will be presented to the nex.
4 y General Assembly Of Virginia, praying for the pas.
sage o. an act to amend the act entitled Gan act to re-
luce me width OF the cross streets Of the town of SCOTS.
ylle, 10 ,be county Of Powhatsn," passed the 27fb Fe.
DFealy, i2tV' JNO. W. DANCE.
~0P'WO" 80 41-2am2n
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10 MIR. WILLIAM ToNiPKINs, i. having relinquish.
ed ms agency IN collecting Tor this Establishment Oh the
South side OF James River, we have engaged Mr.. Ro-
BERT iiILL,jr. We respectfully ask our friends to make
immediate payment TO him or has agent. We guarantee
the safety OF money transmitted TO us by mail.
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OcIobce

l~NDtANAFoLIs, October 10.
lNpiANA.-For the satisfaction of our friends at a dis.
'ance we can state WIN confidence, that out Of 6ny-6ve
%majoriies in more Than ten. This is no visionary sta,e.
lPenJ but derived from a close Observance of the poliGc.
oI We dlnefent counties for The past eight years.
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INVALUABLE FOR sALE.-wiu be oe.r.,

VALUABLE LANDS o be oIer~'
v Tor sale, at public auction, to the hiat@e+ Ll. "a
sme zo'n Instant, shat being E'uyanr: County Court dav,
before the front door Of the Court House of The said co ~"S'
~, iour several ':-cts OF land, belonging TO the eS,ata -,
nhlie@ Eary, deceased, lying in the said county. o. ,ha
Long Island Greek, near the Rivanna River and il - H..
TWO and a halt mAes OF the Court House. rLe err, ,~a.
called the Mill Tract, on which there is a a mn, az
joins Col. Gideon A. Strange's Oak Hill Tract C Land.
and contains 1897 acres. G!.o .vrmrt ract, called Caring.
toms Tract, adjoins William J. Coles Wilmington Lands
contains 429 acres. The third and fourth tracts adioin
each other, the lands of Jesse Basket and Richard Me
Gary the third contains psi aud the fourth l4s acres
Zach OF these tracts are remarkably weIi timbered, aud
unue as many advantages rs any uninproved lands 10 tho
county They will be shewn by the subscriber to any
person who may wish 10 view them. Terms Of saEc win
be. arcrediI Of one, two and three years, the purchaser
giving bond aud personal security for the 6rst payment,
and a deed Of trust on the hIRi TO secure the whole of tho
purchase money. w. TIMBERLAKE,
EFeeafoT Of Miles Cary, dec.
A D~MINiSTRATOR'S SALE.-WiI be sold al BusLv
IA Parke, on the RaPpahannock river, between IL and
= D miles oeio" Urbanna, in the county of Middlesex, Oh
thursday, The 20th OF December next, ii fair, if not, the
hrSt day thereafter, between 20 and so valuable Negroes,
consisting Of men, women and children considerable
portion Oh whom are young and likely. Also, at the Same
time and place, the crops OF Corn, Fodder, SC. made on
The harm the present year-tlc stock of Horses, Mules,
Cattle, sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils, sc.
Terms 81 Sate.-A credit Of twelve months will be al
lowed for all sums above ten dollars, the purchaser execut-
ing bond with approved security, to carry interest from tho
daie-ior ten dollars, and all sums under that amount,
cash will be required.
NELSON BERKELEY, .adm',.
~ Tho. Nelson BeTktIV, dec'd.
Hanover county, Oct. 25,h, 1882. 52-ldss
a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WilI be- sold on Tues
"a day the eleventh day of December next, at
Obsto, in the county Of Amelia, if lair, otherwise
the next fair day, and continue from day to day un-
III hni'hed' all OF the stock Of horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs, several prime yoke of work oxen, between 20 and
10000 pounds Of pork (Which promises TO be prime) all
The plantation utensils, household and kitchen furniture,
also between II OF 1900 barrels of corn, the crop of fod-
der, shucks and straw, belonging 10 the estate of Ihe late
Mrs. Mary Randolph, deceased. Terms of sale-For all
sums not exceeding twenty dollars. cash. and for all suOs
exceeding that amount, ~ months credit will be given;
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security, TO
carry interest from the date; but IS punctually paid, tho
intcTes: will be RENTED.
WILLIAM E~GGLESTON, Admir-.
of Mary Randolph, decd.
Amelia county, November 6. 52-tds
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MIR. BUcHANAN.-Letters by the Coriolaous. from
81 petersburg, represent that our Minister, MI. Bncban.
am treated with marked distinction by the Court and Inc
people. a letter from a gentleman attached 10 tI,e
american legation at 81. Petersburg, says-"I am as com.
ioriabiy hxed in this city as ! ought TO have expected; but
sun, the striking opposition which exists between the no,
litical Institutions and manners and customs of This counirv
and those Of our own happy land, will prevent me from
ever becoming perfectly satisfied with my present silua.
ton. ! feel that the happiest day I shall snenJ in tLt
cl'y' WIZ be that on which | take my my departure
But after all, the best mode of attaching an
Ahie1can 10 his country, is TO afford him an opportunify Of
seeing and observing how superior are its ipstitniiocss n
those OF all other nations Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-06

III. WALSH, In behalf Democratic State Com
JAS. PEAcoCK,S miuee.
(FIOm G. DiNons Postscript, Extra1
Philadelphia, Saturday NoU. 3, hoy past 8 o'clock, A. III.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
We have just received by express, the returns of the
City and County of Philadelphia, and Delaware; which
give the Ani-Jackson ticket a majority Of 1909 since the
October election, making an aggregate of 2722.
Should the counties Of Westmorclaud and Erie give an
equal majority, there is no doubt entertained but what
Jackson will lose the State.
we give the information as we receive il, without par
haiity' as we well know in all periods of general excite
ment, sessonabie and correct Intelligence is essential to
the public confidence.
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bitterest asperity- but in Philadelphia and N. York,
II Is hailed with delight by the friends of the Admi-
nistration. We have given i'm another column the
complimentary resolution adopted unanimously by
the great meeting at Tammany Hall of New York.
The following are two volunteer toasts drank al the
Moyamensing Festival, near Philadelphia, on the
Both October:
BY a. W. MdpherSos-Philp y. Barbour, of yirglnia-Tbe on
URhtened and maguaninous sou Of the "Ancicnt Domiuiop.v who
roinntaray bows submission to tho will of the people.
BY Jno. Pdbtek-P. L. Barbour-An American public apprcciates
his sacrifice TO tho cause of the people. Freemcn will not soon for
~ u ot v,ngnias aoiest statesmen; aud the Democracy of our
country, will reward him for his unniucLing and steady adherence to
principles.
A writer VIII, signs himself {" Consistencyn is
writing a series of Nos. in the Charleston Mercury
in which he protests against S. c.. throwing her vote
rs not this the phrase in a higher latitude?) for Gen.
Jackson. "Since such. then, is the situation in
which we are placed, it becomes you, ellow-ci,
zens, in our humble judgment, 10 direct he Electoral
College Of thus Stale, TO 'cithhOld her rote entirely, and
TO put IN a blank, unless IL appears by The returns from
other States, that your uote may keep he election ont Of
be House Of Representatives, and ensure Mr.. WTrt's
election, y giuen to him-For, your choice will then
be- whether there shall be an election by tho People
or not."-But the Mercury begs the writer to stop his
Nos.-and it begs the Legislature to pause in their
selection, until the last moment.
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JUDGE RARROIfR-

The Letter Of =. P. Barbour, Esq. has been va
fiously received. The Clay men treat it with the
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-~ N'GS N"O OSNOO IICNhOHs q 4 Udln OI IUU1
The aggregate majority of the City and County of
Philadelphia and Delaware County is 2,732
NOTE (by the Enquirer Office. The maior;.- for
Ritner in the City and county Of Philadelphia was i'm fact
lOS6-Therefore the nett gain is only S~27-which. added
TO the above gain of 9S in Delaware county, gives the nett
gain 925, instead of 1009.-The aggreedie majorit,,
Is only 23S1, instead Of 1892, as stated in the above buIIe.
tin.
just as our paper was going to press last night, a
gentleman favored us with the Philadelphia Senti-
mel OF Saturday morning. 1t gives us the details of
the election IN all the wards of the city and all the
districts of the county. The vote in the city is for
Jackson 3267-for Writ 5471. In the county, for
J. 6752-for w. 6161. The majority against Jack
son i'll that district is only nineteen hundred and
fourteen UoteS-the promised majority adopted by
the coalition presses was thirty five hundred." The
Sentinel adds:
Sin this mighty contest, Philadelphia, where the head
and front OF the whole aristocrdcy of this nation is located,
and where il has been busily engaged in warping the pub
lie Judgment and bending the will of those who come
within its reach TO the wOrstof purpose; Philadelphia, we
say, thus exposed TO the Vaccination of the opposition has
acted nobly. Our friends here have gone through the
merry ordeal in ii style and manner BETTING true born de-.
mocrats, The single county Of Northampton will sweep
away this majority.
"jn the whole Commonwealth, our ticket will have a
large mdJority. The weather has been fine and the vote
In the country part of the State will comport with the
spirit OF the times. The democrats of the interior, have
doubtless all been at their posts. Already our victory is
upon the wings OF the wind, sweeping from the West and
the North, over our mountains, our hills and our vallies,
with the glad ddiDgs, that JACKSON, the candidate OF
the democracy of our State, has triumphed;aye, glorious.
lv friuunuIed -
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NOTlCE-Was committed to the jail Of Prince WI
j liam county, Virginia, on the Sh day Of June last, a
negro Man "a runaway by the name Of Ned: he is about
six feet high, yellow complexion, between iorty.hve and
fifty years Of age; lac is well known IN ibis neighborhood:
he formerly belonged 10 a Mr.. Cooper Of this county;
about six years back he was sold 10 a trader, and was "a.
ken 10 the State Of Louisiana, CAS- the negro states) and
from thence he was taken to Havana, and there set at IL
berty; he has no papers Of emancipation. The owner
is requested TO rome forward with proper authenUca-
tons, and get his property; otherwise, he will be dealt
With according to law. BASIL BRAWNER, Jaiior.
August 2f. 31-w8n
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THE LoTTERy.-The drawing of the Gold Region o,d
Land Lotteries, long "A matter OF doubt and disputatio,
with the Pohticians-tlIe subject of the anxious inquire
oil many, and OF the golden dreams and ioyful aniicina.
tons oil the sanguinc, has at length commenced. But in.
tic progress has yet been made by the Commissioners
On Monday, the first day, only $50 numbers were drawn.
partly IRON the gold, and partly from the land; and ON Ihe
second, ZOO from the gold.-yMHedgeUiHe Recorder,
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THE CHOLERA.

L. DURFoor, 1seasnrer cgmmeneealM yircinia.
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WATANTED, as an Apprentice TO the Printing bust
ness, az active, intelligent youth Of respectable
IOm IA TO 10 years Of sge.
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our readers probably remember the circumstance Of
the steam boat Washington. She was sunk i'm the sound
between New York and Providence in May, 1881. bv The
steam boat Chancellor Livingston. A suit vas brought bv
.he owners OF the former against the proprieiOrs of the lat.
yer. Tor damages, the Washington being valued at about
plaintiffs of $50, 900. ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-06

orders have been issued by the Secretary of the NAVY.
10 ne commanders OF our different s~quadrons, to use eve
~ means Tor the capture OF the pirate who recently plum.
dered me Mexican, of Salem. One Of the seamen of The
M, by his request, has been sent on TO Norfolk, to be EN-
Temperance IN The VdUy-Out of 30 marines on board
the u .. ship Lexington, now on the Brazil station. IS
nave stopped receiving the liquor part of their ration and
oil the en'ire ships company, $50 in number, 81 receive
money in lieu of grop.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID sCHENiEWl
York Consolidated Lottery.

M. Al.
To lie drawn on Wednesday, November, Ii, 1882.
sc Number Lotiery-IO Drawn Ballots.
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BTGGER'S
EXCHANGE s. LOTTERY OFFTCE
RICHMOND, VA.

Draining Mem York e. Lotfeyv. No. 80.
40 60 Z 45 20 25 AZ SIS % 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13
NOTICE

hereby given, 70 all who have engaged 4
n copy Of Samuel T. Armstrong; stereotype
edition Of Scott's Family Bible. inthe North
Association Of LitchHeld county. and have
given 10 John Lord, or bearer. a note for the
same, that The said baoEs and notes are at
Messrs. GooDMiN s. GALpIN's store - the
town Of Liiehfeids and are ready to be takefi
from said store. at the hands OF the said a.
gents. who are authorized to receive the pay.
Add as these books may now be taken, af
any time. we hope subscribers viii cali or
eend for them. as soon as practicable after
this notice appears. J.LORD.
Dec. 10. 4ss @9
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13
ALMOND JOHNsON.
DaUsd Stones Estate. !.

PY virtue Of an order Of the Court of Pro,
- bate for tho District Of Sharon, I shall
sell at. Public Vendne. nj 4he late dwelling
house Of DAVID STONE,
late Of Salisbury, deceased. ON the 27th day of
December, sis8a. nj one o'clock. r. nj, 30
much ofthe real estate Of said deceased. for
the payment of debts and charges against said
deceased, as will be sufficient to raise the sum
Of two Thousand seven hundred and tifty-nsns
dollars and thirty .seyen cents. Said real ca
tate consists chiefly Of the equity Of fedemp-
ton OF tile farm ofland ON which the deceas-
ed latest dwelt, and also Of about twenty. kve
! acres Of other lands. BY order Of Court
THOMAS N. SMITH, Adm'r.
Salisbury, NOv. 90. 1882 eel
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13

TTlHE inhabitants Of the town of Washing
III ten, liable 60 pay state tan an liat 1881.
sre hereby nstihed Chat will attend 10 re-
csive said taxes. at powell's tavern. ON tho
arst Monday OfJanuary next. at o'elock'
DANIEL @. PLATT. Collector. y
Washington. DEC. 20. 1859 ~ ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13
NOVICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District of
Ltchfeld, hath assigned the 18th day
ofinstant December. at ten o'clock m the
forenoon, Mt the Probate Office in T.itchA Held,
for the appointment Of Commissioners on the
estate Of
ALMOND JOHNSON,
late Of Torrington, in.said district. deceased,
represented insolvent; at. which time and
It they see cansc, attend before said Canrt
aud be heafdfelative ia such appointment.
BY order Of said Court, ~
EPHRAIM LEACH, administrator.
Iorrington. Dec. 6, 1889 saT
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13
4 CAlIR1ln


A CARD.
1.-THE members ofGthe Litch6eId Law
School respectfully tender their thanks "a
Mr.. O.Wadhams for his polite invitation Il,
Partake Of d Thanksgiving dinner on the aetIt
UT. His courteous and afEable behavior on
wa. .nat occasion, and the hospitality with which
tney were treated, have secured for him their
.ashng gratitude, and best wishes for his fu-
lure prosperity and they hope That gener-
Gus pubhc will extend to him that patrOuaee
which MS attention To the comfort Of iii
guests, and endeavOrs to please SO eminentIy
deserve.
a regular meeting Of tie LifcKdsld LvceIss
'ciN be holden this evening, 1871, at tse usual
place. Lecture on Chemistry By J. g. Reck-
scith. NJ. D.--Ladies aud Gentlemen are SslUi-
ted to attend. Per order.
The SLIPS II Sc. AichoeIs CKnrck, s0iN
be rented for the ensuing gear. on Saturday the
18th instant. Sales to commences a. 1 o'clock,
:. M. at said CHURCH. By orders If the Far
dens and Vestry.. M
D. S. SEYMOUR, clsrk.
Litchfc1d. Dec. Q, 1859
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13
RUNAWAY

LNROM the subscriber, about the 25th OF
- November last. and indentured Girl a.
hont IS years Of age, by the name Of Susaa
Smith. All persons are hereby forbid har-
boring, trusting or Employing her on penalty
,of the law. LEVI HUMPHREY.
2s' N0rtolk, Dec. 6. 1880 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13

surpFize u more By his Report ofthis year
than he did By that Of last year, the Secreta-
~ winds up his Report by declaring that the
arrangement made by the Bank for paying Of
the three per eents.-thc extensive transac-
lions ct the Bank, (the importance and adj
vantages Of which he so much commended
last year,) and the disclosures during the in-
vestigation by the Committee Of the House
of Representatives OF the last session tOgeth-
er with the near approach ofthe term Of the
charter !! have tended to impair public conf
dence in the Bank )! and have suggested an
inquiry into the security Of the Bank, as the
depository oil the public funds III"
Oh. Mr.. McLane Mr.. McLane
Report Of tie r. Master GenernI.-Tt ap.
pears from the Report Of the Post Master
General, that there has been an unprecedent-
ed increase in the amount Of mail-transporta-
ton during the year. The amount Of such
transportation
On the 1st July, 1899 15,70O.O 900 miles
Do LIST July, 1880 14,5O0,OOO
Do LIST July, 1891 15,46s,692
Do LIST July, 1889 23,625,O2l
The increase Of the annual transportation
ut The mail was, Tnilrs
From July !. 1899, to July !, 1880 100000
From July /. 1880, to July l, 1881 100000
From July 1, 1891, TO July 1, 1881 8,I56, S29
The revenue Of the department, compris-
ing the whole amount of hostages accruing
within year commencing July 1, 1881, and
ending June 80, 1889, amounts to S9,g50,57O
II.
The expenditures ofthe department within
the same period were.
For compensation to r. Ms S715,48i SO
For transportation oftha mail, l.4s2. 597 90
For Incidental expencess GILL, IS
Total 1885. 100 IS
Making an excess of Expenditure
beyond the revenue ofthe year, of 1880 Is
The surplus available fund Of the Depart
ment on the LIST Of July 1881, was S2l0,4l2
80. From which deduct the above $3.50
10. and $7l.3i paid into the Treasury ofthe
United States by irregular deposites, and
there remains S202.81i 4. as the surplus al
valuable fund on the lst July, 1889.
There were ia the United States on the LIST
July 1881, 8,686 post-offices; on the Soth
June 1889, s,aO5. Increase, SIC.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13

The Electors Of ,his State met in Har,fOrd,on W..
nesday Of Hast week. and gave their votes for H.srv
Clay and John Sergeant. David. Kimberly, ESQ, Of
New Haven was appointed 70 carry the vote. to
Washington.
The South Congregational Church and Society in
Hartford, have unanimously invited the Rev. Cornell
US 2. Vanarsdalem, Of New Brunswick, IN. j. 10 be-
come their PASTOR The late pastor of this Church,
the Rev. Joel H. Lindsley; was on Wednesday last
installed as pastor ofthe Park Street Congregational
charch and Society. in Boston. Sermon BY Profess
or Stuart Of Andoyer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13
MARRIED,
la Hartford, Mr. Joseph 8. Clark. to Miss Frascss
N. Etedtnn.
MARRIEl
DIED,

IL this town, on the 10th inst Mrs. Susan Stevens
AIRED g. wils ar Mr.. Horace Stevens.
Ia Hartford, Mrs. Rohda Hausoa, wife OF Biz. DO
.eph Hansou; Mr.. Afford Waters. DC.
In Hartford, tOhio,) on the, 27ah Of Oetpber last
Mr. Chloe BnssHell she 95b year Of her age re-
Gss,e. Size had len chdren. eight Of who@ are aoss
vinR. ths youagest 40 years old.l ene hasarsd and
i've grand childrca. and six great grand childgen.
TComs,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13

The New Yosk Wing. the osIy AMI Masonic pa.
Per pablishsd 10 Ne commsEsial EmpoSium. and
which commenced - daily. anl Then changed % a
ssmi.wsekly. has q Iass shFuak into weekly. q
continues pndsr che sSairOl OfE D. Ward, Esa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-13

An arrival :, New Yssk rom Lissrpool bviass isr-
sisn dates i~e days A,sr 'hsp bsfEs ssssivsd, but
the inlsIIigsnes = unimposIaHss =. s@