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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15
MARRIED.

In this village, on the l2,h inst, by the Rev. Mr Hickok, Mt. Roswell B. Ward, of the firm of Hop kins SssWard, mcreha's, of Hartford, to Miss Cath nrine M. Webb, augher of Mr Chn's L. Webb, of th. place. We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt ofa fine large loaf of very choice cake from the oi the fair bride: May happiness attend her ihroug all her future hfr.1
 |" this soYp o@ the 7ih inst. by Rev. Mr. Hickok. Mir. Merit Heminway, of Waieriown, to Miss Mary Am BueI, daughter of fJonaihan Buel, Esq.
 In E"6ed. MT. Phio Beers, Of Waterbury, to Miss TryijhS1a HdIbard.
 Al Wethers6eid, Mir. John Loveland, Jr. to Miss Elizabeth SeaboY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15
DIED,

Tn this village. yesterday morning, Widow - YOnng. aged 88, formerly of w atfrbmry.
 Jn (i"sien, ihe 29Ih uli. Mrr Harriet Griswold aged g, wife of Mr. H. Griswold. Same day, Mr. Albert Hurd, aged 20, son of Mr. Sicphen Huri. On ile 4th inst Mrs. Esther Roberts, aged 59, wife oi Mr. Benjamin Roberts. On the 9th, Mrs. Lucy Ave- ry. aged 25, wife ot Mir. Abel Avery.
 In Torringfnrd, Mr Timothy Loomis, aged 82. In Bristol, Ar Sands N. Carr, 28.
 In Danhury, Mr Oliver Stone. 75.
 ln Bridgeport. Violet, rolore. woman, l04. In Norwalk. Mir Darius Oimsird. v.
 In WiltO1, Rev. David Bclden, 69.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15

The hody of man aged about 25, was GoHad sRihe top oG Bergen Hill, EIohoken, oppasse New York. ea Sunday m"Fning. she. through Ihs hIsasi he zee ahevt disisaeO
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15
NEw.YoRK. March Q.

NEW. YoRK. March 0. / By the pack ship Sias Richards, wh hirh ar- rived yesterday from Liverpool. London pa. pers were received at the CIice af the x. Y. Daily Advertiser. Co Jan. 24. and Liverpool papers to the ssih.
 The question in the house of commons. that 4hs Sneaker leave the Chair, tS % iato eem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15

Ert.aet ef letter from correspondent cfthe ~. r.
 Daily Adrs'tiser, dated
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15

"We see in the last Liichfeld Enq1irer, that Tru. Smith has directed the electors nf No. 17 tO vote for Gen. Sedgwick. The article nominating him pur- pOrts from " an eecoF of the l7th dis rct'' lt manufactured by Truman and Sehgwict, joint- y, the day aer the adjournment of the Court. fSedg- wick himself s the only person from No. F, who had any thing iG do with it."
 The above article is copied from the Hartford Times of Monday. We are not accustomed to notice any oi it's fasehoods respecting Messrs. Smith or Sed6wck, well knowing that where the Times s known is siae. can obtain credence, and that it only abors in s vocation of lying" In the above hrief article for instance, there at eas, three distinct and pal. pable falsehoods First, ihe article nominating Gen Sedewck was no, written by either of the gentlemen named, nor seen by them until in print. Second, i, iH type befos the court adjourned of course could not have bsen prepared afier -And thirdly it s5as written, ss purporisd to have been, by "as slec,or of the l7ih district" and not by Gen. Sedgwick or Truman Smith. Try aRnin, 0ideoa--prOssSi whh yoar islanders and msrepVesea,a'ienS-but dop't lei Ihs phanloms of " LIchGsld Hill' mislsad yoa.
 "PhllaaIhrsPy." though roS'mashsd .. EiisNestA sa Ihs Yh. was pny received yssisFAay vla AtsRv.- NIss shsII receive SHss,iSH ssH, wssh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15

p We were indebted some days since to Messrs Gales & Seaton of the National Inelligencer, for pamphlet copy of Mr. CIay's great speech in suppor of 'he Tariff policy. In the multiplicity Of avocaaions however, we have not sinre found time is read iIe whole it. We shall probably herea fer make few extracts; it will bs impossible publish the speech entire.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15

Frsak of NatGre.-A gentleman called at our office
 few days ago. and reqdesied to state, that among tho many remarkable things which have happened uHler the administration of Gen. Jackson, was that oi Cow, belonging to Mr. Bristol. of Torrng ford, having last week brought forth calf sOifh oniy t,se
 gs-,he ribs the right side, instead of being inter rupied by the shoulder blade, extended quite up to the neck. The calf appeared well, and run tor rather hopped) about as playful my other one.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered for sale at public auction,
" before the front duor of the Eagle I1o-
tel, IN the city of Richmond, on the Goth of
April 1859, at 10 O'Clock, on credit of six
mon hs, HOUSE Il LOT. situated on bIain
or street, in said city. The house is of brick,
three stories high, well calcua; ed for store and
dwelling house.-The lot fronts on said Main or
L street, about 274 feet, and extends back from
san street, towards Exchange Alley, to a lire
drawn directly across yard from a corner Gf
lumber or warehouse, on the entire lot IA part
now Only being offered for salel to point where
another line drawn from the corner of the kitch-
EN- on SAID cntlre lot, to where il would in ersect
line, from the corner of the Kitchen of Full
cher, Tor what was formerly Pitchers kitcheB)
winch SAID back line Is nearly parallel 10 the
said MAN or f. street, and includes he PRIV and
recess annexed thereto, on the side of the said
lumber or ware house, parallel TO the said Main
or + street, and running thence from the said
point oi lnersrctlon) along the line drawn from
the corner ofthe kitchen on said entire lot, to the
corner OF Fulcher's kitchen, including also a
passage OF 27a feet, extending from the before
described lot To Exchange Alley, which said lot
or parcel of ground with the appui tenances is q
part OF a lot purchased by John King, ofthe re-
personalities of Thomas GIllia, reference to
Whch title may be had, at the Office of the
iustngs Court for The city of RichmonG)
Inc above described property will be sold by
virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by John
hlng TO John Macrae, decd. and John Gibson
Ut or record in the Office Of the Husting's
Court of Richmond, to satisfy Jane Bowie,
Adm x. OF d. Boyle, decd. ccr'aIn debts in said
Deed mentioned
The purchaser will be qured to execute
negotiable note with good endorsers, at one of
the Virginia Banks in the city of Richmond. for
at one OF their Branches in the town of Frede.
ricksburgD payable in SIX months, and also 10
execute Deed of Trust on the property to Sc
cure the purchase money.
JOHN GIBSON, JR,
Surviving Trustee.
in 28-2aw ids
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
E'vEsEN5ye ESeESE <sHG Personal
ESgNEe at aEagcflDss.

HDURSUAN 10 uecree of The Superior
Il Court of Law and Cbancery, for the Coun-
iy OF Hcnrco, pronounced on the cath day Of
January, 1852, III the cases of Robinson vs.
llaIam, and the Farmers Bank VS.. the same-
and o. an. amendment thereto, trade on the day
thcreafter-we shall las Co;nmi sioners for
that purpose, appointed by sand decrec.l offer for
sale, at public auction. on the premises. to the
highest bidder, for cash, on TurSdny. the first
day OF May, 1882 at the hour of II o'ccck A.
NJ, all that Tenement il tho ty of Richmond,
called and known by the name OF the Eagle Ho-
tel. the Tenement next below the Eagle Hotel
together with The Rooms over an Arch adion-
'ng the said last mentioned TeEcmeu,-and
he Iencm mt next above The said Eagle Ho-
'c!, cnmprehendlrg all Che grourd heretofore
conveyed to Edward Ii lam by Jno Il. Esme-
nard d wife, being the real property conveyed by
the several Deeds OF 1rn~L mentioned ~ SAID
decree; and Immed.a,el, thereafter, We shall, in
IKE manner. offer for salr, all line Personal Pro-
pcrty now remaining, which was CONVEYED by
the Deed of Trust ot the 9th December 1918,
cxecu cd ty SAID Hallam to WIN iav, ir and
WIN MuDiord, Trustees. &c winch Deed CON-
veys the following Slaves, To Wa: Ben, Peter.
MIlIy, Tom, LavInia and her child. Albert, also
Dolly, and chiidrcn-i0gctbCr v,Ib fly Beds
Mattresses, Bedsteads, md Furniture complete
SAMUEL r. PUbLIAM.
THOS. b. CARTER
ma leo ids Commissioners.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

VlRGlNlA-At rules, holden in the Clerks office OF
the Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
HenUCO county, the 9th dav of February, 1882 John
Robertson, Attorney General Of the Commonwealth Os
Virginia, Plrf against Mary w. Kicks, Nathan Ell Win
sicn, and other dts.
The defendant Nathaniel Winston rot having entered
his appearance and gwen security according IN the act of
Assembly and rules n this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that I've Iuhabran OF this
country: 1t ordered said defendant do appear
before the judge of sad court, at the Capitol the
Of Richmond the FIRST day O tire ncx term, be
holden foT the TRIAL ~ civil causes, aud the bill OF
the plaintiff and that copy Of This order ne forthwith
inserted in newspaper published 10 the city ne
Richmond for two mon'hs succcssvey and pasted al the
front dlor Of tire Capitol in the said cly.
II copy JeSe, J. EoBINecS Clk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
9l,G66 - 67,916 O7e
81, $40, 7O9 81 600 600 Ocs

$l,349, 7O9 81 ,000, 900 0G'
The revenue from these works will belong to the
james River and kanawha Company at the expi-
ration of 30 days after the first mcctinp of the,
Stockholders.
After paying charges and expenses of every de-
scription, including the diuidcmds due to tie old
SocEhotders, the surplus profits FOR the year 1881
amounted to S42,73l 81. 1t may be safely es,i
mated that the surplus of future years will bo at
least as great, and probably greater, Judging
rom The regul ar and considerable annual increase
OF the profits for the last six years on the princi
pal Improvement.
The clear surplus above mentioned is equal to
more than Al per centum the stipulated value
OF inc state works. The extensive and valuable
rights and privileges granted by the charter of The
James River and kanawha Company, arc of them
selves exclusive OF any existing improvements and
the revenue immediately derived from them, worth
considerable part OF the million of dollars to be-
Paiu ior the states interest. J. BROWN, Jr.
Second Auditor.
Richmond, 5th April 1892 LAVISH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

At one million Of dollars for all the improve.
monts Of the State of Virginia, under the direct.
ion of the James River Company, the difTcrsn,
works, will stand as follows, viz:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
1. Lower Canal, from


Richmond To Maidcn's
Adventure, 80 miles,
(This Improvement, in.
GLIDING tho pond Of Mad
denis Adventure dom,
affords excellent naviga-
ton for 10 milcs.)
=. Canal through the
Bluc Ridge mountain,
;. kanawha Turnpike
from Covington to the
mouth of Sandy river,
on the Ohio, (inclu-
ding the extension of
said road now being
constructcd,) whole
extent 100 miles,
hich when the cxtcn-
sion is completed will
cost
( Exclusive of the cost of
the great bridges over
GrocDbricr and Gau,ey
rivers SIS 900 each, the
cost per mile (avcrage)
to the James river and
kanawha Company, will
be about $3.50 per milc.)
A. kanawha river, i'm
proved by sluiccs from
he Great Falls of that
river Ito which the
completed part of the
kanawha road ex-
tends TO the Ohio,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

1898 % iS4,775 25
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

3GS, 500 G! c13,O2s 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

ing the principle upon which the grant this bill bad been
made I'LL the judgment Of the against him, which
decided on his he must be considered having been
dc fdeto Governor of Michigan. In this bili they had
proceeded on the legality of the claim accorded that
which they thought would have been gwen had it been
sought in another way, by the verdict oa Jury. Proceed
ing ON the same principle gentlemen might theorize and
stop the pay of other officers, who had been by circun
Stances ncapcitaed prevented from fulfilling the duties
appcraining 10 their Offices. The committee had been
he believed unanimously in favor of this BILL and he hop
ed the House would sustain their report.
Mr.. Hoffman asked whether Gov. Hull had received
payment as brgadier general; and whether he like
wise 10 be paid governor de e for governor de facto
he not
Mr. Whitesey said that such had been the practice in
other cases. ami instanced that of Gov Tompkns OF New
York.
Mr.. Hoffman said that the cited would not sustain
the present. inosmuch the person alluded paid
governor.
Upon division the bin rejected, by OF ayes
SO, noes not counted
On motion of Mr.. Hoffman, il was
ResOired That when this House adjourn it adjourn 10
meet on Tuesday next.
On motion OF Mr.. Vance, it was
ReSOlred, That the Committee Military Affars DO
directed TO inquire into the expectancy of disseminating
the employment OF an assistant engineer, by the repeal of
joint resolution approved April %, 1916 authorizing tho
President TO employ skul assistant that corps of tho
army of the United States.
On motion of Mr. Evans, of Maine the House adjourn
cd.-U. $. IeiegTdph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

NOTlCE.-lbc subscriber informs his friends and
toner's that mis- mercantile business will be continu-
ed at York Town heretofore under the management Of
his brother, M. w. Cole, where extensive assortment of
Dry Goods Groceries Hardware, &c. will be constantly
kept hand and sold very low for cash. or to punctua
customers at the usual credit. ROSCOW COLE
IL Gle rk that's well qualified a salesman gene.
rally acquainted with the mercantile business, Of steady
and Industrious habits, is wanted assistant r. e.
Williamsburg, Jan 3. Tl-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

CONFESSIONS OF NAT TURNER.-The Comics
" sons of Nat Turner the leader of the late Insur
rection in Southampton, Virginia as fully and vo-
UNFAIRLY made to Thomas II. Gray, in the prison where
he was confined, and acknowledged by him be SUCH
when read before the Court of Southanpton with the
certificate under seal of the Court convened Jerusalem
November 9th, 1881, for his Trial, Also an authentic ac-
count OF the whole nsurecon, with lists of the whites
who murdered, and of the negroes brought before
the Court of Southampton, and their sentence &c-Prcc
% cents each. A liberal discount by the hundred For
sale by JNO. II. NASH, Richmond
Dec. 20. 66-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03
BY RsHrClsEE 4 COOK.

The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, generally and
oo mcs week during the session of tho
@ IN" heretofore Five Dollars payable ad
Votes o win
cd IN payment The Editors
'hc oy ma the postage Of all letters paid by the writer's
will DO discontinued but
Editors, until all ancsragcs havo been paid up.
W Whoever wi papers shall
she tenth Grais.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono insertion rs connu-
50
PAID for assumed by this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC
M DIR HENSON

n MPORIANT INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC.
ID DIR. BENSON has much pleasure in assuring the
public, that he prepares nfaible Pill for the cure
Dyspepsia The prescription presented TO him by one
OF the most eminent Physicians in London and from their
long use and surprising efficacy in the of indigo
he has no hesitation in affirming them to be the na
ibc remedy used for this most distressing comploint
he most conumacous of indigestion have in in
crediby short time, been relieved and bV the
these Pills (snce their introduction into Amerca) where
all other medicines advertised andyspeptics have
proved inefficient In Europe upwards OF one hundred
thousand patients have been cured by the of these
Pills within the last ten yearsDr b. is of the OBJ
ectons many people have against using Patent hedi-
cines and indeed from the many fatal cases resulting from
the use oil remedies published by ignorant preenders
medical skill, much caution is necessary in the selections
but his only request is to be favored with trial the
Pills by those who may be afflicted with this disease and
nc feels confident Of their superiority for success The
composition of these Pills is perfectly free from mercury
and they are equally applicable TO every constitution
In arranging the many symptoms casscd under the dis
ease Dyspepsia do not intend to be understood, that
my Pills are applicable only in relieving the symptoms
consequent upon its attacktheir action is that OF repair
ing the original injury TO the SYSTEM by restoring ma
tural tone and sensbiy TO the organs more Immediately
connected with digestion The celebrated English Sur
geon, Abcrnchy, attributed nine out of ten of the
diseases in tho human frame Indigestion. The remote
causes are generally mental eXcitements either of grief
pleasure-nensc studymmodcrate use of stimulants
oil every kind-replcon and excuses of every kind
Inc proNmae causes are, loss of power in the nervous
systema want of bile gastric uice-so debiating the
stomach as to render incapable of acting upon the food
introduced into it. Symptoms of the disease existing are
loss oil appeuca OF choakng and uneasness the
throat-irequent nausea-hearburn-l lauency-arroson
In the stomach when cmpty-and frequently pain after
mealsoccasional pain in the side-grcat cosvcneSs-
habuai chiliness languor-owness of spirits-palpa-
tons, and disturbed sleep Dr. Benson will attend to ca
ses OF Dyspepsia, at his Office in Mrs Sanard's Boarding
House, from to 10 A. M. and TO p. Mills manner
treating the disease only pracsed by himself in this
country and is analogous the successful mode practscd
by the late celebrated Surgeon Abernethy of London
~, ID. In consequence OF numerous engagements since
his arrival in this city, he has necessarily been obliged
defer this notice until the present. JAN 3. T7I-tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03
Horst On EErREsENrAT1VEs-

Mr. Wck1a from the Committee on the Public Lands.
reported bill explanatory Of an act for the relief Of Off
and ,odiers Of the Virginia line and navy and OF tho
Continental Army during the Revolutionary war, approx
ed Goth Of May, 1890 which read twice, committed
to Committee Of the Whole House made the order Of
te day for 10 morrow, and directed TO be printed.
Mr. DraVon. from the Committee Military Aftairs
reported bill 70 irp7oY -. condition ofhe non-commis-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A CARD.-Dr. Benson Surgeon Dentist, has remoy-
IN cd his office TO Mrs Stanars boarding house. where
he respectfully offers continuation of his services TO the
ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond and Manchester.
His invaluable Tooth-ache Drops, may be had at the
drug store of Mr. McKdoc, and at his office.
Jan. $. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

A GOOD OFFER-The subscribers partnerships
IA with Messrs. Sheldon s Webb, will expire by limi-
taon on the 1s of January nextHe offers for sale his
portion of the stock remaining hand consisting of &C.
neral and well selected assortment of Dry Goods Groce
ries, Hardware &C. at first credit of one, two
and three years will be given bearing interest from the
time of sale The purchascrto lease purchase his
and dwelling house, doth conneced well situated and
the best stand in the CityIf required for the
OF the business, he will loan the purchaser in cash. the
amount OF the stock OF goods on hand the whole TO be
satisfactorily sccuredIIavng been engaged in the mer-
camille business in this place for upwards of 80 years. he
DESTROYS of Withdrawing, that he may bring close his
extensive transactions. ROSCOW COLE
Williamsburg, JAN 3. 7I-2ay3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

ENEMALE SCHOOL.-During the ensuing year, a
Female School will be kept the house of the sub
scriber in the county OF HenricO and about miles from
the city OF Richmond in healthy and pleasant situation
The Session will commence the I'd of January next
and terminate the 10Th of December ensuing.-Thc
School will be conducted by lady, believed to be entire
iy competent TO teach all the useful and substantial
branches OF good English Education. From to pu-
pills eau be accommodated with board washing. and
them every and attention will be paid-Tcrms will
be 49, for the entire session. including every charge
board washing and tuition.
MARY G. c. SHEPPARD.
Jan. g. 7I-2awSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

ANOTSPUR will stand the season in the county Of
3 u GlouCestcr-Seasonto the first OF March
and end tic first Of July Particulars TO be made known
horse Of the purest blood and Of
the most approved Virginia racing stock
Dec a. [67-ws@1 John 3. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

"a DESIRABLE RESI- DENCE FOR SALE.-The
IA subscriber wishing from this place, offers
for sale his spacious and comfortable Dwelling House and
Lot at present occupied by him, containing eight large
well finished rooms with fire places; ALSO two Offices al
ached to the lot containing six with freplaces
together with large Kitchen with number of servants
rooms Dairy Smoke house, Stable and Carriage house,
with vegetable and flower Gardens, Clever lots, grazing
ground ncver-iang spring of excellent water running
through the latter embracing in all about ground,
and newly enclosed.Thc situation the best in the city,
being unincumbered with other houses and lots. 1t is
well calculated for gentleman with large family, or
Boarding House. ROSCOW COLE.
Williamsburg, Jan. 3. 7l-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

a. ALE OF NEGROES, &c.-Wi be sold on Thurs
~ day the fifth day of January next, at the Tavern of
John s. Cooke, i'll the county OF Abemarle from forty TO
fifty valuable Slaves, consisting of Men, Women, Boys
and Girls; among them several valuable mechanics.
Immediately after the sale of the negroes will be sold
Blair Park, tho crop of Corn, Plantation Utensils, Sc
TTmS;A part of the negroes will be sold for cash. the
remainder and the other articles, credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond with approved security
VIM BROWNE, ! Executors of
ALEX'R. BROWN, Jas Henderson.
Dec. 10, 1881 Cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

THNIE subscriber, living at Whitehall, in the county
n of Hanover, having employed a young man, who
has had some experience teacher, and who give
satisfactory evidence of his Abilities would take into his
family four five small boys boardcrs, exceeding in
age fourteen years.The situation of my residence is in n
healthy and agreeable ncighbourhood and commands all
the advantages which can be desired by any who may wish
conde their children to my careThe terms for board
and tuition, during the space Of ten months will be $50,
payable at the end Of the The school will
open the 9th day Of January and terminate The
last day of the ensuing NovcmbcrThcrc will be
cation Of month"; during the season. 1nstruc-
ton viii be given in all the branches Of ordinary Eng
sh education, viz Reading Writing, Arithmetic. Gram
mar, Geography, &c and also in the Latin and Greek
anguagesSrct attention will be paid TO the department
Of the boys both within and out Of School and every old
afforded them in the prosecution Of their respective stu
dies, which prompudc and steady application the part
Of their teacher
Parents living at distance, who may wish to engage
their Children will receive prompt attention. by addressing
letter to me, and directing it 10 Yordon PestOtce
Tayorsville THOMAS BOSWELL.
Dec. q 59-2twst