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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-14
E. WHITE AND WILLIAM HAesAIuI

ID EsPEcrFULLY inform The Printers II liz
- United States, TO whom they have lin.
been individually kiown as established i. eil2
Founders. that they have now formed 4 CO.
partnership in said business, and hone from
their united skill. and extensive experience. NJ
be able 10 give full satisfaction to all u do may
favor them withSurders. &.
The introduction Of machinery, III place OE
the tedious and unhealthy process DC eastinss
type by hands long 4 desideratum by sgsc E,i-
ropeana md American Founders, washy Anse-
rican ingenuity. and heavy expenditure az
time and money on the part. of oisr senior
partner, Rrst successfully accomplished. Exc
tensive use III the machine east ietteri has fillv
tested and established it's superiority in every
particular over that cast by the old process. 4
The Letter Foundry business win hereafter
be carried on by the parties before nasncd,
under the firm 1T yvfiiTE, HAoAR SgtCos
Their specimen exhibits complete series
from Diamond 10 a lines Plea. The book
and news type being ii the most modern and
/ light style.
WarrE, HAsAR & ca. arc agents fos il,e
Smith and Rust Printing Presses. Vi hicti they
/ can furnish to4heir customers al the n1aau-
factnrers' prices, Chases, Cases, Composing
Sticks. Ink. and every article used ID The.
Printing Business. kept Oh. sale, and faFhislig9
On short notice. Old type takel III excliange
for new it q cents per ID.
NetO- YOFk. Tune, 1889
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-14

The following i sle ApporsioDment Of Isepfessnia-
ves aong The several sintcs under tho wi IL Con-
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-14

Accident.-Alr. Samuel Wedge. of Warren. aged
IS, was engaged few days ago in Telling trees in
Cornwall. wbep, In cutting DOVE tree on which an-
other was lodged. i sprung and struck him on the
head and side. Four o. his rilD vera broken. and
also bis leg ia two pieces above theknee. He linger
ed fory-eight hours and expired in great agony. He
l,as left wile and 6ye childrsp. Com. s IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24

On the arrival Of the professional gentlemen,
they swore that old Manning was literally dying;
that he may not live two hours; while on the Ia
BILE the hue Of death spread over him. lie vas
removed almost I~ifeless. and expired in a very
short time afterwards
Prisoners counsel claimed an acquittal, on
the ground of having been thus, by the interpos'-
ton of Providence. denied, for their client, the
advantage of his cross examination.
MIR. Scott. X. c., argued ON the other side.c CT
ting precedents; particularly a case ruled by Sir
Anthony Harte.
The Judge charged the Jury, observing that if
a verdict were found, the decision Of the 12 Judg-
es may be had on this point.
The Jury immediately found a verdict Of Gull
ty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24

A shoemaker of Schoharie, was the other day
fitting a customer with a pair Of boots, when the
buyer observed, that he had but one objection to
them, which was that the soles were a little too
thick. "If that is ALL" replied Crispin, 90 put
on the boots, and the objection will gradually
tcear a,uGy."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24

In the House Of Representatives on Friday
Mr.. Clay of Alabama, moved the following as
a rule to be observed 10 the farther trial of Samu.
Ell HoustOn:
"Resoiued, That IN the further prosecution of
the trial of Samuel Houston, the examination of
witnesses, and the discussion Of questions arising
out of testimony, shall be confined TO the Com
mittee appointed to conduct the examination on
the part Of the House, and to the accused of the
Council. but any member may propose questions,
in writing, through the Committee
Mr.. Clay supported his resolution BY a few
brief remarks on the consumption Of time which
had occurred and the tendency Of this rule to pre-
vent it.
Mr.. Doddridge suggested a modification Of the
resolution, the object Of which he highly approx
ed. He said that thirty yfus members had yes
terday spoken. and most Of them had addressed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24

Galignani's Messenger announces the death of
the celebrated Champellion, in his AZ year, after
a long and painful illness. by his death" says
that journal, s'the scientific world ~sustains an
irrcparable loss. The obscurityof Egyptian his
tory has only acquired ~su6icien! intensity TO point
to us the treasures which were concealed there,
without enabling US to examine aud render them
available"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24

Judge PriuIeau. Of Charleston City Court, has
decided that a mule Is not a horse; and that the
city ordinance RESTRAINING horses from running at
large. does not authorize the arr est Of mules.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24

The Gardiner Intelligencer says-"The snow
covers the ground yet IN the more interior parts
of Maine. and s~leighing continues-and this is
the midst of April! We are informed that cat.
tie in many places are starving for want of hay,
the stock having been exhausted BY the unparaI-
leIed severity and duration Of the winter. Ma
nv farmers have been obliged to draw browse
from the woods for the subsistence of their sheep
and cattle"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24
From the Nsrfok Beacon, .4pru 20.

GOVERNMENTAL Gentleman of our Bo.
rough yesterday received without any suspicion
Of its being spurious, a U. 5. Bank note OF 50
of the Baltimore Branch, with all the signatures
&c. apparently accurate. but which on being pre-
scented at the Bank for change was instantly pro-
nounced a counterfeit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24

Napks.-The Paris papers state, under the
head of " Naples. 10th February" that four
American ships Of war had arrived at Syracuse,
and that Mr. John Nelson, the recently arrived
Charge DIES Affaires of the United States, had
delivered his credentials to the king on the 29th
January. That passage Of the Presidents Mes
sage relating to our claims on the Neapolitan Gov
eminent had caused, it is added, great sensation
at Naples.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06
POETRY.

" nccn Yrr nrmA,S, uN,vso."

From the Now York MiuorJ
rcckiy Journal, drcai Literature a.d ne Fne Yrt. n PEI
od'eai, conducted vtt grcat and cbilty.
again presenting some original lines om the u,
Miss Fauy mbie, have thank that Young lnt
Tor nor kindness 10 the New NoS Mirror but Tor enabling
otter to the country which udenty appreciates her worth n,
Gdmirod. ~ " ~
TO 4 MUSICAL BoX,-Gy MISS FAxxr KrMuLn
foor little Sprito! in that dark, coll.
Gagged 10y the law OF mans rcSistless might;
WIN thy sweet, liquid tones by stron, spell
Compelled To minister to his delight
Whencc-what art thpu? AT thou a fairy whit
caught sleeping in SOME lily snowy bell,
Where thou hod'st cCPt, to rock IN the moonlight
Aud drink the starry dcwtlrups $ t.,y
say, dost thou think sometimes when thou singing,
% thy wild haunt upon tho mountains brow,
Where thou vert wont To list che hoalhhcls ringing,
Aud sail upon the sunsets amber glow?
When thou art weary OF thy of. told thomc
Say, dost thou think Of the clear, pcbbly stream
- upon whose mossy brink thy follows play,
i,aneing ~ circles by the moons sot beam,
Hiding in blossoms from tho sun irfco CLEAN,
Whilst thou in darkness sing life away?
Aud canst thou feel when the spring time returns,
FILLING the earth with fragrance and with glso
hheu ~ the wide creation, nothing mourns,
VI eli that lives, save that which Il not free:
on II thou e3nst aud we could hear thy pmyer
How would thy ittlo voice, heseochns, cry
FOR Que short draught Of the fresh morning air,
- F0r one short glimpse Of the clear, sky
feichance, thou Sings in hopes shalt be free?
Swcctly and patiently thy task fulfilling;
While thy sad thoughts Wandering with the Doe,
10 every bud with honey dew disabling.
That hope ~ vain, for coulst thou "
Thy homcward flight back % the greenwo od CAV;
IhOu dst he n shunud aud orsakcn thing.
- 'Mongs' the companions of thy happier day.
For FAIRY civ . like many other creatures,
Bear heeting memories, that 20;
Nor can they Oft recall familiar features,
By absence ouch'd OF cloulod U'cr with vo.
Then, rest content with sorrow; for there he
Many who must that lesson learn with thee;
And still thy wild notes MARBLE checrfuly;
lh, when thy tiny voice begins o fail
For thy lost bliss, sing but one parting wniI
Foor little spritc! and then sleep silently.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

"a n CONGRATULATIONS rules held i'm the
b Clerks Office of the Cfcuit Superior Court OF Law
day in November, 1892
n. NJ. Martin & Co.. pl,inGg
against
Thomas Adams and StephenJ Blackwell D.Gs
i he defendant, Stephen j. Blackwell not having en-
tered his appearance according the act of Assembly
that he is not nhabtant Of this Sate-ordered tba
the said defendant do appear here the first Monday i'm
February next and enter his appearance and answer the
oil oil the plaintiff; and that copy this order he forth
with inserted in Of the newspapers published in the
CITY OF Richmond for two months successively and most,
ed at the front door OF the courthouse Of this county
Copy. Teste, VIM G.. BAPTIST ID r.
NOVemOer ~ 5S-wSwH
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HN CHANCERY -YfRG1NtA.- Cbester6eI1C o,o-
n ~ Court November Ilfb 1929

EN CHANCERY .-YfRG1N1A.-In Chesterfield oun-
n ty Court November 1lth 1892
Robert Belcher aud Sarah his wife Thomas Belcher in
his own right, and administrator of Archibald c. Fer
gnsson, deceased and his wife Elizabeth John d. Bdugh
ana RANGES H. his wife, John Roberts and his wife
against
John Ferguson, Aaron Ferguson, and William Fer
gussOn, Derts
The defendants not having entered their appearance
aud gwen security according the ct Of Assembly and
he rules OF this Court, aud appearing tie satisfaction
oil the Court, That they inhabitants Of this Com
nonwealtb, on the motion Of the compliments bv coun-
sell IT IS ordered, that the defendants DO appear here on
the second Monday in February neSt and answer the
compinnans bill, and that copy Of this order be forth
WIN inserted Ia some one OF The public newspapers printed
IN the city Of Richmond for months successiyeIv and
also posted at the front door Of the Court House Of ds
county. Copy. Tesie,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, D. c.
NOV. %. 57-wSw
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Plaintiff.

NoTiCE.--In compliance with the last will and Tes-
lament OF Joseph Brand deceased, will be sold on
the 22d day of January 1888 by lis Executors tract of
Land containing about seven hundred and thirty acres
ying on Mechunck creek, Albemarle county; the terms
VIII DC ihree equal payments; third of the purchase
money to be paid the first day of January 1891; the
second payment on the first day of January 1885; and
the last on the ls ofJanudry 1885, deed of trust on the
and VIII be required to be given by the purchaser and
IN addition TO ts personal security for the first payment
AZ the same time and place, will be sold, the residue of
e estate oil The tesator, consisting of several negroes
stock OF various kinds also household and kitchen furni
lure There will also be sold the same time and place
ny The Executor, in conformity the will of Fanny
brand deceased, her estate consisting several groes
stock OF various kinds, household and kitchen furniture
plantation TOOLS crops Of and fodder SC As to tle
personal property, cash will be required for all sums n
der Ten dollars on all sums above 10 dollars, credit until
the first day Of January 1891 will be given tic purcbs
ser giving bond with approved secury the sale will con
unue from day to day until the whole property disposed
OIL On the land there COOL buildings new barn and
machine; vein OF limestone runs through and crop Of
wheat is seeded on it,
The Executors Of Joseph and Fanny Brand, dec'd
November 30. 50-Utds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

n RY-VIRGINIA-In the Circ,it Sn
"A peor Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrico coun-
ty, the 9th day OF June, 1882:
benjamin c. Coghl, and John Ellet, and Fanny b. his
vile, pla;n,ia! "''
against
John Sheppard, executor OF Benjamin w Coleman de-
ceased sarah Laughlin and Fountain, Thomas c. Ann
oatah Elizabeth aud keZiah Laughlin, William r. Fa-
iish ana MIliy w his wife, Nlily Micent Jones' Will
nam Barrett aud Mary his wife, Moses Sncad and Mar
ma his WIFE, Paul Deret and Ann his wife Thomas c
Yates George Yates, John b. Yates and Mildred Yates
administrative, and German Goo1oe administrator of Mi
chael W. Yates Henry Yates, Joel Crenshaw, admins
traitor oil ohm Sutton decd, the Joel Crenshaw and
hilcen his wife, Temperance Lighburn George Jones
ami Mary his wife, John Sutton, Thomas c. Sutton viii
nam sutton Paul Christian, administrators of Robert SUIT
ion acc d. the same Paul Christian and Polly X his wife
Kezah Coghill, and - Scroggiss and Mildred w
his wife, DeC,ndan,s "
This cause in which the plaintiffs appear TO have pro-
ceeded against the defendants Fountain aughn Henry
atos John b. Yates, Joel Crenshaw administrator Of
Jo sutton, deceased and the said Joel Crenshayy and
hlcen his wife, Temperance Lightburn George Jones
ana Mary his wife, John Sutton Thomas c. Sutton and
Wlham sutton, Paul Christian, administrator of Robert
sutton, dec d., and the said Paul Christian and Polly
his wle, aud -- Scroggin and Mildred w his wife
VINO are out OF this country, in the mode prescribed by
law against absent defendants they still falling TO appear
ana answer came this day be heard on the bill taken
lor confessed, TO all the other defendants and an xhb
ana was argued by the plaintiffs counseI On consdera-
on whereof, the Court doth adjudge order and decree
a' me defendant John Sheppard do render account Of
ms administration OF the estate of his tesator BENJAMIN
w Coleman, before of the Commissioners of This
ana make report thereof to the Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by the parties TO be so stated
copy Ieste, VIM. G.. SANDS, ID. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

n observation-disclosures rules taken in the
Il Clerks Office of Prince Edward county court The Isl
day of October, 1892.
John Pearson, pliF
against
Theodore Williams and William b. Smith, DeGs
The defendant Theodore Williams, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according 10 an act
OF the General Assembly and the rules of this court and
il appearing that he is nhabitant of this Staeon
the motion OF the plaintiff by his Attorney it is entered
sues Aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the said
defendant Theodore Williams do appear here on the first
dSy Of January court next, and the plaintiffs bill;
aud that copy OF this order lie forthwith inserted in some
one oil the public newspapers published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully and also posted
the front door of the court house of this county
Copy. Testc, b. j. WORSHAM OK
OcIOOeF ~ 49-MSMs
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NOIICE-By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to
the subscriber and GaTct VI. Quarles, by John NJ
Price and vile, and Of record in the Clerks Office Of
Louisa for the purpose Of securing the payment Of sum Of
money therein named, to James Minor and assigned TO
william MOTIFS Co J. as Acting Trustee, shall proceed
to sell at public auction for cash. at Iouta Court House
on Monday the 10th day Of December next, that being
Court day. one undivided moeiy Of the Tract Of Land and
appurenances on which Louisa Court House stands pur
chased by said John NJ Price OF Henry Lawrance This
property includes the Tavern Louisa House. and is con-
sdered very valuable. Any further description isdeemed
useless those wishing invest money property Of this
KIND, viii examine aud judge for themselves. The title
IS believed to be UNREASONABLE, I shall however only
convey such title as is vested In me
CHARLES Y. KtMBROUGH
NOV 70 lb6-Ztwds'l HofiHg Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

GRANVILLE MALE ACADEMY In concurrence
NJ Of The determination Of Dr. Weld, 10 retire from
the Institution, At the close Of the present Session the
Trustees are DESTROYS Of engaging Gentleman to fiji the
vacancy occasoned by his resignation. Applicants must
be able to furnish UNREASONABLE testimonials of quaca.
Ton and character and man Of experience and who in
lends to devote himself TO Teaching, would be preferred
Letters upon the subject post paid addressed 10 the Trus
tees or Secretary, will be attended to- and any informa-
ton given which faay be desired
BY order OF the Board
JAMES D. PATTON, President.
JAMES LANIER, Scerefdru
Danville, Oct. n. 56-w4,v
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CoMm1ss1oNrR,s orr1rr-

- RlcHW0nd OcfOber 18th, 1892 {
lhe parties interested, will please take notice that
have appointed the 9TH of December next TO commence
The account directed in the foregoing order of Court on
which day at o'clock A. NJ they are required TO attend
at my ohce in this City, with their accounts and vouchers
ready Tor examination and settlement, and with office CO.
pies OF the necessary Court papers
HILARY BAKER, Commissioners
November6 52 etc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06
CoMMIss1oNER's Orr1cr-

'Ht uuY ~ SNODeWOeT, 1852. \
he parties Interested in any way the oreg going de-
cFetaI Order are hereby notified that have appointed
The l7'h day Of January, 1888 Luncnburg Court.
House at my office, by 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day 10 begin the said account all persons are desired TO at
tend on tatd"y with all evidence vouchers and papcrs
that may be required in making up the said report =
ID. STREET, NJ. c. l.. G. S. " c.
Nov. 90 56-,,s,g -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

I'm observation-disclosures l.unenburg Cir
n cult Superior Court of Law Chancery continued
and held for Lunenburg County the 10Th day Of October
1882:
Joel Neal and Henrietta his wife, Pitts
against
James Bagley, Thomas Keeon, Robert Davis Pasckill
Davis, Sarah Anderson, f" lillian Davis Sterling Davis
Baxter Davis, Jeremiah Burnett and Diana, his wife, and
Martha Davis, Dens
The absent defendants Robert Davis Sarah, Anderson
and James Gee, against whom the plaintiffs appear to
nave proceeded IN the prescribed by the act of
Assembly aud the rules of this Court not having appear
cd ana answered the bill of the plaintiffs, the Court doth
take the SAID bill Tor confessed, TO them; and this cause
came on TINS day to be heard the subpoena award
IN, the bill, answers of the defendants Thomas Keeon
James Bdgley, Sterling Davis William Davis aud Bax-
Ter DAVIS anu exhibits aud argued by counsellor
consideration whereo 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the Court, that the subpoena awarded against the defend
ants jeremiah Burnett and DIANA his WIFE and Thomas
Adams administrator Of Daniel Williams deceased has
been executed on them for than four months The
curt doth take the bill for confessed as TO them and doth
adJudge, order aud decree that the defendants Thomas
heeton and James BAgey do render of their
administration OF the of their tcstator Zachariah Da
vs deceased before the Commissioner the Court who
is directed to examine and the same and make re-
port thereof this Court with any matter specially stat
ed deemed pertinent by himself or required TO be so stat
cd by either OF the pares-and the Court doth further
order, that the said Commissioner ascertain the num-
Der ana description oil the slaves conveyed by the deed
OF me i3h February 1884 in the proceedings mentioned
cIudhg the increase oil the females since the date the
deed, how the same have been disposed Of the value
thereof and in whose possession they now are; and also
'ha The said Commissioner do ascertain the value of the
oer personal property, conveyed by the said deed of the
18Th February, 1874, the date OF the said deed and
what has become OF them; and also that he ascertain the
value oil the slave advanced by the testaor the plain
s, and the value of the slaves bequeahc -by him i'm
trust for the female p,inh and the amount pai, hv The
defendants, Thomas Kecion and James Bagby 10 The
Piainhs and make report thereof this Court with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
required to be so stated by either party.
opy. Teste, wM IL. TAYLOR, OK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06
MIsCELLANEOUS

BELGIUM correspondent Paris, ho has re-
Gently visited y lgum, and who an witness Of
he reception given by King Leopold our fellow cid-
zen. Gene al Wool has written us some account Of IT,
The ride from Paris TO Brussels in the highest do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06
miss MARY +. CRAwFORD's Female School will

BNISS MARY +. CRAWFORD'S Female School will
1VA continue the ensuing year, At her fatcrs the
stage road, two miles below Louisa Court House, where
six eight small girls be accommodated with board.
The usual branches Of English education will be
taught, and the stricte attention paid to their morals and
health, as well as their mental improvement
The School will commence 10Th Of January next,
and terminate 10Th Of December following, with
months vacation in the summer. 4
Price Of board and tuition 500, for the scholastic year
With an extra charge Of 50 foE neede-work
November 80 59-w4w'