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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-02
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z iag IA v Annual Circular take plrnSnc IN
announcing the Continued pftronngr aud laYorr
bic regard Of the Legislature # the sat. and
Tint abundant Nd la, already born given
hat the Medical Coalcge u OHIO, will fully meet
The cap cations II - Vnrme.t rirndi- lis pros
prr has been reruln,I, aud rapidly progressive.
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tleSs OF ID. Students md II, It's last ,cssiDn III
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Inc humber OF GRADUATES at the last coumene,-
M ut WIS 90.
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new flee L's i q gee Up "'t,ln thr L,.t vat.
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pr,tutd ANATOMY.
Appropriations have hesa nude, to cuable tue
kfaculty 20 cnl#rte III. Library, which viii be
found 10 cm'tacr the hesl works IN the yarlpu,
Branches oi medical science, rs wei ~ the piom-
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-02

1S0R sale. Negro Man, WAC Is u good rough
"a Carpenter and valuable Plantation baud.
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ton, al the Red House, Charlotte Va
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.anbcr JOS. ? GODFREY
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ANNUAL CIRCULAR
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BOARD OFJRUSIEES.
VII IN COHRY, PHEspINr.
J,c u Burnct, sfPh CT.
Wnnn Burke. fFihr lrI Wright,
AfIandei Duucan. Daniel 6ano,
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-12

Extract IF a letter from Com. James BIddle,
commanding the U. s. Squadron in the Medl,
terranean, to the Secretary OF the Navy, dated
Syracuse, February lst, 1882.
cit may perhaps not be uninteresting to you
to learn that the whole number OF persons IN thus
squadron, exclusive of commissioned and war
rant officers, is eleven hundred and seven, and
that of this number eight hundred and nineteen
have stopped their allowance Of spirits, receiving
money Tor it under your general order Of the
18th of June last. To encourage these men to
perscyere and to entce others to follow their ex-
ample. the grog money is paid regularly and at
short periods On board the Adams. as you will
percelve from the accompanying papers, not a
man draws his allowance Of spirits"
Damages for The loss Of q ,oife-A New York
paper contains a report of an action brought by
Geo. Jones. jr. against Alexander Wilson,-both
members Of the theatrical profession, and known
as Stock Actors in former Company at the Ire.
mont Theatre The plaintiff alleged that he
was brtrothed in marriage to Miss Mary c. W..
Duff. daughter Of the accomplished tragic actress,
and that. in consequence of certain prejudicial
statements made by Mr.. Wilson to the mother, re.
Iatve to the SAID Jones, in the green-room Of the
Richmond Hill Theatre, N. Y, and in presence
ofdivers persons. he, the plaintiff. was subse-
quenty rejected, as suffer, by said Mary Duff.
The principal witness produced was Mrs. DUFF,
who deposed that Wilson had cautioned her
against encouraging the addresses Of Jones to her
daughter; saying that Jones cheated people out
of money he owed them; that he had not toward
cd cash as directed. entrusted to his BY Mrs.
Bernard for the support Of her children. and that
he had taken a gold chain from the neck of
lady in Boston, whose husband would probably
prosecute him for theft In consequence Of these
statements made by Mr.. Wilson, Mrs Duff had
written to her daughter to influence her to check
any advances which the young man might feel
disposed to make. Deponent further stated that
she did not now believe the stories she had heard
of MIR. Jones. and that she had never heard any
body speak i'll Of him, except Mr.. Wilson and
Mrs. Pelby. Sundry witnesses were examined
who had heard Mr.. Wilson's remarks, and the
case was committed to the Jury, who returned
verdict Of one hundred dollars damages in the
PLAINTIFF favor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-12

by the satisfaction q the people. Itwouid have
accomplished It's object. aud at least this portion
of Europe would have been permanently settled.
But the reverse is tie case. The Holy Alliance
lnterferedabsdrd plan: and nnaS nds him
self the Protestant Monarch Of Catholic coun-
try, surrounded by hose also who cannot love.
though they may respect him, and being Monarch
Of some country without limits and without Ooun'
daries.
And now ,Uhers arethe rat.IedfionsI NOT ar
riyed-not signed--not exchanged. This is the
report Of the day. The Renters are hanging
down their heads-ths men Of the ja'te m,i, s
are in state Of agitation ADD dependency diff
cult to describe-the Funds are falilng-M' re-
rier is tormented from morning till night oy MS
"dear friends" who ask him for consolation ahd
the ratiications; and. verify If he does not pro-
duce the latter in few days. his worst enemies
will be those of his own house.
Your ebedent servant, y. r u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-12

The best way in which a man can 's s;;, i
appreciation Of an editors industry " l.I;,,b.>
to take his paper. Praise is always oe'" !, n
always gratifying-but liberal PatronsI 81
like your paper very much approve os,. q an
course entirely-you write a well tu'a ss,,. ..
pIeasan, sayings where~ithaI to tickle .. s's
an Editor; but we assure you. gen'ie .. :. "a %!
simple direction, .'Send your paper ~. bo4
500 has far more music IN it. IL sPss .e..,iop
it is the act of support, and not tue P %'",i,r
1PhiIadelphia IaguHs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-12
Court Of Appeals.

YNHS Council win cit - Court Of Appeals on the
2lst 2ad and 23d inst from II until O'Clock each
NAV I'D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-12

Published, daily, (by EDGAR sNowDENs1 e.; H
Town and thrice q week for the Country, on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets nearly op
rns;,s the Post Office Daily paper So; Country pa
F., .s.rs of ss
.:''. S .vsry other dsv three times, 81; and rs
cent. for eyery subsequen, insertion On Advertise
",s n.erted once or t,Uiee q ,Oeek IS per cent al
',.;"n.i No Advertis, ment considered less than
",,srs nor inserted for less than ST. All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear in the Country
paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
RY-LAW

Passed Gt the Annual T'osCn Meeting of fhe
 T'OsOn of CGnaa1, October I, 1889. NOTED, That if any owner of any Neat V Cattle shah suffer the same to go at largr, or Out of his or her enclosure, such owner shall forfeit and pay to ihe person who shalt take up and impOund the same, the sum Of twenty five cents for each creature so found at large, or out of the owners enclosure, or taken up.
 Voted, That it shall be lawful for any per s0R or persons tO impOund any creatures SD found out of the enclosure of the owner, and ai large; and any person so impnunding any creatures shall give notice thereoft to the own CT, and proceed according to the Sd and 4th sections of statute law of this state eotitIed an act to provide Pounds, and to regulate the impounding of creatures" And the own CT of creatures SD impounded shall not receive the same from ihe pound until he shall have paid to the person impoundng the same the amount of the forfeiture, and to the pound keeper his fees and his expenses for keeping said creatures, as in 0thrr cases Of creatures inpounded. Prouided, nevertheless, that any person who has family residence within said town of Canaan. who shall get permission by n certificate in writing from the Select men O! said town, may suffer one Mich Cow 10 run at large on the public highway, between the rising and the setting of the sun each day, and not incur the aforesaid penalty.
 Attest. BENAJAH DOUGLAS.
 10 l0tcn Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
NOTICE.

WEE Court of Probate for the District of
 LstcnheId has allowed six months from tnis oate Tor the credit0rs to the estate of JOHN THOMPSON. g ta.e ot Goshen. in said district. deceased, in winch 10 exhibit their claims to the subscTi. pess ioT settlement. All claims not presented wHni" said time will bs debarrsd a recovery. Ahose indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.
 JAMES E. THOMPSON. 2 Admsnss-
 BENIN SEDawIcK, S tFusOrs. Goshen, Oct l3, IsSR sIe
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
SAMUEL M. ENsIGN'S RdDARDHNG SCHOOL,

THE buildings occupied for this institution
 are pleasantly situated in the elevated and healthy village of SOuth Farms. four and half miles south of Liich field, Conn. and furnish convenient buildings for the whole es- tablishment.
 The course of instruction in this institution embraces Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Ge- ography, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Com position, History, Logic, Mathematics, Natu- ral Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy. the use of Globes, Mapping, Book-Keeping by Double Entry, and Declamation.
 The morals and habits of the pupils are nt all times under the inspection of the Instruc- tor. The period of instruction for a year will consist of forty-eight weeks, divided into two terms. There will be two vacations in each year, the first two weeks from the 18th of April, the second two weeks from the 18th of October. No reduction will be made for Ab- sence except in case of sickness. Pupils will be received at any period of the term.
 The text books used in this institution are the Bible, Barber's Elocutionist, Bascom's System Of Writing, Daboll's and Colburn's Arithmetic. Olney's and Woodbridge (large editionl Geography, Mnrray's Grammar. JaimesOn's Rhetoric and Logic, Whelpley's, Tit!er's, and Webster's History, Days Mafh- emafics, Playfair's Euclid, Blake's Philoso-
 
 phy, Comstock's Chemistry with BIakes questions, Bennett's System of Book Keep ing, Webstcr's or Walkers Dictionary, Ha. l zsn's Speller and Defner, and Mnrray's Ex- .ercise. Number of pupils limited to s5, and no day scholars will be received after the l above number is completed.
 sa TERMS or ADMISSION.
 Preparatory department, S10O per year. z Higher do. 120 '' |" including board, instruction. washing. mend ing, rooms, fuel, lights. beds and bedding- each pupil to proside his own books and sta tionary. Terms of all not received by the year made known on application.
 School Teachers who wish to review their studies, and such young men as may wish to qualify themselves as teachers, will have that attention given them which they may require. X teacher of Writing is constantly employed. This Institution is permanent, and Is conduct l cd by the Proprietor. and rests solely upon his exeftions for it's support. No labor will therefore be spared to have it maintain that l standing and receive that liberal encourage | snRnt it has hitherto received.
 South Farms. Sept. 4. 1882 IQ,0l 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

THE Steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt.San-
 IL ford, and the new Steamboat SPI.EN- DID, Capt. Beecher, commenced DAILY LINE between New. Haven and NewYOrk. on Monday the a7ih inst. The Superior will leave New Haven every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, at l2 o'clock, nOon. The SPlen- did will leave New Haven every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, at the same hour. Returning. each boat willlesye New-York on the alternate days, at 2 o'clock "A. M.
 The Superior is we'll known to the travel ling public, and needs no commendatioD. No pains or expense have been spared in the con- structiou of the Splendid. to render her in every respect first rate boat. It is expected she will equal the Superior in speed. and in other respects :; is hoped she will be thought worthy of her name. The Captains and the Agent will not be wanting in their exertions to opromote the comfort and safety of passen- gers. @f'
 Excellent PosT COACHES and HORSES are always ready on the arriya! of the Boats, 10 convey passengers to Hartford, Providence and Boston. soas s1Et 3f ss JOEL ROOT, Agent.
 Netp. HQVeu.s tug. Q8, 1882 e .s A s l2
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
BROKE INTO

nulsi l,a TIRE enclosure of the sub
 l scriber. on the 8th instant, eS 0ne pair of Light Red OXEN, ala about seven years old. with no aFtihcial mark. Also. one Red COW. with n small star tn the forehead. little white in switch fthe tail and under the belly, no ar tifcial mark. The owner is requested to prove property. pay charges, and take said cattle away. HENRY JOHNSON.
 Bethlem. Ocs. i5, 1889 sl9
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
AUCTION.

UiLL BE SOLD at PuhIie Auction, on w ThursdGy the first of N0Ve1sbeT MeEt, tt N not previously sold at private sale.
 A FARM cOnsisting of about
 70 acres of Land, with Dwelling House, Corn House, Horse Shed. a large Barn, two Cow houses, one 40 feet the other 30 feet long, first rate Meadow of a. bout 10 acres, sufficient quantity of Plough Land, three Orchards. large snpPly of Wood and Pasture Land. The above Farm is three miles west from the Court House in Litch- field, and is knOwn ny the name of WoLcoTT FARM. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock m the forenoon. Terms of payment made known at the time of sale.
 GEORGE MERCHANT. Litchfeld, Oct. 10. 1882 l8
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
BROADCLOTRS, FRENCH NIERlNOES, Goats Hair CamblOts.

FRENCH MERlNOES,
 Goats Hair Camblets. DLUE, black, mixed, brown. green, and ID olive super, snperfne & common Broad- cloths, cheaper than ever before offered in this market extra fine French MeriaOes, com prising various colors; genuine brown S blue Goats Hair Comblets bsown and blue Imi- tation do.; Tartan Plaid. Baizes. Friezes, Flanuels, Rose Blankets. Marseilles Quilts, cloth Table Covers; Petersham and lion skin and ,drab Kersey for over coats-good arti- clss; rlerinO Circassians, a great variety oi colors and shades; merino, black. white. and scarlet Shawls 5-4 and 6-4 Thibet, Cash mere and English Merino do; black S-4, 4-4 and s-4 GFssde Swiss, Italian and Marceiine Silks: cold Gfos de Maps. Comforters; meri- 10. buck and lossc skin Gloves; silk. wOrsted and cottoa Hosiery printed Floor Cloth; lO-4 damask Table Clothsf SE4 {. e-4. and 8-4 4dam- ask and birdseye Diapers; 4-4and 6-4 white Ihohinel Lace; Cambrics-with general as- sortmens af DOMESTIC GOODS.
 AEso, FRESH SUPPLY or
 GROCERIES,
 Selected expressly for family uss-all which
 win be sold cheap. by
 LiteAfsld, Oct. Is 10
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Porte, and they shall never suffer departure
from the principles here laid down and agreed to
by mutual consent. -
ARTICLE VI
vessels OF war OF the two contracting parties
shall observe towards each other demonstrations
OF friendship and good intelligence, according to
naval usage; and towards merchant vessels thew
shall exhibit the same kind and courteous man.
ser.
ARTICLE VIZ
Merchant vessels Of the United States in like
manner as vessels of the most favored nations.
shall have liberty to pass the Canal of the Impe-
rial Residence, and go and come in the Black
Sea, either laden or in ballast; and they NAV be
laden with the produce, nanuf ctures and effects,
+ the Ottoman Empire excepting such as are
prohibited, as well as Of their own country.
ARTICLE VIII.
Merchant vessels of thetwo contracting par
|.ies shall not be orcby taken for the shipment Of
troops, munitions and other objects of war, If the
captains or proprietors of the vessels, shall be
unwilling to freight them.
ARTICLE TX.
If any merchant vessel Of either of the cons
tracing parties, should be wrecked, assistance
and protection shall be afforded to those of the
crew that may be saved and the merchandise
and effects, which it may be possible to save and
recover, shall be conveyed to the Consul, nearest
TO the place of the wreck, to be, by him, delivered
to the proprleors.
CONCLUSION.
The foregoing articles, agreed upon and con-
cuded, between the Riasse' (Chancery of State,l
and the above mentioned Commissioner of the
the United States, when signed by the other two
Commissioners, shall be exchanged In ten
months from the date of this Temessuck, or IN.
strument of treaty, the exchange of the ratfica-
tons of the two Powers shall be made, and the
articles of this treaty shall have full force and
he strictly observed by the two contracting pow.
erS.
Given the fourteenth day of the moon Zilcade,
and in the year of the Hegira, I245 CORES,
pondlng with the seventh day of Mal, of
the year one thousand eight hundred and
thirty of the Christian Era
(Signed) MOHAMED HAND,
Reis- uI- Kutab.
{Reis Efemdi)
Now, therefore, to the end that the said treaty.
may be observed and performed with good faith
on the part of the United States, | have caused
the premises to be made public, and [ do hereby
ienlon all persons bearing office, civil or military,
within the United States and all others, citizens
or Inhabitants thereof, or being within the same,
faithfully to observe and fulfil the said treaty, and
every clause and article hereof.
la testimony whereof, have caused the seal
of the United States to be hereunto affixed, and
have signed the same with my hand
Done at Washington, this fourth day of Feb.
ruary, in the year of our Lord one
r., 81 thousand eight hundred and thirty
L. - two, and Of the independence of the
United States The fifty sixth.
ANDREW JACKSON.
BY the President:
EDw: LIVINGSTON,
Secretary Of State.
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[REsoLUT1oN, No. III
RESOLUTION respecting the Biennial Reg

RESOLUTION, No. III
RESOLUTION respecting the Biennial Reg
lister.
Resolped, by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiues of the United States of America IN
Congress assembled, That, in addition to the
matter heretofore contained in the Biennial Reg
lister, published by direction of Joint resolution
passed on the twenty seventh of April, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixteen, there shall be
included correct list in the next Register, OF
Jail printers of the laws of the United States sub.
sequent to the thirtieth of September, one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty one, to the Thrift
eth September, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty three, with the compensation allowed to
each ;eand of all printers within the period afore
said, in any way employed by Congress, or by any
department or officer of The Government, with the
compensation allowed to each, designating the
department or officer causing the printing to be
executed; and that said Register shall con-
tain correct statement of all allowances made
by the Post Master General within the period
last aforesaid TO each contractor or contracts for
carrying the mail, discriminating the sum paid as
stipulated by the original contract, and the sum
as an additional allowance And to enable the
Secretary of State to comply with this resolution
the several heads of departments, and officers di
recting or mourning The expense, or making the
allowances mentioned, shall cause the lists, and
The matter hereby required to be added, to be
lodged in the Office of the Department of State
as is directed In other cases by the resolution Of
April twenty seventh, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixteen
Resotped, That said Register shall contain a
correct list Of the Presidents, Cashiers, and Di,
rectors Of the Bank of the United States and its
branches, in office Oh the thirlieth of September
eighteen hundred and thirty three; which lis,
shall be transmitted by the President of said
bank to The Secretary of State by the first Mon
day of October, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty three.
Resolved, That all Biennial Registers, unde,
the said resolution of April twenty seventh, one
thousand eight hundred and sixteen, shall be com
piled and published conformably to the principle:
therein and hereby established
Approved, July IA, 1882.