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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27
DYSPEF fA. OR INDIGESTTON.

AF long sta0ding and of the most obstinate charae- permanently cured in variety of cases that have oc cured in Boson and vicinity. by using for sborttme
 Dr. Relfe's Vegetable Specific and ,. Anti Bilious l'ills, E both Of which arc to be taken together, accordipg to salaable, plain, and practical drections accompany ing the Specific. Price 50 cents each! % F None are genuine uAless signed oa the ousside printe wrapper, by the sole ropriet0r, T. KaDDER, immediate successor to the late Dr. w. T. CoNwAv-- Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 San,ael Buet and /. c. Beck,Oiih, Lifchfeld:
 E. Co,cles. South Farms DanieI Norton,
 Cnnoan; Judson S; Whittlesey, W. Preston i;
 Esnoc s. Wads,certa. Rcthtem i; Neotoa & Heysderson, Goshce.
 Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
 February 9 lye5w3S
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27
DIR. RELFE's 8OEA1HICAE E DR028g !

&6 Omo Of tho naoet eouapUnpsls in the Ma
 seria Aedca, for the cure of that ciass of inyete- satA Diseases, produced by an impure state of the hlo0d and viiiated habit of body, and usually exhi Ang themselves in the forms ofScrofula Salt Rheum, 1.eptosy, St. Anth0nys Fire, Fever Sores, (even when the bones are aifecfed) White Swelliags, ap piled with Dr. Jebb's IinmeHt,) Foul and O,snale Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, Scald-head in Children, Scurvy and Scorbutic Cont, Pimpled or Carbuncled Faces, Fostering Erupions, and Venereal Paints, ahroughou the body, ia which last case the Drops of
 ten cure when Mercury fails. They also the best Spring and Aufumnal Physio to purify and cleanse the syafe fro huinora which fneqdently appear at these PeasOns Of the year. They also aid the process of die keytiuD and, by purifying iho blood, prevent the cretieH of malignant .umors on the luDgs The Pro- pEetor confidently reaiesupon the vast number O( sur prising cures effected by these Drops. not only io Boston and it's vicinity but shroughout the Ua;ea of the best proof of their excellence as unailing AL Aerative Medicine, in all the above sPeeifed.- This article has recently heeM pronounced by phy sican othe first responsibility, wbc had wsessed i,s the lead of all the popular articles kao.n fer the n
 hove complaints, and indeed t is fast gaining as point iu public estimation. throughout the country.
 Price $l Bottle, or Six Bottles ior $5. I
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27
MttrDtfeI0 7sMaatrer : RUBLEsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, swO dOars per year, payable before the expiration oG six months.
 To companies of any number over six, Sl 90 per year, payable above. To companies less than six, Sl 75 per year, payable before. 25 cents will be deducied from each of these prices when payment is sade in advance. These prices exclusive of mail oe sage charge tor transportafion. No papers will be discontinued Antil all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor. Notice of wish discontinue mustbc given before Ahe expiration of a year. : ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $l, and the same proporton for two or mere sqnares- Half square, 75 cts. COAnuaDoe over three weeks % per cent per week. A Reconsideration made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 AdministTasorS and ExecutoTa' Notices, St co C0nmssi0ners' Notices, l25
 All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27
wAsHrNcroN's BIRTH PLACE.

At time when all that relates to Wash ington attracts so much attention, and when his tomb is made the subject of nations anxiety, notice of tho birth place of the father ofhis country will not be deemed in- appropriate. We have note from Mr. Custis, of Arlington, which contains the memoranda of some incidents relative to this subject, which have not before been published.
 Gen. Washington was born on plan tation, called Wakefield, now the proper ty of John Gray Esq. of Travellers Rest, lying on Pope's Creek, in Westmoreland county, Va. The house in which he first saw the light was 300 yards fronthe Creek, half a mile from it's entrance into the Poto- mac. The mansion has long since fallen into ruins. Some of the'trees "of olden days," are yet standing around it. There is nothing there at present to interest, ex- cept the recollections which must crowd upon the mind, while contemplating the birth place of Washington.
 "In 1915, immediately after the ratili- cation of the treaty of peace, Mir. Custis repaired in his vessel to the birth place, having prepared stone with suitable in- scription, to be deposited on the rains of the mansion. Mr. c. was accompanied in the execution of this pious duty, by Sam uel Lewis, Esq. great nephew of Washing ton, and the late William Grymes, Esq. the son of an officer of the resolution who held command in the body guard. The party landed at Wakefield, bearing in their arms inc stone, encircled by the star-span- gIed banner, and having gathered together as much materials from the remIains of the ancient mansion as would serve for rude pedestal, they deposited the stone thereon, with the inscription: "Here, tho 22d of February, l7s2, George Washington was bOrn.'' The duty performed, they re-em-
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27

An excellent little Newspaper published in Boston Rnder the title of the Family Lyceum contains many beautiful articles on ie Arts, Gecmery, Political E. conamy, S1c. We make ihe following extract from an article under the head of Geology, which cannot fa lO instruct most renders :-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

W we have just pnt into operation Printing
Press upon new construction, which throws off
with ease $40 impressions in an hour-and when
necessity requires, the number may be pushed n
1000. The usual quantity printed 10y us OH our form
er presses in use, did not exceed 2a0 per hour. We
have also added to the length of our columns
winch WIN enable us to give an addition of about
one column mare than we have done TO each naner
-inakinS in the Of the year additional mat
ter equal to ten new papers. These improvements
will not only enable to give more reading matter.
but to forward the Enquirer day earlier on several
routes than it has been heretofore practicable for us
to effect. But all this has not been accomplish
ed without considerable additional erpense-To meet
which, may we not respectfully ask our delinquent
subscribers TO make immediate payment-to exa-
done by?'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12
DEATHS.

o. Tus sver at his residence in Lost Prairie, Arkansas
o d resident OF meckenbus county MI Royd
~ Sgnia and engated the months
sncc IN pursuit OF fare field
IN ms native State Young ardent enthusiastic he could NOT
oooK lhe idea OF toins through e and creep
S NE eer ms way to reach the distinction elevation
which nc aspfedand breaking all tho him 10
we pot al ms nativity, he plunged gloom
re '9ies aud struggling nobly tho pursuit.
ahd D"o met Death instead
embe before the grim destroyer; him with that best
pephiion wen spent life void
@ an1 ms nako Tho vter Of tribute knew him
op MN w no knew him, dill the very
o % t shlmInded brave, oTeconate, just
him nrgucd one
% o. esad He lived honest without fear
md q
slve, met hls iue unnurmuTng unappoled. - 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12
from the Boston Tran,crin,l


Latest FROM LIsBoN.-Messrs TophG have placed
In our hands file OF Lisbon papers the 26h October
inclusive They contain nothing Of interest except daily
reports OF The continual of the Pedroi,es The
iorces oil Don Miguel were besieged Sauare an so-
lated posuon which they would be obliged ADAM
aon, according 10 paper OF the 25lh, on account
OF me pIivahons they endure-paricuarly a want of
oread-ahough il is said that, they had large stores Of
wheat but neither mills TO grind where with
TO bake it, The Queen had been proclaimed at Esre-
nadurd aud was reported that COimbra had declared in
ner iavoT Every hing going well at Lisbon
Don Pedro bad been confined few days the palace bv
slight ndisposon but had recovered, and was as active
as ever.
Capt Devereux, of the ship Dromo, arrived this morn
ing IRON ST. Ubes, which place he lett the LIST Noyem.
per- lie reports that live days before he sailed Pedro
lite rgae and sloop oil landed their soldiers at ST. J-
go ami drove out the Mguees-so that Don Pedro had
entire possession Of the from Agarves to Oporto
The Mercantile Journals add
An expedition had gone up the river against Miguel
and this attack. together with Pedos constant sallies FROM
Lisbon had routed the enemy completely that they
were not to be within fifteen leagues OF the capital
La line, Capt. d. believes Don Miguel be s'done up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12
POtter's Vegetable CafhoIicOvs.

VIII proprietor OF this Medicine has desire to at
"a Tribute TO II properties and virtues which il does not
III reality possess lie has testimony in his posse sson nj
hs healing eiheacy, such TO satisfy all nqurers OF its
having performed almost mracleshe has the testimony
OF learned "hd experienced physicians aud show null
uiuIes oil certificates from the unforuna hemseIye
absolutely rescued in cases from The i,ws of
death The proprietor pledges his reputation 10 The pub
lie for The perfect innocence and safey of e aiboIeon
ana ts entire freedom from every deIeerious drug Js
ingredients are not only essentially but entirely uePefobe
proges Sovereign and utaing reJnedy in an cases
aSS'ng eher eR'np diafeg remotely from npuriu of
Q0Od and has cured Uery many which Stpain,
PGndesG. after long use, had entirely faiIed The .
eases III Which, perhaps, il has been uniformly successful
are particularly and empbaticay the following .-Scor.
nIs rneuml'sm' syphilis, necrosis white swelling, mer-
curdl disease liver complaint, sore throat eva-
neous diseases, and mix leg. The caIhocon has cured
many other complaints not included in this list as for ex
ample The "gne and lever, our domestic coera aud many
othtrs bot Tor The diseases mentioned above poptie
or ehphduca'y recommends ii in every stage
Inc proprietor OF medicine which las done much
as Tie CdhohcoD, aud whose curative virtues be at
!eS'eS by so many, would be unjus himself TO offer it
III cases mat would reach and e be consulted he
must owe 1t O his reputation and the extensive Cele-
bfy OF lis medicine. honestly 10 declare whether any he
neht may be- expected from administering It, One thing
however j., lhdt IL be taken with safety in any
aud thai Tar from iis interfering with business or diet
the appetite generous living Is sensiy uproved aed
may ndulged without danger inpediment and bu.
nay be pursued with greater slscrtv from the
strength aud spirits impaired by it 10 the system.
THOMAS L. POTTER,
Agent Tor u. Potter, widow Of the late ~. w. Potter
NO ZIG, Market street, Philadelphia
" prevent iupPosilions and iupostures which have
been numerous, the Top Of each bottle is distinguished by
the name Nv. w Potter, genuine" not "W. Potter
which u the on certain spurious medicine extern
stely vended.
The Catolcon may always he had 10y the single bottle
or dozen; orders om tie country, or tor expectation, ia
any quantity, promptly attendedto For sale by CHARLES
GODDARD, Agent iof Richmond
December IL. eI-w4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12

AAlLL BE SOLD, the premises OH the frs, tsy Of
Wv January next, If iair il not the fair day. that
wen known Tavern stand in Powhaian county, now i'm
me occupancy OF Mrs. Skipwith The terms will be lbe.
raj, and made known the day OF sale
December ~. T6J-tds1 EDw.pD GOV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12
U. 5. SHIP DELAWARE -, }
uliah 81 Il =


we uhmoored at o'clock this morning. in mid
channel beaded towards the Coast of England land
pilot by the rs vessel meet bound in then to bear
away Tor Gibraltar. The day is fine, the wind fair
aud we hope that the prosperity which our
across the A tlantic will still keep with u.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY., December 7.

CASE OF GREEN b. LKwELLEN
The Committee OIL the Peni,e Institution ro,,rod
the following resolution:
Resolred That Green B. Lewelen, a convict in the
Penenary, ough, TO be discharged from further conine
ment therein.
Mr. Wilson of b said that he was forced from sen.o
OF duty TO oppose the resolution offered by the committee
IL was true mat lie had no, actually received
rom ms constituents upon the subject; but he iet virtual
W instructed 10 oppose the release of this convict
he knew The general OF the county which he re.
presented was strongly opposed TO IT, lie believed il TO
De almost an unanimous wish OF his constituents that he
should be retained in the Peneniary and serve out the
term Of his sentence.
Mr.. Coson said he felt bound 10 oppose the report
The power Of pardoning placed in the hands Of The
Executives aud he presumed the Governor would for good
causes discharge the prisoner In question from further con
hUenen But Inc thought it improper for the House 10
act on the subject, without other documents explanatory
OF the facts Of the Than before it. II there
were any such documents, lie should wish 10 hear them
eAh; nut lac could not vote for the report from the bare
statements Of the peon-and he was sreng thened in
FROM BoetoufL
Mr. Gallaher observed, that the committee had acted
sOy on ,he consideration Of the bad health Of the pr.
'One.. ne was not Ignorant That the power Of pardonng
was III the hands Of the Executive But he did not he.
'eVe e Ionse was interfering with that branch of the
government ny Tie course proposed by The committee
lie thought II IN the power OF the House o art
emily in such lie recol1ecfed ust lie s,n,e s,
pcson was formerly made, and the House refused ia
grami tie request OF tie petitioners but not on the grn
that they had hight 10 act upon IT, But now lie c,ss
altered aud the health OF the prisoner roo re bi
release, unless II intended that his life should be or
feted for bis offence. The penalties Tor criminal offence
were, in code unequal aud unjustfor instance is
individual sentenced to 10 years inent for
ing ~ dollar counterfeit bank note, while the
prisonment only.
MIR Colsion had not intended 10 imply thal the gentle
nan was Ignorant that tie Governor the depository oil
the pardoninR power. But lie differed from the chairman
OF the committee entirely lie did not think fvorsbls
report ought 10 be made in snch case merely because
"Psuon wa Presentod lie did not wish tohear any doc
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-02

tifc great principles oa which our institutions are found ed.
 .rbat the government may be so admin istered as to preserve it's efficiency in pro- mofinc and securing these general objects, should be the only aim of our ambition, and we cannot, therefore, too carefully exam inc it's structure ln order that we may not mistake its power, or assume those winch ii . peo haze reserved to themselves, or have preferred to assign to otAer agents l We should bear constantly in mind the fact that the considerations which induced the l franiers Of the constitution to withhold from the general government tie power to
 regulate the great mass ofthe business and concerns of the people, have been fully l justified by experience; and tlfat it can not DOW be doubted thattbe genins of all I our institutions prescrbes simplicity and 1 economy, as tine characteristics ofthe re form which issyetto be effected in the pre- sent and future execution offhe functions I bestowed np0nsus by tbe constitution. ] Limited to a general experimenting } power to maintain peace ai hone and I abroad, and ID prescribe lags on a few sui jeets of general interest, not caicula-
 ss to :es.i E farce i5uman1ights, fhs sgosernmcntwill find its strength and is glory in tlfe faith- ffal discharge of tfese plain and simple du.
 ties. Relieved hy its protecting shield
 from the fear and apprehension of oppres-
 sion, the free enterprise of our citizens,
 aided by tue State soNereigBties,wiil work out improvements and amelinratians wisicl
 cannot fail to demonstrate the great truth, thatthe people can govern themselves, is ! not only realized ii ctr example, 1utstha iitis done lsy asmaehinery government se
 simple and eeononieai as scarcely h be
 1ett. That the Almighty Euler ofthe hi stsersesmaJ SC direct our deliberations. ane foverfdle otfr acts, to-maho ITS instru-
 mental in securing result so dear 0 man,
 kind, is my most earnest and sineerl
 prayer. ANDREW JACKSON.
 DecenJer4, 1s32.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

nN Friday the I'd day Of August next, ]
. will sell, on the premises attached TO the
tiopswsll Mills, on the Shenandoah river,
Eve miles frem Charlestown, pair OF pew
mill burrs, . negro woman about IS years Of
ses, roam riding horse, small poney, 2
milk COWS, q number Of hogs, eight-day
clock and case, walnut secretary, l book
case, together with . number Of books Of va
rious kinds, J largo dining tables, Ia dozen
Windsor chairs, 10 common do, common
cupboard, } looking glasses, carpet and
baize cloth, 3 pair andirons, pair toogs and
shovsls, S walters, I hearth brush, window
curtains, beds and bedding, dining set Of
ware, tea do, n quantity Of glass, tin and
other wares, rag carpet, template stoves
and pipes, small do. and pipe. stands,
chests and ] bureau, I chest Of drawers, =
saddles, saddle-bags. } brides, kitchen cup
board, pots and ovens, together with all the
kitchen furniture, I barrel vinegar, meal
tubs, , 6rkins, I chest soap, , shovels, } hoes,
I mattock, 2 axes, ! moving scyths and
hanging, chains, I collar, names, and
blind brides, 30 bags, 4 tons hay, 60 cords Of
wood, I plough, 2 forks, ! cutting-box and
knife, which were conveyed 10 the undersign'
ed by Jacob Newcomer and Ann his wife, By
deed now Of record in the clerks ONCE Of thu
county court Of Jefferson, dated 24th Novcm
ber, 1892, to secure James Hite for debt ana
liabilities incurred by him for said jacob
Newcomer. Such title as 10 vested in mo, n
trustee, will be made 20 the purchaser.
| BRAxTON DAVENPORT, Trustee.
| July IS, l633.-2w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25
Administrator's Sale.

XWTILL be sold. on Friday the % Of .7n-
w gust nexi, At the residence Of the late
Henry sloan, in ChsrleStown, all the person
Al property of said deceased, consisting In
part Of The following articles;
HousehOM and Kitchen Furniture,
One Horse, SGddis and Bride,
One template Sf0res
One Hearse and HdTnsss,
.qlso--A variety Of Lumber, together
Nth Ghe Tools belonging 70 lhs shop,
assd q fTs;.FGie Turning Lathe.
A credit Of ak months wih be giVen on All
sums Of 6 and upws ards, (all sums under I'VE
dollars, the cssh will be requircd,) he pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
JOSEPH NJ. BROWN, .5dmT.
July rs, Is2a.
NIB. All persODs having claims against
the estate Of said deceased, are requested 70
present them 10 the subscriber, properly 80
| thensicated for settlement all peFsons IN.
debtsd 70 said estate, will please TO cali and
dischsrge their respective dues as spseohy .
possible.
would also give notice that VII remsi'
IN town on Fridays, fos The purpose OF 90
iusting accounts with those who maJ can
and, 10 save time, wiil BE- ready 70 rsce"'
taxes and fees. y ~. y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Nv The sa.exed sos.s..aiessios, 4 win be PR
crived that Wsluax ~. NcCAHsr, Esq-. the
senseor from Loodcsa nd Fairfax. 10 uamcd ~
suitable persoa TO 6n the od1ee Of Gov~ruor.-
The high persoaa regard We enscrtaia foe Mr..
AcCAnrr. intsees Ne 10 srsssser to oar eo'snas.
from ths Lcesbsrg Ge.ius Of Liberty, the hsnd-
some eoeosniun pssscd upon hisn. His talents
arc certainly Of . high order, bet, differing -
he does, In political sentiment. with majority
Of the people Of Virgins, his chance Of success,
for The Office named, il by no means a.ttsring.-
We Dissent from many of his We've II eoassits-
tioual lav. but most ehccrfslly accord to him the
possession Of those manly and frank stiributes Of
ch.r>esee which his friends ascribc to him. He
does indeed deserve, nos oaly the aifec,iou.se
gard Of his friends but the prospect and esteem
Of his political oppoaenss
| A writer in the wa-hingtonian also pre- sscs the
claims q Mr.. McC.rsy.
/ From the Genius Of Liberty.
Ma. EDires,
/ I observe that, in several quarters
the public attention has been called to the
merit. Of eminent citizens, in relation TO the
first executive Office Of the state. Amongst
those whose names have boon mentioned,
district in the state senate. No one who i
acquainted with Mr.. McCARrr, can have OBJ
served its announcement without appreciation
z In few men arc ali those qualities found, il
m equal degree, which the nsture Of the pro
: sent crisis most loudly demands. Distinguish
cd by an integrity and opcnncss Of character
which he has never Tor moment allowed I,
be obscured. he 10 no less characterized by
clear aud manly intellect, and BY soundncs
Of opinion with regard TO all the leading
n points Of our public policy. Plain and rePub
/, lean, yet courteous Ia his manners, he ha
always deserved and enjoyed the warmes
attachment Of his associates; while, in pub
e lie life, he has uniformly justified the conf
n deuce Of his friends, and won, by the frank
= ness, Independence, and disinte RESIDENCES G
!, his course, the respect and esteem Of his pol
:, teal opponents
Should this nomination meet with the SUI
port which IL merits, Virginia will have I
"a her head, n man in all respects worthy {
that illustriou, station. ] appeal, with conf
dence, to those gentlemen who have acte
with Mr.. McCarty in our public councils,
decide whether her honour, or her interest
> could be committed to hands 10 which tn
n trust would be more sacred or safe. On q
& important questions he has expressed himse
: freely and ably, evincing no less an unshaks
- attachment to the union, than just pride
the character, welfare, and institutions Of
native state. Without disparagement The
TO others, who may engage the public ATTIC
Of ton on this occasion, may be permitted
ed say, that there is no one whose claims W
better bear consideration than those Of NJ
- McCarty-a consideration which, ! trui
they will not fail TO meet. a Cuissn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25
n eau sspOss Fs.iesssss.

HoNTINUED i'll health renders it indis-
" pensable that the subscribers accounts
should all be settled forthwith; and he trusts
that immediate and effectual attention will
be paid TO this call. lie has now on hand a
supply Of prime work, which will be sold
cheaper, FOR CASH, than any work which
has ever been offered in this place. Credit
in this case, however, is totally out Of the
question. He returns thanks TO his friends
for past favors, and hopes that he will have
many proofs, in the present emergency, Of 6
kind remembrance.
JOSHUA DEAvER.
CharlestoNn. July IS, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

XXIILL be offered at public sale, 70 the
" highest bidder, on Thsrsisy fhs 6th
dsy Of SsgSt neIf, IL fair, II not, the next fair
day, ut the residence Of tho subscriber, about
two miles east Of Sewers tavern formerly
Isaac Woods, Fifteen head Of horses, mares,
and cotts-thirty head Of cattle, amongst
which are yoke Of weli-broke oxen and Sc
verai fresh mich cows-oDe hundred bead OF
sheep, fifty head Of hogs-one strong road
wagon, one plantation do.--a frst-rate wheat
fan, barshesr plOushs, harrows, single and
double shovel ploughs, gears-with many
other articles unnecessary TO snumerate-
A credit Of niae months will be given or
all sums over 1--WE dollars, the purchaser Civ
ing bond With approved security; for sums oi
add under Eve dollars, the cash will be re-
quired. JAMES w. RELY.
Frederick county, Va
Juiy 49, 1893.