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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-06
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dep is now in session on its sixth week. IL is usual io be in session between four and five. "Wednesday of this week (yesierday) has been fixed upon as inc day of adjournment, but understand it is doubtful whether the business be brought to a close in season. We have given .he preceding page pret- ,y full report of the proceedings the past week.
 bill has passed the house by large majority, and will probably have passed tho Senate, dis,ricting the State for t:,e choice of Members of Congress. The counties of Hartford, Fairfield and Lcb6eld are each to form dislrct-.he county of New-Hasen and such part of Middesex lies west O Connecticut river o,her-ihe county of New.London and that part of Middlesex lying east of the river anOiher-and the counties of Windham and Holland another. This ar- engagement will make the New.Have district consid. eraby the largest in point of population; but the whole the districts well made they conven- ientIy could be without dividing other counties. What the effect will be, whether popular or otherwise will be tested in few years.
 National Tsmperamce ConrenfiOn.-This Convsn- ton commenced it's annual session Philadelphia on the 24ih ult It organized by the choice of the Hon. Reuben H. Walworth, Of Albany, Chancellor ol the state of NewYOrk President; eight Vice Presi. dents, among them Hon. Timothy Piikin Of Connect. cut and eight Secretaries, Rev. John Marsh of this state among the number. Delegates were present from nearly every State and Territory in the Union. From Maine there was only one delegate, from New. Hampshire 5, Vermont g. Massachusetts r. Connect cui Is, ito wit, Professor Silliman, Timothy Pkn, John Marsh, Nathaniel Hewitt, Seth Terry, Samuel A. RiddeIl, John TurHer, Francis King, Wm. c. Gil. man, Nathan Whiting, Eli Ives, Charles Griswold, Ralph s. Champion, John s. Davenport, and David GouId,) Rhode Island 2, New-YorA GA, New.Jersey s. Pennsylvania 132. Delaware II, Maryland q, Ohio IT, Virginia II, District of Columbia G. Keniuc ky 10, Tennessee g. Indiana 4, Michigan 3, Georgia 3, North Carolina {. Alabama 1, South Carolina l Congressional Temperance Society l, Mass. LegsIa tive Temp. Society ], American Temp. Society 9 British and Foreign Temp. Society l-TOtaI 373. Tie session was prolracied through the whole o the o4,h and 18th, and then adjourned over to the 27th, whe0 the Convention was brought to c close- During the sessions there many interesting and spirited debaies, and considerable number of resOlu .ions baseball calculated to give favorable impulse to the of temperance throughout the land. The delegates were among the most respectable aud WOr | thy men in the country.
 John RandOlph's property, says Philadelphia pa per, Jeff by him 10 hs heirs, is immense, probably mounting to nearly a millioa of dollars, in tobacco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

HfDUCATlON.--Tbc Subscribers Classical and Ma.
NJ hematcal School, will be continued the ensuing
year. OF his residence in Hanover county, % miles Crof
Richmond, above Col Goodalrs aud one and half miles
from the stage rod leading from Richmond 10 louisa
Court House Terms For board, tuition, washing I7dy.
lng and candles, are 800 for ten months-My school ~ I'M
De opened on the 10Th OF January 1885, and closed on
me lot OF December following Avacaion Of one month
WIZ 6s given IN The summer As 10 my character and
qualifications beg leave 10 refer to the following
uenen Bishop Meade Of Frederick the Rev WIN Arm
strong and + and J. s. James Of Richmond Iefters al
dressed TO me- near Montpelier, Hanover county oil
MIA, will be attended 10. HERNOg D1Vfs7'
bnniied, Hanover, Nov. %. GO-wf
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TO THE puRI1r


10 prevent mis'epresenta ion IL is proper that sb5uIJ
give statement OF The circumstances attrnding Le as
s"u,' made upon me yesterday by Gen Blair member
o. Congress from Sonh Carolina. General Blair is ner
maps thc largest man in the United States i'm fine voo nj
Uc was passing him on the pavement and without any
previous warning, he struck me severe bIo,v g;.b q
large club on Tie head The blows were followed nm nm
III was brought to TIE earth, my lett arm broken and
nay Iel leg dis bled and severely wounded AT his chi
SIS, the by ISLANDERS n'eTpOcd and sed ne Ia 20
ply 70 an inquiry rom by.sander Gen b said te ,ro
vocation was tfat bad called the Union Party of S6uth
CtTona Torres. Gtn. y. in the habit of meeting no
on terms OF passing cyiliy was not conscious M, /
had given him offence / was unafmed- and t,tcn on
Iey ny SuTPiHe' presume ihat the remark 10 Which
ne has taken exception Is contained in our CONNIE nj Of S
turday last, upon the proposition made I'm thu. Uuin Cn
Ythuon at Cumbd 10y Mr. Hum OF Charleston with b
'pPfoDd ION, aS Is sail Tie Union Party oi CHARLIE
on, 10 org iulc ~ military manner for The purpose Of
estfn1 tiie laws Of the state We danourcct 49,, -
lion Who could adopt such resolutions 10 he Tories and
MAJ hey had lroianed The holy name Of Union
ia our paper OF yesterday without a kngtyledgc d,,,
H'ehefd D. or any one else had taken exception M orr e
marx, IN comment upon article iu the New York "a.
Ze'e, we sm IN explanation Of our meaning, 'We use
this word not In tho inyidous sense In which il va, s
in The United States during The RepoIyfion hut w n -
used m Engand meaning that the Tory party are fe adj
vocacs OF strong Goverumcnt and hence arc ,I,,s an
We sue OF power Nhen we assumed The editorial CON
troll Of This paper, took our life in our h,nds W. go
Ell al ihat was dear 10 and citizen upon the min
cipies which, editor u is our dufy o inan,si, r,
wil be useless for General b. 10 pretend that o,, ,erc
consists n the use Of the term Of which he cou,,,ins
hs assault s practical ILLUSTRATION Of the doctries pro.
nuRa,ed IN INC Pocamaonit is attempt 10 suppress
nc voice OF truth and 10 silence The press bv bfo Ioyre
AN attempt as inpotent as il is Outrageous
return thanks 10 that kind Providence TO vlse inter
position alone Lam indebted Tor my life That aItl,ob
am no" poaie, and am compelled 10 dictate tese r..
'''F' 70 friend who prepares them for the press am
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACADEM'

~ oRIHU MBERLAND ACADEMY.-Mr Joseph
Ia ii. Davis gentleman highly qualified by his abb
MY assduity and experience in teaching, will continue
TO preside over this institution the ensuing year. and will
be assisted by many competent teachers as tile interest
OF the school may require
The academy is situated miles below Northumber
land Court House, in neghborhood proverbally healthy
ne buildings are OF brick, spacious and comfortable and
CALCULATED to afford accommodations for 20 boarders
ne boarding Department will be managed by Col Jo-
seph Ball. Jr on whom the Trustees rely with confidence
to give entire satisfaction TO his boarders
In tins Institution taught the Latin and Greek Lam
guages together with the other prerequisites of collie
giate course.
About 100 volumes of books OF History and Science
nave been carefully selected the commencement of
library Mathematical instruments, globes and maps both
dents. 80 " 90"
1eThs-For Reading Writing, Arithmetic and English
Grammar SO These, with Geography and the use OF the
Globes and Mapping, $25. In all other cases $50 an.
nuaIy For Board 500, annually, exclusive OF Bedding
and Candles. '''"e
he school will commence the first day of February
ana emu on the FIRST day OF December, without any sum
mer vacation Parents and guardians are liable for the
tuition lees and board OF their and wards only from
the time OF entrance till the of the ssssion-o be p,iJ
quarterly III advance. THOMAS III. HARVEY,
president If The Board of Trustees
December 6. 6I-w6yy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

HNDOCA lON-Ihc subscriber having located him
IA sell at Mangolick Church, will on the IIh Janua-
y open school for the reception of boarders-Having
devoted nearly twenty years to the instruction of youth
e subscriber cannot but suppose, the public fully appris
edoI his literary attainment, well any peculiar quail
hcauon Tor the management OF youth which he NAV pos
ses and VIII therefore merely Observe that the course of
instruction will embrace with but little exception (,nd he
hopes III snort time without excepion0 all the branches
usually taught in the best Academies Price for board and
tuition (bedding ncluded) 500 The situation is retir-
ed, and remarkably healthy, Post Office in sight and an
experienced Physician the premises; distance from
Richmond Fl miles, from Hanover Court House miles
In cong The connexion which has existed for the last
IL years between the subscriber and the citizens of Rich
mond he refrain from expressing TO them the dee
sense OF the obligation he them, for their Kindness
always extended to him, aud assuring those patrons 10
whose influence aud continued confidence, than
his merit he is indebted for patronage at ali times
beyond his most sangune expectations that their high an
probation OF his professional qualifications and their be-
neyoen department towards him, will ever he gratefully
remembered. THOMAS 81 FOX
King William, Dec. 81 1892 7Ov5t
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Deccmber22.
NihIO2a EaOfeI.

NelO YoTk, III Broadoay 6e,oeen PieS cedar sfrees
TENHE subscriber returns grateful acknow ledgmens
n to his friends and the public for the liberal support
afforded him since his establishment this city Having
found however, that the name of his Hotel which he ORR
ginally adopted Congress Hail. subjects him to many
nconyeniences in consequence of the proprietor pub
lie establishment in his immediate vicinity having assumed
the same title and being unwilling by continuance OF
the present name OF his house, embarrass his ncghbor
as well as HIMSELF he has resolved changing the same
to that OF NIBLo's HOTEL. ITS central location being
near The principal places of amusements its vicinity
the public offices and business part OF the town. renders it
most desirable resort for families and gentlemen engaged
in commercial and other pursuits
The experience which the subscriber has acquired as
proprietor for many years of that extensive establishment
the Z" Exchange Hotel in Petersburg Virginia and sub
sequent associate with Mr. Heiske OF the CITY
Hotel Philadelphia, will he prove sufficient qua
ranee to all who may honor him with their patronage that
nothing shall be wanting his part or by those in his
employ, to contribute in every respect their
dalton and comfort. JOHN NlBLO.
November %. 5s-wtf
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ElGpgIECg N.
:. 90 w eeNAlN. re.uNa.l


OBS. no ruG : NvtpUR
,,.F% thou w"h ho" OF woman! 'hon d''lst como,
Not Ia tiny dtrti "uuipOtgut array,
Anl nH 3y tnmlrts Strcwl
:. Wa uN whpeSlUou' rod5
No. ndis.~t'ni hr' ~ hetort t,ce tho way,
Bi tin', >ut and naked cntil,
m, ml,hcr an lcf'i
la tn itiie tngur iiii 10 rcst
From OF her virgin breast
Tho heavens not comma led to prepare
gorgeous canopy ot golden air,
MOI s'o'a'd thc,r iuu9' th cl,h.oiel ice highs
sUse silent star
Gliding gaashoesNl ami calm dong tho liquid skyj
TIE Eastern sage icadnsoh
10 lay their gold All oiors sweet
Before thy infant feet.
Tho Euth aud Oeo,n yofo not hushl To hscr
Right harmony from cvcW starry sphere;
Fiona tho chcuh choir.,
All seraphs' burning lyrcs,
Ono nisul-t. sop the strain began,
Ofail the race OF mln
BY simple sh phc,ds heard plouc
That SOL II ,anul's tone.
Aud whom ticu ddst depart, of l,mo
10 boar thee hence m lhlIcot loliuico came;
Nor didst thou mount high
From fatal Calvary,
With all thy own icend GU, bursting Gon thc tonb,
Tor thou dtlst boat away rrom caTtd
But one at human birth,
The dyias Glonby Thy side, to he
In Pduidise with thee.
Nor DER thy the clouds oil vengeance brake;
Itulc while the conscious outh id shake
AT thai foul deed by her fierce children done;
The world in darkness lav
Ihon baskd IN bright rcposc beneath the coudlcss sun
While thou dldst sleep within the tomb
Consuming thy doom;
Ere vet the white rob 'lranrcl shono
Upon the sealed stone.
And when thou didst arise thou diis not stanI
With Devastation in thy red right hand,
Plasuing the guilty city's Jthorous crew;
but thou didst haste % meet
Thy mothers coming feet
And bear the words vi peace unto the Clitl,ltC,y
Then calmly, slowly thou dilst rise
Into thy native skies,
Thy human form dis, olyed on high
In its own uidiuncy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

&H X. WM COX:-Takc notice, that We shall pro-
lIn ceed on the l9ih day Of January next, between
tue hours oil \. NJ. and p. NJ at VIM. w. Weisigers
store, in the Of Manchester and county of Chester
held to take Tie dispositions Of Jesse ix and others; and
on the same day, between the hours OF and o'clock in
the evenings at tic store Of Henry Watkins in the city of
Richmond 10 take the dispositions Of Henry Watkins and
others and on the 10Th day Of the same month"; between
ue hours oil 10 A. Nj. and o'clock p. NJ, the house
oil Macon Iabue IN the county aforesaid to take the de-
positions OF the said rabue and others and on the 10Th day
oil the same month, between II A. NJ. and O'Clock, p NJ
AT Mrs hcrrs tavern at POwhaaE Court house, to take
inc depositonyo Thomas Porter and others; be read in
evidence in suit in Chancery, now depending in The
Circuit Court OF Powhatan, in which we as distributes
OF Fasey Cox, deceased, are plaintiffs and YOU her
administrator, and others arc defendants
THOMAS g. BowLEs and MARY his wife
ELIZA ANN SowELL, and
MARTHA r.. SowELL, infants, by
GEORGE Il. MOODY, their next friend.
December g. 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
LEG!sLATURE on NORTH CAROLINA-

Report NJ The mint Select Committee 10 icho,, ,cos re-
JerTed The Communication IF The Governor If South
CdT0iiHd, anu the accompanying Documents
The Joint Select Committee TO whom was referred the
letter OF hs ENcclcncy the Governor Of South Carolina
10 his EYcelency The Governor of this State with the ac-
company ing documents, report -
That the UNION Of tie North American Colonies and
the sub -cqucnt tclraiOn OF Independence are political
events Of omcu'Ous interest u the history of this conn
try; and associated in The recollcction and embamed
100 the affection OF the people o this Stale. These were
monuments Of impcr-habc fame procldming TO an op-
pressed AMI bcnghicd world, the rights of man and his
capacity Tor self government In support OF these prnci-
pies, the lu.uous Washington led fathers TO battle
and vdlour established in the field what wisdom had de-
cldrad iu council. These efforts in conr-
MON cause; the watch word then Liberty and
Union, now and forever aud nseparable" Victory
added uhre TO Tire star pangod banner the storm Of
war Disappeared and peace smiled the land Of the
brave, aui The home Of the free"
TO form more perfect UNfoN,' and 10 secure the
blessings of liberty" themselves and their uos,.,il,
the heroes and patriots Of the Revolution established M .
Constitution OF The United States Of America II il /,
splendid production of human wisdom; admirably robit
ing and 'rmononsy interningng the elements Of lscr-
ny, and e principles OF social order Political pilo,o-
ply throughout te world, looked in amazenlcpfo ON uc
august spectacle; while the vOiares of Legitimacy i'm tho
EASTERN hemisphere predicted s early dissolution Hher.
TO- disappointment las blasted their hopes.
This constitution has secured 10 the ENJOYMENT of
happiness io Ortyfyc years; experience has proved il
10 be- fitted 10 every eXgency has conducted us to clio.
~ war, an 10 prosl Gritty boz peace. Should his fc.
te rights Oi Do and bis hopes will be cxugusbcd
ipr etcr will become mark for the finger OF cor.
mans capacity for self government win be theme Of III
tcuic, and subject OF deron; instead Of The doctrine
of univcfnl cinaucpaiop the dogma Of universal Ies.
poiism will be prociimedto degenerate world.
Tho people OF ris state arc aidcnuy attached 10 'hc
Ihe -p' oi 76 g0"s Zoe their asoins with its primitive
r.ong ,ey rscog thc right u ne oppressed 20 break
dsundc hc Ties which connect tiem wiih lte opprcssor
D"Hsa "gb' which should net be exercised for heHo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

-, DII' '''J sFUUtFfUtI,
The parties Interested in any way, in the foregoing de-
creta order, hereby notified, that have appointed
the l7th day OF January, 1888, at Lunenburg Court
House at my Office by 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
dy TO begin the said account all persons desired to at
tend on that day with all evidence vouchers and papers
that may be required in making up the said report
ID. STREET, NJ. G. l.. c. S. " c.
Nov 90. 56-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

A FARM ON JAMES RIYER-I oherl for sale
IN my farm on james river, opposite Carersville IL
contains by recent survey hundred and ninety
SIX acres and quarter viz 40 IL acres low grounds
go 81 wood land, and 525 open high land In this last
Item IS included some small skirts Of paged wood land
and some grown up in old field pines. The low grounds
oil the hrst quality; the wood land heavily timbered
aud some oil II hne tobacco land. IL is perhaps not say
ing too much to that the tanners in Gainesville
VIII give $40 per for the privilege Of taking the bark
from the trees leaving the slaves, frewood (Which is
saeabIe in Carersve) and hoop poles with the owner Of
tie land The open high land is naturally of very good
quality but parts Of il greatly injured by njudcious aud
careless cultivation, particularly that which lies towards
the yer which IS very broken There on il pronis.
ing crop OF wheat from IL bushels sowing principally on
fresh land, and low grounds. The dwelling house is
very commodious, containing five rooms but is out Of
repair and sois the yard and garden having been oc-
cuped Tor many years by tenants and overseers The
place is believed to be remarkably healthy and is sup.
pied with spring water OF fine quality, quite convenient
have been thus particular, that may put themselves
to the trouble Of coming look it, but such as it would
suit. The farming operations will continue 10 progress
ana the purchaser If he thinks proper may have the corn
oider sorks and plantation utensils. II the purchase
money and interest be well secured the terms Of payment
will be made very accommodating. shall ask no more
than what considered by dsnerescd persons acquant-
cd with the property, very moderate price because
have too much business, and DESTROYS to sell
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Dec. q. 70-w0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

lect Of conspiracy the most foul aud nerous that this
connry ha- ever kuo"n, W. have not earthly doubt,
III auuch anl tue, su chivahous Virginia lend her aid
To- 'he "a houns, and McDuy and Clay- and in
''r e"deavos to get at the IA they hate by rampng
over he ruus ct teir country? DO Vrgiia doubt that
src conspiracy eNi,s? Let Ter look
oil Tie tWo' AeneS OF hos the adets OF y utilization
I'D the IA comProIu sing ulta Ia IN eiing--on
m IN one c'mno emf anl ir common ohiec tie
"thohioh ct tie Gpvernment. Cannot Virginia permit
abstract do"'final pOiuts, although She may agree ia
the view taken ut thcu, hy the Executive To rest for
't" days or few weeks until the present fearful crisis
= passed, and Congress has adjusted the Tariff upon the
principles OF equity recommended by the President. H.
Hats Inc thur would ask sister State Tor refined
Inspirations upon melaphysic'! l. not South Carolina
wrOnS-ought not her nuiicrs 10 be put down. If they
attempt by force To resist The laws OF The Union, of when
ney "'e ParE Is not remedy Tor The evils OF which
they complain recommended by the President and the
Secretary OF the Treasury? l. not that remedy i'm active
preparation? Then Why ask with what re asou-vitl,
what irSi'cd'onpocc,d in their grdtuilous ,lentncia
'onS-Every word that publicly uttered ought 20
be well weighed The effect may be irrcmediable aud
rem9rse aud conjunction will in vain visit the honest
m"ied but excited PARROT, when his cool reason returns
Tor that which is past recall
We nope and trust noble minded sister, Virginia
wa" not lend her aid TO the yiudicye traitors who ain
their country's ruin?
The crisis has at length alarmed even the Inquirer (of
ihlade'pha) lie no longer calls Tor a support Of
,Ne ihi coute qui c0Ue, but says, The stand which
Virginia seems about to take in this matter is calculated
to induce consideration OF this course, (ho co.rinn
oil Souh Caroud) aud Of the determination which induced
IT, Inc crisis as indeed m0letOuS and IL behopes me
SOo@hmcHt To act 'ciM The utmost cduti0n. Indeed!
-
yieIding one hairs breath 10 the SOG.hno, one per
cent. oil the duties which made monopoiss wealthy
at The expense OF better mouopoi,is many OF
whom are foreigners who not sing straw for our
onlon' our country, our property. or lives.
We Tx we perceive even in Poulson, abatement
81 mere Is nor a word OF appeal TO the cupidiIy OF
We operatives IN his last sheet ui crudtes.
In me- the ua-TaTiif party may be considered broken
up hc rejecting portion OF That party-even compre-
hendnS Eastern members OF Congress-See the neceSsi
| ~ g yielding. They WILL YIELD, nor can all the
arts OF John Quincy Adams, any other oil tc more un
pncped enemies Of the Executive prevail over the pa
trioiisin OF the nation. ~
PennSylvania-what will she take? She suffer.
under The stain OF uuieclng aud ungenerous se.hness
from portion of the Governors message: let her redeem
ner characters by adopting resolutions in her Legislature
snrrenderins her portion OF monopoly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
TIE SOUTH.

The following article is from the " Pcnnsy lvaniau'
of the 10Th. We think we can assure It's WORTHY
Editor that Virginia will not countrnance Multi
cation, nor assist in any design of ovcrluruinn o
government" We th.ul indeed ll,at the rcsoIuiio,,s
OF the Committee are susceptible of a fac inDoyio,J
notifications and that they will probably receive
them, unless they should he superseded 10y sulsii-
tutc We really think that we should 70 against the
Tariff, and Notifications, and certain parts of the
Proclamation. The PENNSYLVANIA" fears thai
mischief may be done by dissenting from those
Ponts-and that Virginia may be enrapped on
the side of the nullificrs. But why not frank Y
dsclaim these parts? Eliminating as they do from
so deseryedly high and popular IL source is there
not tie more reason TO fear lest these abstrac ,ocri-
nal points should sink TOO deep into the public mind
ana counleract those State Rights doctrines which
Virginia has uniformly supported? Is it not more
peculiarly incumbent ON her NOW that the question
Is made before the country to do So not only he
cause she sets 50 high value upon those PRINCIPLES
but because she can enter her protest in so frank
ana yet so friendly spirt-a spirit, which her warm
and active support of Gen. Jackson's administration
can leave no reason to dOubt-as TO give no occa-
sion to believe that she is anxious to denounce or
willing to oppose his administration? Ought she
not to do IT, decidedly, yet in the spirit of friend
or one, who owes so much to Gen. Jackson;
and whose great cause OF State Rights is under so ma
ny Obligations to his moral courage-In making
this disclaimer, too, why should we be cntrnpped on
tie SIDE of NuIificauOu?-If any one should design
TO throw the State INTO that scaic-if even his honest
feelings should hcray him into such an errors ,,t
the great body Of the Representatives of the People
awake-and ready to rush to tie rescue;
Virginia seems by common consent TO have an
important part assigned 10 her i'm the polifical dra-
ino-Wc nope she will play it well And again
we beg leave to repeat the following sound suggcs-
tons of a recent correspondent:
"Ihc Impending cr-is Is fearful one What is 10 be
tie result The question: IS before me, day aud night As
you have Justly observed, between Scyl, and Cl-
rybdis u 'c general government succeed there not
reason 10 fear h,t state rights viii be in danger and dat
Iu Ut &, C.