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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04

DLaek Hgsk,--A gsaiIsaoaD yesterday pre- ssassd glsek liawk q i,h the Cherokee Ph9- oiK snA eKsdsloed le hiGs that t was the nrst sod ooly nsw wspapsr printed in the Indian lan- wuaxs. fhat It was edited and had been edit
 sd Sr ,h. lss, ase years by Mir. Boudinot' a | lDl, llooAed Cherokee; was ably conducted. and was a means through which they could
 communicate freely their injuries, complaints, l and wishes. Black Hawk paid particular att
 tention tothe subject, appeared highly pleas led, said hs was acquainted with the tribe, but had neser seen or heard of their establishing
 a newspaper. He requested the gentleman to write his name on the newspaper, which
 being done. Black Hawk folded up the paper and put it away with care, and said he would take 1t home to his people, and show tt as a specimen of what was done by thO CherO.
 kees.-N. Y. Dnily AdVer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24
New school and other Books

NIARK's Cesar; svalpy's Horace
y Gummeres Surveying; Hutchin's ZenoPhon
Wrt's Life Of Patrick Henry
Cicero De, phia, Juvenal Dephini
valpey's Virgil
Dountesn's Greek AID English Lexicon
Horace Dsiphini; Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary
Greek and Latin restaments
Crmshaw's United States. with Questions
En,ick's Latin and English Dictionary
Anthon's Sa,lus,; Titi Livi, Lucian
Adams, Latin GrsmmsT; Valpy's Greek do
Nelson's Greek Exercise
Murray's Grammar; or, Key and Exercise
Accidental Readers
Bucks Theological Dictionary
1,o.r,ber With several Political, Geographical. an6
Medical charts. Just received and for sale low by
sept IL eo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24

From the Second Edition Of the Nsw York Daily
advertiser Of Saturday. one p. d.
LATEST FROM FRANCE & ENGLAND.
B, Express across Long Island We have re-
ceived the news bv ship Poland, Capt Richard
son from Havre-she sailed on the 18th Septem-
Der. We are indebted to passenger for Havre
papers Of 18th, aud file Of London to the 18th
August inclusive.
From Haure papers Of 10Th.
The Government of Don Miguel has fixed it.
self at Leira, between Lisbon and Oporto, but
had made no movement since Don Pedro entered
Lisbon.
Up to the 2S,b, Villa Flor bad made no further
movement; he is watching the army OF Miguel
concentrated at Torres Vedras. and occupying all
the shore north of Lisbon and communicating
with the troops besieging Oporto
The Royal Swedish Board OF Trade has de-
cIared Dordt and all the harbours Of South Hol.
land and London, and all places on the Thames,
infected with the cholera.
On the Stock exchange not much business has
been done this forenoon. The principal transac.
tons took place 10 Portuguese scrip and Mexican
bonds. The former maintained yesterdays quo
tations with very little variation. The latter,
in consequence Of the intelligence BY the Skylark,
suffered decline of about per cent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24
Just Puh\ished.

find on sale by W. NJ MORRISON,
vU1RANsATLA NTIC Sketches. comprising visits to
the most interesting scenes in North and South
America and the West Indies, with notes on Negro
slavery and Canadian Emancipation BY Capt E..
Ale xsnder.
Bridge water Tre.tises on the Power. Wisdom, and
Goodness of God as manifested in the Creation LIST
treatise: On the Adaptation Of External Nature to
Inc Moral and Intellectual Constitution Of Man By
the Rev John Chalmers. ID ID Professor Of DIVINITY
IN the University of Edinburgh
Chronology, or an Introduction and Index to UNI
versal History. Biography. and Useful Knowiedge, TO
which are added, the latest Statistical Views OF the
World, with chart of History.
Letters from the North of Europe, or Journal OF
Travel, in holland Denmark, Norway, Sweden, I'm
land, Russia Prussia, and saxony. BY Charles
Elliot. Esq of the Bengal Civil Service; OF queens
College. Cambridge, and Member OF the hoys! leo
graphical Society. sept ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24
COMMERCIAL.

LATEST DATES.
From London Aug. IA From Liverpool Aug. Is
Prom Havre Aug. Is From N. Orleans Sept 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24

New York Market.-WesterD Flour, 85b S
SO; Richmond County, 6 25; Georgetown, 6
S7a
Richmond Market.-Canal Flour, IS IS; CT
ty Mills, 6 874.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Elegant View Furniture

Mt AUCTION. s,.
an Friday, 9th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, will be
" sold at the residence Of Mr.. John h. Janney.
corner of Wolf and Pitt streets, all'his
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE:
Consisting Of beds; bedsteads, bureaus, sdeboard.
with marble slabs pier tables, with ditto, claw and
pillar dining breakfast and card tables; SOFAS with
spring seats, pier and chamber glasses; mahogany
Windsor chairs, carpetsj mante ornaments setts tea
and lining china, plain aud cut glass, etc etc
Terms: All sums under $50. Cash, of $50, and un.
der $780, go days, of and under 500, months ere.
dit, for approved endorsedno
A,nA At 70 O'Clock, precisely. will be sold the
A&TS3H DWELLING HOUSE
E{fe0 in which he resides, with the large Lot
& attached. The house is comnodious and
well finished. -
Terms Is cash the balance in equal instaments at
I, g. and years, With interest; payments to be Sc
cured bya deed Of trust on the property.
sept 8-2awt23d, 6dts w. d. MUTT, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24
Farm for sale.

WISH to sell FARM, containing 312 ACRES,
L adjoining my residence. Il 10 heavily timbered,
nav be had ifimmediately applied for.
Fairfax County, Va. D. p. DULAEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24
DIED,

In Georgetown, on Sunday morning. STE
fHEs B. BALcH, D. D., Pastor of the Pres
byterian Church in that place, in the 9Th year
Of his age, and for the last IS years Pastor OF
that Church. ~ His funeral will take place
this morning, at 10 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24

JNo. C. VOWEL, Esq. was yesterday unani-
mously elected President Of the Farmers Bank
Of Alexandra, vice Richard NJ. Scott, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24

u. S. Bank Stock fell in New York. on Sa-
turday last, one and half per cent. Great con.
sternation eusued amongst the merchants, bro.
the removal of the deposites.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24
ALEXANDRIA, ID. co.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT "a, 1888.

The length of the important DOCUMENT which
we publish this morning excludes several articles
prepared for to days paper-amongst them the
Communication Of 81. NJ"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-24

August "a. lat %, long. 81, Brig George Washing.
ton, at New York from Demsrars, spoke British Brig
Heroine. hence for Barbados.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
DOMESTIC.
TRIAL OF AVERY.

The Journal of Commerce of Saturday contain. nine
columns embracing the opening remarks Of the counsel
or the prosecution and what is supposed be about
third oil the testimony. Respecting the impanneing oil
the jury, the report says
This evening "Wednesday, May 81 the full compliment
was secured, alter the almost entire exhaustion of two ia
nes at large in addition TO regular panel of drawn Ju-
rors amounting to an aggregate OF hundred and eight
ne method pursued by the prisoners COUNSEL in The
election oil Jurors was by which all ordinary systems
oil human calculation might well be perpexed. One in
dividuhl was accepted who he ad rather bias
against the prisoners whilst others who protested to have
heard or read OIL the subject have formed no OPT
Mon at all, were promptly greeted with the peremporv
challenge. Nothing could furnish deeper evidence OF
the dire in which the current of popular feeling
se'ng nor Of the mpetuosty by which its onward course
was Marked than the unfavorsble light which the prison
ers case was viewed by the great majority othe
summoned and The existence OF which unPopious udg-
ment was several times expressed in terms Of rudeIy
unequvocaI character Some few, indeed there were,
who declared Their feelings TO be perfectly neulra but
only one solitary being found say that the opinion
he had formed was "Taher favorable"
take also rom the report the following outline
OF me prominent lacs in the case, as presented by the
opening counsel for the prose cuiien--Mr. Pearce.
The deceased, Sarah Maria Cornell was found dead ON
the morning OF Friday, the 2st OF Dec about he hour of
nine When discovered, she hanging at stake be-
tween and feet high near stack of hay on fhe pre-
mseso Mr. John Duriey, distant three quarters of mile
from the compact part Of the village Of Fall River At
ave clock the previous evenings she had left her home in
health and spirits At the time she found there
were various circums connected with the cord and
its adjustment on the neck, which subsequently led 10 the
pPoson mat The act was not the act OF the deceased;
thatit could not have been committed without some aid or
assistance; that from the very position OF the cord and the
manner in which fastened she could not have adj.
used il hersefthat her death have been produced
10y su1ocaton and sraDgng, and that person must
have carried her TO the stake and there have bound
her We shall shew that when found her cloak was fast
to her Persooihat her bsnds inside her cloakhat
one arm was hanging loosely by her side and the other
bent up against her breasand that there were bruises
about the body which must have been made by hands
other than her We shall show from the condition
and situation Of her han that violence must have been
used by sBOIhsrsnd by the situation OF her comb that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
POETRY.
Mucn rsr REMAIN. us.uro.'

For THE ENQUIRER.
ON TliS DEATH OF JOHN RANDOLPH.
humble deii
Gated by who knows their DEVOTION His mvmoy will DO
Ia their bcsoms
"a mighty spirit IL cclp,sd-n power
NTH passed from day to dafksoSs--to whoso hour
Oftght no darkness IL boIuesthd--no name,
Focus of all tho of fame.
The fash wit-tho bright ~
Tho beaming eyo-tle blaze OF elc1ueuce
Set with his sun.''-.uono Sheridan.
lie " COMO. he is Como, tho conlio, is DER,
And tho mighty has ialsn no
he Is conc. lie is gone. tho of the world
Ever shining where Freedom hor banner uniurod;
The light OF Virginia, her glory and pride,
Has sunk like by her side
He - gone. be is gone. tho monster has
The genius Of eoquence down from his throne.
Tho comet, that daa zcd aud burned ms
Mas in the whirl of the Simoom's blast.
1Ia Is gone. he is gone! the blaze of his
That kindlad and flashed like tho lightning OF high,
Has shot its iast chances and cold in tho clay;
Ia stripped OF is radiance, robbed Of its
Ito is gone he is GONG! and tho brightest
IL ref from Virginias dadem
Go. bury him Deep where his toll oaks can wave
In sorrow, their clad boughs DER his grave.
His oos will come with this In their eye,
And mourn that the mighty die.
Ile asks the aid OF the sloRe
His glory shall live in hi; alono;
- And tho form NJ Fugina ear o tear
p ""',stono OF jowos TO his
5cot,svile, May 9th, 1882 SCOT"TSVILIE BARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.-The subscriber
fA- at these well known and justly celebrated Medici
nal Springs has, from the frequent solicitations of his
friends and the Public just fitted large and commodous
buildings, for the accommodation OF Invaids and all other
persons who are DESTROYS of avang themselves Of their
virtues and healthy situation during the ensuing
and autumn.Fs residences from it's elevated and airv
situation, is as healthy as the country Affords He
comment upon the medicinal virtues OF the waters a,
ely unneressary and regards veil attested by the
largo concourse Of persons who resorted to them for
their health, when entertainment could be had in the
neighborhood lie pledges HIMSELF regards his table
bedding stables, &c. to spare pains promoting the
ease and comfort Of persons who favor him with their
patronage.
u He fatters himself that with untirng assduy and
very accommodating terms, he will be able 10 give entire
satisfaction. FRANCIS A. WILSON In
May "a 5-wI2l"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

N CHAN CERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county OF King William the 4h day
Of March, 1888:
Susannah Wilkinson, Complainant
against
James L. Shadwick, admir- of Judith Turner deceased
Charles Pigg and Nancy his wife, Kezah Quarles Abner
Allen and Livnia his wife, Caty Sandwich wife of the
said James T. Shadwick Judith Dugar, Benjamin F. Du
gar, Spotswood Butler and Francis his wife, William II
Dugar, Nelson Elicit, Temple Elicit and Reuben Lips
comb and Ann M. Lipscomb his wife, Defendants
The defendants, Charles Pgg and Ann Pgg his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act OF Assembly and the rules this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwe il is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here the first Monday in
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some newpaper
published in the City Of Richmond for two months sue
cessvey and posted the front door of the Courthouse
this county. Copy-Tese.
BEN. CHRISTIAN, d. C.
May 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

SCOTTSVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-wiH be
~ Sold on Friday, the tweuty6rst Of June next in the
town OF Scotsyile, Abemarle that large and commodious
Bnck building, belonging to the OF Dr. Tandy Nor
rs decd This house is situated in the business part Of
the town, and is sixy-sx feet 'front.' and thirty deep-wo
stories above the basement story, and constructed
TO accommodate large family furnishes good store
room-wel adapted 10 the sale Of Dry Goods-and Lum-
Der or storage House twenty by thirty fee-two so.
res high, with excellent cellars This house has been
built within the last three years. and is in good repair
with the necessary out houses 1t will be divided so as
to suit purchasers, thought advisable the day ofsae
IERMs-Three equal payments, at six, twelve, and
eighteen months;-the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security and lien the property to secure the
payment Of the money.
ALso-Two other uninproved Lots in said town These
lots will be sold credit Of six months the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
BEVERLEY STAPLES, 4dn'r
toith the,oW ANNEXED, of Dr. T'andy Morris
May 81. 7-w4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

UOHN w. MUNF0RD, Attorney at Ld,o having
- located himself at Columbus, State of Ohio offers his
professional services to bis friends and the public He
has been resident Of that State in the virginia Miarv
District during the last year, principally occupied in at
tending TO the landed interests Of non.resdents Any
land business entrusted TO him will be attended TO- He
will remain in this City for a short time where he NAV
be conferred with.
Richmond, May 18th 1898 6-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
May 8.

VENHREsHING MACHINES.-The subscriber re-
n specially returns his thanks to the Farming com
the sale Of his Portable 1hreshing Machines for years
past Not being able TO supply the demand for achnes
heretofore he has been induced 10 make arrangements
carry on the business on more extensive SCALE which he
hopes will enable him TO supply the demand to any
tent hereafter for his highly approved Machines. de-
scripon of them is deemed unnecessary as tbov have
been extensively used for the last eight wears in
almost every county East OF the Ridge, and in several
counties West; and it is presumable that Farmers gene
rally have become acquainted with the plan of them Not
withsanding the variety OF newly-invened Threshing
Machines that have been offered the Farmers within
the last or years he can with proprey say that there
has been no Machine of the kind yet offered the Far
which sustained better reputation than the one he
now oilers in support of it he subjons the certificates
oil the following gentlemen. The present Machines have
some additional improvements TO the last years, that will
add 10 their execution and durability; the Machines will
be completed i'll good, substantial workman like manner
machines os the approaching season. will please forward
their orders at early day possible, TO Taylorvile
G snS1 Hanover county, yrsna and they viii be
MillvlIe, Hanover Co., May 10. eff w4w
do hereby certify, that have used one of Mr. Sam
ue Cochrans Portable Wheat Machines for years past
and with four horses have generally averaged from $50
to ZOO bushels OF wheat per day throughout the crops the
repairs to said Machine has cost $15; and would
now as soon have il as new one; some years have
gotten out from 10 600 bushels Of grain myself and
others. prefer those Mr. Cochran's plan to any
have ever seen. Given under my hand, this LIST day of
February, 1888. ID. DEJARNETT,
Caroline County.
We do hereby certify, that we have used Mr.. Samuel
Cocbran's Portable Wheat Machine for the last or
years, and that well pleased with its performance
we further state that with four horses the Machine has
generally gotten out from 1870 10 200 bushels of wheat per
day, leaving little in the straw any other Portable
Machine have used and little liable TO get out
Of order Given under our hands this lth day of March,
1888. PICHEGRU VOOLFOLK
JOURDAN VOOLFOLK,
Caroline County.
Po,ohatan Co., 25th April 1888.
Mr.. Cochrdn-Dr. Sir: have had one of your Porta-
bic Ihreshng Machines in use for the last six years. and
think 1t one Of the best have SEEM has never
been out OF order for five minutes in hreshing six
200 bushels per day. from the the end
Of the threshing using four mules and
changing or resting them during the time.
Respectfully, yours, &c. WILLIAM OLD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

The Boston Daily Advertiser in the course OF an arti-
Gle ON the recently published biography of the late CHIEF
JAZZ gives the following of that
man.
In concert with Gen. Hamilton and Mr.. Madison, he
engaged in the writing OF the Federast but his labors
we're early interrupted by unfortunate occurrence
which, we apprehend is not generally known. Owing to
several violations OF the grave, the magistrates of New
ork found 1t necessary TO imprison physicians in
order TO protect them from the fury of mob which a,
length endeavored TO force the Jail in which they were
confined Mr.. Jay, while aboring in concert with Gen
Hamilton and others TO prevent this outrage
dangerous wound in the temple from stone from the
effects of which it long before he entirely recovered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
UNITY DOLLARS REWARD will he given

UNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be given by the
subscribers for the apprehension, il found out OF the
State, Twenty Dollars within the STATE of negro man
named Harry who eoped about last July from his estate
He purchased some years past from FuIcher of Rich.
mond, where perhaps he may be now lurking His height
is about FIVE feet eight ineheshs age thirty-he has
downcast look, and his right foot turns out little
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
For James Barbour, Jr.
Hampstead, Orange, Va, Jan, rs, 1883. se-sus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

Roasting by Gas.-On Tuesday morning Mr. Farra-
day and number of scientific gentlemen visited the
aiiona Gallery OF Practical Science see the first ex
hibiion OF Hicks Patent for cooking by gas. That in
genous artist has brought perfection an invention which
promises lair to supersede the usual mode of cooking
Several pigeons were roasted and piece of mutton boil
ed and served upto the spectators al which the
ladies' expressed themselves highly delighted. The adj
vantage IN thls mode is economy, and certainly i'm the
rst place. pigeon is beautifully roasted in IL minutes
at the cost oil fifth OF penny; and large Joint NAV be
roasted or boiled propoonate expense BY this mode
me meat retains the gravy to much greater extent the
heat being disseminated regularly; and whether il be
pigeon or large joint the whole process is completed
to certainty at the rate of me-I2 minutes for everv
pound weights and the cookery began may be left
Till The time arrives for dishng up So much for the ad-
vance OF science developed this Gallery which is daily
becoming the resort of the fashionable as well as scientific
word.-London paper.
Hedting Houses by Hot JPdter.-A method of warm
ing buildings by water has been conrved on the prnc-
pie that hot water will ascend through by its superior
ghtness boeri constructed in the lowest part of the
building, completely closed the top but terminating in
tube or pipe which is conducted Upw ards and carried
through The different apartments which il is intended TO
warm This pipe terminates in funnel at the top OF the
building the boiler and pipe being filed with water up 10
the tunnel When fire is applied under the boiler the
water becomes heated, ascends and the colder water
descends and these contrary currents continue until
every particle OF water contained i'm the pipes carried
through the building is raised TO whatever
der 2l2 degrees may be desired London pGper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

Am Monday the 18th February, the Stage Coach from
" Richmond to fredericksburg will commence
ming daily and arrive the same evening at Washington
City by the splendid Steam boat Sydney-From Wash
ngtoD, TO Baltimore and Phadelpha, the lines will COM
nence on the day. Travellers from the North and
South will find no delay. T.. PORTER Il Co
February 10. OH