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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

Columbian Insurance stock.
- Shares Of Columbian Insurance Stock. for sale
- YER, hw by CID Will r..
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

special session of the Superior Court is to be held at Hartford by Judges Daggen and Peters, commen- cng on Tuesday of this week. for the trial of the per- Sons charged with the late murder at the State Priso"
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
MARRFED.

In this town, oa the 12sh inst. by the Rev. Mir, Marsh, Mr: Calvin Gilbert to Miss Olive Osborn. In WoOdbury, the Both ult. Charles Henry Webb, M. D. formerly of this village, 0 Miss Jennett Moody, daughter of James Moody, Esq.
 In Hartford, Mir Elam StockLrtige, of Springfield, tMaas.) to Miss Julia Williams; Mir. Ell Warner, of Oswcgo, tN. Y.) to Miss Hannah Bunce: Mr. Ash bel F.. Bedford, to Miss Harriet E. Morgan" Rev. Ed win R. Gilbert. of WaIiingford to Miss Anu $. Lang don, daughter of Mir. ReYben LangduM; Mr. George Burt to MissJerush Spencer.
 In WesI-HanfOrd, Mir. Titus L. Hart, of Cornwall to Miss Harriet $: Corben.
 ln CollinsvlIe, Rev. Horatio N. Brinsmade to Miss Amelin Collins.
 In w-Haven, Mr. G. M. Buckingham, Printer, itor x Printer ofhe Palladium. to Miss Ca,harine Mills Mr. John w. Davis to Miss Sarah Bailey, of North Brandord; James Loomis, Esq. of SaMgatnc, to Miss Eliza c. Mitchell, daughter of John $. Mitchell Esq. MT. Watson Adams, of Wethersield, to Miss Grace Ritter. daughter of David Ritter, Esq.
 In Waterbury, Mr. Daniel P. Bunnell, of N. Haven, 10 Miss Sarah A. Welton.
 In Branord, Mir. Levi H. Norton, Printer, of New Haven, to Miss Susan J. How'd.
 DIED,
 In this town. on the 9th inst Mrs. Baldwin, aged "A, widow of Dea. - Baldwin. . In Torringfnrd, the lth inst. the Rev. SAMUEL MILLS, aged 90, father of the late Rev. Samuel J. Mills Missionary iO India. In New-Haven, Mr. Martin Parroii. a revolutiona- Munson, %.
 In Son,nbury, Mr; Eli Camp. 6s. of Mir. Edward W. l" New,own, MT. Philo Bearisley, 90. In Vest Hartford, Miss Rhoda Olmslead, 8.
 Dt0URed, at Wesivillc, near New Haven, on the 7th inst. Mir. Webster Ho,chkiss, 3l.
 In Hartford, Mrs. Mary Inlay, 8l.
 In WethersGeid, Mrs. Rhoda SGllman, wife fDea- con Ebenezer Slillman, 54.
 In Canton, Mir. John Hgley, 59.
 In Norfolk, Mrs. Mary Ann, 68, wife of Mir. Luther Foot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

AtG Court cf PrObote for the District of Sfa-
 ron, holden at Salisbury, On the llM day cf
 Mag. 4. D. l88S-
 Present, Samuel Church, Esq. Judge. WHEREAS William BisselI and John c. w Mitchell. Esq. of Salisbury. executors of the last will and testament of John BisseH, late of said Salisbury. decrased, have made application tO this Court for the appointment of some other person than said executors to sell real estate of said deceased for the pay ment of debts and charges against said estate: Whereupon the consideration Of said applica- ton is adjourned until the goth day of May instant, at g A. M. at the Probate Office in Salisbury; and said executors are directed to give public notice thereof by advertising in newspaper printed in Litchheld, and by post. ing a written notice on the sign-pOst at Fur mace Village. A copy of Record.
 s49 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate fer the Dis. A trict Og Litch6eld has limited and allow. ed six months from the date hereof for the creditors tO the estate of
 HORATIO N. BEACH, late of Goshen, in said district, deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. All claims not presented within said time will he debar- red recovery. Those indebted to said es- tate are requested io make immediate pay ment to
 WILLIAM STANLEY. Adm'v. , Goshen, May IS, 1888 '%9
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

Franklin Circulating LG6rGyy: TRAVEL.S and Researches of Baron L Humboldt;
 Characteristics of Women, by Mrs. Jameson,
 author of the Diary of an Ennuyee: Sense and SensibiIity, by Miss Austin; Eben Erskine, novel; .. -ae The North American Review for April; --e- together with various other interesting works, have just been added to the Franklin Library, and are also offered for sale at the Cheap Bookstore of E. A. LORD.
 May 16 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
THE ENQUIRER. LITCHFIELD, MAY 16, 1888.

O' The legislative proceedings on the preceding page are brought down the latest hour received The two Houses on Friday adjourned over to Tues day morning. Very little of importance has as yet been dOne-most of the time having been employed in the presentation and reference of petitions, and in that necessary part of legislation, eacussing. The nominations of Judges of the County Court and Judg- of Probate for this county had passed the House, but not the Senate They will probably be acted up- on this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

GF9 IHe Annual Meeting of the South Con- sociation cf Litchtfeld County .cin De holden at Waterto,on, on 1Gesday the 4th ef June nert j; aud on the day jolio,0ing the annual meeting of the Association piI De holden at the same piace. 4 punctuat attendance cf the members IS re- quested. l.. F. HlcKoK, Registror.
 Litchf field, Mav IS, 1888
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
P0ssage Boots aosthout freight.

1Ne SUPERIOR, Capt. v. Saaford, and
 (" SPLENDID, Cdpt. B. Stove, "IL alternately, leave New Haven dai- w ly, Sundays exccpted,) at 1g.o'cIock M. Returning, leave NewY"rk daily, (Sun days excepted) at o'clock A. M.
 Passage from Ne,O- Ho0en to Ne,o- York, S2 % '' Hartford to Ne,o- York, Q ro
 including stage fare. Excellent Post Coaches always in readiness on arrival of these boats at New Haven to convey passengers to Hartford, Middlrtown, Boston, Proydence, SIe. The just mail from New-York will be conveyed in these boats. The above boats will not take freight.
 7Ne Steam Boat United States Win leave New-Haven every Sunday evening at 3 u'cIock,t and every Wednesday and Fri day evening at o'clock. Returning, leave Ncw-York every Saturday at o'clock PM. and every Tuesday and Thursday at 1s NJ. aud will take such freight as may be offered.
 JOEL ROOT, Agent. Ne,o- Haven, May 1S, 1888 tH9
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

Al the last Court Of Common PIeasip inc couUtv of Stafford, N. Fl. Miss Persis Houston recovered of Mf Patrick Kennedy $4O0 damage for breach oT promise of marriage. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
JUVENILE SCHOOL.

JUVENILE SCHOOL. THE Summer Term of Miss M. CLEANERS -A School will commence on Tuesday May slst. Tuition. including all expense, $2 50 per quarter. or S4 50 fo: the whole term.
 An Infant School Apparatus md good Library will be attached to the school-also, Holbrnok's Common School Apparatus.
 While Miss Cleaver would thank her friends and patrons for past favors, she assures them that no exertions on her part will be wanting to render her school such as is needed for children under the age of ten years and stll solicils the patronage of those who may find it for the interest of their children to place them under her care.
 Litchfeld, May 8. 1888 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

Assault upon de President-On the preceding page we have given a" account, from the government pa per, of brutal attack upon the President while on his way to Virginia. The assaant, Lieut.. Randolph, had recently been trial before naval court mar tial sundry charges: the court in great measure acquitted him of the charges; but the President, m reviewing the testimony, seemed to come to differ cut conclusion from the court, and ordered ;he name of Lieut. Randolph be stricken from the roll of the Navy For doing this act, It. K. sought a" occasion 10 wreak chasisement upon the person of the Pres- dent. The President, in our view. would have ap- nearcd more in character of the first civil magistrate of the country, h instead of afterwards attempting to cAasse Randolph, he had interposed to arrest him, aud hand him 10 the proper authority 10 receive that punishment which he su justly merited. Ran doph has since been arrested, and will doubtless meet with his deserts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

Caution fo Stage Drirers.-We learn from the liar. rsburg Reporter, that in Ihe Circam Court of Dau- phin County, "Wednesday last, the case of Boston vs Colder & Wilson for lrial be fore his Hon. or Judge Rogers. Colder and Wilson are the prOpv- etous of the line of stages between this mnd Phade phia via Reading; and Bolton brought suh to recOv er damages for the cRfeessness of O( the drivers who, n attempting to pass him wilh the stage, oa inc turnpike road, few miles from HaFFishUFg, n Feb Fuary 1882, against his dearborn wagOn and Up- set . by which the thigh Ol the plaintiff ae'ar- ed and other injury done. The jury, aher being few hours, returned verdict of Twelue Hundred Dol lars DamagsS.-N. r. Cotwisr and EHqsivsr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

The Review, at Hartford, will during the session of the Legislature be published daiyand afterwards if suficien, encouragement he offered.
 The Hartford Times will be published semi-weekly for few weeks-and permanently, if it can be sus tained in that form.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
Ciashing OF .M;f;,oyy o,,s Dr., A,l..,

- Ctdsn"S 81 .Htftfayy and Civu .4uthoriiu
! Our last accounts from Alabama left the question
between the Court of Russell county and ,he Con
mandant OF Fort Mitchell at a painful issue The
ohcer hau refused obedience to the Precept of the
Gourt-and though the Court had adjourned, vel
they had previously sent off an cxpress n tho 10
vernon TO notify him of the contempt II WAS I.f, IN
the Governor to decide, whether he would call out
me military power 10 second the requsi,on of the
civil authority. Va VIC
1t is hoped that this issue NAV be avoided IN, ~,
instruction from the Secretary of War To obey the
requison OF the Court. Such instructions se,.,,, ,o
nave been previously gone forth Ia the Marshal
under whom the military authority of the n g WAS
exercised IN the case OF Owens. For, these ns,ruc
IONS direct HIM To submit any legal process thar
may be served" on him-and thew give the f,IIo,v
ing additional directions
"h suits instituted sgsinst You i'm any of IN. Stat.
Courts, for your proceedings in this matter submit 70
process wiou, hesitation Interpo.. not ,b.
stacle to its service The United States claim mo spe
e'of Jurisdiction orer the Inhabitants IF ne esded co
Ty They only claim the right remove them from the
p"nhc ia they occupy The District itorney wiIl he
instructed to remove the Courts of tl. C,i,.J ST.,
"eeVeru can legally be done. III suits instituted
yo, @" ihs account, and there 20 conduct your defence.
or neces' airy, You vii remove them yourself a.. viii
&c likewise instructed oiern in the State Courts in
o.e suits, any there may he, which cannot he teno,
ell mo The Courts Of the United States"
There is also special provision in the net of Con.
sress Tor establishing rules and regulations for the
government Of the army of the o. S,-'rhe 33J So.
non OF which is us follows:
hen any commissioned officer soldier shall be sc
o"Se" o' rapta CRIME or OF having used violence mr.
committed any ollnre against the persons or propcrv Of
any ci'Ien oil any Of The United Staies such A. /. nun
is,abe by the known laws of The land the
ocsr and officers OF every regiment troop or
10 wieh The person or persons shall belong
hereby CURED, Upon apple duly made by or ia
the party parties nred, TO use their utmost
y, ,S 20 aenver over such accused person persons
" VIC c'o magistrate; aud like Wise he ,idiu. and
'is',"g to the officers vi justice in appreheninS and 80
curing Tue person or persons accused in order to brin,
him ar them To trial. ~ " "S
1t is expected, that the Secretary of War has call
ell the attention of Major Mcintosh TO this provision
and that all difficulty this question may tl,us
he terminated. 1t would be u melancholy accuu,I
ouon OF embarrassmcnis, if collision between the
cru ana military authority to be added to the
contest between the military authorities of the State
and of the U. States ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05


OHhNCEkf -VtRGINIA.-At rules taken in the
~ oe.S once OIL the county Court Of Prince Edw ard
the I'll day Of September, 1888:
William X. Geers, pla;,da
against
Hezekah Ellington and Sally his wife, Eiheldred Hole
man, husband Of Nancy Holemsn decd, formerly N
Geers and his infant children Thomas Hoeman and Pa
nea Hoienan, Robert TapIey aud Jane his wife, and Ro
bert Tapley as admir- Of Thomas Geers, Polly Hawkins
hdckness Geers and John Gecrs, Defendants
The defendants Hezeksh Ellington aud Sally his wife,
tf'heldrd Hoeman husband Of Nancy Holeman decd +,
formerly n Geers, and his infant children, Thomas Hole
m'n aud Pamela Holcmsn, Polly Hawkins and Mack
ness GeeTs not having entered their appearance, aud g
ven security according 10 Of the General Assembly,
and the rules OF this court, and IL appearing a they are
not inhabitants Of this Sste the motion of the plain
fiji IL is entered al rules aforesaid aud order
td that the said defendants, szeksh Ellington and Sally
his wife, EthelJred oleman, Thomas Hoeinan Pamela
Holeman, Polly Hawkins, and MSekuess Goers do an
pear mere on tho first day OF November term next and
answer Tue Plaintiffs bi and that copy Of ibis order be
jor'h"ih inserted IL of the public newspapers
printed I'D me city OF Richmond for months success.
ana "'o posted at the front door Of The Court house
Of THIS county Copy. Teste, B. J. woRSHAN, C.
September ~! 4e-wsy-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
BIGGER,G

EXCHHgVGE md LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA.
Drawn Nos Tor the New York Lottery Extra No 80
drew 10Th inst in tho City OF New York:
DO I'D 50 16 ~ % "a 80 49,
$4,000, and 30 Prizes OF 81 900
New York Lottery, No. III.
10oe hotcn IN ne city Of .Neo York on Wednesday,
November 10, 1888.
CAPITALS.
S3O,OOO-S100O0-$5 ,000-$4, OO0-S37O4
30 prizes of SI00O-30 of $500.
Tickets only $40, halves 5, quarters 2 80.
Tickets and shares in the usual great VARIETY OF
fortunate Numbers for sale the Exchange and Lottery
omce OF THOMAS b. BIGGER,
o.,.,oo Corner opposite Eagle Hotel.
OC'ouei -" Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
THE pRESJDENcv

Under this caption, the last Charleston Mercury pro
claims that g. Carolina considers the prin.
cipes OF Notification o! Indefinitely much importance
10 he forgotten Tor momentand that she Will strike no
blow in the political which does oh, ousy
tribute TO It's vindcaon and establishment She believes
The selistyied State Rights who pretend rever-
ence the doctrines OF 49, and yet by denying
State in'erPosition emascuiaie them OF all value and
meaning TO be more dangerous than the honest and open
Fedefalisis On personal grounds she would infinitely
prefer any respectable candidate 10 VAN buren,:
but she cannot descend TO personal psrizanp the
ON whose side she lights, must himself fight under the
Wyoided banner OF Modification. She can accent no
PToseiyte rho steps short Of f acceptance of her
e'eea' Upon ms principle. The Mercury recommends
to the South 10 its neutrality $50 long the con
test is scramble between men, the success of none OF
whom would establish or materially advance the genuine
principles OF State Rights, with which .he vital
OF the South identified" (That is in other words
Modification y
The article in the Mercury closes with singular Let
ter from its Correspondent in PhiIadephia II comnen-
ces by stating that "here |e,D here who have ne
yer bowed the knee Baa and they are resolved once
more to raise the flag Of " STATE Rights" and with hi,
view we are now organizing Estate Rights Club" II
viii he located in the Northern Liberties among the
Work'ng men, and can assure you that
pdly driving many to ranks who little dreamed nj
taking such stand but few weeks ago."-The Pba-
delpha writer subsequently says by way Of shedding
light we suppose, upon this Working mems STATE
Right party: " We have fumour here, indeed il is
more than rumour, IS understood that the Working
men in Baltimore will nominate Judge Mclean Of Ohio
as candidate for the Presidency; and learn that il
is in contemplation TO put him IN nomination here and
in many other places in this State immediately His
friends boldly the ground Of REFORM Of reduction
ofshc taxes, of economy in public expenditure, OF strict
limitation Of the powers Of the Federal Government In
iced they soy, that they nlend TO raise the standard of
stale Rights as they understood and maintained by
1ehersohN Who would have believed this six months
agoll'
Aye!-who could have believed six months ago. that
Judge Mclean could have BEEN nv any ofboeus po
Gus, constituted The leader Of Notifying, State. Rights
AntBahk, Anti-Supreinacy Supreme Court Party The
process by which hc so l. vet en-
rolled among the Arcsna Of Political Alchemy 50 ar as
the Baltimore Working mems Meeting is concerned III,
Philadelphia scribher correct The fact is that such
farce has been exhbitedand II remains Tor us TO sec nov
far his pre- fiction about the non.dcscfpt Working
Club 10 Philadelphia IL TO be accomplished But about ON
thing may undertake TO predct-tist man is 10 h
elected President Of the " States by the ostrumenta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

,o DEATHS.
NC oil on the 2jth ulmo, the restlonoe ~
ny Ann wife OF Mr.. WIN G,aves and second
The virtues which most ,leIrn,. hno
OF the emalo-w embo nnd ,J,,n
he as pass most un'oeded by the world. woman world
VI "ef within
soco sphere mat her nhue il felt and virtue. Known
praise worthy dos, tenrs
and
s,cuy weeping by her grave"
Her i'm and .ononn'
u anu hers heart
Died nj 'tac ,cmner moe,
unno'h passion was her such ns
however, death md
"s solemn, dcaTy shaics, ssypress aloo, shs
cIn nave chretng view of that bright pa which shonkf
nc' angel spun, to clmes
coid check OF death andre IIcn,ug
ana Oeanty inmoi tai uwakcs ON he tomb. "e'
".eo"iohGry soldier Died h
n"r", IN" . iIaIi on the 7ih September ELLA,
chSsoN OF Logis, aged 81 served his coun,r, a.
years uung our arfuous
many years CLERK OF the Ovorsce
Courts Martial of ID H.. 'n W the
greed by all who knew him. ~ ~ ~ -'F '"u "'eu re-
.3"o,hor Revolutionary soldier tb. Efo n.
Ii' u''no NJ his reside" ce %
S"e oil The Revolution liz country bcwsen ,,y
NV y's IN INC war of Independence. a Useful
an houes
,herbu
OF 'he u Navy, Mrs s,,s,.;n
vhmon oltudu the taTdy death ,,,.ugh
n ana wil resignation died
nv" ~ ,"c 'hrisan faith e mind ondoyed v an,n,o
aud from Of Re-
sue hls e behind H.
~ l" her DEATH and the ascti .to bus-
the event
Died, IN this on the morning nj he l.,
u,.e' a'a'vo 81 Scotland, q Of
'oi OK" ordinary eunnonc,
"u Po'e-s'o" OF the law Raleigh Csns'iuonaiist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

ANDS FOR SALE-In contormi,v ~ . ~ :,
- rust made to the subscribers by Josiah LegranJ
ana duly recorded in the Halifax and Charlotte Clerks
we purpose selling for cash. to the highest bidder
nen''oned' Two Tracts OF Land lying in the county
o, hs'iax' on Difficult creek, containing 352 I2 acre:
bounded by Roberss mill pond the lands of MooI Az
oo ana Others The neighbors represent the said
oe Vauaoie Tor the production of tobacco and Other
crops AMI well improved The sale the above tract o
,,nd 10 be made at Halifax Court house on the 25h day Of
november next, being Court day The other Tract Of
u ies 'n me county OF Charlotte, containing 300 acres
asdescrbea by the Deed, and bounded INV tbs I,t -
Thomas e. Spencer. john Hatchcl and Others. being The
sa'd egrands residence, believed 10 be shor,
from charlotte Courthouse. The sale of the last men
toned tract OF Land to be made at Charlotte Court
ON the ~ day OF December next, being Court ay The
es 10 the said Tracts OF Land believe 10 he
on' a' trustees no other title will he made but that
ed in us by the said Deed JAMES ADKISSoN
WILLIAM PENICK
ANo'o"ioer u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

VIE subscriber, from this day. will carry ON the Fell
and Brass Founding, Lock and Smthing Business, in
M It's various branches in his New Shops one door above
nus Old stand He is prepared TO manufacture Bells
urates' Hinges, aud all other kinds iron and brass
work, generally used in house building all kinds Of Brands
Gu. on n' STEEL ion copper any other kind of metal
My furnace will be thankful to receive anv orders Go
my friends to prove them its utility aud power Great at
tenhon paid TO any orders sent from town or country
brass Castings executed either night day, suit INV
customers aud friends 5. ID. DENOON.
November s. 20 o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
mo- FOR The ENQUIRER.

TO CAUTIOUS"
In writing at the, ihrou gh the Editors of the Enourer
you wrote CLUTTER things, against some of Mr. Iei,h,
friends Nothing but OF Justice to them iuJ,Ice.
me 10 address you again.
Mhate'-r strong circumstances" may shave Ia.,Iv
leaked out, indicating you that some of MIR Ieiyl
NEAR connexions" concerned i'm cxpo.ing your s
coPhhncy, those circumstances delusiye IL
oecones NY duty to airm that not, by the remo,c.
aSceIi'hae tie, whether of guniiy marriage mr.
interest connected WIN that gentleman. Al ordinary
attention To what wrote, will convince any one bu,
Cautious, that did even profess 10 be IN. ",,,cJ
c", warm anu sincere personal friend of Mr. I.eiyh
S"cp professions voln cred, having ne ed q,
our dVo"rs are always found 10 be hollow when m
accident or misfortune. Sad experience has laugh, me
to despse them aud To uue,liou III. .;,c.,i,,,
them. " ''
Neither Mr. Leigh any come xion of his had ,,,
knowledge OF my writing. But, admit that MIR I.i.L
Vke All oher nen) has indiscreet friends such ne you
anu u ought he TO suffer Tor their folly? on no M v
"Shcwdy suspect, from strong circumstance n;
nave lately leaked ONT, that Mr. Leighs smear come xion
are engaged in angry assaults the one hand and G
some cuiogiurS on the oher;' hut, YOU seen, 10 ink
ul'' hc cointeances ami encourages them Such su si
cionS cond never have been entertained by one wbe
hiendshp would be desirable 10 honorable men or yLa,
w"'b, then, are your professions? Do YOU really ina
s;e '' any one capable oil reading newspaper, will
give you credit for sincerity, but the expense Of you
under, tIniinp? ~ '"'
Excuse me Tor having supposed You had rational mo-
i've "r your sycophaucy. our real motives AR. ,s i
COMPREHENSIVE "S your riddle ahou, your cleft hand
Nothing but State snecurc, q;iGS snecure coulI
| seem 10 he. -" S''
wiIie To characters not a per+on Agains, tI,e il,
dIv'dnai can have personal ppuc Yer NAV dis;
like the character. ' "
., The vulgar only shake their cautious heads
vi Whisper III the car, wisely suspicious"
| EANnnnp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
NOvenber q.

Legislature Of Virginia, for the passage of law ere.
a.'hg Joint Stock Company, to construct Turnpike
Hoau' rom wilmington, in the county OF Fuvanna by
Carter Bridge, to intersect with the Saunon and
hyer turnpike at or Garlands Store or Coles Mill
November g. 20 D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

OF any new tangled associaton--such as a,i. asons
VorSing-m &C. &c. Mr.. Writ brought Tor W ard
by one, in vain-snd Judge Mclean will equally be ba
He'd In his reliance upon the other Such ;raps and de-
vices will never succeed in the midst OF intelligent
community Of freemen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

x Stallion, will stand at Fairfield the ensnins s.s'
pIrII, d. ","S sca"
November 3. 70 o. Mo