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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-30

P7I'ENT RIGHT SECURED.
WARE OF OSITION.
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC
OINTMENT. formerly Judkins',)
Prepared by G. HERSTOVS. near Frederick
toWn. Maryland.
RICHMOND. Va. July Is, 1880
NNHE public will be p'easei to understand that was
4 the originsi dscoverer of Judkins' Ointment, and
sole proprietor Of the patent from September 1917,
until the expiration Of the same; but. having connect
ed myself with DIR. Judkins in the commencement, l
permitted the Ointment to bear his name. The term
Of the patent having expired on the Goth June, have
made an improvement in the ssme and taken out pa
tent thereon SHEPHEHD
OT Imposition having been Prsctised upon the nu6
lie BY spurious article, bearing the name OF Jud
kins' Ointment" the proprietor avals himself OF the
authority granted him in his letters patent now to
call the Ointment after his name, Henceforth It
will be known by the name of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
SIR ARCuY.

:, THIS famous horse has cleared for his p,opric.o,
independent of his achievements on the Turf s7o
"~' tie "stlll living bu, in the extremity Of old
age, I'm his 3oth or 3lst Year, His visor is ex.
'nct lie has not shed his hair for several wears
and IT has grown to the length of two or three in
ches' a gentleman who has lately seen him,
saysthat OF all animals he is the worst looking &
would be the mistaken for the celebrated horse
o, 'he age Ills owner treats him with all posi-
BILE kindness, as il would be objectionable indeed
If he did not. Proverder without stint nj rack ,,,
Manager and soft and delicate bed, proclaim the
l'oprletors gratitude. The door is left open 10 al
'Pw his cgress and ingress at pleasure, bu, it is OBJ
served that Sir Archy only comes GU, 10 drink
tnd having Done so, immediately returns 10 hi,
liable
Except those of the hnny tribe, il is coniec,ured
pat Sir Archy's pos,erity outnumbers that Of any
1'ihS animal Rich. JPa'g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

The Secretary Of the Treasury acknowledges
the receipt, by mail of an anonymous communi-
cation, bearing the ST Louis Posmark, enclosing
$50, which is stated to be Justly due from the
writer to the Treasury Of the United Suites"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

The Montgomery (Alu.) Journal of the eth ul'.
says" All the farmers, with whom VIC have con
yersed, concur in representing the season as the
most unpropitous they ever recollcct TO have wit
messed. We have scarcely hSd ten Successive days
Of pleasant weather since last August last. The
farms in this part Of the country, arc in state .
unusual backwardncss."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
NASHVILLE. (Tenn.A April Is

NAsuvILLE, { Temp AprlI %.
u. S. Dragooms.---Wc have already noticed the
Intention to organize under the provisions Of an act
3f tho last Congress, regiment of mounted men,
or the defence of the Northwestern frontier against
thc incnrsions Of the hostile Indians and we men,
l,ioued the fact TINT recruiting officer WAS expec
ted in Nashville for the purpose Of enlisting men
il, this important service. Captain Wharton has
now arrived here with that view, and has fixed
his quarters at the City Hotel in this town.
IYanncy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
From Me Hnntsr,he (Aia.) Adroeate, Ap7H 30
JUDICIAL INTELLIGENCE

The Circuit Coar, ofthis County, his Honor
Horalio G. Perry, presiding, closed its session on
ies' Thursday. Trials were had in but few cases
pi any magnitude Some were disposed OF on prei.
Fmnary points, the venue changed in some, and
many continued
The case OF VIM. Hall agains, John Cowart and
Others for an assault and battery, brought to this
court on change of venue a, the instance of the
plaintiff, from the county of Jackson came on to
DC heard before a jury composed, in general of tho
most respectable and intelligent men, Counsel
for the plaintiff, Messrs. Levine and Crushead;
tor the defendants, Messrs. Clay, M'Cuns, and
Parsons.
The plaintiff proved that about 20 persons. of
whom the defendants, most Of them, were a part,
came to his house, arrested him in presence Of his
family in open day, and after carrying him some
short distance, gave him so lashes-,hat he resist.
ed the arrest by aiming 10 shoot and otherwise du.
ring which they broke his gun and knocked him
down with stick. He also proved tina, several Of
the defendants in conversation afterwards. had
admitted that they and others, as members Of an
association, commonly called ''the slick company"
had made the arrest end given The ashcs, but that
they did 50 as punishment, under the slick law,
tor the crime which they said the defendan; had !
committed. ofpassins counterfeit money; Of which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

An extract Of letter. dated Macon, ODD ut. re-
ceived in Charleston, says" Our stock Of Cotton
is rery ninsh reduced, being onis 800 1000 bales
and there is not in the interior, to be brought 10 this
market, exceeding 5000 bales. Our receipts will
fall short Of those of the preceding year about 30
600 bales The prospects Of the planter are no"
indeed very gloomy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

"Thc ahlest man in South Carolina says TN
Foreign Quarterly Review, " is an cxpatrla.e,
Engllshman." Alas for South Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

SE(sARS.-Hack' Segars Of every onel.
ty,at Baltimore prices, by the box For sale
by 1T, Gle. ROYATT -, o. sac
April4 g..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

The dovernor ofthis State offers reward Of
Two Hundred Dollars for the apprehension Of
Robert r. Stephens, Of Laurens District, accused
OF the murder of his wife. The said Stephens is
represented TO bea man of abou, ,hrty-onc wears
OF age, SIX feet high, of fair complexion. with
saAuy ,air' bald headed, and draws the hair from
.hc osck part OF his head over the bald par, to hide
II talks quick and low, smiling while talkinp and
with something ola down look
CHaYlcstOS Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

The Nashville Republican gives an account Of a
machine for breaking and cleaning hemp, inven-
ted by Arnold Ialmer Esq of Giles county The
fist experiment resulted in breaking and cleaning.
in a very superior manner CT pounds Of neat hemp
and 22l pounds oftow which came out Of i IN
,''""' COZ 10 ~ wen proKcn and nearly cleaned
henP ana "a lbs of tow, which came on, of it in
ten minutes, with four hands besides drivers. In
ooth cases, TWO mules and two horses were used
VINO dd not 20 beyond brisk walk with two
small boys for drivers. II is stated that several
gentlemen, raisors of hemp wore very much graft.
hou oy The experiments, and unite in recommcndi..
~ 'nSsmuch as, bpsdes the saving of labour, il
saves al Inc lint IN the shape of tow, separating
ne" rom the neat hemp, which it leaves very
smooth, straight and clean.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
from ne fredericksburg Herald, News
MONUMENT TO THE MOTHER OF
WASHINGTON

N,
Inc PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES, Gov. CAss
secretary OF War, Mr.. TANEy, Attorney General,
MaJof BARRY, r. Master General, and Major Don
.-SoN' inc PRESIDENTS Private Secretary, arrived
IN town on Monday evening They were accom-.
panied ny number of citizens from the district
Capt, Moore's company Of National Cadets from
asnihg'on, Capt kinscys Company of RiAemcn
ana capt. Brocketts Light Infantry of Alexan.
dria' the Marine Band from the Navy Yard, as we'll
US many strangers from the eastern towns Thew
were met short distance beyond Falmouth by tn,
uafshas OF the day, the Fredericksburg Guards
,he h'ie Company and Frederick Blues Junior
ny whom the President. and Suite were accompa'
med to their lodgings.
troop flight Horse from the county of Eau.
gu'ef, under the command of Capt Thos L. Faun.
leroy, also arrived the same evening
LAYING THE CORNER STONE.
MS ceremony took place on Tuesday, with We.
~ imposing effect. Abou, o'clock the Presid.n,
was escorted from his lodgings to the Town HILL
where nc was introduced to a number of citizens
ana strangers, who called to pay their ,esree,s ~
t"e Nh'e' magistrate ofthe Nation The dav wss
ihe aho inc occasion attracted large of
persons from the adjoining counties. The pxoce..
SION SCI Out from the Town Hall at half past 10 q.
',ock, ana moved according TO the arrangement, Of
me Committee, IN the order and through the sever.
Al streets previously designated, to the site Of tho
Monument. ~ VIC
As the procession moved up Main Stree, III.
EXTENDED iine, the various uniforms of the militia
ne s'itlerlns arms the music the dense mass thu,
hrohsed The side walks, the crowded windows n.
'e''ookins the whole scene, altogether presented |
y - 7nosing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
NEW YORK Nav .

~, .,., NEW YoRK, May 2.
Mr' Audubon, accompanied by his second son
Mr' John Audubon, took his departure from our
cry Yesterday afternoon in the steamboat Ren;..
MN Franklin, on his long contemplated excursion
20 me Coast Of Labrador. His objcc, is to s,uJv
Inc habits OF the numerous water birds which VIA,
US c" pas'anf to and from those almos, unnhab;,,.
Die regions, where they retire during the br sedin.
season. This is a feld which na.uralis.s have hn,
partially explored, and none have contributed 90
largely as M A. to this interesting subject. as
WI, DC proved when his charming biography Of
birds shall be completed "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
Fyom The Richmond Wig. Nous

A friend has pu, into cur hands, the following
| narrative OF the transaction at Alexandria, which
! VIC are sure may be relied upon as strlellY ou.
! '',ehnohd, and there found Ro y. Randolub vii,
whom walked into the cabin of the boat whe,,
we FOUND great many o0se holders. Office Inn,
'ers, epa"'ettes and swords Randolph walked mr.
70 me PRESIDENT his (Randolph's) RICH, hand in ,
surg, when the President appeared disnoseJ r.
take HIM by the hand, but Randolph said g Sir i
am cripple IN this hand, and the other I conno,
present toyoo, because my name is Randolph tho
| victim OF your narelcnng persecution for Cn,,
years You have ma,rcd my happiness. and ,,o,,.
ded my prospects, AMI have attempted 70 s,,h nv,
reputation :" STRIP exclaimed the pres;d,., w
Know nothing about IN Randolph renl;od
have your signature in my pocket and
nave nothing left but to return the complimen, and
pun your nose j" which he did with bu, l,ule cf.
'o"-whereuFon an officer, u Colonel -
struck Inn with sword shoathcd-a Mr. Potter
clerk in the Treasury Department, caye him
three severe blows with the handle end Of nm u,,'
or1'la, y hlch was followed up by many o,bc,
blows, which brought Randolph TO tho ground
whcn he received many ether blows. untiI his
friends kept of the Coioards got him IN his loo.
and pulled him from the Boa, on the wharf Nvbsn
lherc stout man by the name of Col. Rurrou,
OF monumental tame,) caught him and held him
oy the uncr'ppled hand, striving to raise mob On
Inc wharf, 10 carry him back on board IN no m,,,.
tered; but a friend and myself prevented hin,
rom striking Randolph; when came up
and colarcd the rcdoubtaLc Burrows who then
dropped his hold, and Randolph, without a ha,
ana ms coat III tatters, walked up TO the tavern
borrowed horxc, and left the ~ .,r;,, 10y |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
Sr. Lows, April %, 1883.

ST. LOUIS, HpTII ZJ 1000
Santa Fx T. adc.-Many OF our cnterptiS'ns
young men have already left, and others are pre-
pairing to take their departure for Santa Fc' Inc
upper country will also send out an unusual num-
Der Of traders. They are to rendezvons at the
Round Prairie, near the Missouri line on the
! 18th of next month, whence they will be cseor
ted as far as the boundary line between the oni
i ted States. ~" tRePabLtcan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

Tie Washington Prcss-The WASHINGTON,
correspondent: ofthe United States Gazette saws =
Oar newspaper publishers are getting a,ong
or"vey' The lntell'scnccr Office, is abou, to be
increased by an additional building of 60 feet front,
ne Globe determined to ou.s,rip it's opponent taMs
Vi an ADDITIONAL front of63 feet, while the TeIc-
S,"p" p'poseS,o import all the reporting corps Of
81 stephens. God save the press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

lArrived at the spei, after an aPpropr'a's Foyer
lib the Rev. L. G.. M'GuIsc. ma Ad5sess Was de-
lkered by the President, and also by Mr. Bassctt,
he plate with the inscription deposited, AMI Ire
1het usual ceremonies were performed The pro
ces,ion then returned to the Town Hall, where the
proceedings were concluded, ard the companies
separated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

The police Magistrates Of New York have au-
thorscd contradiction otthe report that female
had set fire To the stables Of Kip and Brown, in
nv, r, .----.'., .,,.-L, iaef
ne Sea Serpent has again been seen near Cane
Cod. |"p'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

can CO.. Mar.opuaEs'-The proprietor Of the A,,..
S si !. Gouse aouse, Philadelphis. s,ver,;. Amer
FVgs. e'0 VI oount'fu supply Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

L"ve ~Hoto''tty-The Philadelphia Gazette
nuohshed lately 4 marriage between J. S. p and
. a. W'--Mr. p Immediately made a pubic
s'a'ement that no such marriage had taken place or
was l'ke'y 10 occur. The editor of the paper. in
publishing his letter, says. We adopted the pre-.
. u,au''onary measure of securing the name Of
'ne l.rso" WI" brought the notice to US. 1t har
pens 10 nave been TIE identical Miss S. A. " her-
sey, who brought US the fabulous accoun, of no.
nuptials." - I'LL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

a curious suit was recently triad i, o,o oe d, .
ward courts of the New York. against a c,nd;
ia'e Tor the office Of Alderman at the late eloc,or
IN that CITY Twas action for services mr.
formed tor eight days, at five dollars dav f r
wiring electlonecrins handbills, songs and abu.
sve paragraphs, Against the defendants election
he plaintiff undertook to prove that tho dcfcml.
AM made contract to pay for beng abused in this
way thinking 1t would benefit his election There
was no doubt that the candidate had expressed
tns op'r'on but he denied the contract and assert.
ca the expressions 10 be merely jocuar, and the in.
ry found "erdict in his favor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

CoNyrcrrcur The Legislature OF The State oil
Connection, is in semi.anuusi session. There ha'
wing been 10 choice by the popular suiirsges for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Henry W.
I:dpnyds has been chosen Governor, and Ebene'
zen Stoddayd Lieutenant Governor Of the state,
4 ON among the highes, candidates, according t.
the reuusitons Of the constitution Of the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

From the Sparta (1sunessee, q.eoyae,
MR. EptroR--I wish to publish the nar,icuars
OF couple Of weddings, at which was 1 present,
ou,ins the hr't of March last, in the state Of Viz
g.nla.-Ihe facts are briefly these emitting
names; A Young lady of respec,shilty ard
HeanA had the bad luck to respond to the tender
passion which an intelligent, moral but poor
swan was silly enough to whisper in her innocen.
car, ~h'ie realtAyrival, who could read sign
board or hand-bill pretty distinctly. and who 90.
.oosy sbout once day, and hunted foxes, offered
70 let the fair one occupy his bed and hoard" in
capacity of-wite. The poor girl yerv naturally
objected to being taken on these ,crm.-but her
parents being fond Of money, gave her to under
stand that obedience in this case WA The oaly
means ofres'ning their favor and protection, and
threatened to box her ears soundly If she contin-
we'd her foolish seubbing wedding day was
appointed, but the intended son.in. law being very
"ucn pleased unfortunately delayed the ceremo-
n.y. ~ reason of that indisposi,on which results
rom prosracted debauch. In the mean time the
lady was frequently lectured and expostu.
a,ed with ny her mother. The onlv argument
xhleh the daughter could urge, was. Tia. she Low.
= smother, who, although not rich, was young, in.
s"'se"'' v'tuoas aha s,vdious in 90 honorable
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20
NOTICE.

THE subscribers, appointed by the Hon.
 -A Court of Probate for the district of Nor folk, Commissioners on the estate of DANIEL PHELPS. of Winchester, in said district, as- signed On the gath day of January, 1888, to assignees for the benefit of the creditors of said Daniel Phelps-and also Commissioners on the estate of DANIELPHELPs, JUN. of Nor folk, tn said district, assigned on said day to the same assignees for the benefit of the cre- ditors of the said Daniel Phelps, Jun. hereby give Notice, that said Court, on the 18th day of March, 1888, did decree. that nine nonths be allowed the creditors of said Daniel Phelps. and that six months be allowed the creditors of said Daniel Phelps. Jun. tO exhibit their claims to us the said Commissioners appoint ed to examine and adjust the same and that we the said Commissioners will meet at the following times and places for the purpose of' examining and adjusting the claims which may be exhibited by the CT editors of the said Daniel Phelps and Daniel Phelps, Jun. viz
 On the 18th day of June, 1888, at g o'clock A. M. at the tavern of Washington Hatch'j9 said Winchester. On the 4ih of July, 1SSS. at o'clock A. M. at the dwelling house Of said Daniel Phelps, Jun. in said Norfolk. On the 18th day of September, 1888. at o'clock A. M. at the tavern of said Hatch in said Win
 chester. And on the 18th day of DecembeE. 1888, at g o'clock A. M. we will meet at said Hatch's tavern in said Winchester, to exa- mine and adjust the claims which may be ex- hihit.d by the creditors of said Daniel Phelps. JOHN BOYD, 2 COmmis- HARVEY GRANT, { si0Rers. Winchester, MGrck 1s, 1888 a2
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20
A Good Stand
For e 7'G0crncr, ApOtkec0ry,
 PhMsIcio0a. m. Mech0q1a;c.

PhgSGcGGa, or Mechanic.
 ENOR SALE, the House. Lot. Gud other 1T Buildings, situated on the southwest cor ner of the Square, near the Meeting house in South Farms Society in the town of Litch- field, belonging to the estate of Abner North rOp, late of said LAchield, deceased. The premises aforesaid consist of large two story Dwelling House, a Store adjoining the same. lately occupied as dry goods and apOtheea- " store, Wood House, Lumber House, Horse Shed, Barn, S1c. &c.-a fine orchard of apple trees, and from three to four acres of excellent meadow or moving land. This is perhaps one of the best stands for tavern to be found in any of our country villages, it be- ing situated about five miles south from Litch- field on the principal road leading from Litch- field to New Haven (via WOodbury.) and in the immediate neighbOrhoOd of very four ishing High School, visitors to which would probably furnish a very considerable valuable custom. ltis also q very excellent stand for an apothecary; and in these days of cempe- ton, pretty desirable stand for physician, there being at the present time but one physi- elan in the parish. For Mechanic Of almast any description, few places can perhaps be found in country village which afford greateF Inducements. Should purchaser wish for ;s greater quantity of land than belongs to the estate aforesaid he can be accommodated with from 25 to 50 acres first rate land for moving blowing. pasture, &c. in the immediate neigh- borhopd of, and conveniently situated for im@ provement in connection with, the premises aforesaid. Terms of payment made easy--a liberal credit will be given, if desired, for the principal part of the purchase money. For further particulars, inquiry may be had ofthe subscriber, residing near the premises afore- said. MORRIS WOODRUFF.
 Litch field (!SO. Farms, May %, 1883 6t5t
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20

At q Court of PTobafe holden at Litch6e
 tCithiH and Jor the District of Liteht hteId, Oa
 fhe 29th day cf May, 4. D. 1888:
 Present, Frederick Woicoit, Esq. Judge. GHPON the petition of Mary Ann Norton, Nj of Goshen, in said district, showing to this Court that she is the parent and guardian of Mary Elizabeth Norton, Jeremiah w. Nor ton. and William P. Norton, minors, residing ! in said Goshen; that said min~rs are the own CTS of an undivided interest n certain tract of land situate in the west part of said Go shen, bounded as described ia ,hc application, and containing in the whole thirty -seven acres and l43 rods of land; that il will be for the interest of said minors that said real estate should be sold, and the avails he applied or invested as the law drects--praying for liher- ty to sell said pr"rerty for the objects aforc- said. as per petition on file:
 H is ordered by this Court, that said guardi- an give notice oi her said application by pub fishing this order in newspaper printed in LitchReld, in ihc county of Litchiield, three weeks succsssiSely, the last publication to be 1 at least six weeks before the hearing. and that said petition will he heard at the Probate Of flee ia said district on the 18th day 0f August next, at Q o'clock A. M.
 A true copy of Record. 5s FREDERICK WOLcOIT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20
NEW GRAMMAR.

T NGLISH Grammar in Lectures: de-
 -1I signed to render its principles easily a. dapted to the mind of the young learner, and its study entertaining-by l.. Y. Hamlin. This work is highly recommended by some of the most distinguished teachers in N. Eng land, and has been introduced into several se- lect schools in this county, where it is thought to excel any other grammar for simplicity and conciseness. as we'll as correctness. Teach sers are requested to cau and examine the
 work, at the Bookstore of
 May so E.. A, LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20
Drawing School.

TT LESSONS will be given in Dr1sCing and
 Paiuting at the Juvenile School Room on Wednesdays and Saturdays at half past o'clock P. M. Young Ladies attending the Academy and others who wish tO take lessons are requested to call and examine Paintings at the time and place specified above.
 TuitiOn, $4 per quarter by the quarter, and 20 cents per lesson by the lesson.
 LitchJfeId. June 3 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20

THE excellent Dispatch Line of Coaches -A have resumed their route from LitchtIetd to NorUaLk-leaving O. Wadhams' Hotel at 8 o'clock A. M. EVERY DAY, and arriving at Norwalk at II A. M. where the Steam Boats will receive passengers for New-York.
 Passengers availing themselves of this op- portunity, may leave Litchield at 8 A. M. ar rive in New-York at 8 P. M.and be in Alba ny at 8 o'clock the next morning. Persons travelling by this route will find the coaches easy and commodious, the teams good, and the drivers attentive and obIiging.
 CHAS. PARTRICK & co.
 F'Gre-tO Noracalk, @2 %.
 - 's to NeaO- York, 2 l2. . For seats, apply to o. Wadhams.
 Litchfeld, May, 1883 t44