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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16


Asior myself have witnessed the into cities
OF victorious generals and the coonaons OF kings but
never saw sight presenting such striking example of
the moral sublime, the entrance into New YsTk OF that
tall old man, i'll simple attire, with his gray uncovered
head, bending TO the sAlutauons OF his countrymen-
Yours sincerely, dear b., F. A. X
The ew ork Mirror contains letter ascrbed 10 Miss
Fanny Is mbe written TO London friend Ii is spir.
tied picture Of the Presidents piion in New York
We give thls generous elson warm from the heart of
the accomplished foreigner honorable tribute TO the
character Of our county. designed for thes
public eye-a Circumstance which adds interest of
The description We have in it, The impressions made Oh
Tie m'nd OF stranger OF genius by in which the
American character revealed in all its strength and
without reserve. We have tie priuaie thoughts of our
visiter, as written out for the bosom I'm
the BRUSH metropolis, aud may therefore, considered
as iruer estimate Of appearances than that given in the
party prints among us--W. Globe
u We have tie best authority for saving saws t,e
Albany Daily Advertiser, that Miss Kemble is not the
writer OF the account Of the Presidents Reception In New
York, originally published in the N. Y Mirror.
TO OUR READERs.-The preceding paragraphs IAN.
nouncing the death r. g. Yancey E,q The senior edio
WI account Tor the appearance Of Ibis paper on Tues
ddy last ~ well as for any deficiencies which may appear
~ hal 0 to-day The surviving Editor assures tie pa
irons oil tie establishments that there viii be no ces.
saon IN The business, and that be is making arrangements
TO give TO the paper character more worthy OF public
patronage than the limited means Of he late firm would
Justify them ia doing PETERSBURG InfcItgencer
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

we are informed by gentleman who has lust been to
Tie ty Of Washington, that the President looks badly
ou' ms spirits are good and he says lac better Than when
ne hIst returned from the North He will 20 in day or
Two 10 Use KIP Rsps, for I've benefit Of retirement aud of
lhe Sc" bath lie speaks IN glowing terms Of tie content
neh snd prosperity lie witnessed in the Northern States
Dui doubts the moral effects Of the factory system on the
J'""s employee The prosperity Of the manufacturing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

Establishments seems TO DO sufficiently gre at 10 dispense
with the neecssy Of almost all artificial protection
The Grand Magcion" continues to laugh and be
cervJ0f IN spite oi all The attacks OF all his enemies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

We understand, by letter we r,ceived Yesterday,
(Liege' May 800 from young country man, who has
9een 10 Brussels, Antwerp, Namnr, Licgs, &c that at
brussels he met Mr. Davizac, our Charge dAnairs at the
Hague lie was on his way to Naples on special mis-
sion Mr. Legarc, or Charge Brussels il popular in
MS "'s'on' and does honor 20 the American character
but TOR bis uniirng aud successful researches
III the regions OF Literature"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24

Gen. Blair has been tried for the lase unhappy &C.
cuFreHce IN the theatre. DR.. Sewall, his attending
physician, gave evidence before the court that be
subject 20 chronic Rheumatism 10 iis head, 66F which
he occasionally had recourse 70 brandy and opium,
whereby he sometimes became partially deFanged.-
The Court dismissed the case with Ems Of foe dot
lars. The action against him for the assault Duff
GTeen will not be tried Cor some time. There ea1he
no doubt that he deFangea ut the time Of his APP
Pearance in the thealre.-N. n StGndard.
Fail Riuer Murder.-By later accounts from Bfis-
io! K IT, appears that the result Ofthe examination
Of Rev. Mr. Avery is Satisfactory the public 10
That quarer and that meeting has been held az Fall
River attended by upwards Of 600 Eersous disapprov-
ing Of the discharge Of the fiaOneF, and directing the
committee who conducted the former prosecution 10
have him again arrested and carried into Newport co.
for second examination. Whether this course 10
adopted in consequence Of the high excitement or the
honest conviction Of Mr. guilt does not distinctly
appear IL is said that before he could be taken into
custody by the Sheriff of the County Of Newpnr, he
a9sSo"ed and "now ahsentbr secreied by hi. friends
ehs he the FACT his Innocence IL, 70 say the east
questionable.-N. E. Reviesp.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24

At a Court Of PROBATE holden at Kent, ,citkin
and for the District Of Kent. on tie 16sk day
Of January, "A. ID. 1885,:
ETPON the petition Of Charlotte Turrelh Of
~ Kent, in Litchfeld county, shelving 10
this Court that she 10 lawf full guardian Of Ly-
man Turrell, of Kent, 10 said district. in said
county, who is minor under the age of FL
years and that said minor 10 the owner 10 fee
Of the following described real estate situate
in Kent aforesaid: one piece containing about
nine and half acres, bounded west and south
ON land held by the petitioner as dover, north
by Mills TurreIl's land. and eastcrly ~ high
way, and Of the value OF about two hundred
and 6fty- dollars; also one piece contains
ing one acre aud half and twelve rods, bouns
ded south by highway. west and north by
Nathan TurFell's land. and easterly by Ben
iamin b. Knapp's land, and is Of about the
value Of eighty-one dollars; and that said
land Is unprOductive to said minor, and that
It would be fol his interest that the sanse
should be sold, and the avails thereof dispos-
ed of according to the statute in such case
made and provided. and praying for liberty Il,
sell the same for the purposes aforesaid, as
per petition on Gle:
Ordered, that said petition be continued Ia
the 9Th day Of April, 1888. at 10 o'clock A.
M. at the Probate Office in Kent and that
said guardian give notice Of the pendency
thereof by posting copy Of this order upon
public sign post nearest to saidaand. and with
10 said town If Kent. where said land Is situ-
ate, and also by publishing this order in a
newspaper printed in Litchfeld three weeks
successfully at least ak weeks before said 9Th
day Of April, 1888.
A true copy Of Record.
- NArH'L p. PERRY. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24
NOTICE.

N7HEREASt the Court Of Probate for the
wv District of Norfolk has appointed the
undersigned Commissioners to examine and
adjust the claims Of the creditors Of LoRRAIx
LOOMS, who has assigned TO Trustees for
their benefit. and limited six months 70 said
creditors to bring 10 their claims from the Sist
day Of December, 1889. Said creditors will
take noiice, that We win attend ID the duties
of our said appointment at the dwelling house
OF said LorraiD L0omis. in Winchester. ia
Li;chHeld cOenty. onthe 2sth days Of Febru-
airy and June. leSS. at o'clock in the after-
noon. JosErE MILLER. Comwis-
ROaKR Coz, sioReSs.
Winekesters Jan. 81, 1855 IS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24
NEW BOOKS.
MoREL's Voyages and Discoveriesinth

MOREL'S Voyages and Discoveries 10 the
IV1 South Sea. M
Historical and Descriptive Account OF Bsi-
fish Indies from the most remote period to
the present time.
Letters on Natural Magic. addressed to Sir
Walter Scott. By Sir Dasid Brewster.
Memoirs Of Sir Walter Scott. By Allan
Cunningham.
History Of the American Revelation
lished 10 London. Just received and Cor sale
at the LitchGeId Bookstere. by
r.. A. LORD.
o. The Connecticut Register for 1888
is expected JrOmsfke publiskers this evening.
Litchfeld, Jan. - So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24
Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
At Wholesale and Iieteit.
II. G.. BECKWITH

sDs Gs bEOA WITH
OFFERS for sale complete assortment
" Of the above articles in quantities to suit
the purchaser, ON as good terms as they can
be bought within the state, for cash or credit,
including an assortment Of BrOnzes. Gold and
Silver Lesf and Foil, Gums Copal, and Shell
Lac, Alcohol, Japan andsC Opal Varnish. Ta-
marinds, Madder, Cochineal, Indigo, Ameri-
can and Russian Islnglass. Spices, Sal Eratus,
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seiditz
Powders, Congress Water-superi0r and
common winter Sperm, Castor, pure Linseed
and Sweet Oils, Comp. Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Preston's Salts, Baybevry Tallow.
A large assortment Of PATENT MEDl-
CINES-includiug Hooper's, James, Rust's
and Phinney's Anti-dyspeptic Pills. Deans
Rheun,atic Pills, KiddcFss Medicines, Ander-
sons Cough Drops, Bateman's Drops. s waim's
Panacea. WEIGH Medicamentum,T hOmpson's
Eye Water. &c.
Also, complete assortment OF English and
American PAlNTS--among which are white
and red Lead, WhminE. Chrome Yellow and
Green, Prussian Blue Mo- and q, Dutch and
Rose Pink. Terra De Sienna, Vermillion,
Lamp Black. sc.
London Brown Stout and T.. aud Philad.
Porter-O Old Madeira. pure Port, Samos and
other WINES, in BOTTLES and by draught, at
retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy. Holland Gin.
w. Rum, &c. as medicines.
Physicians, Hatters. PaiDters. &c. supplied
on M good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities in New York.
e. "A e9s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24

On the 9th ul,. the United States Branck Bank.
and the Church at Natches thiss) destroyed by
Ere. The books and papers OF the Bank were fortu.
nately saved. The confagra,on originated ia tail.
or's shop between the two buildings.
The debate on the bill Tor the reduction Of duties, ia
still going inthe House Of Representatives Wash
insson. An amendment has been moved by Mr.. Bur.
gess the object Of which s 10 order the duties 10 be
paid 10 cash. in nj places whore the laws ii state
.h.ll n. ;n,enaeA IN nux ,he laws If ,h II ,.,..
$50 : r~'.." - -" - S'"s'1
ior the eo"ees'on OF o"es' U" o'her WORDS We pre-
snme where such laws exist as have lately been pass.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24
MaRRIED.

In this village, on Tuesday morning last, br the
Rev. Mr.. Fuller, Nh. Walter Joy, Of Buffalo, n. Y. to
In Goshen, MIR Smith Beach to Miss Lucia Beach.
In New Haven, Mr.. Edward r. Lambert, % Miss
Eliza Boo'h both ofN,liort; Mr. Henry E. Harrison,
10 Miss Henrietta Hood.
In Hartford, Mr. Charles e. New,sn, to Miss Abby
d. Barnard, daughter Of Capt. II. Barnard.
DIED,
In Mortified, on the Sd inst. Miss Lucinda Marsh,
aged %, daughter Of Mr.. Horace Marsh She was of
the unfortunate class deprived Of the privilege Of hear
NOT believed ha, she heard any sound however near
or loud At the age Of IA she placed at the Asy-
lum Of Deaf and Dumb Hartford, and was sustained
At that institution three years by the char-
ties Of the public. Her instructors bore honorable
testimony to her diligence, attention TO her studies
and faithful improvement Of the privileges thus kindly
granted her. by the means there enjoyed, her be-
an she acquired much useful knowledge, and became
capable Of communicating and receiving ide ~ ny wr
ting. She enabled also TO read nnderslantingly
easy, plain, and familiar language The treasures OF
locked TO her mind before shroaded in ignorance and
darkness; and che acquired a knowledge Of her Gre
ator, just views Of God and Of his character, Of her
relation and obligations TO him, and Of the method Of
salvation. In the year previous 10 her deab she be.
came hopefully the subject Of divine grace. and gave
good evidence Of reconciliation with God, through
faith in the divine Redeemer. Meekness, patience,
and humble submission to the divine WILL were strk-
continuance. As she declined n health, and advan-
ced the closing Of life, she enjoyed in
happy measure the supports and consoaons OF chris.
tian faith and hope. Death TO her view was disarmed
of errors, and she contemplated, with evident sat-
isaclion, the time Of her departure. In the judgment
Of christian charity, she has entered on that state OF
light aud blessedness whore no defect in the bodily
organs will obstrust the clear perceptions and commu-
nicaons Of the soul and where, united with the in
Vulnerable lhrong Of happy spirits around the throne.
she has joined n the praises Of Eternity Such u ,s
believed the blessed results by the mercy Of God,
Of her residence at tn. Asydme Those who charita-
bly, aided her in the eRayment 0hai ines,imahle pri-
viIege, must feel ,hem thousand fold for
what they gave. Surrey il u blessed % give for such
object the fruit Whicl eternal 10 an i'm
mortal sOU-COnm. Sss. - 4s.-.
In this town. on the 18th ins after severe illness.
William, son Of Ephraim aud Eliza Sherman, aged
years.
In New Haven, VIM. c. Lefiogwell, Esq. a.; Mrs
Harriet Shipley, 81; Mrs Sarah Gorham, 40 Mr Eli
Hibhard, SO = Mr. Wm Smith. of New -LOndonp - ;
Mr. Henry Perkins, from New York. ~; DIR. John
Spencer, 46.
widow Ann Ford, IS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24
NOTICE.

TSHE Court Of Probate for the District OF
l. Kent has limited and alloWedsix months
from the date hereof for the creditors to the
estate OF NATHAN SKIFF,
late Of Kent, deceased, 10 exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within said
time, will BE- debarred n recovery.
LUTHER SKIFF, Erecutor.
Kent, Jan, 10, 1883 So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24

express % ahe bearer the decision of Georgia that
subject. The President has said, siacs the PrOcama-
ton promulgated, tbat ne w0ld carry any decis-
ion the Supreme Court slOuid make IN the imprisOn
.ment Of the Missionaries, into effect The Georgians
have been FESTIVE under the Proclamation and there
is much induce beefthey will 10 way avoid
direct collision with the General. Government.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24
Collectors' Notice.

THE subscribers having received warrants
II % collect State and T0wn Tax On the
List Of 1881 OF the town Of Cornwall. hereby
give notice that they will attend to receivs the
SANS It he dwelling house Of John r.. Sedw-
wick. d. the 7th day Of February neat. frosn
1 tD & aselock r. NJ; at John G, Roger store
"a the eih from 70 l9 o'clock n0ons a ths
store of Wm. Landonen she eth ff0ns U Is Z
o'clock r. NJ. al the store of s. sH1pGina &
Son on The eth ff1m 8 to &c o'e|oct naen
and at the store Of Bisrca q HaYfiSoIl 81 -
eth from q q e'clack q q. AL persoue
Degieeiins shis no.iee viii Sc sh4Fsss fees a.
the law dskela. sss
AAsON H0sEhs,
ComWoR. Jdn. ., lass s.5 sss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24

According 10 previous arrangement, D meeting ol
School Teachers holden nj the hOase OF Daniel
Hall, 10 Milton Society. ON the evening ofl3th Jahu-
airy insi Mr.: Birdsie Gibbs was called 70 the chair,
and Salmon c. Hall appointed clerk. The following
resolutions were adopted.
Resoiyed, That education Is necessary TO the well
being Of society, and that ignorance he productive
Of peace 10 despotc governments only, I'VE deem il
pedient form ourselves into society, the object Of
which shall be- to raise the tone Of education 10
common schools.
tend md make reUors Of .hs course pnr.
sned 10 their respective schools next meeting.
Messrs. VIM. Guild, Frederick Basseit, and s. C.
Hall were appointed committee 10 draft Constitu-
ton, and make report at next meeting. Voted, to
adjourn, meet again this place Friday, the Lei
day Of February next, nj o'clock P. NJ.
SALMON C. HALL, Clerk.
Litehfeid, Milton Society," Jan. Is, 1883.
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uary, 1888.
N. w. Dimick. Andyev Hias, Jr.
Samuel LeGvift, William LeGvitt,
Levi g. Plat, William OdelI,
Charles A. Jndsoa, Thomas " CLARK,
CMrtiss HickOr, AlviB CLARK,
Hhiel Hickox, RcmGs N. Foscler,
ID. b. Brinsmade, Simeon fl. Mitchell,
Seth Calhoun. Asa Burgess.
EoWeN HickOE,
Litchfeld County, Washington,
I9sk January. 1888.
I. David s. BoardmaD, Chief Judge Of the
County Court for said county. do hereby GER
tify that on the day and year aforesaid. each
and every Of the persons above named did
sign the foregoing certificate in my presence.
DAVID s.. BOARDMAN.
j Liichfeld County %.
WnskingtOR, 19M January, 1855.
Personally appeared Marvin w. Dimocl,
the general partner named In the annexed
certificate, and made solemn oath pursuant
to the requirements Of the statute Of this state
entitled IAN act authorizing limited partner
ships in certain cases." that the several sums
mentioned in said certificate as having been
paid BY the several special partners named
therein, have 10 fact been bOnG.fde paid into
his hands-befoTe me,
A DAVID 8. BoAaDMAN. Justice Peace.
Thereby certify. that at the time Of the re-
gistry Ut the aforesaid certificate. Marvin W..
DimOck appeared and made the oath above
Il, nv presence, and that the same was re-
gistered ON the 18th day Of January. 1888.
DANIEL B. BRiNsNADE.
9 IS Ybsea Clerk Of WaskiRgtOn.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T1HE Court Of Probate for the District of
Il LitchReld hath assigned Thursday the
Slst Of January instant, at 10 o'clock A. M. at
the Probate Office in LitchReld, for the APP
pOintment of Commissioners on the estate Of
RETURN BISSELL,
late Of TorringtOn, in said. district, deceased,
represented insolvent, at which time and place
all persons interested in said estate will appear
it they think proper and be heard 10 the pre-
misses. By order of said Court.
Russell G. ABERNErHY, Adm'r.
EOrringt0n, Jan. II, 1883 sSS
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THIS certiies that Samuel Leavitt, Levi
Il s. Plat, Charles A.. JNdsOn, Curtiss
HickOx, Ithiel Hickox. Daniel B. Brinsmade,
Seth Calhoun, Powell Hickox. Andrew Hine.
Jun. William Leavitt. William Odell. ThOnp-
as N. Clark calvin Clark, Remns M. Fowler,
SIMEON TT. Mitchell. and Asa Burgess. all Of
Washington, in the county Of Litchfeld, aud
Marvin w. Dimock, Of said Washington, have
entered into a Partnership for the purpose Of
Manuj dctafimg Cotton Goods. Machinery and
HGrdieare, and Merchandising, 10 conformity
with the provisions Of statute law Of this
state, entitled IAN Act authorizing limited
partnerships in certain cases. under the
name and firm of
MARVIN w. DKNEOCK.
He the said Marvin being the general partner.
and alone authorized to transact the business
Of said company and to bind the same by any
proper contract in the name Of said firm only.
The other persons above named, aud who
have subscribed this certificate, being all Of
them special partners only, and having each
paid in the sums annexed to their respective
names towards the capital stock Of said com
pany, to wit: the said Samuel Leavitt $1,000,
the said Levi s. Plat $1,000, the said Charles
A. Juds0n $3.50. the said Curtiss Hickox
$500, the said Ithiel Hickox $500, the said
Andrew Hine, Jun. $500. the said William
.Leavitt $500. the said Williams Odell $500.
| the said Thomas N. Clark $3.50. the said Al
vim Clark $25O. the said Renaus N. Fowlei
$3.50, the said Simeon H. Mitchell $500. tn
said Daniel B. Brinsmade $500, and the sai'
Asa Burgess $3.50; and the said partnership
TO commence on tho first day Of April next
and to roDfiOas for the periiRd of Eve years
unless sooner dissolved by act ar said cOmpa
| ny, to be duly Published according 70 law.
Dated at Washington, this l9th day Of Jan
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SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.

At large and respectable meeting Of citizens of,he
town of Norfolk convened the hohse OF Aaron Hos
mer on the 2lst instant-Michaei f. Afiiis ESQ. was
called TO the chair. and William Lawrence appointed
Secretary. The following resolutions were passed.
Resoced That in view Of the present peculiar state
ofpolitica parties, and the conflicting interests which
agate the community, growing out Of sectional pre-
JUDGES, too much cannot be observed to secure in
season the nomination Of a suitable candidate to rep.
resent this district Senator in the Legislature.
Resolved, that in comparing the claims Of different
individuals, we are satisfied, that under all circum-
stances no one for that Office, appears more worthy
the support Of his fellow 10 ihis district than
ELISHA STRnLlNe. Esq. ofSaIsbury. His undeviat.
ing adherence 10 National Republican aud Constitu-
tioRal principles as defined by the President in his
late proclamation renders his appontmenta sufficient
guaranty for the faithful representation Of his const.
in that capacity Therefore, Resolred that we
will give him our support at the next election.
-ResolUed. That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and published
in the Litchield Enquirer and in Hartford Newspa-
per. d. F: MILLS, Chairman
WIN. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-24

miiIe0 Of Ways and Means ID not merely an inlHdi-
ciOus aRdmpOlitiClahempt Iegisale under circum-
stances uRfavorahle calm and cool consideration
OF the subject, bat wears upon the face &C Il the
pect Of sGbmissOn, and thar Il grants Substantially
what 8. Carolina demands that taking into view, IN
cOnnexion with is and Objects the manner IN
which it has been brought forward and pressed upon
the consideration Of Congress, Il amounts 20 nothing
less than proposal tosacFiee, and that in precipi.
honor and d;R"y, he rights aud properly Of twenty
three Ofths states to the menaces Of one:
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"An Observer" in type, is necessarily crowded
ont by advertisements which came in late.
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The Supreme Court met at Washington on Monda!
the l4.h inst. Present, Chief Justice Marshall, Judg
Is Story. Duvali, Thompson and Mclean. No.wish
standing bis advanced age, and the severe surgica
opera.ion he underwent few few months ngo, thu
Chief Justice is said 10 be in fine health.