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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
Eresh Fall a. Winter Dry Goods.

VIE Sfiif uHyf10, Just arrived from Liverpool.
m has brought " it'll the exception oil 10 parksees)
entire Importation of FILL AND ITIN'TER
GOODS, which is large and general, and will be landed,
we presume, during this We have also, in Store
very erfensre supply Of dmericdn Cotton and WOoiien
Goods-many OF which being bought early in the Suu,-
mer are cheaper than such goods be had. Our
supply OF Fancy Goods Also will be quite good Ivy the
Is, oil September These receipts added 10 large sup
ply oil Staple and Fancy, European, India, aud
Goods, bought or imported during the past Spring Tor the
most part ia original papers and packages and in fine
der, aud cheap similar Goods be obtained,
VIII constitute the largest supply have had 81
time, AMI such an think will be found worthy
the attention OF town and country Merchants, throughout
virginia The purchase aud impoI of large sup
ply, ia the very enbaassed state in which the country
has been, have required about great efforts have
ever made The whole undertaken and effr ed from
desire and determination Of meeting any demand which
might be experienced here and in the hope, the
pora'on Tor the Fall expected 10 be light, that the
adventure woud turn TO good Our ncigbboIs,
too, we clad 10 perceive (and which take leave
menton) and will he in the receipt of consera
BILE suppies and will, sure unite and all
make the inducements TO all who may here pur.
chase, great they can be made We have said
on this subject than should have done, because OF in
maiions have received, that the very ebsrrAss
ed state OF commercial affairs apprehension ba arisen
IN tile county, that there would be lew or lao goods Of
consequence received here IoT the Faand for the pnr
pose oil Informing those Who have generally gone NJ
f0'h but Who from the appearance VI The cholera there,
even in the slight degree in which il now exists may be
here expecting TO lind, not only many goods they
will need but si prices, trust, that will give general
sI'iSlacuon. As soon have opened our Goods,
iulIer advertisement will appsar.
+. s. ]. s. JAMES & co.
Ang' Y 3l-l61 Market Square, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

q tENTRAL COURSE RACES. Fell Meeting, 1891
~ will commence, in pursuance OF Resolution Of tn.
Club as they did last Autumn, the third Tuesday (2isO
oil Ostoh-r and continue. as usual, four days.
FiRsr DAy.The Craig Plate, value $500, two mile
heats, fec ol all ages Entrance money depending on
the number charlottesville winner to tals the plate or
the money at his option To close and by o'clock
u. NJ, the day previous
Same Day-ihe "TAsKER STAKES" with Colts and
Files three old; distance and weights the Eng
lish ST. Legcr Race, 10 witt sngle run OF three hun
bred aud eight yards short OF miles Colts carrying
lis lbs and Fillies ll5 lbs Subscription $500, orl.
800. To this Race, the 6,s OF the kind run in
America, there are now five subscribers, viz:
j. b. Kendall. o. p Hare, Col. Wynn, rhos. j. God
man, and jas NJ seldensni i, is probable there will
be as many more. Should there be more the second
in the will have his subscription refunded.
SECOND DAY.-PropretOr's Purse. $500; three mile
heats; entrance S2I.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse, 81 900, four mile
heats; entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY.-.a Sweepstakes with Colts and Fillies
three years old mile heats cut ance $780, half for.
lei: twelve subscribers, viz
r. f. Sockion's imp. {. Lady Motyn by Tesnier, dam
Invalid; $ w Smi us Dr. c. BY Monsieur ionson dam by
Fioize john Iie,hs Cuiliiroat by Medley, dam Me
rino Eve; p. Devlins {. by imp. Barefoot, dam imp.
mare Alarm; Robt 1iIlo,sons b. by Eclipse, dan Lady
Wysus Archy MARI; r. Il. S. Boyce's h. Joshua, by
Gohanra, dam by Eclipse lieroJ VIM. X. Johnson. gr
I. by Medley, dam by yrginian; Vim. H. Mpge's b. C
by iIoispur, dam by Francisco; A. j. Donelson's gr
Bolivia by Bolivar, dam by Constitution; John e Craig;
Jacob Fouke's Gu. by Monsieur Tonson, dam BieDish
AT meeting of the ".sIa,yIand Jockey Club" held
the 9Th August, 1884, the following resolutions were
adopted:
esoIped Tia, the Secretary prepare and furnish for
each member, Badge without which such me mber
shall not he entitled 10 any OF the privileges oi member
ship and that such Badge be only delve. GU payment
by mel ,ber OF his subscription.
ResoiUed That the Secretary Of the Club be, and he
hereby requested 10 Cause TO be and prned
TO be hung mp in the Club Room OF the Central Course
each Spring and Autumn Meeting, complete list of the
members OF the Club with columns show the state OF
their subscription account.
y sub. criptlous NAV nv Daid at the Office the
"Aineiicsn Turf Register s. Sporting Magazine" TO C. b.
SMITH, E,q ill., subscriber.
JAS. M. SELDEN, Proprietor and Treasurer.
September 80. 42-20O
FHNHE CdmEfeh Jockey Club Fail Meeting of 1891.
IA will commence on Wednesday, the llt oil Novem-
Der next.
FIRST Prop,ieioi's Purse $50 mile heats; en-
trance SO
SEcoaD DAY.-Jorkey Club Purse $500, two mile
heats; entrance Sl5, 10 he added TO tie purse.
RICHARD NJ. THORNTON Proprietor
September 80. 39-tdr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
FaEDERIcKsBUR0, Oct. 3.


RIcHMoND AND POTOMAC RAIL-KoAD - We have
coDvefscd with Mr.. Hunter, Of the Engineers who
have beeo Tor time past. engaged IN experimental
surveys lor he sOute Of the Hil Road from RichuonJ
Fredefcksurg, ard esrU hat he fee Of The country pre-
serious Ohstacle aud tba de Nesiern Line has
proved less dhcut tban anticipated Learn, ALSO
that a. Western route there has been q feInqush-
Of land in al instaucss except iHo three where
ihe property beongs 70 orphan children and that the dis.
position OF The people towards The work. pight be in
iefec lions what have stated " exceedingly asofabe.
is thought n have advantage overt other route iu
greater abundance Of unbor aad stone, but very ue
~ distance.
Engineefs engaged IN locating " miles Of the
road om RieunOnd 10 the idge south Of he Pamupkey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
cHICKAHoMiNY LAND for sale =

VALUABLE CHICKAHOMiNY LAND for sale -
Intending to to the West, offer for sale the
tract OF land on which at present reside, lying on
Chickahomny river, in tho county OF New Kent, and
immediately upon the stage road leading Richmond
10 Neutrality-suspicious. II iues FROM the This
tract contains about lSo large portion Of which
Is low gounds ot the first quality, with good
cultivation in good coudtion, aud under high Of
Improvement, which, well the low land, is well
adapted 10 the growth Of corn, wheat oats aud coi,on-
Tho buildings consis, Of good dwelling house, contain
ing six rooms and cellar, kitchen, smoke house, aud
dsiry The whole nearly newiogether vi stables barns,
corn houses, carrisge-house and ice. house.
The ani lays well TO be divided into three parts aud
VIII be divided to suit purchasers il cannot bs sold
TIRE wii take pleasure in showing the land any
disposed 10 purchase For the TERMS which will be
very accommodating, lapply myself, to my lather
Byrd George, living IN the city Of Richmond
S,pienber 10. l3S-til JOHN GEORGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

EAQUEl-lN p. TAYLOR has received from LOW
81 don, Liverpool and New York, hs Fall Supply, cUu
sng OF The usual variety OF English, French, India and
American Dry Goodslhe assortment OF articles suiia
BILE Tor the general trade OF wholesale and re in this
city, is more extensive than usual and having pur
chased with and upon the brst terms, is offered
sale upon as favourable conditions at any house in the
city. In his stock OF seasonahe goods will be found,
amongst other articles, large supply Of Brussels ply,
Klderminster and other cafpeliugs.
Sentember
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

NARMONY HALL SEMtNARY.-1he duties Of
this Institution will be resumed the LEI II Octo
ber IN Inc building occupied the last year. Terms Of
tuition IN ie higher branches Of English education so
per year, Elementary branches $32 french Latin Italian
Music, and Drawing the usual prces--B osfd &Iss
per year For lurlhcrinofmalion apply The Prncipsi
HARRIET y. TURNER.
September 26. H-0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

Executor of DR.. Austin JPhorton, deceased
Goochlsud, October TO- 45-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

r. iFE INSURANCE OFFICE-For a comparative.
"a A " small sum-say SIG SO 100 $1,000 -ihe father
OF amily, at the age Of thirty years aud IN proportion
At other periods Of bis lie. msy handsome
potency for bis family Application 10 be made sboye
JOHN o. LAY, Agent
BoIiim0re Life Insurance 20
Richmond, Sept 30. 42-7'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

FHTHE .H5fnd and United States Fire Tosu anee cam.
N ponts, insure 10 The county, and throughout the
State, on as liberal terms any other good Oicc viz
Do mills, factories, barns, dwelling houses, aud Stores
whether OF wool, brick, sloueAnd on furniture aud
goods Of every description
Application either IN person or by letter. describing The
property, will be promptly attended to- the Office OF the
Virginia Marine Insurance Company" Richmond.
JOHN o. LAY, dgenf
Sept 30. 1ll-7Tl .YIfnd & II. s. Insurance CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

OCT The Editors OF the Wing requested publish tho aboe
once week u sso, and forward their account
N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

NMADSwoRrn & WILLIAMS are now receiving
large and general OF Goods, suitable
Tor ,ie Fall trade
KIchmond, September g. 1884, 36-l0t
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13
ERAsTUs A. LORD, Secretary. -....-.-

AR0ther gTeM JdaUTe m Veso- Y0TK.-Ihe Meesrs. Allen have been obliged .o yield to the pressure. New-York paper of Monday morning says, "For a few days past the Money Market has been decidedly easier. Stocks have improved, and there was evident ly better feeling. No ailnre of importance had ia. ken place for several days and hopes were entertain ed thnt had seen the the closing of the Banks, however, Ion Sa.urday] the public were as- tonished 10 hear that the extensive and respectable Brokers, Messrs. s. & M. Allen, had stopped pay No failure could have occurred more injurious to the merchants generally than this; their extensive operations will it is feared, fa heavily and extensive ly on not only New.York, but every section of the Union. The amount of their indebtedness is not sta- ied but is said it cannot be less than one or two miIlions-may be much more.''
 T'he NeU- York Deiegati from the Merchants and Mechanics to represent to te President and Congress the emhar of the city in consequence of ibe Arrangement of the money system, reached Washing ton some days since. The N. Y. Daily of Saturday, in auson to the subject, says, "We had m opportu- ny yesterday Of reading letter from of our in- iegen delegates at Washington, who states that they visited the President in body. The President was most resolute that he should to no change
 
 renewal of the present charter of the U. s. Bank, and that he determined to see the present Bank wound up, and try the local bank system un, ,at period. The gentleman expresses the beef that there is no hope, whatever, of change in the deter imitation of the present cabinet" Another account states that the President treated them very cavaliery referring them Mir. Riddle, President of the U. S. Bank, for relief
 The Hadson River was on Friday fast open as far Up as Peekskil and steamboais have commenced rmn- ming. The recent mild weather will we presume open it nearly to Albany.
 Lorenzo DosC.-This eccentric individual has at length paid the debt of Bature. He died at George. town, D. C. hast week, as we learn from the InteI. geneer He was born at Canterbury, in this state.- Though he has for great many years borne the ap- peIlaon of old crazy Dow, and has been preaching for n long period, imagine he is more than 55 60 years old His snguarity o dress and long Jew- ish beard, were such render him in appearance older than he really was.
 Parleys Mogasine.-We have lately received few numbers of lile publication under this iiile, pub Iished by Lilly, Wait 6 Co. It is Gsll of fine wood illustrative of the subjects treated off is intended (or children and youth; and we kSOw of nc work sol well calculated for iheir amusement and instruction. The price s $l per year, six copies for s. issued every other week. The edition published already amounts sO % 900 cOpes-One pretty strong evidence of its worth. Noah says :" the diEecIOrs of the Manhatan Bank have refused gISe Ree0siy Tor the safety ot the deposises and have declined giving the Kitchen Cab If allaiPh and
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13

1T The regular quarterly meeting cf tke Churck Missionary Association of Litchfeld County, soiu De he'd in St. Peter's Church, Piymos,tk, On IAursday tke 20tk inst at sotich' tia,e q sermon witl De detioered by appointment; seueral addresses nude. and collection taken i.s aid cf the .fitnds of the Association. Nis er- pected that the Bishop of the Diocese sciN be present to hold an Ordination, in addition to other services on the day previous. 2he friends cf missions are G6sctionateiy inrited to attend.
 Fe6. IS: Q,o
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13

Euxine. within three shost days sail Of Con. stantin0ple, consisting of not less than from a to &4 ships Of the line. Can any one be sur pT1seu that the Government Of Louis Philip pc should hasten to be in readiness for all con- t1ngenctess or that Eng gland should participate In its just apprehension ofthe manifest design of Russia? That England does share the feelings of France OD that important subject seems plain from the fact. made known by all the newspapers, that our Admiralty have within these few weeks given orders tO fit for immediate service several men Of war and first class frigates, DOW lying in ordinary at Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Chatham, eight sail Of the line, we believe, and four or five frigates, which, with the Victory and two others already in commission at Plymouth, would constitute force of n sail of the line {; and, added to the squadron already iu the Ar chipeIagO, would compose fleet of some l6 or lS sail of the line, including half dozen three-deckers. Any longer indifference on the part of England to the progress of Russian conspiracy and trickery against the 'nagnifi- cent ruins of the Turkish empire, would be an insult to the honor of this great people, a sacrifice of the security Of British commerce, and of the freedom of the Mediterar ~an, ss well as a crime against the independence and tranquility of the European Continent. We rejoice, therefore, tO learn from our brother Journalists, that signs of increased alacrity to meet, or. in other words, to ward aff. the evil which threatens ns, are visible tn the pFepara- tory measures 0! his Msjesty's Government. If the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh shall be sat- isfied that France and England really "mean what they say" aud that they rig out and man formidable fleet, not for Ostentation, but, if unavoidable far action, 1t is our belief that the Czar will turn more than once on his pil- low before he dares the encounter of such a confederacy.-London Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13
THE RAILROAD JOURNAL,

And Advocate cf Interaal Improvements, ITS published once a week in quaYtO form, I with 16 pages t0 each nnmber. at S3; or in semi monthly form, of sSe pages, stitched in cover of colored paper. at g. per annum, in advance. The first and second volumes of the Journal may be had in t,0o parts to the year. either stitcked in covers or bound in boards. f'r the price of putting them up. 25 or 75 cehts per volume. Those in covefs may be sent by mail to any part of the country the same as a magazine. Published at No. S5 Wall-st. New-York, by D. K. MINOR, Editor and Proprietor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

It will be by what follows that tl.e People of this District have nominated candidate for the office of State Senator of the next General Assembly. The H"annlity which prevailed in the Convention compO- sed 1t was of the bone and snew of e country the Farmers and Mechanics gives assurance of success fHl issue the first Monday of April next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13

DF II was rUmOred in New-YOrk on Monday morn- ing ILal Messrs. McLane and Cass, Secretaries of State and of War, had resigned their offices. The rumor wants confirmation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13
l5TH DISTRICT.

At Convention oI National Republican Delegates
 from the different towns composing the Fifteenth
 Senatorial District held the house oi Jas. Hum-
 phrey, in Winsted, on Tuesday, the llth of Febru-
 ary, I834-Col. THADDEus GRIswoLD was chosen
 Chairman, and ER. sTUs A. LoRe Secretary. The following gentlemen appeared members:
 LitcLfeid-Eras,us A. Lord, Charles Seymour, Ed ward Cowles Benjamin Kilborn, Chester c. Goslce, Leonard Goodwin, Garwoed Sanford and Harry Bis, sel. Ha'4cinton-C Chester N. Case, Phinehas W. Noble, Wm. s. Goodel Gaylord Wells, Wm. K. Peck Lewis Smith, AbJah Webster, Amos Beach.
 ington-Griswold Woodward, Thaddeus Gris wold, Martin Webster, Barxai Hudson, Phineha, North, Uri Whiting, Roierick Bissell. Winchester-James Beebe, Lemuel Hurlbut, Jona than Blake, Norris Coe, Jonathan Coe, Eucius Clark Theodore Hinsdale, Jr. NeW Harttord-Henry Jones' Richard B. Cowles Calvin Cook, Norman Kellogg, James F. Henderson Thomas Watson, Jr., R"yal ). Watson, Riverius Douglas, Charles Kellogg.
 Barkhamsred-Hiram Goodwin, Henry Allen, Sam. uei Couch, Orvis Hand, George G. Deming, Virgil Taylor, Merlin Merris, CIauncey Munson.
 Cole6rook-Joe Lewis. lfsarrall Sage, G. H. Bass, Rufus Seymour, Calvin Sage, Benjamin Hoyt, Will iam Darlington, Samuel $age. On motion, Resolped, Sf enmously, Ina. this Con- vcntion recommend
 THERON ROCKWELL, Esa. of Colebrook, as euitabk candidate for the office of State Senator for the 1bth District a, the ensuing election. HS ResOlped, That the Chahman of this meeting be requested to communicate\ lhe dongs of this Conven. ton to the Convention to 10 held at Torringford on the 18th inst and respectful request their coopera. ton n the above nominatioS.
 Rpsolred, That Erastus Al Ford, Leonard Goodwin, and Theodore Hins,lae, J. Be committee to draft an Address 10 the Electors |of this District Resolued, That the proc kedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman d I'd Secretary, and publish. ed in the Li,chfeld and Hartford papers friendly to this nomination. THADDEUs GRIsWoLD, Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13
NEW BOOKS.

ID BARNES Notes on the Gospcl--9d cd. D The Child at Hume, by Abbot. ShakspfaVe's Dramatic Works, in l volume,' a new edition.' The complete Works of Lord Byron, (prose'
 and verse, Yin one volume. The SpectatOr, with notes, complete in 1 vol Jays Thoughts on Marriage. The Boys' Own Week Day Book. s,rhe Girls Own Book. The Village Testament, with notes. by Rev.
 w. Patton. The American .Jest Book. The Gentleman's and Lady's Book of Po-' a likeness. Universal Biographical Dictionary. Scenes in Asia and America. The Death of Abel. Conneciicut Blue Laws. Hynien's Recruiting Sergeant; or new Mat
 rimonial Ta't"o for Old Bachelors.
 Just Receired by
 Feb. IS E. A. LORD
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, FEB. l3, 1884.

U We have received the Report Of the Committee of the SeaIe upon the subject O the DepOsiIes. IL is very able document, from the pen of hr. Web- S'er. We shall either publish |, entire, give some extracts hereafter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13
THE, NEW-YORR FARMER,

And AnsericGn GaTHener's MdgdziNe, IFS now in hs serenth volanse,. or second vol. 4 of the new series. Jt is published once month. in qnarto form of Ss pages to each monthly number. or 40 pages to each number. to thOse who pay S in advance. The last volume may he had either is a cover. so as to be sent By rbail, or in Boards. Price. stitched, $5 s; in boards, s 50. Published at No. S5 WaIi.st. New York.
 96 D. K. MINOR. PrOprielof.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13

Me, Archer ofvO. concluded he speech apAiuu ,DiSf course of the administration. ttls commenced Fri day, hut from indispOsiIiOn unable Io procesd1. Several competitors for the floor arose. but Aiv Fey. ton of Ten. succeeded |" OhIaningit Adj'd. Z'hHrsday, Feb. 6.
 Very ltIle business this day done in either house except the presentation of petitions and vaccinations Of private nature. The subject of the dspositcs YVES discussed some time in each house. MARRfED. In Hartland on the 9h inst. by ths Rev klr Lindas ley, Mr. Orlando Wadhams, of this village to Miss Martha s. Pickett, of Ihe fnrmer place. In Chrisss Church, BeIhem, the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Scott, Mr. Homer SkidmOre tO Miss Annib w. Raymond, both of B. DIED,
 In this town, the 9th inst. Mrs. Lois Sioue, aged l s. wife of Mir. Alvah Stone. In Sharon, Mrs. Lydia Scare, mother Of Dr. John Sears. The life of this lady has extended through
 nearly the whole political existence of the aOwH Of
 sharon. She was born the 18th o February, l74O,
 which was within four months alter the incOrporasioH
 of the town, and within about two months Of the first
 town meeting; and had siie lived few days longer wOGid have completed her aingttt tOsrth year. She
 has gone down to the grave with the kind and aec- tonate reMembranees of many who knew her worth, ] and resPected her characler.-COmH. ta, h New-York, on Friday last, Hon. CadwaladeT 1 D. COlden,mged 65.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13

Noah says, !" the directors Of the Manhattan Bank have refused lo gSe seeUsiy for the safety Of the deposiies, and have declined giving the Kitchen Cab inei statement of their business transactions and the names Of their cuesOmers." Hege is trouble agaia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-03
DUMFRIEs' ITCH OINTMENT.

TsyHE extensive sale and established reputation or
4 Dumfries' Itch Ointment, encourages the propri'
etor to recommend it with renewed confidence TO the
public as most innocent as well as powerful appca-
ton for this annoying disease. The most lnveterate
cases have been CURED IN HOUR! by this esee m
ed Ointment Il contains mercury, or other noXl'
Gus ingredient, and may be confidently applied even
to the Youngest children, or to pregnant females -
Price 575 cents.
- None genuine I'm signed on the outside prin'
ted wrapper by the sole proprietor. l. Kldder imme-
date successor to the late Dr. Z Conway. For sale
with all the other Conway Medicines" at his Coun'
ting Rom, No SO, next door to j. Kidier's Drug
Store corner of Court and hanover streets near Con-
cert Hall BOSTON THOMPSON KiDDER
And also, by his special appointment, by
WM. STA LER,
Jan Is Fairfax street, Alexandra.
Large discounts to those who buy to sell again.