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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
DEMOCRATS. AFTER GSN;T 3 =;

Oyczi Ogezi Oyezy People of Powhaian artendt The
K'c"no"d Wing says. Z" Democrats attend! Read the
"speech Of IhOmds Miller, Of Pow haan The Farinvle
dinner Tbal will show where the Democrats Oh Viz
" ginia ought now 10 he iound."
Could The Captain lud 10 Democrats in Powhasn that
he must so to lille town in Prince Edward To be
sure the Captains will shew where the De-
mocrais ought TO be found Any where else. in old viz
gia, Than ~ Captain Thomas .HHleC's mess UNDER
stand he has been Richmond nce shake hands iih
his Dew brothers, he National Democrats; aud to tell Sc
natOr Leigh how things 60 on, &C.
Bless Thomas Miller aud all other Leigh. stricken
"Democat-!" viii the Richmond Wing leave them
alone TO honey their New found Of the Jeersonan School
10 pcaca! u would be pity not TO let them bury their
snimosiy Jefferson aud hs piuciyles now that he il
dead, ard. as they hope, his principles forgotten
Al o'd hngs are done away surely aud al things are
hecomiag new, since Thomas sHW0 OF Powhstun, J. u.
y. Of National Republican gan,c aud Benz ,tn w. Leigh,
have become Democrats weti--tens crow sometimes;
s9d mule "a SWry had colt since ne removal IF The
p. $. have mighty mind as my OLD eonofyn,ao.
JOIN Ioney used 10 say) to make 'nirnOH" Dan.
iei Wilson. iihin Od's reople will MUD lis stray
uicks. al these Icigh's men. Bef,re long there
won't lie little nan piece TO great nen-bis lolks
multiply 20 rapidly
Speeie. 100000 IL specie lately been imported
into New Orleans This j. Tie currency the H. $. Bank
- sees,ng again 10 1--WE rom tne country
HJOrlCE--lIy virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to
me by Robert Sangster, OF record in Abenarie
EQUITY Court Once aud IN pursuance Of order OF the
Superior CoWr Of Chancety Of Stanntou, made on tie
2Sh day Of June 1925, iu cause therein pending, IN
which said Ssng.ier piaD6H and Thomas Sangsier aud
others defendants shall the 20ih day Of August
lust II lair, Otherwise the lair day, expose TO sale
upon the premises lhe ghes, bidder, Tor ready
ney, Tact OF Land, in the occupancy Of Mr. Ro
teri Ssngger, continuing ga acres or less, lying ~
North Garden IN The county Of Albemarlc, immediately
the turnpike from saunton Scousylc. within abou
IS miles Of the latter place. and about the distance
from Charlottesville. This Lsni, | understand, IL IN
highly improved slate Of cultivation, ranks with the hrs
quality Of the fine body OF land 10 hat section Of the coOn
w and in the midst OF highly intelligent and respec,
| able neebbofhood The title s thought indispensable
curls "a veateN In ms ,tn tn ia
| purchasers " " SOUTHALL Trustee.
August T. Is tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
Chesterfield n. II. 40, 70 p. cent
rantfol fad,.,,.I = -
THE MARKET

Wheat remsios without changesay 81 10 Tor Red and
81 10 Tor bite at which there daily sales We hear
Of no luriher sales Of Cy Mills FlonrThe price
manded, we understand TO be So 90 The quality said
To be very superioran The &. cargo OF GaIego
gsng on board, for South America
There has been no Country Flour in yet, except
snaIl quantity Tor retail, chiefly in half barrels which
commands SO add So % We understand the wheat crop
viii ial short from one.third 10 one-fourlh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

- he wing coalansa very article from ap, r.
~. Epe'' Delegate Of Nottoway county. We eongrs,u-
,ae ms constituents upon this admirable specimen OF tho
taste and dignity OF their Representative We will not
answer H. The game is too small 10 troste porrder on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

Spccie.- $4,000 To- specie have lately been imported
into New Orleans This H. Tie currency tie u. s. Bank
i seeking again 10 drive from the county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
Sales Of Tobacco at the PubHe Ware house (Rie
lnond In Tie ,reeL luditln InIt 90 Ie1d


lessee Criddle (oi Cumberland) SO t. Si2 10; No 2,
Si2 so; No gil; No ! 80 rs; No. 3. IS %; No 6,
Lugs, s 80; No Z. 10. g. %. II. Meadow, (o do)
No !, Sill No 2. SO IS DD No 1, 80 rs. j. a Aus.
tn, do No. L. Sl2 80; No q So Is; ORA No. L. fcius-
ed 50 80; No 2 refused, 81 No B. ,elu.ed. SO 80; No.
8, 81 IS; No 8. 81 90; No g, 80 20; No 7, refused,
So r. Jones, -. No. ]. SO %; No 2, SO rs. DIR Nc.
81; No. 2, 81 So is No. /, 80 90; No. 2, 81 rs;
No 3, SO 25; NJ No /. s.; No 2, SO so; No O. LUFs,
trlossd, s. 40 lsNo /. 50 IS. &c No I, $40 &C
No L. Si2 so; No SO 80 CHA No. 3, ga 75.
John p. wilson. (of Cumberlsnd) No. ], Sii; No. p.
Sl3 % No. 3, 80 25 Nos g. 9, aud Q, Sl4 20; No. T.
S2 average, Si2 60; w. -. Walker, do No !, Sl4 20;
Jos Blaniop, do No sIs; No. O. 50 so; No. g. gil TO-
d. Wniree, do. No. J, sl2 as "EC, No. I, refused,
lugs, S. W TaIum, do. No. sll 25 No 2, So James
Blsn,on (ot do No $l4 25 No. O. S1475; NO 9, S10
no a. SO IS; No. o. Si4 50, No. $I3 %; No Z, $12
No 3. 80 Is; No g. IS 75 Est. ". Arms cad. No. q,
50 %; No. 3, $ll; No. g. Sif; No 8, $i3 %; ). Gil.
Ian, (Bachoglsm1 No !. So 500 No p So 2S; 30. 3.
so No A. $l2 IS; No. 8, 81 IS; n. Ttney, No. L.,
IS so; y. Saunders (BuckinghamO No. 4, 81; No 2,
SO 10; No 3, 81 40; w Spence, do. No. 4, Sl1 rs;
VIII. No L. 81 No. 3 So; No 3, ref ised s. J. Jones,
tBucknghaini No. J. $40 80; No ?. $40, No. g. 81 90,
No 4, 50 90; No. 8, refused 81 80; No. g, refused
/ 81 80; NJ No. I, 81 IS; No. 2 ga, No. B. SO 20.
| Gloy.' Cough (of Bocknghaml crop No 3. $lli Ne
t. 50 25; No. s. 80 80; No. 9, Sl3 %; No Z, $40 so
Nols, $l2; No. g. $sayersge tor the hhd'. slO 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
Esich'd Wholesale Prices CURRENT

S. Domingo Mahogany, fiom 10 to IS per foot.
Honduras Ito 10 do.
venOOrs, shade and crotch, SOLO do.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
NOTICE..

gTyHE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
triet Of Newtown has limited and alivss-
ed six months fsom the date hereof for the
creditors to the estate Of
ELMER BOOTH.
late of Newtown. deceased, represented insol-
vent. TO exhibit their claims against said estate
for adjustments. And said Court has appoint
ed the undersigned Commissioners TO receive:
examine, and allow the claims OF the several
cretlitors 10 said estate: and we hereby esve
notice that we shall attend on the business
81 said appoinamsnt. ON the first Mosncsy
Of June next, and on the Grst MONDAY =. Ne-
venher next, al the dwelling house o 1nCm.s
Seelev, in said NewtoHn, At one o'c'oeA :"
The Afternoon ON eaclF OF said days.
JANIS B. FAsaMAEs Cenn'.s-
JOnR JOHNSON, seeAere-
NvsVsolun, EEoy 9. 1854 -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
HARDWARE,

VIE subscriber has attempted the expert
II menf of keeping larger assortment of
HARDWARE than has been generally kept
in LitchReld county; aud believing, that the
people sCin Sustain the measure, he has now
made extensive additions to his stock, whick
makes his present assortment very full and
complete, viz
SAWS of the following descriptions: CIR
cMlnr Saws from to 81 inches; MiN S0sCs, 9
and 8 1-2 feet; crosscut, ten0n, hand aud pam
mel do. of Cast and German Steel, Of sundry
makes and qualities; iron, brass and blue Back
Saws; Wood and Webb do; Compass and
Fret do,
BIT STOCKS and BITS, from IL to
40 bits, from common to best quality.
| FILES Of every description.
! Framing, mOrtice, frmers and turning
CHISELS and GOUGES.
/ Plane-E Irons, all sorts and widths.
Bench and Moulding Tools, and ioiners and
carpenters Tools throughout; Squares Of all
sorts, Bevils, Rules. Gnages, Spoke Shaves, &c.
Buckles, Bits, Hames, Webbing, and trim
mings generally for Harness Makers.
Cabinet-nakers' Trimmings, Glue, Glue
Pots, Sand Paper, Glass Commode Knobs,
Glass Curtain Pins, Brass do.
All sorts Of LOCKS, and full assortment OF
James Hood Scre,cs; Oil Stones cast steel
and common Augers and Anger Bits, Brass
Nails, Razor Straps, Razors and Knives.
Paint and whitewash Brushes; Plastering
and brick Trowels; trace and halter Chains,
Brass Cocks with keys, andpatent do; wheel
Pullies; BLAcKsMiTH's VlcEs; Wrenches /;
GLAss--NAILS.
German, American and Cast STEEL.
Round, square and fiat and hoop IRON.
Table and dessert KnisesSl Forks, Spoons,
brass and iron Candlesticks, SnuffersSs Trays,
Shears g. Scissors, Coffee. Mills, Frying-pan
HOLLOW-WARE. F
Brass Aadiroas, Shopels and Tongs; patent
iron Tea kettles and Sauce-pans, Servers, and
house keepers articles generally.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
PAPER HANGINGS, aeW patterns.
ALSO. LARsE SUPPLY OF
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Of aee and elegaaf patterns.
AND A sEAs0NARLR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
last purchased at the present low prices-all
of which ara offered FOR SALE t6r Gny hsiRg,
land n 0ay sray that sciN aas,rer he purpose.
SAMUEL p. BOLLES.
Lifehfsn. May I. 1884 tat
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
NOTICE,


THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
n trict of Litchfield having appointed the
undersigned Commissioners to examine and
adjust the claims of the creditors Of Asa 8.
BLAKEsLEE and AARON FOX. OF Lltchfield,
10 said district. as late partners under the name
Of BfcAeslee & For, and also the claims OF the
creditors OF said Blakeslee. in his private ca
pacity; and having allowed six months from
The publication hereof TO said creditors to ca
hibt their claims to Us, after we shall have
given public notice Of the order OF said Court
BY advertising the same In newspaper print
ed at Hartford, and in a newspaper printed in
said Litch6gId. and by posting q copy thereof
on a signpost in said Litchfsld; hereby give
notice that we shall meet to attend 20 the du-
ties of said appointment. on the ed day Of
June next. and on the first Monday Of Novem-
her next. at the house Of Col. James Marsh,
in North6eld Society. 10 said Litchfeld, at
o'clock ia the forenoon Ofeach of said days.
Levi CArLlE, FSom..:.
SAMUEL GARNsEx. 49,.
Moan GARNsEfA
LitoRfsld, May Q. 1854 s4s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
IL trict Of Litchfcld hath limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for the.
creditors to the estate of
ISAAC H. DTBBLE,
late of Torrington. in said district. deceased,
to exhibit their claims TO the subscriber for
allow ance and settlement. All claims not pres
scented within said time will be debarred a re-
coyery. Those indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
JANNAH B. PHELPS, Adm'r.
TOrringfon, Mag 5. 1884 %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
New Spring Goods.
w. Il u. PORTER

w. s. ID. PORTER
HAVE gust opened new and extensive.
- assortment ofGOODS adapted for tie
prescott and approaching season. which have
been purchased within the past ten days in
New York /; and they are enabled from the
ygfeat variety and very desirable style Of theiv-
Goods, and the low prices az which theywere
purchased, to offer greater inducements than
ever 10 those wishingto buy.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS In FART OF
Broad Cloths, almost every variety Of colors.
and quality black and fancy cold Cassie
meres, fancy cold Satiinetts; black silk Vet
vets for vestings, Marseilies do. !. white and
cord Grape Camblet, and great variety Of
other goods for mems and boys summer APP
parel; black. scarlet and white Merino Shawl;
Thibet, Cashmere, Painted, Satin. Grape, and
many other styles fancy Hkfs; black and
blue hack Italian Lustrings, Marcelines; cold
Poult de Swoiss, and Gro de Maps: printed
French Muslins and Calicoes (new stylet--ai-
so English and domestic Calicoes. Marseiles
Quilts, Counterpanes. Irish Linens, Diapers,
Damask Table Cloths. Russia and Irish
Sheetings. Gloves, Hosiery, and large stock
of Domestic Goods al reduced prices.
Oae door south Post Office, april "a. 900
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
The Iitchfeld Mutual Fire
Insurance COMPANY


WAS incorporated at the last session Of
w the legislature, and authorised TO effect
assurances on Buildings and Fixtures only in
the County Of Lsehlield. The company was
organized 10 the month of July last, and went
into operation about the first Of September;
and has now effected insurance on a large a
mount ofproperty, and has fund paid 10 and
secured sufficient to meet any probable loss.
The advantages of this method OF insurance
are, chat man who has policy is a member
Of the company, and has right to the inspec-
ton Of the Books, and to vote in all meetings
of the Company, and has also a right to the
dividends. The policies are made to run five
years, and the person effecting insurance is
required to pay the premium for one year on,
| ", at the same rate charged in other Offices.
and the premium for four years (which is the
utmost liability Of the assured) is charged on
the Books of the Company. and not called for
unless necessary to meet losses, and the ac-
count is balanced at the expiration Of the po-
Icy.
Application for insurance may he made d.
rectIy at the Office. of the Company. or to the
agents 10 the several towns.
LEONARD GOODWIN, Secretary.
Litckfeld, Jan. so, 1884 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
FOR SAFE or REM.

a ONE aud halfstoFy DwELLINs HoUsE
IA in good repair, and pleasantly situated IN
North Second Street. The house win be
sold on the most favorable terms. Fer fur
Their particulars inquire at w. g. d. Porter's
store, OF VIM. PORTER.
LisckEeld, Nav 3 az
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
STEAM FINISHING AND DIVINE
ESTABLISHMENT.
t. S. & j PARKER,

He Sc G6 ID n AN&NA1AK&,
Silk, Cotton, and Wooden OVERS,
MILL STRERT, HARTFORD, CoNN.
REERINO and. Circassian Dresses, Silk &
1NA Pongee Dresses, and all kinds Of ladies
and gentlemen's Garments colored all colors
Grape and Silk Shawls, Lace g. Gauge Wells
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c. &c.
N. B. Piece Goods colored for merchants
O. Black Mcrino Shawls colored without
iniuriag the borders !; White Merino Shawla
cleaned and whitened In the best manner.
- All goods left with.fhe subscriber, Zone
door west of the County House,) will be
promptly forwarded, and returned with all
possible despatch.
JOHN WARD. agent.
a rStchfeld. Maa a. 1884 48
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
Fresh Garden Seeds.
EOR SALE at the Stove Of
n J. g. BECKWITH.
LisekfeId. April 10 a.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE subscriber once more tenders his SER
Il vices TO the people Of Litchfeld and its
vicinity in his we'll known line Of Boot and
Shoe Business, aud assures his old customers
and the community generally, that nothing
shall be lacking on his part TO give perfect sa-
tisfactiOn to all who may favor him with their
patronage. He also invites people from the
neighboring towns to call and see for them~
selves before purchasing elsewhere, as be cam
accommodate them as well here as they cam
be supplied in New. Haven, Hartford, or any
other place in the state.
He would also announce to.the public that
he has on hand the BEST LOT OF w ORR
that was ever offered in this tSsvn, which will
be sold cheap for cash or good credit, thard
times considered 49,
HARRY BULKLEK.
NTN. ID. Wanted Immediately, one or two.
BOYS, from out oftown, who can come well
recommended, TO learn the above business
to such encouragement will be given.
III. BULKLEY.
Litchfeld, March IS tao
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
NEW GOODS.
Il. w. BOLLES.

NORTH SIDE OF WEST sTREEr,
Has jssss received, and Is mosO cpening. a sPien-
did assortment ofNRw AND sEAsONABLE
GOODS, Gt Tedwced prices. eOR-
sisIng IN part IF
DROADCLOTHS, blue, black, green and
- brown, from to dollars; Cassimeres,
.Sattinetts and Summer Cloths for pantalOOns
and boys clothes; Silks, black. blue black,
and fancy colors; French and London dark
and light Prints. and printed Muslins and
C3inghams; American printed Calicoes, from
to so cents; Merino, Thibet, Hermann, sew
ing silk, and Grape Shawls and Fancy Hand
kerchiefs. from IS cts. to $40; Domestic Goods
of all kinds very lOw--tOgether with great
variety Of other Goods--all Of which will be
sold at very low prices for cash or,approved
credit. 40 Litchfeld, May is
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PENNY MAGAZINE.

DERSONS wishing this popular work
IL can he supplied with any or all the NUM-
beers SO FAR as published in this country. The
regular subscribers in this vicinity will be sup
Piled with their back numbers in the course Of
a few days.
GOODWIN & GALPIN, Agents.
Litehfeld. april "a. 1884 80.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
Green Calf Skins.

GOODWIN & GALPTN win pay Cash
" for Green Calf Skins, on delivery at
their store IN Litchfeld.
April - Is
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\ BERCROMBIE'S Inquiries concerning
~ the Intellectual Powers, with additions
and explanations to adapt the work to the use
Z Of. schools and academies. BY Jacob Abbot.
History of Arabia. ancient and modern. BY
Andrew Crichton, being Nos. 6s and So Fa-
mily Library.
The Pilgrims Of the Rhine. Novel. By
E. T.. Bolivar.
FlOra's interpreter, by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale.
Just received for sale by
May E. A. LORD.
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ApvERTIsrNc--One dollar per square for the
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
EsOYs R}STEdj.

DEATH or JUDcE JoHNsoN.--W e snnoonrc pitl, sin.
cefe regret the death Of The Ionoursle VIM Johnson of
south Cdron') Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court
lhs melancholy event occurred Bfookj n yesterday
AFTERNOONS AMI was proXmaicly occosoned by Sc
we're surgical operation which he had just IN.
der The hand Of Doctor Mott Judge johnson was in the
6ih year Of hissge lie arrived here short time since
"h 'lis family for ie purpose Of having The dangerous
operation performed Which has terminated his life morn
ng paper says, His visit bef induced ny disease Of
tie jaw bone Tor which became necessary resort 10 the
professional skill Of Dr. Mot, who yester sy the
painful operation required, with Lille hope, however that
The patient would survive It, OF this opinion Of the Doctor
The Judge was previously informed AMI notwithstanding
he saw The moment which to decide his fate
with tie most perfect tranquility Conscious Of his reso
tuition lie would not allow himself be bound in any way
and underwent seated IN his chair, without Gpchg lie
most excrncafing torUres But lhe body possessed no,
the strength OF the mind snd shortly after lie surgeon had
performed his part The system sank under The snf
ienngs lie had undergone" We sutjoin the following
,esnonas OF respect aud regret The part Of the ju-
dcial bodies IN this ciiy--.F York Times
.Neto Y0Jk Cou,f " Common Pleas
49, Tuesday, the 9Th August, 1884,
f,esent-i nc hon. john r. Irving, First Judge, and
The Hon Michael Ulshocfef, Associate Judge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

tcimned 10 ssy forth; 10 e the daring host at ta front
gate; and there To TALL like Constantine Paleologus, the
last OF the Greek emperors, under Of dead, the
useless carnage OF his remosetess sword. Happily
the Ssnae put this direiu OF lis ioule
and heToiSm. THE day fixed Tor the arrival of the
ON That hour.he r",om nn lost IN is march, fell back
wsri and v,nihc aud tie Christian sabbath, recover
ing it, pla, the calendar survives its
continues TO soace the p'ous. refresh thu w"sy.
o,',s' TO tie whoe world the respect which American
Seus urS beer It.
The gieatest mistake, said Mr. II hich a. l'icsu
make l. To uin.rrae the INTEL, geuce Of tr body OF
the People. u l. also the common aud reiterated
mistake, into whic they tall IL was eculaily the m-
take OF the day, snj OF the Senate. The
public Intelligence hal hs. silly. aud gro. sly
dcrraed in the gte. experiment, ~hch had been made
upon u. The cteduy, and tie Ignorance the People
l. not what sn' experiment pic.umes. Few anoog
them who will not eventually aud III, will,
snj ni'tt the theatrical Efforts made this floor
.lam at al them. The time is ~ hand " hen ,h :
lo"g lis, Of Gorgeous heads. and eheras dire -revo.
iuou bioodseh-s, zute oi the Tiessury-uuiom of the
purse au sword invasion al
the Senae-war upon The Bark alarming doctrines at
the Piut-st;whiCh have been pju, ed up by the
ness al ambition, to deceive AMI distract the public
viii he viewed 10y People at distance, NTH the
tempt aud in Inference, vi which they
here. Al theatrical Exhibitions have
i"mhahie; to tho present. they were hing but a
grand a'oc, amusing neIiog the hopes If Others;
but decei,ing no body the liie misses, who
came here with t,ii msirou mOih,is and beard, sires
witness the peio n,ances OF the Am- tican Senate
But enough. laid Mr. H., enough OF this muriiiy ing
iropect cose the dshae the P,o;es Message, and
the Depose Question, with announcing the Senate the
lnign'u OF the age, ai OF pos,y, which will cois
to the most ing orions page of American history the whole
SUBJECT which has occupied deliberations Tor the last
iVui mChths.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
Richmond. Tuesday, August IL,
II GOOD UiIT.N'ENNy


The Louisville KY .4drertser. oi the 29ih uitimo.
says h.t 1.-The Hon Geo Poind~ x,er arrived IN this city
icw days SINCE aud reports tia, he passed the Pe,ien
on hi- jpnrrey to the Herui,ssr-,ha he President
veiy feeble IN such low health, that il probable
he would ever return 10 " ssbingt tom
That the Public may know What competent witness
the judge IL, in an inquest upon the Presidents health,
we beg leave 10 state the follow ing circumstances wbcn
have been detail ed 10 us hy spectator o the IL is
true, The Hon u y. passed the President, hs journey
to The Hermitage, hn' lac did Tot take good Look
u, The President! How could lac hsve lad a iavors-
bic opportunity OIL seei,g for imsei the low state
oi his health The President, Il enis, was sit.
ting in the pcr leo oi the tavern, at Gorions vile,
~ The county OF O ange, smoking his lpe, when the
Stage drove up, with ersl passengers in i-rhrec
OF them il ~ ssi, had roposed sop The house
where the President wa- but dive miles fur he, Gu
take breakfast They however, ov-Iiui, d. hen
the stage drove up 81 Gurdosviiie, "ile Hon Stpaor
declined getting cut AID was driven IN The stage To the
stable yard. Here lac remained until the Stage again
driven round 10 the poitico Tor the oer passengers MI.
a. was then ~ the stage, and bad safely ensconred hii
sell completely behind curtains. that he could
he by the Pres dem; and he could scarcely have
him. unless the Hon Senator had prrped through "a
io0p-hote On the eli cun-tsnces being toned tv the
President, lie d csred in substance that
p'i.d at or he had refused TO give him ctr'ihea.
Tor his bravery alter the bae Of New o. eans1 his his
eon.eience would not permit him to do, Sc, &c.
fie Hon. Senaior has been bono,eJ with Public Din
ner at Louisville, where the following exira' sgin toast
WAS given
"oar guest the Hon. George Poindcxcr In him recognize
~ wy; nv " 'nn n"' VINO ma county
he nigh, hay" w. been The mo G. e-hsd idol Of the r.'oo bot
the friend and iasoiite OF the people 70
The reader " III now be able how far Mr.. G. Il.
could hare been HE cherished idol oil The Pe,idrpi n
tur"vd m hanks in speech Of an our and hall, ard
conriuled viii the following To.st:
approaching eeionsin contest between absolute
I'll p W.; o can se pePp hesitate which TO choo,t No" They
nom the grasp Of tho usurper'
Mr.. Poindexieri is sptties of anomaly IN p,ics- He
is Nuihcr in lii Stale Rights princip.saud lac u
de'oed advocate OF ,le u. S. Bank He is AN enemy
ot all uSuIVrys; and yet lac L. i"r submitting hbeI
Ia, TO ''thc gra-p" Of pow eriu monied sisocracy