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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
Eitchfeld Female. Seminary.

Iitchfeld female. Seminary.
Miss MARY A.4SWIFT, Principal.
MadeRoiselle EVEIINA E. GIMBREDE, Teacher
sa. OF French, Music and Drawing.
tnVHE academical year is divided into two
l. terms of 90 weeks each, closing with a
public examination 0ffour weeks. The winter
term will commence on Wednesday Nov. IL.
Terms Of tuition per quarter. .s,s. a-
Highest department Of English studies, IS 81
Second do do. 1T
Latin and Creek - 90
French, 49, - IL 90
Drawing, -2hl- = s 90
Music, - - 10 90
Board aud rooms for the pupils. with beds
and bedding, may be obtained with either Gf
the teachers, and 10 other respectable families,
at 81 per week. Those DESTROYS of obtaining
correct knowledge Of the French languagei
have an opportunity ofboarding in the French
teachers family, where it is habitualDy spoken.
and an hour is devoted each evening to i'm
provement in conversation and pronunciation,
presenting great facility to its correct and
rapid acquisition, and this at no extra expense
to the boarders. so "5R .."H-;>& '-
This school has for great length of time
been eminenily distinguished among the most
respectable literary institutions in our country.
1t il believed that it was never more worthy
Of public confidence and patronage than at the
present time. By order Of the Trustees.
FREDERICK WoLcoTr, Pres't.
Litchfeld, Oct. 90. ,gel
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
Methodist Hymns,
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ov. S. NJ 77s s. GALPIN.


DLACK, scarlet and white 81, 90, -,
- and ga Merino Shawls /; ~. So and O.
Thibet do; Cashmere, Main and printed do;
Shalley and Grape do; Hermann .-compri-
cling great variety Of kinds. which are desi-
rsblf. At PORTERS'.
LitchfeId, NOv S. ~ 81 g. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
NOTICE.

THEt Court OF Probate for the District of
Il LitchAeld hath assigned the q6th day
of November next, at ten o'clock In the fore.
noon. at the Probate Office in Litch6sld, Cor
the examination aud settlement of the admin
istration account. on the estate Of ANNA A.
BALpw!N. late Of said Litchfeld, deceased. ~
10 said estate will. IL they see cause, attend
before said Court and be heard 10 the premi-
sea. By order Of said Court.
s@9R OLIVER GooDwiN. Executor.
Litckkeld. Oct. 81, 1885. sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
WeOU FtgX GgasSC TTsisetes' Goods.
MISS A. P. CABLE al g.

Is nOsv opening a neis supply Of Fall & Wintel
Goods, together scith a general assortment Of
- ~ra" M3G6IHIERX.
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leu,peroe. Da fe ferner mir Den alS ibren,
gaemannt aeEs'ib fAuIoieeu gsboriam
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tpcbin ibnen eben 70 iebnsa Ois 60
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uno rnisbonoelte, mas (ie erreiben
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tsrle auf; lie 6abntsn li6 aber n1u-
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grbeeruusen. Ote trdftig est
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100 oie Bilolauls Blabers ltano,
uno testen 6ano an, oiefelb nieoer|
su reinen; ais lie ober oub ccn bter
pertrieben nuroen, ri6teten {ie ibre
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Den Btg in oeu 9of oes Yauaftes,
rpo te Die 9ro6en probtpoaen geubts
er serf1metterteu. Sc weiter (Ie
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(Ie auese(6ifte Militir ausrtGten
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ts'iiltn oaper teinem Su(titut 3ur ealt selest
metoeu.
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baIten rrurbe, mslbe bspnats ribtia lIuo.
Das fclsenoe 1T bic sanjs 3abI Der Stiti.sn
,petde Observation-Disclosures eessben 1puys
be.
Dsmceratsn. Mbiss.
SIR g>eprsfentanten,
barnau stioser 1903 Q 9riSnrlo 1884
Gpom. 8afbura 1891 cSsbu 8,omu g6O
Sir SberiH,
Geo. q Q9sbb 1889 q. Saperensen
0siu.t9 GeiB ass ,673
Sir S6oemeiaer.
aItra9am 2ino 1247 Sobu Saxtoa 1854
Sar eummiOionsr,
Nieolaus gtump 1889 Saeob Npers o78
SaeOb Miaer 81
SIR proIequirsnoer 2(nnale,
g. QD. @eloen 1850 .. Sarvis so6
81 epref feutanten W q y /.
starf. CARROT. 3uiatfteu.
Dayman Stio9er, 1908 928 1851
3bUm. 8Iadburu, 1891 2O2 11a3
Goiram 9riswolo, 1t94 20g 1885
Jebu Svp.pn, go 179 1889
Nue bern ob'esn 8sribte spercsn uuIere
Qeier erfebem oaB oas saa5e oetnceratilbe
2idet erwdblt III. .., .
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Wobe MItg etbeilt weroeu.
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on 2s, caTe!be 3auaiebip nuo Ranss, 6es
fbsieben mie fclst: bes,nneno On Der ncros
psflidsn Gfe belasteu fto,peffliben @ir.
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balb 9sienfe; oauu ,psltlib 26 Retteu. 45
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fauf fpctt ftatt an, %. t'abfen Ditobsrs.
9eorse g. msbb, Gberiff.
@antoA Sept. 20. 1885. Sa-bp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16

81. elias 9auers~ DON @antcu,
if pom 0ou psrn6r als 8sbhlfe: Riebter fir
bieiss @aunty, an bic Gteqe Don 0arn,cn
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Demoeraii(6= Mepablitaulibe Grneununs.
6ar prdfosnt,
marttt1 atalr B1rcll,
Don Neu'Dorf.
SIR DteeprdGoeut.
Rtcbarp m. Dobnsot,,
BON &entufp.
Der 3elb ecu Der 2hsnfe. uno @ater oes
Gonntas poit Bsri6ts.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16

An Sbubmaber.-Ju ph;-
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fsl unb 5bnbe ju trasen auf inn
met abgetest sporDeni an oereu
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als ,ntuenota, u,ls 9enan u,u Der
Otllalt oss 0usss su palTen.
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prabtpclIes Dampffbif sebaut,
nelheS ;Ypilben Der Staot ulD
prcptoenee laufen fou. Seine
2ange 1T auf 200, un0 feline Brelse
auf 29 Su6 bere bnst. ge miro
ben Wamen MaGabufets (dbren,
islo 700 Senaen iaoen. i, sl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

FsyHE subscriber having recently purchased farm,
q and being DESTROYS to bes!oW Of his attention
tot than he do under the present numerous engage
ments he has hand, offers for sale his house and lo
in tie town OF Lovingston. He deems it useless en-
into detail Of the many advantages and convencnces
this property possesses He WILL however, remark that
from its locality, convenient and expensive improve
mcnts &c. it is certainly Of the very best and
desirable situations for and store 10 be found
any where in the upper country. II has been occupied
for number Of years. BY the subscriber: tavern and
store and such is very extensively known.
The improvements consist in part ii large twosto-y
brick house, connecting two connodious wooden ene-
mcnts together both Of which are nearly new In the
first story of the brick house, is room fitted up in
the best manner for retailing goods On the lot, which
contains crty Of land in state of the highest i'm
provemen and cultivalion three large aud roomy
stables two of which have been recently built These
together with the carriage house. houses, ice house
Office kitchen, &c, &c, make it Of the most dcsa-
bic situations 10 be found any where, man Of bust
who wishes 10 unite the taYern-kcrpne and mer-
camille business together.
Should opportunity not present itself, by which
can sell The described property then would lease
it for less than five years 10 careful and RESPONSE
bic tenant. As the property is very valuable, and
tainly equally desirable am disposed lease it to
any one who is not altogether responsible. 1t is there
fore hoped no others will apply.
ANY communication on the subject, postage paid,) ad-
dressed 10 at this place, will be promptly attended 10.
c. r. ESTES.
Loyinoston Nelson Co., Dec. l. G0-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

LAND OFFICE, Va. December !, 1895.
EN conformity to an Act entitled san Act 10 reduce
q into act the several acts concerning Eschcators,"
passed on the 9Th day Of January, 1919, do hereby
make known TO all whom it may concern that it appears
by the certificate of the Escheator for the county of
Northumberland dated the Goth day Of November 1885,
and Office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands, late the property of James STILL decd
have duly cschcated to this Commonwealth, viz one
Tract of So acres less, and of acrcs
or less and both in the Parish of Lower ST. Stephens in
Northumberland county. w. SELDEN,
December 8. I62-1st] Register Land Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

RH CUNT PLEASANT FEMALE SEMINARY
IVA The undersigned having been disappointed, by
unavoidable circumstances, in obtaining the services of
Miss Taylor in the above school, is happy 10 inform the
public that she has succeeded in supplying them by
those Of the wellknown and accomplished Miss Z. r.
Carver In consequence the course Of instruction will
be much extensive than before contemplated, COM
prising Orthography, Reading and Writing, English
Grammar, History, Ancient and Modern, Geography,
with the Maps and the of the Globes, Astronomy,
Composition Bellies Lcttrcs Cymistry. Philosophy and
the French Language. Long experience and continued
success cntitle Miss Carver runk among the first f.
male teachers in the State.
Notwithstanding the acquisition of useful instruction
in the above school, the terms will he before adver
tised-75 for board, tuition, beds, bedding &c. The
exercises Of this institution will The 18th
of January, 1886, and terminate the 18th of Deem
Der following, with vacation Of one month in the
Those who wish to enter their children, are desired 10
do so speedily. Communications made 10 me, Green
Bay Post Office, Hanover, will meet with prompt attcn
ton: In conclusion, it may be necessary to add that
the situation of the above school, in the extreme upper
end Of Hanover is Of The lcaest and best waercd
in the county. MARY W. GOODWIN
Nov H. 5G-w4wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

tk d An REWARD.-Ran away from nc, during
~ 4 UaD the early part of the year, BIS MosE
LEY stout mulatto, aged about IS years. What par
licuarly designates him, is the prominence of his tea
lures, having nose much of the Roman cast 1t is
probable that he has reached of the free States
there passing free man. though it may be- that he
is still lurking about at great distance. Having long
acted as a boatman, he may be somew here on James
river The above reward will be g ven for his delivery
myself residing in the upper end Of Chesterfield,
for his confinement i'll any JAIL so that can obtain
possession Of him. ANNE II. MOODY.
Chesterfield Oct 81. 0O-WE
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POETR Y.
,s MICH YET REMAINS uSScS6.
/r,,u the american Monthly for Oeto0er.)
! AMERICAN BATTLE SONG.

/r.,,, the american Rontaly for Oeto6er.)
AMERICAN BATTLE SUM-.
By DR.. DRAKE.
Hail sons OF seu'rous valor,,
WIN row embattlcd stand,
r, weld the brand OF strife and oiood'
For freedom and tho ianc: -.
And hail. TO him your laurel!ed chief,
aronnd whose trophcd name,
. n,,;on,s gratitude has twincd
TIE wreath Of dcat!lcss fame.
Now round your gallant leader
Your iron phalsnx form,
And throw, like oceans barrier rocSs,
your bosoms TO the storm;
Though wild as ocean ware it rolls,
I,s fury shall be low,
For Justice guides the warriors steed,
Aud vengeance strikes the blow
High DER the cleaning columns
The hammered star appears,
And proud nlnid the martin! hana
His crest the eagle rears;
And long Us patriot vs!or's arm
Shall win the battles prize,
That star shull beam triumphant,
That eagle seek the sales.
Then on, ye daring spirits,
To dangers trmult5 now!
The BOWLS filed, and wreatheu tue CROWN
To grace the victor's brow.
And ,Scy who for their country die,
Shall ill AT hoaore1 grave;
For glory lights the soldiers tomb,
And beauty weeps the brave!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

ENDUCATION.-A young man who has been edu-
IL Gated with view to Teaching, and who can pro-
duce satisfactory testimonials, as to his moral department
and teach the Latin and Greek Languages
and is now engaged in prosecuting Mathematical
course wishes procure situation for the ensuing year,
as teacher or assistant eacher-Leters addressed
to J. A. W., Midway Inn, Prince Edward county, Va
will be promptly attended 10. J. A. w.
December l. e0-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

BR UNAWhY IN JAlL-Was committed TO the
ia Jail of Powhasn county, as Runaway, on the
day of October last 4 negro woman, who calls her
self Charlotte Read. She is feet high! about 80 years
old, and Of brown compexon-has visible marks
was raised in the town of Columbia Lancaster county
Pennsylvania. The owner is requested to forward
pay charges and take her away she will be dealt with
as the law directs EBERT MOSBY, JGior.
November Is. 53-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

YEHHE NATIONAL MONUMENT TO tic memory Of
a WAsHISGroS-To be erected by the people of the
United States gratitude for his services in establish
ing the liberty and free institutions enjoyed twill also
stand as Beacon Of Liberty to future gcneations-As
sis.an collectors wanted in some of the southern and
western counties Application to me- in person. at the
Eagle Hotel in Richmond during the first week of the
Legislature or by letter, post paid, will receive lMmc
dialc attention. WILSON ALLEN,
Dec. 5. IG2-ltl Collector fer Yirg!nia.
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CINcINSArI. Ohio. Nov. 81.

CISCGSSATI, ONO, NOV Il.
LuxuRIEs EXTRAonDIS ARY-Wc yesterday morning
had the pleasure Of seeing Il remarkably fine lot Of fresh
Injuries brought by the fast Oyster Line Of Nlessrs.
Gates d. Hazen, in five days and ten hours from Bat-
more to this city They consist Of Holsters, bass, pike.
black drum, and Goldfish, oysters, oranges &c. &c.
number Of these articles have before $50 far we
arc nfurnaG) been Lroug fresh and good order 10 this
market. One of the fish, very large fresh cod was
purchased from tic New York market, Friday eve
ming week from yesterday being only little over six
days from That city 10 this
If such things can be done in the present state of the
roads, what may anticipate, when railroad shall be
completed throughout the entire distance. -Whig.
Among the extraordinary productions of the season..
have to mention that there is now growing IN gar
den in our village cabbage bearing five per
feet cabbagcs the stalk having previously produced this
season fine one which had been cut off and used. Also
growing in the garden, some radIshes turned out
10 seed the stalks Of which upwards of four feet
high, and full eight inches in circumference.
MIcHIGAS-We learn from undou5tcd authority, that
the Indians and settlers on Rock River lately had
skirmish, and that the troops at Chicago had left that
place for Rock River in order to qucl the disturbance
Which party the agressors did not learn; but
presume That the Indians commenced the attack as they
have for time past manifested spirit OF dlssatIs-
faction account Of the rapid settlement OF the whites
among thcm--iticS Ga-tue
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19.-NIr. Feathcrstonhaugh, U. s.
Geoogist and the Hon Mr. Murray son of the Earl of
Dunmorc have recently arrived in this city from the
West Mr. Murray has been staying part of the sum-
mer with the Pawnces, and MIR. F. after ascending the
ST. Peters to It's source crossed tue elevated pracs that
separate the Missouri and ST. Peters the Yancton and
and Mandan country. When he left St Peters, there
was a foot of snow on the ground. -Republiean.
In consequence of the cxorbtant charge made by the
Railroad companies, for carrying the Mail between Bal
timorc and New York. on their roads, we understand
that it the intention Of Tic Postmaster General 10 lave
the mails put in their common freight, accom-
panied by guards. and thus transported without other
charge than would have to be paid upon boxes and bales
the fare'-.NczaRdriu Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10
lillian Ayres. Esq.

The Hon. Charles Gayarre, Senator in Congress from
Louisiana elected last year, has resigned his seat let
ter to that effect having been written by him from Paris
to the Speaker of the Louisiana House of Representa-
tves: The cause assigned is i'll health. The N. o.
Courier observes that the adduced by Mr. Gyare
are unfortunately too truehe is prey to complicated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

Mr. CLAY.-Thc Hon. Henry Clay arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon about half past twelve O'clock from
Princeton, N. J. He met at the upper depot by a
committee Of gentlemen, and his arrival at The erni-
nation of the road he received and welcomed in the
enthusiastic by large number of citizens.
He was then escorted 10 his lodgings at The T. States
Hotel, BY party of citizens horseback; Col. Wat
mough and Richard Peters, Esq, rode with Mr. Clay,
in SPLENDID baouche that had been provided for the
occasion. On his route down Third street, the dstin-
guished Senator frequently and heartily chcered BY
the ci,izcns.-Philadelphia Inquirer, December j.
The following Members have arrived, in addition to
those whose names we have before published:
Scnate.-MessSs. Ewing, Buchanan, and Wright:
House Of Representatives. cssrs. Lee, of New York,
Lea, of Tennessee Sandeter Huntsman, LAWYER Hard
Martin, Harlan, White Vanderpoel, Peyton Gile Bell
Jones, S. Mason Corwin, Sorcr, Crane, Shields, Nc
Carly, c. Allan, French, Boyd, Harrison, Evans Me-
Keen, Conner, Lyon, Mann, Wagencr, Fry. Brown, r.
NJ Johnson Sewer, Bcards!cy, Parker, Calhoon, Whit
tlrscy. Johnson, La.
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a TEACHER WANTED.-A single man who has
"a had some experience in teaching School, and
come well recommended for moral character and his aL
" to teach all the branches of English Education (aad
should one apply that teach the languages, it will be
still betcr) can meet with employment BY applying 10
VIM S. Overlon, near Goodc Bridse.-fersona! appt-
cation will be necessary. )9-w3wJ Nov. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

HTNDER Decree of the County Court Of Gooch.
3 land will be sold the 9TH Of January, lo3G, if
fair if not the fair day. the premises, about one
hundred and eighty Of Land, lying in the county
of Chesterfield about six miles East Of Geno bridge,
belonging to the estate of John Bowlcs deceased about
Is or 80 acres of which good Tobacco land and about
40 acres Of creek flat there is considerable portion Of
wood land on the Tract This land will be sold By The
Comnissoncrs-A credit Of one, two and three yeas
will be given the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security and the title retained until tie payment of the
purchase money. BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
: December A. 6l-w3wt