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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

~ Capt Hazlegroves on the road TO Frcdericksbpr
Hanover Coy, alarge black Horse having on bride sad
de &c lie was slightly hip-sho; his two hind feet were
gear, reward Of 50 will be paid to any one who NAV
take nm up and notify me of the same or So and al
necessary expenses on his delivery me in Hanover
near HazcgroFe's tavern An additional re ward will Lc
paid for the conviction Of the thief
THOMAS +. GENTRY
Hanover Co., Jan. g. 75M,ydn
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& ABORERS WANTED.--Thc Subscriber wants to
M employ % or 30 aborers, and or good teams
on immediate application five six months constant
employ viii be given 20 industrious Such us are
accustomed to ciopping and hcwng will be preferred
apply ut the Jewellery Store of Mr.. John Mcdonnell
Main Street. THOMAS A NERA
NOV q 5.+tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

b CllANCERY.-At Court of Quarterly Sessions
n continued and held for Louisa county M The Co,,
house, on Wednesday, November the l2ill, 1884
Nancy Cross, the wife of Oliver Cross bv Rober,
Croes, her next friend, and Mary Downing, Pitts.
Zacharlah w Perkins sheriff. committee and admin
strator of Ann Michie decd, Oliver Gloss Ann Cros
Robert T. Cross, David Cross A. Fleming Cross MARY
Downing, a. w. Downing, Hannah Downing sarah
downing, Harriet Downing, Catharne Downing Charlie
Downing, William Anderson and Betsy his wifi, Mar,
Ann Downing, Catharine Downing Ann Louisa Down.
ing and Sarah Thompson Downing George Cross Olivia
Ann Cross, Mary Cross, John r.. Cross Mary L. Cross
IN AZ, 'Nnee !" Cr0ss; Defendants.
The defendants, Charles Downing William Anderso,
ana Betsy Anderson his wife, A. Fleming Cross and
David Cross not having entered their appearance and
gwen security, according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules oil this Court, and il appearing to The asG
ton OF the Court, that they not inhabitants az t
Sate; On the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel
u IS ordered that the said Charles Downing William
anderson and Betsy his wife, A. Fleming Cross and
David Gross do appear before the Justices of our Comfy
Co9rt OF Louisa, at the Courthouse, the Cd Monday
III Febr1ary next and answer the plaintiffs hin and t
acoPy Of tins order be forthwith inserted in some
paper published in the City Of Richmond for two ,ont
successfully and that another copy be uosted NJ to f
door OF the Courthouse Of tits county
ooP{- ieS"' JOHN HUNTER, C.L. c.
A'tC. q GJ--vyS,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

FHto TIE PUBLIC--As the propretors of thatpart
N Of The Metropolitan Mail Line between Washing
ton and hIehmond, we beg leave TO inform travellers
ti we are prepared to accommodate them i'm the best
style every other day in coachesEycry other day the
man w be transported ia wagons, which being pro-
passengers an ease.
tis our interest as well pride win the public
APPROPRIATION and we promise that in our efforts TO secure
1T, we will not ''be found wantn0"
seats may be taken at the Bell Tarern-Try us
richmond. Jan. 10. [zS--tfl WIN. SMITH 81 co
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u. ~ y ''IS,-'I ~ tHV IStII NFtrn IrY us
richmond. Jan. 10. lzS-tfl VIM SMITH e. CO

"a PORTER IL co will take pleasure in accomrl5-
% 40 dating their friends and the public during the
winter; in their accommodation Coaches, from Richmond
to fredericksburg and Washington City Seats taken
at the Stage Office, Eagle Hotel
Jan. 30. sn ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

nm CIIANCERY-- VmcIgIA-At Rules holden in tIe
n Clerk Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Iav
and ChanceTy for the county of Buckingham on Mon.
day, the sixth day Of October, 1884
George Ann Nicholas, Walter T.. Fontainc and Mar.
garet, his wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas John S MI;
cholas, Wilson Henry Nicholas, and Lorenzo Nicholas
against H''"S'
Charles A. Scott Executor Of Elizabeth Nicholas do
ceased Samuel Jones, John Nicholas Joshua Nicboas
Robert Nicholas, John s. Nicholas George Nicbolos
winch three last named are of Robert Nicholas de-
ceased william A. Scott, and frances his wife Who
before her inermarrlagc, Frances Nichoas daugL
ter Of George Nicholas, dec d. John N Rose Martha n
Lewis, Ann ~ Payne, Mary Carter Wilson Price con
OF Elizabeth Price, formerly Elizabeth Rose Noroart
Kose, Thomas Pitman, and Susanna his wifi Cbs,ls
Ialiaerro, and LOUISE his wife James TalioGrro All
Jane, his wife, James Rose, Arthur Rose and Ceorr,
Rose, which said John " Rose Martha r. To,0e f,i;s
beth Price, Amt Payne, Mary Carter Maroaro, r.
susanna Pittinan, Louisa Taiaferro Jane 'raIi,f.r
James Rose, Arthur Rose, and Georpe Rose as f ci
drcn Of Molly Rose, deceased Doc,oJsn,.
The defendants, Charles Tnliafcrro and Ie,;'.a H.;
VIE, James Rose, Arthur Rose and Mnriba ~ -
not having entered their appearance and given soc;
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of f
Court, and It appearing by satisfactory ev,Ic, 49,,
they arc not inlabants Of this couDtry-H js ,yj,,eJ
nat TIE SAID absent defendants do appear hero on fb
his day OF Apni term, next, and answer tho hill az t
Panuits and That copy Of this order be forthwith ~
sefiea IA some newspaper published in The cv Of Rich
nohn TOT Two months successfully aud posed al lie
mont door Of The court house Of THE couatv
Copy Ieste, r. ELDRIDGF
NV - Gl-tQty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

q EfBEARD viii stand the ensuing season A. 1Le
M stable Of the subscriber on Rockfsh Ncsnn
County, Virginia. Particulars hereafter
1cc. 10 l66-w3w] JOHN B. COLES
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40 GOO hoop poles
The whole, the bcts and hoop poles 10 he deli
vered at the Pencntiay by The LIST day OF March ne
Qo'io) Proposals wall be made either 20 Col Morgan
superintendent or the subscriber
TIiOS G. AONCIIRE
october IL IH--Hl Gelerai .4gen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

IANlE subscriber offers for sale his Farm in the lower
n end OF Henrco county, containing more than six
huhdfed acres There attached this tract about
seycn;yye acres Of swamp land Of superior qnaJity
the greater part of which is cleared and well drained
and Is adapted to the growth Of wheat corn oats and
grasses and about % Of which, are wolf sol In "a,
notify and herds grass There is mari in the neiobor
hood OF this farm and has been recently dseeeed
on IT. OF supposed good quality. Being anxious 10 dis
posc Of this property will sell a bargain
also offer for sale, my stock Of cattle sheen boos
horses mules and oxen farming utcnfls v,,r,,
&C, Me-aii, or any of WHICH viii sell Privately
Shonla not make sale before tie 10TH Of Dcceo1ley
next WI offer publicly, in addition u The ahoge my
household and kitchen furniturccrops Of corn fddcf
% i,ys &c, &c, at my present residence. Terms
Of sale. ~ Al HlrST.s icy
September 30 13l,stc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

ATHENS. Georgia, January g.
HE NEXT GUBERSAroRIAL ELEcTIoN--The Hon
James Nj Wayne unanimously nominated bv ,he
members OF the Union Party in the State Legislature
candidate Tor the Office of Governor of this State
y, we understand that am express sent by the Null
nes short Time before the Legislature rose to GEORGE
W. ironP, with an invitation soliciting him to accept
nomination Tor the same Office at their hands which was
less TO hope by being badly beatenSoulern Ba,.ner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

IN CHANCERY-VIRoiNiA rules holden in tue
n Clerk Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry, for Hanover county ON the 10th day of
January, 1886
Parkc Street, Phir
against
Carter Berkeley Sheriff of Hanover, 10 whom the
estate OF George Street, decd, unadmnstered by La
ney Jones, hath been committed to be administered ;
Anthony Street, and Sally Seward who was Sally Street
William street and Hannah Brown, Dehs
The defendants, Sally Seward and Hannah Brown not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng to the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court and happening by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Common wealth, the mo-
ton of the Plaintiff, by his AuorneyH IS ordered that
the said defendants do appear here the first day of
April term next and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and
that copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and that another copy posted at
the front door of the Courthouse of this county
a Copy-Testc, PHILIP b. WINSTON. c. C.
january ~ Tg--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

A SITUATION WANTED by u Lady. who is sn,ali-
IN fed to give instruction ia all the branches of am
English Education, French, Music Drawing and Paint
ing line addressed TO the Editors will be PROMPTLY
attended TO. Dec 4. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22
TUIO OWNERS OF SLAVES a nj,n,,- r.o,,.,-,, ),

TEyo OWNERS OF sLAvES-A planter from the
N South wishes TO buy for his erci0sro service
from 80 TO JOG slaves, in families He would prefer
purchasing from one large slave holders wh,
might be disposed TO sell out their entire stock at ,
following rates, third CasL and the balance in
co three instruments, negotiable paper or accep
tanccs in New Orleans New lork be given and the
security IN all respects ample and satisfactory He win
months OF January or February; and viii receive the
Negroes when the contract is made, in the Summer
or Fall, ut the option of the vender
Letters (posf paid,) with description of the Negroes
may be addressed to his agent
Jan II 119-tH IL T. CAVENDISII
W The PcosShng Constellation DanviiLe Observer Cnlpe
~zeite Raleigh Sisnlnfd Fayetteville Observer and Dali orc
Repascan sill publish six weeks and f,,xi
accounts 70 this office for collection ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

q fohCORD ACADEMY. The exercises of this Sc
" ininary, for the ensuing year, 1885, will commence,
on Tie 10th OF January and Terminate the 18th of De-
ccmbcr--aowing August for vacation The course of
morally The terms will he $li0 each student fndn,r
has bed and candles. If those articles be furnished nl
an additional charge will be made Communications
directed to the Rowling Green, Caroline county will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Dec TO- - ~; o., o nsS e.
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Pltlr.
I'm CHANCERY-VRcI the County Cour
4 of Prince Edward:
Philip Woodson, Plaintiff.


e of Prince Edward:
Philip Woodson, Plaintiff
against
Sally Watson, widow of Augustus Watson (now dead \
Edward kediord, administrator Of Augustus Watson
Joseph Price and Sarah b his wife Elizabeth Watson
Mary Ann Watson, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife,
Joseph Watson and Dorothea his wife, Thomas r. Wat
Sc' i10perl strange and Elizabeth his WIFE, and Sarah
~. u watson, Defendants
Some of the defendants are non-residenis Of tbs
state, and the residence of others is known they
are scattered in different counties. The plaintiff hereby
hotlfes them all that he WILL person. by attorney
apply to the Honorable William Leigh JUDGE of The
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for the
county of Prince Edward for writ of certiorri 70 re-
move the shove named from the County Cont of
Prince Edward to the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Cliancery for said county. The application to be made
at theresidence of Judge William Leigh in the comfy
Of Halifax, the twcnty-ffth dnv of lhruor,, 49,,
wit 1895. PHILIP XyOOnSoH ~
Hanover County, December a. 6I-w4w
I'm CHANCERY.-VI Quarterly court
II OF Hastings, held for the city of Richmond at the
court house, ON Thursday, the 9th day of November
John Mitchell, Catherine Mitchell LEROY Ellis anil
Harriet, his wife, who Harriet Mitchell Dabnov
Perkins and Catherine his wife, who was C;atberin Mi
cheii Cabe Ryall, and Hardcnia his wife who was Uur-
denia Nitche Elizabeth Mitchell Eliza Mitchell Mar
ina Ann Mitchell, and Sarah Mitchell, Plaintiffs:
against.
John G. Mitchell, benjamin Mitchell David Mitchell
Charles p. MITCHELL - Fiblc and Elizabeth hi. wifi.
who was Elizabeth Mitchell, and William Mitchell
The defendants not having entered their appearance
according to the act of Assembly, and appearing by sa
lsiactory evidence that they inhabitants Of This
State 1t IS ordered That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the February term and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs: and that copv OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN ts ciy Tor two months successfully and posted at
the front door of the court house of this city
coPy-Ieste, N. p. HOWARD, c. c. HcR
Dec. 4. GI-yys, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

n tOX g. BOYD, CogMssio1 MEHcHaxrs Poytfood
~ h1'He,-Ad vances made on consi0nnents Of Iyo,,
Coyn, and Iobacoo. Refer TO X. y Haxal & Co. Ian
caster, Denly & Co, Richmond; Is FIcklin Fred.
ercksbfg WIN Fowle & Co, Alexandra
January 8 55-,ysos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

VALUABLE POWlIATAN LAND FOR SALE.
To be sold at private sale the truct of land in Pow
hatan county formerly the property Of Mr. Henry An
derson II is supposed 10 contain about twelve Kindred
and thirty acres is situated The north side Of the main
guckingham road, and tic waters Of Dccp Creek u
rms property will be sold liberal credit Hisin tic
ncghOolhood Of John w. Nash, Esq, and DR. William,
trump, both Of whom well acquainted with the land
ana can give information to any person DESTROYS 30 psr
chesc for terms, apply at the Formers Bank Of Virginia
~ III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

& lANCERY-VIRGIsIA--In Nottoway County
a Court, 9TH December 1874
sally Harper, widow and reict of Edward Harper
decd, Robert s FliPPn and Nancy his wife Creed r.
iiaiPer, ana Iohh Il. Harper, Plaintiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

, AN AWAY from the subscriber Oh iln Goth day
n q of December last, Negro man named HuDsoES
belonging to Mrs. Tabita Coats OF the county of Iu
ncnburg Hudson has been hired the two last wears TO
the Chesterfield Rail Road Company. He is of dark
complexion, rather spare made about . years Of ACE
and had the first joint of of las little fingers n think
on the right hand cut off during the last year by one OF
Mrs Coas) 10 the heirs of Ellison Clarke dec d. late of
Lynchburg where, perhaps he is endeav oring TO make
his way. Any person who will deliver the said man
Hudson to me- in the county of Chesterfield or confne
him in Jail so that get him, or deliver him to Mrs
Coats, OF Lunenburg, shall be literally rewarded
b. CHEATHAM, .7eent
January IL. J9--.}tNl far T1L;lLo Coote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

Dsts' On one tonth Of sho imports consumed 10 W.
L''s tho amount Of duties 'eeafedia wrgiaia 2SS5g
Profits and eharros on ioii,e,. ;,. 1870, s2,o30DOO
s5@OOoo
ss0oO0oo
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08

WashiAgto6 correspondent of the New. York Journal Of COmmerct Ieier dated Friday las) says -"Gc" Jackson has, this day, ,-and you may rely on the statement as cOrrcc,-gven his friends o un,ler- stand that he s thoroughly convinced that France will de" with ua in good faith, and that it is entirely unne cessary for Hostile attitude towards her
 Fifteen gentlemen of New.York state have aubsrri ned the handsome of fhonsand dollars each tO a'd the Temperance cause.
 Deo'hs.-TwO members of the Virginia Legislature, MT' Benj Pollard and Or. Jas. C. Ha,risom, died n Richmond last week but not, ns the Richmond En. q"'Ter states, by Cholera, both gentlemen having been indisposed arriving at Richmund.
 Fhe eclipse of the son, learn by the Liule Rock Gaze'Ie WHs there with all it's sublimi,v being total Tor l-2 mi"Ues commencing 3 minutes before r. M. The sky was c!"udesa and spme of the stars brightly visible for nore than hour.
 COtd6loOded c'ueity--SUme gvaceIess vayaI,onts at New-have" took old horse on Chrisma night, aad cutting "se !" e ice, put him into it, and there Jeff the poor animal to freeze deaih-,aking care uo leave his head above the ice. A paper says ,pa, the horse must have suffered some hours before life was extinct. There is hardly any punishmcn, that would be loo for such conduct @
 Accide"f.-A young man in fashionable attire was r"" over by sleigh last evening, t3Oh,I in Leonard street, near Broadway, whilst ing state of nsen- shle inoxicason, half buried tn snow, by ihe side walk. Neither the driver nor his company seemed aware of Having met With any ohs,racon hu, one of his thighs nearly 10 ihc bone, aud he was la. ken up bleeding profhsey. He is ,he son of highly respectable parents at A!bany.-N. r. Eng.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08
District NO. 16.

THE Whig Electors in the seusr0l io,0ns ot II fhe l6fh Senatorial District are requested io meet in their yespeciive to,0ns or beore the sd Mondoy cf JanuGry insf, 10 appoint dele gates equaf 10 the number rfhsir repIesentdiises. 10 Gtiend SiGfe Contention so be hok1en 0t Ne,o- Havrx on tke 1lh cf February. for the purpose cf nominating State Officers and Mem. bers cf COngress: and niso to appoint four deI- egates from eOch io,0n fo atiend District Con- vention to be holden at Befhiem on ihe Sd Wed. nesday cf February. at IT o'clock in the fore noon. .(or the purpose cf nominating q Senator for S0id District.
 Per order cf the Distrief Committee.
 J0nuory 8. 1885. 2W
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08
SLEIGH BELLs-flom an old paper.

SLEIGH BELLS-from an old paper. Those merry bells. those merry bells! How many a tale their music leiis, Ofgleeful laugh and loud halloo! And upset i0 the drifed snow.
 Swift hies the wind! hut not 90 swift As flies the snow-boai" tl,r0'lhe drilis ShTill sings tlle winil! bat not 90 clear As the hli,hc s'eigh-hell i" the ear. "Thai iuneful peal will still ring on''-- Uniil the la,rs, snow be gone; Then farewell to the merry bell, - Aud 10 the winter sports farewell!
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08

Judge DnvaN, cf fhs z. s. Conrf.-So many and snch contradictory stories have been put in rirc respecting the resignation of this sir guishe ndivi- dual, that the Maryland Republican now ra,es expli ey. Q" the bsa authority. that of the Judge himself probably. ,ha. he has resigord. Both his health a"d hearing had materially improved relieve his frends from apprehension and 10 assure the con tinuanee of his services to she country" for period yet tO come.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08
DIED,

DHED, Mr. William 5. Lyo", aged l8 years, of Bath, N. Y M. L. was beluyed by nll who knew him. Amiable in his department, mild aud consolidating in his manners. he could "". help oi gaining the kind sympahes and affections of his friends He came to this town he, May, mtInr,ng under an accnm,ia'esl weight of dis ln November last he lsad far recovered t,a, restOraOn t0 lOlerale health was strongly aneipaI- e'l' His deforniiy aiTf ameOess far removed as 10 enable bin' to move with freedom. and appear cheerful and happy. His cough had entirely subaed. Unfri1na,ely this peri"i he contracted a ses ere cold, which kiDded a"ew bis consumpiivc complaints irOsn which he never rerOvered.-COmm.
 In ihis sow", Milton Soce'y,) the let ut., Mr. DaOiei Page, aged 78.
 In f4artinrd, s.Try,lena l.. Boyyes, wife of Mr. Josiah q. isowles. printer Widow Hannah Eim"re, 65: Miss EIz" Ne"herry e2, daughter or Dea. Fred E tn N.wing,on, tir Enns Demmg. 55. !. Wir.o"l'"ry. Mrs. Mel'al'le Webster, 69; Wid- Ow RU,b Case, 85. "''s S@ :, r-e--ts r.r~1,-s. iW New-t Haven. Esther, wife of MT Jabez Fiich 60
 ln East Windsor, Col. Roswell Grant, in the 89lh year of lis age. n revolutionary officer.
 In Ssnfiei.I, Mrs. Desire Rising, 89.
 In Harwin."H, Dee. 23d, Mrs Sarah Skinner, wife of Capt. Zimri skinner, 52.
 Ia rkhaNsieh, Mr. Solomon Humphrey, Sl, Revolutionary Pensin"er.
 In Lyme, William Noyes. Esq. 75.
 ln M"ntviIle, Mr. Nathaniel CheesehroUgh, aged a. bout 76 years, and his wife; they died within few days of each ",her. He wa. pensioner.
 I" Lyme. Mr. Enoch Lord. 75.
 ID Ptain6eid, Capt. Lot Morgan, p.
 !" Ens, Ii"diam. Mr. Daniel Emmnns. 70.
 In nahlyme. C"l. Asa C"ms,ock, 68.
 h Norwalk, Mr. Schuyler Beebe. %.
 In New. Haven, Mary Ann, wife of Dir. Levi Sher- man, 37; Mrs. Margare. Bowler. 42.
 ln Fnir Haven. Mrs Harriet Elizabeth Keep, wife of Dr. Lester Keep. 70.
 Ia WOcOti, Mr Ashhei Upsop, 7l.
 In BrookfrId. Mr. Henry Smith, g. In sherman, Mr. Daniel AndersoO, Rovolutiona. " pcns"nrr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08

0 We are requested by the committee 'o give "" ,re ha, the Bee for the supply of Wood to Rev. Mr Hickok, will take place W e.inesday l4ih inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08

The Legislature of Alabama, tremarks the N. York Anerica".! have by large m Aes, to one |" each house. requested Mr. Moore to resg" his in the Senate of she United States. solemn responsibility now resis upon Mr. Moore; for if he si.oud yield io temporary ciamour right he holds from the Ccns,i,u
 o"-f' :" ohedie"ce to the caprice af the h"ur, dig n6ed Cor the time being with he high sounding title of"iae voice of the people" he shall relinqush seat of whch the term was considerably ordained by ,he wise framers of the Constitution six years the very end that there might be one department of ihe Legislature exempt from the provesia! versatility the popular wI-he will be accessasy to violation of that eacred ns,rument-ihe more dangerous, from the very fact that will be made in seeming obedience to and with tho sanction Of, the people. We hope better from Mr. Moore"
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08
MARRTED

In Hartford, Mr. Isaac s. Hayden to Miss Jane Ike. ney; Mr Nelso" Gould, Of Springfield, Miss Caro. line Wells. . In New-flaven, Mr. H. P. Gcnny, to Miss Grace A. Wheeler, daughter of Capt Stephen Wheeler.
 In Madison, Mir. Elias c. Mix. of Har,(ord to Miss LolIisa Tryoit.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08

District cf Lilchyfetd, ss,s [
 Probate OGce,. Jun. 5. .res5. {,
 Presrnt. Frederick vt heoti. Egg. Judge. nN m"ti"n' "f the adaiinistrasor on ,h.. es. V tate of TERTlGs HuNaERrORp, tat. og 'Hafwioion. in said district. steceascsl. this Court doth assign the t5,h day of insian, Ja. !.u"ry. al. irn ocie.ek .i, the f''rrn"oe, n, ,hs i"n and settlement of The administration ac. count on said estate at iiicli time and placs aIl persons, interested will if they see cause: attend and be htard and the adininis,raior was dirrctrd ,o' publish copy of this order in a newsI'aper pnhlshedi in LitchIithl. and to post np like copy on thH public signpost ili said HnrwintOn nearest tiih late resieirnce Of said deeeased... A true copy of Record.
 SSl FREDERIcK WOLcorr. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08

Neao.ERgIand Socisty.-The 222d anniversary of the landisg of ihe Piigrims a: Plymouth, was con. memors,ed by this Society. ir New-York. M"nday the 22d inst. Religious services were perlarmed, al the brick church to Beekmsn and excer Q, ad. dress yves delivered by the Hon. Henry R. Storrs.- Alier the sertces church closed, ihe S"ciey repaired to the City Hotel, where about handred eat down a"i pariook "f@ spiendid repast prepared Eor the occasion. AS the guests sat owo table they discovered Spon each plate Jfrs Ee,ne!s efparched corn. II was in commenoraiiOn ofA fact general " koown. When ,he Pilgrims la"ded ai Plymouth their provisions were exhaused, and they had ony email bag of parched relieve their hunger.- This tey divided and amoun,edt to Eve kcrnes each This historical anecdote had pleasing effect, and the pbceeAines of the entire evening chafacier. ixed By socisi 6eelings and perfect orftrr.
 The aaniyersary of the landing ofihs Pgrms was also celebrated a. PiymO"'h. A large oacfer of peo- gIs were present. ssd a" addr:s. delivered hy the ,ha. the venerable Dr. Thatcher. ~eitk"o~n as she author Of inc Revolutionary J"arnai ~as 'hro~n down and run over by vehicle, a1dseverely injured, ia the coarse oI she ceremony. The Doctor bsiHg g. years of age, little hopes are entertained Of ks TecOveTy-B'idgepoH Farmer.