Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06


 ny ibrafy. hooks, maps ehAEts. and enGraVInes; in
 eisdiNg ny pictures. piasea. ho6sehOd nen and the
 arnilare of my bed chambef a the old house, and all
 the frnure in the new house. wiRea, together with
 such other articles as ny said E.ecu'c's may deem
 proper IO keep for the benefit of tue heir. Aud mv
 will and desire is, that my sad Executors may seect l from amoBg my slaves number, not exceeding one
 hundred. for !he use of the heir: the remainder be sOld also desire thai my Bushy Forest of land 1 may be cold, and made chargeable with such deLo and legacies as herSaer may sec fit 10 give, when made in consequsace oi having. cancelled a former Will this night n presence Of William Leigh atore. said, the sole Execuipr under that Will, and joint Ex ecntor nnder this Win, which make to guard aga gains l the possibility of dying in,estate. TaA s5 l have i0 the BaRk of VirEinia upwards ef 20 900 dollars, of which sum | desire payment 10 he made for
 ne land Perchased by me Ihe day l,eiore yesterday, 10 he equally divided heSween my said Executors Wm Leigh and H. s. G. Tucker, Erquires; and further eh1rge my B"shy Force. es.ate wi'h further legacy aforesaid, of five Illousnmd dollars. F- 3-#~ And it my wil and desire, that no inventory he taken my estate. exgept of slayes and horses and that no security be given bY or reqaired ofmy said Ex ecUtOrs, having Gnll faith in their honor, nrer sa they be held any Court person whaso. ever' tor their discharge of rhs rnst con6detby To Dr.. john Brockenbrough leave all my French plate. now in Rehmond at J. F. Taylor's. Also nv chariot and haraess and ihs horses called John Bull and Jonathan. alias John Wa Esn .t.e~ HAN To John Wickham, Esq. my beet offriends w,hou, making any professions or leadship fnr me, and the best and wisest man ever knew excep, Mr. Macon, beQueah my FlorR and stallion Gascogne, to- geihef with old faaiOned, double hancletl slper cups and two iaHkards. unengrased-ihe cups are here and the tankarda cats in Richm0nd and de- sire ,hat'iie will have his arms engraved upon them, aud a, the hot.n,n these words, sFrom R. of Roan. oke, to, John Wickham Esq. token of the resnac, "nd gratitude which he never ceased feel for hs unparallet!ed kndness, courtesy aad services' E To Nathaniel Macon, | give and begusa,. my, old- est high silver candlest,cks my silver punch adle with whalebone handle, pair of silver with handles and my crest engraved thereon, my hard metal dishes that have my crest oG J. R. in old English letters en grayed thereon, also he plates with the same engray. ing, ,he choice of four of my best young mares and geldRas and the gold watch by Rosk elL ina, was Pu dors with the gold chan and may every blessing ai tend him., the hest and purest and wisest man ta,
 ever hrew. Ie my Brother He"ry Tacker, my gold knives aud iorks &c from Rodgers 10 go o the heir To W,n. Leigh, all duplicates of my books and my brood mares Las, Chance and Amy. To n. Tucker, Young WhaiebOne aud Young Never Fire, also To. paz and Janus and CamiIly. and Marceila.
 ssssA @ JOHN RANDOLPH ofI2oanoke. FOR THE ENQUIRER. There s cause for all effects, a knowiedge oil which generally desire; they therefore scrunise the demeanor of their fathers, brothers enemies and friends, and while viewing their sentiments, or the analogy of .heir ma"ners. they desire .o know the cause of ai In their researches they sometimes ap. ply to Philosophers ho Tor tho most par, have only hewdered these sincere seekers after the true cause of all effects. Phrenology however has raised hur. rica"e ofths moral knd. which promises to clear the
 theoretical atmosphere of all the millions of bubbles which have long blinded our eyes aud cboEed the di gcsve powers of the mad hence we see that we are ,o look at the organization of the mind ne the true cause of alI effects. Phrenology does no. only con. cern rafenis, teachers Physicans and sluden,s but especially heart philosophers, who examine the moral enndmei afn -.-.A localities and their mode ofaea0, also the incna,ions sen,imenss affections and passions. the motives of our sciioUs and sIe aim of faculties. Philosophical noraists however have arrived greater per(ec-
 on ,lam ideaogis,s. who like the former have hher. .o osemaiaed wiihou, . knowledgs of the faadamenta powers the mind, and therefore have confounded the modes of action wilh the faculties themselves
 The u.iiosnphc doc,rioeo oi the commo,ions of the miad the affections and iDclinaoDs, ase fuil of con- ,radictioa. and only tend to bewder the mind Con. sequcn,ly lhe world must not wonder t we choose the sublime sceuce of Phrenciogy as our guide which s the that iliumnaies path, the compass by which we steer our course, and which we have DO doubt will guide us e our desired haven. ]. Nj. H.
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 Reneosd Hossiiities-A clip from. the Toledo TO. Gazette otce, Of July ~, says OD Saursy lnei, large body of armed men, headed by the 6herR ol Monroe eOa0sy, michigan Territory, was raised by order Of the acting governor lason of the Territory and proceeded this place. tOr the os,easiie purpose observing s0me civil processes npon nvpber of our ciiizeRs. They arrived ahOHt o'clock iw ie ater- noons in number about 25O regularly armed and .. 9aipped wi.h gaas asd hsyo"eis. and a.res.rd and made prisoners sospe sese1 or eight individuas a. mong whom are Bs?j. r. Sdckney and George Me. Kay, Esquires. l4r sqg89s 4k .s They met whh resisiaSce from ihe cisiseas of Toledo, as they were too strong apd we armed, make any interference their part unsrnied and unprotected as they were. of any avail. ssg |" Alter committing various ouirages Hpon several nno6ending ciiiseas 0sulting the womeR aud arrest. ing such of the in were ai all obnoxious tbem, ihe mob, posss. withdrew to hoasoe with their prisossrs, where they weres upOn ine Order of | the acting governor, thrown into prison. ~ "The orders given i0 ihis armed mob, posse. were, accordsg ,oihe sa,smeais of lie leaders, pro. ceed io Toledo and take prisoners all who were in any implicated in opposing the jurisdiction of the Territory, and in ease any resislanee made, immediately bure and destroy the town, and fire upon the 6rsi who should asmpa to oppose ihsm: posing this hand of desperadoes, should think there I was ssery disposi,ion to obey this order.""
 ANNUAL ComMEBcEmEETs.-Afr friend, says the Mid dIe,own Witness, has favored us wisb a iisi ef the arranged in the order ia which they take piace, vis Wa,erville, tale.s Aug. Uniyeveisy Of Virginin. Fl Washagion College. lEIarsiordD l9 Yale College tNew.tiavenD l9