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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17
VIEWS FROM 4I.9Bll.v9.

EXTRACT If q Litter, dafcd June 80.
If the vote Of Alabama should be given to JUDGE
Whiethe objectionable Gin will rest upon the frisni.
Of Van Buren, in Tuscaloosa when tie White
question first moved, and thef gave it as INV
opinion which havcever since entertained that nothing
necessary but for the friends Of Van Buren, to have
made ga strong pull and pull AT together have
abled them TO carry the vote Of this State with trc-
mcndous majority for Van Buren.-But they ,ycte
frightened 20 deahSoon after the famous nomination
had been bozoncd forth by Nulifcrs and Nationals
with the hossnnahs Of good Jackson men who
will soon find that they chanting their own re-.
QUEENS scarcely Van Buren, was 10 be found
and at this, my place Of residence, (whcre during tho
last fall there every evidence Of majority for Van
Buren, ) I found myself in a month after the nonina
ton Of White in perfect wilderness Of " Wlic.men"
But things rapidly changingI believe that we
shall elect n Van Bnrcn man to the Legislature from
this couny-and in Greene, the rich the intcllocnt
the noble county Of Greene which is on the east of
this, and separated from it by The Tombccbee river
have strong hopes Of the election Of the trio that is on
the Van Buren ticket IN that county viz Winston Gar.
yer, and Rix.--Thc Van Burcn men there arc I'm bioh
spiritshcy say the ls Monday August Qe elrcton)
will slew that The Mules have not as completely sue,
ceeded they Imagine they have in ,thite.wasbing
themselves, and bcapatcring The Democratic party"
Thomas Neison Esq, Of hanover has been appointed
Collector Of the Port Of Richmond in The place Of Ma
ior James Gibbon, deceased.
JIG is said, that Mr. fancy has been appointed Chief
Justice Of The United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

YHNHE ANTI. DYsPEPTIC, or Grey Sulphur Springs
NJ 81 rTgtH.G-Ihese Springs are situated IN the
neighborhood of the Salt and Red Sulphur beng nine
miles from the latter and 20 from the former There are
two Springs, together be enclosed in one
building, yet differing materially in their action upon the
system being from distinct sources, their analyst
has shown Both are highly sergiccable in Dyspeptc
covered
The large Spring strong lkane water and said by
Professor Rogers (who analysed all the Mineral Springs
IN tat section of country last summary be the only
retic, and but gently on the bowels
In DysPeptic cases it has proved itself ofhe greatest
benefit so powerful are its alkaline properties that
acdity OF the stomach is almost instantly removed and
as 1t rs generally ncnralzed fast generated (ben
tins war IS made free Off the invalid is soon re-
eved from the unpleasant sensations and dsa
effects oil this almost invaIabe concomtant Of
pepsia The digestive organs at the same time
strengthened, and the whole system brought into more
Its action the system is peculiar II exerts pow.
erlnl influence the liver whilst the same time
lowers the afterial action Hence great advantage is
derived from its by all persons abouring under dis.
eases IN which there exists any internal irritation or in
Illumination Several such were benefited during the
Its effect in lcssenng the circulation was witnessed
IN case IN which the pulse lowered from l5 81
in 81 hours.
I'm Chronic Diarrhpa it has been Of the greatest ser
vice, aordng relief when nil other remedies had failed
lcsscnng the frequency of the operations anc at the same
time changing entirely the color and consistency of the
fIBces.
The SnaH Spring is powerful catbartie resembling in
1T, properties, the White and Salt Sulphur Springs
From what the Subscriber has Witnessed lie feels war
ranted in recommending the Of these Springs les
Pecay the large one) IN all cases Of Dyspepsia whether
IN the first stages and known merely as Indigestion or
~ more aggravated forms and under other names pro-
ducing nausea headaches debility, irrtation inhanma-
ton, pulmonary affections and diarrbma
Additional buildings have been erected and every nj.
tenon practicable will be paid those who visit these
Springs.
Those who may be DESTROYS Of further in formation re-
iotye to the properties, location &C. Of these Watefsr
wil bc cheeriqly Furnished il, by the subscriber o.
either OF the following gentlemen, viz.
Hon AtFREp llUcgR, o,t.,.,
DR.. SAMUEL Wllsos Charleston
THoMas ,. CAPHRs ESQ
MAURICE SINoSs Dr., Esq ( Danei island.
PETER LEssESg, Esq, St Thomas.
j. II. WALrnALt, Esq, Richmond Yo.
JOHN -. BEGARE
ctariesfoH, - C., Jviy 3, 1885 I7-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

This, expect, will be the last Of my public
i'c We are about TO separate and il is my fsrvcnt
and have happy meeting with your family and friends,
and that your days may be long honorable and happy
While my life spared, if any of you should pass
YOU"
On the Presidents resuming his seat and the applause
Of the Convention having ceased,
Mr. Carson of Burke, rose and said that the conclud
ing remark OF the venerable President had called him
to say, shat he was about to leave old North Carolina
70 reside IN the far West, where he should be happy
all times to see any friend from the old Sate-to be
North Caroiinian would be sufficient recommendation
his House and Ccrcrib should be at the service of his
friends"
Judge CASTOR, from the Committee of Enrolment, re-
ported the Amendments to the Constitution correctly
enrolled on Parchment, which received the Of
tary.
Inc PRESIDENT then informing the Convention that the
business OF the Convention was finished,
On motion ofJudgc CASTOR, the Convention adjourned
sine die >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

N SDA REWARD-Gf out Of The county Of Flu
ID <ssV yanno)-will be given for thc apprehension.
and delivery to my Oversccr at Cary's Brook o.. nv
man SAM, commonly called SAM WnlTE-SIO Il
lodged IN any jail taken IN the county and delivered
as above Sam elopcd about the LIST Of June and if not
ia the neghboriood Of my Farm has probably taken
Boat on the Riyanna or James River lie - % or u
years old black, and Of rather slender FORM his teeth
unusually white and conspicuous when spoken to- about
feet 10 inches high, field hand, and wore his work.
ing clothes when he let here.
July TO- li0-wifl A M HARRISON
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lFtoln lhe Iltlcn nhserrer. !

The Richmond Wing IS greatly mistaken ,,Lo :,
charges the E1qUirr with having for lis supporters and
allies, the wild atitudnarians and amaqama,ionists
and aboonists Of the North These IRE all the friends
and coaborers Of the Hhg, who for the purpose of gain
ing strength at the South, eanly dcnounccs them vet
ne cannot throw them off they genuine Whigs-who
prefer Mr. Webster Tor President but will go for White
or any body else Us available candidate They are
mostly the same men who got up the excitement about
Tie P0Or Indt6S at any they arc members of
the Mig and members Of the Defp0cyaf;c n0,t
Republicans of the North have always rcprobaed the
efforts Of mad fanatics, wild atifudnarians amaoan,a-
tionists and aboitonsts, tn disturb the tranquility of
the country; and the Richmond Wing when has anv
more lectures to read to this class of individuals will act
more honestly 10y treating them members Of his own
political household, than by attempting thrust them
INTO the society of those who cpudiae both their faith
and practice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17
Tie Battle. 0rouud IN Tryryss,y


There is greater excitement in this State than in any
other in the Unon.-The Elections for Governor MEM
bers of Congress, and of the State egslatureare not
only at handbdt Judge White too is citizen of This
State candidate for the Presidency and does not carry
her most distinguished citizens with him. These crcuu
stances have contributed to lend new interest To the
CO ntest In Tennessee and to bring into prominent
relief every member of Congress, who has had a
hand, pro con- in his nomination The consequences
Is, that warm war Is struck up among the contend
ing parties, which showing itself through the
press and popular meetings, preparatory to the great
battle, which IS to take place the Polls-We Law
TINS morning before readers, the Proceedings of
large Meeting at Nashvillc along with the opening
letter of the Eight members Of Congress NOMINATING
Judge While--Wc shall follow it up with the Cores
pondencc OF Messrs. Grundy, Polk, aud Cave Johnson
The dissenting members. They shed much light upon
the way in which Judge White brought out--rot
by the Peopic, his friends bot opposition to the
Baltimore Convention-but byJa small Divan of some Of
the Representatives of Tennessee who could not cary
all their own brethren, in unqualified nominatici
with tembu who stated the views of the minority SO
little to their satisfaction, to compel them since to
come out with explanatory letters
The friends Of Judge White in Tennessee are e;,ber
duPes deceivers They still hold out the empy hone
that he stands chance of being elected President
Among these sigus we have been struck with the fol-
OF the 4th inst.
!. On, letters from Virginia Judge White uillcot
oil The Union show that his strength daily uncx
the by Ba.ore & opening the
eyes and exciting the eo'emP aud indignation people all
In opposition the first statement, we state our mcs
PosiVe ana CONSCIENTIOUS convictions that Judge White
cannot obtain the vote Of Virginia We do not say this
at haplsz We have made it point To erstand
the public sentiment in various quarers-and orr firm
impression 1s that MIR Van Buren will beat him without
difficulty in Virgnahe Judge will carry but few Of
the Jackson men with himand he will lose some of the
Whigs-lf he is daily increasing with unexampled ra-
pidiy in any section of the Union we really do not
pcrccyeIwherc is. Webster is sweeping the Wings in
the Norh--Georgia is raying every day more strongly
for Van Buren, Alabama herself is now shigerne in
the windAnd Rebellion raising her crest in his
own Tennessee.
For the life of us, see where is his strong
hold u Tie Judge were leit to HIMSELF he would be
Of the first this fact But he has unfortunate
~ committed himself to the guidance OF otherse is
pledged TO 60 with then-nnd they will permit him
to recede, until il be too late to the grounI he is
losingHe cannot approach the Presidency under such
auspices, within a thousand Iearnes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

The Washington Globe speaking of the course pur.
sued by certain prints in this city, TO nhame the prcud-
Of native Amecansagainst adopted citizens of Irish
birth, holds the following language:
These prints have been laborng to revive the feeling
which brgat the Allen laws, and have already succeed.
ed in iaying the rcncrs Of the Federal Arsocracv i'm
New York, under the Ranc Of American party TO
make open upon the Irish and Dutcl, eu,;oSans
useful laborcrs OF that city Their houses have been at
tackled aud torn down violence committed mon their
persons and lives lost This is but the repetition
of the outrage committed upon the naturazed citizens
when - attempted TO deprive them of the riptt ~
suffrage in that city in the panic election The political
feeling then nsied by the Bank presses for the pnr
pose Of carrying the great Emporium i'm support OF lie
interests has received impulse in the prospect of
having m ottcn ami se0s lac candidate for the Pres
dency brought into the House of Representatives whore
IS assumed that the money Of the Bank will make his
election sure. Hence IL is uiat tic name Of AME.
RlCAN PARITY is eigcn 10 his supporters TIe 10
nominated as Oaaid HlJstof, Of .YJgM 2morica" bv
way ofnaking the old federal bostes the Republican
sPt Of the IRISH an operative and leading principle in
his canvass and ey have already renewed the mplaca
bic persecution Of The black cocka6c against every To-
rcgner whom the love Of liberty has drawn 70 our
country.
II is remarkable fact tbat Tyranny and persecution
never fail to take high and holy name 70 consecate
Their crimes How crusldes have been carried on
under the banner fthc Praoe Of Peace? And now the
name oi Aperican--0 which embraces every pil.
grim VINO mas BED rom oppression in the old worlds
converted INTO rallyng word fof all who would become
0ppressos m tnTa ard set their fces against the pru
cipies % which existence and prosperity as
nation. Those in whose vcEs aovgs the blood Of
England Ireland, Holland and Frsnce seek 10 dc.
natOnalne their kindred who come to claim tbcir in.
Eeritancci ~ Tie privileges Of Constitution in the terms
OF which they embraced by the fathers who rave
IS
ind fSis is che Aaericas yarfgfls isa b,aael ofths
Constitutional g01fgi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

Coz BfsTos Asb TpE OFsfcE or CUR JUsTIcE-
ne Opposition press pays its bigbes compliment, 10
Col Benton by associa bis name with the high Office
Of Chief Justice Of the Uaiied States.
IL IS the unwilling testimony Of hs enemies as well
TO their convection Of The strong claims which he has
upon his country, Of their deep modification at his "a.
pid advance in popular favor After sll there is no bet
yer evidence Of political fidelity than CosliGon hatred
Whom fhcy cannO cOrfuPt, they hate, and whom the
bate they abuse is therefore, quite natural that Fe
aefa abuse should invariably prove passport 70
Republican iavor and confidence fo oncc We win do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

NoRfoLK, July l3.-Thc President Of the y States,
accompanied by the Secretary of the Navy; Gen Ora
tot, Of the y $ Corps Of Engineers Major Donelson
Col Earl and MIR Blair and family paid visit 70 The
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
FOR SALE BY E. A. LORD.
"A PAMPHLET, by N. WEBsTrR, LL. D.


 tprice I2 1-2 cents,) containing
 l. BrSef VieSO of errors iH the comnOn version of the Scriptures some of which, if not Known t0 read- CTS, involve certain passages M confusion, Canet and other expOUnders of ihe saered wriliRgs have s marked. Also, notices of imliroprieies aud ulstltz ties of language, proceeding from changes tn c Of words since the version made, some oF which render particular passages uBiRiellighe 70 common readers: also, notices Of inaccuracies of graMsnaE, which are very RumeroHsS with Eemarks on the use Ofa version OF the sacred oracles containing, n passages, phraseolOgy which deceRcy does permit to he read in public or iR families.
 2 Examples of discrepancies in the orihography of English words. tn the Dictionaries of Johnson, Walk CT, aud others, with examples of some singular mis- takes or blUnders. 3. Diverses of pronunciation among British ortho- epists which, by being copied into School Diciionn- ries lN this country, tend 10 destroy uniformity, and prevent the use Of . common standard.
 4. Examples of incorrect and false definitions, in Johnson, Walker. Sheridan, Jones, JamiesOn, MauD. der, 6Lc. which definitions copied into most ofour Seliapi Dciiowaries. tas s ss -sf4t 5. Mistakes in Grammar and in Wri,isg, iurnishng hints for certain great men.
 6. Errors in the classification of words in the Dic- tionaries af the English, French, Latin, and Greek Languages; with examples of istak es resulting from them, the versions of the Scripiures showing that false principles constantly taught in SsmiHa- ries of learning. .e-., t 2. Plagiarisms committed on the authors writings, ny Liadley Murray, lsrael Ager, jr and ). E. Wor- cester. g Dec. 25.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
Wzite IeetA. !. <, healthy Gums

VENHOSE wao would reiain, or restore. these desir II fable persomal advantages, are assured that coaspOsIti0R can he oblained superior io the
 Britisk Antiseptic Dentitrice.
 Ths is aH eegant aud l'eaeaM preparation ]" eve y resect and haa for mnDy years past gseM 0niver- sal satisfacii"n wherever it llas been used.
 The Awiisepiic Demifdce is exempt from acid a,aA otes deieserus ingredients, which 0o freque ntiy che composition of tooth powders im con,moM use, aMd 1t whilens the enamel ofthe teeth without doing s she sasi injary. The ssg"iav al is alsnired ptadss. by purifying the month and preventing the accumulation Oi tartar. operates the best preventive of lhe Tooth Ache. The Den,ifrce removes the dis cnierations and the beautiful native whiIeness ofthe enamel As it's application braces and e'rengh. eas the Guns, i secures so them their healthy and Aorid haes, and ny removing all offensive lreig" ac. cbmua,ions from the teeth. preserves the natural sweeiness of the breath. Price 50 cents.
 UP None genuine nnless signed on the outside printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor T. BIDDER, smMediats successor io the late Dr. w. '. CoRwAY- Fer sale al his Counting Rnom, over No. 99, Court Street. aear Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel Buel and /. c. Decktoish, Litchfeid i;
 E. Cowles, South Forms; Daniel Norton. 'Conaan; JSdson & Whisflesey. ". Preston ;
 lsa0c s. Wadscortk. BetkLem; Norton s
 Henders0n, Goshen.
 Large siisr"untto those who huy 10 sell again.
 March 27 lye4w42
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
NftrbdRIn Enquirer: PUELIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY HENRY ADAMS.

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 No papers will be discontinued nn.il all arrearages
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

A q Court of Probate Holden at Plymouth.
 .Oithin and .jor the District cf Plymouth. On
 Me Id day cf Deceaaber.1A 4. D. l8s4: Present. Caluin Butler, Esq. Judg'. nN motion of Samuel Garnsey, adminis- O trator on the estate of Miss SYDNEY E. BARNES. late of Plymouth. within said district, deceased-This Court doth decree that six months br allowed and limited for the credit. ors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the Same to the administrator; and directs bst public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litch- fieid. and by posting copy thereof on the public signp0si in said town Of Plymouth.
 Certified from Record.
 s29 CALVIN BUTLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
NOTICE

ITS hereby given, that the copartnership hi- -1 therto snbsisting between the subscriber and Edward Howard, late of Canaan. in the state of Connecticut, under the frm of Lsh0,n & Hoyard. is dissolved; and the subscriber will not hold himself liable for any debts or claims of any kind which may hereafter be contracted by the said Howard, in the name of the firm OF otherwise. H"-
 JOHN ISLAM:
 C0Nn0n Dee. 10. 18SA ca
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
NOTICE.

T1HE Hon. Court of Pro5ate for the Dis
 1 trict of Plymouth having appointed the undersigned Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate ofANER WOODlN. late of Plymouth. with in said district, decrasrd, represented insolv- rnt, hereby give notice that by decree of said Court six m0nths are allowed said creditors to exhibit their claims to us, after we shall have given public notice Ol this order by adveriis- ing the same in newspaper published in Litch6eid, and by posting a copy thereof On public signpost tn said town of Plymouth, (which notices are this day made and given } and wc also hereby give public notice that we wilI meet for the purpose of attending tO the duties fNilr said appointment at the office of Calvin BsliIer, Esq. in said PlymOuth, on the second Tuesday of February. 1885. On the first Monday of May, 1885. and on the fourth Tuesday of June, 1885. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days.
 EIIJAa WAasEA' commis- ORuoEN S. SEYMOUR.
 Plymoutk, Dec. 9s, 1884. 99 District ef Washington. ss.--PTobnse CosTt. Dee. %, 1884.
 IN STATE of DANIEL s. TAxE0as iate or
 ESA Washington, deceased. The admiDis- srasnr rnprcsents the estate insolvenf, ,and prays inc mupointunent of Commissioners thereOn--- Ordered, that Commissioners e. Fecesse and examine the claims 0f the creditors of sald estate be appointed at the Probate Once in WashiugsOn. oO the second Monday in 4ann- arv, 1885, at 9 o'clock forenoon. of which all Oersons interested will take notice and appear iir they see caase1 and bs heard thereon.
 % DANIEL B. BRsEsHADE, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
NOTICE

N S hereby given t" all persons liable to pay 1 a Town and State Tax on the List of 1888 in ihe 1naSn nf EAArn.xall 1haA~ ih-.---A--=s.-- tviIl meet them for the purpose 1f receiving said taxes on Monday the 9th day of Janua- ry At the store 0f the Cornwall Bridge Iron Ca. from 9 o'clock A. M. till i2 M.. and on the same day at the store. 0f F. & F. Kellogg .from till g o'clock P. M.; an Tuesday the 18th at the store of William, Landon from 9 tiII z M., and on the same day at the store of John c. Rogers from till P. M.; and on "Wednesday the l4th at the house 0f the sub- scribpr from 9 o'clock A. M. till 4 F. M.
 All who neglect this opportunity of paying their taxes must expect to pay the legal fees for collecting. m
 JOHN E. SEDGWICK. Collector.
 Cornscav, Dec. l6, 1884. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

are every year increasing eir ioRg established repu taoN. They have onlliSed many rval preparations, and are coa,inaally gaining upon public confidence.
 The Bntnncai Drops have heen successfully ad- aniaisteret for inaay years, thorough remedy for tat well known and prevalent class Of nveerate dis eases, which originate from via;ed habit of body, hereditary pretlieposiiion in the paiient, aud generally appear under the various and distressing shapes 0f
 : Scrcfala, Salt Rkeum. Leprosy, St. Antho- ny's Fire, FeUer Sores, White Seedlings. Sour vy, Foul and Obsiinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes, Scaii Head. aud Ventreai Idiat.
 t1 ihe hsl mentioned condition of the system, the BoaHica Drops will be loUnd eradicate the lurking .riso where Mercury has totally failed, and ih"s pre- vent the parent from entailing the seeds of hered itary disease oH his "Gsprng.
 Dr. ReLfe's Botanical Drops are successfully used o( violent erupons ai- ter she n,easels, red bnices pimples the face, es ieri0g er"pms the skin, and other diseases Of the external surlce, aud one of the best Spring and Aou,nna phys'cs known, io free the system from hu mOrs.
 A Physiciaa of emnence who had witnessed the ct. fcacy of this article. had the candor recen,lytO Knowledge to tue Propreor that he considered il the bes, medicine known or ahe complaints for which n is ia,ended and ihai 1t ought deservedly stand the head oi the .whoe class of such remedies.
 Price $l bottle, or bottles fo, $5.