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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-14

Ansei Steriing.-As the Van Buren, party claim.
ing that this gentleman will on every important qucs.
ton act with them at the ensuing session Of The legs-
la.nrc, correspondent at Sharon desires for the
following statement:
~ will give Few reasons why MIR. Sterling should
he ranked wing. or at any rate rs opposed 10 the
doctrines nd measures Of the spells party He wac
nominated by the wings for frs, Representative. which
would have been the had they not understood
tina, lie would sustain their measures particularly the
Independence Of the Judiciary; and tina. lie would OPP
pose the election "i Joh" nj. Niles as U. 3. Senator.
Under these circumstances. the whigs nominated and
elected him, with the aid Of sixteen eighteen Jack
men, who had independence enough 10 break the
collar, which the young loco.foco leader in this town
says 10 the only Of" patent democracy" II 10 we'll
known that MIR. Sterling has for long time spurned
The dicaion Of the Hartford Regency, and that this
cabai have heaped upon him their abuse. in common
with every other ndedenden republican in the State.
have no doubt that this gentleman will be found in
the next legislature battling against the policy Of the
radical collar party, who if suffered 10 proceed IN.
checked q short time longer will destroy all that 10
valuable in the institutions Of Connecticut"
From F2orido we have accounts three or four DAYS
later than is given the preceding page, bu. nothing
Of importance had occurred. part Of the army was
expected to croes the Wihlac'Oche the 2sh uli. 10
pursui, Of The Indians There had been little Skir-
mishing on the ou,posis, and three Indians Kill
led. One account says that some Of the troops were
suffering for the want Of provisions.
Nep Post OGce.-A new post Office has just been
established 10 the north par. Of The town Of Kent. cal
led "North Ken, Pos, Ofdce," and Homer Siurde.
vaa., Eco. appointed Postmaster.
Northern Courisr-This is the title Of . new paper
which has been established in Hartford within few
weeks past. u 10 . smaller sized sheet than the
other city papers. elegantly executed. and well Con-
dscied. Il 10 intended particularly ~ vehrie
Of Information Cor yoUHg men. and through which they
may communicate their thoughts TO the public. We
take blame 10 ourselves oT having before nOiieed
~ - IL 10 dssgaed incsles,e sound whg principles.
0Now that the election 10 ever, the two Kilkenny
Cats "' Hartford the Times and Psire are LsabOs.
i"g each other 10 enc style. Tie Whigs have only to
Keep ai respse'fsl dstaaes. aad bear 10 mind The
'snsisSs sdasss "Shsn TsSuss Oil svs" aV.
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REHABILITATION.

Our returns Of the election are complete fiom all
parts Of the s,a,e add though ,h,y differ i" u slight
degree from those Of the Times aud other pa.
pers we think they will be found in the mai"
1, will he acen that Gov. Edwards majority M.
Tomnson is 3052. The vote this year is not large
az the last.
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NeV Post OGee.-A new post Office has just bee
established 10 the north part Of the town Of Kent, ca
led North Kent Pos, Office" and Homer S,urd'
van,, Eco. appointed Postmaster.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-14

Six or eight houses were destroyed hy fire on she
night Of the 23d Of March, a. Sumterville, S. c.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-14

THE SENArE.--ln ihis body, the Wings have
elected only Tour Of their candidates-he Tories the
TemaiRing sesenieen. Their names follow:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-14

0Now that the election iso ever, the two Kilken1y
Cats At Hartford The Times and Ps,ris are LsabOr.
i"s each other 10 sns style. TIE wAigs have Only to
Keep as respseifsl dis.anes. aad bssr IN mind The
snsisSs ssass, "Shsa Tsguss Old svs" svv.
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SHANNON ACADEMY.

THE Summer term Of this Institution will
L. commence on Thursday the 18th inst
The price Of tuition per quarter is
For common English studies, So
For the higher English branches, =
For the Classics, s
Board from 81 SO to I IS per week.
The school is under the care Of Mr.. STEPHEN
REED, an experienced instructor. The trus-
tees believe that few scho"ls afford better al.
vantages for education. and few villages .
more desirable residences than THE.
LUcIUs m. PURDy,
lsRAEL CANE.
CHARLES SEARs,
RicuARO SMirw,
Shurer, ApvI %, isSV. 20
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IL a Csaesrt Of Sacred M4sas. sHdsr the charge
Of Dr.. r. %. TrOwbrdgs win be givss Of NOgolk %
Thursday The Selh Of April isM.
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RECONCILIATION.

There are l34 towns in this State, sending 10 the
whole 2l3 Representatives. New.London and Stat
ford having failed cleo, any, and Winchester only
one, there 203 Representatives chosen. OF these
the Wings have elected, from their party, "
and their opponents 131-apporliOned iO the differ.
en-, coua,es as follows: LhchheId county, lS Wings
70 10 Jackson, two Of the latter elected by the
aid Of wing voters against the regularly nominated 10.
sO-oco candida,es)-Har,ford county. Is Whigs 10 q
Haven, 10 70 ls-Fam6eId, IS to l6-
NeW-l.OndOn, 4 to l9-Middlesex, TO l3-TOliand,
= to i2-and Wiadham, 9 to -.
THE SENATE.--ln ,his body, the Wings have
elected only tour Of their candidaes-ihe Tories the
remaining sssen'een. Their names follow:
Dis. Tories. Dis. Wh;1..
2. Samuel MILE !. Wm. w. Ellsworth.
.. George MITCHELL Z. Abijah Carrington.
S. Joel HinmaH. -. Benjamin Isasca.
6. Aason F"0te. IS. James Reehe
2. Cohdiagi0R Billings.
@. Welcome A. Browaiag.
Q. Stephen ID. TildeH.
10. Samuel Beardsey.
II. Eli Beardsley.
Is. Joel w. White.
II. Ichalod BuIkley.
&c. George Tayl or.
II. Martin Siroug.
10. John Stewart.
10. Charles Arnold.
20. Orrin l3oh.
u. Thomas CLARK.
IL a Ceaesrs Of Sacred M1sle, uadsT the charge
Of Dr.. r. %. TrOwbridgs, win be givss OF ovGelk Of
ThuIedny the Scth Of Arril inUs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20
POE'VR ".
"Auea rrr reN.lS. nx.l.sn.n


t...,t al (Frem the Sayeasah fscorgias.J
ihopo VIII lind tho
pen OF Miss Macy f. Lee OF tarc appeared In the las
sou'imrn Rose Mise ec a. the auihos
~ Toe souhen Literary Journal the
Hose Bull und"r the Signature of M t. number OF th
Ncw York Miro, in spanking of NJ L. la says some
Time We viii oirr evidence ovene ;s
Young lady In predicting for her, has besun
''si'"'"snee' .Ilf t.ti Hr. a..f. Il.
trf. d. TUE BRAVE VOLUNTEERS.
a voice from the South tells sad ,Inouriiu story,
VI ruin aud carnage, and wars Dire ada alarms,
Aud the Angel OF Freedom by la her Glory.
81 M Aud summons Connibias proud rots TO aims
Not IN ,ain does sho CALI Cor the flame gushing
Like the sun when breaks son tears
And tho light of true courage is ioyou sy tushing
4 he onelo"ded beews OF the brave volunteer.
Think not that they part without, feelings of sorrow,
trietis that rest ON Garth:
On, no! but they trust from tho To horrow
Some need OF high ,uor double their worth.
Zach bright of their childhood seems
:, hnd warmer than evet its heah-sio appears,
bu, ahect'on ITSELF cannot weaken a present
ms cnFa'fous truth OF the brave Volunteers.
Zach iahot looks proud, and each mother sueuders
W. h Kisses aud blessings tho that she bore.
"ni'e WIN quick kindhus ardor each tenders
Inc weiihanished weapon, then struggles once more
40 hide The foul traitors of grief that aru gather
Ana hush IA her bosom ortn fears
FOR oao indeed would not a Thousand times rathor
GIVE all than dshooor the brave vounteers!
For ,oir country they strike and a fair cons,clo,io,
~, ~ beauty looks they mount the sea car
VIM" there comes like t.e nation
''" 'ne lana oil their sifes L loud parting
shcy 60 but amid that Wild shout OF con,motou.
~. IA, hkc music unfvalled bursts full ears
!" nat heart doth not add la the of de votion
CHARLESTON. $. g. Al T. T
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es hut FOR the suppression Of the societies themselves
Let us see Then, what this substitute Asks Tor IL de-
'na"as noihing-u has not declared the right to
demaud any lhng-Well sir, let us see what The adj
voca,es OF the subject would yetion for land we can
only ess as favor, that which cannot demand a.
right TO the Northern States They do not venture 10
peuon Tor the passage of laws, the third resolution
~ framed IN particularly To avoid the call for
penal enactments In the 5th resolution of the Con
m,tiec, you find such demand made the resolution is
follows: m =
hescred, That con6dng in the justice and loyalty
10 tue principles OF the Union, Of the non slave holding
States, reinforced by the strong sympahes of common
dangers, suhefngs and trumphs the identity Of inter
ess great aud multform the social and political ties
nat connect and that ought bind aternal concord
the States aud the people of this Union the danger with
which that Union will lie menaced should these soc;e
ties, eniooidened by mpuny, persevere i'm their natu-
aied orincendiary schemes the General Assembly of V
ghn respectfully but earnestly request that the legisa
lures Of the States in which such societies have been
formed may be projected will take prompt and efec
tna measures OF penal inhibition 10 suppress or prevent
uhe formation Of the and by adequate penalties pre-
vent or punish the printing circulation of the prints
Pampn'ets and pictorial representations aforesaid"
why, SIR, the very argument used on this floor i'm on
position to that resolution, at the of this debate
was thst we had right demand the enactment of
Penai laws to suppress these associations and that the
orern States could not take such for their
preston And this substitute is carefully framed 10 re-
sPond TO that sentiment. Will you declare that YOU
nave not this rght Yes, sir you will deny the right il
you ADOPT the substute-and you will DIV it in the face
Oh the opinions OF the people of this State which have
exhibited to you. Nay, this is not ALL The substitute
Is framed IN such studousy to avoid even
Petonng the North for enacments which the people of
virginia say we have right to demand and which they
nave enJoIned upon TO demand. You are not even
permitted by II, humbly petition for rights which the
people have asserted. VIII the House submit TO this de-
grading admission Will they by adopting this substi.
@ lasy ,he sentiments OF the people, and PROSTATE
the dignity othe State? trust in God they will not
10 be continued. }
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

&WM: . HANSELL. No. %, Market st., sou In side
w above Front ST. Philadelphia, niornls inc ats
visiting the North, and Others that be has in store a
large aud general assortment of saddery, consisting of
sauoes oil every descrp.lon bride leather
saddle-bags, trunks collars whips &e Sc which viii
DC disposed OF upon satisfactory terms. Orders forward
ed by mail as above, will meet with punctual attention
Feb. q. I.-g s7-oa,,.,'.
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VALUABLE TAVERN STAND" cU.9N TT
y FERN PROPERTY FOR S7LE.-Edward Hal.
iam ans wife, and John Bosher, having, by deed made
The 3d VI January, 1922 and admitted To record in the
ONCE oi the Court OF Hastings for The city OF Rich
mond, on the same day. conveyed to the undersigned
the lots or pieces OF ground hereinafter mentioned for
the purpose Ut securing TO Polly Shepard the lawful in
terest SIX thousand hundred four dollars and
sxyeigh cents, up to the time Of her Jecease (i case
that should happen before the 25th day OF May 1887
and also for the purpose OF securing, within one year
next after the decease of said Polly Of that should han
pen before the said 25th of May ic:,7 TO MARY Shep
ard, Benjamin Gilbert and Sally his wife, pay,ne mt of
tue said principal sum of 2u4 IS cts with such in,
rest as may have accrued thereon such nd
the said Polly Shepard having died on the 18th OF De-
cember 1884, and the said principal sum, with interest
rom the day last mentioned, having been paid
we, the undersigned, being requested so to do will
on Tuesday, e 23d day Of February mext at ~ o'clock
iar II not the next fair day, upon near the picn-
SEES, sell ana dispose OF at aucton to the highest bidder
the property conveyed by said deed, witt all that lot
or piece OF ground, called half acre. lying and being
on n street IA the city OF Richmond and known and
distinguished a. the plan ofthe said city by the No 7s4
oeig The same lot on which the Swan Tavern is
ana described ia the said deed containing in front ON
saa street one hundred and thirty feet eight inches
Aiso one oer piece or parcel of ground described in
the said deed containing in front on said street thr,
ieet adjoining the last mentioned lot ON the west and
running back the depth thereof the said piece of ground
having thereon u large brick building which has been
used as Stabc for said Tavern and which said niece of
ground is part of Lot No. 7o9 -
Terms OF sa'e as follows:-So much of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. will be sufficient 10 s,tsr
the expenses attending the execution the rust the in
terest on the said of So 204 6S cts from The Io,
December, 1854 to the day Of sale, ond So 2,4 GO cts
part OF the principals the balance of the principal ueinr
SoooO with interest from the day of SALE TO be paid at
SIX months, aud secured by bond and deed of rst
ON the property. - ~
After the principal and interest secured by the deed
OF trust are provided for, the residue the purchase
money VIII be divided into two payab
Mt ~ the other at Is months from the day of saeto
be secured by bond and decd of trust -
NO Objection Ia known to the tte--but the Trus.e,
will only sell and convey such title as is vested in
II l.. WIGHT,
EDWIN l.. WIGHT,
VI Inc attention of capitalists is called to the above
sale The location of the property (being near ,h Js
OF the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
Road is believed to possess advantages for the location
OF a large tavern equal to any in this city.
jan ou si-wtds
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nPENING OF THE Rail-. ROAD.-Thc cars Of
~ The Richmond. Frede ckshurg and Poiomac Rail

nPENING OF THE RAIL ROAD.-Thc cars Of
~ the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company, will commence the transportation of
passengers aud property Monday, the 18th nst
tween Richmond and the Steam Mill, near the South
Anna River The following will be The hours OF arrival
and departure, daily. until further notice t .,.
Leave Richmond at D O'Clock, A. NJ
Returning, leave the Steam Mill ut 1 o'clock. =. III.
The passage IN each direction is expected be made
in an hour and quarter. III.
Tickets may be had at the Office in Tie Depot--prce
dollar and quarter. tf
In order To crafty such persons as may wish 10 make
excursions. IT has been determined that during the first
month, tickets for that purpose will cntte passengers
holding them To seat in the first returning train after
the one for which they are given.
HrtH. TO TRAVELLERS.
connection has been formed with l.. Porter & Co IS
line OF Stages and Steamboats, by which travellers be-
tween washington city and Richmond will be trans
ported IN the most expeditions the of the
weather will admit. s
Due notice will be given of the come xion of night
line, running at the hours with the Northern and
southern Nlasl, which is pected To be made.
Notice will also BE- given of connection with II. NJ.
Weir ~ Co. line oi Stages To Louisa Courthouse and
charlottesville, FOE which arrangements are now in pro-
gress
Way passengers will be taken ia at the crossings Of
the public roads, and there only aud in that case sig
nal must be given for stopping while the Engine is at
distance OF 200 yards
CiiAS. O. SANFORD,
3gt. Transportation.
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New York, Jan. Cd, 1886. 15n D

N%M. NJ. HARRIS, CoMmlssloN MrncuAsr- R;c6.
Wv mond, IugiRia, with view to facilitate sales
mas taken The house Main street recently occuned
by Martin Hollins. between Lancaster DENLY q Co e
Auction Store and the Old Market-By this arrange
hent IN connexon with his house on the Dock he
hopes the better to serve his present friends and all
Others who may be disposed to encourage him
The receiving and forwarding business will be Dartie,
tdFtI attended TO- am authorized by Lancaster Den
py ~ Co and John Hollns, to ask continuance of the
business IN this department from their friends Having
purchased the Stock Of Groceries of Mr. John aollns
ne wiii endeavor to fill orders good terms as any
other house in the city.
Feb. A. az 80,
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& EA REWARD for the apprehension ali DEN.
~ OV MS, negro belonging to the Es,n,,
OF Anthony Waddy, ir., decd.--He made his escau,
of he was seeking passage TO Richmond bv hoo frn,
@oochiand y. H. He is rather low, black cnmpe xion
heShy face, polite and intelligent, about 40 years old
poyment brick layer plasierer or NAV be ,nnh
ing ms way to some free State.--The above Reward
VIII be given to any person who will deliver him To ma
In Louisa county, or secure him in Jail.
GARLAND II. WADDY
49,, .adm'r. Of Aaiiony Wnddy, jy., deed
'uh. ia 11-foSE
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q tATAWBA GRAPE VINES. The subscr iber (near
~ islchmond) has for sale $4,000 Ca,awba Grape
mes from one to three years od-and can furnish Cut
season) TO those who may prefer them TO rooted vines
tf WILLIAM ANDERSON
rso- ID. ..t. Y0-I2t
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TESO THE MERCHANTS or VIRGINIA
r. subscriber having been amongst the sufferers in te
great cOnHagfaon Of the 10th and 18th of December
aud lost his entire stock Of goods, begs leave 70 inform
his customers and purchasers generally that he has made
Immediate preparations 10 get up fresh supply and now
has the pleasure OF acquaining them that he rs daily r
eeiving from his nanuactory the various articles in his
lines embracing first rate assortment viz Sycs Shire
shirt collars, Bosoms Suspsadcrs &C. and earneaily ~,
eits continuance Of their iayors at - Cedar street
lie would here remark 20 those merchants with whom
lac has not had the pleasure Of dealing that Tor nar
years he has paid particular attention 10 the manuIacorv
Of such goods in bis line well calculated for te
Southern and Western trade and feels confidence in
surng purchasers that he will b. enabled 10 supply them
on such terms os will give entire satisfaction
in addition to ins severe loss in the destruction Of bis
property, he had the misfortune TO lose all his Books and
Papers and consequently has iorely upon those who are
indebted to hin to furnish statements Of their accounts
and such as can make IL convenient to pay in shorf
time, will confer particular obligation
WARREN CARTER,
Manufacturer Of Stocks Shirt Collars &c.
I3, Cedar street, late 100 Pearl.
ne" ORR 10Th January, 1896. s5-3in
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n NHE Warehouse OF the undersigned having been
red on the night of the 10th December tbev have re-
moved their stock of Dry Goods (Which was preserved
to the Store No 23, Pearl Street little above Maiden
Lane. w '''ue"
They will be constantly receiving Fresh Goods nc
they arrive in port, and tender their friends in V;rg
the usual facilities offered them their ne location
WRIGHT, WINSTON 81 STEBBINS.
New York, Jan. ID 1886 * ost
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Feb. Is.

WNOR SALE-d0O acres of rood Land - 49,,
n Chickahonny; lies well, eight miles from Rich
mond IS heavily tinbered and within half mile of
saw,m'i some buildings and about fourth of the
land cleared. Possession given immedo,elv En,,;.
at the ohce of the Wing or Enquirer 80
December IL. Hr - "a.
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FHNO Thomas Peyton Hutchinson.-ln pursuance. or
N the directions contained in decreal order of the
county Court of Powhaan, in the suit of VIM Chcnant
ana wIie u.s. the said Thomas Peyton Hutchinson and
oters me undersigned, as Commissioners said or
der, hereby notify the said Thomas peyton Hutchinson.
that there is now in the hands CT said Commissioner
the said Thomas Peyton Hutchinsons portion of the pro-
ceeds OF the sale of certain negroes held by the late
James Hutchinson, decd, of Powhatan for liie and af
ter his death with remainder the said Thos p Hutch.
inson and others-which, if applied for in reason.
able time, will be disposed of by the said Court to the
brothers and sisters of the said Thomas p Hutchinson
on the presumption of his DEATH he has not been heard
OF since the year lS2oat which time he was then an
inhabitant OF in the State of North Carolina
JOHN w. NASH
HENRY J.. HOPKINS,
February A. [56-w4wl Commiss;ouers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

VWNEACHER WANTED II wish TO employ in inv
Ia family, Lady qualified teach the usual branch,
the subject, must be directed to Bnckinshaf, G. n Va
: january 10 l79-I2ll J. w GANIsr
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FMNMBER! TISiBER..-1he bighcsl prce.- will Le
~ given for good, seosoned wbcei spokes and irllo.s
deliverable at The Penentiary. Immediate delivery is
50 % rDr 'nosnaon respecting them, apply either
u Soi' Sharles . Morgan, Superintendent, or Ia
THOS. g. MONCURE q; A.
tc
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YHNHE fine and thorough bred horse MINOR from Vir
"A GINA, will make his first season in the vicinity of
MIiedgeyilie, Georgia, this Spring. 1896 Further par
ticulars hereafter r"'
January % oow6
9- The Georgia Journal requested 10 insert The above
0 Weeks ana send Their account 10 this oheo
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& NASH FOR 200 NEGROES.--We will rive In.
~ highest market price, in cash, for two hundred like
who intends TO sell, will do well to give Us call. near
SeaOrooks Warehouse, where are prepared To keep
wise. THOS M'CAnCn g. &C.
Dec. 81. ~ ~
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II fIILE, SHAW q CO. (ate No 1872 Pearl ST.
"a A New York)-now, No. Az Liberty street near tic
corner OF Nassau street and opposite the Middle Dutch
Church, in the vicinity also oil the City, Congress Hall
and other Hotels
Little, Shaw Il Co.. having by tho. destructive FIRE of
ION December, lost their entire stock goods and store
take great pleasure in informing their friends and tb,
above mentioned commodious and newly bn;l, store
where ihey are now opening entirely new slnck Of
rancy and Staple Silk Goods, umbrellas parasos stocks
English and German hosiery, &c with n variety Of
other new and desirable articles which they Offer for
sale at the lowest prices for approved paper or cash
per cent discount -
FEB. 10 Oft
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"a OTlCE. All persons having claims against the Ia.
tate Of William Johnson, deceased, formerly of
Goochland county requested present them to- the
subscriber living near Charlottesville, Albemare coun-
" properly authenticated on or before the 18th day Of
March next, arrangements may be made for paving
The same Those indebted to said Estate will please
make immediate payment This notice will be plead in
bar against all claims which may be presented after te
above date COLIN JOHNSON
Jan 1C, 1896 7OmwGw