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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

THE PARK.-One portion Gin East street. of this or nament to our village is now completed. except the putting on coat of paint which it is undergoing. It is neat and handsome; and in few years 1 kept tn rpair (with the addition of some shade trees which will probably be set out in the fa) will add very con-
 sderaby to the pleasantness of our beautiful village. The other part tin West street. will we understandb be undertaken forthwith. and finished in few days Our village friends are under lasting obligations to Dr
 ,. WeIcoTr for fhe zeal and psrseveEence which he has displayed in the adoption and carrying forward of this excellent ornamental work. ..,.. ff,9qy ViRage S Gteeas;ue.-A gentleman, who has re- gently returned from visit to the eastern part of the state. remarks secure peace and prosperity, the condition to the possession Of the land on which the very HOurishing manufacturing village of Green vile, n the town of Norwich is thst no ntoxicanp drink shallbe sOld the premises; and ifso te pro perty reverts to the original propetors. Iany thing needed to be sdded to the mas of evidence in favor of total abstnence let gentlemen only % tothaf place and see the neat church. the nice dwellings the oEdeE and intelligence ofths whole population dnone bus those imbued with madness or obstinaey could any longer doubt the moral and pecuniaEy advantage of the restriction" Greenve is undoubtedly one of the most Aoulishing and the best regulated manufacturing villages in the state. May others arise upon the same conservative principle. until the abOmmnble hadn't d drunkenness shah be banished from tho length and hneadth of our land! ..4 aa es A@A
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

Rev Hiram P Arms, late of Wolcottyle, was in stalled as Pastor the Congregational Church il on the occasion was delivered by Rev. l.. P. Hckok of this village. efaslb,l :. a..eu.H 5i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11
NEW ROUTE.
E,Os. 1Daxesea. KSOssG EsOi1et s1sG
 ss'-. sa $0gs gsM0ssbOs', Ls Gssgs a

STyHE Steamboat SPLENDID, Capt. James
 NJ Thompson, in connection with the New Haven Steamboats, will after the l6th instant make only three trips each week between ~. Haren and Sag Elarbor, L. Island, instead of daily, as advertised. Leaving Sag Harbor every Monday. Wednesday and Friday. af . o'clock A. M. touching at Oyster Pond Point. and arrive at New-Haven in tinle to take me I boat for New York, which leaves at !S o,slkl M. Returning, leave New.liaven ,s Inesaskss e Thursday and Saturday, immeaiawWay, wy,, e.s.s - N i o'ciock P. M,, touching at oysler fopa HIN, ia snS arrlve at Sag.I IIarbor ffom ete q
 ,,sScrl, P M' aT HsFeafleF tho boat thlN Nef tr,ch at Sachem's Head.
 Vo'''" o'AS Y cIIA'g w. AMMAN, Akellk
 J4ly l0. lsS0. . Nas'tAassA
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11
Rrigade Orders

Sirh Brigade COnnecs;e.n is;l;,;, l,
 Hea5-Q QHarsers, COle5rooE lr~s.s1S .'iS''I '1Iaae
 oN CoLT3E SMlTH, Jr: is appointed Brigade Ns;or saea SaHHs sES Bmg@Se @9 9aFer Master obeyed and respected accordingly anu VIII Oe gssg,, r: A. ! PHELPS, TEL BTig. Gen 6tA Brigade. .a sN'OTXCE. @e 10 ~oa NYHE Field Officers of the 9th Brigade will mac. . u the County House in Ltchfeld on the 4tb Ma ~ day of the present month, at II o'clock A. M tn nI arangements for the Review of said Brigade --'~~e ! 1O,S4 E. A PHELPS, Brig, Gen. 61 Brigade.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11
NOTICE

YNHE building comrnittee Wiish to contraet
 ~ for building the basementssturv of d Methedia Ckavck: also for framing and rais-5 ing building thereon, making saXhes End covering said building. They will contract for the whole together or separately, as shall pc most expedient. The committee will re- celve proposals for the above job, or any part tnefeoi, until the 18th inst at which time, if not 9lsposed of, it will be offered at Public
 Hs'ntsl 1aS.,on: r, The committee will meet at the
 o;c1oc,l tlOuse D @ on Monday the 18th inst. at
 part tbereof t t1 tS Solspose of the above, or any
 ously taken up. 'A' '" iiOt PfeVl-. 7 WILLIAM R. Bur1.
 . GEoRGE COOKE,
 5n.t'a ABIEL BARBER, BliIding GARwooD SANFORD, CO'anittec. 1 WILLIAM ScovIII, @s Litchfeld, Augus: S, lsS6. a s''
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

NINE Irish Linens, also those of com IF mon quality, good stock, for sale by '
 Aug. II. I. LAWRENCE. '"
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

A Mr. CyEel Thornton ofers himself to the voters of the State of MisA1ul ag tho Van Ben candidate for print says of hm-- He is a high-prsssure Democrat, tor Van Buren in all things and aeainst him in none If elected he VII @ teeth and ioe-nails, neck and and soul, for bis parry" Al ,fgsI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

Henry L,toa Bulwrr-lAthrr of tn. naval,
has recently issued pamAlet which ,.o,:...
considerable attention from fALondo, r,.. ~
der the title OF The Lords, n Gsrrrnu.,,
The Country. lis object $50 now IN. r,;.,,'
consequences Of disunon ofpa'I,y amopg m.
Wings and R1di,sls, and to Mt out I'm.
upon which thrr alliance mi acon,rc ,o,;,I;,'
and petmanence. lie sugcej thai il mi.h,
found advantageous and ratabIe for ,j,, q
a,rfnm, nj To admit within ITS hE-s,..,
~ making sacrifice, tho principle, OF both par
ties"
The Radical party in ENGLAND contemplate
four organic changes in the Go,ernmrnt-Pcer
age Reform Shorl Parlamenis-Noie bv Bnllo
and Household Snilraees. To these the Wings vii
not give ,hrir support. The Radicals are dissat
i>h"d and disguised, and the Melbourne ministry j.
consequently ,hrcatencawith dissolution. The in.
u-'tecut editor ~ the New York Albion remark,
OF this state of affairs" Every fresh move on III,
board indicates a Ministerial change. and We can.
not iorego The belief Thai the return of the Tories I,
power is not very TAR distant"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
ADA BYRON.

private letter from Loudor, received hy the
Roscoe, nj The Office Of the Nc,o York Times. and
which speaks by authority. says: d" Lord and La
dy King, Gate Miss Ada BNron,) will sail in Feb
ruary for New York, where they will remain until
The opening Of tie spring. They propose to re-
main some years in America, and bear letters thai
ensure ,hclr proper cepiion in society. She is j
sweet creature. qaiio,he bran ideal of her father,
hopes. Lady Byron, is sand, viii accompany
them. relieve ,ou viii soon see, as visitors, per-
hars as residents. several of our hieh families,
whose genealogical trees flourish more erccny
than their fortunes. They talk of America as
they iid heretofore ot the continent. aod the inter-
'sted sfeers oi The troNope tourists avail no more
than does the dread of the voyage, to i. ter them
froo, the undertaking."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

Or 50 mnch thereof not embraced by a deed
OF settlement, executed by said liaiiston, the 9TH
day of July, 1881, to the undersigned, as trustees,
for the benefit of Elizabeth Hairston. wife of said
Robert lIarSton.-The above Lands lie adoinin
Pig River, and Turner'S Creek, branch thereof.
in the county of Franklin, about ten miles of
the Courthouse, very fertile aud merit particu
larry the attention of robacco Planters. as there is
large portion of TOB ACCO LAND of excellent
quality vet to cut. The portion cleared in princi-
pay River and Creek Low Grounds, and is consd-
cred equal to any in the upper country. The lands
will be offered in body, or divided to suit purrha-
sers. All persons wishing to purchase good land are
invited to attend as the above sale must take place
The undersigned will convey such title only as is
vested in them by the deeds aforesaid, yet they be-
lieve the title unquestionablc. Terms more fully
sale SAM llAlRSTON nv
RO. I. WOODS, trustees
December | t30D
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SELECTIONS.

l.oNpos, 22I Oct. 1888

l.oNpos, 22i Oet. 1886.
have the Measure 10 inform you that he d.
rcc,ors of the British and American steam Na,I-
rn,;nn Co have contracted for the building OF the
larrest and intended 70 be the most splendid slap
oyo, hn;lf. e,nfrssly far the New York and Lon
don trade shr Will measure 1900 tons; between
nerppndicnlar, os5 /, 22o lcet keel, 40 feet beam.
Three ducks and every thing else IN proportion.
She will carry twa cngines OF 225 horse power
each. 76l irch ryluder, and t'si stroke.
In addrian 10 her steem p1".r, she Is intend.
ed TO hc rigred in such 4 manner as to give krt
sailing qualities equal TO any sailing ship,
that q, tween Steam and wind, we hops, she '"
make her way across The Atlantic ia 'oler"h \
time The expense oil lhis Steam ffsaie Is es-
timaed AZ E6o,Oo0. These large undertakings
require ,ime 10 maturc. hu, | think HE bnsne s.
viii nj last be- l,ne ,f,eiually. Every d., adds
confidence to Si,9a, \ \ ,~',r-, AID TIE extcn.
sion of il IN Emer.~ = surprisingly great.
We do ns rxpect TO bc ready Tor sea before
next March II month. We could ret the ship
raady for next summer, but not the machinery.
We ,nnk il not advisable Ia start IN the autumn
or winter, and therefore take some extra time 10
bling us to the season Of the year that suits hes
A new plan OF c06tensne, by which ono iidrd
;hf fuel is saved, and the boilers always supphrd
with fresh water, has lately been introduced, which
will be great thng iol ns,
We shall probably lay down another ship this
winter. aud keep eong until WE are stocked with
frs,-,tatc ships, idr hnih Lo don and Liverpool.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
NO TICE.

pY virtue oftwo deeds of trust. executed TO the
- subscribers by Robert llaitston, for purposes
therein specified. bearing date the I'd June aud the
9th July, 1896, and Of record in the Clerks Office
OF the county court rankin and also. by yitue
OF Il decree OF the circuit superior court OF law and
chancery. for the county of Montgomery. pronoun-
ced in the case OF Smith Bagwell against the
undersigned and others we shall on Friday the
Both day of December next it fair, if the next
fair day on the premises, proceedto sell, BY way of
public auction. to the highest bidder a credit Of
one two and three years. the following TRACTS
OF LAND, to wit:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

THe FAMILY OF MoNTEzuMA Exrixcr.-The
New Orleans Times states that Marsa de Ter
mel, y" Count of Monezuma," died in that city on
the 22d of October He was Spanish Grandce
of the first class, and linea descendant, on the f.
male side, of Monezuma. emperor Of Mexics, and
victim Of the cruelty Of Cortez. lie WAS on ac-
count of his liberal principles, banishcd from
Spain, and his property confscaied by decree Of
Ferdinand Spain he went TO Mexico :;
but taking part in the politics of that country, he
soon found himself obliged to leave il. He never
ihelcss received pension from the Mexican 90
vrraaen'. He selected New Orleans for his resi-
dence--lad resided there for several years, and
was mach esteemed for his polite, unassuminp
neanor, and social qualities. He left no de-
sccndants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

tvrNNrss or TEMPER. Madame Necker tell,
Tue following aneodote OF VI. Abarret a philo>u
pher OF Geneva: 1t was said of him that he had
never o'eh out OF temper some persons fl,
means oi ms lemhic servant, were determined Ia
Pnt him 10 the proof The woman in ou ,tion
stated Tint she had been his servant for thirt,
Years, and she protested that during thai time She
n'a never 'n hIm IN a passion; the, promised
her sum OF money II she would make HIM arory
one consented AMI knoNin. that he was p,rtic-
nlarly fond OF having his bed well made, She. ON
the day appointed, ne. lected to make it, NJ A.
olurei observed II, and HE next mornipp made
lhe observation to her. She answered that She
had forgotten. lie s,d nothing more. but ON lhe
same evening neg ccted To make the bed. Tho
same observation WAS made ON the morrow ne ,h.
philosopher, and Size again made some excuse. in
cooler manner than before On the thi,d ia
he said to ltr, iou have no, vet mad, my bod
you have, apparently, come 10 some rrsoluiion on
me SUBJECT, or you probably found iatipned you
Duh amer an, II Is no great con>t quencc as be-
GIN 10 aceustom myself 10 it as il u.s." She ,hr,w
irfsch at his feei, and ayoWcd all TO HIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
VI. HART,
READY TZADN CLoTx1TNG sToSr.

1ico Doors from The Virginia Bank.
VIE subscriber informs his trends and the pub
=. lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand,
general assortment OF every article in the Dress
ine'-And as every article is made IN town. the work
"''l be found TO be good. Ills assortment consists.
IN part, OF
biue, black, and eoored Dress and Frock Goats
S'eetmlXed and eoloted Big Coats:
Ladies' and Gentlemer,s t7IaL. :, N ,.
tlons; ~
Fur and Seal Caps;
Cloth and Cashmere Pantalonps.
stocks Shirts, Shrtees, Stockenett Shirts and
Drawers Also,
Children's Clothing, Sc &c. &c An ,1
will be sold low FOR cash. - ''
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rrop, he y. fork Times.
a rArRyAwx LYRIC.

Tune. Sid,ra Bhsc.'
tn. Election is over, our darling Van buren,,
Is President of the great Union
lei our acclarnations reach to Lake Huron,
And overwhem the wings curst communion
For should thew succeed, their insaious osses
Wonldlesd Us TO ruin and disorder;
IN, thanks to our party right homes, aud hearty
That or defend freedoms fan border'
High aloi, over the city. Jolly Baeehas ''' '"'
ling,
Qnailing his roblots most glorious 80,
Md rours hbaiion in measure hneh' s""''s
Solets be Merry as well AZ vietonous'
Bacchu' Apollo aud Ncuns, eonoin'ns'
And leading hilarits smolion ,.....
Dcarocracy and our Van Buren,
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NOT 5I!'


VIE. Undersigned, Trustees, in deed oftrust Z
eculed by John llorseiy, for the beuefit of GER
tain creditors therein mentioned, which is du, re-
corued would inform the pablo, that the ELk
MILL TRACT OF LAND or that p,rt afr SIM
dted IN the counties of Amherst and Nelson which
includes the Mills and three Islands. making S0Id
acres, by old surveys is still ior sale aud will be
sho"nto those deslrons TO purchase, 6y John Hors-
ley or Alexander Mundy, one ofthe Trustees; and
not sold before the LIST January next will ON thar
day be rented our. There is an Injunction to tle
sale o'"@' acres, and Lumber House at the mouth
OF bent Creek, in the county of Bucking am. and
consdefea portion OF the above tract, but we are
informed oy inc plaintiff, in that njunction that if
satisfactory sale of the whole can be effected tbev
VIII be wiling to let 1t go with the other first ascer
tanning ITS separate value aud the proceeds thereof
to be held by the Trustees, to abide the result Of
that injunction. "
FREDERICK NJ. CABELL.
Octobcr20 .S'eeS'
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Negroes for Hire, 81 Land &c. for
RENT.
II. T1NSLEY.
Nj. IL. GARLAND.
L commissioners,

AT the same time and place Of the ADORE sale. all
me negroes belonging to the estate OF Crristorher
lsoel' dec d. will be hired nthe ensuing year at pub
nc auction. Among them are several excellent
'oopefs' a hr>traie Blacksmith. Two or three Shoe
makers " atetulan, boys for the tacory aud seve.
raj Cooks and House Servants. If the lands and
lots belonging to sand estate are not privately dis.
posed oiboorc that day then they viii be rented at
pubic auction iorthe year 1892.
nonds with good security will be required.
The hrers OF the negroes for the lresent wear II
De so good as to have them forthcoming at the time
and place above mentioned The hirin4 viii co.,
mence az II O'Clock A. NJ
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Aim.
:. 'rm TIE 'eW annexed Of Chrstopher IsJtU dec,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

q / actrcult superior ccuu OF law .jl.. caancsry
a continued by adjournment, AID i..it Tor the
county OF Amherst at the Courthouse, on ind,y
the 9Th day of September, 1886:
William :. CIawlo rd, administrator with the will
annexed OF Betsey Long, deed, antf
against
Alexander B. Dyer, son OF William II. < Ycsgy
Dyer, - Mason and Ann his wife. late htnlIy
CT, Margaret Eyer, daughter fN lliam II. and Peg.
cy Dyer, Peggy DYER wife of William H. Over and
Tie said am II. Dyer her husband Elizabeth
Sharp wife of Robert Sharp, and the said X ober
sharp her HUSBAND Elizabeth Nash. Sarah Penn,
Jane Penn, and Catharine Penn, John G. McCredle
and George McCrede, Ann f. Crawford, wife of
William = Crawford the Plaintiff, and christina
Watson, wife OF - Watson, the said Alexander
b. Dyer, Margaret Dyer. Sarah Penn, Jane Penn and
Catharlne Penn being infants under the age OF TWEEN
ty-onc years. Defendants
In CH,NeERY.
On motion ofthe plaintiff by counsel, the court
doth assign Robert Tinsley, guardian to the infant
defendants, to defend them in this suit and thereup-
on the SAID defendants, by the guardian assigned
aforesaid, filed their answer, and the defendants
Ann +. Crawford and Betsey Nash by counsel, sew
orally filed their answers to the plaintiff S bill And
the defendants - Mason and Ann his wife. Al
eXandei Is. Dyer. Margaret Dyer, William Ii. Dyer
and Peggy his wife. and George McCrede, against
" HON the plaintiff appears to have proceeded inthe
mode prescribed by law against absent defendants,
plaintiff by counsel, the Court doth take his bill for
confessed as to those defendants and the subppnas
awarded IN this cause, the first day of January,
1850 beng returned executed upon tie defendants,
h"ocrt Sharpand Elizabeth his wife, John G. Nc
tfede and Christiana Watson, and they still fail
ing to tile their answers although four months have
elapsed as well since the return days of the subpe-
mas, asthe fling the plaintiffs bill on motion of
the plaintiff. by counsel the Court doth take his
hi for confessed as to these defendants also and
me plaintiff not replying to the answers aforesaid.
TINS cause came on to be heard upon the BILL the an
swers aforesaid and the exhibits, and was argued BY
eounsel-on consideration whereof, the Court doth
order that the paintrender before one of the Com.
nisslonefs OF tins Court an account OF his admnista
non OF the estate 81 his testarix, the said Retsey
Long dec and lhe said Commission is directed 10
examine, state and settle the said account and make
report thereotto the cous with any matters spe-
ciaiiy stated, thought pertinent by himself OF requi
red by the paltcs TO he 50 stated
A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks VI
flee of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law any
Cbancery. for the County OF Amherst, on Mondsd
the 9Th day of September, 1886.
Francis l.. billiard, Plaintiff
against
John Penn. John billiard and Elizabeth his WIFE,
aud John billiard the younger John Moore and Eli
zabeth his wife, George billiard, William Nchelland
Lucy his wife. late Lucy Billiard Henry Terry and
Martha his wife, Defendants,
liz CHaNCERY.
The Defendants john Moore and Elizabeth his
wife George w. billiard and John billiard. Jr.. not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly aud the rules of
this Court. and 1t appearing y satisfactory evidence
thar they ale not inhabitants OF this country. it is
dered that the said Defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next April term, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some ne"sp per published in the
town of Lynchburg for two months successfully,
ond posted at the font door OF the courthouse of
This tounty. Copy-Tcste
JOHN THOMPSON, IT., Crk.
October 81 WIN
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sNEsGSg TREES,

'E'itt subscriber, who now owns the Nurse,,,
anu Flantauon, near lynchburg, occupied tor
many years p'st by the late John Richesop has f.,
sale, an extensive assortment of AnpIr -
no" ~ 10 set out, of almost every description en-
htaced IN the catalogue of the said Ricbeson D.,
which catalogue he would refer those who well ~
pure hase Tor his selection and variety
WILLIAM /. ISBELL.
November 1t
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" ID r. q r. ,

fE7HE Steamboat Guide, will commence run
n ming, the first rise Of the waters, on the Ten
ncssec and Ilolston RIVERS, between Decatur and
Knoxville. and will ply regularly running the sea-
son-making trip every ten days. She is not
surpassed by any Boat in the West, for her speed
and elegance of neutrality-suspicious. trav-
cling To the Southwest, may avail the mseves of a
passage either from Knoxville or Kin ,ston.
JAMES KING & Co.
Knoxville, Nov 3 3m
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II i.1RGE STOCK OF
TAEa AVS, WINTER GOODS
1T HEEeEGED RKEGE&.

I HAVE just received, my entire stock of Fall
L and Winter Goods. and find have unusual
heavy stock on hand in consequence OF which, |
will sell, at very reduced prices. for cash persons
wishing to supply themselves with any articles in my
line will find il TO their interest to give call,
rs am determined to reduce my stock by selling at
a small advance. A great portion Of my Goods
were purchased before the late advance, and prn-
cipay for cash. which induces me 10 believe that,
none Will 20 away dissatisfied, that may favor me
Will, call! will take pleasure in exhibiting my
Goods TO all who may wish to hey. The following
are only lew o the articles comprising my stock
Blue Black and Fancy Cord. Cloths & CASH
nercs,
Satinets Of all kinds, very cheap.
Kentucky Jeans, handsome article for gentlemen %
wear,
Heavy Noolens for Negroes, FROM ga to 90 sn,s,
Mapped Cotton, (Niison',)
Linseys, Plain aud Striped, and IL.
Blankets Rose and Nhiiney, very large sizes,
DO, Duiiel and Twllled, cheap.
DO, do very large, Tor Tent Covers.
Cifcassians, a very large stock--very low,
Do. namask, new aud beautiful article.
Swiss Muslins, plain aud figured,
Bobiuet, do, PLAN and figured,
Jackon,t Null. and Book do.
Cambricks, plain and striped.
laces Footing and Edgngs. good assortment.
Ribbons, large supply, some very handsome
Bnnues OF The latest STYLE, aud Artlficic Flowers,
l. urn d Hats and Caps large assortment, cheap,
shoes. large supply,
Gentlemen's aud Ladies' Cloaks VERY chcap.) to-
Reher with large assortment of Groceries, besides
other article too tedious TO name.
JANIS +. HORNER.
?. s. ! will give liberal price for Country
Jeans, Domestic Socks and " ool
JAS. e. llORNER
Nov. 7 II