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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

Sale Of Corn. Stock: S'c., at Rlcak Hal
THNHE subscriber will SELL at public auction, at Bleak
q Ill., in the county of King William, miles from
Tayors Ferry, and . from Richmond, On Tuesday, the
9TH day Of February next, if fair il not, the next fair
day thereafter his stock Of cattle, Sheep hogs, horses
and mules; large quantity Of shea oats and blade lod.
der, Nc Sc; household furniture kitchen and farming
Utensils
The terms Of sale will be-a credit of months for all
sums over len dollars, that and under, cash. The
purchasers will be required to execute bonds with up
proved security before the property is removed
AT the same time will offer for sale my crop OF corn
estimated at 400 barrels on credit of 30 days. the pur
chosers giving bonds with approved security The sub
.crber will state that his stock of cattle and sheep are
very SUPERIOR and his oxen unsurpassed he believes in
lower Virginia. IHOhAS Y. NELoON:
January 80 ol-ol"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Bor,5 THAI il be Recommended The Editors OF Ne"SPIcIh
Throughout, the publish at the head o l pa
,hrir ties for they strictly adhere to tue same
and tina, these prices always suc a to give ia'r
tor the labor periormed" -, -,.-., r. x..,,:,,
Ono square Ines or less hist insco - ce"'S' o
otrs o., distance mus, accompanied with the advance
,,y a, satisfactory references, TO insure execution .
To those advertising may amount to Slo per ahhu au
% xvii; he made o; 30 ger cent; and $50, ofe0 per cent
~ All Obituaries and Marriages from the country
ra, handwriting unknown at ih ONCE mHt DC
on Of the Postmaster nei.hbohood, or they
Mi m 40 Gus. pubhcl- Every measure, that mas been taken
, ,yn ,oions and GuzzcS las proved heretofore unara'
@ ~ mist therefore insist such the Comuuni
.n being certified Postmaster, terit.en on IRE
Sses Of The ittier.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

Ne,o Crop SUGAR and COFFEE.
WE'VE offer for sale, now landing
w 325 hhds new crop n o. Sugar-curgo schooner
Wanda.
25 hhds Porto Rico Sugar.
find hare 9foat,
oo0 boxes and bbls Loaf Lump and Crushed Sugars
10 bags new crop Laguira Coffee.
In Store.
500 bags Havana and Rio Coffee.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns
200 boxes Soap and Candles
SO or. casks pure Malaga Wine.
LANCASTER, DENLY & CO.
I,ro-y 9O Sl-5t
NMPROVED STOCK FOR sALE-My imported
n thorough bred Short horn Durham Bull, " Patri-
euu, five years od-no intending 10 breed in and I'M
| will sell bargain in him.
PEprGREE-Pa,rcian, imported in 1888 (bred by Inc
Rev. H. BerryJ go, by Martin, dam by Whardae, grand
dam Prma by Mentor e G. dam Pretty Lass by Harold
q a. a. dam Pretty Maid by Charges Duke, e. g g. g.
dam 6y Charges Grey Bull, &c, &c, in direct line
to The Slu,Iey Bull Marin by Bclzon, dam Rosunna
nv North Star, Surprise by Major, Red Rose by Inr'
byouph. BY Tavorite, Punch Foijainbe, lubback, &c
&c.sBezoni by North Star, dam Cleopatra by LHncas
Ter (soId in Il. Ceilings sale for 0Ou grand Dam ny
GeoIaae. Favorile Comets sire) &c, &c.
Also. 5 Calves Of Patrcinns get, male and female
sevprnl pair Pigs of the Surry breed, and some liam
I'ombs By nv imported South Down Ram.
Anv one disposed 10 purchase can see the above by
,nnyinr to MIR. Allen, my Ovorscer, at Beaver Dam
January "a rr-M,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01
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alien increase of paupersm In our Atlantic towns,
but also the consequences which our citizens are
subjected to by the policy adopted by foreign
Governments for their relief, by Transporting,
at their own expense, to America, this vagrant
populations:
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

rs 1t the an"s, eicar oas compounds in the No.
GeSia 4eica for the Oi ila class 81 i"vr'erate
d,.easrs lroducsd by Ssl'ore If the hlE.'t &
va,rd h"t'i. Of the body. ""d usually exa.t','"g
ahsmscves i" the f.rsna Of ScroI"a. Sah Rhe"" Lee
Vr"sy, ST. AMaLa"y's Fire, Fever sores. teve" vile"
ii's b.H-s ase aaecled. whHs SWELLING. IL .n''+d
wits Or. Gibbs l."lnen l.u aDd oi's"a'e Uieer'
Sore Lsgs and Eyes. SeatAhrad iM Chdre", Scurvy
aad Sc"rha.c G"G', Pim!.ied Or Cast'""cied Facrf'
Fester;ag Erap,una and VeaereAi Taat ihr"ugh"N
the h"dy il wirh las, the Ds"ls "lten care ~'en
Msrrsry f.r. They are ais" the best Snr'"g a"d
A".urn.I Phy.ie ,a parity a"d cleanse the =. stem
from h"n"rs which fre"cusIy appear NJ these seasons
Ofth~ gear. hey also aid the pr"eess al dsesi'""s
""d by purifying the "od prevrni the secretion" ot
s"algaa, b"rnrrr the lWngs. The Proprietor c""-
l.ny srii-s the nWnbrr u surprising cure,
effected lay ihese Drops, only 10 Bs'"n and liz Vi.
ri"i,. ti thr"ngh"ut She "ni"" f"r tho beet pr't al
i'"ir excellence a" al W"GaiWg AAeS0Etre Medicine,
ia NIL the ca<rs Aheve specified. t.i
Tmis a'iirl" has recr"ily heen pronounced ny ply
r'a1 "G the rs' responsibility, VII" had witnessed IT.
surprising eli .acy. eaiiiled i" his i' tax"
tive l+ai "f all lie i'opu;ar arscles ku"~H f.r ths ~
O I'VE Complaints, and indeed IL IL fast gsisi"g s point
jp u"blic ss,iu,a,i"m, Throughout t'r e""n'ry.
Prize - - Bottle, "r six Bodice To- g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
NEeLEcrrSo THE ANrrcEDrNr.

h Some very whimsical instances Of this
occur continually. especially ia, the answers
Of witnesses, when given literally as they
speak. la n la,e assault case the pr6secu.
tar swOe, !" The prisoner struck him with
u broom on his head TIL no broke the top Of
it," In narrating a,l incident some time
since. !, was stated that poor old woman
was ra,lyeyer by a cart aged sixty. So in
h case pfs supposed poisoning, " He had
something ina blue paper iDS his hand. and
I saw hin, pot his head over ihe pot spd
pat Il iH." Another swallowing base
coin-"Hs snatched the half crown from
the boy vhieA he s,OalloDed'' which seems
20 mean the boy, mot the money, but s.ill
the sentence is correct. An 0ldl fellow
who many years sold conbustible matches
ia Bislopgats. had the following cryi:--
/" Boy a pennyworlh of matches, Of q poor
old man made Of<orsign s0OOd."
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
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Administrator aud Executors Notices, 81 90
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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
FOR THE EltQuIRER. -
THE VOICE OF WINTER.

= - y W'OSO - ~ " nv = ASSSe
leone, come from the distant north! -. s. ..,
And call my dreaded legions forth; .9h,s .
To conquer the regions where life and bloom,
So late were sporting above the tomb. @ .
I have rear'd my battlenents strong and high
They tower to the dark hyperborean sky; FIR
There mountains on mOuntains Of ice I've piled,
And grit with my SHOWS the polar wild.
On the wings Of the tempest, ! sweep amain,
And Nature shudders beneath my reign;
The sturdy trees Of the forest shake, t.-
And the birds their wonted haunts forsako.
Der lake and river my chains throw,
And the crystal fountains cease to flow;
lhave mantled the sky in cloudy pail,
And the beasts stand shivering in the stall.
The giant trees have laid all bare, ...-.,
And reused to battle the sounding air
With cold bleak winds and furries Of snow,
And rafting hail, Ger the earth ! 60.
And where are the flowers and laughing green?
The blossoms and fruits are NO longer seen; ...
And the leaves are scattered and borne away;
And my march is the rushing Of stern Decay!
But ye who mind the light that beams, H. ...
AT the social hearth where the bright fire CLEANS,
If ye often think to relieve the poor. '.-
May smile when my storm and tempests roar.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
FOR SALT RIVER,

, rOh GALL hIVCn'
THE long. low black looking schooner, LOCO-FO-
CO, with i,s tender SUB-TsREASURY, will sail
from this port, wind and weather permtting) during
OFFiCE-HOLDERS Of the Loco-Foco party will
spare pains nor expense torender the voyage agree
able and pleasan: to the passengers -
"Cobbers and thinkers are prohibited from going
board to annoy and offend the exquisite taste Othe
exclusives. The cabin will be provided with many
valuable publications. among which are recent work
upon the sober second thought 81 $4,000 freemen.
q massive but splendid volume. which cannot Tail 10
amusc-D uncan's undeliveTed spesch-Goy. Marcy Q
Letter to the British Consul relating to the Banher
The Independent Treasury Bill bound 10 Cali, &c.
10 Add further pleasure 70 !he excursion and make
oouDy M Gnr 2. ,!;, sa I've "Sca
o.'6oseot ""O "''s 1850 " 80. ..so SS
pieces o. muse, among winch .ne ceieD . song
, ,hus-- "o psn - "' A''' = o''"'' "'"s" 'D"'
b &,.,.1a We are Srasped. we know,
But belong TO the party called LocO-Foco. "a
Ii. . hann,;S,,l thing ana rnnrnt fail Tn insDire the
uasssneers viii he n,ost pIessinR and grateful emo
lions. As the voyage will BE long and tedious one,
large quannes o. %: oss " ns hns wy,
sea.S;scnt' Anew HUNDRED barrels Of good nesc wits.
key have already been slowed away ia the hold. and
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
l DIR. RELIES ti -.
.AMYI~BILLI0US Pills.

ENDR l"aigrs,i"". Loss Of Appetite. Lislessness,
Ilr"!trn". C".tiv~neas, F!aIuieDcs, Ch,.ir, Bill
t,ns Af rtio"p, &c. r" comment ON the efficacy 81
sas,sr r III. after sucecssful experience of nna"y
s+~.s and and imsrca has established their
re.si4ass l. seeAirss: Suffice il 10 Observe thai Tor
sen.asrs a,ile ha,n!enee. cOs,is headache.
SL:. E". they walt automatically prove far more ser
v,eehle than those drastic I,0rses requGRy en-.
1I"srd. a"A will only u. the time lend 10 re.
m"vsi he OHrnding ny srMlV ,'s'iioas, aGd 4"
sirrng h." digestive "rgaas. hot impr"se the APP
petite and renovatc The sysi~na. Price so ceSS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
slr. Relies Vegetable Specific,

GTNoas grnune u"leas signed ths outadr prin-
sed ac.pprr lv the safe proprirfor, r. Kiddsr imme
4ii We smccessor !" the late DR.. W.. 4. tOnTny For
sale af his COuuiing Rron No. SO C"urt-strcri.
"seeri Hail, B.son. a"d also ny hs special APP
sr,iwt n,ent. hy
Drs. Bael and Beck 10Th, LitchfeM; e. COacles,
iSOaih Farms; j. C.. Stevens. Canaan;
~as7s., Messrs. LoomiS, BethIem. " l
nak. lUO
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

Were il not Tor the incottuptble yeonlanry Of the
country towns, our bOasied liberty would soon disap
pear before the corruption Of the ciIiss. fi 'A.
Sosaid the New Haven. Register of Saturday, after
having learned the result of the election IN New York
city. What think you now, neighbor, Of the incoT-
rupbIe yeolnanry Of the country towns z? From the
north, the east, the SOUTH and the west, throughout
the Empire State, the voice Of the "neoErnptib!e yeo
many" has come down TO swell the notes Of Triumph
which first reached us from the city. Huzza for the
incompatible yeo.nanry Of the country towns! Stop
that ball !-Hdrtford Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

:, on HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE,
TEE FOLLOWING KINDS: sr..s. !.
Warrantce Deeds, Co. Court Subpenas,
Gut Claim dol - Book,
Justice Book, g" 6 Note, ....
~. Note, 2.'1 Bail Bonds,
e Snbpenas, Pension Blanks,
Executions, &c. &c. June %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

A GREAT variety Of Chores and Hosiery at
. Nov. @. N. H. MOTH & Cos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

, Col s. complained to Foose that slanderer had
ruined his character. So much the better, replied
the w.t. FIR il was wolu bad one, and the sooner
destroyed the better 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

,.a. Fross The Nev- York Express. '.G
MONEY MARKET-City Ne,Ds.-There is such per-
feet ecstasy and Joy in the whole mercantile comlnu,
ni:y that neither business nor money is houghtof All
is Generalization and happiness. 1t will take DAY
OF two for the public mind 70 get settled down to its
former state All believe that there will be- a great
improvement in every thing The holders OF real es-
tate have high expectations.
The public have long been looking forward to the
great struggle in this State, as one that would decide
valuable whether confidence was to be strengthen
ed-trade incFeased-mOney abundant-or whether
We were to be subjected sub.tfeasuries, and me-
tall,e currency Inc result WI 'nt%se new NE ana
Of produce that is now fast aching important Cit
es-crops OF cotton rice tobacco, Hour, PROVISIONS,
&c. will all, under new and favorable auspices, lind
ready market. and be turned into money with every
possible facility. The producer, consumer and agent
ure all alike to be benefited. There can be ques.
ton that under new auspices there is " be general
Improvement. ''. "
To THE Folxr.-The following resolutions. passed
at great meeting of The Wings Of New York. held
at Masonic Hall ON the evening following the cleo
ton. are about as pithy and pointed as any thing we
have ever seen ofthe kind. They too good TO be
Resolved, That the Wings Of New York present
their compliments to Ae Commercial Representative
and beg leave ask him The knows any people that
have got any body on the hip. and whether any body
will be likely to keep him there.
Resolved, That the Hon. Churchill C. Camhrelena
be requested to inform us whether he has lately heard
any laneMt0iiOns, here or else where.
Resolved. That we respectfully solicit Of the Hon
VIM L. Marcy his latest and honest opinion OF the
character and prospective effects Of the Sub 1reasu
ry scheme, and tender him pair Of new unpalched
Resolved, That we take great pleasure in inform.
ing the Peoples dear friends and counselors, Sias
and Fanny the, me the Democracy Of Number" are
| Reso,v,.l I, That we wosd respectfully inquire Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
as va u. FLOUR,
UTHEAT and RYE FLOUR for sale by
w July 10. .zea s. GALPIM ,
NEW BOOKS.

TUST received at the Bookstore in East
81 street. a variety Of New Books--among
which are. Tales of Terror, Life in Paris by
Dick Wildfire, Humphrey Clinker and Anne
liza. illustrated by Cruikshank History Of
Texas; the Young Mother and the Young
Ho1sekeeper. by Doct. Alcott. Q. q t11gl q
Nov. 8. lsaL s. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

-,.as eld @ To LGgaCyeFS.
A BLANK form, for taking dispositions out
IN Of this State, just printed and for sale at
this office. /. ilofl . 2-'a r.. Sept. 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

lars, black and white Blond Laces. Thread
and Bobbinett Laces. Gloves, Fringes, Fur
Trimmings. French Shoes, also India Rubber
Overshoes. &c. &c. which will be sold at rea-
sonable prices. - otffr
p Millinery and Matchmaking done on
short notice in the best style, by late patterns.
LitckfeM Oef.lO.s = - 5..l - ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
VIVA. has become Of Prentice,s thunder cloud?

WHuI nus UecUIHe u LTeHuCe tHI11 "
Al the last dates sir il was in Georgia. Il was ~
take passage thence for New York. Il you think You
have the listen to its lion voice, 90 in the ear
ly part Of November and take your stand upon the
top Of the Catskils.-L Louisville Journal ~ 4 &
has passed by, and the atmosphere is now beau
tifMlly clear and serene. Not cloud Ot locOncosm
is to he seen; and as Daniel Webster said. we can
breathe deeper and freer New York has spoken in
thunder from Ohio 10 Maine-felling them to come
back again to the ark and to fghin the broad wake
Of the Empire State until the end IS accomplished"
-tt' - Sunday NeUs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

TAe COsasry Is safe Official returns have been
received from the town Of Hull Ii appears that Ev-
erett received votes. and Morton p Last year. Ev-
erett z-M@sn mono. Loco FocO gain. nOthing =
Nesu- Bedford Mercury. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
Iron Foundry.

Morse Darlington q Go. "
NV GUILD inform the public that their Foun-
w dry is in full operation at the head Of
North-street. where they are prepared to do
all kinds Of CASTINGS not exceeding 10 to
l4OO in the best manner, and on reasonable
terms. aq1ae7'2 ALSO, 80.
Most kinds IF Irvn Turning done to order {;
Farmers Kettles, Fire Frames and Oven
Mouths, superior article Cast Iron Sinks,
different sizes; Andirons large and small
Weights made and sealed-Basins and Ket-
ties, and almost all kinds of JOB WORK
done to order. sapj,1 -asa t,. e
Litchfieid, Sept. z. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

Fire ia Springfield. disastrous fire occurred at
Springfield, Mass. on Saturday morning lnst 1t
broke out about three O'Clock, A. NJ, on the east side
Of Man-street above Sate-seet, and destroyed three
stores occupied by Charles A. Mann, f. Hannum. and
Mr.. Hodgeu. We have not learned the amount Of
the loss, but understand that the goods mostly
ayed.-Eartford Courier. es., sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

Laughabe.-The Globe, New Era, Evening Post,
&c. are actually figuring up the gains which their par
ty has made at the recent New York election, as COM
pared with the election Of last year, when they poed
many thousand votes less than they did in lsS4-and
they talk of these game as il they had never dreamed
of victory, or said the last years contest was
mere panic, and the second sober thought Of the peO-
ple.' would this year set all things Hght-Ne Haven
Palladium. '@' - .+ '
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

One Of the loco fcco papers Of this city bcsted just
previously the election that its party was never
more thoroughly united. Now, as Il never was more
thoroughly thrashed, the contest may be considered
fair test Of the relative strength of the two parties in
this State, and the Van Buren, men had much better
bear their defeat with more becoming complacency.
We have never seen beaten party bear disaster 80
unpraeefillv.-N Y Gnzefe saFs.- f. I2f
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

Election Of U. S. Senator for Nssc-Jersey.
L. Southland has been reelected the United States
Senate by the New-Jersey Legislature. Mr.. South
ard had Sc votes Mahon Dickerson "a.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-05-02
p n osF CT U S /.
T ADDE'S Literary Omnibus has

NM Aides Literary Omnibus has
Wv now been in existence twelve
months, and has enjoyed during that period
very extensive share of public favor. II
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reprints of London books which cost there
over .ftiy-Seren dolldrsi in addition to a
large amount Of literary matter, reviews OF
new works, tales, and domestic and foreign
news.
The original proprietor, intending to de-
vote his lime and attention to his otheIperi-
odlcal works, has disposed of his interest in
the Omnibus to the present publisher, who
will make no farther change in its general
character than issuing it from another of
fee, and changing its name from"Waldie's'
to 'Brown's"
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tain
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g Literary Reviews, Tales, Sketches,
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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-05-02
VI the Board of Managers
HIRAM G.. RUNNELS,
NOTICE..

TIE undersigned, Administrator of the
Estate ofNancy f. Mackey, deceased, will,
at the next April term of the Probate Court
of Jefferson couaty, present his account for
final settlement and allowance; also. his
account for final settlement as agent for tho
Estate of Walter Mackey, deceased.
PHILIP o. HUGHES, Admir-.
March 10, 1888 I7-w6
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-05-02
NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration havinE
been granted TO the undersigned at the las
November Term of the Probate Court d
Jefferson County, on the Estate of Joh
Quicker, dec'd-Notice, is therefore here
by given, to all persons indebted TO the sac
Estate 10 come forward and make settle
ment without delay--and those having
claims will present them duly authentict
ted within the time prescribed by law.
THOMAS A. COMPTON.
December IL, 1887 &