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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28
"LORD ASHBURTON
requests the honor Of the company Of

at dinner on Tuesday next, the 26th day Of
April, at 6 o'clock, p M. April Goth, 1912"
Mr.. Clay is among the invited guests, but
will leave town tomorrow. 1t is doubtful as
yet whether he will go to New York.
The gay season is about over, and the Wis
tiers in the city number not many more than
half what they were in the winter mouths
Congress will be three months in session yet,
but more will be done for the three months
to come than for the five now nearly over
since Congress came together.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28

INroRMArIoN WANrsD,-H John or Seth Griswold,
(sons of John Gnswold, and grandsons Of Daniel
Griswod. doth Of whom died in Ltch6ed. Conn.,
are still living iflhs said John or SethG. are dead
and have left any legal heirs and assigns they are re-
quesied give due notice to Rachael Hurd of Hunt
ineton. Fair6sd county, Conn.,, or to Charles Plumb,
City Of Allegheny. Allegheny county. Pa, when they
viii hear sOmething to their advantage bridgeport
Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28

Emperor Nicholas and his Daus hter- in Lao.
The young and lovely Princess of HesSe
Darmstadt. who has lately married the heir
TO the throne of all the Russas, was most
agreeably surprised on her arrival at st. Pc
tersburg, by delicate attention, or rather, a
spontaneous effusion of real heartfelt kind
ness, from her imperial father-iil- law. On
being conducted to her apartments, she
found them completely furnished. even to
the most minute details Of footstoolS, &c. OK.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28

i lie following Is Tue ucKet as eleClou
For Mayor.
THOMAS X. BRACE.
For Aldermen.
David f. Robinson, Denison Morgan.
Amos NJ. Collins, Timothy M. Allyn.
For Common Council.
VIM. Hayden, Horace Goodwin, 3D..
Nathaniel Woodhouse, Joseph Church,
Philip Ripley, James M. Goodwin,
Gurdon Fox, Albert Day,
Ezra Strong, Charles Weeks,
Daniel 7. Crosby, julius Gilman,
Gideon Weles, Waterman Roberts,,
Charles Boswell, E. J. Preston,
VIM. ID. Eaton, John Wing, Jr.
James p. Foster, Miles A. futile.
For City Sher!fs-Henry Hastings Chester Adams.
For Treasurer-Nathaniel Goodwin.
For Clerk-Henry Francis.
For CollectOr-Henry Hastings.
For Auditorium. N Matson.
41rBy the Official returns on the vote tor Sheriff Of
this county, in another column, it will be seen that
Stephen Deming, ESQ.,, lacks 1873 votes Of being elect
ed
Albert Ssdgwick receiving s5s2
Samuel w. Coe l62
''a''''"'s -s5s
Stephen Demng 1920
1873
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28

Rhode IsLand-The total vote for State Officers un-
der the Peoples Constitution on Monday the 18th
inst, was sl7a. Of which 44s9 were east in PEOvi,
deOce county. Ten or twelve towns held nOsleeton.
The total vote at the FEeshOldSrs' Eee:iOn on Wed.
nesday was 4.7sI on the Rhode Island ticket. and
ASA for the Repeal tcke,-iA ell 7.IA6. Tho Il
GislasaFs stands for the Peoples Constitution and
So againslit.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28

The Marquis Of Hsryord.-The London pa
pers announce the death of this nobleman,
more distinguished by the press, the carica-
turist, and the satisist, than by his merits.-
His lordship might in all probability have
glided TO the tomb unnoticed but for his vi
ces, and the favorilism extended to him by
George Nv. when Prince of Wales. He was
then known as Lord Yarmouth the voluptu-
Gus, the gambler, and withal the avaricious
man. His lordship has left behind him up
wards of eight millions Of pounds sterling, all
of which has been acquired at the gaming
table. He is supposed to have spread more
ruin about him by that detestable vice than
any man that ever lived. With him it was
a trade, the young and the thoughtless were
his victims even Gen. Butcher on his visit
to England in the year l64l, was drawn
within his meshes, and to use the gamblers
phrase, pigeoned OF all he possessed in the
course Of a few evenings play.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28

WONDERFUL EsCAPE.-The Cecil (Md.)
Wing states that Matthias Furney, generally
known by the name of Blind Matthias, a
blind man who resides in that town, started
on Tuesday, the 29th ult., to go to one of the
fishing shores to work as fisherman, as he
is in the habit of doing every spring. After
he had gone as far as Bacon hill, tour miles
from town. he got off the road into the woods.
where he remained lost until the 9th inst, a
period of eleven days-much of the time be-
ing cold and rainy weather. He had half
pound of cheese and few crackers with
him, which he consumed the first day the
remaining ten days he was entirely destitute
of food. He wandered about shouting for
help, but no one heard, and when found he
was lying down and was unable TO rise, such
was his state of exhaustion. He is doing
well, and speedily resaining his strength.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28

THE MEXICAN ARMY.-We find in one of
our Campeachy papers of the 18th ult., a
statement OF the Mexican army that had just
been received by an arrival from Vera Cruz.
The force actually on foot and mounted was
upwards OF 10000 men and although not
thoroughly disciplined at the time, there was
no doubt it would soon become nearly per-
feet, from the unusual excrtions and activity
displayed by the officers 10 effect that object.
The army was then stationed thus-36OO in
Kalapa; 1900 in Perota 1000 in Puebla !;
500 in Vera Cruz 1900 in Uloa $1,000 in
the capital, and the remainder at various
points. No mention is made of probable
movement OF This army upon Texas and in
deed. it is believed few Of them can safely be
spared from their present locations.
The papers state that great struggle is
preparing for the next presidency the can
didates being Santa Anna, Valencia and Pa
redcS. and with every probability that the
former will succeed.-N. 0. Bulletin.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-28

the following testimonial in the resolutions passed at
their meeting held the 10Th Of Feb, 1884, at the close
Of Major Tochman's lectures:
Resolved, That our best wishes and warmess SYM
pathies will ever go with the gallant and distinguish
ed representative, and able advocate of Poland " hu
sword or pen in her defense, may success ever crown
his cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
=. of The Richmond Enquirer.
pgsl.shed three ;ines toeek dnr,aS tas sss
= n: aud fcee neck dRriag the rest Of the

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III: and toee rceek dRrag the rest Of the yscr
~. >tat' ~ r,rf,MS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
, 49, rcr saaxta, aud Three Dollars for SIX hlonihs
St,r 10 be pad IN the office, or iehii'eo oy h', posi-
~ she ~ ,I,,r. nor snnrm a, ie end OF the year
lad, O. .is o.cc he remittei per man, IN goou anu
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sy4c p - A., he THE postage o single le''e
s, $40 90. ,o,r Ia The writer. IL is the accumulation oil
'ct'' - IN ..,ve business. winch "pefa'es AS Se go
a2' ,.ye sin ray Tor nine papers, ahauay s"A
!saia ,ra'''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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can Coz. -;auce aust be accompanied WIN INC ~"
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.a, ~ amount 10 S:oO per annhl,1
10 h.. mad. uf 20 cent? and 10 SOU OF ~ pei ee'
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nave Nv , altogether unnecessary 10 say any 1"x "
Users artogcs likely result thererom 10 he "hoic
lFo ,a the eepsice circulation oil our paper III 'He
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g"lt erred m our general iermS-and 10 "i"Ps ,,
s4se Sv n,,t ply pro rata for an enlargement p'
ts~' =. they shall have the privilege oil chansiss
i - soften a. iry please, without any a'at''
,,rg srs The Of as'Has advertisements 60,
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twice week ~
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,andwri,ingis unknown a ths o1' 'h''
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,n,y wln case be Published. Every ,s5 herro
t,k,u 70 preven impnsons and 9uzzes' has @
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

THE subscriber sell, ut Public Auction Friday the 10th
Gay OF December next his Estate called EPSON, yne on the
mites below Fredericksburg.
Tie Tract contains about $50 of rich river hotom near
~ an III lsh cultivation, and uncommony productive Tie
principal building though SMALL neat conveniently arranged.
"nd 10 good repair The buildings suited Farm OF
lie aiuve sze, aud are In good preservation
pom The Eat. there valuable Free Stone Quarry already
Opened located so near the .ser M by the of crane the
portalion
he situation healthy and In tbkly settled neighbohood
itfnark able for wealth, intelligence aud morals.
II is confidently believed Estate Kappa
hammock river of The size combining equal advantages
superior value.
The terms viii be communicated before the day of sale
~ john Msre. who will conduct and who in the
time authorized dispose Estate private
lfdtt. FRANCIS ~ TALIhFERRO.
fredericksburg Nov a. 1912 a2--ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
Sale Of rem I,aiunble Real and Personal Estate.


day of March, ls4a made by the Richmond Manufacturing
part and Richard Anderson and Other of The third
part duly recorded law in the Hastings Cent Of
the city Of acknowledgements. To the undersigned trustees
The following properynamy Al that lot or parcel Of land
lying in The OF Rrhmond between The Jane, River Canal
establishment si.uatcdon which said lot or parcel OF land
stands Cotton Manufacturing Mill and other buildings Fixtures
Structures together all and par' and parcel Of the
Machinery being found part ct the aforesaid lot
land which has been heretofore any manner used
held enjoy y party the first To the aforesaid
deed the Richmond Manufacturing Company IN The nann;ac
Of Cotton otherwise together WIN all te shs way
aud water rights easements privileges. franchises ana
the first rnrand a, one other ID" or parcel OF land being IN
city Of Richmond aud is mentioned and designated in the
situated opposite the Armo the opposite side of the ann
and Also t- following savesnameiy: John, Lewis Henry
tees " SELL upon the premises, AT II O'clock the
ao, LAY pECEMBER next if fair, and if not, the neat
p-r,y upon following aud condions-Ist the above
slaves for sa money! 30 s n Oass Of Ih ha
purchase money, fer roady and az to the re.de upon
from The ID January when possession will be given, with
legal each until as tie other above
mentioned described the viii be sold The prcm
, OR ready money the OF sy thousand dollars, aud a.
Ia the residue The purchase credit payment IN
four equal sialm' nis, nj sN twelve eighteen ana "rn-l"
annts 2d day Of January neat when possession VIII
be ayrnuth each until To the
several inamen,s bonds It'll approved security
viii be required and deed Of trust upc tile property II me
purchasers should fail comply with lr terms OF The sale, by
falling make The cash PAYMENT. or failing to gre me seeu
lies required the second day of January next the day OF de-
livery the property WIN De rsod on ne ioii9~hs uay IL te
in this and the full water To work The same, Is
nd.plabie. manufacturing establishment for cotton or
wooens undersigned believe hr property above mentioned
ne valuable, and regard In its location and other
yanages desirable Of any other now in existence
Poiomacrhc Winter presents no interruption 10 lis
Operations" The undersigned therefore, invite The NJ
.on Capitalists and monied Of all parts Of the CBion
and especially Northern and Eastern This advertisement
and adv Them before the day Of SALE examine ia" them
selves the property The Richmond Manufacturing Company IS
chartered Company, and been past The
lan,ta Stock Of ihr Company $1,000 full description
of tbIs advertisement. PHILIP HARRISON,
FREDERICK ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
Tuesday. Dtc 6, lS42.
In SENATE

The PRESIDENT announced, after waiting until
one o'clock, that il was ascartaned there was not q
quorum present when, motion, the Senate ADJOURN.
ed.
The following is corrected list Of The Senators pre-
sent:
Uaiue-Mr Evans and Mr. Williams.
Ss,r Hampshire-ilr. Wilcox and Mr. Woodbury..
.'fassarhnSens-Mr. Bates.
Connectieut-Mr Huntington and Mr. Smith.
Ierm0nt-Alr Gratis.
Mac fork-Alr. 'railmodge and llr. Wright.
.Stu Jcrsey-Mr Dayton
Pennsdrania-Nlr Buchanan and Mr. Sturgeon.
Deiacare-Mr. Bayurd and Mr.. Clayton
Nargfamd-Nlr Kerr and Mr.. Merrick.
Firginia-Nr. Archer and Mr.. Ryes.
Worth Caroiina-h MIR. MaDgum.
.4ia6ama-Nlr. King.
Krntueku-Mr. Cr,cnden and Mr.. Morehead.
Ohio-Mr Allen md MIR. Tappan.
.Gssouri-Mr. Benton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Several additional members appeared this day anc
took their seats, viz:
John Wes,brook, Geo. b Rodney, David Levy, James
A. Peurce, and Victory Birdseye
The Journal of Yesterday was read and approved.
THE STATE or THE UNION.
MIR. WM. COST JOHNSON rose and gave notice
that he would morrow, at an early period there
after, ask leave TO introduce bill Of the following
titles An act for the relief of the severa States and
Territories of the United States and Of The D:cric OF
Columbia
The notice was entered IN the Journal
CONTESTED ELECTIONS ;,
Mr. HALSTED rose and gave notice tina, ne "ouio
tomorrow ask leave TO introduce bill OF the following
lille An act 10 regulate the taking Of testimony IN
cases of contested election.
The notice was entered on the Jonranl
NATIONAL FocNnRi:
On motion of Nr. w. COST JOHNSON, select
committee was ordered to be appointed on the subject
ola National Foundry.
Mr. J. prefaced this motion with an explanation
which was scarcely heard by The Reporter, but which
was understood 10 be directed mainly to the TACT, that
similar committee had been appointed by The House
a, the last session. bu, had not made report BY rea
son of the confusion Of general legislation and The late
ness Of the period which the appropriation bills had
passed.
The committee was ordered 10 consist Of nine mem
bera that being the number composing the committee
Of the last session.
NOTHING.
pause Of some FIVE minutes followed.
MESSENGERS.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. ITALIA
FERRO, and prefaced by him with single remark
having reference TO The necessity OF s adoption II
view Of the business Of the House, was, on the sug
restion of Mr.. HOPKINS, laid over for consideration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

THE TIME Is COME AT LAST THAT you now buy
Hats aud Caps cheap the cheapest of the attcrs sell
New York, hut only al the Southern Hat Emporium OPP
poste the Bell Tavern Main street We have just received
supply scn-mes yo,i' and infants cloth and velvet
Caps Of and quality at very reduced prices VIZ
mems and hoys' velvet Caps ca 81 SO each hair seal
Caps and wool Hats from m to ~ cents; silk Hats from 81 ~
o Hats s. 80 the hest that be manuac-
81 Russia IIa,., black and db fashionable and very
broad hm ~ 10 81 So the very best only ST. beaver Hats
from 50 81, hest brush Hats Of manufacture
splendid S. and every other description OF Hats and
Caps III Unusually low prices for cash only.
GARBASATl a. RoSESrIaLL.
Southern Hat Emporium, Main street,
Opposite the Bell Tavern.
My 5l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
By DAUNEY L CACfHoRN.

COMMISSIONERS SAIL. OF VALUABLE NEGROES
~ y virtue OF decree Of bs County Cn o King Hiian'
ponolnccd the ast day of November sii a. Commission
e therein named, VIII SELL In the highest bidder, or CASH on
The 9Th day OF January Is H. IL fair Otherwise the next ar
day. SUNDAY excepted before The Auction store o paphey
Carthnrn the city of Richmond about - likely Negroes be-
lou,iag tie Eslar of James f. Iun deceased consisting OF
hays and grls. These Negroes sad Tor NV
sion, very likely Amongst them viii be found some
frs! rate house servants, &c.
q; r. TRAST Commissioner
r.. D 6U-2aWtlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

AIR ROBERT KYLE-s,s yon will take notice, that shall
O'Clock in the morning O'Clock the afternoon Of that
day. Office of joseph Mayo in The city Of Richmond take
ami, now pending Hastings Court of The city of Richmond
wherein surviving partner of Luke szer am plaintiff and
Won are defendant and IT, any the said deposition
should moi be taken day. The taking thereof will be
' avn ' = - JAMES slZER.
Sov a 53-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-The Lands on James
River short distance above Richmond well known az h
property John Wiekham, which recently orIea
for public the subscribers having been sold are SUI
sale wishing purchase learn the terms OF sac
= r. W. LEIGH, at Richmond,
WIN. F. WICkHAM,
Near Taylorsyille, Hanover county.
Nov. Is oi-2awu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

StMiTIi DPIYKER 4 MORRIS, Successors TO SMITH &
- PALMER keep constantly on hand Enelish French Ger
man, and American Publications. In every depr.nen, OF lei
tre particularly Theology the Classics the Arts and Sciences
History Biography &C. Our Law Stock l. at present extensive
and well selected School Books and Stationery oil every variety
always on hand
Enssh aud 4mriean 3nnuais-We have received our supply
OF ali the ANIMALS published London and america for 1913
Bookbindns all varieties executed IN the best manner
Dcr 6 6I-2Rw 2Hl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

N1OTICE-Te undersigned desires inform all persons send
~ in. fat attic or the Richmond Market, that
Winter for tie purpose selling Stock commission He
pledges himself give to business entrusted To HIM ne
,ricics attention. Having tme engaged In
selling Stock for undy PERSONS those 18th whom the under
sirned is no, acquainted personally he refers them to those that
he las been selling Stock Of Rockingham county Va His
charges win he low agreeable the times All letters TO him on
business will he directed Richmond All persons sending
Sork m me 10 DISPOSE would do well apprse previous
,ho .anains ON stock PETER HINTON.
a.. 's vs. G-2awaw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

AND FOR SALE-By virtue Of decree Of The County Court
IL Of lenrco the 9TH day Of August 1872 In the
case of Drws &c vs. Mann Others sa Commission
sr named in The said decree proceed SELL upon the premises
day December 1872 the tract Of land lying IN The
ket beionrinr 10 The heirs William Frayse and
upon which the Edward Carter resided NJ The time Of his
ira,h Tie tract contains about 3 The payments VIII
be- r much cash will The cost f sale and The "rt and
the balance in two equal instruments OF and IL months Credit
The purchaser TO give bond and security for the credit pay
en,s and the title be withheld until the purchase money
shall he paid JOSEPH MAY commissioner,
r. The urchaser must come prepared comply with the
terms nj s,,. hefne leaving the gronnd J. NJ, Com.
nor & Cl-lawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

AND SALE for gale the Tact Of Land on which
Il reside tie of Ieurico II Is miles from The
city Of Richmond and mile from The Brooke turnpike II
contains Of which l43 and fraction low grounds,
yac Chickaominy riveli2 of highland ana re
and fraction Of low grounds unearr
being original growthcontanns good wood, and excel
Siatrve Of low grounds ana
ms; of uplans seeded clover and Herds grass
from which plentiful OF hay cut last Summer, ana IL
improving condition. TO the Land from ifcSl'
es Canal been from extreme point OF the low
upwards Of 600 yards IN length ana near
vide Throughout this extent il has been regularly
dyked hanked and ny This body OF rs c land as
can he found neeboihond has been entirely reclad-
cultivated Summer experiment. part OF The re
claimed land hills tobacco and warranted IN say
ra the crop fine tt injured by hai as any III
Virginia. uuCleared high land tobacco aid ot nsi rate
The Corn, the high land, VIII tie be-
six hundred barrels The land ahohnds III narl
used only limited extent The Improvements
The dwelling house of wood with rooms,
a has recently thoroughly repaired The out houses con-
Kitchen with excellent laundry with 5
rooms house. well Of the best water The garden Is
fully acfeis productive description oi vfge-
sblesand ornamened with variety of flowers and plants
20 mules and horscs cribs good barns nay
sheds, cabins for the accommodation of hly
believe healthy tn ht found anywhere
This tract formerly divided into Of rather than 400
acres each and desired will be again divided and sold
raely invite purchasers visit the property My terms will
accommodating If not sold privately before the is day OF
''''' Vs. GEO T. KENYON.
W. 53-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

GEO. w ToEE, GENERAL AGESr COLLECTOR, Richmond,
VI 70 attends renting out houses, hiring out negroes, sel
ing produce collecting bonds, accounts, &c.
Persons in the country having negroes hire produce IL
sell, &C.. would do well to give him a call
0itre opposite Exchange Bank - :.
Sr,t Ia .p-n