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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

Amer the reception Of his friends on
Wednesday. in New York, Gen. Houston
was escorted 10 the Tea Room in the City
Hall. where he was shocked 10 see the De
mocracy up 10 their eyes in punch, all for
the sturdy OLD teIOIaIler from Texas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
LlTCHFlELD.

Rev. Israel p. Warren. Of Plymouth,
will Lecture on Wednesda, evening next,
in the Hall of the Sons Of Temperance.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
TIE SUBSCRIBER be-

- THE SUBSCRIBER be-
a If4A ing pleasantly located in
M T ~ a: South street, offers for sale
HIS Dwelling House in North
street. built in modern siyle-in frs, rate
repair. well arranged for cnmfort and con-
vsnience. surrounded by Fruit Trees o. va :
rious kinds, with 20 ID Barn and Wood
House, an excellent Garden and one acre of
Land. g. z. WEBB.
Li.chfoId. February. 1852. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

Al Il Court vf Probate holden nj Winchester
within and for the District Of WincI,e stcr.
OH the 18th day Of Feb. 1852.
Present. ROLAND HrrcHcocE, ESQ Judge,
Upon the petition Of Iunan Smith, Of
- Winchester, in the County Of Li,ch-
field. showing 10 this Couri that he 10 the
Guardian Of JANE e. HALL, Of Winchester
within said district, minor. That said mi.
nor 10 the owner OF real estate situated in
said Winchester and in B4rkha,nstead. in
said County, TO wit; n common aud undivi.
ded half Of ab mt seventy acres, bounded
north ON land Of Daniel b. Wilson, east On
Of near tho public road, south in part on
land Of Sylvester Treat. and in part on Innt
of Alexander CIaayeltnd. and west on old
road, and that she is nlSo the owner of lhrse
other pieces of land sit aaI ed in Winchester.
(Winsled Society)-one 10 bounded NORTH,
In part on land Of James c. Clsavland, and
in part on land Of WIN. s. lIelnbird, east
and south on land Of Giieon Hall, and west
on road another piece is bounded north
on land Of said Gideon Hall, east ON Bark.
hamsted town line, south on Greenwood's
turnpike in part. aud 10 part on the dover
land OF Mrs. l.. w. Hall. and west on said
dover land; and The third piece 10 boun1.
ed west and north on public roads, south ON
land Of James Preston running 10 ii poin,
at tho east end, all Of which three last do.
scrlbed pieces contain about sixty acres,
and are valued ct about two thousand dol
lars; and that il wosld be for the interest
Of said minor tina: said real estate be sold.
and the awaits applied and invested rs by
statute provided. and praying for liberty 10
sell said property for the purpose ators-
said. as per petition on die.
1t is ordered by this Court, that said
Guardian give notice Of said application by
causing the same to be published il, one OF
the newspapers printed insLitchfield in the
County Of Litchield three weeks succes.
stvely. atieast six weeks before the hear
ing: ana that said petition will be heard ut
tho Probate Office in said distrief. on The
30th day Of Aprii next, at q O'Clock, A. NJ.
Certified from Record.
40 ROLAND HITCHCOCK, Jndxe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Piano Forte.

NOR SALE, an elegant modern built
IL Piano Forte. Rose Wood case. in per.
feet order and nearly new. Price $3.50
enquire of A. S. LEWIS.
Lmchfield, Jan, 29, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

NOrlCE Is hereby given to the Stock.
IN holders Of the HOasatOnic Railroad
Company, that the annual mseting Of said
Company win be holden al WordeR's Hall,
IN the city Of Bridgeport, on Wednesday,
the 18Th day Of February, at 2 O'rlock. P n.
for the pnrpose of exciting officers for the
year ensuing. and doing any other business
praper TO be done al said meeting.
By order of the Board of Directors.
IRA SHERMAN, Secretary.
Bridgepurt. Jun. 9th, 1852. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
DTu Goods

consisting Of ever. variety OF Ladies Gocds.
A full assoTimen, Of Gents Wearing Appa-
rel consisting Il French Cao,hs (nsw Aiyles,)
French CassImeIeS. Veatings, &c, SC.
Also, a full stock Of READY MADE
CLOTHING.
Nv stock Of GROCERIES il large ard
will be sold at unprecedented IOp prices.
Please call i my Store and examine both
Goods and Prices. al the OID STAND If La.
thrnp & Rradfmd. " B. LATllR0P.
WoIcoiivilIe, Feb. 25ih, 1852. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

Alta Court Of Probate holden al Litci,iiald
ae within and tor the District Of LitcIs6sil
q on the 9Th day Of Fsbruary, 1859. =
Present. HENaY b GRAyEs Esn T..dc.
N motion Of Edward r. Lyman n 4.
" ecuiof. 90 the estate OF JONATHAN
7. LIMA ~ laie Of Warren. within said
DlstricF. deceassd.ithis Court doth decree
THAI six sscntlss from this date Do a'lnwed
and limited os~the ctsditoFs Of said estate
b sxhl6it their chains heaihst the came to
said Execut0Fs end directs thar p1btic no
sice DO given ofshis order BY advertising in
a newspaper pabIished 10 Liich6eld. and
BY posting a copy thereof en- tie public sign!
ppst 10 said town Of Warren nearest The
Place where the deceased last dwell.
Certified from Record.
psO HENRY o. CIR IVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
CHURCM & BATTER som

GHURCM & BATTBRSDM,
No. 1874. MAIN STREET. HARTFORD,
GRATEFUL for the numerous "sub-
" s'autiaI' favors from their friends in
LItchfield County. during the past year. beg
leave to solicit continuance of the same
for 1882
New and Beautiful Jewelry
of the latest impGrtations constantly on
hand. and will be- sold low.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches at the
lowest possible prices. r.. .......
Shell and Buffalo Horn Combs. Dressing
Combs, Hair Brushes. Fine Table 8 Peck
ct Cutlery, and rich Fancy Goods.
STERLING SILVER WARE.
Forks. Spoons, Cups, Gohlets for presen-
tation, Napkin Rings, Pie, Fish and Cake
Knives, &C., &c., made of pure SLIDER and
so0Tr0Gted.
A GoLD MEDAL was awarded them by
the Hartford County Agricultural Society,
in 1851.
0 LORENZO CHURcR,
HERMoN G PATTERSON.
jar. &c. 1852. p3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

II AvlNG just returned from New York
IL with very extensive addiIioa 10 my
stuck, would say that am new prepared to
0iIer GREAT INpUcEMEXTs 10 nurchaaeIP Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

Alta Ccnfs 81 4r0b3ie boIdsn b E.Isth6e ~.
within and Cor he District Of Liicl.felc.
on the 9th day of February, 1864.
Prespnt, HENRY B. GRAvEss Esq Judge.
I'm motion Of Leonard Kenney, Admin'
~ istralor on the cstnIe Of JOSEPH
KENNEY, late OF Liicifeid. wnhin snsu
district. deceased, this Court doth decree
that six months from this date b. allowed
and limited for Tire crediaars Of said es's.c
to exhibit their Chains againsi ahe same =
said Administrator, AM directs that public
notice be given Of this order by advertising
in newspaper published in i.ilehEeld. ard
by posting n copy lhereOf on the sign pukE
in said town IL Lilchfeld, nearest the piaess
where the deceased last dweit. CsIiAeiA
| from Record.
40 nENRY q. GRAVES indna.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

and this cannot be fully realized without
providing for the education of competent
Teachers for the common schools The
completion Of the building and support of
the Normal school out of the use Of the
principal Of the school fund, is no loss to
the fund or Gift from the State to the Uni
versity. 1t Is only an investmen upon loan,
that VIII be amply secure and the interest
promptly paid. / would therefore recon-
mend such legislation as may be deemed
advisable, to afford the aid asked by the
Board Of Regents.
The State Superintendent Of Common
Schools will present to youth his very able
report, valuable information and many inn
portant suggestions relative to the common
school system OF the State, which you viii
please duly consider. | most fully endorse
his recommendations to the Legislature
that such amendments to the present law
be made IS will secure a suitable plan for
the classification of the scholars in the diff
erdnt Towns of the State, suitable to their
AGE, and advancement in scholarship; and
rs viii remedy the evils Of which he comp
lains; and also for the organization of the
Town superintendent into Board which
shallAaye power to grant certificates to
Teachers that viii authorize them to teach
anywhere within the County, which Board
shall also answer the purposes Of a Teachers
Institute. This report showsthat the income
Of the school fund, apportioned Feb. 10th,
1851 amounted to over $4,000, and that
the amount next to be apportioned viii ex-
coed $4,000. The number of scholars
attending school in 1849 was reported at
32,l74. The number reported for the
past year IS 1924, being an increase of
over 100 per cent For other valuable
statistical information relating to the com
mon schools Of the State, | refer You TO said
report.
BY inspection Of the report Of the
Board Of PubIicWorlls" of the Fox and
Wisconsin River Improvement, it viii be
seen, that there was received by the present
Treasurer from the Treasurer Of the pre-
vious year, on the 9Th day Of March
1881, S3,884 10
From sales Of land since that
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
nzrrf,.afr

It is hereby certified by the Board Of Pub
lie Works of the State Of Wisconsin, that there
is due to Morgan J.. Martin or order, -
Dollars, under his contract with the State. for
the improvement of the FoxRiver, payable out
OF the avas of the grant of land in aid of the i'm
provement of the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers and
the revenues thereof -President
q the Board of Public Works
Attest CLERK
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

T. -, Governor Of the State oi
Wisconsin do hereby certify that the foregoin,
scrip for -- Dollars to Morgan l. Marts
is issued in conformity with an Act Of the Ieris
lature Of the said State entitled anAct author.
zing the Governor TO enter into contract with
Morgan L. Martin, for the improvement of tb4
Fox River, between Lake Wmnebago and Green
Bay, approved March !, 1851, and is payable
out of the avails Of the grant of Land in aid af
the Improvement Of the Fox and Wisconsin
Rivers and the revenues thereof and IS redeem
able at the pleasure of theState: that said scr1
bears interest at the rate of - per cent. per ann
UNI, payable annually ON the first day Of Janua
~, at -- deducting the current rate Of
exchange at Milwaukee: ans that for the re-
dempuon of the said Scrip and the payments
OF the interest to become due thereon, the in
provement Of the Fox and Wisconsin River. ami
revenues, TO be derived therehom, stand pledged
by the State.
IN testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and
affixed the great seal Of the State.
Done At Madison, this ~ dayof- 1875
BY the Governor.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

Balance Cash on hand, 1926 %
The amount Of warrants drawn
on the Treasurer of the
Board, $4,000 "A
Lands yet unsold and subject to entry,
3G,232 21-IOO acres.
From the report Of the present Board, it
viii appear that during the last year at
least, this Improvement has been as eco
nomically and judjciously managed as
could be required. But the manner which
in which the large amount Of the proceeds
Of previous sales Of this grant has been ex-
pended, am not able, from the short ex
animation | have given this subject, to
infornvou.
1t would seem advisable, that a rigid
investigation Of the condition Of this I'm
provement be made without delay, that it
may be ascertained who deserves the credit
for the management, or who should bear
the responsibility for the acknowledgement
Of this large and valuable trust fund; and
if it should be found that this fund or any
portion Of it has been squandercd embe2-
lied. or otherwise misappGed, those IN
VOWED in the guilt should Toe at once pro
ceeded against for the offence defined in
the 29th Section Of the act relating TO this
Improvement. The Legislature will take
such measures in the premises as may be
thought necessary and proper.
In pursuance Of an act approved March
11th, 1851, His Excellency Cow. Dewey
OH behalf OF the State, accepted the pro
position, and entered into contract With
Morgan i. Martin, Esq, on the 18th day
Of May, 1851, for the impro vement Of the
Fox River between Lake Winnebago and
Green Bay, since which time there has been
issued to said Martin for labor done upon
said contract 10y the Board Of Public
Works, scrip to the amount Of $4,000
00,appended to which are the signatures
of the Governor and Secretary Of State.
and the Great Seal of the State Said
scrip and certificate are in the following
form. a. taken from the contract
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
Annual NJ SSage
Leonard j. FaPyVeEE.
Governor of Wisconsi.

Delivered before the Legislature Jan. l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
gUMMEEssiAE RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CuRRES'

KlcnMoSD, DECEMBER 10 1852.
TOBACCO.-Th. market continues firm. Lugs TO So
Leaf 50 10 So; fine none Offering.
n. NJ. MARTIN 4 CO.
Ntli.AT-Red l01j: cts. white ll2t:
FLOUR-Drmand good, with sales II IS % extra SI}s
Scnl'syic s. IS.
CORN-Sa!eg Of ncw a! IS els. Old IS cc1ts.
II. PEYTON.
CORN MEALS cents per hC.iel
OAr$4U Ia Is cents per UIsni, Tor ordinary Virginia.
OFFAL-Ban IS per bushel Shorts % ctt. Brown
Stud 80 cts: Shir.Srui 50 cts
BACON-Sn,t,iiuld and ruid's hog round liz cents
Western sides, l0 Cents shoulders "a cents; prime
Family Hans 1917 II CTS. New hams Az
F!&,i-iicrrians no. Cnt 81 I %; ,ir"as 5'4a 5a
Hor i Ul .H.cAcrcI, no. ), s7a7s No. 2, SIX Il
NJ !! Si2 30 l3 Shaa-N0nc in market HALIFAX
Gross IIcrrngS s. a 50 80.
PLASTER Scarce ana So asked, To arrive; Ground So
Ll3E-Salrs AT Wharf 81 20; Store 81 37s
BCrTERs in better supply. Firsin Is 10 70 cts. pei
10 fresh Roll % 10 % Goshen ~ Ia "a
GUANO-Litilc or none in market; S52.
SOAP-rurpcntnc, 3s ccnta; Va!cga,ed IL 4c
COFFEE-Oh Java liz To IL; Laguavrn 81 TO-
Rio - %. cts Cape 81 a cts Manila l2H
COAL 10 to l2i cents hoard for good mixed, fla,
M Imp 3 Ia II cents FOR biacksml'S coal.
FLAXSEED-In demand al 81 20 81 % per bushel
FhArIlERS-lv geese 33 50 cts.
i!pES-S!amrhtcred S. So green weight; Spanish 81
50 10 IL Cali Skins sl:l2s.
HAY-Salns frnin store 81 25 To 81 so.
LhRb-hls. IL l3 ! cts. kegs II lax els pals Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1852.
SEN ATE

Remarks 0f Mr. ShdEdS Of Southampton resolution pro-
posing change in The iaD of emancipation.
MIR. STANDS proposed the following resolution
Resolved, That the Select Committee Slaves aud
Free Negroes he instructed enquire into The e1pd
cncy reporting bill providing that slaves may 30 cnanc
palcd within The Territorial! limits of Virginia, by decd OF
record by last will and testament duly proved provided
The shall the time he flies his deed in The
resides deposit with the Clerk Of The circuit Of The said
county or corporation Of hundred dollars for
every slave cmancpard also that every shall
within II" shall have proved any will
ciparng slaves deposit viii! The Clerk Of the circuit
county corporation which The said will shall have
been pr .r sum hun;c dollars every slave
calcd; the money deposited be applied BY the
Gd.c the said circuit for the and speedy reno
val slaves Cmancipated; and should the fail
deposit said The time he files hs decd that The
aonwca M; and should The executor fail deposit the
cipatei shalt BE- hell By him his had died nes.
tate 10 said slaves
Mr.. :;mASps said--l maze TO excuse for bringing
this i'm ori,nt subject 10 the consideration ni The
Senate; hmt take tiis occasion OF calling the
earnest attention o Senators this subject. Ii you
examinr he Of the free negro population, from
the yea: 1890 down TO 1850 You Will find remarkable
'icren. between The OF their increase and that Of
the VII rp,Hia'ion lille The raliu Of The OF The
latter, 4fne', RANGED al hittytye per for every
Yeas that III The Tree has ranged eighty
DOWN 10 len per The following the ratio OF The
classes OF population according the last as re-
ported 10 Congress by the superintendent C. G. konns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
Mhitns. Etcc EnInreI

account for this wide difference. between the elias
SEES Ivy the change OF opinion the subject Of slavery
which has been slowly and gradually work aud an alIcr-
ton in circumstances ard change in pursuits Ii
is known you cir that the most of Revolutionary sa
yes we'll from the South The North averse 10
slavery Mr. Jefferson. with moicatinns carried b-
opinions this SUBJECT wth him 10 his grave. He drew
the celebrated ordinance 1851 prohibiting slavery forever
in the northwest territory which Virginia surrendered to
The General Government His opinions, which have been
quoted and over again hv Northern men md Abolition
sts everywhere had their effect in his times He
The lands OF Eastern Virginia with the culture
tobacco He saw then slave labor Improbable,
that impoverishng both The and the SOIL and
easy TO persuade part with property which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
4 SOUND CIRCULATION.

We agree with tho N. Y. Journal OF Commerce. thai
subject which requires tho immediate attention OF Congress
IL that o. silver currency which has become nconvcnn
Iy AS wehave frequently urged the market value Of
silver prevents its offer for coinage by deposurs while tho
prohibits the Min, from purchasing it, There is
reasonable objection reduction of the standard
weight OF the silver coin such enable ht
Directors Of the Mint wthou, loss, 10 supply the wants
the community If this separated from Tho
seisnoagc upon gold CON- and other questions which
baras.ed the bill before Congress ts last session. wonlc
secure almost unanimous approval and afford great relic
TO The whole TIE present standard weight of The
silver dollar s l2 .raas. If CON- representing fractional
parts of dollar wc'c allowed the rate of $50 grains
halves quarters dimes half dimes could be issued from
silver purchased al It's vsue and become plenty for
the purposes oil chanae Without damage single interest
throughout the whole Of the Cunrcrucy Such coin should
DO receivable for duties which would peren, an over issue
by the government; and would t,ke the place now literally
vacant, In toe wants of all classes Of Inc people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
APPOINTMENTS IN TIE REVENUE SERVICE. sc

WAsHISGToS, Dec. l6-Ihe following appointments
have been made ,uday, OF third ieu.enanis oI III" revenue
service John \. Underwood. h. j. kelum Samuel
Nye Miller, John +. Scuz. James +. Harrison, W. L.
errvman Austin 5. Cushman Thomas l.. Got Johnston
dc Laenre William D. kennon, Wilson Mctiunnine Al
bert Mors., Charles Wheeler, s ". GiIlet, John +.
Wilson, Thomas Osborne, John G. Nones, D. e Constable,
and Edwin tialoert Further appointments for the
service contemplation but have yet been decided
upon These appointments rendered necessary BY i'm
poant extensions of the service orders al the last
session of Congress six being about 10 be built
large number of promotions TO posts OF Captains and OF
"a euenans will shortly be announced but The list
is not yet complete.
The Senate engaged in session oday upon hu
character The joint Rules require al bills,
&C. b. grad by the President thereof and The illness ot
Vice Pres King who is worse To-day has prevailed his
attendance 1t decided modify the rule 10 allow
bills be The presiding officers for signature
Mr. Blight will introduce resolution that effect
morrow Several appointments taken up but action
was had.
Tho difficulty between Col. Albert and the Secretary OF
war was settled time since through the good offices o
the POSTMASTER General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17

lie ari,ur. interest and greatly itpai: inc value Of
nd The question what be done n.th the free
sroes opens wild field OF discussion. Colonization,
Emancipation and slavery all questions go intimately as
h. rho discussion ii one brings up all the others for exai
na,on They are questions which have engaged the first
minds Of oar country and State ard II s tor time only 10
sNvo III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17

singular confirmation of Scripture is mentioned in late
communications from Dr. Wright, of tho HISTORIAN mission,
The American Board and ie.er from Persia 10 gentle.
in Boston, announcing wonderful discoveries made BY
the Commission employed TO run boundary line between
Turkey and Persia They had discovered the ruins of
ancient city Of Shushan the walls of which many
inscriptions copies of which they secured The marble pill
lars and pavement described in Esther he pavement
of the coors namely still exists On the tomb by cup
posed 10 be that OF Daniel scupured the figure of
bound hand and foot with huge lion in the act spring
Ing upon him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
.7i2il.fE j0EIRSA:

LsESsisS. EDITORS My called i
: q cir published byZ VI T.. Your paper tine Ia
t'r month u" N"y u5" lsil, which he alr!rI ha h" li
robbed ~ number ohrdS aud other al '. "InC
there bond Tor io hUni c aad eighty odd dollars due
have that ~ as am concerned the
Inaccurate Mc Carter has held bomb ~
hv become Carter, he
rr
which, receipt. IN iu-
L." hnui
Iwl balGr. ri winch had TO pas al Tie
will therefore IhIt being indebted -.
nii Inn. wIc here has rcfn!
"a ~ to-! " which h".! securely.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
For he EnQuir
ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS


There arc in the counties Of Warwick, Wcsmorelend,
Northumberland aud other OF the oldest countless number
OF very ancient records which in dapdaled and de-
cayinC coudon These records interesting to all per
sons who value the antiquities Of Virginia The counties
either caunu will not have these records rescued rom
impending Destruction and take the liberty IN suggest 10
the Legislature the propriey OF authorizing the Executive 10
these old documents bo we'll bound and where is
necessary, 10 have them copied. Il. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17

II was Mrs Senator Hale, II stated, who, being ii
the gallery, during the balonSs fill the vacancies in tn
Senate Committees accidentally dropped her psasol which
fell point downward upon the head of Pcarce
ing the blood 10 fow very copiousy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

iRHAIiDN
iiaFLHRu IIAMNutk charged Halifax county wish the
has He'd from add ar.I
reward OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
sh, the TALIAggRno
lis aud deliver bH the jail HALIFAX couniy and
al effects d" this Common
ave. request Il" people gnrra y their
procure e arrest OF ;he ai hinmocE that he ba bousf
Justice
Hnir ny hand Governor and under The Lease. seal IL
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