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The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-09-26
CHARLES SIGOURNEY,

Mais- Street, HARTFORD, Conn.
TT AS Imported this season by the Will
= = lam Thompson, William Byrnes, Co.
rinthian, and other Vessels, recently arrived
at New-York from Liverpool, a superiour,
and uncommonly select assortment Of
CUTLERY, FILES, Joiners' Tools.
Wood-Screws, Coarse and Fine Iron
Mongery generally,
BRASS WARES, Saddlery and Harness
Furniture, Gilt and other Buttons,
which are charged at low prices, aud are of
fered for sale ut moderate advance for
Cash or approved Credit.
ALSO, constantly For Sale,
Tin'd Plates, Of all the different qualities inn
ported, And complete assortment of IRON
WIRE, from No. OTTO 81
September, II. 1895. 1s6w
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, } Superior. Court,
august Term,

STATE or CONNECTICUT. Superior. Court,
August Term,
County or LlrcBrrELn, IS. Il. d. 1925.
Upon the Petition of SALLY BECK
~ WITH, of Torrington, in said County,
showing that on the nth day of May A. D.
1904, She was married to Lemuel Beckwith
then of Litchfeld in said County, with whom
she lived in the Town of Cairo, County of
Greene, and State of Newly until some
time in the month of March A. d. 1910, when
the said Lemuel wilfully deserted her, and
has ever since continued his desertion and abb
sence in the total neglect of all the duties of
husband to her; and that the said Lemuel
resides in parts unknown to the Petitioner {;
praying to be Divorced from the said Lemuel;
which Petition is continued by said Court to
the Hon. Superior Court to be holden at
Litchfeld within and for the County of Litch-
field, on the third Tuesday of February AID.
1927, when and where the said Lemuel Beck
with may appear if he see cause and show
reasons If any he have why the prayer of said
Petition should not be granted.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Clerk.
Qou10
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DIsTRIcT OF CONNEcTIcUr, IS.
Dr TSTl UEASEATDznE


8>~~>><>dg That on the eighth day of Sep
Ills. ten1ber in the fifiy-first year of
A>c,e>e>eA the Independence of the UNITEO
STATES OF AMERICA, JAMES
GOULD of the said District, hath deposited
in this Office the title of Book, the right
whereof he claims as Author, in the words
following, to wit:
"A system of municipal law, comprised i'm
a course of lectures delivered at Litchfeld in
the State of Connecticut. By JAMES GOULD"
In conformity to the act Of Congress Of the
United States, entitled, "An act for the en-
" couragement of learning, by securing the
" copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the
/" authors and propriGtOrs Of such copies, du-
firing the times therein mentioned" And al
g SO to the act, entitled, IAN act supplement
'stary to an act, entitled an act for the encour
"agement of learning, by securing the copies
f" of maps, charts, and books, to the authors
and proprietors of such copies during the
:" times therein mentioned, and extending the
"benefits thereof to the arts of designing, en-
craving, and etching historical and other
"prints." -
CHA'S A. INGERSOLLl, :
Clerk Of the District Of Connecticut.
A true copy Of record examined and seal
ed by me.
CHA'S A. INGERSOLL,
. Clerk Of the District Of Connecticut.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons liable to pay taxes in the
IA town of Kent on the assessment list of
1924 and 1895, are notified that will attend
to receive the same at the following places: at
the house of Joseph Segar on the 18th day
Of September 1926, from nine o'clock to
twelve; and from two O'Clock TO FIVE on the
same day at the house of William F. Hopson /;
and on the 18th day at the store of Rufus
Fuller & Co. from nine o'clock to twelve (;
and on the same day at the house of John W..
M'KOy from one to five o'clock; aud ON the
FIRST and second Tuesday Of Oct. 1926, at my
dwelling house.
PHILO MILLS, Collector.
Kent Aurtlsf an 1904 IA
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-, ronn Superior Conrt,
ACouNrr OF LlrcHFlELD, ss.5 III 1875 "''
Upon the Petition Of M ARILLA GROSS
~ of Plymouth, in said County, showing
that on the 9th day of Nov. 1921, she was
married to Richard C. Gross, then Of South
wick, in the State of Massachusetts, with
whom she lived until on or about the 1st day
of June, 1928; when the said Richard wilfui-
" deserted her and has ever since continued
his desertion and absence in the total neglect
of all the duties of a husband to her, residing
in parts unknown, and praying for Bill Of
Divorce for the cause aforesaid.
Ordered, that said Petition be continued to
the next Term of the Superior Court, to be
holden at Litchfeld, in and for Litchfield
County, on the third Tuesday of February
1897, and that notice of the tendency thereof
be published in newspaper printed in said
Litchfietd, and newspaper printed in Hart
ford in this State, six weeks successfully i'm
mediatelys after the rising of this Cont.
BY the Court,
FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Clerk.
RW10 aM$s
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DIR. HENRY f. SANDERS,
AUCTION.

"ILL be sold at Public Auction on We'd
wv nesday, 9th day Of September, at
the late dwelling house of Horace Peck in
Litchfeid, about 1e Acres of Land, situated
about 100 rods west of VIM. III. Thoms0nss
dwelling house. Also two pieces Of Land in
Cranberry Swamp.
Likewise, Cow, two year old Heller,
yearling do. Hogs, Hives Bees, OK Cart,
Plough, 1 Cham, and a variety of house
hold Furniture. consisting of Chairs, Tables,
Bureaus, Bedsteads, &c. SIC. Sale to COM
mence at one o'clock, p. M.
LEONARD GOODWIN,
CHAUNCEY PECK,
Litchfeld. Sept. 16. 1896 II
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STATE OF CoNNEcrIcur,
, Superior Court,
: Term ofAugust

cousrr OF Lrrcnrrr1D, SIS. a. 3. 1895.
PON the Petition of ORA SAUN-
~ DERS, of the town of Litchfeld in
said County, showing to this Court that on or
about the list day of January 1910 she was
lawfully married to one Stephen Russell Saun
ders, than of said town, but now absent OUT
of this State in parts unknown, with whom she
thereafter continued to live in the due perfor
nance of all the duties of the marriage con.
tract on her part to be performed, until ON or
about the lst day of May 1916, when the said
Stephen Russell Saunders without cause will
fully deserted the petitioner, and has ever since
for the period of more than seven years, will
fully continued his said desertion and absented
himself from, and totally neglected his duty
toward the petitioner as her husband, aud du-
ring the whole of said last mentioned period
has never been heard of by the petitioner, and
praying Divorce from her said Husband, as
by said petition more fully appears.
Sad petition having been entered in the
docket of this Court tits present term, is Or
dered to be continued to the next term of this
Court to be held at Litchield in and for said
County, on the third Tuesday of February
1897, when and where the said Stephen Rus
sci Saunders may appear if he see cause, and
show reasons If any lie have why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT, -
Swl2 Clerk Of said Superior Court.
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THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the dis
trict Of Litchfeld, has allowed six
months from the sixth day Of Sept. 1895, for
the exhibition of claims against the Estate Of
ERENEzER BOLLES,
late Of Litchfeld, deceased.
All claims not presented within that time
win be debarred recovery.
. /, ABIGAIL BOLLES, Ereentrir.
LitchHeld, September 2; 1895. IS
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SO much Ice, ana the lceU0EgS UeCOmlng
less numerous had room TO dash about more
freely. Providentially, the weather was
very calm: they committed themselves to
the special guardianship Of Him to whom
the night is as clear as the day. and sung,
as they wore accustomed
THE MARINERS MIDNIGHT HYMN.
Oh, Thou who didst prepare
The oceans governed cell,
And teach the gathering waters there
To meet and dwell;
Toss'd in our reeiing bark
Upon this briny sea,
Thy wond'rous ways, o Lord, we mark.
And sing to thee.
That glorious hand Of thine
That fills the fount of day,
And gives the lunar orb to shine
With silvery ray,
That hangeth forth on high
The clustering gems Of night,
Can point, beneath a bcanless sky,
Our course Alright.
Borne on the darkening wave,
In measured sweep We go;
Nor dread tn unbelievable grave
That yawns below;
For he is nigh, who trod "
Amid the foaming spray,
Whose pillows owned tn incarnate God,
And died away.
How terrible art thou
In all thy wonders shown,
Tho veil'd in thine eternal brow,
Thy steps unknown!
Invisible to sight,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District Of
IL Litchfeld has assigned Wednesday, the
Goth day of September inst. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, ut the Probate Office in Litch-
field, for the appointment of Commissioners
ON the estate of y -
DAVID SOPER,
late of Torrington in said District, deceased,
insolvent, at which time and place
all persons interested in said estate will, if they
see cause, attend and be heard respecting such
By order of said Court,
SAMUEL WOODWARD, Executor.
Torrington, Sept. S, 1895. 4 is
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Kent, August so. 1925.
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@artms tMtelttnyMtE.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE our Las I

Slosp Eliza, Smith, from Providence.
Slsop Mouat Aoriah, Msthewson, from
Wexford.
Sloop Sarah,, Ingraham, from Providenee'
Sloop Hannah G. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport. 4.
28th. ar brig VIM. Henry, Driscol, 4 day.
from Portland, with lumber, to the master,
Sohr. Two Friends, Nickerson, from Saco;
with lumber to Wm. Collins.
Schr. Fsut Brothers, Nickerson, from Saeo,
with lumber to VIM. Collins.
3lst. arr schr. Rambler, Allen, from Prov
idence.
Brig Busy. Barton. Is days from Mstsnsa:,
with molasses, sugar and coffee, to Joseph
Smith, Jr. and the na.ter.s Left brigs Broth
ers, Smith, of and for this port, dischs Abeo-
ps, Miller, e Providence. Just arr Merelmht
King, Of Hartford, to sail 18th; Roland
Mitchell, Of New-Londsn, wais'..s cargo
Mary & Eliza, Taisc. .s.., Tor Boston,, Z day,
|. !. n,iarn, Morton, Of Plymouth, waiting order
Dawn, johnson, Of Salem, waiting cargo
Hiram, Dennis, Of Providence, for New, York
lin 4 days, schr Exchange. Givin, OF Port.
land, fer Boston, Aext day. Sailed in compa'
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More Cheap Goods /! =

JUST oPEEED AND FOR SALE,
Drab Drillings. for
~ Gentlemen's Coates and PAN
falcons. ,.r..
Drab and Mixed Cassinets, for do.
Real good Indigo Blue Satiu.ets, at
As. yard.
Figured and Plain Swiss Mv,slins.
Crossbared and figured Ja.ckonet do.
White Millenets. az
Black Silk Gloves. from 90 cents to
rs cents per pair. .f6
Black Worsted Hose. t
DomSstick Ginshams. nt Cd yard.
| so Ramal Cotton Hdkis. So yard
square. at s cents piece,
500 yds. Pink; Purple, and blue cal
icoes, ct IL cents yd. l
Apply to
MN. 81. R: WHEATON.
Jnue 8. j.. tt
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NOTICE.
MEMORANDA.

|VUNHF woman, who took a red
Cashmere long Shawl, from a
store in this town, on Monday after
noon last, is informed that her mote-
ments we're noticed at tho time. and
she is hereby requested to return
the same, or make payment, with
out delay. If the shawl is returned
or paid for, in a reasonable time, no
inquisition will be had respecting 1t
if not pubIick exposure Of the, de-,
linqueht will follow Of course.
June s.
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Tie Quarrels cfthe Great:-One Of
the earliest records Of disagreement
between the branches Of the Legisla-
tive Assembly Of Massachusetts,, bears
date in l642-at that time a violent
controversy arose between the Hous-
es, concerning the identity Of a stray
Swine, claimed by poor woman as
having wandered from her possession
some years before: the suit commence
ed, kindled the flame Of fierce coHten-
ton in the colony, shook the govern.
ment to its foundation. and nearly
moved the magistrates from thei,
chairs. The ferment, which had
spread widely, was at lenght allayed
! by persaading the person whose al
legged right had been affirmed - =. .s .s'
lower court to ral'...quish the possess
!::an and @us public peace was restor
ed.--Worcester,
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ny with briss Pactst. Tyler. Of Providence,
for Antwerp; Gov. Lipeolns Of Best0n, for
wnanytom.
sxutD SINGS Qua LAST.
schf. Raablsf, Alls6s Washington, N. c.
MEMORANDA.
Spoken, 9th ult. lat 20 10, schr Comet
Carr, ofthis port. for Nsw-York;
Arr at Charlestcu, the 18th, brig Scisns
Wesspn. fr Matanzas. Left brig Brothers
Smith, just arr fr this port.
Brig Charles, Coffin. ofthis port, has sailed
from Charleston, for Matsnzas.
Arr at Baltimore. the Esd inst. ship States,
Childs. from New. Orleans.
Arr New Yorlr,at 9th. arr brig Sarah Lee.
Perry. Of Providence, from Surnam.
Cleared at Charleston, 18th ult. ship Jane-
Child, Tor Liverpool.
Arr At Baltimore, the 25th ult. schooner
Chace, from Jamaica cleared schr Esther
Brownell, for Providence,
ADJ. at New.Orlesns, 4th, brig Miles,
Wheaton, Of this port. for New-York. few
tons heavy freight wanted.
Loading at New-Orlcans lateer end Of A
pril, brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, Of Provi-
Spoken, nth ult of Havana, brig Ursula
from New-Orleans, for Havana, with the loss
Of both topmasfs.
Adv. At New-Ydrk, Goth alt. brig Clarisss,
Watson, Tor New- Orleans; yesterday.
Sailed from Matanzas. 9th ult. brig Mariay
Vaughn, Of Bristol. for Amsterdam.
Up at New-0rleans, 9th ult. schr Mary,
Ann, Burr, of this port, for Charleston, llh.
Port of Prouidence, May 36.
Arr brig AsnsOria. srownell,7 days iron
Brig Mary Eliza, fompkins, II days from
Antigua,
| SShr Colonbia, Bowlin, from Savannah.
| 9th, arr brig Atlantic, Bailey, Is days fr
Havana.
sioop Anity, Mdnro, from New-York. ~
Sloop Splendid, Willard, from do.
28th Orr brig Fame. Biglsy, l6 days frorh
Havana. Left brig Susan & Sarah, Water
house, for Boston, in 0 days; b,ig Ann. Ca
dy, of and for this port.
Sloop Huntress, Reed, II New Yoik.
Sleep Eliaz Ann, Child, from do.
29th, arr schr. Ann Rosins. Martin, 2l days
from St. Pierres, Martinidce. Sailed in Gu
wsth schr Comet, Carr Of Warren. for New
York. Left May the 7th, brig Betsey, Briggs.
of EE7reetowu, for Gaudafope. ~.
i Cid brig Agenoria, M'Toy, Curacoa; schr
George, Harris, Savannah sloops Samuel
Slater. Chapman. Baltimore Herald, Brown,
New York.
3ist, arr sloop Venns, Bliss, fr New-York-
CID brig Globe, Perry, Honduras.
4 ePort of Boston, May %.
Arr briggs Sarah L Esther, Whtinoye, fr
Garnet Lewis, Valparaiso. .107 Colonist,
l D.oro. xValo.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

The Clerk was dissctc1-to mike
a statement Of the several oppropria-
lions, their amounts and to what ap-
plied, made this session. The sew
eral committees were discharged
from all subjects committed to them.
After some other incidental business
che President was informed that the
House was about tn adjourn, and
they adjourned sccordisgly to meet
on the first Monday in December
ncxt. st
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

Vera Cruz, on the 26th Of April was
represented as very sickly. From
eighty TO one hundred died daily. A
French frigate was lying there having
brought cut commissioners with pow
ers 10 acknowledge the independence
of Mexico.
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7ete0,

In Bristol, on Wednesday, Mr.. Nathaniel
Wilson, aged II years arevoldtiossry pen
aioner.--Mr. Allen Miller, aged 40 years,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

rWe must clxisp tho Indulgence Of Du-
ty Simple" for the omission Of his communal
catisn this week. 1t shall have place In
cur next.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

The Locusts have visited Virginia in
immense swarms aud are destroying
vegetation. One might be almost temp
ted to think this is curse brought up
on the land for its sin in making Sem
ator Of such political locust or rath Or
hornet, al John Randolph
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LATE FROM CHILL,

w. h,v. Just received the very 'n:
important nor new. Of the complies ss.;Ss, ;ss,
,.s, q ci'. tho expedition 'sN h'
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1@arrfe0.

In Seekonk, on Thursday last, by the Rev
Mr.. Pease, Mr.. Josiah Martin. Of Darlington
to Miss Charlotte Davis, Of Reheboth:
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

Ordained4 AT Sharon, Mass. May
10Th. the Rev. Charles Boyter, as
An Evangelist. introductory prayer
by Rev. William Cosswel', Of ped-
ham ssrsa". ~ ~ Rev. Ebenszcr
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

In the Ostego Herald, physician calls up
on his debtors forprynsnt, in the following
humotrous manner
!. Says Doctor Cott,
I'll tell yoa what,
h ~ I'm call'd ON hot
# TO pay my scot;
s And may rot
I'll do not:
But cannot
Unlcss It's got
For jog and trot
From spot to spot;
So every jot
That's due to Gott
For Pill or Bot
Tie, Salve or Cot,
- All round the OF.
Segeon plot;
Whether begot
or league or Scot;
Or from the mot
Ley race Of Lot;
Sober Or sot
i Yankee or not, =
Must soon be shot
Into my pot
Or else wot
They'll smell It hot
Or they may blot
NATHANIEL GOTT.
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Sugar and Coffee.

|A1INE bbis, Brown Sugar. ten bags
IN Coffee, received per brig New
Columbia, from Matanzas, and for
! May q. o."' sw
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A Powder Mill and other buildings,
the property Of Erastus Phelps, + Co.
Of Cranky, Conn. blew up on the aE
ternoon Of Thursday, 25th ult. and
two unfortunate men It Work in the
buildings blew up with them. 1t II
supposed that the accident was occa.
stoned by dust falling into the lmor.
tars while the mill was opera ting
The explosion was tremendous.
The neighbourhood Of Washington
city. has been visited with tremend
ous storm Of wind. rain. and halls
Between Bladensburgh and Water
loo. the roads in some places were i'm
passable for the stages Of Thursday
morning. many large trees having been
blown down and fallen across them.
Lsur,ection in Colombia.-In the
Mary-Hobin which arrived Yesterday
from st. Thomas, came pas ssenger
Capt. r. Brookr Of the British Army
on his way to England, with despatch.
es. from Sir Robert Ker Porter, British
Consul at Caracas. and the British
Minister to Colombia, who wac on
board the frigate Galatea, at Lagusy'
ra-
From this gentleman we learn, that
an insurrection broke out at Valencia
town near Porto Cavello,) on the
29th ult. the exact nature and object
of which was not known, but Il was
reported that the troops and Cabildos
OF that city. and Porto Cabello had
proclaimed General Paez the Chief Of
President Of Venexdla, This officer
to whom the troops and people are
said to be much attached. had some
time previously been recalled to Bo
gotta. and General Fscalona. appoint
ed his successor, bnt he still retain
cd the command Of the troops, ant
with his staff Valencia when the re
volt took place. Some lives were sait
Ito have been lost in that city. Gen
Marino was marching on Caracas q
the head OF a body Of troops, and ex
pected to enter on the fifth inst
when Capt. Brooke left the place, III,
authorities did not intend to offer an,
Opposition to the Revolutionists, bu
were preparing to receive them. Tn
merchants had been called upon for
supply Of money, and had advance,
$4,000 on securities Of the Custer
House at Lasuayra. 1t was feare
this was only the prelude to larger dc
mands. An embargo was laid on al
vessels at Laguayra on the 4th inst.
", 7. Com, .qdr.
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Capt. Symmes ID now lecturinl
in Boston, on his theory Of the cartl
The editor of the National Kgi
says he is endeavouring to prov
that tile world is wrong side cut.
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Green Peas were said to be plenty
in the Boston market last week. They
have also made their appearance in
the Providence market.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

~ with briss Packet. Tyler. Of Providence,
for Antwerp; Gov. Lipeolns Of BestSn, for
Wna'nyton.
sAvItD SINGS Qua LAST.
schf. Ranblsr, Allsas Washington, N. c.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-05
good opportunity should not be ne
elected.
y. CASS. Surgeon Dentist,
Third door below the Town Hall,

Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Whining.
ton and lis vicinity, that he has returned from
short excursion from thc Borough, aud will wait
upon them at their own houses, for the space of
few months, in the linc of his profession lie
performs every necessary operation on the teeth
and gums; removing with care fixed tartar. lie
cleans, separates and polishes teeth without IN
iurng the enamel Ills confidence in his unri-
vailed mode of extracting teeth, is undilnlnlshed,
and no nc can want confidence, after once sub
hitting to trial. lie extracts broken and de-
cayed teeth, roots and stumps, that have been
dcspaired Of, without injury to the gums; mends
teeth with foil OF gold, to be as lasting and use
ful as sound teeth, without pain in the operation;
inserts artificial teeth in neat and durable man
ncr; regulates childrens teeth, and gives advice
On thc teeth gratis # fappcdto at his room.
y. T. He keeps powder for the teeth, which
whitcns them and Is very beneficial to the gums
Ic requests those wishing any of his services, to
call il the course of the above mentioned tmc,
as he Will leave town at the expiration oft
Oct 9Th. SIS mo.