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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
oNEDAyL.TER FROM ENGLAND.

The Packet ship utbefnih, NJ New York,
brings Liverpool papers Of tho 81 London nj
IN. morniug OF the l>t December. Our extracts
ne from me Mercantile and Commercial Al.
Nrriser.
The report oil passenger lhht Russia had
declared var against France turns "tit u be
pram4ture A. hall past O'Clock, \, NJ on
l.l Dee. an express arrived al London from
PARIS, bringing date 10 the e''llng OF 29lh
Nov. Win II states thai ~ addition TO $4,000
men already called 0ut, and ordered 10 march
on LIST and 10Th Dec. the French Government
has determined TO make an extraordinary levy
OF 50 900 men--and that on an early day, the
Chambers will be applied 10, FOR The necessary
uds In the Chsmher oi Drputlts, no busI-
ness OF mutnent was transacted, but II WAS SAID
that the ministers retired al an curly hour, to
avoid repl, nag 10 any questions. In the Cham
Der OF Peers" The report ef the commission
was psesented and read IN secret sitting, but
the only thing that has iransplred is that II n
grees with the act OF accusation with regard to
the nature ofihe crime imputed TO the eA-nllnis-
rers. aud recommends The House 10 proceed
accordingly"
In PARIS every subject, it seems, vanishes be-
fore the question OF peace or war even the ri
al OF the ex.minIsters, of which report was 10
hnv- been made that day, WAS iorgotten-as
well IS all other matters. Not dome TIC but for
topic oil the Parisiaps.
A iettpr from the Interior of Russia, dated No
vember 10 confirms what has been already an
nounced respecting the march of the Russian
army towards the frontiers. The manner iu
which this letter Is expressed, II is sard, leaves
no dunb that the movement is the consequence
ON preconceIted plan between the CABINETS
vi 81. Petersburg and Berlin.
The Loaion lines oC lit Dec. abstains from
expressing any fears on The subj CT OF Wat.
Their sources oi Information are better than
ours aud more TO be relied on.
Scotland is making hen sell heard on the sab
jec, VI Parliamentary reform from yariou,
shlres IA that country PETITIONS nave been sen
10 London on the subject
AFFAIRS OF BELGlUM.-The Mornins
Chronicle Of December LIST, contains two let
tiers from Is correspondent at Brussels, datec
the 10Th anu 2oth OF Novembe. Inc writer i:
s,rong in The belief that The injud,cious pro
ceedings Of the Belgic Congress will ipevi,abl,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

Saiionsi GUAR Fos vi ind COPY ofb's
speacn IN ,hs second edition Of ths Messssg.f
dos Chamber, which shall ssnd you
General s.ba.nani a.. sIpsctsd - follow
9th demand for 100 millions Of ffanes Tor
his oh. Foreign Dspadnsni1 All al ti'
G. .m1sr appear 10 fKpsu war. N tie
rasms.t Of Pre- the Commissioners prssen
-. ti.sir I~lsrt 10 'hs Ihsm''~f "a secret
Con- ntittee. aud retired At hi psst tbfe~,
Nothing hs. ,et ,fan.pHsd lie Ianis ha'e
recovered alittie, n Vph VIII 81" ~ your 'isis'
but IS llhonl any news 90 sreoantiOr n.
The fpll6~ing !. an ertrael hsin a private
lri4ier. dated slv. -. hall past fon, O'Clock
W m.ssHye rom tn ora.n has been
brought donn TO thr Chamber by Ministers on
fhe sale of the diplomatic afsirs, or demand
for a larse Gre Iit - meet t1f openses OF The
rfrp.rat.,a. - var. - creiIbiy announced
iiy y.siefday aud fui4 mornings pAprrs. Al
the Bonrse Il Vas reported that NJ LATTE IN.
'pndrd mol 10 appos" the pccapinon OF the dn-
Oh of LuEemburs Nv he ffn.tsns. The public
VOICE WIS against the adoption oi such course
,fpllir,."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
THURSDAY, DEC. 80.

Several petitions, resolutions, and reports
from committees were presented,
SIX eHgroSsed bills were read aud passed
and among them, the bill authorizing the rai.
slng OF SUN OF money $4,000 by lottery
Tor tae completion ol d Road from Cldrksburg
10 L ,ih Peasant
Inc u,ne oi no liouse WAS Principally taken
up with the report OF tue committee of Priyilt-
Ges and III ClIpnS o. HE Contested election
ifom tue Cunuty OF fadirk.
lne oommldre reported LIST. That Archi.
ba'u stuart tue s't1ing member . moi enttled
to seat--and IDLY, Inat ssac Adams 1.-The
mfnoridlisi Is entitled to II srsI \ long r.
Gave came On upon substitute propose by
MI Hives oil Prince G+orge--n nIGh declare,
hat The election Mas III gal because 4" no she
al dernty shrrh, justice Of tie peace, ,olouer
o. sworn superintendent, pO'led The votes al
two OF tue sepdra { elections ~ said county"
aud therefore the tiectloh wa. voli and thar
aWrit OF election issue ~ the suerif of Patrick
10 supply the vacancy thus occdsioned Tins
amendment was supported by Mcssrs RIyes OF
Priacs nr"rae, Legn. nlarshau aud stuart =
and opposed by MIR. brosdnax. twas reircIed
by Nutr OF % 10 : l.
Mi the Iesoiu.loAs Of the committee we,.
then agreed TO.
MIR. Morris said that he had been reaup1ed
by the committee OF Privileges aud L,rc,I,ns
TO stale, that the eis'bllty the memoer from
ienricN Nj. LeIgh wuuld be laken up ia
morrow.
And then the House sdiourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
MORE IMPORTANT STILL.

The Morning Herald of Dec. lat, states pdi-
toriaIiv, aud without qualification, that The
Emperor Of Rassid has already published n sort
Of manifesto, IN Which he states that besides
forcing upon HE free people Of Belgium a dJ-
NASTY ict'c. heg dttest, he ~ also concerned for
The honor II ID authority Of the French gorcrn
meni. and lroHi3 Sare IL from measures tctich
HE inpeiu1gtV oJ lie French people might Oh
hge il 10 ADOPT
" We stated yesier lav the formation of
camps u pun the knlug, aud at the foot oi the
Pyreuees; 1t Is 10" aided os"tr, nave been
given - provision the forires. throughout
France, for all Governors 10 repair TO their
commands aud all officers petenptorlly 10 ion
their standards; and II We interpret rgutly
paragraph IN one OF the papers, Tor the for
tiIcaii0n of the heIghts OF Paris, 50 a. 10 make
thai capital citadel tor liberty IN the last eA-
tire nifty
Tie Postscript to the Herald Contains letter
from Paris tplhe 29th Nov written al diiirren,
hours, down To halt past i . clock IN the eve
oing:-
You will find in the Newspapers an account
Of the arrest of an AID de- Camp OF Marmont
duo de Ragusa,) charged with sending arms
and waIlika equipments into Touraine DC
cuTrences ofihis nature Can surprise nobody
alter revolution SO sweepn. and so recent as
thai we have Witnessed. 1t proves not, how
ever, that there Is the slightest reason for be-
hesing, nor can any rational man heheNe that
there Is party IN France attached lu tHe late
Government capable of auy serious effort, or
even worthy of no,ice
HAY past -Four have just been nj the Nv o
Chambers At seven O'Clock, NJ MontnIiy,t
rose ~ The Chamber of Deputies respecting the
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Wta0is Sendtors' X. Kane, ha, heen
Reelected 10 the Senate of the United States
Tor years from Sd OF March, receiving IL out
Of 50 votes.
Gen Jno. NJ Robinson has been chosen as
successor etJno. McLe IN, deed. he place is
now occupied by Mr.. David J. Baker. "a der
a t"mporary appointment 'flhe iilinJts Eve
cutiv".)
b th thpsa gentlemen are Jlclsonians The
true question however naU, is not whether
mao IA JncksOHidu-- but whether-Jacks N out
II lie was--he is next for Clay Tina the
point, Thus Buckner /. JAckso 5ian--anI Wi
kIns-- bot they are nn' the less Clay, AVID tor
Clay aud 50 we presume, are these Illinois
senators. II is by refusing TO note this disiac-
ton, thai the JacksouIans obtuscate matters
II man has been, or =, Tor Jarksun-lhe
Jackson papers pretend 10 consider him a thai
they want him 10 be. Our neghbor, in arsufy.
ing the I"pIc fluids II convent ut 10 count upon
HIM Tor Van Burcn-the Telegraph, for Cal
ho"n. Each avoids what is, and Is daily more
anu more, becoming the irne enJnry-who Is
he for, Jackson aside land We presume his
dynasty is one day To Terminate We beg to
Mold gentlemen TO tins pont.
lRict. Uhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
taxing place during the present session Of Con.

taxing place during the present session Of Con.
gress."
The following IL an extract OF letter rro.
Washington TO the New York Journal OF I'm
meree
General Mscomb yesterday gave dinner
10 the various clergymen o; the city with .hom
he is acquainted. The Clergymen OF Washinf
ton, must say for them generally, are txem-
plafy ia their lives and conduct, AMI msn, Il
them truly devoted 10 their work. Thy ara
mol, believe, much in the habit of attending
to elegant dinner, SO many OF Is hich are la,i.b
ed on the invited during the fashionable sea
son" -
TIE POWER OF TIE PRESS-Jud,s
Story IN an address delivered bsloie the Pm
Beta Kappa Society IN Boston, abiding to the
freedom of the Press, says no man can
doubt the fact, that wherever the press Is Ire
il will emancipate the people wherever knoy
ledge circuiates unresirained, II Is ma long
safe to Cypress wherever public opinion i. En-
lightened il nourishes an independent, mdsc,
line, and heallhfui spirit. II faustus were
now living. he might exclaim with all the On.
thusiasm of Archlmedcs, and with far hparer
approach To the truth, Gre me Uhefe I ror
place Il free press aud ItoW shake The rOrtAa
A friend from Pendielon furnishes u, With
the following item oil sporting IN elhgence-A
young gentleman in Bath county, Mr.. John
viii ans, recently killed two large bucks IL.
horns of which were SO mterlocked tnat thev
| could not disengage themselves There is no
doubt ihey had mad combat, and from obssr-
va,ions v hich Mr.. w. made be supposed they
had been IN this c1nd,iod for several DAYS
Tue horns were so securely fastened that Il.
could not separate them without breaking OF
Que o the prongs. The bucks were killed at
two sh5lsf. and the one which escaped The first
bail carried tae other about one hundred yards
btiOIe be mel "a leadeH dealt"
Stdunion Spec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

MANCHESTER RAlL-ROAD.-lhe Rich
mond Enquirer observes The Manchester rall
road is advancing with g,eat rapidly. Some
of the rails are down, and II is expected to 90
into operation etrly ia May. The cars are
nearly completed at the Penitentialy. The
road will cost about Slo2, O0O-tonly S2UUJ
more than the estimate tue cars, about %
horses, aud other futures about %, oUO-say
Sl3oOoo in all. When il is Tecoltecied that
The "agonage of the coal has sometime, cost
apon' ~ a te.r, we can very easily esii-
maze 'he immense saving in transportation, and
the beneh OF the Manche, ter Rail Road When
the stock has been reimnursei, the toll, are IN
he Iesscned aud the stockholders are to receiy.
only b per cent per annun. The prospect is
very encouraging. aud tn stock is considerably
above par.
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SPAIN
From he Temp, Of Smldan

HUM HTt ItWF' y oHIHHV'
\ private lot pr FROM rer,uguan informs rs,
that all eommunicntlons between the inh,bi-
,,u,s of France and Spain have been sud lenly
interr.pt,d N the frontiers of Cerdagnia in
consequence Of orders received lrom superior
anthosliy IN Catalonia,
rhe Cunt dEspusAa, who was said 10 have
been wounded IN the ail,Ir at S. urgrl, ar riy-
ei at Pa, cerna from Tho abovc place, on the
18th OF ,his month, "lohs with few hundred
nj IN. men. Immediately alter detachment
wa, s,a,joned at the entrance oil thu bridge
NJ Bourg Madam, on the side next 10 Spain,
and the greatest caution wss observed org the
waOls lin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

PETITIONS were presumed W Messrs. Garland
of Amher,t, aud Ewing.
Inc following "''is we're reada first time and
ordeled to "A second reading 10 nrny;5e ..
gdinsl tae abuse of bridges erected under tho
authority OF the Commonwcalth-To ,oc,rno
rate company for the construction ofs road
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

South Carolina. the Session of the Leo;s.
azure closed ~ n lale hour on Saturday nighi
TUE ls'h' Ihey passed only ~ acts. Amono
IN" additions l." the Tax act, is the tax of ana
hrf cfnt hsaa dp"tsnfs ~ stock Of me U.;ioJ
o1aftS ana per cent upon uoads--a measure
WHICH, 'ho"gh projected, Jailed during the s-s-
$40" previous. Inc tax upon LOTTERIES has been
,, 10 h'e thousand dollars. The
Charleston Ciy Gazette states. mat " =, ~,
por'ant aud more equitable amendment, 40,
zee" made upon the law ,phich rstnies Il, man,,
oy inc new Bill the principal, without n,er
es' Is o"iy recoverable IN usurious transacn.n.
,Ie legislature has refused, again, 10 charter
INK Al Columbia. Il has renewed the char
p OF inc onlon and Planters aud hlecnanlcs,
oa"s OF TINS CITY, The c. Courier saws ,ha,
IMPRESSION appears 10 prevail, that an
ezra session OF The Legislature will be csllea
III "e event ofno modification Of The T,r;n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
Lamp AMI LinseeI Oils.

tiHE subscriber has TOR sale, soPp 10
- 0eSt Hunter Strained LAMP Ot ah',
OF best Linseed OH, at the lo"rst M.n',
ces. Howell DARIF.''
Noy4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

The rrpos of ihs sans Conmt.liss seca %
Ing IL exuedtent IL authorize
,aLe bond. of indemnify, ss' sstes' " "
House.
The House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

j % URSUANr to a decree OF the Supelo'
x Court OF CAaocery. for the Lynchou.s
District, rendered at the October term, I9'V1
IN the cdnse OF Hum against Boyd, the ua'@.
signed Marshal OF he said court viii se'i ~.
cash. before his office door, in the tom ="
Lynchbnrg, on Friday the Bis, Dece nS''
1880, ELEVEN NEGROES, or as many d,
will pay The amount of sad decree ard coz
OF sale. They are very valuable slaves '"1
amongst them two hlack,mths
J. A. HOLCOHBE, Mafshah
The above sale is postponed I'll Friday i"
II h o. January.
Jan. 3 tdSd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

IT IS stated tina, Mr.. Bartlett, of Ncnblry-
port, Mass. hal 100000 lbs. Of coffee I.
antwerp ana several boston merchants had
'"'se amohnt Of tobacco aud other mer.
chahut'e IN the public stores IL mat city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
Classical, Ems lish and Mathe
NAUTICAL School.

'ESHE next session of this School will CON
n mence on MOnd ~, 81 of January next
JOHN CARY.
Dec. 81 al
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, JUNE 2, 1881.

Foreign Ne,rs.-We have again devoted a large space in our paper ths important intelligence from Europe which has crowded upon us during the past week, even to the exclusion of some legislative de- bates, of what might be considered lesser interest," The accounts from the seat of war in Poland are somewhat various--but nevertheless are such as to leave room for doubt that the Russians have suffer- ed severe dscOmfture. The Polish Commander-in- Chief has proved himself an able officer, and wor- thy the proud station of commanding patriot army, devoted the liberty of their country. The N. York American remarks:-" The Poles, the gallant, glOrl- Ous Poles, are following up victory with victory! It is computed that already since the commencement Of the campaign 6O 900 Russians haze been pu. hors du cOm6at aud fifteen of their general officers have been killed. With such opponents in their front and on their Aanks-with insurrectioH in their rear-and in ihe midst Of country where war and the eeme ens alike hostile them. the Russian forces may well be temorazed. Is it unreasonable 10 hope that the capture of Debitsch and his army like that of Lord Cor"waIlis and his troops in revolutionary struggle, might have followed the previous of the Polish troops, and thus have all but determined the event of,he war;"
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
More NesO Goods. PORTER & co.

Have this day received from NeaO- York an ad-
 ditional sappl, cf GOODS. schieh they cE
 fer at reduced prices, comprising. tn Port.
 bLACK Italian Lustring. black and scarlet ID MERINO SHAWLS. Poplin. Worsted Balrege, gauge and silk Fancy Handk's. Lin- en Camhric and Linen Pocket do., Nansook Edgings, white and green Blond Gauge. Veils' Cotton Yarn, Batting. Wicking, S1c.-SS
 Litchfeld, May 23, 1881 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

Appoint nenss by fhe Presidem.-Edwartl Livingston, of the State of oais snia Secretary of Ssate in the place of Martn Van Buren, resigmed.
 Levi Woodbury, of the State of New Hampshire, Secretary of the Navy. n place oi John bra"ch' re- signed. " has becoH,e vacant fy the resignation Of Samue! D. imgham, has been offered iO Louis M'Lane, of the State of Delcware, at present Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIenipoteniary of the United States to Great Britain. Messvs. Livingston aud WOOdbUry
 nave entered upon the duties of their respective De- partments. Mr. Ingham, we understand will remain
 in the Treasury Department until some unfinished h'i- siness upon which he is engaged. s completed Hugh Lawson White of Tennessee, who on the Eth uit. offered the appointment ot Secretary Of war. 'n the place of John H. EatOn, resigned, has declined acceplingit We understand that the vacancy :" that Department will be forthwith supplied, and tha! 'n inc time is duties will be performed by Mr. Ea- lon.- Washington Globe.
 h is now rnmored that the War DeParimen, has heen, will be- offered to Richard M Johnson. oi Kentucky. When we state any thing as matter Of rumor we wish our readers D understand that we ueaM give 1t authority, eyen where we ourselves believe it, as we incline to believe th's-NGs. 1"E. According to the Wa.hineton Telegraph. the Hon. Molion C. Rogers, of Pennsylvania, is to he ihe cessor of Mr. Berrien as Attorney General. Jsb. ou;acv Adams late Pr.siden, of the United States, sud Representative eseea in Congress from Piyua.uih district, took seat iR the AS.A1asOnic Convention in BosOn oHe day lasi week. Gov. Branch. late Secretary of the Navy, has con-
 sened to be candidate for the next Congress, in the district lately represented by Mr. AIstOn.
 The steamboat James Kent a6vertises 10 take pas. | .enoers from New-York to Hartford for 9l each. Il MARRTED,
 In Wa,ertown, Mr. HObers ScOvill to Miss Eliza Ta N.w.Haven, Mr. JGsiin Pearcs to Miss UrsDa DIED,
 In this own on the 18th uIs: Miss urSula B. BueI, Eaged 5, daughter of Mr. Charles B1eI.
 eIn ew-Haven, Mr. Erasius Hoad'ey, 5O; drowned in Ncw. .Hnven haTbOr, Mir. David kifIee, 40; MIs
 Chittenden, 66; Mr Joel Perkins. 50; Rev. Ciaudi' , us Herrick, 56. a min pond, Mr. Elijah Morris, aged S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
Court cf Probate for tie District cf Ne.O- Hars-

ford, ss. THE Trustees of ALLEN MooRE, of New, A- Hartford. are hereby directed to give public notice to the creditors and all persons interested in said trust to appear (if they see cause) at the Probate Office in this District. on the goth day of June next, at o'clock P. M. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of said creditors: And said Trustees are directed to publish this order by adverts- ing in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, in the county of I.itchReld. and also by posting the same on the public sign-p posts in the north and south parts of the town of New. Hartford.
 ISAAC KELLOGG, Judge.
 May 80, 1881 5I
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
NOTICE.
May 30, 1881

THE subscribers having been appointed by -A the Hon. Court of Probate for the Ds- trict of Litchfr!d Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the credit "rs of FREDERICK MCNEIL, of said Litch- field. give notice that six months from the date hereof is allowed ny said Court for the creditors of said McNrill to exhibit their claims to us; and that we shall meet on the business of our said appointment at the dweI- ling house of Roger Co"ke, in said Litchfield, on the last Mondays of July and November next, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days.
 ROGER COOKE, Commis-
 DANIEL GARRETT, Sioners. LitchfeH, May SO. 1881 St
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

The Florence (A!a.) Gazette of the 18th May ,ains the foowing~o,ice. The Telegraph at Wash ngton however, states that letters of laer date from that district make no mention of the circumstance:
 Reported death of Ddrid Crockeu.-A gentleman who arrived day before yesterday in Florence, from the western district (uf Tennessee) states that David Crockett was shot while delivering clectioneering speee short time fore he leli by person ansi 1 whum he speaking. The particulars attending his lea,h we have been unable learn, or whether i, be true, we canno, say, 6ai such is the rumor
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

1.ns1mzwsreszsss -9ROKE into the encInsurs <A AD ofthe subscriber. about the 10th of May, three twu-yeari a&A.=ak&Ana old CATTLE-one red Steer, with white flank and sll in the left ear-- one red Helfer, with slit in one or both ears and one yellow Heifer, no artificial mark. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
 ACORS w: LAUTON.
 Goshen; May 28, 1881 s51
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

MaId'y.-At meeting of the Field and Brigade Officers oft the Sixth Brigade of Connecticut Militia, held in this village on "Wednesday of last week, for the purpose of supplying the vacancy in the command of said Brigade OccasOned by the acceptance by Gen: C. F. Sedgwck of the office of Major General Of the Third Division, Col. Frederick BGeN, oC this town, was elected to supply said vacancy. The elec tiOn has since been confirmed by the General As senbly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

UacOmmOn Hta.-At 10 o'clock on suaday morn. ing las May 29 the mercury in thermometer placed in the sGde to 78 degreesat half past 12 90, and at 2 o'clock 92 This for the season is very unusual in this climate. In ihe s, F. M. it rose to l22 On Monday. at } P. M. it stood at 80 in the shade-and on Tuesday the same.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
NOTICE4

WYE the subscribers, Gay R. Sanford, Da- w vid w. Catlin, and Alvin Tyler, all of the town of HarwintoD, and county of Litch- feld, in pursuance of an act entitled "an act authorizing limited partnerships in certain ca srs." have entered into partnership for the term of two years, commencing on the 14th day "f September, 1880. and ending on the l4th day of September, 1892, for ,he purpose nf carrying on a retail trade in foreign and domestic Goods, Wares and Merchaudizr, in the town of Bethlem and county of Litchield, under the partnership firm of
 A. TYLER dE co. The said A. Tyler is the general partner-He alone IS authorized to transact. manage, and sign for the partnership--and fer his acts a lone said partnership will be responsible. The said Gay R. Sanford and David ". Catlin as special partners, in pursuance of the require- nlents of said act, have furnished capital of Eleven Hundred Dollars each, for the benefit of said firm.
 - -
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

The Small Poe has broken out in Warcham, Mnss. --and two hundred workmen employed there pfec'p- itately left the town. !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

Hannah Hoskins' Estate. THE Court of Probate for the District of -A Sharon has limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors to the estate of
 HANNAH HOSKINS, late of Canaan, in said district, deceased. to present their claims against said estate for allowance to the subscriber.
 EZEKIEL HOSKINS, Admin'r. Cana0n, April so, 1881 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

T The account of the death of Mir. ChitO1, one of the Members of Congress from Kentucky, appears not to be correct, as his nams is still held up in the Kentucky papers as a candidate for re-sIection.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

The steamboat James Kent advertises 10 take pas. .eneers from New.York to Hartford for $l each.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

Gov Branch. late Secretary of the Navy, has con- sened to be candidate for the next Congress in the district lately represented by Mr. Alston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

l Jshn Quincy Adaus late Presideni ofthe UHited States, aud Representative elect in Congress from Pyua.uih district, took a seat iR the A1-A1asOnic
 Conv enlon in Boson Oue day lasi week.