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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

The General Assembly Of this State,
is now in session in Providence. The
Providence Daily Journal of yesterday,
furnishes us the following account oitheir
proceedings:
Legislature of Rhode -Bland.--The
House Of Representatives assembled at
10 o'clock, a. IN. yesterday. The Sc
nate soon after joined the House. Inc
members of the House were then called
and sworn by the Secretary, and the Sc
nate retired. Joseph l.. Tiliinghast was
then nominated and supported by the
National Republican members for Speak
or of the House, and William Spraguc,
Jun. leading anti-mason, was nomna-
ted for Speaker, and supported by the
whole strength Of the Jackson party that
and the antimasOns united.
The House consists of seventy-two
mcmbe rs, in the whole. Sixty eight
members were present. AS neither OF
the candidates voted, the whole number
of voters was siyty-siX, of which each
candidate received thi,ty-threc votes at
four ballotings in succession, when the
House ScpaTateu, 10 dS5cH'o'e "S"'" w
o'clock, p. IN. for the purpose OF again
attempting to elect Speaker. :,
AT 3 o'clock, p. m., seven more trlai'
to elect IL Speaker were made, In VAN
making eleven trials in the whole, whe'
MIR Wilbur, Il member from Scituate,
decided Jackson man, arrived, and VIM
Sprague, Jun, was elected by his vote
making majority Of one. MIR Spragu'
briefly returned thanks on taking th'
chair. George Turner and Jonah lltu
were elected clerks Of the House, IN tn
place of the two National Republican
incumbcnts-Mr Titus, Jacksonite, b.
the casting vote of MIR Speaker Sprague
The Governor and Senate then Jolne
the House for the purpose OF receiving
the proxy votes from the several towns
and committee of three members froI
each county was appointed, with n
secretary and clerks, to count the pros
cs for general officers. The grand con
mit,ce then rose. A committee Of thre
was then appointed by the House
make an abstract Of the bank returns
and the house adjourned to eleven
clock this morning
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

wv ILLIAM K. ATKINSON, At the so
w liciaton Of "A number Of ladies' and gen
flemen Of this place, will open school for the in-
struction Of Sacred Vocal Music, Oh Monday eve
hmg, the Sd Of Dec. next Scholars are expect
ed TO provide themselves with books. The latest
edition Of Handel aud Haydn, or the National
Church Harmony would be preferred TO any now
m use. Subscription papers at the store of Col B.
Marsh, jr and with the subscriber as above- terms
81. (noyI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

Virginia Electoral Ticket. Nearly all
ofthc gentlemen nominated by the Leg
isativc caucus on the Jackson and Van
Buren, Electoral Ticket, having declined
pledging themselves to vote for Nlr.p. r.
Barbour as Vice President, should he
receive u majority Of the Jackson votes,
the Jackson and Barbour Central Com
mttee of the State of Virginia assembled
lately at Charlotte. lie, and formed Il
separate ticket. There arc, OF course,
now presented to the people OF Virginia
three Electoral tCkets-two Jackson,
and one Anti-Jackson-and the ticket
receiving the highest number OF votes
will of course he elected. Should there
fore the opposition ticket receive one
vote more than the highest OF the admin
istra,ion tickets, the whole electoral vote
of the state will be lost TO jackson.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

The Philadelphia Enquirer states that
Mr. Henry King, who was considered
as one Of the Jackson members of Con-
gress elect in Pennsylvania, has publicly
avowed his opposition to the administra-
ton since his election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
Court Of Probate, .Midilctow", Ocsooer
18th, 1882.

VNHEREAs, the Administrator $ i'rS' aecoun.
w on the estate Of Abraham Brown, late OF
Mlddlctown, dec. was this day presented Tor eI-
animation aud allowance: II Is therefore ofae'eo'
that the consideration thereof be re'er'eu 10
Court Of Probate,to be holden at the iown ,'oa~e
in Mddletown. on the third Monday in November
next, at O'Clock p. m. aud that previous notice
be given by publishing copy of this order three
several times in the Herald Of the Tunes, to all
pcrsons interested in said estate, to appear al said
time and place aud be heard,-By order,
/ Oct rs, 1882. WM. SMITH, Proc. ch'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
FOR SALE

FOi S-ALE
NauA The House recently built, and
fsvs.ts9 now occupied by William Vernon,
H,ES& with all the out buildings, and 20 IL
.sEA cres ofland attached thereto, situated
on the main road, one mile from Ncwpor.-A
particular description Of the premises is not neces-
sury as any PERSONS desiring to purchase, will ex-
anime for themselves. For terms, apply at the
NEWPORT BANK.
ATSO--l pair Of young l!orses. warranted
sound with close carriage in excellent order
(bailt by Brews'er) together with Il new barouchc
of the most approved model, for strength beau
", has been used but little Apply 10
nov lst WM. VERNON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
From the same.


The Legislature Of this State, conven-
ed Yesterday, and on the twelfth ballot
elected William Spraguc, jr. Speaker,
and George Turner and Jonah Titus Tor
Clerks. The candidates for speaker
were Joseph L. Tillinghast and William
Spraguc, jr The first eleven bailo''ngs
stood SO Tor Tillinghast,S SO for Spraguc,
neither of the candidates voting. Pre-
yious to the twelfth ballot, an absent
member from Scitua:o arrived, who de-
cided the question, Tillinghast having on
the last ballot 33 and Sprague 81. MI
Spraruc is n member o.! the Anti-mason-
ic party, and was supported by every
Jackson member in the house. 1hc po'
l;ticol character Of the house present, Il
as follows, viz National Republicans 81
Jacksonites %; Anii-masons sUJ' l.
The Jackson members, among VINO"
were two adhering frcemasons, 'oted a
every balloting for The Antl-masonic can
didate. What are the services to o'
rendered by the Anti-masons IN retur'
for their kindness Of the Jackson'tes'.. Z.
Thereon hangs a tale. A few days VII
this tale unfold to the astonishment oi eve
nv Anti-mason who has honest views an
Who il unwilling to bargain away his pr'n
cirles To the Jackson party Tor snch smn
chance as the election OF speaker an
clerks ru
The balloting for the Cd clerk Of til
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

Jackson and Van Buren,, this very letter
against the missionaries is used with
great effect. The object was accom-
plishe d-and now the forgery is alleged,
in order to hook converts from among
Christians.-[N. Y. Aduocate and jour
nal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

The trial of Joachim Antoine for mur-
der on board the Portuguese brig Tri-
umpho, commenced at Boston before the
u. S. Circuit Court, on Monday last
lie was arraigncd on three indictments,
TO all which he pleaded not guilty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

.Ntw-Jtrsey. The Legislature of ~
Jersey on Friday last in joint meeting OF
the two branches, made choice of the
Hon Samuel l.. Soutlward, Clay candl-
date for Governor, by a vote Of Al to %
Several other State officers were chosen
by the same majority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
OCTOBER 25.
NEW BOOKS,
For sale by


Flora S Interpreter or the American Book Of Flow
ers and sentiments; hy Mrs 5. ]. Hale.
The Young Ladies' Own Book; a manuel OF intel
lectual npr0 vement and moral department, by
the author Of the Young Mans Own Book
I he Beauties of the British Poets, with lew i'll
troductory obseryalons-by the Rev. George
Croly.
Bible Dictionary; a Dictionary Of important names,
objects, and terms, found IN the Holy Scriptures,
intended principally for youth-by Howard Mai
colin.
Cheering views Of Man and Providence, drawn
from consideration of the origin, uses and rent
cdies of evil, by Warren Burton.
The Missionary Gazdteer; comprising geosraph-
i.al and statistical account of various stations of
the American and foreign protestant missionary
societies Of all denominations, with their progress
in eyangezation, and civilization, illustrated by
eugra, ings-by i. B. Edwards.
bookkeeping, suited 10 the business oil traders,
farmers and mechanics, mostly by single entry,
and designed for schools, to which Is added u key
10 certain parts Of the mercantile arthnctic-by
Michael alsh, a NJ.
Exercises for the closet-or every day in the year,
by VIM. Jay
Evening Exercises for the closet, for every day III
the year, by VIM. jay.
PRAYERS for the use of families; or, tire domestic
minister's assistant, by Wm. Jay.
ssNever be without book, in daily reading, OF |
Il direct striptural and dey otional tendency"
Way Marks; Or directions tJ persons commencing
!, "A religious life, selected and arranged, by u. 4
| Bedcl, ID ID.
progressiye exercises in English compositon,hy X
:. Parker.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

Forgcry.-Tho Jackson prints arc ma
king violent ado about certain letter
recently published, and signed "Andfcw
Jackson" touching the imprisoned mis-
sionarics; wherein the writer charges,
those who are sent to diilusc the gospel
among the heather, with making more
mischief than they do good. The letter:
we believe, was originally published,,wi'h
commcndaticn (oI course) III JACKSON
print; and is now, after having 1een CO.
pied into the Opposition papers, denounc-
cd by other Jackson prints as forgery
IL forged, the Jackson men themselves
are the countericiters. 1t was designed
for effect among a certain class; and we
have heard great merit claimed for Gen.
\ I.Jackson's independence, ard all that sort
of thing, as cvinced in this very forgery
I Among the Wright and Owen party III
this city, who have recently declared io'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
The Presidential Election in Pennsyl
vania and Ohio, takes place tomorrow.

Fire at Dcdham, Mass. The extensive
stable attached to the hotel kept by MIR.
James Bride, Dedham, together with the
hotel, were entirely destroyed by fire on
Tuesday morning last. About sixty hor-
scs were burnt up alive, and melancholy
to relate, the remains Of an old evo!u-
tionary pcnsioner were found in the ru-
ins. He was on his way to the city OF
Boston to receive his pension, and took
lodging in the loft. Loss ofproperty up
wards Of $780, 900. The stable was in part
occupied by the Boston and Providence
Citizens Coach Company, who had fifty
of their fine horses put up there, only IL
of which were got out, some SO badly
burnt as to require to be killed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

The General Convention Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church is still in ses-
sion in N. York. Mr. M'llvaine, Bishop
elect of Ohio; Mr. Hopkins, do. of Yer
mont; Mr. Doanc, do. of New Jersey;
Mr. Smith, do of Kentucky, were to be
secratcd on the list and lst--yestcr-
day and to-day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

Broalcloths, cassnieres, sattlnetts, ie'efs'a'ii'
flushing and pilot cloths, Devonshlre, and Canton
kersevs, common und goats hair camblets, Han
ncls, buizes aud bookings, point blankets; !"
n & I24 rose blankets-toge'her with iIEay
other desirable articles, which added to their Tor
u,er stock makes their assortment well worthy The
attention of purchasers and at such low prices AS
will not disappont their most sansune eNPec'a-
,;ons tOct %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
RANK NOTE TABLE.
.Nelp- York Notes.

.NeD- York Notes.
New-York City....par
Commercial b.... =. !
Albany bk under $50 10.
Ncw-Iork s. b
| Albany, under $40 do
Bank Of Newburgh,
under S2O......3
Meclanics'& Farms. do
Troy b..........''do
Farmers b Of
Troy ........''do.
Mohawk Dank ut Sciien-
nectady do
Birch b. of Newburg do.
Bank Of Utica, ......s
Branch b. at Ithaca, do,
| Rochester b b........dc
| Auburn, .........'do,
Ontario b Canaan
Il dalgua....'..''d do
Ontario b Utica, do
! Du,ohess Co. b----pal
/ Lansingburgh b....do
Central b Cherry
! Valley, ..........s
Geneva b ........ dc
Catskill ............ =,
| Columbia bank at
! Hudson ........un'
Middle District, ....d,
Orange County ......-
Jelleison Co. b at
| Adams, ........
Washington * War
! ren .....''..'unc
Niagara b........' dc
Greene Co. b ......J,
y Catshill, Bank of
Plattsburgb, s5 a 80
Barker's Exchange, un'
; Canal Ban. Albany, :.
D Merchants * Meclia-
:, MICS b froy.....'..
Bank Of Monroe, ut
Rochester -......'
Bank of Ithaca, at
Z Itllica,
5 Ogdenburgh bank. ....t
: Bank " hitelIall..
Wayne Go. b.......'
Bank of Genesee, ....'
Batavia, ........
Leckport b..
,. Connecticut Notes.
:, bridgeport b...... p
l. Norwich b........,
ID New Haven b.......
ID Thames b Norwich go
m Mechanics Of New
J. Haven, ..'..'''d
,t Hartford .........d
Is Phoenix bk. Hartford d
7. Middletown b......d
- Fairfield Go. bank, ID
in Windham Co. do. I'D
IN Eagle bk. N.liaven, un
Or All others, .........'
Massachusetts,.
= Boston Banks, ......
Springfield b........'
Il Nantucket b........,
~ Pacific bank Nant. c
Manufac. & Mechan-
,c les b ut Nant.
All other Massachu-
I'll sets notes, &c.,
III Rhode-Biand.
nj Pawtucket. .........
!, Farm L. Mech. .broI
nj Burrillyille b ......l
a. al, other banks, .....
Maine.
'Wiscasset b.. .''.b
Kenebec, lIallowe1, I
D. All others, ....''''
VtrmOnt.
Burlington, n,.''''.''
All Others, ..''.''
\ .Nt,o-Hampshue.
RI, All the banks, .....
hs .Ne,D-Jers.y.
es State bank at Morris
,ri. town under 80,
ON State blS. at Camden,
Com. blk. under $40,
. Sussex b......do.. =.
Ik. Cumberland be-. a,
25 Bridgeton .....'
cts Monnt Holly b...'.
md Morris Canal b.....
49, nj -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

Salem Banking Compa-
ny........ls
Salem s. Phl. Manu-.
Co. .unc
bank at ". Brunswick
under $50.
Boboken Banking
4 Manu-. Co.
Patterson b...... a 10
Peoples b........4at
Monmouth, .... 9Oa95
Farmers & Mechanic
bank at Rahway....a
Lombard s l'rotec.
ton, ...s...... unc.
All others, under 5 dol
lars.
! Pennsylvania Notes
Banks in Philadelph. ! :
Bank in Penn Town.
ship............do do
Bank in Chester Co. do.
! Bank in Delaware Co do.
Farmers b. Lancaster do.
Harrisburg b. do
Morristown b.......do
i Easton b.... ......do
Morris b at Potts.
vile, .......... do
!. Germantown b.. ..do
Northampton b.. lido
Lancaster ..........t
Erie Il. ............l
York Is B.Bucks Co.do
Farmer. r.............I
Gettysburg b....lalt !
Chambersburg b.....do
} Carlisle b. do
Bank of Pittsburgh, ..do
Reading b..........s
Brownsville b........5
! Northern b of Penn. unc
New liope, ........
4IAll others, ......I5a50
Deia,cdre Notes.
3 Laurel bro
All others, ..........a
Z Maryland Notes.
% Baltimore b's........i
Port Deposit. pa
! Eikton b........70a75
10 Cumberland b OF Ale
gany,.........' unc
J Somerset&Worcester, do
Somerset br. Snow
ar hill. do.
10 Bank OF Somerset,
4 Princess Ann. .unc,
10 All others, .......Ia2
lUgiiid Notes.
D. b. Of Virginia & bran
0. ches, ..........Sal
D. Farmers b. do. Il do.'.
o. Valley ............do
0. Branch b Leesburg. do
D. Branch b Charleston, 1
c. Branch b Romney tal
2 w. Il. Of Eirg.....5
District of Columbia,
iMerch. | b. Of Alex. .br,
10 Columbia ......25a 80
10 All others in the Dist.
o. North Carolina.
State bank and BRAN
10. ches ..........2a2a
Newbern& CapeFear, do
10. South Carolina.
charleston banks ..l Sa2
. | Georgia.
enIAucusta, ........2aa3
nc State b Of Savannah, do
.5Planters b do. do
Darien, ..........3a 1
70. Ohio Notes.
10. Chilicotlle ..........5
"A BlNarietta a...........do
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
ID Il ATII 3.

In this town, on the 23d uIt. Mary Jane, infant
daughter Of Gen. Thomas Stacey, Jf. aged l3 mos.
IL days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
LOT OF LAND AT AUCTION.
BOOTS IND SHOES.

fT1 B. MARSH, Jr. store No.
1876, old stand, directly opposite
&H <<7S the Golden Fagle, has just re-
~ turned from Lynn, with COM
plete assortment Of Ladies BooIs Shoes as was
ever brought into Newport; among them are. La
dies gater boots, for l2s pair, first rate arti-
Gle; also, sentlen,en's boots and shoes, Of every
kind, both thick and thin; boys and children's de.
and every other article called for in his ine, ofthe
first quality and loves, prices.
Oct %, 1892,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
M A IL IL / A & T. s.

In New-York, on Monday evening last, by TN
Rev. MIR Ware, Capt. Benjamin W. Comstock, Il
Miss Catharine c. eldest daughter of Capt. William
Constock, Of Providence, Il. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NR1E, the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Hon Court Of Probate oi ihe 'e"i'
Of Newport, Commissioners TO receive anu eN''n
inc the claims of the creditors against the es.nte u
Nlehitable Il. jackson, alias Anthony, late oi New
port, dec. represented msolyen,, hereby give no ,
iice ,ha, six months from the d.te hereof pe'"s Ill
lowed for receiving said claims, we wil' attend AZ
in, stor. of Daniel e. nen!anl, IN lhames-street,,
on ,hc las, Saturdays of January, February and
March. at o'clock, p. ~ for the purpose aiore-
SAID.
Isaac Taggart,
Daniel ma ! G clD,a D1nAam' co"''''
| Oct. lst, 1892. loc' 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

GRAND STATE LOT"RYClass 90,
THIS Day
$4,000 Highest prize.
Tickets ", parts in proportion.
MILNE ST,ATE LOTRY, Glass /,
Draws Friday Nov. .,
$4,000 Highest prize,
And 95 Of 81 ,Oo0;-tickets s., parts in
proportion.
CON.N LOTRY. 80,
Draws Saturday, November Sd.
$4,000 Highest prize;
And 10 Of $1,000;
Tickets $5, paris in proportion. j. c. SHAW.
GRAND !S7.4TE LOI"RY. class 3G,
THIS Day!
$4,000 Highest prize;
Tickets So, parts in proportion.
.u4LNE STATE LO1'RY. Glass l.,
Draws Friday Nov 2.
$4,000 Highest prize;
And 25 Of $lOOO,-tickets S., parts in
proportion.
CO.N.N. LOT'RY Glass SO,
Draws Nov. Sd,
$4,000 Highest prize.
And 10 Of $l0OO-tickets S., parts in
proportion.
For tickets and shares apply TO
G. II. CAHOONE.
DRAWN NUMBERS.
Connecticut, 81,
55 I6 3 36 81 30 40 50
Maine State, 80.
10 46 90 45 53 ! 8 Al
\ Connecticut, 90.
i SO o6 sc 8 7 80 Al 80 %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-01

sJs Tie Painting s. Glazing business,
will in future be carried on by the subscriber, AT
the old stund, No. Il6, Thames street, where is
kept constantly for sale, large assortment Of
Paints, Oil, Glass, Sc SC.
/ Oct p WM. STEVENS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
MISSIONARIES IMPRISONED.

Among the many considerations which should infiu- efforts in defeating bad administration, the case of the imprisoned missionaries should be for gotten. Let il he remembered sllas of fellow ciixeus have been seized and incarcera'ed contary to law jus,ice and the solemn obligations ef treaties with elons aRd ou,laws whose only offence has been ihst fiabofing in the of humanity and christian benevOleace among tl,e needy and much oppressed abOrignes. under the sanction of government. While executing the object of their mission that unhappy people. in she diusion of the pure light of christianity and cvilizaon among tem, they were forciby arres.
 ted by band of fierce soldiers ordered ihiier by the authority the state of Georga eoairary to the iaws ofthe land, and ngainst the uaaenabe rights of the Indians, dragged before merciIcss and unjnst iro. nal there endured the shameful farce of mock trial and were condemned to lour years confinement io hard labor with thieves. robbers, and assassins.
 Alter their condemnation, they were iasaiied with promise oi pardon condition ef EenounciRg theiI righ, ,he performance of their duties mssiena rss. This proposiiios they indignantly rejected wisi spirit that did credit b inc Grmness of shose wls were dessrmaed to s,lfIss as martyrs in the cause cFissiau bensvolelcs, rather thaa deny their pviac
 pies Or abjare their rights. They sought prOtscsiss and Tsrefi,y an appeal so the Supreme Court of ih. United SIaiss. There their cause underwent mas Isry investigation, and they were aeqpi,tsd hOnoEab, by that iribunak Chisf Justice arss.aII, in deliver iag the opinion of the Court. ssOs in the following emphatic language h bshaIf of tim in whose nam. the appeal was bsonght:
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
NOTICE.

TyHE members of the First EcrlfSidsfienl El Society in Litchfeld will take nOaics that their Annual Meeting will be holden at the Lecture Root, of said Soriety, on the l2ih day Of N0vembcr next. If one a'cinck F. M. for the purpose of choosing their Officers for the ensuing year; of making arrangements for dtfraying the expenses of the Society; of erecting. or permitting tO be erected, Horse Sheds ip the rear of their gChurch; and fer doing any other business proper to be done al said meeting. 'e'a s9.5'
 te ','l' GEoacE c. WoopRurE, } Soeiety's 1sfs a EBEN'R W. BOLLEs, Commit
 LEONARD KINNEY, tee. '" '.
 N. E. Debtors to ihe Society are remiuded of the necessity of immediate payment. s' h October 80, 1889 " 'sss8q b"e Ag2I
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
oa AUCTION SALE.

WE'LL he sold at public auc,ions near the w Court, Honse in Litchfeld, on Friday the 9ih day of November next, nnleassrfe- viously disposed of nj private ,sales alla atha. Personal Properly lexcepting household III. niturcl belonging to the estate of
 FRANCIS Ss FELTON,. late of LischGeId, :, sisreascd, consisting of ono Stage Coach, eight Horses, two setts of Har- ncss..t two Wagons, two Sleighs, Wearing 10 o'Gl1ek 4. M.
 tlsALBERT SEDewIcK.s2 A,a,.. a9fT.72es MARsHALL PELTos, |. Lilckfeid. Oct. 30. 1882 naf lse -@ Ql
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
 N trct ofLi,chfeld has limited and alldw- ed six monihs from tbes date hereof for ths creditors tO the sestate .0f ,. st1. @ @ss
 - sa JOSEPH SCOVIL.L. Jun.
 late of Harwinton. in said district. deceased, to rxlfibih their claims to the snhscribers, duly authenticated, for allowance All claims n0t presented within said time. will beSdsharred recovery. Those indsbted in said estass are requesisd to make immediate payn,tnt 10 N .4 tabY4 JOSEPH II. SCOYILis, Adm'r.
 h Rarieinion. Oct. so. 1882 8s. s2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
MARRIED..

In tIs towp. on Sunday evening last, by Rev. Mir. Hickok, sA1r James O Brien, of Torrpgf0n to Miss Mary McNs, dangiitcr of Bfr. John hicNcif, of Liichfal,f. 3 f@H @Fbts s.f
 In Winchester, on the 24lb ut., John Rutherford Jun, Egg. of Macon. Georga.io Miss Caroline HurI- but, dnug hter of Lcmuel H,rilnt. Esq of w.
 In Eeiblem, on Sunday last. Mir. Jeremiah Tryon, ofLichfeld, to Miss Jane A, Foot, oi Behem. t,s DIED,
 In this village, on Sunday last, Harvey D. son pf Mir. Lunan Cnrtiss, nged years " tta slI -A \
 In Harwin,on,on ,he 14th ult.. Mr Joseph Scovill, Jun. aged 54. vt.a t.fI s1,ff t{lffg.s4
 In New.ilaven Mre. Mary Wise, nged 70 Mrs Hiichcock wife of $. J. Hitchcock, Esq. c5; Mrs Sarah Bnii,. aged S9. .&ft e4Hnf sfsR 8s IT In M.ddIeiown, the 10th inst. Dr.. Henry Wood ward, aged B. He was ilful physician aud highly esteemed by his fellow ciii2ens. He son of Dr W. of TorringtoH. and brother of Dr. ". ~ Weth- ersfeld. Two years ago he represented Middleiown in the Legislature of this State.
 In Colebrook, on lhe 18th inst. the Rev. sAzariah Clark, aged 54.
 In Durham, on ,he 22d inst Rev. 'ralcoi, Bntes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
Mulberry Trees.

TTNHE subscriber lqtIyra for. sale a few thon- IL sand H,hiie Mulberry Trees. raised on his farm in Goshen. frana lise is six feet high. re markabie sthrihy and healthy Purchasers may have Ihe lIEitilegA of selecting iF0m tho nursery, if applicntiaD he made soon.
 WILLARD GATLOHD. !, 50sken. Oct. A. 1889 a - eaO