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Arr at New York LIST, brig Agness, Talbot, Of
Bristol, 40 days from st Petersburg
Sailed from Alatarzas, 9th uil. ship Aquetnut,
Mosher, of Bristol for Kiga.
Arr at New bediold, 5th, ship Hesper, Brown,
Pacific Ocean, last from 1alcahuana, May 2sth,
with 400 bbls oil. Heard from on Coast of Pc
ru, Feb 2Oth, ship Magnet, Brown, of Warren,
1900 ; Anne, ,Swaine, Bristol, 40.
Slh--arr ship Frances Il enrietta, Russell, Pacf-
ic ocean, Talcahnaua June 9Th, with 22O0 bbs
whale oil.
Arr at Holmes Hole, Sept 9TH, ship Alexander,
Swain, from Pacific Ocean, and AZ days lm Per-
Sambuco, with 1900 bbs OIL
At Cape De Verbs, July 10th, ship Two Broth
ers, Pease, Of New bediotd, no oil.
The schr South America, Of New York, from
Providence for the West Indies, went ashore on
Tuesday night, on Block Island. After cutting a.
way both nlasts she go: off, leaking badly
Arr at Boston, Sth, ship America, FIN st Ubes,
Aug ) . brig Mercator, fun Maraunan, Aug C.
Cid, brig Acton, Havana
Arr at New York, 7lh, brigs William, % DIS fin
Trnidod licnry, Ponce, =. X. 26 days.-Sailed,
ship London, Canton.
Arr at Providence, 2Sth, brigs New England
Biglow, Rum Key Phebe, Hunt, st Johns, PR.
Mary, Rogers, Bangor (; sch WIN 4 John, Ma
chais; Susanna, Brooks, Fredericksburg Polly
Morrill,, Charleston.
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ITEMS.

Ebenezer Starnes, Esq. has been ap-
pointed Attorney GeGcral Of the State of
Georgia, in place of Charles j jenkins,
Esq resigned.
Apout thirty students have been admit
ted to the Freshmen Class in Harvard
College, in addition to the orty-eighi who
were admitted before the Commencement.
1t is stated that the late Ezra Stark
weather, Of Worthngton, gave $1,000 to
Williams College, and $1,000 to the town
OF Worthngton.
The new English Opera House has
been opened. A new opera called the
Sylphide, for which 1863 new dresses were
ordered, was to be Produced.
The editor of the Detroit Courier has
Published card, thanking his brother
editors for the kind manner IN which they
announced his death, but informs them OF
his being still among the living.
The Wing State Convention will be held
at Utica, N. Y this day for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Governor.
Messrs Granger and Stevens are said to
have absolutely declined being considered
as candidates for the office OF Governor.
The citizens Of Natchcz have rendered
the Hon. George Pondexter the com.
pliment Of public dinner.
Stapes Captured. The Portuguese
schr FelcidaJe, with l64 slaves captured
off the East end of Cuba, by the British
armed schr Nimble, was carried to Nassau
25th ult. The aptain, mates and boat
swain, (the only whites on bo ard ESCAPED
in boat during the chase.
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EH a Es7s HE'D.

In Nantuc!-t, on Sundfy evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Mason, Mr. William J.. Burroughs (oi
the irm Of Knowles Il Buroughs) of Providence,
to Miss Lydia NJ dougliter Of Samuel Ii. Jencks,
Esq. of the former place.
In Brooklyn, MIR. William Lloyd Garrison, of
Boston, to Miss Helen Eliza Benson, daughter OF
George Benson, Esq. of Brooklyn--Rev. Calvin
Philleo. of Cattskill N. Y. 10 Miss Prudence Gran
dsil principal of the colored school in Canterbury
In Wrentham, on the Sd, Mr.. Edward Pratt, OF
Fall River to Miss Sarah A. Blake, daughter o
Robert Blake, Esq. of Wrentlam.
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NEW
F0W Goods! CheaD ! :!

ia BURROU Gil, JR. & CO. have
eD Q just received A cases, comprising
a general assortment of Goods adapted TO
the approaching season, purchased by
paltncr in New York, at very reduced
prices. Among them are the following :
. pieces French merino cloths, (spicndid
colols) verp cheap.
case OF French, English and domestic
prln s.
8 boxes Sd, A, and Sd thibet hdkls.
/ do. wide silk bralds, assorted colors.
do. gauze cap ribbons.
piece black Italian silk Of superior
quality; merino circassIan, book muslin,
velvet ribbon, furniture aud apron checks,
Russia diapers, tickings, flannels, Eng
Iish aud German pins, gloves, laces, edg-
ings, SC. SC, all Of which will be oilered
at prices that will give the utmost salts
faction to the purchaser.
Sept. 8.
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The Senate Of the United States con-

The Senate Of the United States con-
sonsists Of forty-eght members. Before
the adjournment Of that body, last spring,
only seventeen supported the Administra-
tion. Since that period, three Of this
number have dserted the "Old Roman" !"
namely Hendricks, Moore, OF
Alabama, and Tipton--leaving only four
toen supporters Of the measures of the
Executive, out Of forty-eight, or less than
one third. Two years ago a majority OF
this body were Jackson. New York
Gazette.
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The Fall River Monitor says--"The
Unitarian Society of this place have IL
unanimously invited the Rev George w.
Briggs to become their pastor. The in
vitation we understand has been accepted
and the ordination is to take place on the
24th September inst.
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TEAS.

THOSE in pursuit Of Choice Teas will find it
TO ther advantage 20 cal on the subscr-
her. where may be fonnd good Dung hyson tea
extra do do do do do do nyson do do do m.
perlaI do ; do do pmnpo~ dor do do do SOU
cI"ng do good do do
The above are all fresh and selected with
great care GEO. T.. GAR NER,
Sep 6 WuieT-st.
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GuardiaiL,S .NoLice-

The subscriber hereby gives public no
tlce that he has been duly appointed by
the Honorable Court Of Probate Of the
town OF Warren, Guardian to the person
and estate of
JO.NATHA.N PERRY WOOD,
of West Charleston, In the county OF Mi
ami, in the State Of Ohio, minor under
the age of 81 years, and son of the late
Mr.. Jonathan Wood, of Warren, II. /.
and taken upon himself that trust by Civ
ing bonds as the law directs. lie there
fore requests all persons having demands
against said estate to present the sdme
for payment within months from Aug.
30, 1884 and all those indebted will
make Immediate paymentto
SAMUEL RANDALL, Guardian.
Sept. 6. 6w.
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SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.
Warren Seminary
NDE Nc LADIES.

WSHE Fall lerm OF this institution
"a. will commence on Wednesday , the
10th day Of September next, and conlin-
ue 10 weeks. Tuition in English Gram
mar, Geography, and Arithmetic, S3,75
for the term III higher English Branch
es, $500 ; in Languages $3.50. Extra
charges Lectures 90 Calisthenics
S 90 Ornamental NeodIework S 90 !;
Drawing and Painting $500 Music
$1,000. Board, exclusive OF washing,
from SI,33 to 81 80 per week including
washing, from 81 80 To Sl,75.
ROBERT A COFFIN, Principal.
Warren, II. l. Aug. 2. 3,iseow
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship WARREN, Moyhew, Pacific Ocean, 10 sail
about Sept seth.
fCjD Letters sent to this Office, free ofcxpcnse,
will be dispatched by FIRST convey ancc.
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Wooden Ware.

TAINTED cedcr tubs clOar do do painted
r~ do pals do do half o clear do paIis
= lnicd do kcolcrs, of BURR'S make, which
II a sufficient gunraniee that they are first
sate ar,icle. Also. Ware Of other makers, mats
- sc. For sale hy
GEO. T. G.1RDNER.
Sept g. Water street.
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Value Of Steamboats,. DR. Beecher, in
one Of his late sermons on the prospect
of the West, stated that in the Valleys OF
the Ohio and Mississippi, It was not un-
usual for Clergymen to 90 a distance OF
a hundred miles to exchange Leaving
home on Saturday and returning on Nor
dav.
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On.-The Journal Of Monday says !:
"Whalo was sold as follows 10000 gal-
Ions mt 27cts COCO at "a l-4cts, aud on
Saturday, 10000 gallVas at q l-2cts, all
in large casks"
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GEOLOGICAL LECTURE.
THE 7lh and 9th lectures will be on
Monday and Wednesday evenings next,
at l-2 past o'clock. Subject-the Sec
ondary Formation. Sept. I3.
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CHOLERA.

.NsW York, Sep. 8.-The City Inspector
rep rts the death of 500 persons for the
week ending on Saturday last, Of whom
i13 were men, SO women, lO7 boys, and
10 girls I49 ofthem were of cholera
Decrease OF cholera since last week
forty four.
There were 10 deaths reported on
Sunday and on Monday 2I.
yNsw Bedford.-No new case Of Chole-
having occured for the last two days, the
Board Of Health have discontinued their
reports. The papers of yesterday say no
case of Cholera now exists in the town.
CHOLERA IN GEoRGIA.-The Cholera
had made its appearance IN Savannah
The following is from the report of the
Bo ard Of Fl ealth on the Sd inst.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
Wednesday, Sept. 3. II o'clock.
Fellow CIrIzENs,-The Board Of
Health announce to you the occurrence
OF one death in our city BY Cholera, with
in the last "a hours. No new case has
been reported to them since, within the
limits Of the city. Upon the plantation
Of Mr. Whitman, about 10 miles from the
city, two deaths by Cholera, and SIX new
cases have occurred since their meeting
yesterday.
Extract Of letter from a highly respecta-
Die Planter dated EDisvo ISLAND,
August 81. at has been raining
steadily for about thirty hours, and there
is no immediate prospect Of fair weather.
My fears are at length realized, cater
pillars have appeared in large numbers
in several fields on the Island, and as l
understand on Wadmrlaw, also. On FRI
day saw them depredatlng on my own
Cotton.
When il is considered the crops are at
least 8 weeks later than usual, no doubt
can exist but that the harvest, at least so
far as this Parish is concerned, will be
uncommonly scanty."
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april I3.
GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,.
HE subscriber has on hand at his
Store, corner OF Water and Miller
streets, "A general assortment of goods
usually called Tor IN a Grocery Store,-
such as coffee, tea, sugars, melasses,
-four, butter, cheese, pork, lard, soap, cam
dies, oil, dried apples, apples by the BAL
rel or bushel, spices Of all kinds, ground
pepper, loaf and lump sugar, rye and in
dian meal, SC. SC.
WOODEN WARE.
A general assortment Of Wooden waro
such as willow Wagons, cradles, tubs,
pals, draw and deck buckets, mortars,
nest boxes, dippers, trays, umbrella stands,
table mats, rolling pins, cheese hoops,
balls, boxes, patent wheel heads, pound
ers, churns, flower pots, hair and wire
selves, sc. &c.
ALSO-Stone, earthern and crockerv
ware. All OF which he will sell as low as
can be bought.
NATHANIEL DROWN.
MAY TO-
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}, a, .Ak,sT.t. s. 8
Il. w Blu Is II ,


& GENT for the sale of PIER
IA PO.VI"S PATENT UORIC
FiRE PLACES, for burning Anthracite
Coal, is prepared to furnish this vcrJ de-
>irable coal-burner, at the Manufacturers
prices.
The article is ready for sale and may
he examined ut his Store where those
III quest OF Crates are invited to call
Any size not on hand will be furnished
To order without delay. Sept. 8.
4 Z a Cout of Probate holden within and
.: Tor the oVnoi Balrngton, Sept 2. 1884,
90 rhe Comm iss onors on the estate Of SAM
UEL ADAMS, tate of Barring on. deceased. =.
p osenlcd tuor report Iof accepian'e -Ir l.
ORDERED thai tue consideration thereof he re-
torrod 10 out, OF Pro ate To be- holden
aid Bauin. lon, o. The ir-t Nondil Of Octobr'|
next and thal prcvous notice be gwen TO u,
by blishnD- this order thee sever
al 'mes h. the Northern Star, al when time al,
persons interested ma, appear aud he heard.
JOHN TYLER, Probate Ce,k.
Sept. 10.
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s,NnnTNG cGHAg g0
1UST opened from new York, -four cases OF
u seasonsble Goods, OF every variety, puscbas
Cd at reduced rates and will be exchanged for
ASH, at very small advance Among them
are Grape dc chene, sewing silks, g uze and
blonde hdkis, PLAID and striped English ging-
hams, hight and dark calicoes, ribbons, silks,
tick lnss, fans, gloves diaper, corded skirts, SC.
sc. &c.
J4. j. BURRoUGH, Jr. & Co.
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Groceries, Provisions,
&c. &c.


The subscriber keeps constantly on hand
at his Store on Broad-street, near the E.
Piscopal Curch, an assortment Of Groce-
ries, such as teas, coffee, loaf and brown
augar, melasses, rye and indian, meal, pi-
lotbread, crackers, cheese, butter, salt
fish, rice, salt beef and pork, lard, choco-
late, apples, raisins, spices of all kinds,
chewing and smoking tobacco, segars,
vinegar, cider, lamp oil, potatoes, onions,
beets, turnips, pickles, wooden ware
crockery, quiils and paper, pins, cotton
thread, soap, nuts of different kinds, curry
combs, hinges, hooks and staples, herring,
sword fish, flour, sc. SC.
WANTED, in exchange for the above,
butter, cheese, potatoes, meal, apples,
eggs, or CASH
Aug. 90. S. S. SWASEY.
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ENoRNroUs MEDICAL FEES. We have
heard within few days, Of several instan-
ces Of medical charges, so enormous,
that we think they ought to be exposed to
the knowledge and reprobaiion OF the pub
lie. One OF these is that of a practitioner
in Brooklyn, who brought in his bill for
about months attendance on IA gentle
man lately deceased, to the enormous
amount Of three thousand fire hundred dol
lars; beIng at the rate OF nearly serenteen
dollars per day. The executor, or admin
istrator, very justly refused to pay ii; and
the matter,we understa. d, has been left to
the decision Of arbitrators. The attend
ance Of the physician, it is said, was ar
duous, consisting Of three or four visits u
day. Allowing this to be the case, five
dollars would no doubt have been ample
day for each days attendance. But the
patient was dead, and the doctor seems to
have thought he could not well take too
large a ice out Of what was left to his
heirs. How the arbitrators will decide,
remains to be seen. N. Y. Trans cript.
Murder. An aitocious homicide took
placc in the Aub urn State Prison on the
23th ut. While some Of the convicts
we're at work cutting and splitting wood in
one oftho back yards, a dispute arose
between two ofthem-one became so en-
ragged at the other, that with one blow
with his axe he literally split his head open
he died Immediately.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Sept 8.

(RepOrted for the Boston fatriot.)
At market 9l5 beef cattle TAO stores;
5000 sheed, and ll4O swine. Several
parts of lots, Beevos, Stores, Sheep and
Swine, unso'd.
Prices s.-beef cattle-sales were more
even than they were last week, but prices
will average about the same I'VE quote
to correspond with last week, viz-prlme
4 rs good a 4 so ; thin 3 70.
Working Oxen-We noticed few
yoke sold at S48, 55, Cd, 60, 78 and 80.
Cows and Calves.-Sales were effect
ed at Sl8, %, %, % and 33.
Stores-Our prices range so as to
comply with Eastern and Northern, viz ::
yearlings Sc a9; two years old so a
is three years old $l9 a 25.
Sheep-Dull, dull. Lot of midding
quality were taken at l-25, 33, 81,
40, SO, | 81, 60, 67 and 48 -
better qualities at 9 az II. Wethers,
s, me of which were very fine. 9, 90,
9 rs and 49,
Swine-The large number at market
caused prices to decline /; one lot most Of
which were old, half barrows, at cents !;
lot old and young at 4c for sews and D
for barrows a lot of shoats, half barrows
at SO, and one lot at 3-4c; at retail,
5 for sows and 6 for barrows.
CONVENT RIoTERs. The Grand Jury
Of Mddlesex assembled at Concord this
morning. The Justices have returned
twelve presentments to the Grand Jury,
of persons implicated in the burning OF
the Nunnery. A great number of wit
nesses have been summoned. The ex-
aminations will probably occupy the Jury
the whole week. We learn, Gays the
Bunker Hill Aurora, that man by the
name of Sergeant Baisdell, a brickmaker
in the employment Of Kelley, (now in
PRISON. was arrested on Wednesday, and
after an examination before Mr. Justice
Buttrick, Of East Cambridge, bound over
for trial in the sum of $1,000. Commit
ted for want Of sureies.
Boston Transcript.
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A letter from Capt Pease, Of ship Columbus, of
Fairhaven, dated Johanna, April 10Th, reports her
with 200 bbs sperm oil. Heark from IS days be-
fore, ship Ceres, Parker, New Bedford, $50, in
GLIDING what she sent home 20 days before, Com
Decatur, fobey, do. I20, bound to Timor |; one
month before, Cicero, iussey, do. $50 Pallad-
um, Wood, New London, 300 Julius Caser, Iio-
bron, do. 300; Ann Maria, Chester, do. 400 whale
and 800 sperm Phoeion, Bounce whales and
80 sperm.
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(slPIRITS TUR pENTlNE and general as
" sort nent OF PANTS AND OIL, for sale
by James Ca dner.
juiy H.
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Timoeon. Bunker, 1900 America, Chace, Of
Bristol, 900 f; Ganges, Clark. Of do 400 Gen.
Jackson, Smith, ofdo $50 George Washington,
Gibbs, 700 Mary Mitchell, Coffin, 1900 isa-
bella. Taber, 2200 I; Gratitude, Fisher, 2lOo
Atlantic. Fisher, $50 Ontario, Barnard, 400
Minerva, Barker, 200; May Flower, Swain, 220O
Brighton, Tuckerman, 1850 Friendship, Mer-
chant, 1000 Congress, Abrams, $50 Young Ea-
gle, Coleman, 1900 Gid Barstow, Cary, 100.
In April, ships Fabius, Chase, 100 Merca-
tor, Sprague. 40 Vermont, Norton, 500 ; Re-
becca Sims, Coffin, 1850 Cambria, Croker,
1900 Corinthian, Uphan, 1860 Young Phoenix,
Bassett, 800 Harvest, Pollard. 2l00 Chelsa,
Davis, 2I50.
Schr Independence, IIalch, (of Bristol fin
Havana for Providence
Sloop Superior, Child, New York.
SIoop Aimira, Blake, Warwick.
9Th brig Jacob, Eddy, Trinidad, via Baltimore.
Sloop Patonic, Lewis, Barnstable.
sth-soop Harvest, Blvens, Taunton.
Sloop Hope, Carr, Newport
9th-soop Nj Morah, Ingraham, Providenc).
Sloop Almira, Blake, do.
loth-soop Fame, Pearce, Bristol.
Sloop Eliza, Lawton, Providence.
lith-soop Mt Morah, Ingraham, do.
Sloop Sophronia, Davis, Fall River.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-20

F The regSlar quarterly meeting of the Church Missionary Association cf Litchfeld County. aiH be hela AW SE Pefer's Charch. Piyns6stth, on Ihursday the g0ih inst. as sohich time q sernton wiH be deliversf by appointment; severat addresses maHe and O collection taken in aid of the funds of the Association. 1t IS er- pected that the Bishop ef the Diocese ,0iU 'be present to hold an Ordination, in addition to otber services on the day previoHs. The friends cf missions are GOsctionateiy inrised to attend.
 Fed. 1S 2s6
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-20
REAL..ESTATE
FOR SALE.

NONSISTING Of a large twO-story BricE. O Dwelling House. together with a Barn and other convenient out buildings, and about 40 Acres ef choice LAND, well adapted to blowing and moving, situate in the sOdtherly part of ShefIields in the county of Berkshire, and state of Massachusetts, it being part Of the farm formerly owned and occupied by Gen. Jeremiah HiClsOk. late deceased.
 For particular description of the premises, and the terms of sale, reference may he had {" MT. R0YsE LEONARD, of Sheffield alnre- said, DANIEL WILLIAMS. Esq.of Lenox, insaid' county. or to LOT NORToN, of Salisbury, in Litchfeld county, and state of Connecticut.
 Sheftld, Feb. I8, 1884 ST
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-20

At Court cf Probate kolden at Litckfeld,.
 ,cithin nad }or the District of I.iich field, on
 the l5sk ddy' df Febmdry, 1884:
 Present, Frederick Wolcoft, Esq. Judge
 T1PON the petition of Content Beach, for
 O merly of Torringt0n, in said district, now of Dover, in the county of Stralf"rd aud state ofNew- Hampshire, showing to this Court that she is the mother and legal guardian of Cath arine Beach, Samuel Beach, and Malnda Beach, all minors under the age of twent v one years, and residing ih said Dover; and that each of said minors is the owner in e-simple of one undivided eighth part of three certain tracts of land situate in said Torrington, and within said probate district of LitchReld, sub ieGt tn the right of dover of the said petition- CT therein, which. estate descended to them from their father Samuel Beach, late of said TOrfi0gton, deceased, apd from two children ofsaiH Samue! Beach, deceased, sisters of the said minors, who died without issue since the decease of said Samuel. One of said tracts contains about 85 acres, and is of the value Of twenty eight hundred dollars. The second of ] saif tracts contains about seven acres, and is | of the value of eighty dollars. The third of
 said tracts contains about IA acres, of the va
 tue of one hundred, and twenty -dhllars-,said several tracts being bounded as described in
 the petition-And further stating that said 1 lands are H1produtsive to said minors; that a
 part of the proceeds of the sale of the same
 is required for the nurture and edGcation ol
 said minors; praying that the interest of said
 minors in said real estate may i,e sold and the
 avais thereof be disposed of as the law directs l -as by petition on file, dated Feb 3, 1884 : H IS ordered by this Court. that said guardi-
 an give notice of said application, by causing { this order to he published in a nswspaper ! printed in Ltchfeld three weeks successively
 at least six weeks befOfe the hearing and that said petition will be heard'at the Probate or
 ice u said District, on the fifth day of May I, next at ten o'clock ip the forenoon. I Certified from the Rreord, by
 ! S7 FREDERICK WOLcoTr. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-20

Al meeting of delegates from the several towns com posing the 18th Senatorial District holden a the house of Cot. ThaAdeus Griswold, in Torringford the 18th inst, it was {" Resoived, That this Convention nominate HI HERON ROCKWELL. Esq., Of Colebrook, as g suitable per. son 10 represent this District Senator in she nexI General Assembly.
 Resoired. That this CoDventoD concur in the nom iDation oi State Officers made by the Committee ap- pointed by the Convention held at Hartford in December last. Resoiped. That the proceedings of this meeting, signed by the Chairman and Secretary, be published in the Lehield Enquirer, Connecticut CoOrant, and
 GAYLORD WELLS, Chairman CHARLES ADAMS, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-20
NOTICE.

'TFsHE Court If Protate for the District of
 l Litchield has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of
 ELIAS MERWIN, I hate of Warren, in said district. deceased, t0. exhibit their claims to the undersigned, exc cutor of the last will and testament of said de- ceased. AlI,cIaims not presented within said time, properly attested, will be deharred a re- covery. Those indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment to
 DAN CARTER, Erecuior., :.
 Wogren. Feb. 15, 1884 "S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-20

Ihe simultaneous meeting of hhe Litchfsld Temperance Society sOiN be held at ike Congre- gotiOnol Church in this to,s" on Tuesday, fte q.esied to nake yefuns' 6fssbscribers at that time, and 10 call O,sfhe Secretary for Ghe 1raci oT"My Mothsr's GoId Ring'' 1oT distributioh.
 LifchfeId. Feb. 20. 1st