Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-01

entire splisfacloa % toHo paFuus and gNzgans VINO
have entrusted Young ladieaiO thstr care.
This school, 80 well AZ thar ~ The aea6smy, VIII
commence ilssummeFs term early in Nay; and q would
wiIhout douha afford the citizess Of our yage ard
much qualification 70 witness large aumber Of
young ladies attending eaeh sfths seinaEiss. So r
from their being vipal iasiluons except 10 eir de-
sire TO excel IN "teaehing the young idea kew 10
shoot we trust they may, they have doae 80 on in
harmony with each other, dispensing with The most
liberal hand the rich gifts Of literature and scenre
the fair daughters of our land AL. =,
A Concert of Vocal Music was given BY the Sousk
il,rir insrec,or, Mr. r. N. TroWdrdgs. Many very
diicnl. aud intricate, pieces o. music. consisting of
anthems. choruseee solos, ducts. &c. were perlorHed
BY the choir and different ie gobess q with degree
the country. The nsroUlor and tha dAemhers OF the
chor generally, deserve much praise for their per-
f0rmaMce on that day, and for thelg great exerons
dsriag the past seasonto gain aud imarta knowledge
SOnth COrn'Oah, Apra %, 1854.
We are requested give no.ice that there win be
a Coacert Of Sacred Music 10 Harwaten. under the
direction Of Mr. Coe. on Friday, MAY ID. commence
ing at I o'clock r. 81. aa
Al the annual NAeGlS 81 tNG AItkCnget0 tOUvtY ADG@
deal Society, April 81, is34-Normaa Lyman, n. D.
President, in the Chslr, j. G., Beckwi.h. Clerk
Drs. Norman 1SthAn; Be,Iamin Welch, Dr., Lyman
css GngGrd Ms s.d asS: A. 9sT
to be holden in New Haven in May next. ,s
Alvan n. TuFner was recommended 70 attend lee
lures at Yale College gratnitoasly. = ae+
DIR. b. WEIGH, Jr. presented an instrument Tor the
treatment Of fractured limbs, and received ihe thanks
Dr. R. M. Fowler read dissertation on the satjec,
Of Fever, which received the appreciation oftls Con.
Drs. ]. Welch, Webb and Hudson were appointed
dissertators to the next Convention.
The Society thea adopted y code Of Bylaws which
were reported BY committee nppointed by the last
Tas President Dr.. Lyman then read 6is annual adj
dress. an able and highly interesting paper--alter
men were elected Oficers fer the ensuing year:
Luther Tickner, M. d. President II
Johnson C. Hatch, M. D. Vice-Psesidsnf.
Josiah 9. Beckwiih, n. d. Clerk.
A true, aos.rac, from she minn,es. ~.
Attest, J. q. BBCKWlTH,' Clerk.
MARRIED. !.
In Warren, on tue gath u. By the Rev: Mr. TALBOT.
Mr.. Joseph Hatch, Of Washington, 10 Miss Mariah
Sackets, ofthe former place. 81 y.s.
10 Hnmphreysville. John Mix. NJ. d. Of Waserbu-
In New Milford, Mr. Ora Warner, 70 Mise Betsey
Gaylord. daughter Of Daniel Gaylord. Esq. @
In Hartford, William J. Barry, n: D. e Mics Har-
riet Woudhridge, daughter Of Ward Woodbridge, Esq
In East Windsor, Mr.. Francis Birge, to Miss Char
lotte Flint. Nh
In Wins,ed, Mr.. Charles HoIcomh. Of Simsbury, 10
Miss Minerva Smith.
DIED,
In Plymouth, ON The 25th OH. Rev. Luther HART,
Pastor Of the Congregational Church in that place,
eyed so years.
In Torrinsford, on the 2sd ul'. Me- Isaac " Dibbs,
aged SO. I ..as-.-l.-s'
aon aged 80--Mrs. Eu0ice L.arrabee. NJ
In Washington, on the 9Th ul.. Miss Ann Living
alon, aged a..
To Salisbury, Mrs. Abigail Sssongs widow Of the
ia,e Aslpnijah StFo6g. ESQ. "a.
IN Burlington, Widow Mercy Hart, aged ~.
Ia New.iiasen, CorneIia, wife Of Nathan Smith,
ir. and daughter Of Abraham Bishpp, ESD. julia,
wife OF Mr.. Marcus Plamb, aged IS years.
In Macon, Geo. Mr. Charles A. jones, aged "a, for
meriy Of New.EIaven.s s s@8 a48G