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= IMMONS HAR1"f IL Co, use now receiving iron
- on board ship Orleans. Eagle Highlander, Poker
leiry Andrew, French and German play cards; Back
CANNON Bourls Chessmcn, 2 l 4 and SO inch Bill
ard Balls SO, 10 and IL inch blade Bowie Knives;
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt;
Pocket, Horsenlans, and Duang Pistols; double and
single barrcl!ed Guns; Game Bags Shot Belts Powder
and Pistol Flasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
peIc',ssion Caps and Cap Holders Cloth, Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes Orris and Chlorine Tooth Wash:
Tooth Powder; Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great va.
rietv long Hair Brads Rnglets and Frzettes; Pearl
and Toilet Powder Emery Bags Ivory Tub Cushions
powder Pufs and Boxes Gilt Chains, Seals and Keys;
Eardrops; Waist Buckles; Bracelets: Bead Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and Siivered Beads Indian Beads,
Bells and rlunes; Shell Twist Side and Dressing
Combs; which, in addition their former stock hand,
makes their assortment very complete and will he sold
ow end on liberal terms, a, tina sign Of the Golden
Comb. i25.tf 20 Chartres street.
HE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house OF
L W. 4 s. Butcher, Sheffield ENGLAND, have just
eceived very extensive OF pa eLs, consisting Of
Table and Dessert Knives Of q" description, PEN
Pocket, Dirk, and Spear point Knives; Razors, Scis:
sors, Edge Tools, &C. SC. &c. which they prepared
oexhbit to the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
will be made known at the time.
milo I'D. BEIN 4 A COHEN 80 Common ST.
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1905 143 h. or Sd ~
Northward Coming Southwark, the tim is six hour
less; being days and II hours.

1905 I43 h. Or Sd ~
Northwari Coming Sonshward, The tim is yix hour
less; being days and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
PANAWAY from 1863 Carondelct corner Of llevis
~ streets, on the night of 30h Of August, and was
named CHARLES, about II years Of age, end fes
Or thereabouts in height black, aud has an ipea
,ment IN his Speech Of his legs is sDys ocausoncA
by recent hurt he had when he went away AhitS
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton puntaIoorts.
Masters Of vessels and steam boats cautioned a
galns receiving or haboring said negro, well ali
other persons, as the utmost rgour Of the law will b
enforced nganst them. The above reward will be paid
for delivering him into any Of the jas of either Of tY
municipalities, at l69 Carondeet, corner Of Hev
steeet. - sept
NOTlCE-The coI,artncrshp heretofore existing
l. under the firm Of dubois Il Garrctson, has bee1
dissolved. The subscriber will liquda,e the aihirs
the concern in this city, and requires all persons ineb
claims, to present them for set,les,ent.
aug BIT Fl GARRETSON
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- H. is
FOR NEW WORK.

oAN ~ lohhs
Louisiana and New York Limo of Packets
THE Ships composing this line will sail from
Now Orleans and Now York OH every other Mon
dny-commencng on the Goth Novcmbcr-and to
insure the punctualty in the time of sailing, tho
line " i'll hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship Yazoo, Captain Trask, to leave on the goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave OH tho
4th December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldridg-, to leave on the
18Th December.
Ship Vicksbury, Captain Wood,ousc, to leave on
the LIST January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on tho
18th of January.
The above are all new, of the first class, copper
d. and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tons
burthcn, are OF light draught of water, being built
in New York expressly for tho trade The price
OF passage is fixed al 100 dollars: their cabins are
fitted up in tho most improved and convenient
plan, aud finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores Of the first quality will be provided.
and every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction OF passengers, who will please take no.
tlcc That no berth can be secured until paid for at
the Office Of tho consignecs.
These VESSEL are commanded by captains well
experienced in the trade, who will give overy a,
tcntion and exert themselves TO Accommodate They
VIII al all '''ncs he towsd up and down the MissiS.
sipPl ny steamboats,, and the stric,esl punc,ualy
observed in the time of sailing.
nv
~, nv '"ne.s vi thesc s''lrs VIII not be response.
NY, l any 'et..1' parcel or PACKAGE sent 10y or
put on Doafd OF Them, unless regular bill Of ladng
oe signed therefor, at the counting house Of the
agent or owners. For further particulars apply to
o- u BElN Il COHEN.
. "ov<1 30 Common st
NEW ORLEANS e. C,,ARJFS.r0N pAcEE"rs
ID This line consists Of lnur ycsseI ;. MI NJ
,TM the frs, cIsss, co,n,red nm, cnn,s, "a :,
..S. email nnJ ,r n,'I,,,, .,nn ~ rt' ia .
with hundsom. Recommendations for russrn"s,,
These vessels are commanded by cnp,n;us wei
experienced IN the trade, WAC will rive every n,
tcntion, aud exert themselves to d, com modal. III.
shippers. They viii b.. lowed up and down the
Mississippi, and leave New Orleans On or hcior.
the 10Th and 18th If every month. The following
vessels compose The I,nr, viz:
Brig arabian, Charles G. rIon, master.
Brig c sapman,J !. B. Thompson, master.
Brig Aimena, J Duane, mas,
BnrA Roger Williams, J. Ailiherr, master.
For ir''gt' or rassase, apply t" !. a. BARELT.l
co' OF common ST. N.w Oll.ans, or NJ. g
M"rdecaI. Ch"''"s'"r. oct
UMBAkD T. GUS BOSTON and New OrJca,s
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noLBEARs Science Of Permanship received, and
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No Chatres STREET, New Orleans, 1873 Broadway
tits particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons of all ages.
Ladies aud gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at such houses a. NAV sui, III.
convenience of a and 10 classes formed in anv par
of the city.
Ladies' who prefer can receive lessons a, their
si1ences.
PerAms paying g o Irse of lessons are desired
attend So NV n v ell Us hey wish. '" 81
3SAx BROTHER.
WHITE LEADS bbls, l50D lbs encb:
wv ~ kegs, 100
200 do rs
English dos IL bbls. 400
100 Paint Brushes, various sizes;
I ca.e Ver,no,;
S bbis Copal yarnish;
q japan
COxch ?"
20 packs Gold Leaf;
50 do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal.
WlNDOW GLASS, American, En- elis, and French
1900 boxes, various sizes and qualifies
= Boston Lr0wn do.-50O boxes consignment will h.
sold low. " "
Also, a.kenexai assortment Of artists colours and
tools, tor sale sy "A w Scales,
No ~ Canal street.
N b. Alabamn notes taken at D r. and M;ss;.s;,,
notes viii he received at 10 per cent discount for goIs
o. in payment Of Debts i. Iy
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nAKrEN'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.

HAkPER'S CLASSICAL. LIBRARY,
ORACE, translated by Phillip Francis, ID y, with
MI appendix, containing trllsiat,ons Of yorious
n"s, by Ben J"nson. Cnwlrv, Milton, Drydom
Pope Addison, Swift Chn'crtol, G Wakefield, Person
r,nn, Nc an! some Of the eminent posts OF Il,
duv-anh "
riitEDRUS, with the appendix II ,;,Ens ,rnn.l,
ted by Christopher Snrr', IN volt r,rn, volume,
and lsot "llarpcrs C!isirai Library
The Expedition of iIU it't.;r ,'l.tNV?;r nv
Snolle NJ ID. with nrnrr u III, An:i,,r h,, rE,r,
Cruikshank - wv
THE ilPSf;a rulr, by til. uut!,,r If "is,c pc,,.x
Mary o4i' arsundy," &c., Lew eIi,,a Yy,is .v"r,,,
PAUL, yyLIFFoRDby the aun,r q, ~p.lb..
Ihe ree 81, &C, benny vclun. ~ oi tho INV ~
nof"E, wur's Complies Y,tks. just rr,r;,ea
ealsf WIN MckkAN
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M ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WA..1ous,

MI AKBLE CHIMNEY PIECE W.,x.ors.
y Cussomhouse street, opposite the po,t. Office
The subscribsre are now receiving from their fac
tories 10 new York, and will keep constantly on
efsupericf workmanship. and Of the latest pat,srn.
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish ana
American marble. Also, Monumsnts Tomb. snd
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and I;ntaI.
aarhlc acngs, hearths and boundary stone, pl.s.e,
OF Paris. Ro'nan & Hydraulic Cement and Pjasisr.
ing Hair. together with splendid assortment Of
hfsss mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Gfatss ofths newest and most approved pattern.
LAtisring done in the neAtsst manner and :, III.
shortest notice. They have first rats vorkmsn 10
sst the above york. ~
ie5 JAMES kahn Il STROUD
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PINNOCK'S ROME, &c.
AlNNOlNk ~ lMDHnAEh ElAltEIG N


DlNNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
Go'!sn!i'l,'s Abr;dgment of the History of Rome
70 which is prciiAcd an Introduction to the Study
Roman History, and Great variety of valuable infop
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
institutions and Antiquities Of the Romans with nu
mcro's biographical and historical Notes; and q,,es
lions Tor examination at the end of each section. It..
l'str"ted with 1hirtycngruviags WOOL by Anterior.
fiSSocK Improved Edition OF DIR Godsnitl,'s History
n England from the Invasion Of Julius Caesar to the
death OF ,icorsc 3D. with continuation to the yea
1872. With questions for examination at the end
cnch section. Besides n variety Of valuable infDrpa
ton added throughout the work. Consisting Of table
OF contemporary SOvcrrignS and eminent persons
tupous explanatory notes. Remarks on the rOi
ties manners and litcrnLrc of the age. An outline,
the Constitution, &cNc. illustrated by many engr,
ings.
GUYS ELEMENTS OF AKrRoNoMY, and an Aorilgmer
Of Kei's New Treatise ON the Use of Globes, Nep
American edition, witt, additions und Improvement
ana an expntion III the astronomical part Of tho An
ricnn Alnulnc.
just received and for sale by WM MKEAN
nov - corner OF Camp and Common sts
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NEW GOODS.

SIMMONS, HART'T IL CO-Are now receiving
Sper ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry Andrew, High
ander French and German double head PLAYING cards:
ser b1lt aud pocket pistols; plain, ribbed and split
cussioa caps; cap holders; scissors, Razors, ren.
yes; Gillo's commercial and other steel pens; Vic.
MS; Voli" strings; SHE'LL ivory and horn combs; waters;
K, bead and leather purses; hair braitls, front and
ack rnsies; negro pufs; German and French cologne
water, Rowlands maccasser oil! imitation do; antique
aud bears o portable desks and dressing past
backing; statia and toilet glasses; convex mirrors; OPP
cal glasses and views; Indian beads bells and plumes;
ceoIeon white Irvine; toilet and shaving soaps; toilet
owder, cosmetic wash balls scented satin cushions;
pool stands; screw cushions; fancy bead Chains and
necklaces; billiard balls pocket books and waetts
German homes; razor straps; fine and common gum
elastic suspemlers. carriers do Bells lucar matches sill
pencils; Creyons, &c. sc.
The above in addition to our former stock Of fancy
articles makes our assortment very complete For sale
wholesale retail; as the sign ofthe Golden Comb, =
Cha,tr,c street. m28.9.
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B.4 m FOR THE TEETH.
TINE Established reputation and consalily incren~n
l. demand for this etle, tual remedy of pnn, and pre-
sentative of the teeth, has induced the sub .criber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements llav
been made supply agents in all the principal elite
and towns in the United Staes TO place it i,hi
tho reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
lurussng Of all aches, Touth-nclr.
When applied according TO directions given
bottle, it has never ni,rd 10 afford immediate and
relief 1t also arrests The decay III dcfrc,iv
teeth; and relieves that soreness which frequent,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simple, innocent, IN not n,.casani; and
the large number OF persons i'll different sections Of tn
country, that have air udy experienced such delightful
aid >ulu,arv cisclS rnu the OF the Balm, ready
TO hear r the public goud) their testimony to is u.
rivnlted ,I'lntcs Ii is Indian remedy, rhtnnrG
singularly AMI xpec,rlly, and be rcgar H. t.,
the civilized world as the most valuable discover,
,cnan u. the woods.
Fiice 81 yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS.
Cor Common aud J., iaui'nnlns
~ Oo'. Il irS. in cnsrs-25 dozen white o,
w Hats, for sal. JOHN II GRAHAM.
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To Country Merchants and Planters.
Negro cloths, blankets, hanneIs, lnseys, lowell
shir,iacs, checks, linens. calicoes handkerchiefs
&c sc. received and for sale low BY the subscri.
be!s. ROTTA e. Co.
oct. corner Canal and Chartres 81
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Es.nI.t. \ MAY, iIu,lsr, a.s,, .,,nl Ornaments
~ pain'cr., No ) CaD''Aclc street, two doors FROM
C,,,l street.
limitations Of 'hc following woods and marbles ex
ccuted IN a n,as,er!, manner,
MARBLES.
Mahogany, Egyptian black and gold,
Oak, Gialla aud Antico,
Pollard do, Oriental or vert, antique,
Curlct do, Jasper,
Curlcd Maple, Blood Stone,
Birds Eye 80, Darby Granite,
Satin Wood, Potomac,
Hair Wood, Dove Or i,ur,l.llo,
Yew Tree, Italian White.
Coro,nandle or Black SiGuna a,n, l,rectclla,
Rose Wood, Amcr al Grey,
Ash White Oak, &c. h nc.
Curled Elm,
Specimens to be at the shop. Paints, ellis,
glass, copa ,arish, &c. on Hand I"ior sale.
mi
IRON, STEEL & HEAVY GOODS-IIu,, square
l. and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
mOulis
Cast, German, shear, bs'ersd, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails and spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log ard trace Chains, corn mills
Anvils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
Coal, and cooking stoves
HAmcs, lt0wland's and other spades and sh0ve,s
1 Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Snaps, and other axes
lard and Manila cOrtagc, lines and twine
Bolt and sl'ea,hing copper; Naval stores
Paints, Iinseed and sperm oil
A full assortment Of hardware and ship chandlery,
always hand and which are offered for sale 1t wlslc-
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
NH LAYTON h Co. So Old Levce.
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OuIS' Medical Books-Lou4 on Pll,hisis; do. on
IL bloodlettilg, new supply, reed by
te4 a TOWAR, 40 Cam
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Cologne Water, Periumery, &c.-A splendid
article of cologne, put up expressly for the retail
trade; also the purest F'ench Perfun,ery, ,mbra-
cling every variety for the toilet, tor sale by
oct2 REEFS & D'LANG
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CHARLEsroN. July 10, l s3l.
was afflicted, four years with ulcer IN the leg, oc-
casionaily accompanied with crysipelatous inflammation
and excessive pain in the leg and ancls joint Several
eminent physic exerted their upon it, but with
out permanent benefit In this case five bottle
indians Panacca made al'erfect cure.
MARGARET A WEST, 1871 Market
eFor sale by HENRY BONNABEL, druggist, agen
Tor tie proprieors, lchoupitoulas street is
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William Su,lI tenders his services I" the CHI.
Zens ut New prelrS teacher vt the piano
forte. Mr. having been cmr"y"d s'vsral >ruts
as teacher Of mnsc in private families i'll b SION,
and also several OF the female srtninatcS IN is
vicinity, cnnno, but hope /" merit their confidence
lie is permitted tn refer to R,v Dr. q. PIP, Mess
Ste'son 4 Avery uend,rs"n 4, Gaines.
For terms. &c please apply a, tue book store "
Alexander 'EnWct, 40 ,n,Ds II ,
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SPERM OIL-l5O0 gallons pure winter d
- Sperm Oil, in casks and bhs, for sale by
JARVIS g. ANDREWS
Wholesale Drugs SITS, corner Z ,nmon and Tchap
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Northern Mail,
sE "a. 4,
Western Mail,
by May Of tn
Coast,

The Lake Mai
via
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Em"rs"''s ar Sir" s-rhree CAS- of ~.
genuln" article, n-, received hy
orr :. RE+;S 4 Dr.AVf;. IL (,ann.,
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- llDi.IIo NEW WDKk &v-Fh. Au7erirau i
- Eli. land, y til" nutI,ru. "a Year il, :;,;.ln III
volumes.
Noble Deeds Of Women, ii, . vols.
The io'.ny Ni:9'. ;urA, Il mammal % moral rrii-
and .i,,e> lie duties
Just received and Tor sale by WI. M'kEAN,
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MI SOM" h"'"- fh' COS "i~s IN hale rome
mad all ut h mp, !" si"r., . ID 'nr ST. Nv
H3 tOGGRr ia T.Iu,iN q, t;,,,;
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q Prcves, kas lucA ed himself IN this city ior
the purpose Of 'ransaciing a general Wh".sa Il
Drug business. lie is now receiving n full supply
Of fresh and genuine articles, which he will sell
IN linrrsl terms To cry druggists, and those OF
the interior, to physicians, mere hanis and mi,
he will rff, nGurcir ems such ms have never he.
for, b, offered in this city. His nl,n,lo is tt
do strictly legitimate business. lis stock viii
soon br pcr, "nd in few weeks will he
dv trr business. All orders from the country, an,
from mrrchan,e OF II j. rl'y, receiving such orders
will be promptly attended to.
oct Q No 30 Camp 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-04
Glorious Triumph!

The State and Congressional Elections.
We are happy to be able to announce to our read
the triumphant success Of the State, Congressou-
al, and Sheriff nominations in this county. TRUMAN
Smith, Esq, against whom the vials Of loco foco vtu
peraton and falsehood have been poured out to the
very dregs, has been most unlphantly sustained by
the Wings, and is elected to Congress by majority
DISCO votes, where his defamers pretended believe
they could defeat him by nearly that number re-
suit gratifying to his friends as it be mortify
ing to his enemies. Nay, from the very ranks of the
loco focos has occasional honest man been found
who has stamped the lies Of their party with the
brand Of their disapprobaon-or it will be seen from
the returns below that Mr.. Smith runs ahead Of his
own party vote for Governor.
Votes for Member Of Congress and Gouernor.
LITCHFTELD COUNTY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-04

and in week the shoots from the buds will begin
appear, and keep coming up for two or three weeks
In warm days, the beds are TO be aired by showing
the sash, and shaded from the middle Of the forenoon
to the middle of the afternoon from the sun, and wa.
tered every other day at evening-lhe beds covered
at night when cold and frosty. By the goth Of May,
when the rOsts are over the plants will have attained
height Of six or eight inches, and are carefully to.
ken up with the bits Of sod and planted in rows two
feet apart and eight or ten inches in the row. Bv
thus proceeding you will not lose many cuttings as
by planting them in the open ground-it will be much
less labor to water them-yOu can feed earlier, and
the trees will grow larger, and the wood become more
matured"
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-04
CORRESPONDENT
Winchester, March 70, 1889.

Wuec"eSteTS 4NoTcn IL 1865.
Truman SMITH, ESQ.
D.. SR-We perceive that you have permitted your
self to be put in nomination as Representative from
this district to the next Congress of the United States
The undersigned are requested by the Executive Com.
mittee Of the Conn., Anli-Slayery Society, in accord
ance with vote passed by the Convention assembled
to ascertain your sentiments in regard to the great
controversy between freedOm and slavery in this
country tar those sentiments may have relation
to the duties ola member Of Congress. Will you then
permit US to inquire
lst Are you in favor Of the immediate abolition of
slavery in the District of Columbia?
Of any whose constitution toeraes slavery?
We desire simply to know your present opinions on
subject Of the highest moral and interest in
our heht st duty as electors AS early an answer 70
this communication convenience will permit is soil.
cited. With great respect,
your fellow citizens.
-. ROGER MILLS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-04
STATE SENATORS.

We have chosen two out Of the three Senators in
this county. Messrs. Andrew Abernethy and Nathan
lei p Perry, but are sorry to say that through the mad
folly of some 80 or 40 wing abolitionsts, Mr. Bucking
ham is defeated in the 10th district by l5voes They
scratched off his name, and by that means loco s
chosen. who we understand has repeatedly declared
bis utter adherence Of abolition principles and will
60 the whole length of the 'Atherton gag"
SHERIFF. Sedgwicks majority over Powell is
she greatest Of any in the county. We give the vote.
together with those for Senators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-04
REPRESENTATIVES

REPRESENTATIVES
LIrcHFIELD CoUNrY-coMpIEr1
LrTcHTIELD. Dr.. Samuel Buel, William Ray.
BarkAamsted, Two Wings. .
Beshlsm, Nathan Hawley."
Conan, Wm S. Marsh" Fitch Ferris"
Cole6rook, Arthur Howell" Clark H. Roberta"
Cornsuan. John c. Calhoun, Isaac Marsh
Goshen, Augustus Miles, Putnam Bailey.
HarsDinfOn, AbJah CatIin, Sheldon Osborn.
Kent. Hubbell Miller"
NssO- Milford. Orange Warner Arson Squirss"
Neso- Hartford. Roger H. Mills. Jas F. Henderson.
Norfolk. Hiram Mills. no choice for ID rerre'tive
Plymoufh Tertius d. Potter.
Rorbury, Charles Beardsey."
Salisbury. WIN. H. Walton" Thos B. Boswor,h."
Sharon, Alanson Wheeler" Ralph Demine."
9orriagton, Ekanah H. Hodges, Arson Colt, Jr
7Varen. Elijah Hayes"
.yoskfnysoa. John M. Ford. William Poole
NateaosDn. Holbrook Curtis. ..
Wiachester. No choice. .... .,- ~
Woodbury., Harmon Stoddard.' Farnam Paschen.'
.-' Loco fOcos. -.@l
Ar Sharon 10 The only town in the county from
which we had not full returns at II O'Clock on Non
day. aight-and from that town we have only rumors
yet a. to the vote foE Member Of Congress. &C. Ar
Hhoneh wehave accounts from Stamford, and Groton'
and Thompson. in remote parts Of the State. not
word from Sharon, on public mail route. only ~
miles distant. Why shOuld al our friends there be
Aseepa
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-04
Ellsworth's majority, SO far,

Ellsworth's majority, SO far, 2611
This, though not so large as last year, is suf-
ficiently "heolthy'' to be permanent.
AS to the Legislature, the Courant states
that there are of the Senate IS out of the 10
heard from who are whigs-and SO wings to
81 locos in the House, Glory enough for this
year! What do Niles Cattle" think of it
What does he think of the stubble field" of
loco focoisn being, burned over "two years
in succession"!! ..
D Postscript.-We have few returns by
way of New York, from New London county.
The opinion is expressed that THOMAS w.
WILLIAMS, the wing candidate for Congress,
is chosen by about $50 majority. This gives
US the ENTIRE DELEGATION TO CON-
GRESS! Glory enough!
o. New-Harford has come up to the scratch gori-
ously. She gave out the challenge that she would
give the largest wing majority any town in the conn-
,y-and she has done it. Harwinton, Tonington, Co
shen, Barkhamsted, Watertown, Cornwall Plymouth,
have done well, and, considering the municipalities
and powers" the whole loco oco array Of the county
with which she had to contend bearing down upon
her, Ltchfed too has done well. So also have many
Of the minority towns-Salisbury, Warren, Bethlem,
Woodbury., indeed all, have fought manfulIy in the
glorious cause, and assisted in rescuing county
from the disgrace Of being represented by such Os
either Of the Phelps'A Ltchfed county now stands
on impregnable ground, from which she will not
be moved by the myrmidons Of locofocoism-and will
soon be represented on the Aooro Congress by man
who will reflect credit upon her choice.
Presiding OEcsrs! Mark sUeH by the law Of
the last session it is required that the votes for Sheriff
in the several counties shall be returned the Secre
tary Of State within ten days after the election. 1t
will be well for the presiding officers in the several
towns to bear this in mind, and to see the returns for
warded in due sanson.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-04
NOTICE,

A LII persons indebted tn the estate of JU.
IA MUS P. HuNT, late of Canaan. deceased,
are requested to make payment TO the sub
scriber-and all persoDs having demands a.
gainst the estate are requested to present the
same for payment. =
CHARLES HUNT.
Canaan, April A, 1880, A