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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-21
CIRCULAR.


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FOR SALE.

DYorder of the Court of Probate for the
y District Of Stratford, Tract Of LAND,
containing about half an acre, situated in
Barkhamsted. between the west branch of tie
river and the highway, with DYE House.
Dressing Shop, and Pulling Mill, standing
thereon. together with the water privilege be.
longing thereto. and all the fixed and move.
able Machinery Kettles. Tools and Appara.
tus in or belonging 10 said shops. For parti-
culars, inquire of Merlin Merrilfs. Esq'r. of
Rarkhamsted. near the premises. Said pro.
perry cwas assigned by JosEPH WooD. ESQ.
@r the benefit Of bis creditors. h.la i'a 80
.9Iqs, 81; HENRY DurToN, Trustee.
Rri1gepori. Feb. 4, 1885, ia oil SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-21
sI'RAYEn, OR STOLEN,

<1zenuIllamlnaae + INROM The suhscrlbnr ~ July
Il last, two pale red Yearling
e4iEIFERS. noartiAcial marks,
5 but probably with calf Any
intormatioa respecting them win be grateful
~ received, and . reasonable reward paid |;
and ifihey have been stolen and sold to any
person, the purchaser sAall not be injured.
st2 = = Xtsi 81 JOEL MINER.
CsnaGa. First S. 20. I. iScp ~ ~ 80,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-21

At q Court of Probate holden at Canaan, acithin
and for the District of Sharon, on the l7th day
Of October, "A. ID. 1889: @4 ,'o
Present, William M. Burial, Esq. Judge.
an motion Of Peter Arthur, administra-
~ tor on the estate Of ABRAHAM VAN DEU-
SEN, late Of Salisbury, within said district,
deceased-this Court doth dercee that six
months from this date be allowed the credit.
ors of said estate to exhibit their claims a.
gainst the same to said administrator, who is
directed TO give notice of this order by adj
vertising the same in newspaper published
in Litchfield, in the county Of Litchfield, aud
by posting the same, on public sign-post in
said town Of Salisbury nearest the last resi-
dence Of said deceased .5'j'. I, I'll rrat,. (, :
Certified from Record.
*S6 WILLIAM M. BURRALL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-21
English and American Paints,
Eitchfeld County Mutual
T. Il II e
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

THlS Company has been in operation a
Il considerable time, and has insured pro-
pcrty TO very large amount. II has funds
on hand, and property pledged, sufficient to
indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The differ
ence between the expense of insuring in this
company and in ordinary insurance compa.
nies, Is now too well understood to need any
explanation. individuals In this county. who
choose to insure their property 1T a trifiing
expense, can apply to the Secretary in the
village Of Litch6uld, or to tho agents in the
several towns.
plREcToRs.
William Buel Jason Whitinw
Oliver Goodwin David C. Sanford
ChaElesI. Webb Richard Smith
Sylvester Galpin Lacius Bradley
Joseph AdaIns .-.sN
WLLTAss Buzz. PresiRsns.
SYLVESTER GALPrN, Ssc'ry ~
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From the Boston Seminal, 5th March
FROM THE FRONTIER.

Letters were received at Bangor, on Friday afternoon
by the Express line Of Vdettes--in 10 hours aud
half from Honon, distance Of 100 miles, which states
il would he necessary to cut road from to 25 miles
for Gen. Hodsdons troops TO Join MIR. Jarsss force,
which road must at one point approach within few
rods Of the undisputcd boundary, at which pon,
anticipated there must be brush with The enemy It
was reported at Iouion, that regiment Of 500 fst.
eers had arrived at Halifax from Cork and were ORDER
ed to be at Fredericton Wednesday last, and 10
proceed forthwith the disputed territory, and that 800
British troops from Quebec had arrived at Madawska
village having been ordered to New Brunswick before
the difficulties commenced.
A detachment OF 20 men sent by Mr. Jarvis TO hrcak
up hoard OF ,respassers Fish River had returned,
having succeeded in their object. and taken oscr,
horses, and men prisoners, all Of whom had been
brought into the camp.
Gov. Fairfield is urging forward his militia with great
zeal In addition to The TOO enlisted men the Aroo
took Gen. Hodsdon's brigade Of 1000 men al Hoo
ton, and Gen. Batcheder's brigade of 1000, who are
their march from Augusta, another 1000 arc Under
orders to march, viz 400 from Oxford, who to a.
rive at Augusta "Wednesday, 400 from Somerset. an!
200 from Cumberland.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

BY the arrival of the United States sloop Of wa
Vandaa. at the mouth of the river, we have received
the following intelligence
Colonel Hyary within two days march OF Maa'
moras, at the head Of 1000 men; aud with 7Co more
who waiting to Join him, he expected TO moSo
an attack on that town.
1t appears, from information ct the Merchants +.
change that letter was received by Admiral Dough
from Mr. Packenham, the English minister at Mczr'
stating that there = favorable prospect OF an AZ
rangement Of the existing daiculties between France
and Mexico, and that he expected to- be in Vera On
on the 24th for the purpose q holding ccniereEto
with Admiral Baudin on THAT subject Nothing va
known OF the terms of the adjustment
The blockade strictly enforced by the Frenc'
squadron, French Lieutenant, Is stated TO have wat
ten an endorsement on the register Of an American
schooner, requiring the eaptan not TO land any goods
&c stay on board night, and to bold eomaunca'on
with Vera Cruz wiihOnt permission from the cspt"i /"
brig Of war anchored near the schooaer.-N d'faas
paper.
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Parties are nllying in Virginia for the con'es' W
April and the elections in the counties viii turn p'.Nc
pally upon the preston Of the next Senatos Ntn'T''
y, throughout ths State the Wings and CONSERVATIVE
will unite upon Mr.. Rives as thew candidate ~ COW
sequence Of this union. presume some o. 'ne '"o
treasury Wings in the lo@sr socnhes, WIZ s'' o. ~
their loss will be more than eoun'srnalanc'd ny me
great accession Of strength which WI DC oo'an'a "
the complete pnion Of The Wings and con'ervs,,..
i;on 10 ~. and hence the united
na,,;ca can 90 together cordially IN his support ~
the other hand the a5n"s'a'e party ma make st e''.,
~, hesitate 10 say that Of all the public men in tho
stare he Is the most obnoxious 10 them. unqueslo'
ahy Mr. Riyes is Of great talents, and whatever
may be the result, Il eanno. DO expected that he WV
long be Kept dorm Besides, he is the representa-
tive Of Senatorial independence and whatever may have
been his former political errors, (and OF them W
forget or forgyel his present noble stand wa
ens, much Of that good old Virginia feeling in his h'oT
which rarely fails IN carrying majority Of the people o
the commonweallb.--Acx Gag.
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The astounding fact that regular contributions AZ
esacted from the Government officers, ~ the pTlnc
cities for eectioneerng purposes aud that these o..
6cers are Jared at SO much per cent upon Their Sa''
res to sustain the party power, has been fully Pro''
by the Investigating Committee, and the substance y
that proof can DC found in extract from tho rcpot
the Committee published III yesterdays paper w.
know not how this matter may appear to olhe's' ~,
we confess it seems to ono Of tAe worst features =
,bes. degenerate times IL Il, there is unquestionaD'
rsnk corruption 1t is using the money Of the Peof
frst in innidatsg the officers, and then ~ bblng w
peoplc themselves, II Reform IS no. needed ~ N'''
.hen may we give Up all idea OF eecting any change "
the abuses which have sprung up and theketed 81 O'
the land --dit1 Gas.
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ps Murray Mcdonnell The argument Of this
cause was continued BY Mr. Webster for the de-
lsndanl in error, and by Mr.. Attorney General for
The plaintiff In error.
Adjourned ill tomorrow, ii o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, March 6.
On motion OF Mr.. Attorney General, Thomas
Washington, Esq, Of Tennessee, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this Court
Nos. 96 and 81. Charies p. Williams Us. Suffolk
Insurance Company. Ga certificates of division In
opinion from The Circuit Court of the Unied States
Tor Massachusetts. Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered
the opinion OF the Court In these cases. ordering Il 10
be certified 10 said Circuit Coun LIST. Thathe action
OF the American Government on the subject stated
Is binding on the said Circuit Court-2d. That
the loss is one for which the plaintiff is entitled
TO recover under The circumstances stated In this
case.
No. H. d. L. Wilcox, (U. S.) plaintiff in error,
ps Murray Mcconnell The argument OF this cause
was concluded by Mr. Attorney General for the
plaintiff In error.
No 20 Nathan Carr ct al. appellants, Us. Joseph
Hoxie's administrator. This cause was argued by
Mr. filinghast forihe appellants, and by Mr. Coke
for the appellee.
No 90. Charles C. Scott ct al plaintiffs in error,
Us Thos. Reid, jr.et al The argument in this case
was commenced by MIR. Washington for The plain
lifts in error.
Adjourned ill tomorrow morning, II o'clock.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Betaceen The Hon. ~ p. Talimadgc and the General
Committee of Wing Young Men.

New YoaK, Feb. 10, 1899
Hon. N. p TALLMADGE: We have the honor to
enclose The following preamble and resolution, pass
ed by the Wing Young Mems General Comm iiee
OF the city of Yew York. at a General Meeting held
at the Broadway House on The 18th instant
In enclosing this resolution, permit us, as COM
miitee selected for this purpose by the Young Men,
10 express The satisfaction with which we have OBJ
served the high and honorable stand you have taken
upon the great subject Of Executive patronage and
the attempt to bring the taxes exaced from the Peo-
Pile solely under The control OF one man. In this ar
duous struggle you have had for the THE MANY
against the attempt enlarge the monarchical power
OF THE ONE we have seen the patriot the republican,
and the honest man.
We are happy also 10 assure you tia this great
metropolis is not unmindful of the conduct of the
few in Albany, who in the fervency of an imagina-
tion that the Government could be administered tor
The People better than the People could administer it
for themselves, persist even after the first and Sc
cond sober thought" in giving to democracy the
anomalous character of a minority breaking even
law OF the State 10 defeat the wishes and will Of an
uHquesiioned majority, not only Of the Representa-
tives of the People but Of the People themselves !;
and thus exhibiting another illustration of that loco
focoism which, under the mask Of democracy now
demolishes -four store, and anon nulliies solemn
contract or a solemn law
We shall be most happy, sir, 10 welcome you on
your return from Washington, in the spirit Of the
within resolution and IL will afford us great plea
sure TO know from you the day Of your return, and
that II will be agreeable 10 meet the Young Men Of
New York as proposed.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BROOKS,
ROBERT G.. WETMORE,
SAMUEL r. CHILDS,
JAMES III. VAN ALIEN,
WILLIAM COOK.
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ITO PARENTS ANDTEACHERS-A Ia meeting on
i Education in the "Ha Of Representatives,
Washington held Dec 10, the following resolution was
adopted S.L.o,p..,
c.led Towns Spelling Book" an original work Of
great importance teaches the child ME meaning Of
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THE PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION.


WHEREAS the Senate of this State, in violation Of
law Of the land, and the spirit of the Consitu-
ton, and in contempt of that I" Democracy Of Mum
on the day appointed BY law, to throw away their
votes; each Administration Senator voting for diff
erent candidate purposey to prevent tie election of
the Hon. N. p. Tallmadge.
Therefore, be 10 Resotrea, as the Hon. N. T. Tall
madge, has been selected, on account OF his manly
and independent course in the United States Senate,
as q victim for prescription by the fragments OF a
party, whom the Constitution Of the State, not the
popular will has left in power in but one branch Of
The Government, that the Wing Young Men Of the
city OF New YORK will welcome him on his return
from Washington TO the Inequalities OF the city, and
invite him to Masonic Hall TO exchange civiiies
sition TO Sub Treasures and Sub-Treasurers.
REPLY OF THE HON. N. p. TALLMADGE
WASHINGTON Cry, Feb 3d. 1889.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your communication Of the 10Th instant
enclosing copy Of the resolution passed by the
"Whig Young Mems General Committee OF the
City of New York"
am deeply sensible Of the patriotic motives which
led 10 the adoption Of the resolution and fully APP
preciate The kindness of the Committee in relation
TO myself claim no particular merit in any thing
! have done; | have only discharged what be-
lieved 10 be my duty TO my constituents and 10 the
country. saw AT an early day the tendency of the
measures oil the administration towards The subver-
sion Of the principles OF the Government and the
spirit OF the Constitution. | saw The preparatory
movements for premeditated attack the insiitu-
tons OF the States. These movements were for
long time going on, privately, in Administrator
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LIST OF ACTS

Passed a. he Third Session of Tie 7irenty,6nA
Congress.
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No. 90 Nathan Carr ct al. appellants, u.s. Joseph
HDxie's administrator This cause was argued by
Mr. Fillinghast forth appellants, and by MI. Coke
for the appellee.
u.s. Thos Reid, jr,eta al. The argument in this case
was commenced by Mr. Washington for The plain
tiffs IN error.
Adjourned Ill tomorrow morning, II o'clock
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and NTH The adoiee aud consent Of the Senate.
jeremiah Clemens to be attorney OF the United States
for the northern district Of Alabama the place Of Z.
X. Wallace. resigned.
Martin Van Buren,, jr, to be Secretary under tho
9Th section Of the TO reorganze the General Land
Office" in the place Of Abraham Van Burcn, re-
signed
Vaudeville Marigny. to be Marshal OF the United
States for the eastern district OF Louisiana, in the
place Of John H Holland, whose commission has ex-
pred
Daniel W. Courts. of North Carolina, to be Consul
Of the United States for the port Of Matanzas in the
island Of Cuba, in the place Of Lewis Shoemaker, de-
ceased.
Charles Russell, at Laguna in the island Of Del Car
men, in Mexico.
Samuel F. Havland, at Coquimbo, in the Republic
Of Chill.
David Porter to be Minister Resident of the Unit
ed States at Constantinople.
Henry Dodge, 10 be Governor in and for the
Territory of Wisconsin from the Sd day Of July next,
when his present commission will expire
Thomas II. Ellis, 10 be Secretary OF the Legation
OF the United States near the Government OF The
Mexican Republic.
Aaron Barker, 10 be Deputy Postmaster at Ceve-
land, In the State OF Ohio, In the place OF Daniel
Morley, resigned
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
George Bennett, to be Naval Officer for the dis.
trsA &f d.. II
Claggett, whose commission expired on the I7Ih
December last.
James L. Smith, Collector of the Customs for the
district OF Genesee, and Inspector of the Revenue
for the port OF Rochester in the State of New York.
vice Jacob Gould, resigned.
Nicholas w. Parker, Surveyor and Inspector of
the Revenue for the district Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, in the State Of Virginia, vice Samuel l..
Lighttoot, resigned
John Russell, Surveyor and INSPECTOR Of the Re-
venue for the port OF Hartford 10 the State of Con-
necicut, vice Norman Lyman, declined the appoint
ment.
Edward Randolph, to be Receiver of Public Mo-
neys at Columbus, Mississippi, vice Francis Leech,
resigned.
Vincent King and Gilbert L. Giberson, to be JUS
tees Of the Peace for the county Of Washington, in
the District of Columbia.
John B. Jones, Surveyor, Currituck Inlet, North
Carolina from the ID instant, when his late commits
sion expired.
j. B. Warren, Surveyor, Cincinnati, Ohio from
3D. inst. vice Robert Punshon, whose commission
then expired.
Edward s. Jarvis, Collector, Frenchman's Bay,
Maine, from I'd instant, when his late commission
expired.
James Stockman, Collector, ,Natchcz Mississippi,
from l2lh December last, when his late commission
expired.
LAND OFFICER.
Eli s. Prescott Receiver Of Public Moneys at Chi
cago, Illinois, vice E. d. Taylor, whose commission
expired on the 4th instant.
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TUESDAY, March 5.
No IA D. L. Wilcox, ~. 81 plaintiff in error,