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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
Reginlental Orders.

Sirtee"th Regiment Connecticut M;hfia,
 Heod- Quarters, Plymouth, Aug. l5, ls4O.
 A ugustus A. Lord of Litchfeld is appoint zA ed Adjutant; Elijah w. Garnsey of NoEthfieId Quarter Master; Augustus P. P, Camp of Litchfeld Pay Master; Rev. Wm. Watson of Plymouth Chaplain {; Dr. David B. W: Camp of Northfield Surgeon; Wm. F. Baldwin of Litchfeld Quarter Master Ser. geant, in the Staff of this Regiment, and will be o0cyed and respected accordingly.
 l2 WILLIAM N. REID, Colonel
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
Geese F'e0thers.

NHE subscribers have made arrangements A to keep constant supply of first rate article of Geese Feathers-selecte and packed with great care by ourselves, in packages from 2Oto 50 lbs.; and will furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. ol quality they will warrant to be as good as the best, at as low prices as can be pur- chased of equal quality in the state.
 s. & L. HURLBUT.
 Winchester, 1S4O. ly1O
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
Journevmen Clothiers.

VHNIlE subscriber wishes 10 hire two JOUR- a NEYMEN CLoTHIERs through inc season of dressing cloth for customers, to commence about the 20th of September.
 SELAH NORTH. LeedsriHe (Amenia), Duchess counfy,
 N Y. Julu 30, l84O. 6*0
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
NOTICE.

< IL those indebted to the subscriber, whose "A accounts have been standing from six months to three years, are hereby called up- on 10 make payment This notice must be strictly complied with, without delay, and without respect to persons.
 ON HAND,
 :4 C6a'iety Of e OODS, which will be sold us low as cnn be bought in the coun- ty. Among them may be found good sup ply Of BRoADcLoTns, now offered without much profit. C. l.. WEBB. Liichfeld, Aug. 13. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
Dry Goods and Groceries, .Gt tEse Ready PNy Store,
OFFERED AT BARGAIN

OFFERED AT BARGAINS.
 T GRANT is constantly supplying his Ll. store with NEW GoODs. Among those recently received may be found fine Linen Cambric, Linen Cambric H'dk'fs (very good and cheap,) Brocha Shawls, I.aces, black Lace Edgings for shawls, cold Table Covers. furniture and dark Prints, Sattinet, unbleach- ed Sheetings, &c. &c. all of which arc offer. ed at low prices, some of them still lower than ever before. An additional supply of SHOES, including ladies kid and seal buskin Walk ing Shoes, kid and common Slippers, und ChildTen's Shoes. EAsT STREET,
 opposite Congregational Church. L.itehleid, August 20. Sl2
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
From the Raleigh (N. e. Register. NORTH CAROLINA RIGHT SIDE UP!

GLORIOUS WHIG TRIUMPH
 We are most happy in stating that the returns of our late elections received this ofce and publish ed below, leave not loop % hang doub, on, as re- gardS the result. The state has gone for HARRISON aud REFORM by tremendous majority. 1.-the news from the Counties, yet to be heard from proves fa- vora6e as we have right to expect, jory will sent majority is nearly six thousand and the vote of added. The Legislature is safe oo in both branches, @ and we shall have majority on joint ballot, ranging from TWENTY to THIRTY! Two Whig Senators will now succeed Messrs. Brown and Strange, and our good old state will be represented by men who know carry them out.
 Rejoice with us, then, Wings of the Union! We have fought the good fight, under conviction that the liberties of the people are in danger and the peo- pie have nobly rallied to defend their bleeding Con. stuon, and tovindcaie their violated rights They will be rewarded tor their honesty of purpose, and trhmess o ac1n by soon witnessing better days for us aIl-days of honesty and salu,ary egislation-of honorable Rulers and wise Conncil-of Sound Cur rencv' a prosperous Commerce, and the successful prosecution of humble industry and enlightened en- terprize.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

In the late elections the whigs have carried states which elect 39 Electors, and the tories only G. and yet the tory papers shouting over their ri- umphs Just see what the states are-Kentucky 5. Indiana 9. North Carolina I5-total 99-aN whie.- Alabama 2, Illinois g. Missouri 4-.otal l6-torv. If all the elections even,uate in this proportion how long will it be before Matty can be reelected?
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
MARRIED.

In this village. on the 25,h instant. Rev. Edward Halock, of Castleion, Vt. to Miss Mary, daughter John R. Landon, Esq
 In Hartford, Capt. Aaron Hawley, of Bridge port, to Miss Mary Ann Woodbridge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
Brigade Orders.

H9&NNNN OH
 St1tA Brigade Connecticut Militia.
 HEAD QUARTERS,
 Furnace Village, Aug. I5, ls4O. NRED K L. TAYLOR, Esq of WolcottvilIe. is I appointed Aid.de- Camp to the Brigadier general, and Isaac Lawrence, of Litchfield. brigade Quarter Master, and will be obeved and respected accordingly.
 I2 FREDK PHELPS, Brip'r Genero1
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

Mitchell of the Hartford Times says that we are taking lessons in lying True. have been looking over his last parer. where there lessons enough in that science to last month Mitchell never needed any lessons-he learnt to lie naturally as to cat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

Whg maj. 2s V.B maj. l2 Clear whig gain since 1896, only 40 in seven states Vermont State Election next Tuesday-Governor. Members of Congress, md Legislature. Look out for q little more whis thunder!
 Maine Election the lith of Sept. Result probably as hcre,olore-oco foco
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
LlTCHFIELD.

LlTCHFIELD. The friends of Morrison, in the town m Litchfeld. are requested to meet al G. Boles hotel, Monday evening next, 3lst inst, hapsst7 o'clock for the purpose of choosing dele. gates 10 attend the Convention to e held al Hartford the 6th Ot next month, to nominate Presidential Electors Per order of the
 August2 IOUn COmmiftee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

'n the last Hartford Times there no less than fourteen paragraphs nluding to the late election in Illinois. The poor tod is overjoyed think ha, Matty has maintained his nscendancy in that single state, that he can prate about nothing else.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
Saasf0s.eJ's Patent E0ress,sa,a,
Wagons and Carriages.

OS~@@S es31S~ O~s3 3s1 NF55 HNHE subscriber has now on hand, which A- he offers for salc cheap for cash, or cre- dit, two full plated Buggies, number of steel spring Wagons, several fine Waggons near ly completed, which may be finished to or der, second hand Chaise, in good repair, together with number of articles in his line of business. Call and see, and you shall be accommodated at your own price.
 Repairing, as well as other kinds of work done to order at short notice.
 AMBROSE NORTON. LiichGeld, Aug. 2, l64O. l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

STEAMBOAT JAMES GIBBoN, BLOWN up-The Rich mond, (Va. Star of Friday evening last says -" We have the painful duty to that the steam tow boat James Gibbon was blown up this morning, about twenty-five miles below Richmond by the bursting of the boiler The Captains wife, two chil- dren and servant, were dreadfully scalded Two of the hands missing. One of the children a little boy, five six years old died short time af- ter the accident. The others are considered out of danger The explosion is represented as most ter rife, the hoiler being blown entirely out of the boat on to an ark which was in tow, and the escape pipe was blown over in the woods The sufferers were brought up to the city about eleven o'clock, by the steamboat Patrick Henry. The little child which died was dreadfnlly burned. We have not learned the probable origin ofthis shocking catastrophe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

NEW MILFORD. The electors nf New M0rd in favor of the election of William II. Harri- son tO the Presidency, requested to meet ut the the appointment of delegates the State Convention be held Hartford on the 9th of September, for the nomination of Presidential Electors. Aug. P.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
CoLrMRrs. Georoia. Hin An

COLUMBUS, Georgia, 14rn Aug.
 Al present, the only excitement here, is in politics " HnrrIson and Reform is the watchword of the dav Old Tip is to be elected-he gets this state to certainty. Hard cider' is fine beverage in warm weather, and most freely drank. It sits well on the stomach.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
DIED,

In New-Haven, Elijah s. Hawley, of Ridgefeld, aged l9-a member of the Sophomore Class in ale College Doct. Henry A. Tornlinson, aged 8.
 In Hartford Isaac Perkins, Esq aged 60.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

Subjects for rejoicing by the loco loco gathering in this village today :-The loss in April las' their master of Connecticut, Rhode Island. and Virginia in July. of Louisiana and in August. of North Caro- lima. e. Lie still, John=-more nre coming'
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

The New Haven Register is 10 he rnhish"d three times week until after the Preside ntial eec,ion- Reason, that the editor ge, lie enough into weekly sheet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
ITEMS-sELEcrEp.

Chronicle says, that John A. Marshall, Esq. one of the Van Buren candidates for eector for the state of Mississippi. has declined the canvass. His excuse for backing out is i'll health Thus Mree of the four candidates for electors have successively declined, viz: Judge Quitman, Chapman Levy, and Judge Marshall. The Cider must be ,rorking in Mississippi
 Bunker fhN Monument- thousand dol lnrsis the required carry the Bunker Hill Mon nment 10 the height originally contemplated, 22O feet. The Newburyport Herald says, that two gen. temcn, Mir. Amos Lawrence of Boston, and MT True, wealthy and liberal citizen of New-O Orleans, have pledged themselves to give Sl0OOO ca sh to- wards it, if the remaining S25 900 is raised during the present year.
 UNANIMOUS !-In Old Trap, Camden county. North Carolina, Morehead lWhig) received 2S2 votes, and Saunders, tLoco Foco)O.
 Foor-RAcEs.-We perceive that the Loco Focos, m different parts of the country, are celebrating the passage of the leg Treasury bill. In some places they celebrate 1t by illuminao in others by the discharge of guns. in others by processons and in others by shows of various descriptions In our opi- nion, the most appropriate mode of celebrating it would be by fool dces-LousUille Journal.
 From Mississirpi-A letter to the editors of the National lnelligencer, from n gentleman in Natch eI na'cn iate m Inst month, says: "POlitics run high in this state. The I.ocos giving way chan ees are daily heard of even Posma sers, to my own knowledge, have renounced Van Bnrenism. Mssis-
 ppi ie rersn;n and sure for Tip and Ty The Match. ez Free Trader, Ca leading administration paper at Natchez,) has expired without Groan"
 Suicide-The Richmond Star has an account of the suicide at Petersburg Va. of q man named Lewis, who was known to have been under tle influence of insanity. While his watchers slept, he locked him. self in closet. pn, carving knife into his throat and forced the hundie against the wall, driving the knife down so to split his heart. On entering the closet the unfortunate man pointed to his throat. when the hOnde of the knife was discovered. On drawing it out 'e blood flowed in great profusion and he died immediately.
 Hurrah for old Litch hfeld"-We were startled [ this caption to article in the Register almost as badly as Amos Kendall was at the firing of Whig guns, but on looking further We found the hurrah" was on account of proposition to hold Locofoeo meeting at Litchfeld ito celebrate tue passage of the Independent Treasury Bill" Well, well-such a proposition even is truly cheering among an nelli. gent and honest people, like those of L,chfed Coun- ty; but who "seconds the motion ?' We opine that such meeting will be like the negro funeral, where there were just enough to "put the nigger into the hole, and all went home" HaUen Herald
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
SPRAYED, OR STOLEN,


 Al Court cf Probate holden at Nep. l1iltord.
 pithin and for the District of Ne,c. Milford, on the l4th day of August, 1s4O:
 Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge. WARNER MARSH, of said New Milford, ha- w wing assigned his real and personal es- tate to William Roberts, in trust for the equal benefit of all his credityTS. by an instrument in writing dated August l3, l64O, pursuant to the provisions of a statute law of this state entitled "an act in addition to an act entitled an act against fraudulent convcyances;" and on the same day said assignment was lodged for record in the probate office in said dis trict: whereupon, ordered, that Commission CTS 10 receive, examine and adjust the claims at the probate office in said New-Milford, on the 7th day of September, l64O, at one o'clock in the afternoon and this Court does direct said trustees to give notice to all persons in- terested in said trust to appear eff they see canse) at said time and place, and be heard relative to said appointment, by advertising this order in newspaper printed in Litch- field, and posting a copy thereof on the pub lie signpost in said New Milford nearest tue residence of said Marsh.
 A true copy of record-certified by
 l2 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge. At q Court of Probate holden Gt HarUinton, miihin aud for the pistrict of HGrscintOa, On he I7th day of August, l64O:
 Present. AL1Gk Catlin. Esq. Judge. 0N motion of Henry Holt, admin istratOr O on the estate of ELEMuEL CLrAvELANp, late of said district, deceased, this court doth appoint the 29th day of August instant, at | o'clock, P. M. at the Probate office in Har- winton, for tho hearing, allowance. and set tlcment of the administration account on said estate and directs sAid administrator to give public notice 10 all persons interested to Hppear eff they see cause) before said court, at sud time and place, to be heard therein. by posting notice of the ame on the sign post tn said Harwintot, and by ad- verlising like notice tn one of the newspa~ pers published tn l.itchield.
 Certified from record.
 l9 JoSuuA WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

KENT. The electors of the town of Kent oppo- sed to the reelection of Marin Van Burcn. are re- qnesied to at the Kent Plains Hotel 0n Tuesday the lst day Of September next al clock P. M. for the appointment of delegates to the State Convention to he held Hartford for the nomination of Prekden. iial Eisc;ors. Per order efhe
 August g7. T'olSa Commiltes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
VILLAGE MEETING.

VILLAGE MEETING.
 The inhabitants of the Village of Litchfeid twho are legal voleFs are hereby notified that their Annual Village Meeting loI Ins purpose oI elecngg 'heiT ". brought before said meeting, will be hed at the Court House in said village on Tuesday the first dsy Of Sep. ieEbeV nexl, at o'clock Y. W. general attend. anee is requested. JosKrH ADAMs. PsesidemL Villsgs g LiicAGel AHgSst %. lSa0 One Secondhand CxEAISE,
 EOR SALE BY
 Aug. l3. ISAAC WRENCH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

In review of the result of the recent elections in the South and West, come to this resul,-that the whigs get states in which they will obtain 39 eleco ra votes, against lG for the tories which we compare
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

The Globe is getting to he very uneasy to know who are to compose Gen. Harriaon's Cabinet. Keep quiet sir-none of it's presen, corrups occupants will be retained but honest men substituted in their place
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

New-Hampshre, South Carolina, Missouri, and Arkansas you cannot take from us, says loco loco. and these constitute capital of tenty electoral votes to begin with. When sure of any more, HI let you know" And he sloped.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

Hartiord, July 27, ls4O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

certificate of Copyright on the wrapper and label and the written signature of
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