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SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

The delegates to the 10th Senatorial District Con-
venion met at Orton's hotel in Woodbury., on Tues
day, I'd March, ls4l-SAMuEL LEAvIrr was called to
tie chair, and JOHN L. AMBLER appointed Secretary
On motion, voted, that the delegates report their
names to the Secretary-when il appeared that all
the towns except Warren were represented.
On motion, voted, that the following gentlemen be
appointed committee to prepare resolutions for the
consideration OF the Convention Messrs. Baldwin
Lewis, Amber, and HOLSTER.
On motion, it voted, that the convention pro-
coed to an informal ballot for Senator: taking
which, il appeared that there were different cand-
dates submitted to the consideration of the conven
ton and after free discussion upon the nominal
rors i,'a ballot taken. when 1t appeared that
JOSEPH II. BELIAMy, Esq. OF Bethem, was chosen by
Il large majority.
The committee on resolutions then submitted the
following, which, after brief discussion adop-
ted unanimously:
ability and integrity of the coming administration !;
that they will restore the currency to its original
sound and healthy condition and that under their
guidance the political evils which now threaten us
Resolrsd.' That we will give them our hearty sup
port, and that we will not relax our efforts III the
cause of the people;
Resolved, That the sub-treasuTy bill ought to be
Immediately repealed.
Resoired, That we are free to trust those who now
preside over the political interests Of this state, and
who are again in nomination for the same oihces,
and that we will give them our cordial support.
Resolved, That We have the fullest confidence IN
the ability and integrity of JosEpH H. BELLAmy Eaq
the nominee of this convention for the office of State
Senator and that cheerfully and heartily recon-
mend him to the suffrages of the wings of the six
teenth district. SAM'L LEAEI1'T, Chairman.
JoHN c. AMBLER, Secretary.
The Buckeye Pilgrim. On the Sd appeared on the
top of the central dome of the Capitol al Washington
which surnOuDts the Roundo- man, who, mounting
the rail which encircles that eiddy Gle walton, swung
cried :" Hurra for Tippecanoer' Many strangers
were nOft on the DOME aud we've startled a. this
lraOrdinsry exhibition, well as alarmed for the
mans safety. They thought he crazy. The at.
tendani rebuked him and ordered him down. "Tui,
man." said he, do you think III come do an at your
bidding? came all the way from Oha,, under prom
ise 10 fulfil this HsrrGh for 7ip<canOe -! lie
cried aRain swinging his has. "C,me down, SIT, =
snid the attendant, with much sharpness and deiermi-
nation. "Tut, man, not l. I'LL I've done it once more,
as vowed: Hurried for TiP7ScG.oe" There. sir.
now In come down. and am ready TO go back To
Ohio "-C Cor. North Anaericun.
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The Poger.3rc Society

"II.L meet n: the Court House this lThnrsdnyl
w evening, and discuss the following Re,oIuiron
Prsolird, That the OUTRAGE c"Hniinrd by the
burning of the Caroline is sufficient cause 10 Justify
declaration of war by The United States against
Great Britain
An address NAV he expected on the subject OF
T'cmperance from NJ Simeon s. BattcrAnn.
BY order OF The Chairman.
Litchfed March Il IStl.
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NoT,cr-The meeting of the First School District
in this town. for the purpose of hearing the Report
of committee appointed at former meeting for re-
pairing the old school house, building onc,
and to lay tax for defrnyng the expense thereof j.
further adjourned till Tuesday evening rext, the sd
inst. at which time it is desirable that there should
be q general attendance.
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Notice is he1'eEY g6Ue9a,

TA\HAT the Town Clerk and Selectmen Of
D. the town of l.itchfed will meet at the
Town Room, in said town, on the last Mon
day in March, being the Doth inst. and on
Saturday the 3D. Of April next, at ten o'clock
A. M. on each of said days, as Board Of Re-
gistration, and for the purpose of Examining
and admitting electors, and for the purpose
ofrevising the list Of electors, and to perform
the duties incumbent on said Board under tho
act entitled "an act TO provide for the regis
tration of the names Of the Electors of. this
State" JASON WHITING, -:
JOHN A. OvIATT, So
.. HENRY 8. GRIswoLp,
Moan GARNsEY, 80
NORMAN K1LDoRN, a.
LitchEeld. March 10, lS4I. Al
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Ala Court If Probate holden at Shason,. scitlin
end for the District If Sharon, on the Sh day
of March, A. D. 1871:
Present, Charles r. Sedgacick, Esq. Judge.
E TPON the petition of David C. Perry, Of
- New Fairfield in the county of Fairfield,
showing to this court that he is guardian Of
Edward Perry, Cornelius Perry, and Frede-
rick Perry, OF Sharon, within said district,
minors; that said minors are the owners of
real estate situated in said Sharon, viz. three
eighth parts,ot II certain piece Of land near
the meeting house in said Sharon, bounded
north, cast, and west on highway, and south
on land of John Cotton Smith and Ansel Ster-
ling, Eso's, containing about forty acres-al-
so, about eleven acres of land at place cal,
led Bog Meadow, IN said Sharon, adjoining
the lands Of John Williams, Abby Lowrey,
and Lowell W. Chapman, valued at about
seven hundred dollars that it would be for
the interest Of said minors that said real es-
tate should be sold, and the avai's thereof
vested for the benefit Of said minors accord
ing to law, praying for liberty to sell said
property fol, the purpose aforesaid, as perpe-
!ition on file:
II IS ordered by This court, that said guardian
give notice of said application, by causing
The same to be published in one of the news
papers printed in Litchfield, in the county of
Litchiield, three weeks successfully, ut least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will be heard at the probate Office in
said districts on the 29th day of May next, at
10 o'clock A. M. Certified from Record.
AZ CHA's F. SEDGwIcK, Judge
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ALBERT SEDswIcK,. Chairman.
B. II. MORSE and S. l.. WILDER, Secretori.

~ a. NAOhSE anu ~. La w liDER, OeCTet0FfeS.
A committee on Resolutions, consisting of f. N
Lloley OF burlington, Henry Jones OF New Hartford
J: Z. Blair OF Barklamsed, J. Deming of Colehrook
Simeon s. patterson Of Ischheld, iona than Blake OF
Winchester, Ii. l.. Wetmore of Harwin,on.
lbe Convention then proceeded TO the nomination
Ut candidate for Senator and made choice ot Lam.
BERT HITcHcocK, Esq, Of Barkhamsied, by u unani-
NOUS vote.
The committee on resolutions reported tbs follow
ing, which were discussed by several members Ut the
Convention, and adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That we congratulate our Wing friends
throughout the state upon the of our prlnci.
pies in the election of WIN. H. HARRISON to the Prcsi-
dency; and as will he the first State Election
after his Inauguration, hope thai all VIII see The nc
cessty OF activity and yea! IL the approaching con-
test IN our state IN order that may lose our
intend President Harrison shall have fai. trial.
Resotrsd, That we perfectly accord with jefferson
when he declared that there would always be virtue
government, when they became convinced Of an ex-
isting evil.
Resolved, That we he ar,ily approve of the nomina
ton made at New Haven for State Officers and do
believe that tried patriotism and virtue should be
llrnhy supported
Resoired. Iha: we approve Of The nomination of
LAMBERT HITcBcocK, Esq. candidate for State
Senator; and that we will use all fair and laudab!e
means 10 secure his election.
Resolrrd, That the dongs Of this Convention he
signed by the proper officers and published III the
wbig papers OF Lchtied and Hartford.
A. .SEDGWICK, President.
ST. WILDER Secretaries
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yENltJJE..

F1uRsuANT TO an order Of the Court OF Pro .
K tute. for the District of New Milford, nc
subscriber will sell ut Public Auction. o. the
iSt day IF April. I64l, NJ one o'clock T.. ii.
(uniess previously disposed ofai private sa!")
tue whole OF the Real Estate of WARNER
MARSH, Of said New Milford, an ins"'v"nt
debtor Sale 10 TAX" place on the premises,
near Guylord's Bridge.
WILLIAM RonERTs, Trustee.
.Es,c- Nntora, 1iarch =, !S4l, Il
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HAT'Sy HATS:

ENHE subscribers respectfully
" Il inform their former custom
V | crs, and the public generally, that
they have just received from New
y~9 York II splendid assortment OF
FINE HATS, of the latest fashions, for the
aged, middle aged. and young. consisting OF
Beavers, Casters Russia or Brush HATS
They have also on hand IA variety of Hats OF
their own manufacture, ms usual. all OF which
will be sold at ii small advance from cost, Tor
cash, most kinds of produce. or approved
credit KIIBORN Il BRAMAN.
West Street. Litchfeld, MarcA II. :1"4l
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NOTICE..

WYE the subscribers having been by the
w Hon. the Superior Court for Litchfield
county. held on The third Tuesday of Febru-
AIRY, A. D. l94l, appointed Commissioners on
the estate of WILLIAM Coz, of Litchfcld, in
said county, who by said Court was I'D judg-
cd to be an insolvent debtor within the mean.
ing of the act entitled "au act to authorize
the Superior Court to grant relief in certain
cases Of insolvency." hereby give notice that
said Coe has this day assigned TO us as such
Commissioners certain property -anh that
we will meet for the purpose Of receiving,
adjusting and ascertainng the several debts
due and owing by said Coc, aud Tor the pur-
pose OF discharging our duties us such Com
missioners,at tho Office Of Origen S.Scymour,
in said town of Litchfield, ON the first Mon
day of May. 1871, and on the first Monday
of June, lS4l, and on the 18th day OF Sept'r,
1S4l, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon of each
of said days. OzIAs LEWIS. Commis-
JASON WHITING, sioners.
LitchGeld, March 10, 1s4l. AZ
Al Court If Probate holden at Woodbury.,
,cihin and for the district If Woodbury., on Tie
l2ih day of March, A. ID. l6il--
Present, Nath't Il. Sn,iih, Esq Judge.
TTPON the petition of Henry Il. Daley. Of
u Watertown, in the county Of Litchfeld,
Ann Maria Olcott, Of Woodbury., within said
district, minor; that said minor is the owner
| of real estate situated in said Woodbury., viz.
u piece of land lying in the east part Of said
town. about four miles from the main street,
and about one hundred rods north from the
residence of Reuben b. Martin, containing
about five acres, with a house and barn ON
the snme. bounded west on highway, north
on Wheeler Atwood and the Wildmans' land.
east on Sheldon Tolls, south on Warner AT
woods land, valued at about three hundred
dollars; that it would be for the interest OF
said minor that said land should be sold and
the avaiIs thereof invested in other real cs-
tate, or to place the same at interest, or lay
out the same in the nurture and education OF
said minor, praying for liberty TO sell said
property for the purpose aforesaid, as per pc
tion on file:
II is ordered by this court. that said guardian
give notice Of said application, by causing
the same TO BIZ published in one Of the news
papers printed in Litchfeld, in the county OF
| l.ilchficld, three weeks Successvclv, at least
six weeks before the hearing; and TINT said
petition will he heard Mt the probate office in
said district on the l7th day Of May next. at
10 O'Clock forenoon. Certified from Record.
A1* NATHANIEL B. Smith, Judge.
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TIERMOMETRICAL TABLE,
KEPT AT I.lTcHFIRLD.

gI3eftiRg on Elections are informed that the
Es9N Gf Common Pleas. in action brought to re-
&eax hnek money last by betting on election, and
go SeE TO the winner. yesterday decided that the
alaE could not Ees,QyeE under these circumstances.
NS( :" $3.50 CinriHSei Gazette.
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DIED,

In Warren, Mr.. Elisha Glover, aged about so, ond
his son Sidney Glover, aged 2l-Mr John Bonn. y
aged about 81.
In Bristol Mrs Nancy Il. Smith, wife of Mr.. Alvin
Smith. aged 30 ...s.
In Colehrook. Mrs Betsey Phelps, wife of Mr. John
Phelps. aged 81; Mrs. Wellhah Phelps, wife of Capt.
Arab Phelps, aged 60.
In Rochester, N. Y, Myron Ilol.ey. Esq, aged e.
formerly editor Of a paper in Hartford, Ca native u
Salisbury, Con.
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Li'chfeH, March 4, 1871.

Ala COqsrt "f Probate holgen al LiichEeld, Nth
an and for The district Of Litchfeld, on dtg Liza
dGyY Marc, 4. ID. is4l:
Present. Ralph q. Camp, Esq. Judge.
II HIS Court doth direct the administrator
a. on lsS- estate of ELISHA GLOVER, late of
Warren, ~ s;tid district. deceased, represent
sd to be insolsent, =, give notice TO all per-
sons Interested i'll the state ofsaid deceased
to appear Gfthey see cause) before the Court
Of Probate 10 be holden at the prebate Office
in said district, on the LIST day of April next.
~ 10 O'Clock A. M tn be heard relative 10 the
appointment Of Commissioners on said estate,
by posting said order Of notice on public
si..npost in said town of Warren nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt, and by
advertising the same in a newspaper publish
cd in LitchfcId. Certified from Record.
AZ RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
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NOTICE.

EElIiE subscriber intending to adopt new
L. regulations in regard to his business,
calls on all VITO are indebted, whose accounts
are of more than three nnonths standing, to
make payment without delay and without
res pec' TO persons.
To EeE-one ar trO ROOMS.
E'3 C. Z. WEBB
Lichfeld March T. 1871 -.' 4O
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MARRIED.

In WATERFOWL on the 9Th instant Mr.. George E.
Guernsey, of Sharon to Miss Mary A. Beurdslee,
of the former place.
In Sheffield, on the 9th inst, Major Crosby w
Skinner, to Miss Evira Seelye, both OF Brookield.
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FIFTEENTH DISTRICT

At meeting Of Delegates of the several towns in
the 18th district, held at Wolcottvie, on the 4h Of
March. IS4l-Alberl Sed9wck. Esq. was appointed
Chairman pro tenn, and B. Il. Morse, Secretary pro
tenn. The meeting proceeded to nominate committee
Of one from ench town to repor, officers or
this Convention The committee reported the follow.
lug, aud they were appointed
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Dcoth Of Mr.. Menefss-The Cincinnati Republican
OF Wednesday last says: I'VE regret TO learn by
private letter the death Of the Hon. Richard H. Men
fec formerly Representative in Congress from the
llth district in Kentucky, ard Of the candidates
tor the u ;. Senate at the election in Frank
iF. de died AT LexAgton last Saturday evening,
after shor: Illness
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1T,7e mississippi Creole,
IN PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
''f''T TN. PREWETT.
r.e nnllnr, iaranably in advance.

rrRnse Dollars ED",'% % IN pe aav'@ pye
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CANTON, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is IsaI.
RANGERS SALE.

"A S Ranger of Madison county,I will
l = offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
before the court house door in Canton,
On the first Monday in October nert,
the following described property, to wit:
A small bay Stud Horse, three years
old, taken up by Andrew Owens. Ap-
praised to $25.
One COW and calf, and yearling. ia
ken up by John CrOswell. Appraised to
$25.
One brown red steer, taken up by
Thos. Temple. Appraised to S12.
One gray Horse, taken up by VIM.
Henry. Appraised to $40.
One black colored OK. Appraised to
SIS; a red and white colored steer. APP.
praised to S18; both taken up by Jor,
don Moore.
Persons having the above described
property in their possession, are notified
to bring it forward on the day of sale, o.
they will be dealt with as the law di
| reefs.
GEO. E. w. NELSON,
Ranger of Madison county.
Canton, August %, 1841. Its
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County.
CIRCUIT COURT.

O4ROClI COIhl-
May Term, A. ID. I84I.
Ford E L. g. Sutherland On Attachment,
w. james aa, Farrar, for seos 22-
EVHIS day came the said Plaintiffs BY
u their attorney, and the attachment
in this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant failing TO APP
pear and give special bail and plead here
in: On motion it is ordered by the court,
that unless the said defendant do appear
here, on or the first day Of the nexI
term of this court, give special bail and
plead herein, judgment by default will
be rendered against him, and the proper
ty attached be sold to satisfy plaintiff :
debt.
1t is further ordered that a copy o
this order together with a specification
Of the cause of action and amount due
fromdefendant to plaintiffs, be published
in the .sMississipplan." a newspaper pub
lished in the city of Jackson, or som,
other duIy Authorized newspaper Of hi
State, for four weeks successfully, an
that all other proceedings hereI
are STAYED until the next term Of thi
court.
A true copy from the minutes Of sai
court.
Attest. WIN MONTGOMERY. Clerk.
By HENRY R. COULTEE. d. CTR.
| H. A. H. Lawson. P. Q.
July IA, 1841-Pr. fee so. 16-4t
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-18

MARSHAL'S SALE.
Henry Hamblin
VS. United States Circuit
Leonard C Temple, Court, Southern Dis
John H. Walker & tricr.
Albert G. Bennett.
10y virtue fthe above stated Pleurias
- fl ia. to me directed from the Hon
orable Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Southern District of Mississippi,
| will expose to public sale, at the court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On the first Monday in October neat,
A negro boy named ALLEN, levied on
as the property of defendant Leonard c.
Temple. Sale to take place within the
hours prescribed by law.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By ]. S. GoocH, Deputy Mar.
August 23d, 1841.
Pr. fee $40 SO. AS
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-18
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CAUTION.

Z HEREBY forewarn all persons from
IL trading for note Of hand, given BY
Joseph J. Suggs, made payable to Evan
der Eubanks for the sum OF $500 The
said note was given sometime IN Deem
Der, 1910. | am security on said note;
it has been transferred to Holden Sc Ar
cher-l am determined not to pay said
note unless compelled by law, as | was
to been released from the securitorshiF
by Joseph Sdgg's father.
B. NJ. FUGITT.
sep IL l6-2I*