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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

TNNflE time has arrived when the seeds of disease 1 and death are flying far and wide through the air and are proiusely scattered in our vegetable fnd and he who won!l shun their ravages must apply the antldote early The ancient mnxim still holds ifis as ever-" is easier to preUenf than to cure disease"
 From Lhe Medical MugGsine.
 PHELPS TOMATO PILLS are now distributed to agents m most of the towns in New England that they may be within the reach of all who need this valuable remedy Bilious diseases, iaundjce rheu. nIaiisn. cOstiveness, dvspepsin and all affections Of the stomach and bowels together with many nervous affections, are speedily cured by these Pills without producing any derangenTent or injury to the cOnsu. tion. Thousands have been cured of obstinate ehro. nic diseases after long of active and malicious remedies had tailed. These Pills necer Eal to cure Dyspepsia and L'uer Co~raaints, and will always prevent or break up Feuer if timely resor.ed to.
 "In purifying Me Blood, and maintaining healthy secretion of the bile, their efficacy is universally known and acknowledged, and their reputation as ', alternative firmly established Travellers will find them pleasant, convenient, and safe remedy and tho best substitute for CalomeI ever discovered. An occasional dose of them, even when the health is not much disturbed, will prevent nuch sickness and sui tcring. If any disturbance is felt in the stomach or bowels in consequence of change of diet or too free indulgence in vegetables and fruit, timely dose of these Pills will remove all danger'
 Numerous cases Of chronic affections cured by the above medicine. testified to in circulars left with the agents. and which persons are invited to examine
 Price 37 l2 cents, with full directions.
 or the snme agents may be had PHELPS REsroRA. TIVE BrTrERs. the invaluable remedy for jaundice, debility, oss appetite, atulent and bilious stoms &c. Price 2' cts. issw
 ,AGENTS.-Soml Buell. and R. M Woodruff mas x Son, and Harrington & Calhoun, Plymouth i; A. A: Gridley Watertown Luke A. Hays, Beth. lem; Nathaniel Smith, Torrngford; Smith & En. s1'gn 1 WUIeo!tye 1 Augustus Miles & O.. Goshen; |; ron; Jno. Franklin. Canaan; J. C. Swik, Norfolk : E. LeavenwOrth, Waterbury
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
ADDITIONAL RULES.
Adopted by tue District Court oC Connecticut March
 8h 1912 ANDREW TT IIIDSON D;s,ro. J,Jro

Adopted by e District Court cr Connecticut, March
 ANDREW T. JUDsoN SM sS5S District Judge RULE 25TH.
 Form cf notice to be sent to each creditor, named in the original Petition, by an indifferent person. or the Marshal as the order may require for the bank. rup alter subscribing his petition for discharge and certfcdte Ihis petition is presented after the decree To Creditor of notified that my further petition in bankruptcy for a discharge and certificate, will be heard at the District Court Room in on the day of l842. After the above is filled up and signed by the bankrupt. an indifferent person will compare and seal It, and direct the same to each creditor at his usual place of residence, like any other letter. and on the sent sade. must be added ;hese words: The bankrupt notice of -
 The indifferent person will see that all these blanks are properly filled up, then he will lodge the letters in the Post Office, and mako his return the following
 RETURN. To fhe District Court of Connecticut:
 District of Connections, ss. this day of
 Tn said District, a notice 10 each and all the creditors named in petition of in bank ruptcy, directed to the said creditors their several and usual places ot residence, ia conformity to Rule 9, of the District Court of Connecticut, and in com piance with the published order of said Court
 Indifferent person. Sworn 10 and subscribed this day of l642 Justice Ot the Peace. RULE 26rH.
 In serving the "Leter Notice" on Creditors either by the Marshal, or an indifferent person. when the debt IS due any company copartnership the of the firm may be used alone, without designating the individuals of the firm
 When the debt may be due to a corporation, the name ofthe corporation may be used, and the blanks filled out accordingly.
 And in all cases of service of these special or Yet. fer notices circumstdntial shall not vitiate the service, 1.-the name and place can be fairly intended or understood
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS to the LrTcHFIELD ENQUIRER. pre- AC vious the 4th of March las: past requested 10 settle up their Subscriptions with the subscriber, Adminisratnr 10 the estate of HENRY ADAMS, decea- sed late Editor and Proprietor 0f said Paper, ,hc estate of said deceased MUST BE SETTLED '' To accommodate subscribers in the neighhorng towns the following persons are my Agents to receive the money for the balances due, viz:
 For Wolcouvie, Geo. D. Wadhams, Esq /; Go. Collins Baldwin, Esq; Cornwall Hollow, Benjamin Sedgwick, Esq Cornwall Bridge. Myron Harrison, Merchant; sharon, Charles F. Sedgwick, P. M. LitchGeld South Farms, Edward COwlcs and Alan son J. Pickett, Esqrs. Behem, J0seph Fl. Bellamv. Esq Milton, Capt. Wm. Tu'tle N Milford, N Perry, Esq., Kent P. w. Mile.
 All Single Mail Subscribers, will he furnished with the amount of their balances--and renattanees ex- pected The subscriber hopes (and beleves.) that no coersive measures will be necessary to speedy collection of ALL the dues to said estate.
 JOSEPH ADAMS, Administrator
 to HENRY ADAMS. T.fch6eld Sopt 06 12dQ Htl1
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
Silver and Brass Plating.

TVHE subscriber having established him II self in the above business, would inform all Carriage Makers in, and vicinity of Litch. field. that he is prepared to do their Plating in as neat style, and on as reasonable terms as it can be done elsewhere.
 To Harness Makers also, he would say that [ he intends keeping on hand an assortment of Flames, Terrets, Buckles, &c., which he will furnish on the most reasonable terms. Their patronage IS respectfully solicited, rear of Wm Rodgers Carriage Shop. west Street
 WALTER L. STARR. Litchfield, Sept. %, 1542. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

THE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Litchfield, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of SALLY w. WoLcOrT, late of Litchfeld, deceased, to exhibit their claims fer settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be Aebarrcd a recovery.
 ORIGIN $. SEYMOUR,
 Administrator with the Will annexed.
 Litchfield, Sept. 22, l942. IS TFNHE Court of Probate for the District of I Litchfield, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credit ors to the estate of TIMOTHY CHURCHILL. late of Litchfield, in said district, deceastd, tu ex- hibit their claims for settlement. Thos who neglect to present their ac"ountS, properly atteSted, within said time. will be drbarr"d recovery. All persons indcbl,d d to said e tate, are requested to make imnmdiht. pay mcnlto LEHMAN OSBORN, Adnin'r.
 LitchfelG, Sept. 2l, lS42. IS DURSUANT io an order of ihe Court ot N Probate for the district of Litchfieid, the. undersigned, administrator on the estate "f JOHN H1NDMAN. late of Cornwall. in said dis. trict, deceaSod, will sell at Public Auction so much of the real estate of said deceased as will raisc the sum of @31 l.3O and incident charves of sale. Sale to take place at the house lately occupied by said deceased, in said Cornwall, on the 18th day of October, l542, at 10 o'clock forenoon.
 WM. HMDMAN, Administrator.
 Cornwall, Sept. 22, l542.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
NOTKCE.

PY virtue of warrants to me directed to D collect State, Town, and Highway Tax. es, on list Of l64O, of the residents and non. residents of the town of Torrington, will sell 90 much of the real estate of Caleb Ly- mans heirs us will pay the taxes on said es- tate. and cost of sale, at the sign post in said Torrington. on the 9th day of Noyembcr next, at 2 o'clock F. M.
 NELSON ROBERTS, Collector. Torrington, Sept IA, l642. +l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
DENTISTRY. R. N. .MERRKNERNe

A Y his Office. up stairs, two doors South "A Of Beckwith & Seymour's Store, will bo in constant attendance to wait on those who n'ay wish Dentistry in any of its various branches, in the latest and most improved style. DJ- Particular attention paid to Ex-' TEACHING TEETH. sep l2 l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

NU II MOWLO TlNHE inhabitants of the Town of Litch- field legally qualified to vote in Town Meetings, are hereby notified that their An nual Town Nesting will he held ut the Town Room, in said Town, on Monday the 3d day of October next, at 9 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of appointing Town Officers, aud also to decide whether New Electors may be admitted in future on tho day of Electors Meetings, and at what time in the forenoon said meetings shall be opened, and to trans- act any other proper business.
 ToML1NsoN WELLS
 DAVID BENTON,
 TRUMAN GILBERT, Select Men.
 ELI CURTIS,
 ABNER LANDoN,
 Liiclfeld, Sept. 29, l942. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
A CARD.
Hedd Quarters,

Gth Brigade Connecticut Militia, Sept. 23 1siS: GEN. PHELPS and suit, take this methsd 10 SN acknowledge their warmest thanks to Col. John Barstow. the worthy proprietor of -FOUR HOUSE, |" at North Canann, for his kindness and most gentle manly attentions while quarered with him tho late Review of the 3d Reg't Cavalry and 18th Infantry friends that should they introduce themselves to this s.P"ci"us tsta blishnen they will find themselves AT HOME indeod
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
Prepare for Gold Weather !
 Fashionable X'@6EO9.iaeg.

A s one of the "trade" who wishes his fel- "A low man, that "noblest work of divine hands," dressed in garments beftting his po- stion, viz. with Coat, Vest, and Panta- loons-also protected with an Overcoat or Cloak to defy the storm and wind of the coming winter -begs liberty to inform THE PUBLIC, that they can be accommodated, either in the Cutting or Making of the said garments at short notice, at his shop in Spencer's build ing, next west of the Mansion House, and most respectfully requests their patronage.
 *." Fashions Americana, e Ia French, Eu- ropean, or ScOtchiGna, just received by late ar- rivals. H. A. HULL.
 N. B.-Wanted immediately first ratc Journeyman Tailor. H. A. II.
 Litchfield, Sept. %, lS42. 16
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
DR. lSREAL DELAMATER'S KheeEa2e(yEtc KIaaIaaaeaaE.

m This remedy has the happy and powerful efIec, oi reaching the nerve from both ways, viz from the in. tornal aud external use Although many eases are cured by either the external internal remedy alone, yet the Proprietor does not promise positive cure unless both articles are used together, and in nll such cases no matter how severe, when both articles are used In connection according 10 the directions the most positive warrantee is given, that the money. i, every case, will be paid back to the purchaser where a cure is not effected. CoMsroCk S, TyLER. DR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE BiTTERs. Dr. Libby being convinced of this, discovered A continuation Of remedial agents that would act upon any one or all Gt the secrsiions aud restore tho va. riOlls organs to their healthy action.
 That have succeeded, there is not the least doubt, and the Bitters now offer 10 this intelligent conuu. niiy. possess intrinsic merit and have il,e sirres, claims upon your confidence, ,because they are fnnd ed upon true principles, and correct knowledge of the cause of disease. " While mercury and bleeding, and oil,cr jee,erious remedies are becoming more and more unpopular Libbys Btiers are extending the sphere of their use iulness by the appreciation Of generous public
 CoMsTUCK 6k TYLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
BROKE INTO

YNHE inclosure of the subscriber about the
 A lst ot July last, a Yearling STEER--ra- ther small, and of brown color-no artifi. cial marks. The owner is requested to away. SEYMOUR BEACH.
 Goshen, September l2, l642. I7
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

MELANCHOLY SUIcrpr.-We lcarn that Mr Eli Mix of this city, who was for several years a weigher in the Custom House, committed suicide last evening ai with his pocket handkerchief. MT. Mix's mind had been for some time disordered, which was doubtless tho cause of inc suicide. Mr. Mix was about co YearS of age-M. IL Palladium
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
CONCERT.

THE Liichfeld County Sacred Music A Society will give their Annual Concert at the Episcopal Church, Liichfield, om Wednesday. October 19, commencing at 6 o'clock, P. M. -. IA
 The performing members of the Society are requested to meet on Tuesday the lsths at one o'clock, P. M., for rehearsal.
 By order of the President.
 G. c. WOODRUFF, Secretary. , T.itchfeld, Sept z, 1S42. lJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

THE subscribers having been appointed
 \ Committee by the Hon. General As- sembly holden at New Haven in May last, upon the petition of Orange Merwin and oth- CTS directors of the New Milford and Ltch- field Turnpike Company, to survey and lay out o Turnpike Road or Highway, comment cling at some convenient and proper place on the New Milford and Litchfield Turnpike Road, between the eastern end thereof and the Turnpike gate upon the same within tho town of Litchticld, and from thence through a part of the towns of Litchfield and Wash- ington, to and across the Shepaug river lleaV the iron works of Frederick Chittenden & Company in said last mentioned town, SO us to unite with a part of said Turnpike road
 in said Washington, do hereby give notice to l all concerned that we shall meet at the awe:l. ling house of A. Bradley in said Litch6eld,
 on the 4th day of o :tober next, at one o'clock
 in the afternoon, for the purpose of attending
 to tho duties of our said appointment as pre- scribed in the resolution of said Assembly
 upon the subject. WM. P. RUSSELL.
 FREDERICK KELLOGG. ROGER AvERILL,
 Salisbury, Sept. 2, le42. *l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

TH\HE Court of Probate for the district of
 II Ltchfield, hath assigned tho 26th day of October, A. D. lS42, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate office in Litchfeld, for ibe examination and settlement of the ad- ministration account on the estate of JOSEPH RANKIN, iate of Cornwall, in said district, de- ceased. at which time and place all persons interested will appear, if they see cause, and be heard therein. JENETT RANKIN, Admin'x.
 Iitchfield. Sept. 5. l642. 16
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
DIR. LIRRY's VEGETABLE LIFE pILIs

Are en', i'i,ons. anti-dyspeptic, and anti.mercu. ria, and n's he jnstly considered universal medi- cine, h" they are peculiarly beneficial in the follow. ng cOl"painis-yelIOw and bilious fevers fever and ague dyspepsia. croup, liver complaints, sick head headnct". jaundce, asthma, drOpsy, rheumatism, en- arQemen of the spleen, piIes cholie, female Obsruc tons, heartburn furred tongue nausea, dsiension of the stomach and bowels, incipient diarrhpa, Ralu. iency, babitual costiveness loss of appetite blocbes bowels. where cathartic an aperient is needed, They are exceedingly mild in their operations, pro duclng neither nausea, gripping or debility
 ~ CoMsTocK & TYLER
 Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New York U F%, sale at the sign of Drugs X Medicines" L"chheid' 6nI3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

DISTRICT OF CoNNEcTIcUT-ss Ata District Court of Me U Stafes hcld ot New fla.
 Ue", on the l3h day of July l842. Present ANDREW Y. JUDsoN Judge. "lIEREAS upon various proceedings heretofore
 w lawfully had. this Court on hs 18th da of July, lS42, did by i,s pruper dccrce, 6een and declare WILLIAM REED of the town of Salisbury, in snd Dissnct, to be a Bankrupt, within the purview of an act Ot Congress- ID such case made and prOv. ded: And whereas said Bankrupt hath this day filed here n Court, his further petition, praying that he may bo decreed and allowed full discharge from II his debts, due and owing from him, on inc 2lA day of May 1872. that being the day of the date of his original petition in bankruptcy and that certi- ficas thereof be granted as per petition on ie dated the 18th day of July, l5l2.
 Now therefore it is ordered, that said petition be heard ct the District Court Room, in New Haven, in said District, the 18th day Of December l84 the being than ninety days after said decree in bankruptcy was passed; and that notice thereof be given to all the creditors of said bankrupt, who may have proved their debts and to other persons in inte resi- appear ihe time and place of such hearing, and shew cause why such discharge and cert 6caie shall not be granted and allowed; by publication newspaper printed in said District at least seventy days before such day of hearing.
 And 1t is further ordered that far the residence of the creditors who named in the list of the pei. tioner is known that notice be given them Of the day Of said trial and hearing by letter addressed to him them at his their usual place of residence to be deposited in Post Office by some indifferent person, at least thirty days before such day ofhearing.
 IL. s. In witness whereof have hereuntO set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, this 18th day Of July, lS42.
 Attest, CHARLES A. ISGERsoLL, Clerk
 The foregoing is Q true copy of the Orginal order.
 Attest. CHARLES A. iNGERSOLI. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

NNHE Court of Probate for the district of 1 Wo0dbury. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof; for the credi- tors to the estate of CHARLES THOMPSON, late. of Bethlem, deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts. properly attested, wdhjn said time, will be debafred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 NORMAN M0NsoN, Admin'r.
 Bcthlcm, uly l5, l942.' %l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the 1 District of Ltchfcld has limited and al. lowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of the estate of George s. Bucls late of l.tchfield, in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Tonlnson Wells and Oliver Goodwin of said Ltchfield. Commissions IS f6 receive and ex- anime said claims. Certified by
 ELISHA s. ApERNErHY, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the house of Jonathan Buel, in said 1.tchfeld, on the l7th day of November, ls42, and on the l7th day of March, ls43, at 2o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the bu- sillcss of said appointments.
 o9ra's;ss oa'vas Ssovx,st w1,1'' comm'rs. All persons indebted 10 said estate are re. questcd to make immediate payment 10
 JONATHAN BUE1, Administrator.
 Litchfeld, Sept. IT. l042. v
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
south Cornwall Academy.

TNt1lS Institution will be opened on the -A first Monday of October nexl, under the care of E. B. ANDREWS, A. B. The lOca !" ton of this School presents unusual induce, nIG'lts to the scholar who desires comPleIe freettom from in,rrfnption. Cornwall valley wns formerly selected as the location of the Foreign Mission Scho,l, ht:ng preferred be- fore any other Im New. England on account "i the rare combination of its heNlthinsssr beauty, scclIsOn and the morality of its in- habilaIns. The advantages of this situation are believed to be unsurpassed by any in the land. The facilities of access by means of the Housaionic Rail Road and the Hartford, I.i,chfcld, and Poughket'psie Stages, place this School within the reach of scholars from abroad.
 Instruction will be given in all the bran- ches usually taught in our higher schools including Vocal Music.
 The price of Tuition will be from three to five dollars, according to the studies pursued.
 Board can be obtained in pleasant private families ut prices varying from &ls5O tO S2,OO per week.
 l66t South Cornwall, Sept. 5, 1s42.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

REFERENCES. Frederick Kellogg, Esq, Cornwall. B. B. North, M. D., Hon. Peter Bierce, Cornwall Bridge, Rev. w. w. Andrews, Kcnt. Rev. E. w. Andrews, New York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
MARRIED,

h this town. on ihe 18th instant, by the Rev. MT. Jane F. LandOa. of this town
 h Wo!cettville. on the 23d inst. Mir Julius Scoyile s Aeehhcid, tO Miss Emily Dayton Of w Ger. M. Frederick Miles of Goshen, to Miss Mary H0lley of Salisbury. '' In Watertown on the 18th inst by the Rev. Chaun- Sesy Dsyon, stephen Munson Esq. of Plymouth. to
 In Waterbury on the l4,h inst. Col James Bouion Of Watertown, to Miss Sally Bradley, of MddIebury
 DIED,
 In WcodbsEy, on the 29d inst Mrs Lucia SpoOner, Wse e Mr; nhanan SPooneE aged 40 years.
 h New Haven, on inc 23d inst Matilda Ann in. fant daughter q MT. Wm. B. Baldwin. In Harnsonh1re, Va, on the l7ih inst. Richard Law Williams. Iged lS years. son Of the Hon. TiIO-
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
NOTICE.

Litchfeld, Sept. 26, ls42.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-07
General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cards-Bllls, &c.
To the Ruslneas Public.

Having nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, ready to print books, pamphlets cards.
bills AMI all kinds of useful and elegant printing the
most moderate terms, and for cash pay ments.
This office we lave fitted up at great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have alrea
dy executed work the amount of several thousands OF
dollars end still busy printing of the most beau.
l articles issued from the press. Lady's Maya
zinecaled the "ARrr printed in this Office and is
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country The beautiful typography of the New
YoRx LANCET is we'll known.
All applications for printing will be made to Mn. JOSEPH
ELLIOTT, the Manager at the office of the Herador up
stairs in the printing Office entrance at 81 Nassau street.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
FRoPRIEroR HERALD GENERAL PRINrIso OFYIcE,
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
NEW YoRx, Doth Sept. iS42
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A'nuai INTEREST," sos $50
The circulation of the Central Bank of Georgia is al
ways included among the liabilities of that state II
stranger doubts the credit of those bills he IL mot NTH
the assertion tina. the State is aben ia the sa -
Alabama. Now Of what possible benefit is IL 10 the h,a
that the State is liable, 1t does pay The notes Of
the Central Bank discount of 30 per cent in Ar
gusta Now the fact that these State debt does
not raise the credit of the notes. but DESTROYS TIM
credit Of the State. No State can permanently main
tain credit II 1t refuses 10 pay its Liabilities no mat
ter in what form they may be outstanding But Georgia
sgettng used to dshonor II has been cursed with in
solvent banks until its citizens have lost their high sense
of honor. Their moral integrity has become 50 blunted
that for four years they havecooly looked on their State
bankruptcy without making effort to remove the
stigma sticking to her. The debt she now owes New
York remnant of $sooooo which laid protested in the
Phoenix Bank for long time.
The advocates of the paper system which has produced
these disgrsceul results and which, in fact makes the
Southern States but Province of England under the
and arbitrary rule Of street are
in their excrtons to the paper system
by which they held in bondage. The Savannah Re-
publican is Of these That organ of foreign interest,
raises the fraudulent and deceptive cry favor Of tariff
"to protect American interests" and at the same time nd
vccses paper credit well knowing that the latter
entirely nulli6es The operations Of the former Where
tina currency is expansive, it iucuates, obeyng the will