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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
Health and Strength. DR. S. O. RlCHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED Sherry W'iaee EeStte8S,

DUT up in octagon bottles, and the ingredients to m make M tn the same put up in pressed pqskages; for dealers in Boston and vicinity. Also by nay agents m all the principal towns throughout New. England and the Southern and Western States.
 Halifax, is general agent fns the British Provinces
 P. s. BARNARD, w. G. SKINNER and PERRY MoRsE are my only authorized travelling agents.
 OFFICE, Is HANOVER. STREET, BosT0N.
 75 cents per bottle 50 cents per paper.
 The following are selected from large number of Editorial notices:
 From the Dover (N. H) Gazette.
 Dr. Richardson's Bitters.-In our columns may be found advertisement of the Vegetable Bit,ers pre-. pared by Dr. S. o. Richardson, of Soath Bedding, Mass. They are, as said to he, undoubtedly compo- sed of variety of valuable and purely vegetable matter, and from our own experience, as we'll as o!h- CTS, we speak highly of their renovating and in- vgorating effects upon the system We have a good opinion ct the Btters as they are not quack nostrum, but discovered, prepared, and gended by own state and who has said but little in the way of putting them himself, but leaves it to those who try l them to judge themselves From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton l Richardson's BiHers.-Of the numerous medicines which advertised in paper from time to time, we pretend to know but ttle-theiR virtues must be Dr.. s. O. Richardson's Btters we are somewhat ac- quainied. These Bters were used in our family last summer for general debility and headache, and much relief was derived from them. Those who may be subject to nervous headache will find the Bitters very beneficiaI-they proved 80 in the to which l we refer. From the Barnstable Patriot. Health and Strength.-To regain Ov preserve these. is the great desideratum. Nothing that we know of Ti ao it more effeStuaily; this yarm weather; than the stric'e,t temperance need not be afIaid OE the alcohol in them. There is no more of it than is absolutely necessary to preserve the spirit Of he roots aud harbs of which they are composed. 9r For sale. wholesale and retail. at Garri.. & Baldwin's, Ltchfied So. Ferms, Wm: l.. Smedley Bethlem, 8. J. Loomis Woodbuvy, Meniman &I Smith & Eqsien Harwinton, Kelog X. Smith Ply mouth. s. M. Mitchell Terryvile, P. Lewis and ky Agents in all the principal towns in the state. 4na
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
DR. ISRAEL DELANrATERy

NeTUe and Bone Rheumatic LiRimenE. The numerous nervous pains oe which 90 many complain, and for which % htlle is dOnO by Physi- clans, cannot escape the reach of these Medicines same tIme will reach the nerve and follow iesstnnge ana wandering course from one part 0f the body to another, until 1t IS banished from the system and the patient rejOices iR perfect cure. TRT IF ALI YE AFFLICTED AND PROVE ITs
 AIlthe Warrantees are intended to apply Go the t"rge sZed bottles Of Linnent and Specific though n Ugh: cases bottle each oG the small size is suf ticienI to effect cure. - CoMsTocK & TYLER
 DR. LIBBT's BITTERs arc highly spoken of in this yc'n!ty hy gentlemen who are not in the. habit of drinking hlrters any more than the good p;rl was oe going 10 meeting, for the pleasure of it. We ba ve no taste t"r these things ourselves being hitter enough already. without the aid of rue, wormwoOf OF oues
 ia. Nevcr'hecss, if afflicted with the prevalent diseases enumerated in the advertisement and ohli we should he inched to call fOr Lbby's Bitters.
 Take Phvsic early-Medcine comes too late,
 When the disease becomes inveterate.
 RECOMMENDED BY THE FAcuLTY-LIBBY's PILLS.
 By long experience these Pills have heen proved by thousnnd to be the hest and safest Family Med cine hitherto discovered. At all seasons of the year secure themselves against sickness. They alike safe t'r children as for any period Of life, and require no extra attention to diet or to clothing Bilious and l,vcr complaints. dyspepsia or indigestion, nervous diseases. sick headache, and in fact, all diseases ar- sing from an impure state of the blood, or disorder ed s'ate of the stomach bowels are speedily remo we'd by taking them. They prevent scurvy. costive- ness and it's consequences; therefore seafaring men should d, never be without 'hem time nor climate af Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New-Yo To be found a: the sign of "Drvgs & Medicines, ' SOuth.sreet, Ltchfield 6In4
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

Whig Meeting in NOrUieh.-The Norwich Courier states that there was fine rally of the Wings of that city on Friday evening. 'I It was one of the right sort and no mistake. , Peter Lanman, Esq. presided. Shortly af- ter the organization of the meeting, Hon. J. w. Huntington of the United States Senate, in obedience 10 a call of the assembly came forward. It was the first opportunity his friends had had of meeting him in public since his return from Washington, and the cordiality with which he was greeted, show ed the high and just estimate put upon his services in the responsible and arduous post of public duty assigned him at Washington. His speech occupied nearly two hours and was a rapid but comprehensive glance at the doings of Congress and the course of the National Administration during the last Ses- sion of Congress and the Extra Session which preceded it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
Litchfield. Oct. 3, ls42.

NTNHE time has arrived when the seeds of disease -k and death are flying far and wide through the air and are prOuseIy scattered in vegeta be food; sAntdoie early. The ancient maxim still holds true as ever-" is easier 10 preUent than to disease
 From the Medical Magazine
 "PHEIPS' TOMATO PILLS are now distributed tO agents m most ot the towns in New England, tha they may be within the reach of all who need this valuable remedy Bilious diseases, iaundice, rheu. masm. cnstiveness. dyspepsia and all affections of the stomach and bowels, together with many nervous affections. are speedily cured by these Pills, without producing any Arrangement or injury the cnnstitu- iion Thousands have been cured of obstinate chro- nic diseases after long course o active and udcious remedies had tailed These Pills neUer fal to cure Dyspepsia and L,rsr ComplGints and will always prevent or break up Feuer if timely resnrted to.
 |" In purifying the BIOod and maintaining healthy secretion of the bile, their efficacy is universally known and acknowledged, and their reputation as alternative firmly established Travellers will find the best substitute for Caome ever discovered. An occasional dose oE them, even when the health is not much disturbed, will prevent much sickness and suf iering If any disturbance is felt in the stomach or bowels sn consequence of change of die. free indugenee in vegetables and fruit, timely dose of these Pills will remove all danger"
 Numerous eases of chronic affections cured by the above medicine are testified to in circulars left wi:h the agents. and which persons are invited to examine
 Pnee S7 l-s cents. with full directions.
 Of the sama agents may he had PHELPS REsroRA. I'VE BETrERs. the invaluable remedy for jaundice, debility iOss of appetite. aiulent and bilious stoms ch Ge. fnee So cts. l2 8w
 AGENTS-Sam'l BueIl and R. M. Woodruff. EIch6eld; Kellogg Smith, Harwinton; Seth Tho. mas x 6an, and Harrington dS Calhoun, Plymouth A. A. Grdley. WaleElown; Lake A. Hays, Beth. lem; Nathaniel Smith, TosTingfoFd Smith & En. sign, Woco,tvle; Augustus Miles & Co, Goshen ; John R. Harrison, Cornwall; Read and Lewis. Sha. yon Jn0 FFankhn. CaDa9ni J. c. Swift, NoTfolk ; E Lsaysnwossh, ,WSleV6gFy,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
At District Court of the U Siaies held at Hartford
 on the 27th day of Sep'ember l942.

At District Court of he U States held at Hdrtford on the 27th day of Sep'ember, lSi2.
 Present ANDREW Y. HUDSON, Judge. :" HEREAS upon various proceedings heretofore w lawfully had, this court on the 27,h day of Seps'r. ls42, did by its proper Decree, deem and de- in said district, to be Bankrupt within the purview of an act of Congress, in such made and provd ed And whereas said bankrupt hath this day filed here in court, his further petition, praying that he may be decreed and allowed full discharge from all his debts, due and owing from him, the Both day of August, 842 that being the day of the date of his original petition in bankruptcy; and that cer. ted the 27Ih day of September lS42.
 Now therefore it is ordered that said petition be heard at the District Court Room in Hartford, in snid district, the 10th day of January ls43 the same being more than ninety days after ga i'd decree in bankruptcy was passed; and that notice thereof be civen to all the creditors of said bankrupt, who may have proved their debts, and to other persons in interest. appcr at the time and place of such hear ing, and shew cause why such discharge and cert cate shall not be granted md allowed by pnblica- ton of copy of this order in the Lifchfeld Enquirer a newspaper printed in said district, at least seventy days before such day of hearing.
 And it is further ordered that so far as the resi- dcnce of the creditors who are named in the list of the Petitioner is known tha notice he given them of the day of said trial and hearing by a letter address sed 10 him them at his their usual place of res- dence, to be deposited in Post Office by some indf erent person at least thirty days before such day of hearing.
 IT, s. In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the sea of said court, this 27h day of September, l842
 Attest, CHARLES A. lNGERsoLL, Clerk.
 The foregoing is a true copy of the original order.
 Attest, CHARLES A. lNGERsoLI, Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
ADDITIONAL RULES,
Adopted by the District Court of COnAecticut Marc
 0tk l0l2


 ANDREW T. HUDSON. District Judge. Form of notice to be sent to each creditor, named m the Origina Petition, by indifferent person, or the Marshall the order may require, for the bank rup after subscribing his petition for discharge and certcate This petition IS presented after the decree m bankruptcy has passed:
 To Creditor of By order of the District Court o Connecticut you are notified that my further petition in bankruptcy, for 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, indifferent person will compare and seal it, and direct the to each creditor his usual place of residence like any other letter, and the seal side 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 make his return in the following form:
 To the District Court of Connecticut:
 District of Connecticut, ss. this day of
 lS42. then deposited in the Post Office at
 in said District, notice to each and all the creditors named in petition of in bank rupcy directed to the said creditors at their several and usual places of residence, in conformity to Rule 25, of the District Court of Connecticut, and in com pance with the published order G ssd CGGr Sworn to and subscribed this day of lS42. Justice of the Peace. RULE 26TH.
 In serving the "Letter 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 of the corporation may be used, and the blanks filled out accordingly.
 And in all cases service of these special or Let ter nOtices Circumstdnta shall vtiate the service, 1.-the name and place can be fairly intended or understood
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

DISTRICT OF CoNNEcTIcUT-ss. Al District Court of Me U. Snies held at Hartford on the 27ih day of Sertembcr, lS42.
 Present ANDREW T. HUDSON, Judge.
 NEIHEREAS upon various proceedings heretofore W lawfully had, this Court on the 27h day of Sep temr. 842did by it's proper decree deem and declare CHARLES MUNROE. of the town of Warren. in of an act of Congress. in such case made and provi ded And whereas said Bankrupt hath this day filed here in Court his further petition. praying that he may be decreed and allowed full discharge from a Il his debts, due and owing from him, on the Both day of August l84 that being the day of the date o his original petition in bankruptcy; and that certi. cate thereof he granted, per petition on file, dated the 27ih day of September, l842.
 Now therefore it is ordered. that said petition be heard at the District Court Room, in Hartford, in said District on the 10th day of January, lS43, the same being than ninety days after said decree in bankruptcy 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 nfe rest 10 appear the time and place of such hearing, and shew cause why such discharge and certificate shall not be granted and allowed; hv publication of copy of this order, in the Lltch6cd Enquirer. newspaper printed in said District, at least seventy days before such day of hearing.
 And further ordered that 90 ar as the residence of the creditors who named m the list of the peil ioner known, that notice be given them of the day of said trial and hearing by letter addressed to him or them his or their usual place 0f residence 10 be deposted in Post Office by some indifferent person, al Ieasr thirty days before such day of hearing.
 IL. Sl In witness whereof have hereun,o set my hand and affixed the seal of said COurt this 27h day
 Attest, CHARLES A. INGERsoII- Clerk.
 The foregoing is true copy of the original order i Attest, CHARLES A. lNGERSoLL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
NOTICE.

VVNHE annual meeting of the Litch6ed County l Temperance Society will be holden at South 10 o'clock A. M.
 The annual meeting of the Connecticut Tempe rance Society, which was to have been holden at Hartford the 9th inst, is deferred till Tuesday the 18th of October, at 10 o'clock A. M, at the Centre church, Hartford. The executive committee request delegates to attend from every society in the srate The following persons have been appointed to repre- sent the county society, to wit:
 Hermon Baldwin, D. B. Bnnsmade, Rev. Daniel Coe, Rev. Henry D. Ketchell, Hosea HinsdaIe. Philip s. Beebe. Rev. MT. Porter of New Milford, Aexan. der Holly, John Quail.
 P. S. BEEBE, Sec'y It. Go. Temp Soc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
Silver and Brass Plating.

HNHE subscriber having established him. I 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 us 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 WmL Rodgers Carriage Shop, west street.
 WALTER l.. STARR.
 Litchfisld, Sept. %, ls42. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
DISTRICT OF CoNNEcTIcUT-ss. DEl IT REMEMBERED That at District Court ID of the U. s. held at Hartford, in said District on the 18th day of September Anno Domini. lS42

DISTRICT OF CoNNEcTIcUT-ss. DE TT REMEMBERED, That at District Court ID of the U. s. held at Hartford, in said District on the l6th day of September, Anno Domni, lS42
 Present ANDREW T. HUDSON, Judge.
 Then was duly filed in this Court, the application and petition of Hamilton l. Eggeston, of the town of Ltchtield the County of ofLchfeld within said Dist setting forth that the petitioner is owing debts and engagements which he is unable to meet: setting forth also, list of his creditors their respective pla ces ofresidence and the amount due to each toge- ther with an accurate inventory of his property rights, and credits, of every name, kind and descrp ton and the location and situation of each and eve ry parcel and portion thereof according to his best knowledge and belief as he saith verified by the oath of the petitioners praying for the benefit of the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to establish uni form system of bankrubtcy, throughout the United States" Approved August 18th, 1S4l, as per peti- ton on fife, dated the 18th day of September s42
 7hereupon h IS ordered; That said petition be heard at the District Court Room in Hartford, within said Dstrcto the 10th day of oNovember lS12, when and where all persons interested, may appear and shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petition shall not be granted notice whereof to be given, by publication of q copy of this order, at least twenty days before the day of such hearing in newspaper printed in Litchield, in said District called the I4chfield Enquirer.
 LIS In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court the day and year above mentioned.
 Attest, CHARLES A. INGERsoLr, Clerk. The foregoing is true copy of the original order.
 Attes CHARLES A. lNGERsoLL, Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
BY HIS EXCELLENCY, CHAUNCEY F. CLEVELAND. GCuernOr of the State Of Connecticut.
A PROCLAMATION.


 WHEREAS, one of those special emergen. cies is deemed to have occurred, on which the person administering the office of Cover nor is authorized and empowered by the Constitution ofthis State, to convene the Gen. eral Assembly:
 Now therefore, I, CHAuNcEY F. CLEVELAND, Governor of the State of Connecticut, do hereby require the two houses of the Gene- ral Assembly of said State, to convene at the State House in New Haven on Tuesday the tsoenty Gtlh day of October nert, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to receive such communications as may be duly submitted, and to transact such business as may properly come before them; and of this all whom it may concern will take due notice.
 Given under my hand, and the seal of the State, at Hampton, this nineteenth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty two, and of the Independence of the United States, the sixty seventh.
 CHAUNCEY F. CLEVELAND. By His Excellency the Governor:
 NOAH A. PHELPS,
 Secretary oi State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
DENTISTRY. EI. B. MERRKJyEA.N.

A T his Office, up stairs, two doors South fA of Beckwith & Seymour's Store, will be in constant attendance to wait on those who may wish Dentistry in any of its various branches, in the latest and most improved style. D' Particular attention paid to Ex- TEACHING TEETH. sep l2 l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
CONCERT.

THE Ltchfield County Sacred Music A Society will give their Annual Concert at the Episcopal Church, Liichfield, on Wednesday. October l9, commencing at o'clock, P. M.
 The performing members of the Society are requested to meet on Tuesday the 18th, at one o'clock, P. M., for rehearsal.
 By order of the President.
 G. C. WOODRUFF, Secretary. Litchfield, Sept 2, lS42. l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
N OTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS to the LlrcHFIELp ENQUIRER, pre-. O vious 10 the 4th of March las. past, requested to settle up their Subscriptions with the subscriber, Administrator to the estAie of HENRY ADAMS, decea sed, late Editor and Proprietor of said Paper, as the estate of said deceased MUST BE SETTLED" To accommodate subscribers in the neghboring towns, the following persons my Agents to receive the money for the balances due, viz:
 For Wolcot.ve, Geo. D. Wadhams, Esq. Go- shen Centre, Dr. John Stone, P. M.; North Goshen, Sedgwick, Esq; Cornwall Bridge. Myron Harrison, Merchant. sharon. Charles F.. Sedgwick. P. M. ; Litchfeh South Farms, Edward Cowes and Alan son J. Pickett, Esqrs. Bethen, Joseph H. Bellamy. Esq; Milton, Capt. Wm. Futile; N. Milford, N Perry, Esq. Kent, P. w. Mills.
 All Single Mail Subscribers, will be furnished with the amount of their balances-and remttaDces ex. pected. The subscriber hopes (and beieves,) that coersive measures, will be necessary to speedy collection of ALL the dues to sa i'd estate.
 JOSEPH ADAMS. Administrator
 to HENRY ADAMS. I.tcbfield, Sept 26, 1842. 6tl0
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06


 Mr. Webster delivered long speech in Faneuil Hall. Boston, Friday last It is repc ted sin gular document-defning no decided position as to his future coursc-and apparently destitute of that trankness which his former character has sustained. We add the following remarks upon his speech by the Express:
 From he ". Y. Erpress qf Saturday.
 MR. WEBsrERs PosrrroN.-The points in Mr.. nn'ns. are tha: "the people are just enlightened now ns they were before he spoke in reference all his private sentiments and preferences, ,"-,hat the President to him has been frank generous confding nnd just, that he gave him carte banche in refer. ance tO the negotiatIons-hat he may leave public lite.-though upon this point Mr. Webster is exceed ingly non:commt'a and i, is easy infer that he will remain where he is as that he will leave his post He spenkso ot important matters to he done in con nec,ion with our foreign affairs, from which it might also be inferred that he does not intend to retire. He ssenis rather o reject than 10 ask advice to what his dnty is. He gives his reasons for remaining in t.e Cabinet and indirectly c,nsnres the Wings al. Washington for course of acon which embarrassed the public business and. also, the Wings of Massa ehuseps tor nominating Henry Clay when they were caled upon to deliberate only upon State matters He und dertHkes 10 give advice to heWhig party to wha. they shoul! do and procaims and repeats that be ls now. as he always has been. good Whig as my man in the Union. He defends the Exchequer Scheme. and calls up,n the Wings to pass the pro- Jeci betnre Congress into law. He believes that it ~ill give the Government and the People sound currency.
 This, it will he seen all spcnks for the present md the pass, CT the future MT. Webster was dumb, and in this disappointed all his hearers in Boston md pub u" expectation every where. We shnll have occnson :" spe"k of MT. Webstsr's position further when we hava more room.
 FsaReis H. Nicou, Esq, the Loco Foco candidate Tor Governor in 1ail, died at Sraford on Saturday last He was formerly merchant in New York.
 Hart. Courant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
Ladies Fair and Concert

VENHE Ladies of the North Congregational Society A in Woodbury. will hold FAIR during inc day and evening of Wednesday next, (l2th nst.) at the Town Hall
 MT. PnoEBUs and THREE CHILDREN of New-Haven, will be present to entertain its visitors with variety Ofhghly approved and amusing Songs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
DIED.

fn this village. on the l2lh ult Andrew, son of Amza Stevens, aged 9 months
 That lovely bird, young and fair,
 Called hence by early doom,
 Just came to show how sweet n flower
 Tn Paradise would hloom.-Com. In this town. on the 1si inst an infant son of My. ron Osbnrn, aged 10 monihs. Tn this town the 27lh ut. Mir Israel Stone, aged e vaara.
 In Kent. on tho 2ls, nlt. Miss Laura Ann Smith. daughter of Capt Elias Smith, aged g years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
BROKE INTO

TNI1E inclosure of the subscriber about the
 A- lst of July last. n Yearling STEER-ra- ther small, and of a brown color-no artifi- cial marks. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take him away. SEYMOUR BEACH.
 Goshen, September l2, l642. 17
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
NOTICE.

IENHE annual meeting of the first Episcopal socie. A ty, in Li:chfeld. will he held at St. Michael's Church, on Monday the 10th inst. at o'clock F. M for electing their officers, and other ordinary busi. ness of the annual meeting,
 Edwin B. Webster, Abner Landon,
 Seymour Stevens, G. P Welch
 Putnam Kilborn, Sam'l C. Braman,
 Truman Stone, Charles Jones,
 Society's COmmitiee.