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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
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IS INC Tt'e qneS'ioii lot ""o fcoP'0'
vii" orc 'he cohS'''hci0' ~ Sul'i'' '"u
70 guard wen 'he rIT"'S 81 'ne to'f.
INC ricn can take c, fe Of themselves.
tpon A'l'l'9lN anu "''No 4 I'' }
OF COINS Per S'l''"ieo s"t" ID ,,'u'
Wi'iir"t f'ivie'ic1 70 que"i'g' ~
cootSe ,riIc'e IS nus lio"l"I'ou' '''e
ouiy beng more th"n '"e hrst cost !;
wullst tito llnc and co ny c'n be , m
ported. " no wear ,i'o t'iSI'p hN IL
ncIe? The poor! The "''i>"S M
fast WeNtS II; men anu WoiI,th hi
thelr Old are Me"t It, 10 guard rom
,o,ddilq hlcunoj>tI.
rs 10 >il,o. (Which are Injury,
yud gcneld,Iy wotho"'y By lie veal
uty) uturdy i>uIlknl4,unalI, >lDaWIn,
like Quec, EIcrorly'S, Which cost
$500, which eau be- put MO L sui
box, pay by weight, and 40 more
duy tllaltIc same quality of a cheap
aulctc costing 50 cents. How many
oucn iinu >ilawIS, IKE Qnecu Nicl"-
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

TaE IAHiFF, thouan grel tet'tI from
the dangers al 10 law, IS yt, OPP ram .
very stV,I.,y up"n merchants eng O." 10
Inc tSrliQn irAae. A h'epd ct "tr' WI"
bapppned tote Yesterday IN the store 81
an inp rieH. az. aug raw at packages ct
dl, g5ous which appeared 10 have b en-
recently Imported, enp,ilrd at The mer'
chant as 10 The tppiairD ct tie VhHfi.
The du,y on ht fret parkag'. id 'hP
u,.tc ,aul. is hin-'ty pei ctHr. n the cos {;
90 ne spcnrd, 100 per ,eir; ~ III" lhIr e.
400 p.T ceua; ca he l"ur H. 5" pee cr'H;
uo ne 81 ", 500 per CO; apd o. NE re,i
80 T. Is pr ttu. .lG- Nut.rs, xvi i
he rrmein ere !, are trW .ir aa- III .day
4 abe sIgrinAnet Vie Ac', uutl5r g9od-
/ which M,te urntr II Wl'h Inr tEptrwilt u
i,btp,y itg meelN pei !rrn,I Sue" dNleS,
! atahi- ~ ra.h, II course put an emit,
rido.- The fack g. MtIca pah af"y
/ 81 400 per cent, was tG3cy c"i'o" hanakrr
rbis +, MIlhiH tn, I'D vi sIk ar""n ~
! 'ghu The co'o winch made t9em sob
: oct 10. 6 sptc'6e duiy on s,lk bN Va" IL.
| Il is great 10 br r rrrd tj,a' e. og,es :
| ltleI 90 iong ees iVn, ehir'd h'Ve come
10 so unsatisfactory result. We hhre,
ooweyer. ,irta Al he n,X''spssi n, ron--
| ross will modify lnp exirdvag NJ le-t u :
i lie hill, AID hrinL i, in,,a >h 'pp wal n
I~ltl rive TO ali krfds o. bnsInesS ne tdn
tnpntal lasis OF pr per- y.-porIn h'doce
md sleadiness -Char'es,on Mercury.
Flour in CINCINNATI, on the 9th
uh., was So rs per Dbl. --Whiskey
is cents per gallon.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
@-- - - =
IGNlOCRAfiC 1 REED.

Fit be true Thai all men Y nature
are equaIly free and Independent, and
t.tat no hi.H nor sch oil nfen arc Cnll-
tied loauV separate, exclusive prvi-
IeooS, hm iH on,idcratlon of public
services, then we l,otd lIIc following
doctinGS - he trJta ANA essential IN
the Ucuocr tic creed: -..
t'acaipromiSnr& hostility TO a ma
tiouaI bauk, IS we'll a> tile Whole state
bank system.
Opposition rs bari,l and unequal
legislation OF ali kinds, and 10 any
iole'lcreuce whatevef with The dllnS
OF The people. aaa
We are therefore in fvor
OF genera! laws, equally calculated
TO p o.ect the pusols and properly
OF all without giving to any cllz. II
the SIiohteS. advantage oteI MS neish-
Dor, and la' asatseE'e'
Of equal aud general laws which
shall leave the law, medicine, banE-
ing, manufacturing, and all Other
professions and branches OF business
nee and opcn to all who nrty wish to
engage ii lllen.- T.cASb,o'5 Sen.
Wn adopl. lie above as our Senti-
men SD Messenger. a,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

The mes'iug If the word "Pcw" is
Tins g'v,u by the Phird, lphia Ju,una', Il
ploc. ol comfortable repns1 IN The ,bh4'h
where Wdta,ng> are heL only 10 b. dis.
r. .H,dre, aud where people are H. least
anAI""s 10 "btAln an equivalent for lie
mcney lhrv ttVe etnfnjed'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

The tncuS Monument, IS the ute
Ola p Per 10 tie issued oucc !" ever every
n,t,o hundred and tnty years. AZ
CONES IL rs VIVA lhe'notlct 'peJ>e eA-
cAauge.' We must see thc sec'Ild
nuulDrl lirst-El- pppeT.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

% 'Fne New loli PrbISn says, =,
Federalism III Missouri, that II Is 7tilt
enutlny tie ''nse pfo"'o''''c'u S'N
t.ous,.nI yeutS ayo upon IT'S 9fea pro-
tutype, nc s,tpe.lt: "dp"n my nciy
s,n,,, ,lot c.,u, and lick dust, all tie
DAYS "a NY lie.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
GENERAl. SCOTT.

81 This gentleman has written a let
Ter TO his friends in Ohio d carnG
his intention Of being a cailuldate be-
fore the Wig convention, for "om'-
nation to tle Presidency. lie does
not believe in ''settiug the ball 10 mo-
ion, solitary and aione." We are
anxious to know, he Should be the
nominee, whether any Of Tie soldiers
VINO served under him IN the Florida
War will vote for him. .8
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

VI 10 sand ihAl old age il honor, AM
grey irs are rcverrd. Vlr'ap can add
reference TO the bloom Of yon,h, bu, with :
oui il s.e mikes more wrir kI.s o. thr
soul ihan on Tue flrheAd.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

Il is really astonishing to us, thal
the. Wings OF the South and South
West, cannot, or pretend that ihe!
cannot discriminate between taut
on importsto deiray The o an Iett
al expenses, and a ProtscA0sIuri0.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

CubI U, ! RIAL rADhR 1HE BANK uPT
Law FL. p,riI.s we're I'm y. SUR,
mite n, ior he law. AID Isaac Vdn llyk
ne sole and Only orposidg creditol--both
residents Of lhe county. The applicant
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

NJ. l,mi.eo ~. Unit himsell n hois
spdtnrk w. Aup V'lt. IN GrofaeiDv Il,
ia.,t.sn ,sh, p'dssslon black.mhl , he
49,. urde m"s, arrtop'lulr st,te'l"h.
". has i,ov a ANNE IiLLE Wi lils Vt hrt
lIfp. .....
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

The papers are talhIog Abcnt the bes'
remedy fora mob. Bouapat'e's was ne
only sure Iemedy-eold lead ard crap
Shot.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
lFAoa ins s-.n..rn ,oyt~l,.s,J
10 NY H.'.'.D.

10 Ny n.'''sD.
Farewell ibun deaf AL lsllri,n me,
tof whom b,u tu,'d Wld mn'Il
NJ, NAY iralsun ca,li are dune,
farsWe,l, lste~rll ny love.
Thoosh ~ ne t"ld aud si'en, tomb
Tue = wrautd lnnb, INST iat,
Hi 4 Eilug 'tuI sitAl, srrk a humu
IN OIigh, ~ stu,ns lay.
1hcn p'ni hs o,n cuug mel soil
IT, hans NJ patrct ioNri
II .htl eti back, AID uuleiing near,
Hhi suIell tuy sullc,s snnl.
Aud shen thy f.,trr'd sru' shallbmi,
~" ptud, arulrd il ma ID,
IN hnlsrn a. o"r pi iismuI
sea, tthAIny Canaan IId .......
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

rs bad VIA 'h% blows uobady coed,
as the man said when his use CIV
down and Killed lis Wiz.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

One Of orr eel btsnd dlndis was ~
cdtnr NJ w,.h y'ung 'Ady The ON
ev uirg, andthS 'vri her kiss he' y ODE
lie advanceb9ni hEgg q the lIke f"V'f'
iretnafki6e thS' SIC y rrh' 10 i've as m"'h
Charity f'rhiq aS*h7 d nnwn y at7g
"sH" sidgue t-'!p II neve ks.sd 10y
dgg Whit he wp1,e rnppy." lac tFliF
took ne hint ard s,op.l.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

ipf on,a's l.ups-A .ifi II ijWh
ku.ua lrV %. ~ ~ tuisU 49, VI" ~ 90
vin ut-fs maze - 10 l'ad Than sht ~,
- ear ~. nd rs hil".ol ton 90 b,i
" RI Nnb wInrh snp mshe. bostls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

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49, y, s,s,tdp.a' 1.-THE u l'lsb v IVA
~, lssi,,f.s" res, ne eSorle N y I
4 90 10 NE buaabd seil ti'tsihfss
,brWarruu. ~ t.tH, west, taasf
sa IuIa W, fiun its ihr' s'ltI
I,t.p,ts srr1f, g. optuoa
d. OIL " &c tt.r.'"o'
,h @, try u stuJ 90
M Il, g.. a,i4b go
sa,ndat ihs Allfflc'n pa"tnf ~ ~
..,b.be.e llil .y.,pt I Co. isogg, plWg'
,rg'.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

The editor u ths Ri hm',ai chrrsirlg1n
Advocate is onr a.ains' th4 81 nt'tohac'
CO ny ihs cttey de eelnH~', mo"
would il have 10 Ned 70 SEE Pau WIN
quid, Peter With pipe, VI John "ltn
snuf boxl ca ocEEf
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
Specie continues to arrive in New

Orleans, in large quantities. Whence
yer there is really Il demand for our
cotton thcrc, mou1'y viii ihHi lis way
II orr Planters viii ttiHSe every 'hhl5
BIN gbIf unt silver; III short lihie
We viii lave plenty Oh I.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

Werte mnctl tie careful pcrn-
sal of marich iato d., 'spapcr llom
On, indiana State sJitio,.load.J "tlic
Taua" ..
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

When u " - ~ u ionsd 10 Rirou ]. u!
Rot schld. Of P,riS. that Agn 'do, hi
pa upr. drd went, ah"u six mI'''nS OF
4 Mar. b. observed. "Pnor in. ,hotgm
hp i * fn better rrrunStauces."
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

The an cls, nId- men rdks comfort. 81
ra,S- ~, rP IS ~ t;ud 10 rNl-tencr. Prfy
" htt weuht he Abe Z e,t barn It me"
Wsaon,l l.Ir m'ter tor 'rInnph
hdtIhttc $40 ttn To 10 lolf des
,ily ouW. i.e ~" an 8 ~ --na utce 70
L HD.adl.I VI. h Ur.'t a,v Tslv
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

Miss ISsIPrI Clint ,-.Ia Odd bachelor
who has Travelled hrs way, thus speaks
oI III. Mississippi 1itIs: q wy "'.'.
"Ihey are as p'un'p asa Pipph. rouOd
as ring, sweetd as fosr; lhrl' gi'WIng
Checks are Tor an index OF rlicireWatn,
ardent, lIseIy, deiftiIned dispositions
One embrace teaI ciiucter Is euough
to Cause a generalrush m the icy veI"s
Of 40 old bachelor, or set on &c ne put
frls rhahntIs IL a mat OF ssoslbiluy. A.
low ne, then. 20 pnr the fair 4 Mississippi,
':g1lnst ne World IN every polat OF
view Of which YOU can co, crivt41; ,lty
ale gidnrs ia Iuiellect--s,,l anu etcnan,.
tng as The snowy couch "a whicb old Sol
SINKS himself 10 res,-bu as a hon
easily won--onceJ gsihe (, always faith,
ful."--C niOn. ksgsgsa egs.15 saa
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

We notice NJ the 1GJobe,' that tic
notorious John c, Cot, who murdsr-
OF Samuel Adams, q pnmcr IN New
York IN September, ISL, has had Ms
trial, was found guilty Of murder u
the first degree, aud sentenced TO DC
HING on the 18th of November neAt
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

l'HE GREAT Pedestrian FEAT.-It
is stated in tie BostonBee that d man
named Ellsworth, has undertaken 10
wax 1000 miles within the same
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

lie Demo rats of Massachusetts.
have no nm ted Ma Gus Morton for
Governor, aud IIcn,y ChiIdS for Lie,e
Governor OF that SAFE.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

REMovEp.-We learn by the Globe
of the 29th nit. that the Hon. J,,meS
S. Calhoun, of Georgia, who VAS az
pointed Consul to Havana, has been
removed, aud Gen, Robl. i. Ca'np-
bell, formerly a member Of congress
from South Carolina, now u resident
of Alabama, appointed III his place.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

"Thc independent Democrat" IS
The title OF new Democratic paper
published in Canton, Mi, edited by
John Handy Esq, it prefers thc Hon
John G. Calhoun, subject to the de-
cision of the convention, forthe nolnl-
nee for the Presidency in 1874.
We wish il abundaut success.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
N NOTHCE.
$50

FNHE subscribers having received war.
 N rants to collect a town tax of eight cents on the dollar, and a state tax of one cent on the dollar. on the list of le4l, hereby give notice to the residents and non-residents of the town of Canaan, liable 10 pay taxes in said town. that they will meet them at the hotel of Wm. Hunts, in South Canaan on Monday, the 9th day Of January, ls43. from 9 o'clock, A. NJ. to 4 o'clock, P. M., and on Tuesday, the l0ih, at the store of Hawley Cunning. in North Canaan, from 8 o'clock A. Nj. to l o'clock, P. M, and at the store of T. B. Strong, from ? till 6 o'clock, P. M.- Any neglecting or refusing to pay their taxes at the time specified above, must pay such fees as the law allows, and no mistake.
 HonA1Ip EaD.,: Tv NV N: wrrHHREL1 }collectors.
 Canaan, Dec. l2, l542. 3t30
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
R.qEE K2O.GED STORE.

VENHE subscribers have now on hand 500
 A Bushels T. I. Salt, 9 sacks Salt, 100 tons Plaster. l5O bbls. Flour, TOO prs. Boots and Shoes, 800 yds. Carpeting. together with a general assortment of Dry Goods, Hard ware, and Groceries All of which have re- gently been purchased with cash, and are offered for sale at small advance from cost, FOR CASH. Also, Rye, Corn, and Oats cons- tantly for sale. LYMAN & PORTER.
 West Cornwall, Dec. l3, lS42.
 We also offer general assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries. together with Flour, Boots and Shoes, on the same terms at our store in Goshen. l.. & P.
 Goshen, Dec. l3, lSi2 3,30
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
SzOUes! SEOUes!! SEOUes!!!

THNIIE subscriber tenders his thanks to n A generous public for their very liberal patronage hitherto, and takes this opportun. " to inform them he has now on hand at his old stand in WeSt-st. most splendid assort' ment of Stoves, including Cook-Stoves. Par lor.Stoves. Gu great variety) Counting House. Meeting House, Franklin and Box Stoves and being aware of the scarcity and value of money, is induced to offrr them at prices tu- ly corresponding with the times, and assures the public that he will sell as low as can be purchased elsewhere. New Stoves eXchan. ged for old ones on accommodating terms also on hand variety of second hand Stoves for sale very low.
 Stope Pipe, Sheet Iron, Copper and Yin Wore,
 constantly on hand or made to order of
 first rate materials, and work warranted.
 Those wishing to purchase any of the above articles are invited 10 call and examine and for Cash or approred Notes, we assure them we will redeem the pledge.
 Do you doubt it Try and see.
 D All notes and accounts of long stand. ing must be settled without delay. As Il word to the wise is suific lent we trust ii will be done. MOSES MORSE.
 Litchfeld, Dec. ', 1s42. lf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
DR. LYBBY'S VegetabIe Life Pills

RE daily effecting some of the most astonishing "A and wonderful cures shat have ever been known -in consequence of which they have now become a shining mark against which all ihe arrows of disap. pointed hope envy, and unchari'a beness are eveed without distinction. The town and country are alike filled with their praise. The palace and the poor house alike echo with their virtues In all climates, under all temperatures, they still retain their wonder n powers, and exert them unatered by age or si'ua ton. They simple in their preparation, mild in their actions, thorough m all their operations, and un- rivalled in their results.
 DR- LIBBY's BlTTERs. That Dr. Libby has made an important discovery in the science of medicine and the physiology of the human system, of more importance 70 the well being and health of the great human family, than all that has heretofore been known cannot be doubted by the most sceptical.
 shall now proceed to state in what my theory and important discovery consists and fatter myself that shall be able to make it clear that this doctrine is true. Before. however. doing this. wish fo expIan one word, which shall have occasion to make fre- quent use of, viz Secretion.
 By Secretion mean that part of the animal eco nomv which supplies the fluids of the body, for ample--the bile or gall is fluid, and is Secretion of the Liver.
 perfect, or depraved secretion of various organs DR. ISRAEL DELAMATER's RHEUMATIC
 LINIMENT.
 It is frequently urged that Rheumatism cannot he cured by external applications. But it is certainly ,rue, that t can be not only reached bu, entirely cured by external and internal remedies, used at the same time This the proprietor nf the Lin:ment and Specific is prepared prove to the entire satisfaction of every one who is afflicted with this most distress ing complaint by literal and unequiyocal warantee inst whoever wiIl use one bottle of Dr. Delamater's Rheumatic Liniment externally. and one bottle of the Indian Rheumatic Specific internally, and return the empty bottles to where they purchased, if moi CURED, shall have the purchase money refunded in fnll. COMSTOCk G TYLER. Wholesale Druggists aad Sole Agents, New-Yok. To be found a. the sign of DTEgs q Med'c'se'. '" South street, Li,chSeld, SpA
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
A T meeting of the electors of the Town fA- of Bethlem legally warned and held on


 "A of Bethlem legally warned and held on Monday the 9th day of Dec. l642, it was Voted-That if the owner ofany horse, ass, cattle, swine, sheep or geese, shall suff''r the same to go at large. or out ot his or her en- closure, such owner shall forfeit and pay to the person taking up and impoundlng the same the sum of twenty five cents for each horse, ass OK, COW. steer, bull ,helter, calf or swine; and the sum of six cents for each sheep or goose for each time they shatl be found running at large and out of the owner or owners enclosure, and taken up and inn pounded as aforesaid. #f Voted, That it shall be the duty of the se- veral haywards of said town, and it shall be lawful for any other person to impound any such creatures so found out of the enclosure of the owner thereof; and any person so i'm. pounding any of the aforesaid creatures shall give notice thereof to the owner or owners, and proceed according to the statute law of this state entitled Pounds" and the owner or owners of any such creatures impounded, shall not receive the same from the Pound until he or she shall have paid to the person iInpounding, tue amount of the aforesaid for teiture, and to the pound-keeper his fees and expenses for keeping the same, as allowed in other cases of creatures impounded. Provided. always, that every housnkeeper who owns or keeps but one COW that is or dery or free from vicious habits, shall have the right 10 depasture said COW on the pub lie highways in said town between sunrise and sun setting. Also provided that in case the owner of any unruly or vicious COW shall suffer the same to go at large on the high way at any time, she may be impounded as aforesaid. Voted, That it shall be the duty of the xl>x Law to be printed in the Litchfield Enquirer tour weeks successively.
 The above and foregoing is true copy of record. Certified by
 JOSEPH H. BELLAMY, Town Clerk. Bethlem, Dec. ls, lS42. 4,30
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22

FNHE undersigned, commissioners on the \ estate of JOHN LEVI, late ot sharon, in the district of sharon, deceased, hereby give notice that six months from the 25th day of November, 1S42, are allowed 10 the creditors of said estate 10 present their claims; we will meet on the business of our appointment at the fate dwelling house of the deceased. in said Sharon. on the 2d Monday of Febru- ary and 3d Monday of May next, at 10 o. clock A. NJ. on each days.
 SAMUEL E. EvERITT, Commits
 PETER BIERcE, { sioners. Sharon, Nov. %, lS42. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
COUCH Ez SgA39

For coughs, colds, asthma, whooping cough, cough and all diseases ot the lungs, truly unrvaled medicine They cured the Rev. Darius Anthony, of the Oneida Conference, of consumption, when his physicians gave him up and his Fa hers in the Gospel told him to prepare for death, that al mos, lie could survive hut a few weeks. They also cured the Rev. Sebastian Streeler of Boston; the Roy. Dr. East mond of N. Y. The Rev. MT Dunbar of the Baptist church, McDougal st., was cured of very harassing cough in twenty four hours, as were also Mr. F.. G Stacy. 66 Wooster st. Rev. Mr Handcock 497 P'r
 Mr. Henry Bancker, 97 Green st. and more thnn 30O0 others "f the first responsibility, whose names mioht be added ......
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
District of LilchGeld, ss.
Probaie Court, Dec. 8. ls42.

"O~O ~""'"p DSN' Sp AOtSs
 HESITATE of JOSEPH ALLYN, late of 1A Torrington, in said district, deceased. .--- Ordered, that the administrator exhibit his administration account to this court for ad-, jus;ment, at the Probate Office in Litchfield on the 5lh day ofJanuary. ls43, at 10 o'cl'ks forenoon and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the nd z ministrator will cause this order to he pub. lished in newspaper printed in Litchiield county and post copy thereof on the sigD-, post in said town of Torring,on, nearest to the place where said deceased last dwelt.
 Certified by
 go ELISHA s. hnrpsrruv. Jndse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
Vm6OM R6R c aas e 70 |.

l that ihe Annual Meeting will be held at their Armory, on Wednesday, the 4th day of January next, at 6 o'clock, P. M.
 arms or other portion of the company property, will return the same to the Armory, at the time above named. By order of the commandant,
 It HENRY A. HULL, Ord. Serg't.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
DISTRICT DE CoNNEc

DISTRICT OF CoNNEcTIcUT-ss. DE IT REMEMBERED, That at District Court ED ofthe U s. held at New-Haven in said District, on the 18th day of December, Anno Domlni, lS42.
 Present ANDREW T. HUDSON, Judge
 Then, was duly filed in this Court, the application and petition of WILLIAM PECK, of the town of Wood bnry, in the county of Ltchield within said District setting forth, that the petitioneris owing debts and en- agreements which he is unable to meet: setting forth also, list of his creditors, their respective places o residence, and the amount due to each together with an accurate inventory of his property rights, and credits of every name, kind, and description and the location and suat ion of each and every parcel and portion thereof according to his best knowledge and belief, as he saith verified by the oath of the pe tioner praying for the benefit of the Act of Con- gress entitled An Act to establish uniform system of bankruptcy, throughout the United States" Ap' proved August 18th, lS4l per petition file, da. ted the 18th day of December iS42.
 Thereupon t is ordered: That said petition be heard at the District Conrt Roomin New Haven within said District, the Huh day of January, 1943, when and where a Il persons interested, may appear and shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said pe ton shaN Il not be granted notce whereof to be given by publication of copy of this order, at least 20 days before the day of such hearing, in newspaper printed in Litchteld, in said District, called the Ltchfield Enquirer.
 IL. Sl In witness whereof have herennto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court the day and year above mentioned
 Attest, CHARLES A. INGERsoLL, Clerk. The foregoing is true copy of the original order. Attest, CHARLES A. lNGERsoLL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
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VEHHE Ladies of St. Johns Church, Salisbury, will
 1 hold Fair for the sale ofuseful and ornamental articles, at Wardwells Hotel in Furnace Village, on Wednesday the 2S inst. Doors open at o'clock M, to continue through the evening. Dec. Is!
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
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CURlNG millions of cases of disease, and often S when all other means failed to give relief. They are never sold by the ounce but in boxes, with fac. smle of his name around each bos See that you pet the upnuine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22

!. ? = = . .s5l- District cf fWoodbury-l2h Dec ls4s nN the Estate of ANTHONY MINER, of " Woodbury. an assigning debtor: The Court assigns the second Monday of January l843, at II A. M., at the Probate Office in Woodbury, for the appointment of Comn,is- sioners; whereof notice is to be given by advertising on sign post in Woodbury and a newspaper in Litchfie'd.
 3O CHA's B. PHELPS, Judge.