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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

81. sl.LDi;N WARD.
ACTS AND JeISr BEsoLurIoN
'+1 h Pfea" oede ~ is,e1 ~, ~ % tiS date, Jea-
any 81, lsf2.
- r.or5 a.he ,e s ul create ,he ie,h juleal cir
Auth rszus a l,le4ia J4l.es " I'll, c3aat, Of Ripley
u sit at perform th dates OF Probate JlIses,
case, tl..e.u prescribed.
1o 30 hJsike special session vi e Marion Circuit Court
u .ea ts tae Jas.etioa II Jas,ces ii the Peaoe IN
lie. a. lie l,,a, 9lst al ,3i sections Of the act Pc
scaus ;ae duties Oh county uelsure.s approved Ieo. y,
For TIE establishment Of STATE ioaI in Iyette county.
Iu teat.oa 10 ,ti.e, ol ta ra.e d. 81. olson county
j e change tl. ri ~ecriag Ict }lio.s Jackson
aui 3arih9 .tlew coau 81, and tas other purposes
Ior Tie relief % Pia5 iiuas
10 e,ail1e he 04 o. the probate judge OF Laaose
E,ienias e tine III aolns he probate court. in KuoA
~ .cal on ar- regulating tlc times Of holding te
ciit cal - ise as id.ci cDcu Of tbs STATE, ap-
,l.Ye. fe.. -. ISL.
IL Regulate lie jurisdiction Of justices Of the peace IA
Locating >i..o Road in Cay county.
10. lex .Hze the proceedings oi Hmilton Ia han, as
ca." Z t'y -"d ei-e state r'.d .ioa Lebanon
To lac more a-rcalar.y The iues Of The commissioner
or tle 5 per cent toni in 1.tle-- county.
10 provide 10 c1n-iag tle line ol holding The probate
CONT Il t.e toaaty ID o..ufc.
ToIeara Il. act omitted act Incorporating TIE Wash
ia5 10. counts Seminary, q, SEED Jan. q. I>9I
10 factc 4a ale} DO Size town OF L. anon.
Ia. a.. .elicI oi cent. 10 i~oas theseH nlmcL
10 riea fr.ion of joint resolution the su cct Of
TIE .l..Iil-.n rI-' wed fe3 H., lsll.
lr iii . lie Wabash .ni t..ie canal from the
month II ec-s.c liFer - Ierte tiaute.
change Tie time o holding The c.gcglt cougt in Madison
aaeaI at Incorporating n-lessianal townships
at providing In public schools tlct-l approved fe'. ~.
1855, arUr.uel fch, ID, =, IL.
He-u ting Tie Jurisdiction Of justices of the peace 10 tie
counties of hHoN a.a lg5
Tor e reHcf Of the heirs of Daniel Laimoe, deceased
fr H. d. I. lIt H. g-l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

FoRcE - Srvrtrur.-1he jury Who gave three thou
snnt dollars damages 70 Miss sophia Murdoch wha the
heF ME AZ Linlt chuEe eifh >elucia-. also uo1n
nousy agreed topreseni her With the fall o. hsr
pay ~ tken thes saw o. their npahy frh her mis-
t1uuacs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

This it is supposed settle ts question for fc prr5et
Mr. Mitchell ntr1d ed til fer sfuoYng otsi.ac-
tons IN tie 81 Joseph vcr the " Llkaalt aal
st Joseph. which passei.
Mr Lee introduced resouton. resclnlinz te j7urnr
oluln II the Hols when STE. Hssaer rar.l ~
rtIrct which motion prevailed a5es IAis So
ties the question II III furareat % ucxt ailH.ag.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

Resumption or SraciE PAyvr>rs-la p sre 81
vania AL Mrryllad. lie Demecra t. aata.-.t -
am - aate .Tcd thar IL present SOS. ~ Z
la' STAT leg ttcs shall IT, pass away ,so4t
caia.ein r resumption ~ specie payments. oa t.e
lrt q tie banks or ior!e tare ~ tier charters.
The National iutsi esucer. IN noticing tae res..e-
tn introduced tae Maryland legislature tr tl.,
p3rao~c, ents cafeat a-e.a-t tie attempt. as
ttmg tAe contracts with faa banks. From this
Wtli 5e seen tlet the banks among other tl.tr-'
are privileged q v.'.ate the.r contracts v..l Tie
states. aue notwithstanding tbs v.o.at.ea o1 tae
ftrl u ~ 9'esogalvel las' tatars the legislatures
are % ha.i tlem uraIatie. Ne slaal3 t.a5 tlst
tae sslttau by one party. y Tie iaada sutll AMI
e-sent. al PROVISIONS q any r,faet. would reiel-e
tAa et.er from .ts observance. Eet Uiea charter.
concerning pr.t .ge- f3r p1t benea-. Is sa- atr
violated aat perverted - public u-sca.ef. L U.u.s
oe fn eNtr'sr. nary constitution winch wea-d dong
L tae snte1s-a authority grlat' =, tar p3@er -
avodng o oar doctrine IS, tast ~ lers.afs-e
can. oy charter - individuals strip i.se.f of tle
faculties 70 make laws I'r ~ public g1oL-Gtte.
FoaCE Srvrarur-1'hc Jury who give t',-ee thou
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
---T EXHIBITION r. z. ~s OF THE ,. ,..f...-. Splendid Scripture Gallery
 nFH. PAfMTTTNC&S.

Al nhe Tovn Room, Litchfeh, On IhursdGy and
 Friday EUenings, Jan. lSth and l4ih. :, "HIS collection consists of five celebrated \ Paintings. by 9 feet each. by U. HEw- IN. an eminent American Artist. His style is distinguished by great force of expression, correctness of drawing. and grandeur of ef- feet. The subjects chosen by the Artist are five Of the most affecting & important events in the History of our Saviour. 2,
 THE EMANCIPATION.
 , CHRIST sEroRE THE JEWISH DOcroRs. ...... CHRIST AND NICODEMUS.
 Chris. Raising fhs WidOO's Son.
 .... THE CRUCIFIXION.
 sJ JAduitiaDce 25 eenis-ChiIdren half price. Doors open precisely af6.
 It is respectfully requested that all who vi- sit this Giallery of Paintings will read the texts relating to each subject previous to see ing them. .....-. l. I San. L1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

q. MT. Barnard renewed the motion 10 adiaurp. and nMf TMf S1anIy renewed the call Of the Yeas and NHvs ApS t190se ssfused eO adjourn: Yeas 96; Nays l67 vcs M unt esked leave to give the reasons for his NVTSSs, put oolections were made. P - l uS ma'n question on inslFuctng the Committee ~GS a1I e"ss r caTrset-Yeas ll5; Nays 94. fs i-f MT lave Johnson moved . reconsideration Of the
 S, ana on 'hIs called the previous question. The lnSHon TH was then rejected. Cas intendedJ .l ,,r
 "e petition on the reference of which the insiTuc. tee on we ISSEs6 Hs the referred to 'he cOnlt- Mr. Marshall presented q petition from the Cham per 0f Commerce, and also from many citizens ot Ou- sVlle. Ny, tor the repeal flhs Bankrupt Law which he moved to refer to the Committee on the Judiciary with lnstFuctions 10 report bill to repeal the Bank rupt Law JOrtAwih and on this imnledately called the previous question ,., -.Ti:.''
 Mr S!anly appealed to him to strike out the word ,Itormwlh. They had had enough of that in fhe New Jersey case He hoped it would never be uset! by Whig Congress. AZ
 Farther conversation arose, and Mir Marshall modl- ned his motion by striking out Forthwith" and in. sering Tuesday nexl.' ~' " 1 '''-
 The eVious question having been ordered and the Yeas and Nays having been called bv Mir Bar. nara on the nialn question, it was Carvied by Yeas
 Thus the Committee on the Judiciary is instructed 10 report ball Q" 1"esday "srt to rp.al c Ba~kru Mr Campbell said .his-lhe srh of Januarv-waso great national festival and moved ,Iiat the House adjourn. - - F FsS S S A''S
 Mr;,Tiplett said for this very reason they would nol adjourn. -... ' - ~' "~"" Tue Yeas and Nays-,his being the seventh time ot their call tday-were taken and the motion being carried ny Yeas Il6; Nays SO, IT lT - - =
 The House adjourned. , :. IN Y. Tribune
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
Waterbury Mansion 1Touse-

A THIS EsrABLlsHMENr hav;nv ::;: Il been leased by the subscrlss s lIiii 6ers for term of years. and un. & <. dergone complete and thorough alteration and repair, is now open for the ac. commodation of the public. The House is newly furnished throughout, aud provided with pleasant and conlmodious rooms and Parlours for the accommodation of families and single boarders. Parties of Pleasure may rely upon finding us at all times prepar- ca TOT their reception, and nothing spared to render their entertainment in all respects '.'sractory-and travellers will find Q quiet, comfortable con: ,D, house. and d hospitable recep- t;oh. The Barns and Stables belonging to the establishment are large and commodious. ano faithful ostler will be in constant at- tendance. The proprietors. from their expe- rience m the business, and their determinn- tlon to give satisfaction, trus. to be able so to Gonauct .S the house as to deserve and receive the patronage of the public.
 SHEI.DEN COLLINS.
 ALISON WOOSTER,
 "0tero"Fy, Jan. l3. a.'t ..st 4t33
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
NOTICE.

VIE Court of Probate for the District of
 Waterlown hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors O .ne estate of LEWIS JOHNSON, late of Water sown' deceased. to exhibit their claims for She.taenent. thn;1 Those who neglect to. present .;. e.s accounts properly attested, within said sons ;usnL VII ne ueoarred recovery. All per- Sons ';ueo'ea 10 said estate are reQuested. tos make immediate payment to. "A " . MILO BALDWIN, r...,,
 WGtertOaCn, Jan. 5, la42, .oo ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

Al e Court of Probate Rokzsa ct Litch6ela Uith-
 in and for the distvief ef LitehGel4, 0n khe SS day ef .JanuGrs le42: "'
 Present, Ralph o. Camp, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Emery Taylor, of U Jorrington, in slid district, showing to this court that he is the guardian of Ann M. Taylor and Harriet w. Taylor. minors. both of said town of Torrmgton {; that said minors own certain real estate situated in said Tor- ringtou, described as follows, % wit: the Oao undivided half of all the real estate formerly owned by Mrs. Olive Mather, late oS said Tosrington, deceased, consisting of two pie ces the one containing three acres with . honse and barn thereon standing eennded as follows, tO wit: north and east on Anson Coits Jr.. south md west on highway~-ihe other piece containing four acres ans three quar- iers. bounded north on BUrton Pond. 50 cail- sd weaf on Barxilla Hvdson's land, south na rtly on said Hudson's land and partly on said Burtou Pond and east on highway, pray ing this couvts for reasons in said petition set lprth. -te pass an order authorizing and en- towering said petitioner or some other meet nerson 10 sell and convey the interest Of said minors in said described premises. according to the stntu.e in such case made and provld- ed--as per petition on file, dated Jan. 3. l642.
 Ordered that said petition De cOplipued to the 7,h dmy of March. le42. then 10 be heard and determined ni ihe probate Qlllce in said IilchlIeld, at 70 o'clock in ihe forenoon, and that notice of che pendAncy thereof be given by publishing thla order ln q newspaper pF'"' ted ln LltchGald. thToe nsa eihinnl ehild-., ..' at lnaea alrgavtk eGl.A .sA yisuuke eucce&1lvoty
 ~. ;s "ser.'.sA weska beloEo tho sald 7th day ol | MaEch. A true copy of Record.
 Y " Ns i FaASeIa RAecN Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
NOTICE,

NEE Court of Probate for the District Of A Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of EDGAR N. KAssoN. late of Bethlen, deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to. present their accounts. properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. Al, per- sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to ;. ..'''-7-.-.7.
 HAROLD BROWN, Admin'r.
 Bethlem, Dec 30, IS4l. S3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
TeEmDeramcc NOtice.

A SPECIAL meeting Of the WaskiRgEon Ismps. A rnnce Socieiy of Litchfeld will he held at the Town Room on Saturday the 18th inst. at o'clock Ward. The public are invited to attend.
 Per Order of the Executive Comnittes.
 Tan. lO l'.hl '" s. 6. MASE, Secry. ;,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

,oithin and for the district of Ne,o- Miyord, o,p
 the 29th dag of December, l64l:
 Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge. ETPON the petition of Anna w. Bucking- V ham, of said New. Milford, showing to this court that she is the guardian of Wells Buckinghans, Earl Buckingham, ClarkBuck- iMgham, Sarah Jane Buckingham, Betsey Buckingham and Julia Buckingham, all of said New Milford, minors under the age of2l years; that said minors own in foe-simple as tenants In common one undivided half of the following described real estate situated in said New. Milford,at the village of Worthwhile, on the east Aspotick river, so called, to wit: about three fourths of an acre of land, be it more or less, bounded north by land belong ing to the estate of Herman Buckingham, 2d, deceased, east by the Aspotick river, and westerly by highway lending from New Mill ford to Litchfeld, running to point at the south end, with the undivided half of the saw mill and clothing shop thereon, and the wa ter privileges and all other privileges thereto belonging, praying this court, for reasons in said petition set forth, to pass an order autho. riZing and empowering said petitioner Or some other meet person to sell and convey the interests of said minor, in said described premises, according to the statute in such case made and pTovided--as per petition on file, dated December 2S l94l. rsr
 Ordered, that said petition he continued to the 7th day of March. 1s42, then 10 be heard and determined at the probate office in said New Milford, at 9 o'clock iD the forenoon i; and that notice of the pendency thereof be given by publishing this order in g newspa- per printed in Li.chfeld, three weeks success sively, at least six weeks befose the said 7th day of March. A true copy of record. S2 .H. NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

members cn6eavoring simultaneously to
 btain fhe floor, numerous questions of or.
 er being raised, and Mir. Adams exciting
 llctl laughter by his sarcastic course of re-
 arK, parhcularly with reference to the
 purse of Mr. WIG, Johnson, who after mOy.
 hg that the report on rules, and the subject
 their permanent adoption be made the
 peciat order, had suddenly moved to EGy Me
 uEiect on the table thus leaving the Fist rule
 n full force-to the operation of which, MT.
 Adams will be obliged to submit, until two.
 hirds vote can be obtained to take up the
 ubject from the tahle. ''' ''''.'. 1 h.| .-a
 In the Senate, the plan of Exchcuuer wns
 urther debated by Mir. Bates, who without directing his remarks to the merits of the plan, urged on the Whig party to avoid con- iemning it inniaturely, as had been done by the opposite party but when the subject came up in a proper manner, 10 effect the greatest benefit to lhe suffering country-not |despisihg the less because the greater desir. ed good cannot be obtained and by Mir BarroWs who decidedly opposed this scheme as continuation of the list of experiments that had been made since the seizure of the pabltc moneys by Jackson, and as proposing a Government power which was inconsistent with public liberty, if it became law, would be the death.knellof our freedom, and which, " %toussicA P'ouuSGOA ANotlnSAh EcuSEWltSul and Virginia abstraction, he hoped the Whig party would not vote to refer to any com 'nittee, but that it would be strangled in it's birth. It was such scheme as no one who rcpudiatcd bank of the United States could consent to. and such as no Fcderalist had ever yet had lhe hardihood to recommend, and yet it eInanated from Q strict Siate Eights EIecutare, whom, no longer re- c0gniZed as the head ofthe Whig party, and 1 who, from his two yetoes. had subjected him. l self to the .ridicule' of the Democratic paF. 1y, and the scorn' of the Whigs.-Ib. ".
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
Whig State Convention.

vKVHE Whigs Of Connecticus will hold Ssa,e Con. N venton at Hartford. on WEDNESDAY,. the SIXTEENTH day of Fsbra4fy lses for the purpose Of Secretary and ComptrOller-and for doing any other business proper to come before them. The Conven: ,on will be composed of Delegates from the several towns equalto double the number of their Represent. atives in the General Assembly. The respective Town Committees are requested 10 call meetings oi the Whigs the 2d Tuesday of February, being the 9th day, tor at some other convenient me) to elect delegates io said Convention; and it is particularly requested that every to~n be fully represented.
 JAMES F. BABCOCK. } Whie Stase
 '.'' EZRA 8. HAMILTON,} Csrtyui
 '. ELI B. AUSTIN, r I'} Comuives
 Ne,p Hacen Jan 6, l84f 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

L.;tthfeM County Iemper0nes Soeietv WILL hold their next meeting in NeD Mi!tord on w the fourth Tuesday of January inst.
 Aux;liaries desirous of obtaining MT. Bishop, i,he agent for ihs comnty,J Lecture for them, are Ye. qUested to send delegates to New MlGnrd.
 LitchEeld, .yan. 10. il9 P. s. BEEBE, Sec'ry.
 S-Hartford Courant please copy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
MOULD CANDIES.

TWNHE celebrated Bloomfield Candles con. l stantly on hand and for sale by the box
 Merchants and others wishing to be suppl. ed win good article can have their ordeEs attended to immediately. at prices that cah' not fail to please, by calling on on r,,Ypv
 E.;tch6elJ. ,Jan l3, 1892. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

Al Court ef P,UJsie holden at Ne,o-l ilford. ,oithin and for the district of NeW- Miyord, on the 29th dag of December, l64l:
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

XTIOLLNCE and Violin Strings, for v Dec. l6 sale by F. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

v EPHYR WORSTED, Marking Canvas "A and Purse TwiSs-tor sule by 4 ' E
 December l6. '. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5.

Mr. Fillmore, in accordance with direc- li,ns from the Committee of Ways and Means, of which he is the able Chairman, reported bill authorizing an issue of Trea- Sury Notes, to the amount of five millions doilars-,he time for the issue of which to be terminated as soon us the remainder Of the twelve million loan is made negotiable.
 The announcement of the bill caused a general burst of laughter throughout the llnll. and was immediately followed by a motion from Mir. Stuart oflllinois, to Lay it on the taJle; who, when Mir. Fillmore appealed 10 him io withdraw the Inoiion for moment, and not thtIs sun,,,s.tily and without debate Ohe n,olion to lay on the table not being de- bntable) dispose of n bill brought forward in this cxigencv to save the nation from bank ruptcy, declined to withdraw the motion, say ing that all the Whig members of this House were committed aEainst Treasury Notes, and it this bill were thlIs inhnedH,iely disposed of, some other nessure of relief would soon- cr be brought forward. 5i.-a .,..Y,.s...r .r
 The Yeas and Nays were taken. and the House refused iO lay the bill on the table, by Ye;,s ;s8, Nays l63. Tue bill was then re- frrrttl to :he Committee of the Whole and ordered printed. y| ...l.. .ar.'.
 MT. McKcOn gave notice that when it came up he should offer an amendment repeating the Distribution Act. n .si .-,.. .,r .-.s..-.f
 The House adjourned ns half past two O. clock, having been occupied during most of inc Session on the imporfam case of Mir. Arr nold," Oo use his own words,) and inc cor rt-:,ion of tho Iourml proposed by Mr. Adams. .-.. a.- ....,n o.'H,-..q s...
 In the Senate report was presented from the Post Office D..parilnrit, for the disburse- n~n,s from the Contingent Fund for l64l.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

P,o,s.sss Ssssss,-Jhs States q Maryland, Miehi san. IsiIsaa end IHlnss lsllsa Q pay Ihs In'sTas Sus oo .hslP bOads on Ihs hws q lanusv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
Slelighs! Sley,1s!

II for sale, an extensive assortment of we'll built and fashionable SLkKGHS con- slst!ng of every variety and style now in use. which they wall sell as cheap. and warrant better, than "the largest lot ever offered in this market" ...' LORD G. JUDD. "
 LitchGeH, Jan. 6, Is42. 8G
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

? kIsusssoAie RaiIrosd CSnSsny.-Ths Psssideh. ol ,hi. Company hes given notice iha, the redemption ofi,. hl,la wlIl commence on the losh of FehTuasy
 The President advises holders not 10 saeFlice any
 Shing on the bills.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

Hon; Thomas Davee, late Member of Congress irolA Mane' died o( dropsy sBlanchard on the ist.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

GREAT FIRE AT DETROIT We learn hy sin from the office of the Daily Adver,izcror ruther from
 the pro. for the office IS not-that the city of De- tr'it has been visited by most sweeping conflagra- town is in ashes. The fire broke out at abont 10 o'clock on tlc night of Saturday, the lst The fol. lowing is list of he property destroyed, the total in which the fire originated. was wholly consumed l,'ss $2o,OO0. An adjacent wooden building was burned will, loss of s5, GOO. The brick building oc. cnpId by F. Raymond. whose goods were saved, Mr. Wares, whose loss was s7,ooO. and by the AI. ver,;zer office, loss SsooO-insured ei,5oO-wns burned The building occupied By !le Custom House, I. Palmsrs dry goods store and A. S. Baee's Loss on the building S2o. o.ooO-insured s6OOO. The Free Press office had insurance of S5,Uo0. New. loJ's hardware store ioss S45 OO. insured Sl00o0 Graw shoe store loss 5000. and c. & J. C. Hills crug store. on which there was loss of e5,0oo, ' .#i G' rau '.,.. W. Y. Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

Had the greut revolution of lS40 not occurred. what would have been the condition of the public property nij the p,ibic treasury about these days? The fol- lowing affrds some indications = "
 PosT OfFlcE WAsTE-The expenditure for leather md canvass mail.bags such heavy charge on the Department i,nt instructions addressed hy tre Post Master General to agents on different piris on the subject. The answers to ths address are he. ginning io come in. which deyelope the waste. One Pos, Master writes ." found. from the dissection of two chair cushions, occupied by two former clerks, ten canvass bags enclosed, and ahOut the bcr devoted 10 other cessary purposes about the office" Another says. '" have observed the can vnss bags were used for the transportation of grain and meal fW horses." From another comes this ac. stage drivers fR canvass bags 10 keep their curryng apparatus in, and when refused they seemed quite dspleased, and remarked 1t had nlways been the custom to furnish lhens wiIh what they wanted. '--r. .I ~. '... ... ., . N. Y. Jour cf Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13


 The Senate were not in session today.
 In the House she business of yesterday was taken np the question heare ihe House heng on the motion G Mr ChinepdeD ,O jay on the ssbe the lno,l"n ot Mr Crayens of la ts instruct the CoEm,iaee on the Iudicia,y to repor, bi to repeal the Bankrups La cak oT ,ha Jiousa ha vine, on motion OG Mir C.. Davis, been ordered, and 20S members having been 1osDd in Attendance. farther proceedings in the call were dispensed with. :.l dra, inc Ta.,a;sa, ;o ny ON the table, many who Mess opposed Q the Bankrup. Law would not vote ior Ihs na,ion; and Q lei the direct question oe 'a~e" On the iustracti0ns as this would he aes vote. Mr. Chitenden accordingly withdrew the motion ,o lay on ihe table. aud Mir Warren oI Ga renew Several points of ordey having been raised from lhs together with ui0ons to adjourn. eaifs ol Yeas and Nays, Gse, mach time ~as consumed. Iht ol,esaien on laying on the tbhe was taken oy eas and Nays. and losls Yeas %; Nays Ii& The question ,he9 recurring on the pFev'0us qSeS VI WsssvG. Lane. and Thnnspson oi Mi1simippi. 70 nSkea an opportunity nf explaining ihsF votes, hu MT FsfSiaaA il, And tha nFssieua qaeson yes % l, ,u,anAed hk lho u0ees by Yepa logi NaxgW; Hn iha Inaln question of inslfueslona, Ms. Weie asE31 fkk Yeaa aud Nags. which wesn ogdaFoo.
 We. tIowaFi of Aairh. msgoa sAnl lae blo4ee % isnVn, bni Whhtlslg Cle alosion. the tsss and Ney hNying been e'esst' ..a
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13
MARRIED

In North Canaan, on the 10th inst. Mir. Lucius s Buell.; of Ltchfeld, to Miss Sarah Donalds.
 In Weodbury, on the Eth ult., Mr. Peter vandbo gart, of Naugatuc. to Miss Polly Griswold.
 In Cornwall, on the 9th inst, by the Rev, Jusor rison. W '>''S 'A"'' A. AA"'
 In Milton. on the 3d inst, by the Rev s. w. Sec to Miss Lucy J. Wstlnore, - ". --~''~'