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New York Museum.
LNORMF.RLY PEALE.S, Broadway.

4 opFe,,i;, The City Hail aud Park.
The ,lior coIecorsh has recently undergone new ar
r70.,tiaeai and many valuable articles added 10 II. The
Portrait Gallery has been greatly increased ana enlarged
ls well n iIls Lecture. Poem.
ltl9r the iscclaaeoG Curo>itie> mar be named il
f.ypau Nuiliy from The City Thebe>. at lra>, o'
years ni la"ans,e aa nt Idols, Sephnlcral Vessels cor
'aiu, As,-o th Dead, Curious Coral NspiGue> Punch
Bowl >ea Ions, S.lmese r,,ir> ~ Wax, IL.
= D3GUEERg"rYPE LfEESEssES takers from Q 10 every
ay. ina seconds OF TINE and neatly framed y st-sES
iIorau3 sPta's.
A4oclock every afternoon some highly interesting e1
perimcnt> il: &EsMERl>Mz or ANIMAL. M,cSErlSM take
place The subject blind lady OF intelligence and The
operator ), Rutens Peac. manager OF the Museum.
Philosophical experiments take place every evening IN the
Lecture Room halt past and every Saturday alter
nnnn NJ ) O'Clock.
FANCY GLASS WoREISc by Nj, Marshall.
Yearly Tickets for sinrc person 50; gentleman ana
lluv So and tor family Slu Day visitors admitted The
evening without further charge
Admission. usual, IS cents children hall price mi
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V1UE REAL Camphene Oh and Webb's

z New Improved Bnrncr-The Improvement IN The
Burner is complete am! Gnequai-d regulated BY single
notion extremely simple and convenient 10 IHi, &c ~
hos no been annoyed with poor OIL gas or spur
oi-ne they will be well PLEASED This camPene as safe
As OIL viii explode, .sl' cor "2l ,'r rlchr carpet or
Ire.. viii nat crust Ike wick Will Eight large r.om nj The
.t ri one cent an hour ore gallon giving much light As
or 50 worth OF oil Those who doubtful OF It's safety
or economy will b- amply convinced by rfan,nng he NOR
an o experiments OF Professor Locke the Journals oil The
franklin and A.rcan Institutes. No metres are required
10 ascertain the quantity consumed. Astral, maEte and
haDd.cr lamps altered and the wfo, expense saved IN
.or; time P;lor lamps, and store, Eailof sfo
and for manufacturers OF all Kinds Nor sale only at the
= amer of Cana-. ana broadway. ~ Inl1
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COURT nE SESSIONS

Before The Recorder, JUDGES IyOciland Noal and Alder
Balls aud Lee.
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II sstl, fseer Architect and superintendent OF tn
r.clon of buildings Office IS Merchants Exchange 1854
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SATURDAY. March 18th,
10 O'Clock, at the Auction Room 6i ana 90
A large assortment of House Furnishing Goods
Outdoor Sales and consgnmens 10 the Auction Room,
>nirIpn
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u I.ithooraphic Prinf.-

Ior-d. c0Isunl OF .baaf go dfgI-. among whlr'.
reatnunhr National Temperance Nlorli and Religious
-uigect, TIE above published ~ -ilTr7or and
Tor safe by the ,licri!r.ii lots itur'la>',rs.
N.CERRiER. Spruce tiplsl-l;g III. SIM 1iict
B. No+y=ui-crs FINN designs Tho nr=tartl.is viii L.
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Together with great yari-t;c every style and price
SfIIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS.
Having INST received tie manufactures all the ittr
ant styles OF Long Cloth >hirtjng> and sheeBgS We axe
enabled offer Bargains in DomeStic- oievery stamp and
kind Also Benchet Shre,iugs. three yard, Wide very
leavy.
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pI.N,l BOOKS < STATIONERY.

f,,I.rl, commencing ana otil's VIII
~ n,. >f> OF hooks and counting house furniture are M
ye, 10 e<,iac The stock and ret!uc cd re- 81 sI i r
,rir> purchasers who rsqur GOOD 'Ifisic can
he {>,nToind a, every effort viii S made 70 iTal, 1ts
hes; artitle, al. the loves, prices DArlp Il \
Sl,,nn.r. IiaIl. - Prnrl and 81 MNs,i IL
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DARTICULAR Attention Invited. 1.-The

PARTICULAR Attention Invited-The
b P1bIc and The Ladies IN partsuar y III Please bear
mind that s BARKER go. formerly J. ". / :. Bark
r 81 Grand street constantly receiving from auctjon.
n.y and desirable Goods for the Spring Trais which they
will I'll a; prizes heretofore unequal-d Tor c!"apns
The following are few of the Goods purchased OF
Saturday Al auction, comprising splendid as~7rtenot
SILKS SINS SILKS
OF every variety and style, JET and blae.bbck figured, an
and striped OF different cnlor> ant shades.
DE LANES DE LANES,
An endless variety Of newest slronl y cd u Yer ar
@Dama-k SILK Sha'yls ent;rene' yieata trene,!Ga>
sacrifice.
PRINTS. PRINTS PRINTS
Ladies' the greatest Bargains b. had Ffe.,cjas
Engli, PRINT, is and richest styles ii old
tahIishcc >oreoi> BARKER: 60, p I and street, .,
they haye u. rerv. the importer, M largest,
rare and best style, OF French and English C.icoes
imported in this country
Also cases - patterns, fast colors. OILY l..
73 Lei.
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MONDAY, March =
Tie Board me, at o'clock Alderman Hatfield in ,te
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II An Account al !.. briginn the Mississippi Doc
rnr OF REPlfDliTinN:yitlia review of the arguments
whcI bis Exccl!cncy Alexander 6. NcNu late Goverpo
of Mississippi. advanced .incaion. BY Member
oi tie Boston Bar For Saitl
BRADBURY. s0DEN y Co 1T Na,sau-st y. Y.
ms and ~ ~c!ool-st Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
NOTICE.

Al a meeting Of he .iahGba0nfs cfGhe form of
tVurren, legally uGv1Ied end held at tte licad.
envy in saidtOsOn, on the 4th dag of April, l942.
NOTED, Tint no person or persons shall
hereafter, between the llih day of the
present month and the frs, Monday of Oc,o.
Der next, use or draw any seine or nets in
that part ut waramaus: pond ESQ cs.!t.'d)which
is in the limits OF the town ct Warren: aud
it any person shall use nets pr svist'S in ssEid
pond Within the aforesaid limits. til,i during
the aforesaid time, Gr be aiding ~ assisting
therein, such person shall forfeit The sun OF
seven dollars tor each breach OF Ibis by law,
one third to the treasury OF this low ~, md
two-thirts to the person who sAa! Six; and
recover therefor. AnS inhabiaut Of this
town qualified 10 vote and act in town meet
in Is, may prosecute for breaches Of this by
law. Notice Of the same shall be published
in newspaper printed in li.chticld, and
placed on post ue"r the residence of Geo.
Taylnrln this town. a true copy. ~
as Attest, BENAJAH MALLORY, IOmn Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

NKw .YoRH ASn. EslE KAnRoAp.-The
Senate has given q quletus 20 this subject
The Journal says" During the discussion
upon Mr.. Faulkner s bill objection was made
BY some Senators to the organization of the
Company. To obviafe this objection, and to
take away all pretext Of opposition, Mr..
Dickinson ulferad an amendment for its re-
organization, by an Election Of Director in
each Of the counties through which the road
passes. But the road was doomed, and this
proposition, like Mr.. Faulkner's bill, was re-.
jecled. ...s ,.-f r.y'.e.o
In the afternoon session Of the House on
Thursday, Mr.. Humphrey brought in "a bill
to preside for the construction Of the N. Y.
and Erie Railroad by the state.
The bill to Incorporate the Albany and
Goshen Rail Road Co. WIS passed.
In the Senate, the amendments reported
by the literature committee to the N, Y. Conn
mon School Bill we're adopted in committee
Of the whole. The report lies upon the table.
The Senate non-cnnctrred in the reSolu.
| ton of the House to extend the session Il
week, SO that the session terminates on the
18th inst. ....
The committee of conference reported the
State Prism Bal, and it was passed and has
become law. 1t enforces the law OF 1885,
provides for the appointment Of a commits
stone: 10 visit the northern iron mines, and
breaks up the contract system, nbrog:,ng
all existing contracts on the LIST Of Nav, 1888 |
NJ Y ErDress
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

SALT RIVER r-Ths Wing FriRats Constitution
Capt. Tyler, saed ftUashs psss last Monday. With
noble band Of Wins on hoard, on exploring exPe
di.iOn, with provisions and supplies for one years
cruise. She cdme to snchOr in Sal, River Harbor
about 2 p NJ. Lat. ~, Long. Z E. spike schr. Con-
scrvatve and the black slOop Libeftv both under fun
canvas. Salt River Colony is i1li TO overAOwing
and the new settlers are determined TO commence
emigratng soon.-Elari. COur. ... ..
PRoeREss OF Mr.. VAN BuREN-fx. President Van
Buren, passed through Columbia, March 81, accompa.
MED by ]. K. Panldng, Esq, and his son Major Van
Buren, We understand, says Columbia paper, they
were Hospitality entertained by OF our most dis
neu:s!,ed fellow citizens and left Yesterday for New
Orleans, passing through Georgia aud Alabama.
a1The Rev. H, G. LUDLOW. late of the Church
Street Church in New Haven, has received and &C.
cepted call from the First Presbyterian Church in
Puughkeepsie, N. Y.
01-The election Eor Charter Officers took place in
New York city on Tuesday Of the presen, week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
10 toms, Of Hay for, Sale.
Inquire At this Office. April l2. @46

At Court Of PrO6Me holden ct Harsrin:Ony
sUithsn and for the district of Haywiaa0R, on
the Isl day Of April, A. D. 1642:
Present. AbVGh Calm ESQ. Judge.
ENSTATE of isaac HMMAN, an assigning
4lA debtor, in aid District.
The Trustee prays the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon :-Whereupotl, Or
dred, that Commissioners to receive, exam
itie, and adjust the claims of the creditors of
Said estate. be appointed at the Probate Or
flee in said Harwinton, on the 18th day of
April IS42, ut o'clock in the afternoon and
thatall persons interested in said Estate NAV
be notified thereof the trustee will cause this
order 10 be published in newspaper print.
cd in Lirchtield, and post copy thereof on
the public sign post nea rest the place where
the assiguo~ dwells in said Harwinton.
,r A true copy Of Record.
80 ABIJA2 CATLIN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

BSocEkfsi, lneiC. SsaIlft -,
Ashford. Jared leiehmond. t JOsham BuInhanaJ 3
Chaplin. no ehOice-meeiing dissolved.
Hampton, Asa Kimball.t
Kilingly, Joseph Essex,t Pardon Tillnghast.f
POmfret, Pnt Sharpe, Charles 8. GrOsveDer.
Sterling, Archibald DOOSla2f
Thompson, William Fisher, 10 vote tor ID.
Vnluntown, . ... ....
WiDdharG, David L. Fuller,t Zephaniah YOung.t
Woodstock, no ehoice-meeling dissolved.
MupLErowN, s. K Wightman.t Alex. Saee.t
Chatham, Braddock Strong.t Elijah CIark.t
Chester, Joshua L'HOmmedieu.t
Clinton, David Red6eld.
Durham, Zehulon Hale, Alfred Camp,
East Haddam, John c. Pnlmer,t Nathan Iewe;t. j.
Madam, Samuel Arnold, 2d,+ Diodate Rrainardt
Killngworth, Nathan GrIswod, WHY'S D. kelsey.t
Say 5rOok, no choice
Westhr0ok, no choice.
Portland, Kellogg Stronet
TnLLANp. WIN. C. Newcomh,t I.usher C. Anderson. I
Bolton, Asa Whi,e.t
Columbia, Benjamin Woodwurth.t
Coventry, Willard dutchnsoa, no choice for ID.
Ellington Joel W. Smith,
Hebron, nu choice.
Mansfield, r. +. hanks.t Melcn Crane.t
Somers. Elam ChafFee, + NJ. Mn1Ret
Stafford, Anus Harvev,t John W Fairman
Uhoh, Moses c. Sessi"ils,t Danfurd MOrse.t
Vernon, Chcster White.
Wellington, Asa Taylor, John. Turner. locos
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
E4RM Zen. &NKe.

TIIE subscribers, Elijah Hayes, Admins
TRAITOR on the estate of ELIJAH STRONG,
late of Warren, deceased, and Silas Wedge,
Conservator Of Minerva Strong, the widowof
said deceased. in pursuance of orders from
the Court Of Probate for the District Of Litch-
field, will sell at public auction, all the rcot
estate, situated in Warren, belonging TO said
deceased as the time of his death. .l
Sale to take place on the 18th day of April
next, Mt one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
late dwelling house Of said deceased.
ELIJAH HAY1s,
S1LAs Wees.
Warren, March 81, 1912. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

Al a Court Of Probate holden at New Milford
iciihin and for the district of New. Milford, on
The 5ih day Of April, 1912: ...
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition OF Hezekiah Wells, Oi
" said New Milford, she wing to this Court
that he is the guardian OF Thaiia NJ. Miles
Phebe p. Miles, and Emily Z. Miles, oil OF
said New. Milford under the age OF 81 years:
that said minors own and possess in tee sim.
pie as tenants iC common, q piece Of land
lying in said New Milford, at CrOss Brook,
50 called, bounded westerly and southerly
by highways, northerly by land mortgaged
bv Jus.us Miles TO Oliver w. Pickett, the
equity of redemption 10 which 10 now con-
veyed to said minors, running TO point at
the east end, containing seven and half
acres: also, On undivided interest in the
in the equity Of redemption IN the following
described pieces Of land, tying in said New
Milford, the same being encountered by "A
mortgage 10 Oliver w. Pickett: one piece
lying north Of aud adjoining the above des-
cribed piece, aud bounded south thereon in
part. anc part by highway. westerl: by high.
way, and Dor,heriy by Abner NorthrOp's
land. running 10 a point at the east end, con.
tanning about twenty -s0ven and halt acres
more or less: one piecc lying near Peter
jennings dwelling house, BOUNDED west by
Oliver w. Pickeit's land and Hartman Buck.
ingham's land, east by Alfred LOveridge's
land. and south by highway. containing a.
bout eighteen acres more or less praying
this Court, for reasons in said petition SET
forth. to pass an order authorizing and can.
powering said petitioner or some other moot
person to cell and convey the Interests of
said minors in said described premises, nc.
cording TO the statute in such case made and
provided-as per petition Oh tils. dated April
9th, 1872:
Ordered. That said petition be continued
to lie l:sh day 0t June. l642, then To be-
heard al the Probate Office in said New, Mil
tor.l, at o O'clock iW the forenoon and that
uoilce Of tho tendency thereof DO given by
publishing this order 10 Q newspaper printed
"a Liichticld, three weeks auccesslvely. at
lCaE, Six weeks heioEe tbs said 18th dAy u
JuRs. Airue copy OF Record. s~.
Sv46 : ,s7ta NATHANIEL PERaY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
81. Certified from Record.
Gas r. SRDGWICK, Judge

|
Al special Town Meeting, legally warned ana
holden at the usual place in WatertO,ch, on th.
l4ih dag Of March, 1912, for the purpose oJ
taking into consideration The SUBJECT Of re-
| styaining cattle from running al large on The
| commons and hightoays in said I0Un:
1T WAS VOTED, that if any owner OF
Il any horse or horses, mule or mules, neat
creature or neat creatures, shall suffer the
same to 90 ut large out Of his or their enclo-
sAre, on the commons or public highway
! ~ the town Of Wntertown, for one year from
the first day Of April next, it shall be the du-
! ty OF the haywards, or either hayward OF
said town, or shall be lawful for amy other
responsible person or persons. who reside in
and belong to said town, to take up and inn
pound the same. and whenever any person
or persons shall have SD impounded any
horse or horses, mule or mules, neat cattle
or neat creature, he shall give notice thereof
to the owner or owners, it he, she or they he
known, in the same manner as if they had
been irnpoumded doing damage. and they
shall, in the same manner as in that case, be
liable TO be proceeded with and sold, except
that It shall not be necessary to have regnrd
~ fences. ID, the owp.r or owners Of any
beast or beasts so impounded. shall not re-.
ceive or replcvy the same, until he. she or
lawful expenses for providing food and wa
ter Tor such beast or beasts. while in said
pound, and shall have further paid 10 said
poundkecper the SUM Of fifty cents, for each
beast or creature so impounded. whereof one
half shall be TO the pOundkeepcr, and the
other halt 10 the persoI or persons imp0und-
ing the same, and the owner or owners Lav-
ing had notice that his or their horse or hor-
Ses. mule or mules, neat cattle or neat crea-
iure are so impounded, shall lie liable 10 the
same penalty for neglect TO rcplevy the
same, ns II the same had heen taken and i'm
pounded doing damage ;-pr0rided. ALWAYS.
that no one penalty incurred by any person
nj one ii,,r, by virtue Of this bylaw. shall
exceed the sum OF three dollars. pTorided. al.
so, that any person who has Il fancy. who
belongs 10 and resides within said Town, may
suffer one mich COW 10 run II; large on the
public highway in said town, bclween the
iirst DAYS Of April and December next ensu.
ing. and MT incur said penalty.
V0ied, Tna, the Town Clerk be directed to
record the foregoing bylaw, and cause the
same To be pulIlished tour weeks successive.
lv in one nf Tho newspapers printed IN Liich.
field. IN Lilchheid county. before the f'st
day Of May next.
'rhs foregoing 10 true copy q: record.
.AnssL 80. h
4SAS lIoLsHOOx cr..TIss, 1S'cn Gers :
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
LATER FROM TEXAS.
Teras invaded by 81, 600 Mericans! :!

TerGs invaded by 81 900 Mericans!!
Last week news was received that the Texans
had put their enemies to agh: ana pursued them into
the Mexican territory We give bet'w the lates: in
tcleence received. from which it would appear tina.
Texas has must formidable Tue to deal with--for.
midable at least in point 1t numbers.
From advices received at New-Orlcans
from Galveston, it appears that Texas is in
vaded after all, and that the retreat of the
MeXicans from San Antonio, was mere de-
vice to allure the TeXians on before they
were drilled and disciplined.
Extracts from letters arc published in the
Galveston papers in which the writers esti-
mate the Mexican force at $1,000 strong -
in two divisions, one of 5000 which was ad-
vancing on the Metamoras road towards
Victoria, and the other of 10000 on the up
p r road marching upon San Antonio.
The force which recently captured San An
tonic constituted the van guard of $4,000
commanded by Vasqucz. Gen. Burleson
with the Texian force, it was thought, would
follow the van guard until it fell back upon
the main army.
Cthese accounts are true, the Texans are
likely to have some trouble on their hands,
but we put little faith in them. The idea
that such an army could be raised without
its being heard Of beforehand, seems to us
preposterous; and then, again, that Mexico
could raise such an army, seems equally
preposterous.-N. Y. American.
Dsath Of Dr.. John w. Hardebrook. This
old and estimable citizen, we are sorry to-
learn, fell dead on Thursday afternoon,
while observing his house in Broome stree,
falling prey 10 the flames. He was abou.
70 years Of age.-N. Y. Sun.
THE WILDERNESS BLossoMlNc. 49, Eight
years ago Chicago was n wilderness, will,
ONLY garrison to keep back the Indians.
In 1886, the whole exports from that city
amounted 10 $1,000 in l94l they amounted
to $346.36O. The import trade is worth
81 100000 annually q monthly average OF
one hundred and fifty vessels enter and leave
its harbor.- Chicago American.
FROM TIE ROCKY MoUNrAlNs.-Disiress NJ
The Aunters-Fourieen feet Of Snow On the
MountGims.-Eight hunters (two from four
conpanies) recently arrived at ST. Louis
from the R0clsy mountains, for provisions
They stated that there were fourteen feet oil
snow OF the mountains. and that the hunters
were out of provisions, and likely 10 perish
The snow had been Tremendous during tho
whole winter. The Missouri, when the
SHOWS melt, will pour down food never be.
fore Witnessed. ...t.-.t.
Lord Ashburton and suite were introduced
to the President on Wednesday, by the Sec.
rotary of State. He afterwards visited both
Houses Of Congress. . ~.'..-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
Shaker Sgaed Fb'eCyo1siN
GARDEN SEEDS for sale by
" ADrit D. FkED'K PHELPS

T'HE Court Of Probate for the District of
IL New.Milford has limited and allowed
to the creditors of the estate Of PHlNEHAs
GoRHAM, late Of New.Milford, in said DIS.
trick, deceased, represented insolvent, six
months from the date hereof, in which to
exhibit their claims against said estate; and
has appointed JOEL SANFORD and SHERMAN
PECK, Esq'rs, commissioners TO receive, ex.
anime anu adjust said cluims.
Certified by
NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We, the commissioners above named,
hereby give notice that we shall meet to al.
tend SO the duties Of our said appointment
o, the dwelling house of Daniel 4. Ruggles,
in said New. Milford, on the 9Th day OF Au.
gust. l642, at 8 O'Clock in the forenoon
All claims net presented within said time,
properly attested, will be debarred recov-
cry. JOEL SANFORD, ro.,,,,,r.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
queSted to make pay nlent 10
HoMEE TrEAT, Executor.
DGted at NsaO. AliL(oad, The HSth day Of Fsbru.
Gry l642. BAG
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
SENATORS ELECTED.

p .' .,- WINGS.
MARTIN WEBSTER, Torring,on.
ALFRED SMITH, Of Hartford.
THEODORE L. SILL, OF Windsor.
JOHN LSHAM, Colchester.
CLARK BISSELL, Of Norwalk.
AARON N. SKINNER, Of New Haven.
LOCOS.
Odiah L. Skeld,a, Of Snficld.
Alfred Blackman, ofDerby.
Bencjah Fees, Of Cheshire.
Guy C, StodIard, Of Lcdyard.
Enoch c. Chapman. Of Norwich.
John S. Wilson, Of Fairfield
Silds H. Hickor. Of Danbury.
Mason Cleveland. Of Hampton.
William Alexander. of Killingly.
Elijah Warner, Of Plymouth.
William NJ R"rrall. Of Canaan.
WedworiA WodsUorth, Jr,, Of Durham.
Samuel EaRRam, Of Sayhrook.
Rnfas g. P;Raey, Of Stafford.
7Haddeus C.. BrMcs, Of Vernon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
Tndia Rubber Over Shoes.
- BUSHELS ofvery good ones, for sale by
q Nov. 4. FRED'K PHELPS.
C0U@vSmershSD .NOxice.

N>~RSSVS GSGCs OE@v~ CVVVCGES
XNlLLI.AM LAWRENCE having taken
w into partnership Frederic Lawrence,
the business will be continued ut the old
stand, under the firm Of
WM. LA WRENCE d co. 2.
The former customers of the concern, and
the pubic gener.ily,are particularly invited
to continue their patronage. AS it will DO
the object Of the undersigned TO give every
facility to accommodate their friends at all
times, with complete assortment Of goods
ut the most reasonable prices. ....
The accounts Of VIM. Lawrence should
be settled without delay.
Pre-. = WM. LAWRENCE,
FREDERIC LAWRENCE.
Norfolk, Aprit |, 1sf2. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
MARRIED.,

In Sharon, on the Sd inst, by the Rev. J. w. Beech
er. Deac. Charles lockwood, Of Greenwich. to Mrs
Be'sey Bennett. daughter Of freeman w. Psrsons
Esq
4, Goshen, by the Rev G. 8. Everest, Harvey
Baldwin. M. D., 70 Miss Esther Starr, daughter Of
Truman Starr, ESQ.
In Naichtz, MISS, Hon. Sergeant 8. Prentis.. Of
VckshurG. 1.-The eloquent Orator aud Statesman to
Miss Mary Jane Williams.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
DIED,

In New Haven. on the 7th inst. Cl. Elisha full.
aged 81. Mr.. Mary Linzee. aged 81. daughter Of
Capt. Marshall FIagg formerly OF Worcester. Mass.
aged So.
Al Berlin. at the residence Of the Rev. Charles A.
Godrich Mrs. Euiychia Ann BuldeTo. aged g. rclici
of the late Edmund Boldero Eq. and daughter Of the
late Rev. Thomas Hammer. D. D.. IN eminent dis.
senting divine. OF WafIisfeld. England.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

THE Litchfeu County Temperance Society.
l. will meet in South Canaan, on The 4lh
Tuesday of April, inst, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
p. s. BEEBE, Secretary
Litckfeld, April4, 1912. d
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
TO BLACKSMITH6.
I'D TO RENT. ....I

nor one or more years, the well known
Il shop formerly occupied by the late
Cha's G. Bennett, and with the sumo. If de-
sired. large set Of tools, bellows, anvils,Sc.
For further information, apply on the prem.
ises. Possession given Immediately. '.
I.itchfeZd Mar 81. 1871. "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

At Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, ,oithin
and for the district Of Sharon, on the 18th day
of March, A. D. l642: .TE.7s
Present. Charles r, Ssdgwick, Esq. Judge.
nN motion Of Isaac Lyman, Admnistra.
~ tor on the estate of JOANNA LYMAN, late
of Sharon, in said district, deceased, this
Court doth decree that six laonths from this
date be allowed and limited to the creditors
of said estate To exhibit their claims to said
administrator, and also directs that public
notice be given Of this order by advertising
the same in newspaper published in Litch-
field. and by posting n copy thereof on II
public sign. post in said town Of Sharon.
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt. -I~. .. %. .g.,: ... ....
81 Certified from Record. ..
A Gas +. SEDGWICK, Judge.