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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
BYLAW.

A T the Annual Town Meeting legally
 EA warned and holden in Sharon on Mon.
 day, October Sd, l642: Voted That if any
 owner of any Horse, Cattle or Mules. shall
 suffer the same to go at large out of his or
 her enclosure, after the first day of April
 next, such owner shall forfeit and pay to any
 person who shall take mp and impound the same, the sum of twenty five cents for each
 head of cattle, for each horse, and for each mule, for each time they shall be so found as large. out of tho owners enclosure and taken up-That it shall be the duty of the Hav. wards, in their several districts, and it shah be lawful for any other person, ,o impound any horses, cattle, or mules, so found out of the enclosures of the owner and at large, who together with the pou1d keeper, sball regu- late the proceedings, receive the same com. pensatiOn, and have the same powers as are granted in the Statute Laws of this State en. titled Pounds - Provided, That no penalty be incurred under this By Law shall excecS the sum of three dollars, and the owno.,. os such horses. cattle or mules, so imp rr1oS shall not receive the same from ihe D. until he shall have paid to ise per .,on ;no' .ua pounding 'ne sHme. the nn'ount of ,he for Iel'ure. ana 10 the no':.'d keer,er his fees and eXpenses s Tor keerIng sai1. Creatures. as in o'ner cases of creatur..s impounded.
 rIos'"e nevertheless. That any person nay nc cho1se. suffer one COW to run at ." Igc on tho public highways, and not incur the aforesaid penalty. Voted, That the Town Clerk cause copy of said bylaw to bo published in n newspaper printed at Lisch. field, Ct, Attest.
 alA HENRY II. QCESTARD, Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

To the Hon. General Assembly of Ae Slate of
 Connecticut to De holden at Neao Hauen, i,s
 said State,on the first Wednesday, cf May ners. HNHE petition of the Goshen and Sharon
 N Turnpike Company, Corporation le. gally incorporated by tho Legislature ofthis State, humbly sheweth-That its road is built over a section of country, rough, hilly and very expensive to keep in repair-That said company have expended all the monies col. lected at the gates on said read for the last twenty years and have made no dividends on the stock, and that said company cannot any longer support, maintain and keep said road in repair unless relieved by your Hon. orable body, but must relinquish said road and thus throw the whole burden of keeping said road on the towns through which t pas. ses Your petitioners therefore pray that the General Assembly would order and de- cree that said company should be exonerated from all further liability for the maintain- ance and keeping in repair that portion or section of its road situated westerly of tho in. tersection of the pine swamp road (so call. ed,) in the town of Sharon, or that your hon. orable body would in some other way grapt relief, and they as in duty bound shall ever pray.
 Dated at Cornwall the 9th day of April. le42. GEO. WHEATON, Agent for petitions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
General Assembly, ] Mav Session. l640. {

ESOLVED by this Assembly that the Al petition of the Goshen and Sharon Turn- pike company. pending before this Assembly and praying for discontinuance of part of their road, be continued to tho next Gene. ral Assembly, to be holden at Hartford in May. ls43; and that further notice of the pendency thereof be given to the parties in- terested by printing a certified copy of said petition and this Resolution six weeks sue. cessively, at some time previous to the com. mencement of said session, in newspaper published in the county of Litchfield.
 STATE OF CONNECTICUT. ss.-OfIce of Secre- La'y of State, Dec. ?, le42.-f certify that the foregoing is true copy of the original on file in this office. N. A. PHELPS, : oW3l SecrefGYy Of Stale.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

Prsbate CO&rt-Distsiet of WoOdbury-l2,h Dec. ls4s 0N the Estate of HORACE MINOR of Wood O bury, an assigning debtor: The second Monday of Jan., 1643, at 10 A. M., at the Probate Office in Woodbury. is for the ap- pointment of commissioners whereof notice is to be given by advertising on sign post in Litichfield. 30 CaA's B. PHELPs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

Sir William Jones, after deliberate and long in vsstigaon, decides that the Afghans are Jews, ee' scendeG from the ten tribes, and records prediction among them, and in his time current in the East that they are destined to establish the Jewish empire, under their expected Messiah, at Jerusalem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
R.4KE RO.a9 STOkE E.

EENHE subscribers have now on hand 800
 "A Bushels T. l. Sall, D sacks Salt, 100 tons Plaster, l5O bbs. Flour, 700 prs. Boots and Shoes, 500 yds. Carpeing, 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 tanlly for sale. LYMAN &J PORTER. West Cornwall, Dec. 13, l642.
 We also offer general assortment of Dry
 Goods, Hardware, Groceries. together with Flour, Boots and Shoes, on the same terms l at our store in Goshen. l.. & P. Goshen. Dec. lS l842 3t3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
ENfG M q.

am composed of IS letters. ! My 9.8. 5. I6, is a person despise above all others.
 2 My l,2, IA, 1, 5. 6. s the name of person. 2 My 16, 3. 5, 13, is useful to every body.
 My g., 5, ', is necessary 10 preserve peace. Mv6, 5, ,, is useful 10 all persons. 0 My4, IA, (, 6, is most always found on rocks. fMy7,5 g. g. I like to see around farm. My 6, 57,4, 8. 9,9,w could not get along very well without.
 1t My 13 l4, B. Is, a house would not be conven. tent without. Z My 7,a9.9. 8. is the name ofa poet My Is, IA, g. l3, is a denomination in land meas ure
 I1My2,s, 15.7,s,12, l, 3, ls, is a town in this state.
 My 8, 10, ls, II, 4, is needed by all persons. itMy l3, 3, l6, l5, is the last name of rebel. SMy l5, IA, l3 is another denomination ofland. AakMy whole is name. ,,.
 fAns,rer nere sueek) .vY ga'r6e
 In St. Michaels Church. on Sunday Evening. ls' inst by the Rev. MT Payne, Gen. Frederick Phelps and lennette Lynde, daughter Of Oz'as Lewls' Esq., all of this village.
 In this village. on the s7th ut. by the Rev; MT Wells, the Rev. Ebenezer O. Beers, of the New York 1 Annual Conference, to Miss Meilicent Parthenia daughter of MT. James Skilton, Esq, of Waterown. Died,
 In Sharon, Mr. Marcus filling, aged 50, formerly I of Norfolk.
 In New York city, on the 23d ult.. Hiram Angus aged g on the 4th ul of consumption, Mrs: Saral l Willard aged 56 years, widow of the late Char!e Willard, late of New Hamburgh. Duchess CO.,, N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
DENTISTRY. .Eg. B. .WERRE7N.RvT,

A T his Office, up stairs, two doors South
 A of Beckwith & Seymours Store, will be in constant attendance to wait on those who may wish Dentistry in any of it's various style. 1T Particular attention paid to Ex- TEACHING TEETH. sep l2 l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
MILLER'S CALCULATIONS.

l.
 Full term of Daniels vii sion 23OO Date of Edict to re- build Jerus'lm B. c. 457 End of world in AID. lS43
 II. Age (number) of Pa- gan beast, 666 League (Bac-
 ciliedes) B. c. l59 Cessation of Pagan rites, A. D. 5oS Interregnum, l29O less 126O- 30 Duration of Papal ci- vii rule, l26O Papacy broken (Bo- naparte) A. D. l79o To the ena, 1885 less l290, 4o End of the world in A. D. 1884 From full term of vi- sion, ZSW Subtract 70 weeks, equal to @o Resurrection after
 Christ's death lSlO Add Christ's age 35 End of the world in A. D. Io4S
 ".
 Lev.xxvi. IS, 7 times, to be multiplied by 36O for years, 2oNO Captivity in Babylon. began in the person ..,., of Mannasseh, B. C. 677 End of the world in A. D. lS4J
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
MISSIONARIES SAL.E,

NKTILL be sold at the Mansion House, in w the village of Li:chtield, on Thursday the 18th of Jan. next, at 3 o'clock, P. M., the property of SYLVESTER GALp1N, deceased, assigned to the subscribers for ,he benefit of his credi,ors-consisling of valu- able right and interest in the Music Factory, so called, situated about miles from the Court House, on the Waterbury River, in the town of Harwinton, and the real estate con. nected herewith. Also, any other property which may belong to said Galpin.
 Terms made known on the day Of Sale.- It is supposed that most ofthe purchase mon. ey will not be required for length of time. satisfactory security being given to the Mort- agees of the above premises for the payment of principal and interest.
 JASON WHITING, (Ass;rnaos
 J. G. BEckw1rH, Ass'gueeS'
 Litchfield, Dec. 2S, lS42
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
Litchfiesd CGlmfy AgFicuH-
 tWral Society.

UWE6H SUCHCUX0
 A Meeting of the members of this Society "A will be holden at the Mansion House in Litchfield, on the 2d Tuesday (l0th day) of January, lS43., at 10 o'clock in the fore noon. A general and punct,aI a,tendance Is especially requested By order of
 NORMAN HoLLEY, President,
 F. PHELPS, Recording Secretary Litchfeld, Dec. 27, lSl2. 3i VNHE next stated meeting of inc Executive \ Committee o5 the Lrchficld County Az riculturaI Society, will be holden ut the Man sion House in Litchtirld, on the 2,i Tuesday (lOlh day) of January, lS43, at o'clock in the afternoon. Competitors for Pr"mi'nns then 10 be awarded will be in readiness with their articles aud certificates, precisely at that hour. FRED'k PHELPS, Rec, Scc'y.
 Litchfield, Dec 27, ISA2. 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
HITCH FIELD!

VEN!IE Whgs of Litchfie6 will meet at the Mansion \ House, on Monday, the 9th inst. at 6 clock, F. M, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the State, District and Senatorial Conventions.
 By order of the Town Committee. Iitcbfed Jan, 9 lS43
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

ALABAMA SENAroR-Agreeably to the decision of King Caucus the Hon. A. P. Bagby has been elected 10 the Senate of the U States by the Legislature o Alabams, for six years from the 4th ot March next
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

ENRlNGES. Worsted, Silk and Cotton, N at F. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

l. Thrice seven times, Lev. xxvi-756O years !-- 9. Captivity not 677, but 59S-namely, commence ment of the 70 years of captivity predicted. See Jer. XIV. IA. Ezek. xxxix. 9. Miller's 6 error 89 years! 3. Neb, Dan. iv. 25 - tinees-2520: began B. c. 570s- not to cease till A. ID. l950l
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
ERRORS IN DATES, &c.

Daniel-t,Do visions, l5 years apart-the 70 weeks date from edict-but no authority to assign same date for that of230O.
 Count age from birth, not from any particular. incident in the life, &c.- Paganism inmemorial. Rome founded, B. c. 75s. Cessation of Pagan rites Miller, A. D. sos; Tytler and Clarke, 395. Con stantine converted, 3l3.- Papal ciUiI rule began, Miller 538; true date ecclesiastical, 606- civil. 775 Miller's error, 2l7 years. Pope still a civil ruler, as well as spiritual 30 and 45 obtained by subtraction without req son.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

AND ANOTHER "A lad named Joy was carelessly shot by his cousin. at Richmond, Va, on Sunday week. This the N. Y. Sun gives as lease No. 54 th season."
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

Unauthorized assump- ton of contemporaneous dates for the two visions |: as above noted. No au- thority for associating the termination of 23OO and the resurrection. Jewish sanctuary cleansed. Dan. viii. IA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

mass) expression poor Nebuchadnezzar if the world terminated in l843 would be found eating grass lO7 years after the destructio of the world.
 It is generally supposed that our Anno DOmini, or yearly computation is deficient four years, which IS freouenty noted on the margin of quaro and Polygot wmld have Ill occurred in 1889, if Milers doctrine is true In fact, allowing S6O days, as Miller dues each year. the difference by loss of time, amounts to 26 years which carries the end of the world back to 1877.
 But fortunately for large majority of the world, years 'l7, '39 40 and Al have passed away in the same agreeable routine before, except some mighty financial convulsons have been experienced, to the great dsmay and dsa ppolntment ot eager hunters at ter the shining spoil, much of which has vanished m paper light as air, spoiled by 10 close contact.
 MT. Thomas made some quotations from Rolln 8 Ancient History to prove hls points. We cannot better enghten the public on the subject than to re- fer them to the chronological computations accompa- nyng, concerning which these two prophetic or cal culating writers differ so much.
 The Greek words kosmIOs and GiOn seem to have been used promiscuously by Miller; their definition is explained fully above.
 Mr. Miller in addition to his chronological ca!cula. tons as proof of the truth of his doctrines asserts that there are no less than 700 talented preachers and 100000 converts ardently engaged in the great work o preparation, and warning others to be prepa- red for the coming of the Son of Man. The excitement is advancing to very nlgh ptcn in some portions of the Eastern states, and so firm have few become in it's belief, that they seem deter mined to stop the wheels of time, soon possible l in or before February next.
 l If they should find themselves disappointed, we hope by their present preparation tor the event. they will prove to be firm good citizens, content to remain prepared for all fes useful duties, the performance
 which will better enable them to become prepared l for future state.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

Fish are said tobe fond of music, but have voice themselves.-Boston Post.
 We don't know that fish have any knowledge of chromatics, but they certainly use a scale of some kind As to their voice we know, that there is par ticuar kind which, tone tone, frequently al luded to by musicians, for their approximation to bass.-Spirit ef ths Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
A NICOLA DRAWERS for sale by "A % F. PHELPS.
Eslannels.

EIaMNeIss ND LAIN and PLAID, Domestic, Salisbury 1 and Canton. For sale by F. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

RTOP HANDLES For Sale by WI aug APE CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

Probate Court-Dis.rict of WOodbury-l2M Dec. ls42
 nN the Estate of ANTHONY MINER, of O Woodbury. an assigning debtor: The Court assigns the second Monday of January l643, at II A. M., at the Probate Office in Woodbury, for the appointment of Commits soners; whereof notice is to be given by advertising. on sign post in Woodbury and a newspaper in Litchfield. 30 CHA's B. PHELPS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

VENHE Court of Probate for the District of -A Litchfield hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of Mrs. ELIZABETH REEVE late of Litchfield in said District de- ceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, will be debarred recov- cry. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment to
 WM. H. THOMPSON, Executors.
 CHARLES l.. WEBB, 1Ae."'o''' Litchfield Dec. l7th 1942. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
TAKEN UP,

artificial mark discovered. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges. and take it away. SETH P1ERCH.@
 Cornwall, Dec. 20, l942. SR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
yTisi.--W hicccTy.

In the Philadelphia National Gazette" on the 5Oth
October s27, (Which may be foundon file the Palmer
House, there an article skeclng the origin Of the term
Wing and the leading CHARACTERISTICS of the Wing party
in England The article copied from Cobet's Week
" Register which advocate of Radical Demo-
cratic principles. At the time Of copying, 1927 the
"Whgs of this country called themselves National Re-
pubcans, very good be sure, but which they
eventually diseraced they had formerly rendered oous
that of 'Federalsts, which originally very respect
able. They changed the name of their party Wing"
the suggestion of the notorious James Watson Webb
who little while before had Jorro.sed s5s 900 ffom the
L. = BAN, which. with various other small debts he
pad Of hy the Bankrupt Oath 1t will be amusing
ere to know what they thought of the term and the
Marty who boz in England. years before they
found il cxpclien, md necessary to adopt for them
selves in order to MAINTAIN respectable standing among
the people We leave every y to judge for themselves
how FAR the description is applicable 10 the Wing poli
clans Of Indiana:
Tn WHrGs.-Nly friends the word Wig meant in
CID times. 'tiec p,uderer. and Stfch. given
the first set of ruiians who distinguished by it,
anl who unable get rid of it, took matter of boast
This political faction always notorious love of
plumber public tnder and, perhaps, it has contained
greater number of reilly reedy villains have
known in al the world besides The fiction hatch
ed Henry the Eighth hot-hed Of punder; andthoush
England and Ireland have been bleeding under lis ang
for the greater part Of three hundred years. its Unsuitable
nav lie : void. and its teeth as keen
declare most soemnly that know nothing that would
not be-IIanovcrian, Jew. every thing but Wing
ominous to England, descriptive of every thing that
is base aud name thank God which is nearly
blotted out. IJNever did Wing go out of office. You
actually him out; you must the seals out
of his hands. ID The wings like the servant of some
gentleman that have heard Of who, when his master
gave him warning away. said, IL shall not If you
do not know when you have got good servant know
when have get good MASTER Just with the Wing.
If The people hc satisfied with him. he Is always salts
fled with his share of the peoples power. end with all he
grasp of the peoples money. II il God knows, a
most greedy crew.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

The "MIssssippisn published at the seat OF Govern
meni IN Mississippi. copies the principal part of Mr. Ow
ems Address TO the electors ofthe First District and
mends II a. follows Our readers will the fact, ha;
alluded TO by Mr. O. Of the capabilities Of the South. and
the Increasing disposition of her people. their
agricultural products other things besides he
longer an oppressive tariff exists the will those
products be increased and the will markets be
c'rcumscubed. With the South, the West should say
Down with the Tariff Tax-to The Revenue point
PnoTIcrIvE TARIrF.-The arguments in this paper
on the protective policy from the pen of r. Dale Oven.
OF Indiana, and Will fail peru
sa The remarkably forclbe style of the author could
not fail to command attention. even his reasoniugs
merely specous and sophiscaI We have perused
simple and orclbe dissertation any subject. The
burning hight of truth bazes every linc. Each sru-
inquiry, AMI powerfully eiueidatcs iitr-
cate subject.
The arguments Of Nr. Oven are addressed maing 10
the rcnpe # his State bat they apply with double
force Nssissippans. \ large portion Of State i
admirably adapted 10 the growing Of wheat. None the
yield richer har,c, per acre. corn or
wheat. than many counties Mississippi. We never
looked upon better wheat crops than in the
Of Tippah Marshall. aud 1i-hemngo last summer.
Nature has provided the greater part of Chiekssaw Mis-
sisSipp with all that j. essential to the cheap growth
wheat and manufacture of 1our-a suitable climate fer
tile soil and excellent water power for the prope ling
machinery Another widely extended section Of the
Sate-ihe Pinev woo1s-is adapie! to the business OF
stock raising The hehesis of Providence will never be
until The labor the in that quarter
directed TO that business The friends of the STATE
those who laok forward the Development Of its ample
resources. bestowed hy muncent Providence. with
son ,x,, 10 the day arrive WHEN the
unproductive territory within is limits. which is not
adapted the culture Of cotton shall become the theatre
Of profitable pursuits This be under the sys
TEN of impos restrictions pursued by The whig party
But if The growers of grain and the ra-ers of stock
are injured bs a tariff how stngenous Is the injury Which
the cotton planting interest suains Tefecing
men to take the arguments of MIR Owen and apply them
t. the condition of tie planters f the southern siape
Observe how the grain beef and pork markets
are aft cted and then draw conclusions how the
price Of cotton Is reduced The who will weigh the
facts cannot fail the conclusion that the tariff
ps-cv while IT intended to benefit the manufacturers of
the north. deUsion CARDS them. and desuc-
ton to tie agricultural interests of the South
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

every other district the State will Let the Democracy
once ge the Government into taer HANDS and they will show
to the people the populations and frauds which
have been going fof years and which
eoous struggling for life conceal lie, the right
kind e men bold of the Of c Government
and the dongs f Smith, Notlc Coe Sapp Wallace
Co, viii be exposed public gaze That will tell tale
that whygsry has long since dieaed Let The waichRoEd
be Charge, Change. Bigger proclaimed the people that
be would bat So NOE q BE-. That term
has been too long for tie people Of Indiana What has he
Zone FOR rs What proposals has he nade relieve
from the debt which his leaders, Dick Thomp-
son. Noble, Gale Smith, Stpp Wallace Co TO whom
Is hHt plant TOOL have safded upon md pastciiy
seve after Us Again, say let h~ be but one, and
his Office ae taken ~ him whom Henry Clay said made
the best Commissioner of the General Lau Coe the United
States had. Adeu A. D.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

TO make modern wing: Take The heart of oil hy-
pocrte; ten pounds of liars toagGes iltee grains If
white Niger; four e White sulphur sNindns niger;
ore pound of iius treason two promises two pounds
OF beef two dollars day the Aiss Of a niger hto
be gathered during lire cubebs, 4Han. SIT Pa, them
mo mortar of public robbery. add The armers hcn- AID
chickens. and pound it with the P,se Of malice. Then
strain II through the vessel of popular creduly Aner
which adj alien and sedion laws. and let it steep "A
hours. Give the patent 10 drops. with emoient that
he is very saaar dosing him frequently If he
shows signs Of knowiedgc. say you are right, my friend
tie loros fools rs this last Is very powerful give
tue patient small doses wrapped up great dignity, aud
put him to bed with famed pecoai. and you Will find
a BIZ ger wing in the morning.