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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

Al q Coari # Probate k0iAen st Salisbury. Wifh-
tn and for the Disfrict Of 3har0n, on Ihe La
dsyg Apri.A. ID. le43.
Present, JoAa q. Mitchell, Esq. Judge.
TNHlS Court doth direct james Fem. Ad.
n ministraiOr on the estate Of OLwEn
EvErTs, late Of Canaan in said district de-
ceased, represented 10 be ias0lveni, 10 give
notice 10 OIL persons Interested iR the estate
Of said deceased, 10 appear [if they see
cauAe,) before the cOuVl OF pEOhRlcs % be
holden NJ tha probate Office IN said district.
an the 94lh dag Of April. 1885, at 0o'elock
A. n, TO be- heard relative N the appoint
mont Of commissioners ON said estate. by
posting miA order oE nniice on q public sign
rnsi In said town of Canaan, Ilnnrcse the
I,luro where he aeannfod last llwelh ard 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
District Of Woodbury. IS.

PROBATE Court, FEB, 70. lD4S.
ENSTATE of WALKER g. KIRKLAND Of
IA Woodbury. In said District assigning
debtors. The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Woodbury., has limited and allowed
six months from the 18th Of January l043.
for the Creditors Of said Estate, represented
insolvent. in which TO exhibit their claims
thereto and has appointed NATHANIEL b.
Smith and JOHN JUnsoN, Commissioners TO
receive and examine said Claims.
Certified BY CHAs. b. PHELrs. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shalt
meet at the store lately occupied by Walker
& Kirkland Ia said Woodbury. on tho 18th
days of April and July next al o'cl'k in the
afternoon. on each Of said days, for the pur-
pose Of attending on the business Of said APP
pointmeEt.
NATHANIEL D. Smrrns Commis-
JOHN JuDsON 81 { sioneHs.
All persons indebted Ia said Estate are
requested to nuke immediate payment 10
JoHN MHRwfN,
49, THonAs BELL. AssasAees>
TNHE Court Of Probate for the ais11ica of
L Sharon has limited and allowed six
months from the 20th day Gf MascAsissi. to
the creditors Of the estate Of LevEiaAa CAL
KIN late Of SAaFons IN said disaFiea deceased.
to present their claims TO the, sabsosibsrs.
commissioners on sid estate We will meet
TO receive claims awainsi snia estnlc. the lst
Monday N June. and the 81 AiOadny 10 Sep
tembeF next, OF l o'clock. y. "a. NE tie hntise
now occupied by John A. AlleIA. 10 said Sha.
ron. At.Akkr RowLEr. (co,n,o;.s,oOers
tlphAcE RERN O"''S''''''S
Sharon, March %. 1888. a.
WtllE Court Of Probate fnF Tho district of
n Vocabulary has assigned the third Mon
day Hf April ls4a N, 0 a. a.. 10 examine anll
adjust the administration account nf tho lFue.
lesN nf Vocabulary Manufacturing Company.
Al prrsus's indebted are nnllllr4 = aFnzAr
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
MOusatOmic Rail- Read.
TtOckhOI6ePSs CWeetSMg

A special meeting of the Stockholders of
IA the Housatonic Rail Road Company
will be holden at the City Court Room in
the city of Bridgeport, on Tuesday, the Nth
day of April inst, at one O'clock, P. NJ, for
the purpose of taking into consideration the
subject of the company's indebtedness, and
adopting such measures for the payment or
extension thereofa as said meeting shall Judge
proper. By order of the Board of Directors,
IRA SHERMAN, Secretary.
Bridgeport, April I, lS4S, lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

gH'icegkepsrWR EOc6efaE.,

MNHE Executive Committee of this Society
L will hold their next regular meeting ut
the Mansion House in Litchield,. Oh Tues
day the 9Th day of April iNstr. at 10 o'clock
ia the NOOrning. A full attendance is ear
nestly requested.
FRED'K PHELPs. Recording Sec.
LitehfeNy April 4, 1913. Hw
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
Disirics of LilchEela. %.

FVO56Ie COIlTIs APTU d Io3d.
TETATE Of JOsEFH FARNHAM. late Of
Il LilCAfela IN said district. deceased.
The administrator represents the estate IN.
solvent, and prays the appointment Ct com.
miaslOneFs thereon. OrasTsd-Thal commits.
sioneFs 10 receive and examine the claiWa Of
the creditors Of aaid estate be appointed IT
the probate Office IN Liichfelh on the 18th
day 0f April 1el2. at 10 o'clock. forenoon -
ag which all persons IN Interest will take M.
ties. and mnnaae. IL aheR nee nnalse. and Ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
District Of Lischf field, IS.
Probate Court, March 30, 164S.

TVSTATE Of ABEL OSBORNE late Of War.
IA rem in said District, deceased. The Ad.
ministrator represents the Estate insolvent'
and prays the appointment Of Commission
ers thereon.
Ordered~-That Commissioners 10 receive
and examine the Claims of the creditors OF
said estate be appointed ut the Probate Of
fee in Liichfield on the 18th day Of April
ls43, mt 10 o'clock, forenoon Of which all
persons in interest will take notice. and ap.
pear, il they see cause. and be heard there.
on. Certified by F..
IS ELISHA q. ABERNErHx. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
south Cornwall Academy.

SDWWCB OWSMw0IA 83C0U01Uys
YVHE Spring term Of this school will com.
l. mence on Monday, the 10th Of April,
under the care Of E. b. Andrews, A B., and
will continue IL weeks. Tuition will be
from % to @6. Board can be obtained in
pleasant private families at prices from 81. so
to % per week. Refer 10 F. Kellogg, ESQ,
South Cornwall Hon. Peter Bierce, P. NJ,
Cornwall Bridge; Rev. E. w. Andrews,
New York City, or any Of the former patrons
of the school, As
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
Dist,ict Of Kent. 50.
Probate Court, March l6, 1913

VXILDMAN FULLER of Kent. in said
w District. having on the 9th of Februa-
~, A. d. l643. made an assignment of Ger.
tain estate for the benefit Of bic creditors, the
Court Of Probate for the district of Kent bath
limited and allowed sir months from the
date hereof for all those who were creditors
al the date of said assignment 10 exhibit
their claims aud has appointed Wells
Beardsley and Samuel II. Chamberlain of
said district Commissioners 10 receive and
examine said claims. Certified by
RUFus FULLER IT,. Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Inn Of Col. John n. 81. John in
said Kent on the 2gd day of April and on the
10Th day Of September A. d. 1919 at 10 o.
clock A. N. on each of said days to attend to
the duties Of said appointment.
WELLS DEARDstEY Commits
SA.UEL II. CHAMBERLiN, ( siOners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
M AR RIED

In Plymouth. on the 10Th ult., Mr.. Christopher
In Beekman, Duchess CO. N. Y, on the 18Th Feb.
Mr.. David Plant Of Ltch6eld 70 Miss Charlotte
Townsend, Of the former place.
ID / E D,
In this town. on the 9Th ult., Mrs. Sarah Ann
Emmons, aged 6O. wife Of MI. Enos EN-: mons.
Ia this town, Milton Soc.) on the 2lst uls. Mrs.
Anna Chase, wife Of Mr.. Philo Chase, aged 49,
In Warren, on the eth uls, o. lung fever. Mr..
Abel Osborne, aged SO.
In New Haven. on the 24th inst Frances Emily,
aged wears and months daughter Of J. B. Caring
ton, u ior editor Of the Daily Herald The dead DO.
dy Of her infant brother whose death occurred the day
previous, was at the time lying on iis couch. Ths
children were inferred in one c0iH and one grave:
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

DEaTM ~ an AvAEAmruE.--Oa Wednanlay, the
Issh all-, NJ. Hisam hastnEs. AGED ahsul twenty,
Was faRd buried heaeaih ~ snaWs ahQ1e two miles
from WiaAne, W. and uaos he tsai q tke Ascuiney
0aOnuinin. On The pEscedina epaalng - 9ent 10
shs haass e . sick .asilAbol. - - whe.llr aas
IN returning hgae mt By oath that hid been 81 81
used ie easfns that the unsA n aanw on tls tlnw q
nm wa eanFsed hg him tom ~ pece. ap4 carried q
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

Litchlleld P0lellsic Society.
ID OCULAR meeting ct the Academy on Friday
h evening, at Size O'Clock.
Subject for debaie-A Protective Tariff. The pub.
lie are invited to attend.
Per order Of the Pses't. 8. BENEDICT, Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
PUBLIC AUCTION,

DY order Of The court Of probate for the
Id district Of Sharon, will be sold al public
auction. at the house of jeremiah Calkins. a
quantity of Farming utensils, Oxen, Steers,
Cows. Wagons, Grain, Potatoes, &c. &c, all
of which will be sold on Saturday the eighth
day of April next unless previously sold
at private sale, to commence at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ. IRA WILLIAMS. Administrator.
Sharon. March 80. l643. lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Elijah HNJI'S PLOeggbe

WILL be found for sale at A. G. Smith's
w in Litchfield Kenney e. Parkbursi's g,
Bantam Falls; WEIGH & Co.'S. Milton; p. w.
Mobiles, Harwinton; 8. ID. Mitcheli's, Ply.
mouth. The above Ploughs took the FIRST
premium at the ploughing match layt fall,
and will outwork any other plOughs 10 the
state. The timber and iron are Of the best
quality that can be obtained.
March 10. 1643. Sm44
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

At O Court Of Probate holden at Salisbu,y.yith.
in and for the district e1 Sharon. OB tie 1914
day Of Merch, A. D. l643.
Present, John G.. Mitchell, Esq. Judge.
THIS court doth direct Ebenezer Wing,
l. Administrator on the estate Of Thomas
Wing, late Of Sharon 10 said district. deceas-
ed, represented to be insolveni, TO give notice
to all persons interested in the estate Of said
deceased, to appear Qf they see cause) be.
fore the court Of probate, to be holden M the
probate Office in said district, on the 9Th day
Of March. l64S, at 10 o'clock. forenoon, TO be
missioners on said estate. by posting said Or.
der Of notice on public sign post in said
town Of Sharon, nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the
same IN a newspaper published Ia LiiChield.
Certified from record.
IS JoHN q. MITCHELL. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

TTHE Court Of Probate for tie District Of
Il Litchfield hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the credit
Ors to the estate of Mrs. RBoDA PAGE, late Of
Litchfield, deceased to exhibit their claims
for serleAaent. Those who neglect to present
their accounts properly atteSted wi.laiM said
time win be debaFFed recovery. ALI per-
sons indebted to- said estate. are peQnested TO
make iSaWsediaSe payment to H
ITHANgNE PAsE, Adka'r.
March 3D. I94& As
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
District ofLi,ehf feb s..

Prnbaic Curt ApvaS 1873
THSTATE OF yxNsEs OBREN bate OF Co
~ shen in said District, deceased. The
Administrative represents the Estate insol-
vent, and prays the appointment Of Commits
siuncrs thereon.
OfdredCThat Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate, he appointed at ihe Probate
Office in LiichfieEdr on the l7th day Of April
1913 at 10 o'clock forenoon ~ which all
persons in interest will take notice, and ap-
pear, if they sec causcr and be heard there.
on Cerr6ird by
45 ELISHA s. ABEENETHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

Ala Courtof Probate holden al Plymouth, sCih-
In and for the district Of Plymouth, on the
22nd day of March A. -. 1913. ,aa.
Present, Elisha .Johann, Esq, Judge
~ STATE of BENJAMIN FENN late of Ply
II mouth. In said District. deceased. On
motion of REruRAH FEM aud NEwT0N
p. WHfrrEtsEY, Executors on said estate,
this Court does limit and allow to the credit
ors Of said estate six months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims to
said Executors or b. debarred a recovery
And this Court directs said Executors to
give notice OF the time so limited by publish
ing this order in a newspaper printed in
Litchfeld and by posting a copy thereof on
the public sign post nearest the place where
the said deceased last dwelt. Ia said Fly
mouth. Atrue copy of Record.
a. Elisha JOHNSON, Judge.
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ON sATUapAY. MARCH z5.


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,n.,;,,,,on Far abe neat aud Dumb.

We learn from the twenty-fpurth Annual Report
Of the New-York Institution 70. The Deaf ana
Dumb, tina, the numbe, Of pupils at the end OF the
past year was I54, of whom the State supports
liz, the City of New-York u, the State OF New
Jersey 5, the remainder being supported by their
friends OF BY the Institution. The total receipts OF
the Institution during the year. including the bal
ance on hand a, the close Of the preceding year,
have been s34,5S2, and the disbursements s3l,-
596, Leaving balance Of nearly $4,000 IN the
hand. Of the Treasurer For the past fourteen
wears the annual rate Of mortality among the ~
mates has been Only about death in $50 souls J
but during the last year four pupils died, three OF
consumption, and one of disease of the sP.nal
marrow Peter Sharpe, one oe the Vice Presi'
dents, and one of its first Directors, hes also died
new buiang of brick, 40 feet long on FiftietEl-
street. has been erected which has been mainly
appropriated for the mechanical employment ct
the pupils. The Croton water hes heea introduced
and bathing conyenienceo provided. The whole
number received into the School since it was first
established is G46, OF whom 1872 have returned to
their friends. The Report gives some very inter
estins details concerning the method of inparung
moral and religious instruction, and some very
gratifying specimens Of the progress made by the
pupils in composition. The School is represented
as in highly fourishng condition, and Is confer
ring vas, benefit upon deserving though most
unfortunate class of the community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
r The Southern Mail had no, arrived up to
,hs hour 81 gving to press, . o'clock.

DREADFUL DEArH.-The Morsan,own {Va.l
Ioprna contains the account OF frightfu and fatal
accident which happened at the iron works of
Messrs. Ellicot, in tina, vicinity It appears that
on the night of the Sd inst. Waryick Rreakiron,
son OF Mr.. Jacob Breakiron, aged abou, Is years,
went into the whee-house OF the rolling MILL about
IL clock, for the purpose of letting down the The
gate, and is Supposed to have been caught by the
wheel and thrown under. His head was COM
ple,eEy severed from his body, and his brsins lay
IN the water By him. His bcdy passed under the
wheel, through space not more than an inch'
and was completely crushed.
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The W1sDrALL.-Heury Remsen, Esq, we I'M
ders,and, is the person aliuced to, as having left
over hundred thousand dollars IN cash, of which
there was no account we ere told that The esec-
utor made one deposit of these discovered checks
and bank notes, amounting to $l0e, 900. There
were balances in quite number OF banks. "heth-
er these are included in the sus mentioned or not,
we have not learned. The entire es.cte Is very
ls.te. Jour. el NollilileiNo
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co,,r. ea,eudar This Day.

CIRCUIT CorRr.-No,. l29, l66, 2l4, 22o,
go. 25l. 253, a5S, 259, go, 26l, 262, 263. 26i,
a66, 267, 900, go, 27l, 272, 273, 123, 200, 50,
1914. III, $50, 2l2, 274, 275, 276, 275, pa $50,
a83. to 293 inclusive, 295, 297, 29S, 299, 300,
500. 3o3, 3O4, sos, 3O6. 308, 800, $40, 81, 3l3,
3ll, SIS, SIC, ;lS.
Ceuaos PLEAs.-Nos. 9. So. 10, 81, "a, 10,
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-y.Tgg IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE
ur .ers l.. II The United States, being an account
- rss,, and il, ooran, discoveries and improvements IN
oe h,i6inc Houses, making Fences, raising
,,,c Pora, posing OF Hogs. making Lard oi'
cuk with engravings of improved Pioushs and
.-dcultural Implements, &c; and realise on
AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY, wili be published at the
;,,ns cacs To- xo,row-prce Is cents; FIVE copies 70!
orders through Postmas,ers and otherwise are solicited
e. GREELEY & McELRATH,
$50 Nassau street, n. I.
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ry For Second Notice of Rilsons Noctsi A"6r0''ana
WIN choice and copieus Extracts see First Page.
rr FOR ps,ce OF the Retrenchnent effected and the
m,ee saved by the fling Health Conmssiontr an article
90 The Ha,c. Rer Railroad ActnO soledsns an Error
and Niagara Fails see Last Page.
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EW would refer readers 10 the advertisement In
another column headed Grand Temperance Gathering
II viii thai The Hon. Aaron Clark and VIVA. Wal
lace Esq, the Keaucky Poet, address meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

~ The rich variety Of entertainments gTen last night
The American Museum for The benefit o. Did Cosier
are repeated this ere4liDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

u article of Hose, which for is cleanliness and
other qualities commends itself to public Inspection be
seen Under the Croton Presrre whtsey K JenkinSs
Plumbing Shop basement No John street. Broad
Wey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

U" LIE MoucHolR, an Autobiogrsphicai Re-
NANCE" by COOPER, has been published in neat
and cheap form at the office of the Brother Jona-
than. The frs, chapters have already appeared
in Graham's Magazine, and the last will be in
Guided in the number for April. We have not read
it, but parts of it are said to be spicy. We have
already cited some Of its best hits-those at Ed
itors towards whom Cooper is not specially anna
Ole. In connection with this announcement we
may copy the following paragraph from the Phi
ladelphia Inquirer
we have heard r,mor Of curious robbery,
for the purpose Of forestalling publisher, and
making use of literary property for which he had
paid large The particulars will soon trans
pire, no doubt"
D The GREAT WESTERN sailed yesterday at
o'clock We trus, she anchored at the Hook,
for she could scarcely make head against the vio-
lent storm which sprung up at early evening and
continued TO rage with almost unexsmpled fairy
through the night up to the hour OF our going TO
press. The wind blew with great violence from
the North, accompanied with snow, and we should
not be surprised to hear of many and serious dis.
asters. On board the Great Western were the
following passengers:
a., ai! G Mscrae Perth Mr James Ferguson Na,cbrr
Gnrdos cass,L onden Major Denuy, lis, Keg't B A.
Sssssr E9snnang, 'ist Rag, 3. a Frederick Fox, I'd
land; Messenaouck, NewtYork M Nov EnsHl,
- snr 4a Raos, boston Victor Foucbe. n York
rem, England R.charo TTsss s ana thfse eaAd-
montreal; af. Many and Miss Names, Nsw.York
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SAD AcclDEsr.-As party OF nine persons, in
one wagon, were crossing the lake opposite Peo-
ria, in Illinois on the evening of the LIST inst the
ice gave way just before they reached the Peoria
side. and plunged all of them into the water The
evening was very dark, and the coolest o. the win
ter. By desperate efforts on the part of two men
in the company, all were rescued except the young
child of Mr. Roedecker, and another Of a Mr..
Parker.
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70 The safe Of the Mechanics Mutual Insur-
ance Co. at Boston was entered few evenings
since and robbed of between $500 ana $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

Eeos.-Cosk (Ire!and) exports annually TO Eng
land E 600 worth of eggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
rYa peruecrasic Wnig Geherai C0n'-

Youug Ysen, isiS-Aa atl9aIneGu ~, q,
q, th.s Con,.rtee viii he held al the nci5ck
H. oder. ADDISON DoUGaERIf u enah"i
Ga.sss : 4 s;, Tnsb0S' Secretaries. mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
CAPITA, runi.hn,eut.

Mr.. EtlToR: have heard and seen consider
able said about the discussions OF the question OF
Capital Punishment, and wish TO make little IN
ouiry about it. A boast has been made in a GER
,aa quarter, that the negative achieved great tn
umph in the late debates, and put 10 silence all that
could be said on the atfrmative-that henceforth
the public will be quiet on that subject. have
also beard that the gentlemen whe argued the ne
sative have since been solicited to argue the ques
ton of Capitol Punishment with TWO other Cler-
gvrren, bu. have declined doing So am credibiy
informed tina, such is the fact. If it is so, will
you have the goodness to publish it to the world
EQulrY.
70 Cur Correspondent: may rest assured that if
the advocates of abolishipg Capital Punishment
kavc been beaten, as is claimed-but which they
have not yet discovered-they certainly have not
been silenccd nor has the agitation of the matter
terminated by any means. As to the other branch
of his inquiry, we have heard vaguely that certain
clergymen who are prominent advocates of Capital
Punishment have declined to discuss the question
with certain emnen, clerical opponents of that
Punishment, but on what grounds we know no..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

10 We understand that GEORGE H. CoLToN,
Esq, the yourg and gifted author of Tecumseh,
is making arrangements to deliver series of FIVE
Lectures upon the History, Habits, Character,
Customs, Worship, &c. of tie North American
Indians. He coula scarcely have chosen theme
Of more interest," and as he has made it the sub
ject of special and most successful study, we anti
cipate series of dacourses of no ordinary value.
The time. place and terms will be announced
hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

MAssAcHusErTs.-The Governor OF Massachr
sets has appointed the sixth day of April as de
OF fasting and prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

~ The Directors of the American institute
acknowledge the receipt of sls4 for their Librar.
from the exhibition of Russells Planetsrium 3
Niblo's.
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1rIfp fpteLIiGenre
SkIU @NkNF6tWe'N~
THURSDAY, March Is.

THURSDAY, NIdiCII TO.
u 5. C1ecg,r CouKr.-Before Judge Belts
Nj OCoanor concluded his argument, having occupied
several hours in support OF the principle OF jurisdictions
The Court stated tha. would charge The Grand jury on
net
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

J The Housatonic Railroad has reduced its
fare between New-York aad Albany to IS.
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~ The Court MARITAL suspended its pro-
ceedinss yesterday in consequence of the continued
illness of Commander MACKENZIE. 1t is hoped
that he will be able 10 attend the session to-day.
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MONEY MARKET.
sales ns the Stock Exchange, March i

SECOND BOARD.
10 sas Harlem p - 6a Is.
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ANGELA, or Love and Guilt, Tale, BY F. A.
DURlvAeg, has just been published BY c. h. Brai-
nard, Boston. The lovers of the melo-dramatic
and tragic may SUP full of horrors. II is for
sale at this Office.
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NEw-HAMPsHlRE.--The following are all the
returns of votes for Governor We have received
from New-Hampshire The Wings have evidently
made no effort, and Rubbard's reelection is al.
ready next TO certain: