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splendid : at Of Furniture.

~ uSeutN.
WILL be sold. in front IL A Wnson's Cabinet
w Ware R~nns, opposite the Funkl,n Hotel, ~
Thursday. ,he 9th day ii May. iS43 from 5000 10
$4,000 w"tlh I" + " T u X h Of which
the fillow,np articles consttu part:
SIDE boards with snd wthou, aiblc Tops, alIutet
every variety ot pattrsns.
Secretaries aud Book Cases do
Drs~slnv bureaus do.
Conmon do. do,
Table. Pier. Card Dnios aud lie, do.
S"iss. variety
Oibilirns,
Pl,n" tha,rs aud Stnls
Mahogany Chsf,, half French.
DO d.. plain,
Adrs' ah,ncis
Ceu,rr Tablrs,
Tea Stands.
Mahogany Rocking Chairs.
Mahogany Rocking Extension Chairs. nrw article,
Anc Seat aud w inds { Ch,'rs rsrty variety.
Tagr,hrr with sundrv other Fancy Atcl,s ~ the
Cabinet line. TERMS al sale.
NJ TALBOT. hrci
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NORFOLK CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We give pelow the "ni ial saemsnt Of the vote in
the Norfolk Congressional District by which it will be
sern that the Wing, beaten only fire. instead Of fire
hundred a. had been an,icipaed
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.Aljs ITO SAI.l,>.

~ II i. he sold. ~ Exchange Corner. IN Thuf.Jny
W 18th Instant the follow ,ng atrl,s.
~ hays Laguits aud Il y Coiiee,
~ hnrs SNfm Candlrs,
barrels kre,
81 dozen Plough Lines,
o ~ Ned Cords.
VI W,rirbs.
| S,Jer,ah.
Anj' nndry other articles. NJ TALBOT Anc..
May 10 =,
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" The annnncat'"n If the appointment, VI DR..
L. Martin as Chief Clerk in the Department, of State
Was premature. VIM. J. Derrick. lonx j. subordinate
1" Me Department, has received the appointment,
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We xuhJon full re,urns from this Dstric,--ou scat
ming which it is apparent that the Wings myht have re-
ducrd the majority easily to so 100, if they could
no, have it. In Frederick, for example the
Incos p died nearly their entire strength. while the
Wings. hnvng n,caun,y candidates in the field. voted
only about hall their u.ua number There is M dis
,ric, in the State more doubtful uoiw standing La
-. 4,
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Commander .llnekenxie-A letter has teep adir.r
s 10 CON- Mackenzie, signed by nos, of the leading
Lawyer" and Merchants uf New York. by ,he Presidents
o'a inc Marine Insurance Co'punies by all tho CHIEF
"''pr'nr houses. AID by every Packet Cap,aa within
'eac'' thanking hun for the rrompn.~s-wnh which be
e'u. :" the execution OF Mdshipman SPENCE and Els
ea''''" 1''"s q" br-a tn S-.ness. We .laI AE$
Ne cDt'csr ,i4-.Irs AxE E
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~ Gov Mcdowell passed through this place
Monday last. on his way frm HIS family rrsid.ncc
lcNingtor. 10 Richmond lie came down the river .
this place. in bailcau.
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" Tas Washington CT 'bs Of Saturday evening las,
states tina, 'hrea persons had been that day arrested
charged with the abstraction Of the Trcssury Notes
from the New Orleans Custom House.
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\ FIRST ralr new family Carriage and Harness
Any gentlemen wanting superior sri'c" IN The
.rrapr llne III find HI, interest to rsi oa Iaibo
al srhan.. Corner. Terms. liberal. and The prc- sr
c'rdl". 10 The times. NJ TALBOT.
Feb. t,,f
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o. In snswrr To an in,ernga"ry n the Republican.
". say. that We errs in that nv Wig gave double
vote in this Congressional district, far the polls have
been examined
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" Mr.. Webster has accepted an invitation t., , pub
Ito dinner in Baltimore. 1t is not stated " he,be, the M
vha''on "" given ny Wings. Locus or u1ice holders
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RICHMOND CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT.
The following 10 ,hr .iial statement III the pail. in
,h. Metropolitan District MIR Bolts beaten So instead
afihree hundred which the least najtiy claimed
by the l,,cvs. lie i'll contest the election.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
The Congressional Representations Ut Virginia in the
2sth Congress stands:
l)smoer"s- Archibald Atkinson, Gaorae c. Drom.
gn'l-. Walter Cors. y. w. Hubbard. WIN. r. Lucas,
VIM. Taylr. A. A. Chapman. Georce W. Hopkins.
Lewis }. Stcrnrod and Jnn. W. Jones'
Wh'y'- Wloughby Newton, Samuel Chiffon, Geo.
w. SUMMERS
., STATE Rights RspuLlieGn-'Thomas W. Cn"i and
Henry A Wise.
Inc b'acoh I" little 7ylsrish itself, we believe
'ho"gh PROCESSES u hr neutral. It's editor. Al iras is
ond~r'Hm +" belong to the Guard" and hs certainly
gets lat jobs in the way advertising We suppose he
dues not regard D' mcra's" entitled I" the app~ls
s''n OF Estate Rights Republicans" any more than
=" h'gs" IT will 10 generally conceded, however,
that State flights Rep"bleasm has sunk very low
ebb If Messrs. T. W. Gilmcr aud II. 4. Wise are it.
s,e representatives!
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- His sisted that Marcus Morton. the Locofoco
U'vsr"or nj Aassaehsses,sths natural ally Of the
Southern dsm"cracy"-,ravrlled from Boston to New
York, e" daYfn2o. great par, journey in the
"'sro ea"-i"S s~supps - - aspsri-
o''y 70 vulgar prrjudices.
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ATXfssoF.

There 10 a runner tina. Mr. I.anghorre will eoulss,
the elrctiun-b,t il 10 not certain.
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ORDER or PROCESSION.

the hdspe"d,ns Ordt, Of Odd ttilo,r., al their mr.
.fnn.rer'ry Celebration.
III" Brethren will assemble ., their Hall at Q a.
clock + NJ. an the 18th inst. and the poc~sson will
ormrd al "'chck. strictly adhrrng IN ,I. following a,
der, And under the direction Of the Marshal in Che
Jacob II hinson, assisted Nv {. W Christian. it
Hunt. r. II F"Iks.. Joseph Mlrsh Wm f. L.e at
Jrhn W. Dudley.
"Pyihagpras Lodge M %. with drawn sword
v o. carrying B'"le. supporter .o V, 4 On each .c
with blur rod
Transient Brethren. TIVE ahre,s,
''fo Of the Is, deg with white aprons, tive ,b.n
" 81 Si i".
=" An green
" " sth scarlet "
J. e. with drawn sword.
Warden and Cond"clm.
Treasurer and Secretary.
:. ). with white rods.
P.G.
~ u carrying Gavll, supporter on each sid. with sea
Cha plain.
Lynchhurg Lodge No ". arranged in tn. .ame orJr,
Virginia Encampm.M NJ. I.O.OF
Orator and Chaplain.
ChletP
The procession viii proceed dow Main Stree, 10 II
81 Freshly terrain Church; arriving At the Church. Il
line will open !" the rgh, and left. and taco inwan
when the pr,crsson will enter from the rear
EXERCISES AT THE CHURCH.
Anthem by the Chnir.
Prayer. by Rv. W. S. Reid
o.. nv the Choir.
Address, by ,tAl. $. REID, Jr ESQ
Prayer. by Rev. NJ. J. 1nghurne.
Ode by ii. Chnir.
Beuedction, by Rv C. Finney.
Tho PROCESSION will then iorm and proceed up NJ,
Street IL the Lodge.
The public are respectfully invited to attend At II
Church. Cant. Sam'l. McCorkIe aud Mr. Francis
Miller arc respectfully requested to attend a, II
Church for the purpose of seating these ladies and &c,
llern-n who may wish To be- presrn, during the TX
cisss, rs,rving in tho centre of p%ws 4 sufE ~
number # SEATS for iha members Of the Order b.,
riN not be admitted until the members Of the Order
kraied.
All Bru'hers in good standing. arc respectfully inv
led L, joln With on that 0rcasion.
WA. TALBOT, }
TT. HARDY. COMMITTEE.
yy.D.EvANS.
-, !! =, .,
= o6y I~s rrs' n.ndiix ~
e,sS = a y. s ss!suvs fSgas
jse. YOUNG.
TT. HARDY. Committee.
WI swiNslkaE. } .as.es..g,
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'"ginia Representation" in the merit Cong7t".
The f'"wia. classification is made ~ the last Nor
MI
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Negroes At .luctlony
49, 2sR
9% - ~

ny & M a n l. x \ o. aps
IN Thursday the 18th inst, | will sell in front VI
~ the arkrt houa-,
FOUR LIKELY YOUNG .v..O?OES.
consisting III one Woman about II Years I'D. .nr Boy
and tmo Grls all very lk-l,, and aid i M fsult
Tetns liberal aud made known On III. aay # sale
1. =.
Saddle 1lOrscs.
Will he added 10 the above sale two very fnn Saial.
llurss. CllAs. PHELPS, Auc,'r
Ma, Is q
POS|PONtNENf.
The sh,yc SSlr ol N,gr.es sp up,n,d ua,il Friday.
the 26ih instant. I'll. KLES PHELPS.
Nav At
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~ CIV. Cleveland, tho Lac .f.c, Governor Of Con
n-ctcut. IN his late Message sdvo,ates the Wing doc
'rine On the Tariff ques,un---s Revenue Tariff with
discriminating duties.
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lANO r u % r. e >.
y the best evidence the subscriber cen possibly give
"A fins own opinion. 10 the supeso,iy ( The
Plano fett~s which he oilers E1 sale And IL order that
oi'"f' may have oppTuni'y II trstiny the matter.
np M p'se, 10 place ihrH vpoW trnl Ia the per'ors Il
such lstsns nay liz desfaus VI supplying themselves
With Articles e the kind.
The ppsrneue', Of Psitise purchase ofsr, iasirn
ment whatever it frw months, " give the different
makers iai; usi. would =; leas, do tie pur:lsxs no
hatn.
line ,ddreasd 10 tho sghactier, ., Petersburg, Va,
would snswef just ssg"J . paty,se every way ssa
esposi interview sp~ he lskss npoa himself III. rsk
ii seerlrg and guarantees to pleas IN eycty csyrf.
A large assortment ,wsys "a hand. Upwards Il
hf"r hundred have b-n slJ bs him. wi,saa, gel
llag bad Ona l. +. NASH. Ps.er,t.es. la.
ApdlG if
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o. Tho X. Enquirer. arc glad to sse unite. with
The Wing Part, IN condtmnng the appointment ii c.
eb Gushing Minister China a. fragrant violation
of law. Dir. Tyler will all the Iocooco pres
sss cutting l"se from him as from doomed lie
has done their bdding-and they have no farther use
for him. The treason sweet to their is..--but
they loahe the traitor esst han those HON he b.
,rayed.
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O., The Enquirer aud other Locof,sc parer, Rave
lately Puhs Nj Clay's speech in 1911, agsns, ,lr
re charter Of the L. S Bank with deserved ,nconunn
on its great ahlliy " Ill they nom jus, r the sake Of
giving both SIDES Of hr question: publish MIR. Calhoun's
speeches in 1915 aud 1916 in favor 9th, Bank togrlh
~r with his pow u argument n Is34 in favor Of an
lonyaon Of 1t. charter IL yeas' Aud, isn't asking
too much at their hands. invite them to publish Nt
Calhouus speech in favor The bill setting aside the
Bank b"nus TO purpose Of internal improrenrnt by the
general government. which Mr.. Msdis.n vetoed and
his Rspm,, while Secretary ri War, recommending 4
grsa, National Road from Buffalo. in New York. t..
New Orleans. al AL estimated cost of one hundred mil
lions If dolars We think their readers ough, To know
something of Mr. C,lhonn's opinions these subjects,
when he WAS bidding fo The vote of fennsy lvania and
perhaps his speech in favor If the Protective Policy in
1916 might no, be altogether unf, companion pecc
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y sie IT Ivul, <lares. sc.

DCRSUANr 10 thu provisions ot = decd If irusi cx
4 ~rucd To US. by William At INSTEAD, f1 certain
purposes therein nrn,,n.d aud daily aled IN the
Cl~t, ONO If the county = ,uri Of Amherst we sLsi
IN saturday the I'd dsy 81 Jup- n-s,, sell auron To
the hiphcs, bidder ih" LAND. >I.ANES and other
Property. IN said deed neatnrd Thus and - SAID To
contain much fine T"bsrcn Land The sale II thu
Slaves. &c, will iake place Al The frsrnc- Of the mid
Atnisicad and the land. thu prei.es and the teens
viii be- made the dsy ,f sale
WiiiS : Trustees.
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eas's large majority:
BOrErOURT CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Ta'f,ll vim. state n,,t Of the Ills in the several
CO 10. il believed " he ItaflY correct:
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CoR rhG vtR0lHiAN.
BEAUTY.

"What is beauty Not tho show
OF -hrpsly limbs and ,eatures. No;
these ara but 1onrs,
Tk~, have their a,sd honrs,
To brsa,h their motn~ntary sWsst.--ths0 20
'fis the stainless soul " thin.
1h., uut,hinss the fAirsst skin
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MAY | |
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
W.Nees'tOsUse academy.

VH0HE summer session of this institution
L. will commence on the first Monday in
May. The branches usually taught in our
Academies, preparing youth for society. blu.
siness or college, will receive careful atten.
ton, and no labor will be spared TO render it
worthy of public patronage. The delightful
situation, healthful moral sentiment, and UNI
usual freedom from those temptations which
in many places beset the path of the young,
are wei! known, and will not be overlooked.
Tuition for English branches, from 80 to S5.
Languages, $4to 90.
Application may be made to the principal,
]. B. Marshall, or to the Rev. P. r. Hurd.
WatePloWn, April l64S. St45
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
n OTICE.

THE subscriber, having received war.
IL rants TO collect Town tax of nine cts.
on the dollar on the list of ls42, hereby gives
notice 10 the residents and non. residents of
the town of Cornwall, who are liable to pay
taxes in said Cornwall, that he will meet
purpose Of receiving their taxes.
AT the Store of John w. Beers, in North
Cornwall on Monday the Oath day Of April
l643, from 8 O'Clock A. M, until o'clock p
M. And from 2 o'clock p. NJ, until S o..
clock P. NJ. at the Store of Frederick Kel.
logg in South Cornwall. And on Tuesday
the 25th day Of April ls48 at Pratt's Hotel
in West Cornwall from so'clock A. M. until
1o'clock p. N. And from 2 o'clock p. M.
until 5o'clock p. NJ, at H. Gregory's Hotel,
Cornwall Bridge. All those neglecting this
opportunity Of paying their taxes wilfnny
legal fees. 45* S3w
DWIGHT w. PIERCE, Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
Ky ms ExcELIEScY,
CHAUNCEY F. CLEVELAND,
GOtsrner 81 tie State Of Connecticut.
A pRO@t, AMATION

when we contemplate the infinite goodness Of our
Heavenly Father, and the perfection OF His holy law
we ere sdmOnisbed OF Our deep inerstude in Fesis.
ting His righteous commands. In view OF our sinful.
ness ia the sight Of God a. indvid uals and com.
uni1y, we are called upon to humble ourselves be.
0Ge his htOne, and with sincere repentance and faith
in HIS SON, through the aid Of His Divine Spirit, to
ting u.s. TO form resolutions Of obedience fOt the future
That the people Of this state may ultedly engage
in this important duty, have In compliance with an
uninterrupted usage, originating in the gety o. our
next. as day of Humiliation. Fasting and Prayer;
and recommend that oil the people spend that day
in sucn public and private religious exercises as be-
come the members OF a christian community; AND
especially do recommend to them. TO assemble with
their religious teachers in their Usual places ct wor
ship, and before Almighty God, 10 examine their own
hearts and lives to repent Of their sins. and humby
confess them, and seek His forgiveness and favor.
AT the samc time, to invoke the Divine blessing to
rest upon our state and na.on,--.hat He viii conn'
ne to favor US with healthfu seasone-,T preserve US
in the quiet possession and enjoyment ct civil and re-
lgous liberty and TO sustain Us IN tranquility within
our own borders, and in peace with all manklnd:
That he will cause all the lawful enterprises OF our
citizens to prosper-bountifOly reward the !abors OF
the husbandman- sustain the mechanical and manu-.
featuring industry Of our peoPle,- smile upon our
reward That he will give wisdom TO the President
of the United States and all others entrusted with the
administration Of public affairs enabling them faith
fully to discharge their Othlcl0i uNles nat ne VIII
bless the officers and members Of our colleges aead'
emies, and especially our common schools He
will guide and direct judges, legislatures. and ex'
ecMtive officers in all their acts and deliberations -
give efficiency to the administration Of equal laws-
and preserve our civil religious, and literary nstit,
tons.
And would urge upon the good people Of the state,
humbly and ferveny 10 pray. that God in his mercy
will give to spirit Of charity and kindness 20 our
fellow men, and cause Us to feel that oh ehiE
dren ofa common Father, and bound together BY he
us to obey the Divine precep,s of loving our Dehbor
as ourselves and this end that He will save Us from
SANDER, revenge, malice and se6shness Tint all
higotry hypocrisy, sectarian bitterness. and sha sp
r of retaalion which ,hVsts fos blood. msy Be done
away. and the mild pvecep,s q the Prince Of Peace
universally prevail.
Given under my hand and The seal q the State,
ut Norwich, this eleventh day Of March, in the
year of on. Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
iorty.three. and of the Independence Of the Uni.
ted Suites the sixty.seventh
C. F. CLEVELAND.
By his Excellency, the Governor,
NOAH A. PHELPS, Secretary Of State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
District of LitchfeH, SIS.

Probate Court, March 90, l643.
TSTATE Of Horatio Page late of Li.ch-
- field 10 said District, deceased. The
represents the estate insolvent
and prays the appointment of Commission.
ers thereon.
Ordered--That commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of Creditors of said
Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in
Etchtield on the 7.h dry Of April A. D. le43.
at 10 O'Clock, forenoon; Of which oil persons
in interest will take notice, and appear, If
they see cause, and be heard thereon.
Certified from Record by s.
4S ELISHA q. ABERNETRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
NOTICE.

rs hereby given to the residents and nom
Il residents Of the town of Goshen that will
be at the store of A. Miles q Co. In Canada
village ON Monday the 18th Of April from 0
O'Clock A. NJ. till 10, and from I o'clock P.
M. till 4P. M. at the store Of H. N. Lyman;
and on Tuesday the 18th ut the store OF
North & Richards 10 North Goshen from ii
o'clock A. M. till 3 r. NJ. to receive their
town and highway tar on the Assessment
list Of ls42. All who neglect 10 pay on said
days must expect to paw lawful fees.
JOSEPH WOOSTER, Collector.
Goshen, March 9Th, 1913. 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

UsNTactW IdIcnVet0s -.
Probate Court. April 4, ls43.
II STATE Of AMAsA SAWYER. late OF
II Cornwall, in said district deceased.---
The Court Of Probate for the district Of
Litchfield hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the credi-
tors of said estate, represented iLsolvcnt, in
which 10 exhibit their claims thereto and
has appointed Wilton Hinenian and David
Mallory, Esg'rA, Of said Cornwall commits
sioners to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by Il. NJ. WoopRurt, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Inn of Jedediah Calhoun, Tn said
Cornwall, on the ID Monday Of June and the
LIST Tuesday of October. le4S, at o'clock
in the afternoon. on each of said days. for
the purpose Of attending ON the business Of
said appointment
r %Sa,1 s. n,ss1.'' ,com'mrs.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment tn
As NYRoN HARRISON, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
EfschaeK.f Ee,,rmte ,acn1ke,a,y.

WlLL be opened for the reception Of pu-
w pills on the Sd Of May ensuing, by Miss
S. C. HAYDEN, whose experience and well es-
tablished character as teacher win ensure
able and satisfactory instruction in the va
Eious branches of science which have here
tOfore been taught in that institHtion.,
Charges for tuition froNN $S to- $6 per o..
according to the branches pursued.
BY order Of the Board q Trustees,
WIZ. BUELy Pres't.
Litchfield, April 3, l64S. 45'
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
District of Walerosp,t

PFosuee Court, March 30, 1873.
TTPON the petition of David r.. Merriam
u Of WaterNIwn in sd district, showing to-
lis court that he is the guardian Of Sarah Z.
Merriam and MAry D. Merriam minors OF
saia district, that said minors own certain re.
al estate in comnnN an1 undivided, viz: a
certain dwelling house nn6 the land on
which il stands. situated about enc Esile and
halt east of the meeting house in sd TOWN.,
bounded ON all sides by the land of the peti-
toner, and subject to dover, and that the Nr-
tcreSt OF suid minors in said estate is of abpNf
the value uf two hundred .lollars-that said
estate is unproductive and that It would be
for the interest and benefit of sd minors that
the same should be sold and invested accor-
ding to law-and praying for liberty to sell
the same rs per petition on file.
II IS ordered BY this Court, that said petition
be heard at the probate office in said Water
town, on the 18th day of June next, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon. and that said guar
dian give notice Of said application by eau.
sing the same to be published in newspa-
per printed in Litchiteld, in Litchfield coun-
", three weeks successfully, al least six
weeks before sd hearing.
A true copy Of record.
Sts45 Attest, HoLERooK CUR7lss, Judge.
Ata Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth, 10Th.
in and for the district of Plymouth, on the SOth
day Of March, A. D. 1873.
Present, ElishG Johnson, Esq. Judge.
~ N motion of Chloe Warren and Els Pot.
Oter, administrators OH the estate of Apol.
los Warner, late Of Plymouth within said
District, deceased. this Court doth appoint
the l5eh day of April next, at o'clock Pm.
al the Probate Office in said District, for the
hearing, allowance, and settlement Of the
Administration Account on said estaIe-and
doth direct said Administrators to give pub.
lie notice to all persons interested 10 said es.
tate, TO appear Gf they see cause) before said
Court, at said tine and place. to be heard
therein, by posting said order of notice on
public sign. post in said town of Plymouth
nearest the place where the deceased las
dwelt. and by advertising the same in a news
paper printed in Litchfeld. Certified from
Record. ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

!. LiscAfeld. March 81, ls4S.
Dear Sir-I had tha honor TO receive from you, as
secretary Of the Etchield POlemic Society, letter
Of the 10th u, informing that you was instructed
% present the unanimous thanks Of the Society tor
my address concerning the Astronomical Discoveries
Of the Ancients, delivered 1t their meeting on the 18th
ult., at the Academy. go
Permit me to say in RETURN that am not insensble
to this unanimous expression u thanks on the part OF
interesting and instructive address; nor sr 20 tie
very afectionate and friendly manner IN which you
have expressed theirs, that Of your Owns and OF all
who made known to you their opinion. II have
blended instruction with profit, labor ipss vOlupas-
From earliest youth have ever been the young man 3
advocate and friend, of his mental culture and i'm.
prOvemenf. An influence on the other side would
nave been highly criminal, and Tor which could
have given good account az the bar Of the supreme
10 improve and elevate the human mind. IN the pro-
gresa and success of every literary institution.
"Od men for counsel" 10 the advice Of the w'ses'
mortal and that "daya should speak, END multitude
III yeass teach esisdoM," especially 10 inexperienced
yolih. Proceed then, Young gentlemen OF the 70
sinfc Society, in this effort at mental culture. May
nothing that 10 useful and ornamental escape youI
notice. Let consecra.ed talent TO all chat 10 good be
YOURS in your day and generation and wherever !n
Of YOU with perfect truth. Ibis mental powers were
cond and were faithfully improved he was in the
nobest sense 10 his country, ia" duce decius aique
tutamen. lie was an ornament TO the " church oil
the living God, the pillar and ground OF the truth. ~
With him his county was h0nored-wiih him lite.
nature was adorned - and with him society was
grared." And his memory 10 as the fragrance OF q
field which tho Lord our God hath besoed
Very affectionaiely yonrs.
Isaac JONES.