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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Commissioners on the
 1 Estate of ANNA KING, late of Sharon in the District of Sharon, deceased, give notice that six months from the 24th day of April le4S, are allowed to the creditors to present their claims against said estate, and that wo will meet to receive claims at the office of Chs. F. Sedgwick in Sharon on the first Monday in June, and the first Monday of September next at o'clock, P. M.
 CHS..F. SEDGWICK ! Commis. 40 JOHN WILLIAMS. { sioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

The Abolition Central Committee at Utica give notice that the U. s. IAnti-Slavery Convention appointed for the 24th and 18th of next month at Buffalo, postponed to the first Wednesday in Sep- tember next The thick ice which covers Lake Erie and which will not probably be removed till the middle of June next is the reason assigned for the change of time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
RAN AWAY

EVROM the Subscriber on Monday the first day of N May, LYMAN DOW, an inden,ured mua ito boy sixteen years old. about five feet six inches high with full face. Said boy wore away Q suit of grey mixed Satnet Clothes. cowhide boots, black cloth cap. Whoever will return said boy shall be reason. ably rewarded. All persons forbid harboring or employing said boy on penalty of the law.
 STERLING WOOSTER: Goshen, May 9th lS43 70"
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
" E W $ T ORE. LY.MAHJ. SMITH,

LEAVING taken his old store house, west HI of the Court House, has received an assortment of
 Dry Goods & Groceries, which he is disposed to sell at a small ad- vance from cost, for cash or produce. His friends, and the public in general. are res- pectfully invited to call and examine for 
 Litchfield, May &. lS4S. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
District of Litch field, S.

OtSU tCt y It1CE7tetu, ss.
 Probate Court, May 5, 1s43. ESTATE of Domis Kellogg. late of Cornwall in EA said District, deceased.
 Ordered-1bat the AdminsiEatog exhibit his Ad. the Probate Office in Litch6eid on the 20th day of May ls43 at 10 o'clock, foLenoon and that all per sons interested in said Estate may be not fed thereof the Administrator will cause this Order te be publish ed in a newspaper printed in Litcbfeld County and post copy thereof the sign pos. in said Cornwall nearest to the place where said deceased last dwelt at least teDdays before said 20h day of May, lS4S.
 Certified by - 50 3w ELISHA s ABERNETHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

NTOTICE-The mex: meeting of the Litchfeld IN County Temperance Society will be holden at Milton, on the 4th Tuesday (2Sd) of May, at 10 O clock A. M. Delegates are requested to attend.
 P. & REEnE Sec,v.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
htshfeld 0osssssy $.

LsteAfeld 0osIssty S.
 County Court, April Form, l04S. TTPON the petition of Alanson Abbe of U Boston. in the Commonwealth of Mas. sachusetts, against Frederick B. Wadhams. praying for the foreclosure of certain real es- tate lying in the northeast part of the town of Torrington, in said county, and containing about seventeen acres.
 It is ordered. that notice of the pendency sss e0" oedsr oe ve9 e noce s Ss % field Enquirer three weeks successvely, the last of said publications to be at least six weeks before the October session of this court. GEO. c. WOODRUFF,
 3ts5O Assistant Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
District of Liichfeld, s.

FTObGR Court, ApTL l7, 1S43. UPSTATE of JAMES OBRIEN, late of Go< L shen in said district, deceased. The Court ot Probate for the district of Litchfield hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said es.. tate. represented insolvent, in which to ex. hibit their claims thereto; and has appoin nts. ed Samuel P. Bolles, of Litchfeld, in said district, and Moses Cook, of said town of Go. sheD, commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 K. M. WOODRUFF, Clerk. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house lately occupied by said deceased tn said Goshen on the l7th day of June andthe 9th day of October A. D. l943. at ? o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose Of attending on the business of said appointment.
 s1s1; Mo.t. z; Coco. Ssl1t'' Commissioners, All persons indebted 10 said estate, are re quested to make immediate payment to
 MARY O'BEIEN. AdministratFix.
 Disiriei ef LiickfeA, $. "
 Probate CoAri, April %, l64S. UPSTATE of EZRA TAYLOR. late of Corp. LA wall in said district, deceased.
 The Cour. of Probate for the District of Litchfield. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the efedH- OTIS Of said estate, represented jNsolvent, ia which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed MYRGN HARRISON and IsAAc MARSH. Commissioners to receive and exa. mine said claims. Certifi d by
 B. M. WOOpRgFT, Clerk. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house Of Rufus Paine in said Cornwall, on the sah day Of Jppa and the 18th day Of October, iS42. At ! Qa- for the purpose of attending on the basipesa of said appointment.
 MvRON HARRISON. leommr,.
 ISAAC MARSH o"'e'A"l E. All persons indebted to said Estate are re. quested to make immediate payment to
 LYMAN ,. TAYLoR, 2 AA-, A0 yyLIys pEARpsEEE Au
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

The Senate have commenced the work of reform by appointing another person than the Sheriff as their First Messenger, because he happened to be Whig. This,s small business, but we suppose nothing can he too small for Locotocosm. In 1885, when the Loco Focos were in power, they adopted the same course in relation to Sheriff Mather. and for the reason bu, the second day of the session, after MT. Edwards had been chosen Governor, they found themselves in quandary. for there was nobody to escort His Excellency, they reconsdered, noroni zed one of the Messengers and gave the Sheriff his proper place.
 We trust the Whig Senate which we are to have next year, will not attempt to retaliate by deprvng MT. Wilcox, the Loco Foco Sheriff of New Haven county, ofthe appointment.-C
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

MOTION SHEETING5- Springfield, Coventry V Waverly, Lonsdale, Lawrence Mill, Washing. ton and other styles o bleachd and brown ShFtings and Sheetings at halt cent advance from cost for cash, at the VARIETY S10RE
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
LOOK AT THIN9

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber "A are requested to make immediate pay ment. OSANDER BISHOP.
 Bantam Falls, April l643. 3w49*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
FIRE IN WILMINGTON. NC.

slip from the office of the Wilmington, N. c. Chronicle gives the particulars of disastrous fire which occurred in that city on Sunday last 1t com. menced between II and l2 in the morning, during church servce and destroyed in its ravages property estimated ia value at S9OoOoO. About slOO,OOo were covered by insurance. Two hundred buildings of all kinds were destroyed including some of the best dwelling houses in the town. the custom house, from which the books and papers were saved, Methodist Church, and the depot of the Wilmington and Ral. egh railroad company with five locomotives, several cars. and several hundred yards of the road. The wind was very high at the time. Many families lost all their furniture.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

STATE OF cONNECTYCUT(
 LITcBF1EID COUNTY, ss.
 CANAAN. April l9. A. D. l643. First Ecciesiassicsi Society in Kent.
 Jethro Delano 2c. TTPON the petition of First Ecclesiastical O Society in Kent in said county brought to the Superior Court to be holden at Litch. field in and for said county. on the Sd Tues. day of August l643, praying for the fore closure of certain tract of land lying in Sharon in said county. containing about 26O acres which was mortgaged to Philo Mills, Treasurer of said society, by Stephen DeIa- no and Jethro Delano on the 18th day of Ju. ly 1929, tn which Almeri0 GTeenough, John J. Hubbard and Edward c. Southwick claim some interest as per petition dated March 18th, l643.
 1t is ordered that notice of the pendency of said petition be given by advertising this order in n newspaper printed tn Liichfield tn said county three weeks successivcly at least six weeks before the session of said Su- perior Court, and that copy of said paper, containing said order, be sent by unil to said Greenough, Hubbard and Southwick Fn. spectively, addressed to them at their seve- places of abode at least six weeks before the session of said Court.
 Asl VIM. M. BURRALI.
 Judge ef Gke County Cosrts q LitcAfelS County
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

THE Judge of the Court of Probate for l the District of Sharon. has limit. ed and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of the estate of Oli- yer Evets. late of Canaan, in said dis. trict deceased, represented insolvent. in which to exhibited their claims thereto. and has appointed Fitch Ferris and Archibald McAllister Commissioners 10 receive and ex- anime said claims. Certified by
 JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of the de- ceased. in said Canaan. on the 24th day of May and the 4th day of October. l64S, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon oO each of said days. for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 nnsa.r.s zsasn rse's;; ssA....,r.. co~m'''.
 Canaan, April 24th, l643.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re. quested to make immediate payment to 50 JAMES FENN, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

INTERESTING REnc.-Royal R. Hnman. Esq, has presented to the Historical Society of Connecticut heavy military sash, worn by Gen Richard Mont pomery, at the time he unfortunately fell. fighting for American liberty in Canada, during the war of the Revolution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, MAY II, ls43.

3rThe Governors Message Ca rather moderate affair3 and the legislative proceedings, occupy so large portion of our paper as to exclude our usual variety.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

aSShipman the abscondng Bank Messenger has been arrested in Illinois. He surrendered, without hesitation, every dollar in his possession belonging to the banks and brokers, and expressed the deepest anxiety to return immediately homewards.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

LOCOMOTIVES. OR BIRDS or PASSAGE.
 The assembling of the Legislature has brought among us n long crowd of cid and familiar faces This is precisely what we expected. There is a class of men in the State (hey legion who make their annual pilgrimage to the seat of the Legs Iature, promptly as the Mussmman goes to visit the tomb of his holy prophet They are men of particular stamp, and as usual, have come to town this year also, Co guide and direct the movements of those who are chosen by the people. They are self elected-spon- ,aneous, natural legislators and come here through instinct You can no more keep them away from the regular sessions. than you could keep wild geese at the North through the depths of Lapland winter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

orThe supposed murderers of the family in New Jersey have been arrested. Two Charles Coleman and Jacob Aubles) are in jail, and the officers in pursuit of another.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

variety.
 0ET The Union RiAemen, on Tuesday, made choice of G. A. Davis, Esq, as Captain, in place of Capt Francis Bacon, resigned. Mr. George Beers was elected Lieutenant, and MT. E. c. Buell. Ensign.
 This inimitable company made fine display on Tuesday in marching and manual exercise equal ing the cadets of West Point. In addition to the mu sic at ordinary parades, they were favored with one of the best bands in the state from Waterbury.
 May the Union RiAemen continue to maintain the high character which they enjoy, and for which they mainly indebted to the military talents and spirit of their late accomplished commander
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

Wolcotfuiue Owtdone-Mr. James Wallace of Bradleyve has left at this office the shelf of hens egg which measures eight and three fourths by six and seven eighths inches in circumference, and three and an eighth by two and eight inches in diame- ter. MT. w. has had several eggs of similar size from the hen which laid this. This one contained three yolks. When Wolcottville can foot up equal to ths, Bradieyvlie will try again.
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Foreign ImportatIons.

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PaaS EFT &c, Rus
smith Ass.I SgssnI White shslisd%I$ f.l%s1;@
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Fisher Hall BIothen1s John 9 hon eos Nsvins
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bingham &eoTiSS A BIaS;saw-sdo GsIda bales 9 i
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shop Fen %t De la Fsres,a Cafe Meoe
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Ensler Eolsy-i g H schnsider-l Dale Maxwe-l Jas
Owen Tany Young Elli'-oo baskets wine Maitland
Cncs.IAPTEskip Chandler Pee,sl bdls hemp 400 gss
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bags G @S1e waba's DsnDea bs % s'ns
pa wilson, Lille Leveng-55 cases Is bxs I'll bags
BnnMxN-Barque Hudson. by Z + Poppe-3 GTe;hem 4
sehneber,9 w Rowne-il BALM & sander.8 Culles 4
NoItenus & pavenss"a@Ic Per.ss Brooks Ernen,
pusthi Helesrch-l KoopS 600 bus Is harley WE
singer Henlocher-2i Bulen sander-2 w Keimer-2i
VERA CSvT Anahuaci bales cochnea 80 bale.
mdz Knard co-6 bxs c,chineal Hsrgous-I hx del
+ box %Gz S5I Ds. go vG pq Fax
frao--ss2o Pous cos 1900 How
qa Coo SsS h sissh bag. coco. 100
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dc i %m5s 30 Hs%ssv b'''' d0''
ABo-Schr Foam36 sticks iusc s9l do cedar logs 80
boxes cider Fusom-' do paints Ba-lOo do candles
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CO wISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
This truly great remedy for asthma, coughs, consump
tion liver complaint Group &C., doing more to prolong
the lives and amoorste the condition Of man than all the
political reforms Of the day. Life without health Of
little worth Nature furnishes in every country med
cnes adapted the diseases Of that country Suppose
had mol remedy for most prevalent and fatal diseases
short Of another continent would be tempted to
say Creator had not displayed his usual wisdom In
such arrangement But is SOL the wild cherry
abounds wherever coughs, asthma liver complaints and
like diseases prevail Its power them IL wonderful
Let no one despair of again enjoying health THIS Hasa
mocks at common remedies and supersedes the skill OF
the best physicians Hundreds has snatched from the
cold embraces Of consumption and DEATH Price 81 Sold
only at l25 Fulton, of Nassau Dexter, Albany
Mrs. Hayes. Brooklyn; Badger Newark
90 THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the distinguished Of M. Rccrd one Of the
best conducted establishments for vinereal patients in the
world All the new remedies for the Of these terri
BILE affections have been introduced with great success
Encouraged by the fortunate results Of NJ Records modes
Of the remedies have been prepared under
the direction ohe College of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city New York. and to be had at their principal
office. The Partisan Alternative Mixture" for the
of all forms of syphilis whether primary secondary is
sold 81 per bottle and in of hafaozen bottles
s.. Alpatents obtain the gratutous advice of the
Consulting Physician of the College.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau st., NY
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEArs-Bsque Hunress-32 hds tobacco Boornan,
Johnston co80 bales COTTON Fitch COLO ayenii-so
Robert X Wiams-5 A B Allen-H Lee Dater Miei-3o
Brown Brothers COS hhds L Mltsndnl3 do ,ob1cso
Aymar co350 bbs molasses De Peysier Whiimnshi bx
mdse Adrch coi22 hhds sugar Rowland Asp'nwali-sb
bbls meiasses = Draper. .
MoBLE-Bar1ue Eiza-83 bales Masters, Markoe
colon Lee-sO II warina-i32 Persse Brooks-,7 do
Pierct-25 ,uoll-l5 Hicks cc--5o w Bamell-l2D
Cushmar-I Spear & Patten--la Surg " Chairman -
ST. kARKs-Brig Tmoleon-i9, bales cotton boxes 10,
brook, Nelson cole bales cotton Centre co-6 do Boil
Ton, Fox Livingsop67 do Aymar co.'s do III Waring
son--22 do B~gan X Maitland.
pARIrr-Brg Almeda-2i2 bales Rufus Graves--5O bales
lbae Capt Lewis. r~
CHARLEsroNB Gcorge-35 bales TIC h ties rice
victor Duchwiz--68 bales cotton 81 Smith. Mills
Sco tcs kice, Aymar &co-2 bxs Il H-2 pkgs Herth.
enrath Van Damme-l0 pkps TO order
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Passengers Arrived.

LorpoN-Packet ship Wengton-Cart T w Collector, sd
Regt WEIGH Fusilees Lewis Pals Germany-and IT in the
steerage.
LvERPoeL-Packet ship Columbus-Mr and Mrs Downing
and children Mess Hunter Albert and Chrsophers-l32
in the steerage.
HAvRE-Packet ship Iowa-Rev Andreas Tusch, Of Wur-
temberg, and in steerage
VERA CRuz-Barque Anahuac-M Dareaux and G P Cur.
son.
PoRT Ay PRIvcE-Brig Fairfeld-Dr John Daily VIM Moi
fatt, John Cistaign, John Darouse, Peter Ponlage.
New ORLEANs-Barque Huntress-Capt Williams
CHARLEsToN-Brig George-Mrs M Marsh and Hoh.
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-09
GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING
STrpER III TIOTTS HAIR

THE nn,ye5s' popularity gs; celebrated .S Chemical
stubborn beard Of mn, need, not co1cmept It's
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EAU DE BEAUTE.
ness Sores and all erutions, and elicit ps healthy
'SsSs "S'3 liquid Ropsa superb article and
Ac Sas Blame PEI
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES dunno WATERLAND PRINCIPAL.

OUNNE WAIEhLAND,
THIS Academy established age, under the
uonase OF former Intenden General OF the Island, and
other Of the nobility merchants OF
m city II arcdacted on the plan Of the German gvmna-
sia and the metooc taition the inenogatve" All the
scholars understand English language and Of them
speak u habtually and nuenty
The Principal the experiences of schools France Ger
many England, and the United States. His chief aim Is to
give the youth entrusted his practical knowledge Of
those branches ola polite education which required IN all
acdrxe careers, and are applicable to any. , "
The course Of study, the sfoe, comprehends the English,
Nan Philosophy the practical part Of Mathematics, and
Drawings OF varions kinds
Professors Of divers nations reside the
and all the classes receive in rotation instruction
rom the director
Such signal attended this plan Of tuition that
two foreign languages, in perfectly Ineligible manner, and
th0se oil nper years, correctly and easily. . .
Inc acquisition OF the Spanish, but also OF other
languages thus placed within the reach of the youth OF the
nnled states without its being necessary for them 70 re-
youths from the United States facilitate the requirement
OF Inc English accent for his Spanish pupils which service
would be douby repaid them by by the and introduce
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The young c
zes OF the United States have nothing to fear from the CHI
mate the house being spacious and airy situated in healthnl
spot at short distance from the city and containing wtinits
limits ne bath and complete gymnasium for the
oil the pupils health Two Youths lately arrived from 0erma
ny have passed the in the school perfect health As
the principal Is married and his wife and sister have
charge OF the department. children received at
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undistubed.
The terms are $500 annum payable three months in adj
vance There are no extras except clothes and books
ReferenceS-MESSRs. CHAS. DRAKE 4 BROTHERS,.
80 ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ.,,
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Ma ppw RIcHHs S'A AtaS Sss Professor Of Muse,
or, Of The Musical Professos Association Of Pha-
Bee. N tho % Hs a'
ee an H. p sna Sa
oc,lo Lldes ard gentlemen sonddng his Instructions
@ be w ss s ns of 'os s MY
The edneHt' but also the most eql, COMPOSITIONS of The
He end IT. m" Gsa and ~, s or
flute pert rm. n the modern Amongst the
he liberty present he hopes the
hsh .sp 9,asdsgt Of H.w York
HT SS # S!s EEK s MY, Music
E D?sf s ep music e .,s Of H. James:
will be atend'dto jy9 tee
I TEN DOLLARS REWARD;
LOST at the 81 Georges Bal at w,sS on THURSDAY even
" s { seward Of ten dollars viii be- pad to the FINGER on
' ss sste i to the owner at No 10 East B'''d~'y
II TO TAVERN KEEPERs AND o THEIRS.
known the Bss. House .V corner Of Grand and
Crosby streets Apply on the premises. jy96t.r
"A teal Book Keeper in this city proposes to wts up adjust
or ba set. Of books Of account smheGs r.. the hp
featuring business, with aespatch and ygon ,s3nbe terms
jy9 iwsec No. &C Yes.vst
A MILITARY BALL.
ACRAND Military and Civic lnvitton Ball viii he given
az s myo sgR e q o Jan e
Military (eypessIy for this occasion) and pains
will be spared make thi. the splendid Military
Bulls this The will be beautifully decora
ted With flags banners 6eldpicces, &c, suitable for the ocoa
sion.
No gentleman admitted without lady, except by the
of dollar the door tthe military excepted Gene
rails Suker Ketesd Storms; Colonies Peers, Smith Rhorr
and their Stats Mor Lewis other DIS nguishtd Milf
tary Officers will honor the Bail with their presence.
The floor will he under the management ola Military Com
mittee
Dancing commence 81 O'Clock precisely. jy9 n.ec
DR. GREGORY, as pr fessor Of Medicine add Medical
~ Surge be Consulted at his peranen' residence No
II Barclay street, Broadway, with full confidence and "a
that entrusted to his shall receive
full nc st aton and such will insure
dy and permanent restoration to health and strength
DR. g. ia prepared with extensive apparatus for the cure
structure made by Mr. Tisman q this city from models and
dawings received from Philip Record and M. Aunsat, emf
nent surgeons OF Paris
90 No II Barclay st. jy9 lt-ee
DOCTOR BELL
DOCTOR BELL devotcs his personal attention (daly
tagc All ring under cases
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended pracon-
those lab ring under the destructive effects of
mack nos and all who the remains Of disease
uline in the system may consult DIR B. always with
antee Of a cure. -,
ecs of delicate diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
condd ce Postpaid letters describing the OF persons at
distance have his prompt attention. Dr. treatment never
exposes SUSPICION and well known TO be sale and perna
Private Office Courtlandt street. two doors from Broad
way. J." i"0eo