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J. l.. EDWARDS,
Commissioner Of Pensions.
DECLARATION,


In order to obtain the benefits Of the Act of Congress
of the Sd March, l643 granting pensions for one
year To certain widows who have received pen
sions under the act Of July T. 1888.
State TERRITORY District %
OF 90
On this day of personally appeared before
the Of The A. b., a resident OF in the coun-
ty Of aged years, who being first duly sworn,
according to law, doth her oath, make the fol-
lowing declaration in order 10 obtain the benefits Of
the provision made by the act Of Congress- passed
the Sd March, ls43, granting pensions to widows OF
persons who served during the Revolutionary war.
That she is the widow Of who here insert
the rank the husband held in the army, navy or mill
tia, the may be- and the regiment, corps or
vessel in which he served and the annual amount Of
the pension which he received under the act of July
Z, 1888.
She further declares that she is still widow.
Sworn TO and subscribed on the day and year
above written before
march 2l-3d&3ts
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TBrAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

Washington, March l6, lS43.
CrEALED proposals will be received at this Depart
- ment until the 18th April next for building the
hulls Of one icO three Iron Steamers TO be used
Revenue Cutters on the coast, of the following
dimensions say I" one hundred and forty Oi0) feet
on deck twenty three (2S) feet beam, and ten 1O)
feet hold. Model, drawings and moulds for building
TO be furnished by the Department. II is expected
that these boats will be built 10 reference TO Hunters
Ericssons Propellers. The iron used in construc-
tion must be American, and Of the very best quality
and is 10 be painted with two good coats Of red lead
Zone before the work put up and the other after The
whole Of said iron.work shall be weighed, after il is
wrought and fitted to its appropriate place and previous
to It's being finally put together. Payment will be
made according TO this nett weight per pound,
including coal bunkers, water tanks and gal
legs The chain plates, bobsiays and all iron
work necessary TO the hull spars, rigging sails and
guns will be included in the proposal, and the price
for such work will be separately stated, spar deck
of white pine 2 by inches to be laid secured from
underneath with the wood screw bolts, caulked and
planned. Berth deck Of ash or yellow pine p by 6
inches spiked and bottled 10 the berth deck beams,
also cauked ard planned ceiling panks of white oak
to the flooring heads inches thick, thence yellow
pine inches thick TO the lower deck clamp-all Of
which will be estimated 10y the square superficial feet
The materials and weight used in the construction
10 be approved and the work be inspected, by such
officer as the Secretary Of the Treasury may appoint
and the work 10 be done according to the direction Of
the Superintendent
The vessels to be completed within nr months
from the day Of delivering the mouds and plans OF
building
The workmanship to be inspected previous to de-
livery by two competent judges, TO be chosen by
each of the parties Of the contract who in the event
Of their disagreement, shall select third, who are
TO determine whether the work has been executed in
all respects according to the proposals and agree
| ment.
(Signed,) J. c. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
march l7-dlm
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-,
The following notice has been ofhciaiy oo"'"'""'
Gated 10 the Department:
- Nppc
NOTICE To MANNHEIM"
Nou.. j. bs,.hv .i,so tb.t Floating Light is
,osJ 20 ~ ~. sSbs'asl INTO Bombay HarboI
tnat NJ . mia 40 ,be s. w by s. from the Fan
s syou' 49, S,,hom, al high water and
49, ~ low snr,n0 tides with the following bear
.. mi d;s,.o,ss
"ss snu 'as' n'' M.,har Point N. s dogs. 4G min
l. 49,, on nauto miles
The Tight House on Colaba, N. 2l degs. "a min.
T.. distant 4. 30 nauiic miles nil.
The Fair Way Buoy r. oy n ais'an, N az
The Floating Light al ihe sunkeh "'
degs Oh MN. IL. uh'ah y oo' 3D. I'm n distant
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AMOS KENDALL,
JOHN T.. KENDALL.
march Is-ly

ID ICHhRD POLLARD has resumed the practice
IL Of the law lie will attend the Courts of Al
bemarle, Buckingham, Nelson and Amherst. He
also offers his services for the adjustment of claims
upon the Government He will go to Washington
whenever business entrusted to his may require
him TO do so. Having been merchant, as well as
LAWYER he considers himself well prepared to settle
accounts seven years residence in Chill, as Uni
ted States Charge d'Afaires, has given him know.
ledge Of the Spanish character and Spanish language
which will be useful in the furtherance and settle
ment OF business in connexion with these subjects
His Post Office is Warren, Albemarle county, Viz
Vinta mar t5-wlW
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GADSBY5S HOTEL.


WAsmNGToN CRY, d. c., March IL, ls43,
az In consequence of the great scarcity OF money,
the charge for board at this Hotel will be dollar
and fifty cents per day The same price will be
charged for board at the Ladies Ordinary. Liquors
and wine Of all sorts reduced to oneha the former
rates.
The proprietor feels grateful for the liberal patron
age he has received, and hopes by unceasng atten-
ton and low charges to meet the appreciation Of all
who may honor him with their company.
VIM. GADSBY, Proprietor.
ltata
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AN ACT granting pension 10 certain widows OF
Revolutionary soldiers.

Il AN Ati StADtHs pSiiaAcA W CERTAIN l"Ao~"9 W
Revolutionary soldiers.
BE enacted By the Semas aud House " Rspreseala-
ipss u The United Stats ef .fasrcs IA Congress
btd That the widow OF any person who served Ia the
War Of the Revelation Ia the manner set forth ia the
act approved the seventh day OF June eighteen hun
dred and thirly-two entitled s'an act supplementary
TO the act for the relief Of cert un surviving OH ers
and soldiers Of the Revolution and whose " dow
IN virtue OF act approved the seventh day OF July
eighteen hundred and thirty eight entitled an act
granting halt pay and pensions TO certain widows,
and an act approved the twenty third day of August
eighteen hundred and ioriy-two, amendsory thereof,
and resolution approved the sixteenth day of Au-
gust, eighteen hundred and iory-two, entitled "a
ouon decorative of the Pension act OF July seventh
eighteen hundred and ihirty-eight" received, or is
entitled To annuity pension for the term Of five
and thirty7x, shall be entitled TO receive the same
TO receive under said acts said resolution either
Of them, for aud during the further of year
from the fourth day Of March, eighteen hundred and
forty during such portion Of said term as
said widow shall survive, subject in all respects,
however, TO the rules, limitations, and conditions in
and by said acts and resolution made aud approved
SEC 2. find be IL further enacted, That the sum of
three hundred and eighty thousand dollars be- and the
same is fereby appropriated. out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, To pay the an
nuities on pensions IN and by this act granted.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WILLIE Z. MANGUM,
President Of the Senate pro ien,pore
Approved Sd March, lS43.
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For RENT OR SALE.

a ND possession given on the first Of April next,
"A the dwelling house and premises on the corner
of 18th street and New York avenue, at present in
the occupancy of Captain Page, Of the Navy. This
is of the most healthy and agreeable places of re-
sdence in Washington, with stable and carriage
house wood-bouse milk-nouse, SC, an additional LOT
of ground for garden, some choice bearing fruit
trees and excellent water near by.
The House will be put in good repair, and war
ranted not to smoke. Apply TO
JAMES HARMED,
march 2l-3t Thirteenth street.
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ok and Newspaper foun,s as follows

For approved paper at six month, or at per cent.
less for cash Wood Type, Printing Ink, Presses,
Cases Galleys, Brass Rule, Composing Sticks, Cha
ses and other Printing Materials, furnished with
promptitude and at the lowest prices.
Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertise
ment with this note three times before the Ist Of
June, ls4} and send Of the papers 10 the Fouu-
dry will be entitled to payment Of their bills on buy
ing four times the amount of ii.
March 25-d3iAsw3t
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VALUABLE AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE

THE subscribers are authorized to sell that vaua-
l. BILE three story Brick House, adjoining to, and
West Of, the European Hotel, date Fuller's) with
commodous store, or room for two offices, on the
ground floor, good cellar, &c. A better opportunity
for safe and profitable investment IN city property
seldom presents itself Apply 10
JOHNSON & CAILAN.
march Or
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FOR RENT,

A ND possession given Immediately, two story
n brick dwelling house on I4th street immediate
ly north Of the Foundry Church Its contiguiiy to
the public departments renders IT very desirable re-
sidence for any person employed in the public offices
JOHNSON T. CALLAN.
March 2t-3t
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ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER.
lust published and for sale at Stationers' Hall the
> official Army and Navy Register for lS43 by or
der Of the Secretaries Of the Army and Navy com
pliance with resolution of the Senate and House of
Representatives.
March 22-u
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PRINTING TYPES,

Ornaments, Borders, Rules, sc. Of the best metal,
cast in original matrices, and very accurately finish
ed-all OF which they have determined TO 'eil at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
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JOHN TYLER.
Passion OFFicE.

Pension OFFICE,
March 8, lSi3.
In order TO carry into effect the foregoing Act the
applicant tho may claim pension must make de-
claration under oath before magistrate in the
county where she resides, which declaration must be
duly authenticated The official character and sig
nature of the magistrate must be certified by the pro-
per officer under his seal Of Office, and the magistrate
must certify that the decarant is personally known
TO him.
J. L. EDWARDS,
Commissioner Of Pensions.
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Leave Hermitage every Tuesday at 8 a M; arrive
| al AIineial Spring, same day by 6 nm
Lave m'nefsi Springs every Wednesday al 3 a ~
arrive rive at Hermitage same day by 6pm.
1913 From ifwInyie, by John fIend.,s,ns. and
Mrs Panshs, to Troupsille, IS miles and back once
a week 49,
! Lave irwinvilIe every Wednesday at m s,nye
al lloupyille next day bs pm.
Leave IrouPsilie every Monday at q N; aInye at
f"Inslle next day by pm.
5S5i ffo'n Jacksonville by Irwinyile, 10 Albany
30 miles and back once a week
Leas" Iaeksonville every Tuesday al m; arrive
at Albany oeEt Thursday by I2 IN.
1--we Albany every Thursday at p m; arrive al
'aeksonyllle next Saturday by IN
3J5o From Jacksonville, Ala by Jefferson Sum
ihefwiie, ia, Chesnut Flat, Woods Station, CIoss
Roads and Grape Spung, TIE, to Cleveland $50 miles
and back once a week
Leave Jacksonville every Monday al q a IN. nrriya
al Cleveland next Thursday by q pm.
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Jacksonville next Thursday by q pm.
1896 From Lanier, by Tazewell, 10 LumI kun, 10
miles and back once week.
Leave Lanier every "Wednesday at IN; arrive at
Lumpkin next day by q pm.
Leave Lumpkin every Thursday at d nj arrive al
Lanier next day by q p IN.
1897 From Lafay elite to Dsde b, 80 miles and back
once a week
Leave lafayette every Wednesday at 8 mi arrive
al Dade c same day by Gpm.
Leave Dade c h every Thursday at m; arrive al
Lafayette same day by p IN.
o59S From Newman, 10y Ou's Stand, TO Franklin,
~ miles and back once week
Leave Newman every Thursday al 5 a IN; arrive at
franklin same day by IL m.
Leave franklin every Thursday at p IN; arrive at
Newman same day by 3 pm.
1899 From New EchOa, (by the railroad bridge
the Osenoula river, through the valley of Armuchee)
by Lafayette, 10 Dade h, 10 miles and back, once
week
Leave New Echota every Friday al G IN; arrive at
Dadec next day by pm.
Leave Dade every Monday al IN; arrive at
New Echota next day by pm.
3OO From SanjersvlIle by John lvey's, To Buffalo,
80 miles and back once a week.
Leave Sandersville every Wednesday at a mi ar
rive at Buffalo same day by 4 pm.
Leave Buffalo every Thursday at a m; arrive at
Sandersville day by A p m.
3iOl From Spring Place, by Cross Plains, Buzz
Yards Roost, Medic :al Springs, Chestnut Flat La
iayetie, Sunlmervi.ie, Hopknsvile and Cedar Bluff,
to Jacksonville, Ala 100 miles and back, once a
week
Leave Spring Place every Monday at 6 a m; ar
live at Jacksonville next Wednesday by pm.
Leave jacksonville every Thursday At q a m;
rive al Spring Place next Saturday by Gpm.
3402 From Troupve to Suwannee Springs, Fla,
80 miles and back, a week.
Leave Troupvile every Monday al a m; arrive at
Suwannee Springs next day by IL m.
Leave Suwannee Springs every Tuesday at mi
arrive al Troupville next day by 1pm.
34O3 From Waresborough TO Mount Pleasant, 80
miles and back, once week.
Leave Marlborough every Friday al mi arrive
at Mount Pleasant day by & pm.
Leave Mount Pleasant every Saturday, at a m;
arrive at Waresboro' same day by = P m
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TYPES AT REDUCED PRICES.

~ GORGE BRUCE & CO, Type Founders at
VI No. l3 Chambers street, near the Post Office,
New York, have on hand an unusually large stock Of
IL l. Ill l..nx
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OFFICIAL.
DrrAsrArsr or srArr,

Washington, March "a, ls45.
The following notice has been officially commu"r
Gated TO the Department;
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G.. A. WICKLlFFE.
march l6-dtlmay

ID-UlIHIF
The Old School Republican, Ohio; Kentuckian,
Louisville, Ky; Yeoman, Frankfort, KY Boston
Times Philadelphia Sentinel New York Union &
Aurora Hartford Patriot e Eagle; Argus, Albany,
N. Y; HIPS New Hampshire Patriot; and Cincinna-
Ii Republican, will publish the above advertisement
and send paper containing the same to the lnsPec-
ton Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
Dr. GOOd1nam's Pills.

A IL persons who have given this medicine trial A speak of it in terms of the highest praise. As a purifier ofthe blood and Auids doubtless has rival
 Perfectly harmless in sef it merely assists nature to do nature's work. It accomplshes all it 2rofesses, ever cause arising. It is of the utmost importance that all persons who are suffering from Colds, Bilious Complaints, Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Fever al and geston, should be provided with few boxes of this Health Restoring Medicine, since it precludes the necessity and saves the expense of other medcal in- reference, and is natural and easy in it's operation, vegetable compound, yet all powerful in removing dis ease It is justly designated MAN's ALL-suFF1cIENT MEDICINE, inasmuch as it ceanselh the stomach and bowels from all foul and corrupting humors, and leave the body in the possession of soundness, renovation & heah Price g cents per box, with full directio DR. GoopMAN's Principal Office, 276 Bowery, N. Y.
 Remember The only Agent in Litch field, for the sale of this medicine is MT. A. WApswegTH. ly6
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
MORALE WgSE27EId3S

Provided in more than 4o0Oc0 cases to be the only infalhble worm destroying medicine eyer discovered,
 Symptoms Of Worms-Bad breath pain in the limbs or jont picking the nose. grinding of the teeth du- bleeding at the nose, gnawing at the stomach, fash es of heat, slight chs or shiverngs headache. drow- siness disturbed dreams, sudden starting in seep,dry hacking cough everishness, thirst fits, bad taste in the mouth pain in the stomach or bowels fatigue. racious appetite sickness of the stomach. leanness bloated stomach. gripping, shooting pains in various threat, itching of the arms towards night, tc &c.
 The multitude of cases cured by these Lozenges is truly astonishing. . .
 Dr. Hnnier, los Sixth av.. has used them for three years in his practice and cured several cases Of fits
 he never knew them to fail of destroying the worms
 Dr. Za6riskie, IS Duane st. has us'G hem in over 700 cases. some of the most alarming character. He has cured some that were supposed to be he brink of the grave from decline one poor boy was unable doctors could do nothing for hmthrse boxes of SheE man's Worm LOzsnssS entirely cured him, Mr. J.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
For Sale by A. IF. P. Camp,
 Russian Oil of Bark.

Compounded 'oith ths Ertract cf Tan,
 For Renouating old d Pressrving ne,O Leather. TNHlS highly approved article and valua.
 ble discovery is now submitted to the public on it's own merits. It stands unrival. led for its renovating and preserving quail. ties for all kinds of Leather. This article ts not only the best and cheapest, but is high. ly approved for restoring the color and strength of harouche and carriage tops, har- neases, &c., for its sofening, blacking, pol ishing. preserving and strengthening quail ties. having received testimonials from a large number of professional gentlemen who have used it; also from stable.keepers, tan. ners. boot and shoe, carriage and harness manufacturers. of it's great utility, and its wonderful effect in restoring old leather, and is more than 50 per cent. cheaper than any other article ever offered to the public. 1t leaves the surface of the leather in very smooth state, and dust cannot stick to it, nor water have any effect upon it when the leather is we'll filled, and prevents boots and shoes and leather of all kinds from harden. ing, cracking. shrinking, blisteripg, or moul- ding after being wet, or dried by heat. This article stands unrivalled for blacking and c:imping boots without the aid of water.- When used according to directions nothing can be rubbed off. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
DIR. B. BRANDRETH'S UnirersQZ PiLls,

VFVEND to cure all Disease, because they are the A natu al medicine of man, and therefore only re move the corrupt or vated humors the cause of pain and sickness, leaving the good humors to give
 LIFE AND HEALTH TO THE BODY.
 Observe that each agent has an engraved certlfi cate of agency, containing representation of Doctor Brandreths manufactory at Sing Sing, and on which will also be seen exact copies of the NEW LABELS NOW USED UPON THE BRANDRETH PILL BOXES, and which il is believed will prove the
 9r COUNTERFEITERS DEATH BLOW.
 The public will therefore please observe, that no BranA-att1 Fills can be relied upon the TRUE and GENUINE unless each box has these new labels upon it. There three and each containsa fac sl- mile signature of Dr. B. Brandreth. These labels are engraved on stee beautifully designed, and done at an expense of several thousand dollars.
 REMEMBER, the fac simile signature of Dr. B. Brandreth must be upon the top of the box, upon the side, and also the bottom of the box By careful ex- animation the name of Benjamin, Brandreth will be found in several parts of the new labels, being act transfer of the writing of Dr. Brandreth. This name will be found in the net work.
 The Pills are sold at g cents pe- boz, Ut 211
 Brodd,uay Netv- York;
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
RSsIyld! RSEz3EId3S

For coughs, colds, asthma, whooping cough, cough attending measles consumption, ,tghtnsss ofthe chest and all diseases of the lungs, truly unrvalled medicine They cured the Rev. Darius Anthony, of the Oneida Conference. of consumption. when his physicians gave him up and hs Fathers in the Gos.el survive but a few weeks. They also cured the Rev. Sebastian Streeter of Boston; the Rev: pr; East mond of N. Y. The Rev. Mir. Dunbar of the Baptist church, McDougal st., was cured of very harassihg cough in twenty four hours, were also MT. p. G Stacy. 66 Wooster st. Rev. Mr. Handbook. 497 Prl; Mir. Henry Bancker, 97 Green st. and more than 5000 others of the first responsibility, whose names might be added
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
Iitchfeld County Mutual
 FERE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

ALNk| V AG&A4NN1 NN4NA4 AIN THIS Company has been in operation A considerable time, and has insured pro- on hand, and property pledged, sufficient to indemnify those who insure against any loss which will probably take place. The differ- ence bftween the expense of insuring in this company and in ordinary insurance compa- nies, is now too well understood to need any explanation. Individuals in this county, who choose to insure their property at irifling expense, can apply to the Secretary in the Village of Litchfield, or to the agents in the several towns.
 DIRECTORS.
 William Beebe Jason Whiting
 Oliver Goodwin David c. Sanford Josiah G. Beckwith Richard Smith
 c. Woodruff Israel Coe
 Samuel G. Braman
 WILLIAM BEEBE, President. JASON WHITING, Sec'ry. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
StOves! StOUes 6goves!!!

THE subscriber tenders his thanks to a
 A generous public for their very liberal patronage hitherto, and takes this opportuni- ty to inform them he has now on hand at his old stand in West-st. most splendid assOrt. nDent of Stoves, including Cook k-Stoves, Par lor-Stoves, Ca great varisty) Counting House, Meeting House, Franklin and Box Stoves- and being aware of the scarcity and value of money, is induced to offer them at prices fll. ly corresponding with the times. and assures the public that he will sell as low as can be purchased elsewhere. New Stoves exchan. ged for old ones on accommodating terms-- also on hand variety of secondhand Stoves for sale very low.
 St0ve Pipe. Sheet Iron, Copper and Tin Wac
 constantly on hand or made to order oG
 first rate materials, and work warranted.
 Those wishing to purchase any of the above articles arc invited 10 call and examine and for Cash or approyed Notes, we assure them we will redeem the pledge.
 Do you doubt itl Try and see.
 GT All notes and accounts of long stand. ing must be settled without delay. As Q word to the wise is sufficient we trust it will be done. MOSES MORSE.
 Li,ehfield, Dec. ?, ls42. tfaO
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
FOIk &ALEs.:

A COTTON MILL of small size, contain- "A ing 16 Looms. 2 Mules and other Pequi- site machinery, of the best fabric and in com. plete order, being nearly new. This Mill is situated (near Hitchcock's Corner) in the town of Sharon. Lischtield Co, Ct., and within seven miles uf the HousntoDic Raip Road. 1t is in a good neighborhood-is . healthy place, and where the necessaries "f life can be procured remarkably cheap. The concern will be sold at low rate, on sc> commodating terms, and possession immedi. ately given. Title indisputable. It is tho's that there is a sufficient home market for ak the goods the mill can manufacture.
 For further particulars apply to Msssss- Swift and Hitchcock, merchanss, near the premises, and to John Thompson, Esq, PO'- keepsie, Duchess County. N. Y., or to James. Grant, Esq, Cashier of Farmers & Manu- facturer's Bank in Po'keepsie, N. Y. Sm 23
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-19
67 TONS

H1URlNG millions of cases of disease. and often q when all other means failed to give relief They are never sold by the ounce. but in boxes, with fac simile of his name around euch box Sec that you get the genuine. fr.st '