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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

Correspondence OF The Trlbnne.
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Alabama Rixrr MaY lG. 1919.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE Company
1N-OfTct No 81 Whilst. THIS COMPANY having r2nita
OF S2,O.GT0 steiy lgyesed continues Dwelling
Houses, Household Furniture LouSes, aHd Buildings
gcHrTashiIs building repairing, with Their ctrgoS
port aud all krd ot PERSONAL property agaiRstio.s ofdamtgr
by Ere, favorable aud security ample, any
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25

- ITrER's KEY 40 TpE ACCOHDION-in
~ which g erpncd The method of performing
beautiful and simple Instrument BY The n Figures applied
The Notes which correspond The keys the figures being placed
directly under and the easy simple
that children wen adults hrures play
Immediately without y
rcctons given Finn edition with improvements AMI
additions Price so lets Received BY
NH rs 4. a. LYONS
tovBR-sEED bushels prime Clover seed anns tbs day,
~ for sale. NH J. 4 q. WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Ttsss or srsseHirosro City subscribers per year
and for shorter perc when sent BY mail so-payabe in
all cases. In advance. 81 II .fiEf
Ansrsri.isafot Of Tor le- one ins-r
ton 20 cents two Insertions 81 sl three u So and
every sneeecdins D-artion. n cents E... ...R
Transient advertisers must pay advance.
The number Of insertions Of Advertisements on the
MS thsy viii be Inserted stopped and eharr
Cd accordingly oo Orders 20 stop in writing
Annual Adysr.ss changed $50 two Hqarc. ana in that
proportion Tor Advertisements OF length
SQUARE except Aueonsss and Lottery charged
$780, (papcr included.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELL.

HAVE Just received fresh supply of Garden
u Il SEEDS fromthe North-also different kisd arden
Seeds IN this State they recommend as fresh
and genuine
ARIlCHOKE-Grccn Globe.
ASPARAGUS-Gant o Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-BToad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk Early Dwarf
Mohawk Extra Early Fairy Yellow SIX Weeks Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red specked French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
POLE BEANs-Eiorieutual Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners, White Dutch Runners
BEEr-Eary Blood Tunip Early Yellow French Sugar Long
Blood, Mangel WurtzeI
bRoCCoLI-LaTge Purple Care
CABBAGE-Battersea Cromwell Drumhead Early Bulloeks
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy, Early York Fiat
Bunswek Green CURED Savoy Large York Sugar Loaf
Red Picking.
CARROr-Long Orange
CAULIFI.ow ER-Early nd Late Dutch.
CoRN-Smihs Early
CUCUMBER-Eary Frame, Early Green Cluster Long Green
Turkey.
EGG PLANT-Purple.
ENDINE-Grern CURED.
kALE-Green CURED Scotch.
LETTUCE-Brown Dutch, Early Drumhead Early sea Green
Co.'S, Ice, Large White Loaf
MElBON-Carolina Water Mu
Nutmeg
NASTuRTUM
OKRA-Long Short.
oNION-slver Skin yellow skin
PARSLEY-Curied n Single.
PARSNP-ENtra Large Large Dutch.
PEAS-lilue Imperial Dwarf Mauowat Green Narrow
fat Early Frame Early Bishops Dwarf Sinclair
Washington Early Warwick, MarrUxfaL
RADlSI-Baek Spanish, Turhp Long Scarlet White Tu
yellow TuTnp
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER.
sPlNAGE-Pnekly Fall Round I-aved or Summer
soUASll-Eary White Bush Early Yellow
neck, yellow STRIPED
TOMATO-l.arge Red
TCRNtP-Esry Wh;e Early Yellow Dreh Early Garden
Stone Eany White Stone Red Top Baga White Flat Winter
AlSo-Canay Seed and an assortment Of Flower Seed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25
IMPROVED YEA6T POWDERS.

Fer raising Buektshsat Cakes lIn6ns &C.
OMBiNtNG economy and having been usod with
- great aisfcton by families m Richmond
ths article with confidence We have prepared quantity
fresh and properly labelled with DtErcroVs usF.
Thcsc Powders admirable in making
IN kinds ~ Batter Cakes and have advantage article
rendering The halter perfectly light and ready baking
slant they mixed Buekwicat and other cakes
with these Powders les likely disagree stomach
than those nude with yeast and requires but
prepare for making. The possibility u having them
urely avoided
bEFcuoSsPut hc Oh white and coioucd paper
seporao vcss and and hall gils of each Mt
three ~ halter Htle thicker Than
qui n which the powders Dissolved and when ready f baking
sir rf q the Dissolved powders adj and sir
wei and baking Immediately agitation
Haf ofeach powder 10 pns ~ Prepared for
sale BY BOLTON a HARRISON.
Corner Main and Governor streets, below Eagle ruins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25
ROBERT MOTT.


EIt &'gr 70 a. EreAasEs Bqst. Riah-s-A Jiiryi-st
NJ received further -rpy q Paints o Coy. other
u Narnisfe~ with Painters RIsBier. An anrt
M Mt OF French and American Window GS a1IO
Sohzo inches al OF which hs - dssu ell up
reasonable
B-A large supply Of soap Paint for sale Iow 81,
penor paint ior Tin OF shingled Roof. RN
de q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25

GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
ROB"T X. DUNAL,
Bunk Square, Richmond, Virgiaia
A sPARAGUS-Cianto or Dutch
n BEANS-Largc, and small Lima. Snaps &c.
BEEI-Long Blood Eary Blood Tunip, French White Sugar
ManEc wurzel
BRoColt-Eary Cape. Large Purpc
CABBAGE-Eay YORK Large York Parry Drmhcad or Batter
sea, Eary Sugaroaf Large Drumhcad Cromwous d. Red
Dutch or rckiug Green Cured Savoy Penion Leith &c
CARROT-Ionz Orange
CAULifLOWER-Eary and late
CELERY--Whte Sold
CUCJMBER-Eaty Frame Long Green
EGG PLANT
KALE-Scoich Sca Kac
LEtTuCE-Mara Zee. Brown Dutch Cabbage Par. Cros-
MELoN-Nutmcg Citron &c.
WATER EION-Finest kinis
NAsTTRTIUM
ONtON-Eariy Silver skinned tarrr Red
rARsLEY-Cured
PARsNtF-tarvc Swelling
FEAs-Eay Monumental Fairy Cromwell Early Caftoa Eary
Fame Dwarf RiHe rrlssHan. Dwarf Mauouat
RADisil-fonr scafct. Turnip
RHUBARB-Red Tor Tars
sAlSiFY--or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
SQUASii-Eariy Bush
TOMATO-Larre Rel
TURNiP-EarE Plat Dutch, ReiTop Gsrss Norfs Rua Bara
Also,
general assortment % Flower seed
nULBOUs ROOTS
DOUBLE DAHitAs
ONION SITS. sc. &C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25

Il OSl or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
IL street the ofihe store bou.. Of i n ~
Son two boxes single hal AMI a Of wol.y
"ooseys Sugar half boTe- of Brown.
Barnes Co.'S Axes ksg Of Indigo ba tor. AM
information about said goods viii be- thankfully received
PARRtsu 4. pr .1,rx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25
REMOVED

BkANNAN cos ola Dominion Clothing Store to the Oh
lsts side OF the street and Fankn Hotel ohn
- Se nun "ONef'oe
NOuu ehiorace this opportunity method sf maxim.
n 70 e Citizens OF Richmond vicinity and the So, a.
Keep on hand Clothing all kind and NOR ssnsr
teH' ana approaching which we VIII 81 Al
prices Tor casa We respectfully invite an 10 can and ~,
our oeA whether they goods or not An rooI.
90 no' please IN every respect may be returned ap5
ne money refunded l1-An goods warranted ia n SN1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-25
DISSOLUTION.

IE partnership sts;n. under the style Of Gre,isr
sPeake Dissolved l.. Of March
un) Geo w Grs,ter the bune.. Of
'hit concern. GEO W. GRET-rER
GEO r. PEAKE-
The subscriber continues s stand IS door.
bsnv the Bell and .oeis OF the patronage 80 nr
any "esiowed upon tie former lie
Ia. country friends for the produce lwhee Their, 10 no risk
asenl without any charge for selling
keie" to haIa Brothers Co Capt Benz Sheppard Dunlop
noneufe Co Williams 4 Hawai- Ralston r. J.
James u Co. Tho- r. Price. John C. IIobson.
mar GEO. w. GRETrHR
SCGAR AND MoLAssEs.-lO hid. y. Orleans surar-,o
~ bb- do superior Molases jus, and for sale
w. ANDERSON. IT,
nan Opposite Columbian Hotel
4 AGUIRA AND RIO CoFFEE-5o bags IaEqiIa-5o do
- DARK Rio Coffee, Just received and sale
NH , w ANDERSON IT.
G'AMlLY ROE HERRINGs-2O haifJare- OF those Family
u Roe Hsuings only remaining. for
Il G. wISsroN
TAVA COFFEE, &c:-
~ Superior oid lava
DO Laguyra
woolsey & wooey's double refined Loaf sugar
Philadelphia single do do
Brown Sugar Of various grades ana priee.
Superior Gunpowdsr and Pouehong Teas-for sale BY
lh r. N. BURTON.
21 HHDs. Porto Rico Sugar, of superior quail.
81 ~ landing thi. day. by
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SPRING STOCK.

SPRING STOCK.
BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS, BLEACHING. CARPET
BAGS, &c.
WOULD respectfully inform the public rene.
IL rally and my CUSTOMERS have commenced
Boots Shoes rrnkS BaeEnr caet
Rags To which invite their atsn,ion h,n ,r S ~
JUDGEMENTS to cash Customers as wal not fail please.
LADIES WORK.
Ladies fine dress Slippers. very superior
Walking Shoes do. do
d" Caters and Cater Shoes
seal and calfskn Shoes very and superior
morocco and kid Shoes Buskins Pans Ties
morocco and Kid slippers LIST End Ord and lt quarters
comprising a very la=ge stock ALL prices
10 the above may be added Shoe. leather
slippers Pumps and Walking Shoes of a kinds
GENTLEMEN'S WORK.
Fine dress Boots calfskin and morocco A No.
Stout calf Boots for walking and dress, A Nos
Water proof Boots ery superior
Gentemens De calf Shoes quarters high heels long yamps
sor vanp walking Pumps dress Pump. Broean. shoes
Of calf Boots from s3l to 81.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S WORK.
prices and styles.
BOYS AND YOUTHS WORK.
very large stock % all kinds and qualities
VINO deal To call and look and satisfy themselves
a can low A. any other house south Of New York and
- =, ti s wholesale or retail SAMUEL PUTNEY,
square below ruins Of the Eagle and nearly opposite Mtehe.
Jeweiry Store. NH ~
{ cOMN.-5Oo bushels of White Corn, on
- board 'ehr- Wing at ROeks'.s for by
mhs JAMES 4 GEORGE WINSTON
pRINClPE CIGARS.-We nave lust received.
per 'ehr Nassau 10000 Principe cisars-feez and Reudon
brants-which oder for
mh ~ ALEXANDER DUvALGCo
DRlME CLOVER SEED.-2OO bush. prime
Il Clover Seed for sale by
mn u WILLIAMS L HANALI
PROOMS.-lOO dozen Brooms verv chcad
- for cash by lmh III GEO. W. GRETTER
JUST received % barrels Cider Vinegar.
y mn III FRY 4 co.
A REAL BLESSING To MOTHERS.
Dr.. PARRIs's CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sly
~ RUP, foS CHILDREN CUTTISs TErru
To h0tArs sad SHrscs-Ths nfanbe remedy has peservd
hunoe' OF Chren when thought recovery convon
As SION as the syrup rubbed the recover
This preparation innocent caeiou pleasant that
no eh WI" refuse TO let ts be ubbedth When infants
arc az the age Of four months though
bottle Of the syrup on the gums To- ope The po
Parents should be without syrup the nursery where
there ehiren for in the night with
pains IN the the Syrup Immediately gives ea- by openins thu
pores and healing the gums thereby preventing Convuon Re
&c. To be had OF
PEYToN JOHNSTON. Agent
ina 10 Richmond Va
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BOLTON a. HARRISON.

BOLTON q HARRISON,
Druggists & APOthccaries, corner of Main and
GoperHor Streets, ,beioto The Eagle Ruins)
Offer country merchants and others an extensive s,sor
men' Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wal &e which
EPSON salts Flour Sulphur Camphor Masnosis Soma
Mama Castor Oh in botIes. Soda for washing
Potash and Pcarlasl, salaraus
salt Pc're, Jamaica Ginger seidlz and Yeast Powders.
mh,e Lead, Lnseed Oil spirits Turpentine copa vanish
Japan NsTnsh Nene'aH Red Spanish Brown Ground verdsrs
Bls and Green Nerdier Paris White, Dutch Fink
Yellow Oehrc Rose Pink. Indian Red Imperial ;rscn
Chinese Blue sap Green Drop Lake Kalsomiae
sulph auinns Morphine wtha full supply Of ,esa chew
ing and smoking tobacco. snuG snutrboTss. &c. mh7
CIGARS.
I'D 0nn HAVANA CIGARS. La Norma" brand In i-s
AO,OOO boxes just Teeeycd-Also. 10000 Havana and
Principe Cigars ofaPprovcd brands. for sale by
lyLEC'TIC MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LITER ATTIRE -y.,,,
- No received for Observation-Disclosures by AFnne Isle
NH sNiTn DRrNkER & NORRIS.
WINDOw GLASS.--so boxes assorted. fotsasby
" NH $ 2. DOVE.
IN 0OO LBS. Bacon Sides, Just reoeiy-
WADE W. WOOLDRTDGE
mn 2 doors below The Bcu
MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
MARCH ID ist1.
- w. JENKINS receiving spring supplies and will con
preaching To merchants families others he now in
yitos thsr aisnion to ne following
1000 pieces Caeoo all puecs from ets 20 8, TO- i9l
brown and bcachd shcgnE 40 g. g. TO- i2l and finer
100 bales Nos and Cotton Olnaburgs
500 pieces yellow Nankern
eases blue wilci Nankcsns
100 pieces Apron Checks an qualities
100 pieces IRISH Linens ell precs from IS ei o. a. o. Cd
and finer
Pan.ol. sun Shades and Umbrellas
B'eS and white Cotton Hosiery At isi ot L. 9oa u g.
and a.
Bargains n white ami black ak Hoe
Cloths Cassimeres ami Vesnrs cheap; with chap
auction goods to which tr attention Of and
are invited. r. a. JENKINS.
NH Staple AMI Fancy nv Goods ana Linen store.
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS. AND STA
TtONARY.
4 fOJNTRN MENCUANrS punch. Books and stationary
- Will find At establishments ani selected
stock ~ Papcr bonnet u1rs Ink every Qua Steel
Pens and every business selected p,i
cuaty io the county trade and prices
SMITH, DINNER NORRIS.
mis- late smith 4 P,in.,
pookbnins In an Of varieties executed notice
can have Rooss made AMI ruled % given pattern
prices s. d 4 NJ
MANESCA's ORAL sYSTEWi-An oa,l s,.,eu OF
lessons The French medium by
Maucsca-ourth edition revised received and for sale
mha SMITH nRtNKER NORRIS
HUNTS MERCHANTS uAGAzINE.-rle March
- No. received iorsihscntcrsty
mh0 SMITH. DRINEER A MORRIS
WCIVE uE YOUR FISrr--IIsndy Api, by Lover,
~ Handsomely Illustrated. further supply received BY
nh SMITH. DRlNEER NORRIS
Hacon CshouIdcrs) and CheeSc
HI CASKS first quality (Salt Petered) Shout.
" dcrsIO PER Steamboat fr ale
nh ,. G. WINSTON
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16
NOTICE.

At Court of Probate holden at Salisbury aci'h.
in and fir The district Of Sharon, on the 24th
day of January, A. d. lS43.
Present. John G.. Mitchell, Esq. Judge.
II STATE of ASA HuTcH1EsoN, late Of
II Salisbury, in said district, deceased
on motion Of Myron Hutchinson, Executor
of the last will and testament Of said decea-
sed, this court doth limit and allow to the
creditors of said estate, six months from the
date hereof in which to exhibit their claims
to said executor, or be Iebarred recovery ::
And this court directs said executor to give
notice of the time 60 limited by publishing
this order in newspaper printed in Litch.
field, and by posting copy thereof on the
public sign post nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt in said town of Sails
bury. true copy Of record.
373!t JOHN G.. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16
PROBATE SALE.

PURSUANT to an order from the Court
IL of Probate for the district of WATERFOWL,
will be sold at Public Auction to the highest
bidder, on the LIST Monday Of March next, at
2 o'clock in the afternoon (unless previously
disposed of Mt private sale.) so much Of the
real estnte of AUGUSTUS o. BUEL, late of said
WATERFOWL, deceased, as will raise the sum
Of Three Hundred and twenty five dollars.
Sale TO take place at the Int dwelling house
I the deceased. in sd Watertown.
oTerms made known at time Of sale.
LEHMAN w. CUTLER, Administrator.
MARGARET BuEL, Administrative.
Watcrtown, Feb l3, 164S. b
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16
CONGRESSIONAL WING CONVENTION

A Convention of the Delegates from tho 4,h Con
n gresSonal District, will assemble at Pickett's
Hotel in New Milford, on Tuesday, the 2lst day of
February l843 at 10 o'clock, forenoon, for the pur
pose of nominating suitable Candidate TO represent
said District in the next Congress.
The several towns in said District will please send
delegates to said Convention, in numbers equal to
double the number of representatives which they are
entitled to in the state legislature.
1t is most earnestly desired that every town in sd
district should efuy represented in said Convention;
The several towns in said District, are requested
to meet previous to the 10th day Of February ls43
for the purpose of choosing delegates TO said
ton. JASON WHITING Cong District
PHuo HuRp, : Committee.
January o. l84l 3,u36
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icer to direct is motions, he was heard to sxclain
with generous admiration-"A noble beast indeed
10 he, but beast without head" 1t must be own
ed that as much cannot BE- said of the literary re-
mains Of Mr.. Sobriety. In sooth, they nearly all
head-ior before he comes to the mighty theme of
DISCOURSE the grand subject matter Of the rehearsal
he fingers like man on the threshold of the Con-
vent which about to fold him in its recesses forever
to Sigh and orclse full half column of Elegy over
the wasted efforts and barren zeal Of his own devot
ed spirit in "stayng the Of the horrid Demon
Of Drunk snnsss." This simile, owing to its age, is
something musty, since antiquity though it may
make good wine better, does not always have like
effect upon wares Of that sort.
Mr. Sobriety says that the people Of our village
were met at the door of the church by "twO men, 7"
and driven to seek quarters elsewhere. He then
goes to complete his libelous story BY asserting
in terms indirect but not the less pointed, that these
two men were themselves not very far short of in
toxcaton. The real state of the matter, Mr. Editor,
is this Several of our most respectable citizens who
still superstitious enough to entertain
spect for the customs Of their fathers were settled
in the opinion that however proper it may be to listen
in the Town Room Open Air, to stories of spotted
pigs and blind puppies, of hair breadth escapes from
the gutter and all the other haphazards and adven-
turous misadventures Of drunkard's eventful life
Yet that the house Of Cod the place where his pre-
sence deigns to hold communion with his chosen
ones, was never designed for the Theatre of such
exhibitions.
So much was the subject agitated sir, that we at
last were induced to take the vote of the Society
upon it. The question fairly put and fairly lost
1t was in obedience to this will Of the majority that
these gentlemen supposed they were acting when
they opposed entrance into the church for such
purpose. They acted honestly, and if they have
red they have confidence to hope that their respon-
abilities are equal to the emergency.
am, sir, respectfully yours.
A FRIEND OF THE CHURCH
Woodbury., Feb'y S, ls43.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16

In this town; on the 18th instant, BY the Rev Mr..
Wells, Mr. Ferdinand Buell. to Miss Almeda M. o..
born, daughter of Mr. John Osborn, all Of this town.
In Washington, the 25th Of Jan. BY the Rev. Cor
don Hayes, Mr.. Daniel N. Can6e.d, to Miss Irene
Lennon.
D6e
In New-Preston, Feb. g. after long protracsed ILL.,
ness, which he bore with christian patience sni re-
signatiOn, Mr. Joseph Meeker, aged 70 years V,rily
the righteous hath hope in his death, and the msnnrv
Of the Just 10 blessed.
In Washington, Dee. IS Calvin Seeiy, aged II
years and 3 months. son of GregOry Sesly.
In Woodbridge, Feb 8, fter few DAYS illness, Sn,
rah Jane Morriss, youngest daughter Of Asa and Ann
Morriss, aged 90 years-formerIy Of Milton.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16
MUSIC SCHOOL.

~ M. COE, Professor OF Music, from New Ha-
We ven, having spent day or two in Litchfield,
Gdg sb to o4
Music both to Ladies and Gentlemen, at the Mansion
House, commencing on Monday the Goth instant -
Pupils will be thoroughly instructed in playing the
Violin Spanish Guitar, Flute, Viencello &c, scho-
lars taught SEP arately.
Litchfed, Feb'y IA, 1913. 80
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VO TKCE.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the members of the
n First Episcopal Society in Litchfed, will be hol-
den at St. Michael Church, on the 2lst day of Feb
ruary inst. at o'clock P. NJ tor the purpose of ap-
proving or not of the procedures Of the Parish at
Bantam Falls, in said Society who ask to have the
Church Edifice, and converting the materials to-
wards new one, designed to be erected in said Pa
rish-and to do any other business requisite to be
done at said meeting.
Abner Landon, Daniel Keller, J. G. Beckwth
Sherman Landon, p Parkhurst, E. B. Web
ster, S. G. Braman, G. P. Welch.
Societv's Committee.
;toh6 10 IL
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9Th District.

VTN1E WITIS of the Sixteenth Senatorial District
IL are requested to meet, by their delegates, at Or
toms Hotel in Woodbury., on Tuesday the 7th day of
March next, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Senator to represent
said district in the next General Assembly.
The several towns will send delegates equal to
double the number of the Representatives to which
they are entitled in the State Legislature.
By order of the District Committee.
Rethlem Feb'v g lS43
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NOTICE.


Alta Courtof Probate holden at Plymouth, ,oiih-
in and for the district-of Plymouth, on the 25lh
day of Jan'y, A. d. l943.
Present, Elisha Johnson Esq, Judge
ESTATE of JONATHAN DUNBAR, late of sd
~ Plymouth, in said District, deceased
On motion of Esther Dunbar and Cyrus
Dunbar, Executors on said estate, this court
doth limit and allow to the creditors of said
estate six months from the date hereof, in
which to exhibit their claims to said execu-
tors. or be debarred recovery. And this
court directs said executors to give notice of
the time so limited, by publishing this order
in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and by
posting copy thereof on the public sign. post
nearest the place where the said deceased
last dwel:, in said Plymouth. A true copy
of record. *36 ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
THE Co partnership formerly existing be-
l. tween the subscribers under the name of
BURIAL g. PHELPS is this day, by mutual
consent dissolved. All accounts for settle
ment must pc presented to J. M. BURIAL,
who will hereafter conduct business at The
old stand, and in his own name.
J. NJ. BURIAL,
GEO. w. PHELPS.
Plymouth. Jan. 2, ls43. 1876
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16

SENATORIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
TKVHE Wings of the several Towns constituting
Il the 18th Senatorial District, viz: Canaan, Corn
are requested to appoint four Delegates from each
town to meet in Convention at the Rail Road Hotel
of Chalker Pratt, Esq. in West Cornwall, on We'd
nesday the 22d day of February, lS43, at 10 o'clock,
State Senator; and TO transact any other business
which the Convention may deem expedient.
LoT NoRroN, JR, Senatorial
Isaac MARSH, : District
,.JonN L. STUART, Committee.
Salsly,ry Jan'v 90 l943 A35
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DENTISTRY.
IL. AZ. .MERREN.A.N.

A + his Office, up stairs, two doors South
"A of Beckwith & Seymour's Store, will be
in constant attendance to wait on those who
may wish Dentistry in any of its various
style. D- Particular attention paid to Ex-
TRACING TEETH. sepl2 Is
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16

At a Court Of Probate holden al Salisbury, sOith-
in and for the District Of Sharon, on the 29tA
day Of December, A. ID. 1912.
Present, John G. Mitchell, Esq. Judge.
ESTATE of SIDNEY G. Roof, late Of Ca
Ia naan in said district, deceased. On mo-
ton of Samuel Seymour, Jr., administrator
on said estate, this court doth limit and
allow to the creditors Of said estate six
months from :, the date hereof, in which to
exhibit their Claims to said administrator, or
be debarred recovery. And this court di-
reefs said administrator to give notice of the
nme so limited. by publishing this order in
newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and by post
ing copy thereof on the public sign-post
nearest the place where said deceased last
dwell, in said town of Canaan.
true copy of record,
JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
ALL persons indebted to said estate are re-.
quested to make immediate payment to
36* SAMUEL SEYMOUR, Jr., Administrator.
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NOTICE,

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