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Concede the right Of search to Peters Worm
Lozenges, and our word for it if there are any
worms in the stomach or intestnes this invaluable
preparation will find and expel them.
Surrender the interior Of your systems to the op,
erationof Peters vegetable Pills, and no matter
what distractions may exist there, no matter to
what disease of the liver, stomach or bowels you
are martyr, they will put your animal machinery
to rights, purify the fluids Of which the blood is
formed, give tone and vigor to all the functions of
life, and to up all in one word, impart to you
the choicest of Heavens blessings, health.
Are you almost choaked with phlegm! Have
you dry croaking cough Is your throat sore p
Have you that titilleting complaint influenza p
Are your the victim of any pulmonary complaint !!
IL you answer is in the affirmative, try box of Pc
ters' cough lozenges and obtain relief. They new
er disappoint the hopes Of the sufferers. Beware
Of the spurious limitations which are pulled into
notice by unprincipled quacks be sure and see
that DR.. Peters signature is on each box.
For sale at the sign OF DRues & MEDICINES in
South Street, and by agents throughout the county
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Al Conr, Of Probate hstden at Plymouth, scith.
in and for the District Of PlyaopM on Me
16h day Of Dece4aber A. d. 1913:
Present, EliskG Johason, Esq, Judge.
EESTATE Of Lydia Atwaterl late ofPly-
u mouth deceased. The Administrator
represents the Estate insolvent. and prays
the appointment Of Commissioners thereon !;
Wheredpon, Ordered, that Commissioners
toreceive, examine, and adjust the claims Of
the creditors Of said Estate. be appointed at
the Probate Office in said Plymouth, on the
2Oth day Of January 1914, at one O'CLOCK T..
nj. and that all persons Interested 10 said
Estate may be notified thereof, the Admins
traitor will cause this order to be published
ia a newspaper printed in Litchfeld. ia the
county Of Liichfeld, and post 4 copy there.
Of on the public signposl in said Plymouth
nearest the last residence oEsaid deceased.
Certiied'by
ELISHA JUHMsoN, Judge. ID
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FOR SALE,

A TyHE Real Estate Of the late
i'm i Matthew Minor Esq. lying ID
s Woodbury.. The homestead Is
situated in the centre of the town
opposite the Congregational church, compri.
sing about 40 acres Of land, on which are q
two story dwelling house. law Office, wood
house, farm house, barn, COW house, &c. all
in good repair. The location is desirable
for professionally gentleman or farmer.
Also, seventy five acres of land about one
mile, and about seventy acres two and bali
miles from the homestead, well located on
public roads-all the land is in good state
Of cultivation, well fenced, and suitably d.
vided for moving. tilling, grazing and wood.
The whole win be sold with the buildings,
or any part thereof to suit the purchaser
The property will be sold low-ierms Of pay
nnent made easy, and possession given the
first Of April next. For farther particulars
enquire Of JOSIAH G. MINER near the prem
ises. 6w27+
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NOTICE,

THE residents and non. residents who arr
i liable to pay State Tax Of one cent
on the dollar, on the list NJ 1912, in the town
Of Cornwall and county Uf Lifchfeld, are
hereby notified that the undersigned win
meet them atthe following named places,yiz
! Atthe store Dc John W. Beers III North
Cornwall on Thursday the 1eth day Of yals
uary 1874 from y o'clock A. NJ, until one q.
clock 2. NJ, and at the Hotel Of Chalksr
M, until 4so'clock ri. M. and at the store Of
Frederick Kellogg in South Cornwall o.,
Friday the 10th ofJanuary from 8 o'clock
A. M, until O'Clock P. NJ, and at the Hotel
Of H. Gregory's at Cornwall Bridge from 9
o'clock P. H., until A o'clock P. M All per.
sons that avail themselves Of this opportuin.
ty Of paying their taxes will save paying
legal fees.
3i* DwrcHr w. PrERcE, Collector.
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Alta Court Of Probate holden AZ Barkhamsted,
,cithin and for The Distrit of Barkhamsted,
on the 26fh day Of December A. d. 1873;
Present Jesse ices, Esq, Judge
an motion of Hiram Goodwin and Arha
~ Afford, Trustees on the estate Of Rroii-
son g. Blair, assigning Debtors Of BaFkhanl.
sied within said District. this Court doth APP
point the fifth day Of February next, al 10
O'Clock A. M. at The Probate Office in said
District, for the hearing, allowance, and set
Element Of the Administration Account on
said estate-And doth direct said Trustees
to give public notice to all persons interest
&c in said estate, TO be heard therein, by
posting said order of notice on public sign
post in said town of Barkhamsted nearest
Inc place where the said debtors last dweit,
and By advertising the same in q newspaper
printed in the city Of Hartford, and also in
one printed in Litchfield. Certified from
Record. 1891 JESSE IvEs, Judge.
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Court Of
IL Probate for the District Of Plymouth,
will be sold on the premises all the right
title and interest which Julia Maria HungeI-
ford of said Plymouth. an idiot. has in and
to piece Of land lying in WATERFOWL 10
the. county Of Litchfeld, containing about
one hundred acres with the buildings there
on standing. bounded north on landof tfar-
nv Painter, east on turnpike road, south o.
land of Carloa G., Hungerf0Fd and4 illiauA
Benham, and west on land Of Daniel Whee-
Ter; said hand being owed BY asaid lula
Maria in common with five Of her relatiyes..
Sale to take place on Monday the 18th day
of January 1874. at 1 O'Clock r. M.
Dawn D.. WARNER, Conservates.
Plymouth, Dec, 4, 1643. 3eS
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THE Judge Of the Cour, Of Probate for thu

THE Judge of the Cour, of Probate for the
l. District of Litchfield has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of the Estate of Salmon Hunt,
late Of Torrington in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, IN which to exhibit
their claims thereto and has appointed E.
rastus Hodges and James H. Seymour Esqrs.
of said Torrington Commissioners to receive
and examine said claims. Certified by
ELISHA s. ABERNETRY, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the Inn of Capt. Samuel Bradley in
said Torrington on the 10th day of February
and the 10Th day of June A. d. 1914 at 2 o.
clock in the afternoon, on each of said days,
for the purpose of attending on the business
of said appointment.
j Esas1 + s haDsss; Commissioner.
All persons indebted to said Estate, all re-
quested to make immediate payment to
"A SALMON HUNT, Administrator.
Liichfeld, Dec. 29th, l64S. 80
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= FOR TILE. ENQUIRER.
THE DIRGE OF THE YEAR.

= FOR THE. ENQUTRER.
THE DIRGE OF THE YEAR
There came moan,
y, Borne on the night winds breath;
Il was strangely solemn tone,
OF mingled life and death:
A breathing sound, W
As the wing Of time swept by,
Ger the silent earth, and the gloom profound
Of the shrouded midnight sky:
have gazed ON all
' The beautiful since their birth,
have seen the star and the Aoweret fall,
With the mighty things of earth.
have trampled on
The pride Of the fearless heart,
But the hour of might for aye has gone,
And the mighty must depart
have seen decay
Come DER the youthful brow,
The death chant meet the warm sun ray,
Mine is the requiem now.
There are shades bel0w,
And midnight on the sky,
With the mighty wreck of the past go,
1t Is my hour to die!
Plymouth Hollow, Dec. 1S43. E.G.
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District Of L;ichfeld, IS.
probnse Co,,rf. De-. 0lse 1S4y. {

T STATE Of Matthew Grant, late OF Tor4
Ia rington in said District deceased. T9e
Administrators represents the Estate insol-
vent, and prays the appointment Of Commis-
sioners thereon.
Ordered-That Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims Of tho Creditors OF
said Estate, be appointed at the Probate Or.
fee in Litchfield, on the 2nd Monday ot
january 1874, at 10 O'Clock forenoon Of
which all persons in interest will take no.
tice, and appear, IL they see cause, aud be
heard thereon. Certified by
3l* ELISHA s. ABERNRTHY, Judge.
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NOTICE.

THE svbscrib6fs having been appointed
y by the Court of PrQ6Ste for the district
of sharon, Commissioners 10 examine and
adjust the claims Of the creditQfs Qf Henry
Bird, late of Salisbury, 10 said district de-
ceased, and represented 10 be iDsQlYaAt,
HEREBY give nDtice that wewill attend 70 lhe
business of said appointment, at the dwelling
house of John Wardwell in Salisbury on the
first Tuesday Of January and June next at 8
O'Clock in the forenoon on each Of said days,
Six months trom the date hereof are limited
and allowed By said Court, for the creditors
of said Estate, TO exhibit their claims 10 Us,
the subscribers. Dated ~ Salisbury the llth
day Dec. 1s43. SO
M0pRE CHlgTENpEr, I commissioners.
WM r. RUssRLr, { Sort4'S'sot.s' :"
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NOTICE

DY virtue Of an order from the honorable
y Court Of Probate for the District OF
Sharon, the subscriber will sell at public
auction the whole equity Of redemption IN
ali the real estate Of ARCHIBALD CANrsELL.
late of Salisbury, in said district. deceased.
On the 29.h day Of January. 1874. at 10
o'cIock, A. n, at the dwelling house Of Capt.
william Bushnell in said Salisbury, unless
previously disposed Of at private sale:
TmOrHV CHTTrKNDEN, Admir-. .
Z Salisbury, Dec. "a, 1913. SS
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Harwin.on, Dec. llth. l643.

1TS HE Judge ofthe Court Of Probate mr. the
4 District Of Kent has limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof Cor tho cred.
itors to the estate Of Leonard Crane, late Of
Kent in said district, deceased, represented
insolyent, in which to exhibit their claims
thereto and has appointed John n. q. John
and Samuel II. Chamberiin Of said Kenis
Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
ust said claims.
Certified by RuEus FuLIEn in. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shniI
meet at the inn 81 John III. 81. John In snid
Kent, on the LIST day Of January, a. D. lS44s
and on the 25th day Of May 4. Dsl644, at 4
o'clock In the afternoon, on each Of said days
for The purpose Of attending on the business
Of said appointment.
JNO. HI. ST.. J0HN, con,,.
SAMUEL H. CHAMBERLIN,
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
Quested 10 make immediate payment 10
FREDERICK CHIrrEnDEN, Administrator.
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DY virtue of an order from the honorable
HD Court of Probate for the District of
Litchfeld, the subscriber Qf5ers for sale at
private sale, so much Of the real estate of
SAMUEL SEyMouR, late Of LitcA feld deceased,
as will raise the sum OF ora ahonsand nine
hundred and forty dollars ~ eighteen cents
and incident charges Of sals Said real 90
tate consists of lolof about twelve acres. W
ing not far from one half q mile west Of the
tanning about eleven acre and lying i,ot
far from miles southeasteJly from The Court
House, also part of the hoIie lot On the west
side of South street in the village Of Litch-
field, lately owned and occupied bysth de.
ceased, will likewise be sold. For terms ap
ply to Charles Seymour, executor of the said
Samuel Seymour, deceased ~
20. s.. SEYMOUR,
Litchfield. Jan. 1. 1874. his Sgent. 80
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TAKEN UP,

sDY the Subscriber, on or about the 10Th
- December, four last spring CALVES /;
one of them pied Steer and the other three
red Heifers, two with white bellies, and no
artificial marks abont Them. The owner is
requested 10 prove property, pay charges,
and lake them away.
ABRAHAM ]. MORRISON.
Bcardman's Bridge, New.
Milford. Dec 18th, 1843 { SO%
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LitchfeId County AgEfclItuEal Society,

I1tchmel0 NQQ@Sy A&4t1~suAA D0cA5Sys B
Reeordina 6emetayIs Office,
Litckfeif, Dec. as. 1913.
THE next stated meeting q The Executive Come
l. mittee Of this Society viii be holden at the
Mansion House in Litch6eld, q Thursday the 9th
day of January 1874, at 10 o'clQfk il the forenoon,
at which time the premiums arded On AgFicuis
tural products WILDE declared And,paid.
Competitors for premium please to take
notice that sfsict con- form n the Rules and
Regulations Of the Society " be required. All
measurements should be cert BY an Indifferent
person and the competitor UNI oath.
F. PHELPS, n trding Secretary.
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q. 81. SEYMOUR,
Litchfield, Jan. /, 1644, bis agent 80
Dislrict Of Kifchdeld IS.

Probate Court, Dc. 18Th l843.
ESTATE of Williams. Wright, late of
- Goshen 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 Creditors OF said
Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, With said time. will be
debarred recovery. Ill persons Indebted
to said estate are requested 70 make immedi-
ate payment 10 49,
80 CHARLES LEWIS, Admir-.
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The Annual Meeting of the Washington Temper
ance Society win be holden at the Town Room, on
Monday evening, at o'clock, for choice Of officers
and to transact any other business proper to come
before said meeting. A punctual attendance OF the
male members il indispensable.
z. A. LoRD, President.
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STATE or CONNE lICUE, 8.
BRIGADE ORDERS, FOR TIE SIXTH BRIG
-. ABE OF MIEETIA

A GENERAL COURT96ARFIAL Of said Brig
N ade will assemble at The Mansion House in
Litchfeld on the 23d Of January lS44, at IL o'clk
in the morning, for the trial q such person on per-
sons as may be brought before them, to consist of
thirteen members, to wit four Colonels, two Lieu
tenant Colonels, two Majors three Captains, and
two Subalterns Colonel Major G. Peck will preside
The Adjutant Of the 10th Regiment will furnish
an orderly sergeant to attend and execute the orders
Of the Court. By order Of
GEO. P. Shell TON, Hadier General.
EDsoN CAMP, Brigade Major 5w30
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COLoRtNG.

VTHE Subscriber b prepared to- color
u Silks and Woollen goods at short notice,
and in the best manner, and in all cOlOgs.-
The patronage of the public is solicited.
.1itch6eld. Dee. 6 1saa. %
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8 Tray e O.

..Isne FROM the Subscribers IN June
last, Afnll hlond Devon Heller
one year old last spring. of
kAka bright mahogany aed olcourse.
with 20 artificial naFko. The animal being
aEsluabie one b Rtnda0lno reward viii b.
given fat jSfnFnaStinn where she may be-
found. 8. 4 HURLBUTs
Winchester Centre Dec. 2OIh, 1873. so
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From the Cincinnati Daily Times of May 20th, 1s43.
"WSsta,ds Baisam Of Wild Cherry We should
Judge from Messrs. Weagly & Knepper's letter,
published this day among our advertisements, that
this popular remedy for Coughs. Lung complaints,
and diseases of the breast generally, was really
valuable medicine, and deserving serious attention
from the public. We are informed by the whole
sale agents that they are almost daily receiving
similar lettersfrom all parts Of the West.
We would advise our readers who are laboring
under an affection Of the Lungs, to make immedi-
most intelligent and respectable families Of our city
have adopted it as favorite family medicine and
persons predisposed to Consumption who have used
it,speak in the highest terms of its efficacy"
Scores of individuals have been cured Of Asthma,
the early stages of consumption, Bleeding Of the
Lungs, obstinate Cuughs, SC by this Balsam, after
hope had well nigh yielded to despair. We say
this in al candor. For sale by DR.. Samuel Buel,
Litchfield Conn
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Preaching may be expected in the School House
in District No. South Farms. ON the list Sabbath
n Jan'y. by the Rev Mr.. Stickney, Universalist)
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] NIRANNE0N RnTH MANS.

- 49, - nrfl,inSs n. ana . few WING uapers
tryiaE parry the blow BY charging it on the pres
re- M NV d;d s.e;tker House have any thing
~ AZ iii ne rnafter Int even the hybrid Clerk
- - $500 eu,laily innocent. He simply Or
49, 4 Co. A. ne renuisite dimensions Of an
em;nnt cnnef hu,1us Ia this CITY. and they order.
Al Il manufactured In England, and it was done.-
we have Mt ( doubt that fhey could have obtained
a Kefker nTfieie here Il leas cost but Uncle Sam
nvref a Il earpef i,alrchaaed in Ki6derminster
shan a. made n LnvgelI. we suppose that il the
reaeon ofhuy;nr Il abroad. -
Ta new Senate tarDef was made in this country.
There 3 notr remarkable about it, (unless it be
49, ~. tsg ~ the House 70 far
- Ws go lSass: = ~. e.,.. h,,.;r.ss .tort
$3.50 -, srt:s.t .1.t;o..sprno even II th;s
- ~ -. - T,...e
% = : -.
.ss 49,. s..sN rIss:ass 49,. ~ 1uaJ,a.s..
-. $3.50 rsrr.t rh;,sn ,os
hs 49, ~. 90. ,.,...trata " tha9
80 sS .I 49, s.;.s;s. IL ~ o
80. ~, ~. ~ II 80 - oar m. o;ri
h.S beer r;sired mn h he erect in a state Of
UGstly I. 'a ~. = 'ns s:aL =
49, - -; =, -, ,plssa :. - -
ssS.sast;o TV;sh fesrs 4 her ewes she nnbnr.
ssss..5 49, .hearf 800 sfated that her uretched
situation was The fruit Of the treatment which she
IA $500 tom asen fsther and M o.o ,otA
:. ~ .ssted that fIev had ohi;ced her TO pros-
t:..,.s hs,.s1F - s,rrorf Them II their ;lleness
AZ she told her ale. she became convulsed with
le. 80 -: 80 -, ~ her r,othar he;ro
ncaIu ". 49, - 80, -. $500
$3.50 s..,t - IL al the coryoar a.
- - 81 - -. - a. 1I.tta g. ,t ~
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Just Received by tine Subscriber,
9O0 barrels Rochester -four various
200 do. Ohio, Summit Mills.
SO do. Grass Seed. a
10000 lbs. Rye Flour.
Also, Corn s. Oats as usual, cheap for cash.
81 A. MUM. I
\ Wolcottville. Dec. 25th 1S43. r.
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WOTECE.

sgvr 9VVA ANA1o
TFHE subscribers having formed a co.
u partnership under the name and firm
Of 9 ninth e. Judd, .
for the purpose of retailing goods at the old
stand of A..C. Smith, they respectfully in
viie their friends and acquaintances to call
and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. They have just returned from
New York with large assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
cry, Hardware.
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS u GAPS,
Of the latest style and fashion, which they
are disposed to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods. A.. G. SMITH,
JESSE l.. JUDD.
All persons having unsettled accounts with
the subscriber viii oblige him very much
if they will call and settle the same either
by note or otherwise Immediately.
A. C. SMITH,
Litchfeld, May II, lS43. 81
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BOARDS, SHINGLES, LATH, 4

TTlHE Subscriber offers for sale an,
Il 100000 fl. Clear Merchantable & Re-
fuse Pine Plank.
6OO,O0O q. Clear ,Merchantable g. Refuse
Pine Boards.
100000 m. Pine & Cedar Shingles,
100000 Pine Eaih.
All ofwhich will be sold on the most fayor-
plainville, Fasmingfnnac Canal, Dec. l643
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LONG YEEEOW STORE.
PLASTER, FLOUR, SALT, &C.
TFHE Subscriber offer for sale
IL $50 ton Nova Scotia Plaster,
500 bbls. Sup. & Extra brand Flour,
1000 bushels Rock and T. l., Salt, togeth-
err with general assortment Of Groceries
which will be sold very cheap for cash.
II. Nj. WEIGH & Co.
Plainville, Dec. 1643. 6w 20
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Diarics 81 Litch led, s..
Probate CoGrt, Jan. 2, 1912.

~ STATE of ABEL OSBORNE, late of War
- rem, In said district, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the Court of Pro-
bate for said District, will be sold at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, on the 22d
day of January 1644 at o'clock inthe after
noon, so much of the Real Estate Of said de-
ceased, as will raise the sum Of two hundred
and sixty six dollars. Sale to take place on
the premises. Terms made known at the
time of sale. s,sg
80 MARTIN B. STRONG, Administrator.
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THE BANNER SrAFF.-Messrs. J. H. Forsyth
4 Co., received yesterday the great Clay Banner
staff. cut of the Ash of Ashland by the hand of
Henry Clay and hewn by the same hand, intended
for the prize banner Of the Baltimore Convention
It is Is feet long, four inches through at the base
and two at the top, and as straight and true in the
grain, almost. as the great Statesman himself.
Wheeling Times
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Persons ceiling for The above Letters win please
say they, are advertised. E
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from Georgia, and Methodist Clergyman, preach
ed in Washington last Sunday. Mr. E. Brooks of
the Express writes of him" At home he has been
known to preach sermon, try case in Court as
advocate, sit ON reference marry a couple, chris
ten child, and make stump speech-all between
sunrise and bed time, in one day" That will do.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-01-04

Daring BaTglGry.-This morning about o.
clock, a burglary was committed at the house Of
Hon. Archibald Mcintyre, in North Pearl street
The robber entered from the rear, through the win
dow Of Mr.. McIntyre's sleeping room to the third
story Mrs. M. saw him enter but was too much
agitated to give the alarm. The thief seized a
gold chronometer which was lying upon stand,
extinguished the light, and directed Mrs. M. to
deliver up what money there was in the house on
penalty Of instant DEATH He did not succeed, how
ever, in attaining his object.-.dlbGny Euening
Journal, Dee. 26th.
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Gov Shannoa, Of Ohio, > few weeks ago, gave in
his ADHESION to the political fortunes Of Presi-
dent Tyler. It's now said he is to receive the APP
pointment OF Minister to some foreign government.
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A young man named Bacon, of hitherto ire
proachable character, % years Of age. has beer
detected in stealing letters from the Albany post
Office. A number Of them were found on him, ant
the money recovered. He was buyer Of lotter,
tickets.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-01-04

Rev. II. c. TAYIOR.--We learn from Oberlin
that this hypccrte is out on bail, very much against
the sentiment Of that community, and that he made
sort Of confession at 0berlin on Thanksgiving
day, but the people look upon him as playing the
hypocrte still. We understand also that the
est punishment the laws can infict for his mani
fold crimes Is fine and imprisonment in the county
jail 49, ieoeiaad HerGld.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury,
Dithin and for The Disirict Of Sharon, on tie
26ih day Of DeceNebpfA n. 1eA3 sa4yses
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-01-04

Il Il stated that farmer lately died at Mcorsled,
Belgium, Of enormous dimensions. He was seven
Feef in circumference, and the calves Of his legs
were = large Is the body Of an ordinary man. His
coin was three feet wide and three feet deep, yet
ne completely filled il.
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