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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

POISONING INFANTs.-We learn from the Rich.
mond Star that an infant ch of family in that
city recently died under IT, symptoms Of having
been poisoned. The child had been in the care Of q
black woman, who protested her innocence, and
seemed much srieved at the death OF the child A
dry or two afterwards, the child of one Of the ser.
wants OF the house was left in charge OF the same
woman, and died like the first. She was then igd-
" searched, and IN private pocket OF her dress was
found vial OF oil OF tanzy and some corrosive subll
mate. Three OF her own children had died unde!
circumstances which induce the belief that they
all fell victims TO her cruel hand. The Star says:
Nothing but the heart of very devil could have
moved her 10 such a shocking deed. Her treatment
had been uniformly kind, and the family put great
confidence in her worth; and ii seems TO have bern
fendish love OF taking life alone that actuated the
wretch in taking those innocent live
u The earthly remains of VIRGIL MAxcY,
Esq-one Of the sufferers by the late affective
occurrence on board the Princeton-which, at
the desire of his widow were taken to his resi-
dence at Tulip Hill, on West river, by his SON.
in-law, Captain Hughes, U. S. A., and John
Mercer, Esq. zone of his earliest and nearest
lriends,) were depositedin the family burial place
on Saturday afternoon, attended thlther by nu-
merous train of mourning friends and nelghbors,
by whom his loss is deeply depored. Nat. Int
FROM HAvANA-Om news from Havana is to
the 2lst ult Nothing ofntcrest, except pretty
extensive fire, which consumed a number OF
houses in Farruca and Palomar-stS. The papers
arc filed with accounts ofthc masquerades. teteS,
riots assassinations and other characteristic incl
dents. Nothing about the Matanzas lnsurrcc-
ton. Great dissatisfaction is expressed at the ia-
yortism Of the new Gov. General.
II In the case of James E. Hewitt, slave,
indicted for a capital offence, that of attempting
to poison Mrs. Anne Jefiers, of Washington, the
Jury on Tuesday, returned verdict of " Not
Guilty"
FrRE.-A very destructive fire occurred in
Clarksvillc, Ga. on the 18th inst. consuming
among other valuable buildings the Habershaw
and Eagle Hotels. Loss from Is to 100000
supposed to be the work of an incendarv.
A M1sTAKE.-The Louisville Journal i" learns
that the rumor of Judge Porter's having left Mr..
Clay large legacy is erroneous. He left him
his breast pin, but nothing more.'
1.-THE Treasurer of Cincinnati was robbed
of a pocket book containing 5000 in cash and
$500 in city orders at temperance gathering in
that city the other day. The orders were return
ed.
Patrick Dougherty of Brooklyn was found dead
in his bed on Tuesday Mr.. D. was - years Of
age and is supposed to have died from disease Of
the heart.
u One of the Madison Bank robbers was ar,
rested in Louisville on the 26th ult.
q Buffalo Harbor continues free from ice.
tY The Spring opens upon with violent
snow-stornl. The snow commenced falling last
night and now lies several inches deep in our streets
Alb. Eve. Journal, Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

PREMIUM RA zoR S1RopS-The first premium at the FAIRS
the American Institute has been awarded after year TO
6. Saunders for the invention of the Metallic Tablet with
four sdes-No side having the effect Of hone :" thou us
ing OF, or water The other sides are for keeping the
with fine sneoth edge, that, with Of them, Razors
can kept peec, order without having recourse TO cut
Ter or barber Ii used and recommended By the first cut
ers OF England and certified By the mes, scientific gentlemen
in this country It's great celebrity has cauEed countsEeIts
and nnnmerable which easily be detected by
h and imperfect surface of what j, called hs Tablet
- the original being smooth and polished Mandatory
No ls3 Broadway, New York mh7 3teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
DanteI O,Conneu.

The Committee Of Arans sements for the repetition
by Rev. Mr.. GILES of his eloquent and discerning
lecture on DANIEL O'CoNNELL, met last evening at
Washington Hall, and adopted measures for secur-
ing the Tabernacle and an audience commensurate
with the interest of the subject and the merit of the
Orator. Mr. O'Connell has been before the world
for years, as the fearless and incorrupuble advo-
cate not only Of Irish but Universal Liberty-his
motives and principles, however, like those of every
other public man, no matter how pure, have not al
ways escaped censure and Misrepresentation his
position and the sacred cause he is engaged in re-
Qure that they be justified in his person, and Rev.
MIR. GILES will repeat his Lecture the Goth inst.
an excellent opportunity of hearing his public cha
racter lmpartaliy portrayed by scholar, philoso-
pher and Christian is offered to the truth-seeking md
unprelndced. We trust there will be bounteous
house.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

~ The sale of the first number OF Harper's Pic
torel Bible has already reached THIRTY THOUSAND
COPIES, and orders still coming in. They now
anticipate sale of fifty thousand The increase of
business consequent upon the adoption of the cheap
republication system, and upon the large sale Of
the Bible requires more accommodation than is az
forded by the two immense buildings occupied by
this house, and they are about TO put up four
story building, extending from the rear of the Cliff
street building to Pearl-sireet, covering plat of
ground about 30 by 20 feet. Eight new presses Of
great capacity TO be placed in this building to
te employed mainly on the splendid Bible spoken
Of Weare truly glad TO these signs OF prosperity
in the BUSINESS OF these enterprising brothers. and
we trust their shadows may never be less.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
POLICE OEFICE

BURGLAEY.-Last night the house Of Mr.. Mer-
eroe No 2O Madison entered with false key,
and robbed ola cloak and other articles.
ASSAULT AND THEFr,-Last night, a young
the dwelling of Miss Louisa sinclair No s. Lispenard street
and beating her severely stole her rocks and
shirts and ST. with which he off, bur being caught
committed.
LARcEN1Es.-George Cummings was arrested
for stealing pair beos s. T. secor, Ne Cour,and
Thomas Knowles was arrested and committed
for ,,ealng7 from the Of Messs Ballard Ea-
cv. No 81 Pearl street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

Tsy W.,HlsGroy TEMPERANCE GUARDS Al IL This
arRspctE THIS EvEs,so.-The COMPANY WI. pT,nd and
a.,roon with the splendid band from Governors
ait seito muske taken viii, the Hssian' BY our aIs
~ ,hs h,t,l. Of Trenton By particular arrangement and
f p,or s at will repeat thar oquen Grafton in vse'
We max a p,Usic W. say 20 and you will Se deish.so
,bs we're hee on the 2ist the ave of the
,hs Fshs of our County need not nge pa' ne s,
sag 70 81 fsnIs will have ofhsarng Pref Mai''. "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

szS Rev. VIM H. CLAIMING will lecture in the
Society Library tomorrow evening on the OdJec-
tions to association We do hope those who feel
an interest in this subject and especially all who be-
eve it worth considering, and yet entertain serious
objections will be present this occasion. This is
probably the last Of the Lectures given on the sub
ect this season, and we are confident it will be the
best Friends OF Association trust you, at least,
will be present, and will persuade your friends also TO
come
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

~ HARPEn's ILLUMINATED BIBLE at Twenty Cean ps p
number-s,ua.t's magnificent full length POhIRAii o ",
WASHINGTON given FREE CHARGE TO the n', ..S =, 80
subscribers only, No. II Park Row The Portrait his
% inches in .ze and is executed on copper by Kelly OF INV
c,y in the very best style OF Line Engraving, and Is
from the celebrated painting by Stuart for the city Oh DI
,on The Portrait will be delivered with the 81 NJ %
Bible, and will be neatly framed il desired az rom ~
upwards. Country sgent. supplied upon liberal terms
"'"~'N7' O.W. CRAIG. AGENT +
II Park Row
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
BY This Mornings Mail.

MARrLAND.-The Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal bill was virtually rejected in the Maryland
House of Delegates on Tuesday-the House hav-
ing voted to strike out the enacting clause 50 to
81. Thus the whole bill falls. The Legislature
adourns on the 9th inst. On Monday the bill
abolishing Imprisonment for Debt passed the
Senate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

PRAcrIcAL RECEIPT BooK.--This is acollec-
ton Of valuable Receipts in every branch OF Arts,
Manufactures, Science, Cooking, &c. expressed
briefly and unders,andingly. Some idea OF the quan
rity of information contained in this volume may be
gathered from the fac, that the Index, in double CO.
columns, occupies thir'y-two pages II Is very
u,eful work. Mark H. Newman, 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

WASHINGTON MoNUMEST.-We have received a
magnificent Lithographic View of the Monument to
Washington proposed 10 be erected in this city. 1t
is drawn by c. Pollard Architect, snd is from the
lthographic press of E. Jones, l2S Futonst. The
Monument is to be built in the pointed Gothic style,
and its plan is that OF Pentagon, 68 feet in diane
ter, and the whole hight of the structure, from the
walk to the top Of the crockett OF the pinnacle 425
feet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
Pennsylvania.

After an arduous but amicabe contest between
the friends of Judge JOHN BANKS, of Berks Gen.
JAMES Irwin, NJ. c., Of Centre, and Gen. JOSEPH
MARYLE, of Westmoreland, the latter was, on the
second day of the Convention and on the twenty
second ballot, nominated for Governor of Penn
sylvania on Tuesday afternoon. The three can
didates ran nearly even for several ballots, Gen.
Irwin usually leading, but Gen. Markle some
times ahead, until Judge Banks's friends, finding
him lowest on the list, dropped off, and single
handed ballot between Markle and Irwin gave the
former the nomination by fpe majority, The
following was the state Of the balloting on the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

D. The U. 5. Ship of the line DELAWARE,
Com. Morris, arrived at Norfolk on Tuesday
evening from the Mediterranean station. She
attempted to ge' into Boston, but was blown off.
She brings home all the sick in the Squadron,
fifteen in number
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

HISTORICAL AGENCY OF NEw-YoRK.-Tne New
York Historical Society III its las, meeting appoint
cd Committee to investigate the documents trans
mi,ted 10 this country by the European Agent ap-
pointed BY the Governor regarding our Colonial his
tory and TO report TO the Society the character and
nature of the same. The Committee consists OF
WIN. 3. Lawrence, Esq. Rev. Thomas De Witt Hon.
Harmanus Bleecker, H. R. Schoolcratt, George
Folsom and VIM. L. Stone, Esqrs resolution
was also passed authorizing the Committee TO ad'
dress Memorial to the Legislature TO request that
the Documents procured by the Agent in Europe
be deposited with the Society.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

IHUEsD4Y, March 5, i8ii.
SUPREME CoURT oE THE UNITED STATEs.-No.
"a. Stoddard al raiuts in Henry w. Cham
hers The argument Of this concluded by Mr..
Ewing for the plaintiffs in error.
No 29 Nathaniel Burwell appellant Us Daniel C,wood It
al The argument of this cause continued by Nh Neae
for the appellant and by NJ. Smith far th. appellee.
The Court ANNOUNCED it: determination adjourn next sa-
tuIdav week, the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
COURT CALENDAR This DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 10, II, -, l3, l, 7, 3,
5, 6, "A, Is, II, l8, l9, 20, 2l %, %, "a, 25,
26, p, %, 30, 33, "a, 35, 36, 81, SO, SO, DO
Two Courts.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. so, 50, SO, 54, 55, Sc,
81, II, 50, SO, 60, 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

u The election for State Senator in New
Orleans to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Hon. Albert Hoa, took place on the 26th
ult. Our New-Orleans dates are only to that
day. Christian Rozelius, Esq as already stated,
was the Wing candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
CITY INTELLI NCE.
CIRCUIT COLI

CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.
Albert B. Van Cott, Us. William II. Sharpe
Action for Grim ConDoma2es laid $40 OOe.Ths case
contiruei.-Robert w Flanagan baker. testified
witnessing ndecae conduct the part Of defendant, before
Mrs. Van Cott, and attempting 10 kiss her. Miss Caroline
Lockwood gave similar testimony Had Shape sitting
Mrs Van Cote, lap and kissing her neck also knew them
BE- after the family had retired late night &c
George Badger testimony, seeing Mr.. Van Cott
feqenly kiss other ladies than his wife. Mary Huntley
(foruefiy Miss idl) testified 10 Mir Sharpe being admitted
TO Mrs Van Colts bedroom while the latter was dressing
knowing him have frequently kissed her 10 have sent wit
away ns erand, when they Mrs an Cott
Shap) together and OCCASION she ound the
doors fast her Sharpe generally came TO the house
in Orchard street when Mr. Van Cett absent Has seen
signal hanging from tie window. Saw Shape and Mrs.
Van Cot in the stable Wilms5urxh under suspicious
circumstances, sc.
The case will be resumed to day.
q. STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge BETrs.
Preserved Ca ge, otherwise George Gaige)
arragned charge forged Treasury
Five seamen recently belonging to the bark La
Grange placed trial charged with attemptto
rev at during voyage fiom Bordeaux, The will be
continued this forenoon.
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge VANDERrooL.
Madame De La Have VS.. The Rev. Antoine
VerranTh- anonymous letters charging the plaintiff
with n;emperance and grossly ndeicate conduct at
mtted evidence and proved to be the handwriting OF Mr.
Verel Mr.. Whiting viii open for the defence this forenoon.
COURT OF SEsSlONs..... Before the RECORDER and
Aldermen ScoLEs and LEE.
TRIAL FOR FALSE PRETENcE.-The trial of Ed
F. Burke obtaining S327 worth Of goods b. false
peence N-ssrs Benson Fish, ia Front street. III Au-
gust last was resumed the part OF the defence.
The testimony closed and w. NJ. Plice summed up Tor
defence with his usual ability.
He was followed by joseph l. White, ESD who was re-
tanned by the creditors behalf Of the prosecution and who
clear succnc aba agumentatve and eloquent manner,
summed up tho for the peopedwe!ng with great EN-
pass the importance the community and 10 he cause
public justice of punishing By their verdict such frauds
these.
The Recorder charged the jury the law and facts this
expouudng the law aud applying II 10 the facts OF the
case, which he re-sated az given IN evidence.
The Jury rered and after absence of three quarters Of
ar hour returned into Court with verdict of Guilty
The prisoner was then ordered stand committed for
tence unless he 600 unexceptonabe hail. Not giving
the required bail, he was committed.
The Grand Jury came into Court with num-
Der of bills and returned their deliberations,
FoRFEIruREs.-Sarah Brown, indicted for pc
tit larceny William OBrien, for isdemeanor resisting
Officer and John Getty for assault and batterscverey
eautng appearance their recognZances forfeited
The Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

The portrait which embellishes "The Hy-
pocTite," spoken of yesterday, we were mistaken in
supposing to have been that of Mr. James Arlington
Bennett There is certainly likeness, but we are
assured that il is entirely accidental.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

CoNcERT.-We ask the attention of the lovers OF
good Guitar Music TO the programme Of the Concert
to be given this evening at Rutgers Institute by
Signor BiSI, the eminent performer that instru-
ment and recently from Italy. Messrs. Schnept and
Silva, both guitarsts OF rare excellence, are also
announced-,hus rendering the occasion unique and
brilliantly attractive.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

MArrrrr's FAREWELL LKcIuRE-Thss, Rev. Professor
MAttIrT will deliver Lecture on FRIDAY ESehlns etil
east OF Third Avenue snbj-e5- Woman as she 'Soud @
arss OF the Lecture will be appropriated fox the benefit
a5 eent, 10 be had at the offices Of the CONNER
cal Advertiser and Evening Post the Methodist Book Hoc
os Mulberry street and the OF James Armstrong
y =; = G bu;t. ;bsasa @ ,r; he IN ,f,sndsuc. NH 2t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

Gss' H. who writes us suggestions for the i'm
proyement of the morals and leisure OF Journey
men Printers, ought to know better if he is in
deed Printer, than to write on both sides of his
paper. We approve of his suggestions in the
main, but do not see how they apply to Journey
men Printers more than to other Mechanics
To such considerations should be given more
General direction, else they will seem invidious
True, the Journeymen need common Reading
Room, Library and Conversation Room, free
froE, the poison of Alcohol. When shall they
have them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
sonoo, and miscellaneous BOOKS &C.
'9o'' ,IrIIJJAM K. CORNWELL,

40 Rsor.r street, three doors from Pearl street.
90 % ~ LOWEST RATES. School and shseeals.
u.on, Books, Blank Books Papers oal', snd
in general to which he invites the attention o.
mil smDisGsmWis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

II Hon. JonS WnlrE, a: present member
of Congress from Kentucky, has been appointed
a Circuit Judge by the Governor and Senate OF
that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

y w. E. ROBINSON of New Haven, CT. will
lecture in Halls Buildings, Brooklyn, at O'Clock,
in vindcation of the Irish Character and Of the Re
peal Cause. He will bo well worth hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

Er A correspondent writes us reproving the
use of language in speaking of Mr.. Clay which
savors of worship and often borders on irrev-
erence He is right but we hope this paragraph
viii suffice without publishing his communica-
ton. Let the error be corrected universally Mr..
Clay ia but man, though great and good one,
and must bepained, his judicious friends are, by
adulatory language which exalts him above all
human excellence.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

The American Museum pats forth the most superb al
ops ever offered city and wouder that the large
saloon crowded nightly when The kentne MnisEf rs an@ an
whole company talented performers TO De hefo
or cents The Gypsy Queen IS still
70 the and OF the visiter OF the eta
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

XXXIVTH DIsrRIcT.-The Wings of this Dis
trict have chosen ALBERT FL. PORTER of Niagara
their Delegate to the Baltimore Convention and
LEMuEL c. PAINE his substitute in case of the
inability of MIR. Porter to attend
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

NEw-JERsEy.-The Wings of the Hid Dis
trict held Convention at Belvidere on the 29th
ult.-Hon. ]. P. B. Maxwell presiding-and Sc
lected WHITFIELD S, JOHNSON of Sussex Co. for
Delegate to Baltimore and Aaron Robson of
Warren as alternate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

So Gen. JOSEPH MARKLE is the Wing candidate
for Governor of Pennsylvania, and though we
would have personally preferred Gen. IRWIN, who
is one of the ablest and somdcst men IN the state
we believe the right man has been selected. Gen.
Markle was Captain under Gen. HARRISON IN
his Indian and British Campaigns and dlstm-
guished himself by gallantfy and good conduct IN
every way. He has for years been nearly buried
alive under the heavy Loco-Foco majority III
Wcstmoreland, but we are confident he will dig
out now. He has great personal worth and pop
ularlty.
The Loco Convention was still fighting at
our last advces but it was settled that Henry A.
Mulenberge of Berks, defeated by Ritner IN the
triangular contest of 1855 will be nominated.
He must be beaten.
SIMEON GuLPoRD of Northumberland, has been
nominated for Canal Commissioner by the Wings
and WILLIAM B. REED of Philadelphia and JOHN
SrRoAm OF Lancaster for State Delegates to the
Baltimore Convention.
The Whig Convention was exactly lull-every
District and County having full Delegation
present; the Locos were full, and some over,
having double Delegations from several Districts.
They had not got through with settling these
troubles at the last advices, but several test votes
had been taken, which assured the nomination Of
Muhlenberg. Just as we would have it.
OHIo.-The two Houses of the Legislature
have compromised so as to elect "a State Trea-
surer and Judges in place of those whose terms
have already expired, leaving the Secretary Of
State (whose term expires in May to stand over.
The vote was as follows
For State Treasurer:
Joseph Whitehi Wing, SO Geo w. Stokes LAS
For President Judge lid Circuit:
Eben Newton. .........53 David X. Carter .43
Blanks 3. Newtons mail Van R. Humphrey Q
Do. Of the Th Circuit:
John Pearce J. w Belden. -43.
The following Associate Judges were likewise
elected, (a Whigs:)
CO. aurora spadSd Wood Co. William sa
Co James l. Gage Morgan Co Joseph Barker Washington
CO. Eoratio Cox hluskngnm Co DAVID Johnson, H9ck-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

SUPERIOR COURT Before Judge VANDERpooL
Madame De La Haye VS.. The Rev. Antoine
Verren-Th- TWO anonymous letters charging the plaintiff
with n;emperance and grossly ndelica.e conduct, al
itts in evidence and proved be the handwriting OF Mr.
Verren Nh Whiting will open for the defence this forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

- ceueral Conmitrcc Of Democratic
yEHig Young Men.-A SPECIAL meeting or this Com
Mite Viii be held the Broadway house on fIiaay I've
ling the Sth OF March, at y O'CLOCK by oSGeI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

Aden v. Medberry Mercer Go. Samuel Bradbury Sleis
Co. Aurora Spaifold Wood Co William saIstI, ScotS
Co. Korao j. Coz hluskingum CO. Dayd Johnson, H9ck k
Ing Co, David G. Whon, Gallia Co Samuel Trey Mar
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-08
NO HUMBUG,

Look Gt this one minute ! NO. I. bring your bug
 IMPORTANT WANTS. <.
 no you want superfinc Wheat Flour No D l, manufactured from western wheat fresh and new, wholesale prices by the bar. rel? Do you want No. 2 Wheat Flour! Do you want No. 3 Wheat Flour! Do you want Graham Flouri Do you want Wheat Grits, No. |! Do you want superfine Rye Flour Do you want snperfne Buckwhcat Flour Do you want Corn Meal. No. |! Do you want Wheat bran or shorts! Do you want rye bran! Do you want Rye! Doyou want Corn! Do you want Buck Wheat!
 If you do please call at the MILL at BAN TAM FALLS. There you find the suDscri- Der, and with him you can make good bar. gain and have all your wants supplied.
 All the farmers of this vicinity, and all those that work hard to get their bread corn. are invited to call at this mill. Your work will be done on short notice, with economy, quantity. and quality. The mill is in first rate order (with run of stOnes) and kept so by one that has been in this business for l6 long years. Feb. l644-3wS6*.f
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-08
A CARD.

The subscriber hereby tenders his sincere thanks and grateful acknowledgements to his church and congregation, for their very liberal and generous ' annual donGtios"-a practical and substantial exposition of those words of the apostle" Be ye warmed and filed" For this and every r.s. :,.. - preston of their kn.1c5s ana esteem, may He that ministereth seed to the sower both minister bread for their food. and naltiply their seed sown, and increase the fruits of their righteousness, being riched, in e1e,y thng, to all bountifulness-t2 Cor 9: 10, 11.) And may He also give unto them good measure, pressed down and shaken together and running over-(Luke G:3S.) s. DAY.
 Wolcottville, Feb. ,, 1SiI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-08
FOR. SALE.
HHE valuable Farm belonging II to the estate of Jose oh Earn.

A VIE vaiuaole rarm oe,ong'ng
 t!!! am deceased. situated and l-2
 miles East of the Meeting Hr .so in South Farms, containing about = ,e bun. dred acres, suitably divided i- X Meadow Flowing, Pasture and Woodland is well watered by springs :..nd a never failing stream running directly through it. There is on said farm large two story Dwelling House, nearl; new: Woodhouse. Wagon house, Granary, one large Barn, new, one small Barn, and three Cow w-houses, with one half of Crate Cider Mill.
 There is variety of good fruit trees on said farm, such as apples. pears. cherries and grapes. The farm is in high state of cultivation; the buildings and fences arc in good repair. For further particulars en- qnire of inc subscribers, living ncar the premises. DANIEL H. FARNAM.
 3m 37 LEHMAN H. FARNAM.
 Litchield. South Farms. Feb. 5th lS44