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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
DEAFNESS CURED,

COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
EOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains and the
discharge Of matter irem the ears; also oil
nose dIsagTeeabie noises. ike the buzzine Of
lnsecis. falling Of water, whlzzing Of steam, a c
&C winch are symptoms Of approaching deaf
ness ana also generally attendant with the dis
ease. For sale by Or J CRUMBACKER,
No i73. Main st, Sole Agent.
rus medicine is highly recommended and nu.
InerOus certificates are given, by very respect.
aple persons, OF the many astonishing cpres
which u has performed. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
no TIE 3.


" DENSisoS 81. q y pshNisoN,
DENNIsON HOUSE,,
Corner OF Main aud 9th cts. Cincinnati.
%RA TuNElS well known establishment
Issx1 ist-'y occupied by Col Jno Mo-
sssEX$ bic. and formerly by The Senior OF
our House, Is now opened under The
and propiie,orship o; the undersigned.
by whom its high reputation as a HOTEL OF
the first class will, IL is hoped, TO sustained.
Extensive additions have been made, and it
has been put IN the mos, borough repair, paint.
ed and rettted.
From the locality Of this house, being IN the
most central part Of The. city, equal distance
from Canal and steamboat, landings, render it
equally attractive and convenient to men OF
business and leisure.
To all who may favor them with a call. they
extend the assurance that no effort will be
spared by them TO render he visit OF ,heir guests
pleasant and agreeable.
DENNIsoN & SON.
ma, A 2m-Cin Gaz So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

NEW PUBLICATIONS. Lowrie Todd
IL or the Settlers in the Woods, by John
GaIi ,Esq;T h Dancing Feather or The Amanur
treebooter, by Professor Ingraham; The Con,
scfigi BlotherS,b by Alex Dumas; Edith Vernon
% oincinnaI keifIbuiiop; just received al
nST OF Main and Union SIS. ian 20
EPESH FRUiT.-Jost received mr. s,s.m..
Mail, from New Orleans: 3 boxes ~ IL.
Orangesj . boxes Creole Oranges; Q do Cec,is
emoRS 10 drums Figs; 10 boxes PINE Prnnc''
" JalS DO do IL boxes Sardinc,; Ter sale -
't SST"a PARKER'5,
| l9i Main ,lrset.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

HAVE removed heir f .,abli,hmeI to their
III New Buck Bni'ding, east side of MAR.
kET 81. a few doors below The Post on e,
where they have supplied themselves with a
aew and large Engine AMI other fixture fcr
their business, IN asupeI ior style,
They carry IN the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all its branches.
They have ,nlly on hand HydlsmtS OF
various DECEPTION, harers' kettles, water clos.
els, bath tubs, h., and cold shower baths, rr.
iorti f"r b'cichIng, chemical app r,iu>, lead
&C fins, patent hath pumps, lead pipes OF all siz
rs, sheet lead vi any thickness aud worked up
10 any manner OF io,m.
Water conducted through lcaden pipes om
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Also BEER PUMPS ited up to order.
LEATHER HOSE,
surerinr bumps lur country wells, Steam En-
yInrs sc. SC.
All order Il ank:ully received and punclu
ally attended Ia.
STEAM pow Err.
For manuiac'a'Ins purposes can he supplied
'o several descriptions OF mechanics, IN the
81 >Ioiy OF ,hei, building, or on the ground
10 u n very modera'e rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10. 40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
DIR. DUNCAN,S
REMEDY,
FOR
&C UMPTt0N,
DIR.

Colds, Coughs, Splitting OF Blood,
bronchitis, Dim Guilty OfBreath.
Ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOplng
Cough, Group, and all DIS.
eases Of the Liver and
u~o
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
THE THIRST FOR WAR!
The Washington Unlon of Thursday say:

Inc Washington Unon ol lhursuay says:
 For the Information of the numerous gallant cit- zens who will wish to avail themselves of appoint ments in the army. in expectation ofa rupture with Mexico, we deem it proper to state, what we have learned from the War Department, that the present military establishment can in no event be increased ac,fhout e previous lcgis'ation of Congress; and, of course, there will be such appointments to be made until first authorized by law. The militia only can be called ont in aid of the regular army, as now by law established.
 There are now attached to the army many super numerary graduates of the Military Academy, fit for the most active and important service.
 We are happy to notice the signs of patriotism and chivrlry which have been excited throughout the republic by the very first whisper of impending war. The gallant officers of our army and navy, eager for distinction in honest cause, are literal ly inundating the departments with their praise worthy applications Aactiye service while the people present an almost undivided front against the menancing attitude assumed by Mexico- Whole companies of citizens, we understand, have volunteered their aid in any efforts which the gov- ernment may assign them in the event ofhostilies; and, should general cali be made by the nation for volunteers, who can doubt the alacrity with which it would be answered by multitudes of fear. less spirits from every section of the country and especially from the green valley of the West
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
DIED,


 Al Harvinton. on the 11th inst. Adeline Eliza, youngest child of Deacon Wilys Clark, aged 6 years' On the 12tb. Mir. Wadsor S. Wilson, son of the late Stevens Wilson, deceased, aged g. On the same day. MT, Sylvester Cook, aged 43. On the o9d Mrs Esther Morse, wife of Alvin Morse, aged 59. - ,
 Williams, aged 25.
 Anoust 1sth' 1s45. Deacon Giles Ward, aged TT.
 The deceased was born in Somers, Conn.,, Dec. -. 176s. From that place, he removed to East Windsor. and in 1SO2 to this town. As man, he was marked by uprightness and dec'slon-as citizen. by love of order. and those noble lnsti- tutions beoueathed US by our Puritan fathers. lie became hopefully pious, few years after his re- moval, and united with the Church Tn Torrlngton, of which he constituted consistent member, for about 40 years and for six of the last years, an o- flee bearer. As Christian, he was distinguished for his solemntv, conscentiousness and meekness. From bitter opposer of the doctrines of grace, that bring the sinner in humble submission to the foot of the Cross he became by hls renewal, thcr ardent friend. He retiring Christian, '' nev- CT less alone than when most alone ;" for then he enjoyed in peculiar degree, communion with God. Tn conversation, he showed that Il e Bible was treasured in his mind, and cherished in bis heart for he poured forth abundantly its precious truths and never seemed more delighted, than when this blessed volume afforded the theme of conversation He loved Zion, and though he often spoke of her interests to the ears of others we have reason to believe he mentioned them oftener to the ear o l the Saviour And now he has gone, we can truly | say. He being dead, yet speaketh." /" The right eous shall be had in everlasting remembrance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
TO PHYSICIANS.

Doct. Robert IhOnlpSOn's Pel0ic Corset and .1b-
 dOminGI BGnd0ge, .Jor the cure of Pro-
 r... iGpsnS Uie1i. e.
 TTNTlE subscriber presents this to the notice of the 1 Medical Faculty, as possessing sunerior advan- tages over every kind of instruments for the same purpose and asks their attention to them.
 Having made arrangements for making them in this town, he is enabled put them at such prices as will place them within the reach of every patient.
 T. F. DAVIS, Litchfeld, Conn., The following certificate is respectfully submitted: have carefully examined the new Uterine Truss, invented by Dr. Robert Thompson, of Columbus, in this state and can confidently declare that it is un- questionahly the most perfect and useful insruuent of the kind flor the falling of the womb) ever offered to the public It differs essentially in its construction from Uterine Trusses, and is in all respects far su perior instrument. The Doctor has conferred great benefit on society by the invention of ths Truss.
 JOHN EBERLE, M. D. Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine, in the Medical College of Ohio. *3ml4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

New.York Cattle Market. Angus, o5.
 At market lsO0 Beef Cattle (lJ0 from the South, ) 50 Cows, 34oO Sheep and Lambs.
 PRIcEs-Becf Cafle<-A very dull market, and sales effected only at adecline. We quote $3 ss5 50, as the general range, with few choice at 6 cents. Left oyer 600 head.
 CO1Cs and CGLUeS-All at market sold at IA 70.
 Sheen and LonLs-Sheep may be quoted al 75 cents $$3, and Lambs, s7 1-2 cts. $S2 50, and a good demand.
 Hay-All at market taken at s7 12 cents $s1 12 1-2 pr cwt for loose; Brighton Market is over-stocked, and prices de- clined for Cattle and Sheep on the 18th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

ENHE Cour. of Probate for the District of l Sharon has appointed the undersigned Commissioners to receive, examine and ad- just the claims of the creditors of the estate of Hiram Johnson, late of Canann, in said district, deceased, and has limited and al- lowed six months from the 26,h day of July l645, for the exhibition to us of claims against said estate. We hereby give notice ing to the duties of our said appointment at the dwelling house lately occupied by said deceased in Canaan, on the 18th day of Sep tember 1945, and on the 25lh day of Janua- ry l946, at o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days. BENt. SEDGw1cK, Commits
 WM P. BURIAL, { sioners.
 So. Canaan, August llth, l845. l2
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
NOTICE.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the "A Town of Washington, on list of ls44, are hereby notified that have warrants for the collection of town tax on said list, and that I will meet them for the purpose of receiving the same at the store of G. B. Waller in New Preston, on Tuesday, the 2d day of September next; also, on Wednes- day, the 3d, at my shop in Washington.
 All persons neglecting to pay their taxes by the first day of October next, will be charged fees for collecting.
 GERsHon FENN, Collector.
 Washington, Aug. lA, lS45 13
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

The admirable facility now brought before us, 70 alleviate and cure Consumption, and its dreadful kindred afflictions, is at once the most important and interesting item of news we can introduce to our readers. The agency made here for the sale of Mir. Brinckerhof1's Health Restorative is an essen- tia addition to force of arms against those dis eases. Where others fail of cure. this concentra- tion of medicinal power, performs the complete extirpation of the evil. 21
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
M. N. BUTLER, Clerk.

At Court of Probate hoide,, at Liichfeld, srith-
 in and forhe District of Litehfeld, on the 14th
 dag cf .lugusf. fl. D. 1s4S:
 Present.. Ralph Q. Cainp, Judge.
 O ward Phelps, ot ltitchGeld, in said District to A. c. Smith and Tomlnsoh Wells; of said Litch: field, in trus for the benefit of all the creditors of August, iS45, at 9 o'clock in the fore noon. at the Probate Office in Ltchield fot the appointment of Commissioners to receive, examine, and sdlas. the PheIns. at inc time of such assignment; and said Tiustees are directed give notice of this order. by advertising the came in newspaper printed in the he nnbc sign post in said Lch6eid nearest the place of residence of said Assgnor that all persona interested, may appear, if they see cause, and be heard relative 10 sad appointment.
 1s RALPH c. CAMP. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
JOHN S. CRAY & Go. SmccessoTs io GiIbeFt & Domaaasora, Importers of EngIish and German
 H AR, h Nt ARE.
l00 MAIN STREET. HARrFoRD, CoxN.


 l0O MAIN STREET, HARTFORD, CoNr. FOR COUNTRY MERCHANTS. A FULL Stock of American; English. "A and German Hardware, Cutlery, and Fancy Goods. American Goods on coti- sigDmeui, at Manufacturers' prices. English and German Wares of OUR OWN IMPORTATION, at the lowest New York and Boston prices.
 FOR MANUFACTURERS. Shuttles, Pickers, Brushes, Files, Iron and Brass Wire, Paper, Twine, Gsc. including every thing in our line of business.
 FOR MECHANICS. Saws, Edge Tools, Bench Planes; and atl the variety of Mechanics Tools; of the best quality that can be obtained-with a com. plete assortment of Cabinet Trimmings.
 FOR BUILDERS.
 Wood Screws, Patent Butt Hinges, Cut and Wrought Nails, Mortice and Rim Locks, with Silver Plated, Rose Wood and Brass Trimmings. Pumps, Lead Pipe, We'll Chains, Oven Mouths, and all the Trim- mings necessary for House Building, Of the most approved kinds.
 FOR FARMERS
 Shovels, Forks, Hoes, Spades, Scythes, Sickles, Snaths, and Farming Utensils gena orally.
 FOR HoUsEKEEpERS. Brass Kettles, Andirons, Shovels & Tongs, Bedons, Tea Trays, Lamps, Hollow Ware. Gridirons, Coffee Mills, &c.-Every thing in the Hardware line wanted for Housea keeping. .
 FOR SPORTsMEN. Guns. Pistols. Percussion Caps, Game Bags, Powder Flasks, Shot Bags and Pouch- es, Fish Hooks and Lines; Traps of various kinds, &c.-All at wholesale and retail. Hartford, Aug. IA, ls45. 4w13
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

.1t Court Qf Probate hoIdrn at Litchfeld, ,cith-
 in and for the District of Litchfeid, on he 14th
 dayof August, 4. D. 1S45.
 Present, Ralph c. Comp. J4dge.
 TERTAlN estate having been assigned by George O Bolles Of Ltchield in said District, to Charles Jnnes of said Litched in trust for the benefit of all the creditors of said Bo'les, this Court doth ap- point the 18th day of August. I545, at 10 o'clock in for the appointment of Commissioners to receive, ex- anime, and adjust the claims of all who were the creditors of the said George B,lles, at the time of such assignment And said Trustee is directed to give notice of this order, by advertising the same in a newspaper printed in the County of Ltchfeld and by posting the same the public sigr.post in said Ltchheld, nearest the place of residence of said signor, that all persons interested. may appear, If they cause, and be heard relative to said ap- pointment. Certified bv
 l3 RALPH c. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

INT OTfCE.-The inhabitants of the village of IN Ltchfeld are hereby warned to meet at the Town Room in said village on Tuesday the 2d day of September next at o'clock P. M. to elect off, cers for the year ensuing. Also to lay tax and to do any other proper business which may be laid before said meeting. By order of the President,
 STEPHEN TRowBRIDGE. Litchfield, Aug. 26, lS45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
Notice

ITS hereby given to the residents and non l residents, liable by law, to pay town tax of six cents on inc dollar, in the east part of the town of Harwinton, on the as- sessment list of le44, that will meet them at the store of E. & F. w. Barwells, in said Harwinton. on Monday the 9th day of Octo- Der, 1s45, for the purpose of receiving said tax. All persons neglecting this notice, may expect to pay lawful fees for collecting.
 WILLIS CATLIN, Collector,
 Harw inton, Aug 26. lS45> *l4J
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
N o T I c F. .

THE undersigned, Assignee of certain Estate, \ real and personal, assigned to him by George Bolles of Li,chfed nn the 9ih day of August, ls45 in trust for the benefit of the creditors ot said Boes hereby gives notice, that by and with the advice at consent of the Court of Probate for the District o Litchfrd, he has appointed and employed the ssid George Bolles, his Agent for the sale and disposal of said personal estate, and that he is legally ai horsed 10 act as such Agent according to the stat. ute in such case provided
 CHARLES JONES, Assignee. Litchfed, August l4h l845 I3
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

.At q Court of Probate hoiden ot Plymouth. ,cifh-
 in and for the District of Piymonfh, on He 12N
 day of August, fl. D., 1915.
 Present, Henry B. Grnues, Esq, Judge. TNHlS Court doth direct Albert Weton and Sim \ con Philips. Esqrs.. ass:gnees of the estate of Heman and Hiram Welton. coparners under the firm of H. Welion 8c Co.,. of Plymouth. in sad dis trct, assigned for the benefit of All their creditors, to give notice to all persons interested in the estate o said assgnors to appear if they cause, before the Court of Proba e, be holden at the Probate Office in said district, the 18th day of September next. at 4 o'clock. P. M. to beheard relative 10 the ap- pontment of Commissioners on said estate, by post ing said order of notice public sign post in said town of Plymouth. nearest the place where the said assignors reside, and by advertising the same in a newspaper published in Lirchfeld, in said county. and in the Hartford Courant paper published in Hartford County Certified from Record, l2 Attest, M. N. BUTLER, Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
TEXAS.
The Union publishes the following letter:

The Union publishes the following letter:
 GALVESTON, Aug. 9, 1S45.
 We have no late intelligence from the Conven- tion. Rumor says that the President has left Washington for Austin, having been invited to do so by the Convention, who wish to get his consent to change our form of Government immediately The manner in which it is proposed to do this, is not known do not believe Pres. Jones will consent 10 any such measure. His friends here, generally, are of the same opinion. have every reason to believe that Mai Donelson, so far as he is concern ed, would decidedly disapprove of such move do not believe, however, that any thing can, by possibility be done to defeat annexation. The peo- pie are determined upon it, and if is to be hoped that no precipitate action the part of those dele gated to act for them, will throw difficulties in its way; and am satisfied, in my own mind. that President Jones will do all in his power to carry out the expressed wishes Of the people. He will do it in proper season, and in proper way; and have no doubt but he will in all matters, show him. self worthy of the high confidence of the people of Texas.
 .Merican .Niscs -The Washington Union of Friday says -" We are not advised that our Gov ernment has received any late despatches or fur | ther information from Mexico Our precautIona- " preparations are still advancing with great spr it." The New Orleans papers of the 18th and 9th contain no news of any great importance-noth- ing that throws any additional light upon the in- l tentions of Mexico.-.N Y. Tribune.
 1 Democratic COnsisteney.-That "jewel" in the democratic faith-consistency-i rarely more strikingly exemplifed, than in the following. C. 1 P. Danforth. editor of the Nashua, N. H. Gazette in his paper of Nov. 10th. ls43. thus indignantly spurns the proposed Annexation of Texas:-
 o The evils that will be entailed upon the North by the admission of Texas into the Union | are INcALcULABLE, GREAT, BAsE-BEYONL ALL HUMAN COMPREHENSION! '-@ The object and design throughout ALL IS BLACK l AS INK-AS BITTER AS HELL !!T'
 Since the election of Polk, this pink of demo cr.cv has been appointed postmaster at Nashua and what a wonderful change has come over thu ss spirit of his dreams :" On the 10th of July 1s45, he halls the consummation of this |" "hclish' scheme, in the following strain of exultation =
 ssCREAT t-GOOD D!!-GLORIOUS!!!
 TEXAS IS ANNEXED TO THE UNITED,
 STATES "'
 | Hdmpshire Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

Al Court of Probate holden at LifchGeld,
 auithin and for the district of Litchfeld, on
 the 19h day of August, A. D. ls45.
 Present, Ralph G. Comp, Esq. Judge. TERTAIN Estate having been assigned O by Sidney Peck, of Litcbfield, in said district, to William l.. Smedley, of said creditors of said Sidney Peck, this Court doth appoint the 18th day of August ls45' at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the Pro- bate Office in LtchfeId, for the appoint ment of Commissioners 10 receive, examine, and djust :he claims of all who were the creditors of the said Sidney Peck, at the time of such assignment, and said Trustee is directed to give public notice of this or. der, by advertising the same in a newspa. per printed in the County of Litchfield; and by posting the same on the public sign pos, in said Litchfield, nearest the place of resi-. dence of said Assignor-that all persons in- terested, may appear, if they see cause, and be heard relative to said appointment.
 13 KALfH U. LAMP, Judge. .lt Court of P,obnte holden at Litchfeld, scih-
 in and .for the District of Litclfeld, on Me
 14M day of August, 1915.
 Present, Ralph G. Camp, Judge. HESITATE of Stiles D. Wheeler, of Litchfield. an EA ass gning Debtor.
 ORDERED, That the Trustee account with said es- late be exh bed for examina tion and settlement, al the Probate Office in Liichfed, on the 8th day of September. lSi5, at 10 o'clock in ihe forenoon.- And that all persons interested therein, may have notice of this order, the Trustees of said estate are directed 10 publish copy thereof, in public news paper printed in the County of Ltchheld, and post a like copy the public sign post in the village of Ltch6eld, at least two weeks before said 9th day of September. Certified hy
 i3 RALPH c. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
FOR SALE

FOR SALE, | TWO Horse Lumber Wagon, N Two or ose Horse Wagon, Set Double Harness. Two Horse Lumber Sleigh, Running part for do lVeneer Saw and Frame, lOG Machine, l Horse, &c. &c.
 Apply to GEORGE SEYMOUR. Litchfeld, August 18th, 1s45. 1;
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28
Certified from Record. i,
 Attest, M, N. BUTLER, Clert

.N e Court of Probate holden at Plymouth ,cith-
 in and tor the District of Plymouth, co Me
 14M day of August, .A D. 1s45.
 Present, Henry B. Grnoes, Esq. LMge,
 T1HIS Court doth direct Bonnet Humaston and l. Bonnet Hubbard. Assignees of the Estate of Benjamin Smub. m insolven. debtot; ih said dis ric assigned for the benefit Of all His EfeHors. to give notice to all persons interested in the esate of Court of Probate to be holden at the Probate Office in said district on the 18th day Of September, at o'clock, F. M.. to be heard relative to the appoint said order O! notice public sign post in said town of Plymouth. nearest the place where the said Smith resides. and by advertising the same in news. paper published in E,Shie!d. n Lischfsld County.
 1s ~ ~ M. N. BUTLER, Clerk. E
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

fl q Court of P,Obate holden ct Plymouth, aoith- in and for Me District of Plymouth, Ol Me 12N day T August, fl. D. 1s45.
 Present, Henry B. Graves, Esq, Judge. TENHlS Court dohd Samuel T. Salisbury, Esq. l assignee of the estate of Augustus B. Curtiss, an insolvent debtor ofPlymouh in id district, assign ed for he benefit of all his creditors, to give notice to appear, if they see cause) before the Court of Probate, to be holden the Probate Office m said district. on the 18th day of September next at three o'clock, P. M, to he heard relative 10 the appoint. ment of Commissioners said estate, by posting said order of notice public sign post in said town o Plymouth, nearest the place where the said assignol resides and hv advertising the same in newspaper published in Lrtchfield in said county.
 Certified from Record,
 Attest, M. N . BUTLER Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-28

A LL persons liable to pay taxes in the "A town of Kent, on list of 1644, are here- by notified that we have variants for the collection of a town and state tax on said list, and thnt we will meet them for the pur- pose of receiving the satne; at the Inn of J. H. St. John in said town, on Saturday the 4th day of October, 1945. from one to four o'clock, P. M., on said day. All per- sons neglecting to pay their taxes on said day, may expect to pay cost:
 SMITH STUART, Collector of Town tax.
 EDWARD ScHEMEkHoRN, Collector
 of State Tax. Ksn&, Aue~.. 1e.h, le45. *I3