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LATE ARRIVALS.

we s have received. FROM Phiia1e phia
and New, York, our Spring supply G O
= ~ DRUGS. s.MEDECINES.G CHEN.
: IC4I4S. PAINTS, OfESstD Ez
SFOFFS. &ccs which makes our stock
large and complete Comprising almost every thing
ia Eshments wfich we offer for sale at
arnI1crp. RR y rss. s.xe4 - q,
PHYSICIANS, County MERCHANTS and others will ind
it TO to examine Hi e9uaS and prices Oh
stock before purchasing elsewhere, we are pre-
pared and feel esured in saying, that We can oer
that cannot ail to please: Afprders pFemPt-
sttep3ed 70, and attsptaN paid to the CEN
pounding PGysciaSs prescrpGensand Family MedI-
eines which viii carefully executed al all houFEDf
the day and mis- fht.Rithoeatnses aaaaeepgaey p
- WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD q 60
, Raleigh, May ,1s45s s1s.+'F1<S7 54s .9t
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no DEKLERs IN
Medicines, Paints. OILS Dye-stMffs, and
- III - 1.T1ens156s, Is.s9 ,: ~.

| : - IL. :
tETfe have aeai to .ackDox bur satlcnst
wv our friends aud the public for the muniHcaenf
tecoarageeht they have bestowed uEon as, and hope
that scomPee Stock Of every article
house PefcT gog Fagettevtte and deeotedatten-
ton to the orders of our customers will continue
sure their and success, Ee
have Fecenty made large accessfohs to our
by PURCHASES in, tte best HoEthern markets IN which
special regard was paid Inequality Of articles. and
now to,ofer such ANS,
CotNR RRY MERc HANFs aRdothera, 'asthey never
Rfs Bsere Tsa @ iu 9au@eyas fecf aleadn attees Of
Esprs sassDrtmeRt-N - = .-:'-y ~ "a
l., DRUGS Mercury, Morphia,S Soda,
Eng -Caiomel and Potassa,
Bali EPSON Salts; -! PAINTS, 2oILss&'DYE-
iCanphor, - -. Best Philadelphia White
tBals. Copasa SMaEaeaibo Lead article farsupe=
-Cren. Tartar, Fi6r TO any eyer, intro
FSoc: AlGes. - duced into this market
Sup. -Carb. Soda5 3-4s Dutch Green, a:good and
Soda Powders, - - very cheap solor. =.
sosb. (-.--..s: CHROME seos I,
Sufuh Ounias,. :: Chrome Yellow -
Ext. Bark, : S9aofne' Reds- - :
Castor 0r3. > - = PTussfap Blne,- -
Pare. .SaladOil, TIMBER s. Terra Di Sienna,
Chloride OF Line, = Vefmiliion, -
Ext Indian HemPSa new zVandSke Brown, =.,...@
sraoe much approved FusGe, Gam am wo9d, VOC
"A ndSa varsity of carefallY Snmac, Madder. & =
preeared extracts. <Ail the Indigo, best Flotant,
Preparations Of Iodine Iron, Cochineah Oil VFrot,
Surgical and Dental Instruments, - (.
: Syrfngeyand Trusses, - = 80 -
;, Perfume w aud cosraetics,4-s-. = =, .>Ee
Spices, Varnishes, Brushes indOw Glass and Putty,
Medicine Chests, &c, &c. .-~-%<~1t -
Also, psfe Ftench BEandy and Pert Wine, seeeted
especially for inEa1ids. =, -. -
l. May l4-zs4s, -, ~ :: :. = kAteisn' ~ =.
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GuanbeFIa nd Sheri1f,s Sale

ONtherfsst Monday in June next win sell Eor-eashi
~ at the Gopft House door in the town of Fayette-
~fs rbe following iraets-of Land and Lots, ,or
much thereof as win pay the taxes due thereon for the
yearsStS42 and IS435Viz: -.G --:-x
geo "A Acres Listed by Moses Branrh. on UpIttle River
Ia; {. Samuel Johnson, joins Duncan-B sds6le =,
200 t' : Afch'd Smith; TranfofD,s creek ~
Lots .DaiS for lHs, Person Fayettev vile
4 &c james S. Campbell Hay Mt, So U. S. Arsenal
.5 rnsfetta Jenkins, cor: Of 1.aiaen and Ann SITS
: l g Wiley IOnes, improNed FrankIinsf =. =
11a- ,lse g. corner W irssioN and Mumfoffd sis
L :' John. Menns his summer residence :
:. 11". Sarah McIVer. south side Hay st
The ooaoi1g qye unlisted, and 50lpdf for double tag:
65 Acres; owner unknown, 'saA Lit Rs joins Elliott
sac IS Jaaaet Prentice,s estate, Monntaintcreek
a00 SC = Isaac Jackson. SVerscreek
e. Murdock Gtfks2 Black Ponds "a
100, Est. of John Dickson 4ong branch 7lst dist
80 &c Est Charles McRae, Little Rock6sh 71st dist
75O Sc Heirs of Arch Black, near the Gaulberry
50:sss The Parker land, Locks creek district -
ZOE The DictsonSland * S. fts.. -.
I8 F"~ John: cafmfchael, Joins Duncan Brice and
=: = othSrsS;f vs. :. 7Es.r-.s-. :.
Lot Sarah MeIyer foI heirs Of Mary Be1sIe Hiliss
p, : boro' st, Fayeneviffe.
:!<1IE3 3ANDER JOHNSON, Sheriff. ;
April %, 1s45. (Pr@$-6 co., S47-a
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= r. HOVEY'S
TRUNK MANUFACfORY,
1873 PEARL STREET.. =.

(OPPosIP CEDAR sTRREr) NEW YORK. y -
LEATHER, Seal, Hide, and Canvas Packing Trunks,
Ladies' and Gentiemens' Hat Cases and Travelling
Bags vases, Carpet Bags Hobby Horses, Veoeipedes,
&C. Russia, Black, Green, Russet, and Sole. Leather
most favorable terms. Sold WhelesaieSand Retail in
quantities to suit Purchasers. =. -. =
Nc Citizens and MerchG,t3 froaa the Country
uited to caHas abore before mdkihg their purchases
April 9. 544-ly:7'
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A Careful Spouse AT polytechnic exhibition
IN Liverpool; got2ap by the- Mechanics Institute,
newIy.marfedr man expressed a determination to
]" go down rthe diying-bcll"
qOh, don't, my dearln exclaimed the bride; cit
must be dangerous ''s ~ - e
The bridegroom was obstinate; and, at length
finding her eRsreatjes nnvaifing, his loving Bea.
trice sank her demand into arcompromise:
"If you will 60 down. my dear, said shr, "aHd
peril your wife's happiness, let me beg Of you 70
go down IN yetsr old osat r,
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Panama, Leghor1t, :
MOLEsKEN, AND BEAVER HAT
~ An additional su4,pty.'o
CzdSSIcdN DepBtHleht,
.1-M~TnUFJCfT

> NJ: LOYEJ0Y.
Mathematical auerl .afiktayy bepdrtasht =
-, w: F.. DISBR0W.z...,
THE yeap vii be df4ided iuto two Sessions Of five
months each the first Session befnning the FIRST oi
January, aAd the secd. Session, The 6rst OF JuIy
is the design of the Preceptofs, that this Enstiiu-
an Shall be SURPASSED the advantages afordc for
Thorough English and
EdacstIon. : - =
Pupils win enter the Junior Class any
College in the United Stotes. \ * - =.
-. TERMS OF TUITION. =,
For EAglish and Ma athematicat Stpdes;. : :
= g per Session, - - : :. = $l5 90
Eos Ietins Creek, French. Spanish and = ! -
Military TactIes taught To- the Pdpiis; Tree Of extra
TIE aaTanc ed, Glasses may pursue the Studies Of
lower Clsss, paying only The tudies ofe Glass to
Raleigh, January 1918 -. 1ss:sm -,
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mIsCEEIA ANEODs.
- 80 5. Ftom tie Wssbipgfon Un.en,
: THE HERQ,S LAST HOURS.a =.
~ phrg ansy1AasrH.,, - ,,asl-.v = ;.

= F]1i.Q& IL BfS pARK EESJAa1fpq. s< Ets,g see
: lew more days, and all ninst be over, with
the Hero ofJhe74 45eFditage.m BastypapeT.s. =. =
Is fsw more days. and be Inus, sleepin death ).
( .AatsW more. day 8, and unto God, whaGaye,
Il be brave Old hetQ-mnst,fesign his breath,z
-AndesiDk ,sexepsi9 To tranqdI grave; 80 fzg.=e.
Sink like abe SUM- mere 9lorieAs at last -
ThaR when. his Fafs IN broad efulgenceigloWed
And. .oyef sea, and plaiHSand d9noantaip, cast ~.
Meridian tpendor from his high abodss - .-...e,
For Vaiory wisdom, tpstiee, Fpyh- renowned,
Bytyfaats hated, and by freeme D blessed, :
With aiihis country 5 toftiesI honors crowned,
+ , He gees-tor WELCOME his eternal'rssti =
RsstSIhat 81 ssoatAa sighed for manY Iears,,s
= Wish4he dear paftner of his n1anhoods prime );
Rest in a realm underlined bYad doubts and fears,
F Beyond the po afer.of change, erss sway eftime.
-satesIasn and warrior, var or patriot audasge
4 A nation weeps thy fateand Slow decay;
First of the living great on hfstory's page, -.
= Whe WIFI remain, whea thou hasf passed away
Who OF thatfnoble band, the nied and stern, ?.
!. Men of The old heroic stamp and creed,
On whom The present race may look and learn -
How to beywlsf in thoasht and bold in deed4
Atfewmore days, and over all iheyland - =
=. The. belI's deeptdlk the canhonas solemn -boou
From. west 10 easLshaif sound the.sad leommanda
9 - - Ye people, mourn Year hero IN the esIohbw
Him, slnaabefin9 peaGeful strife canFeaeh no morej
- BY gloeyis halo ciTcIed in:his name; -
And long oh freedom, as thy eagles soar, :;
. AL Thy new HiamphsishaA record. his fame! =
New York. May 49, : - go -~+Iss y
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CAPITAL S3OO<OOO.

THVHE New-York CoNTRBUTfoNSHIPt FIRE
Il INSURANCE COMPANY, office No. 81 Wall
Street, insure Warehouses AND Build
Ships building Ships in Port and their Cargoes and
every description Of personal Properly, AGAINST LOSS
OR DAMAGE BY FIRE. =
J. SMITH RQEERS,, President. ;
R. w. MARTIN, Secretary. -, -
b: ~. STONE, Agent. y. -,
- RErEfGH, Nc. :
May, 1874. ----s - e49asf2la-eow
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TERMS.
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~ = - rs P1BLlsaKp Weekly, AT ..gf
= r4RER DOLL IRIS PER ANNUM, Nv ADVANCE
Those persons who remit by Mail 1postage pady Five
Dellars will be entitled TO receipt fol
or two years subscription to the Standard-one copy
two years, or two copiessone year. ,,I an, 80
=: /" ts" tsoeuty:: :: ! S S 90 60
The same rate for six months. :.
~ nv person procuring and forwarding FIVE
withthe cash ($l5}, willsbe entitled to the
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cents each subsequent insertion these OF gsats
length in proportion. Court Orders and e5udetgt I'D
rsytiseme1ats win be charged Twenty-Five per cent
higher than the above ratee. A deduetios of s3lsS
nor cent will be made to those who adEerfse by the
ear ne If the Number Of Insertions be mol marked
IN them they will be contiRped until ordersd cut :
Letters to the Editor must come free postage, or they
NAV not be attended TO-. -. r - EFl e-@-
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voLUME xI! NBER 'ssl.s g . 4s'7f M
s s RER .ANINNGfai i 9 IN Il !. 8

sttgtion which thesR Rritish government forces np-
on Us in spite sf fenE prosestations apdawhich ilis
qow mSehs easier toIcenaemu lhanlo abolish We
might appeal, Fewhver, the, Scriptures Of both
Fdispensalfonsg from the days of rAbraham, when
the servant was bought with money Of any stran-
ser, those OF the apostles, wilen servants were
Fordered 10 obey their masters WSmiShtuhoto
these records, If moi 10 Justify. ia yoliE opnonyet
at least TO soften some of the atroeities which YOU
are pleased, toschaEge upon us. :. Yet, take the
South, alengwfh her peculiar Institutions and,
and are her people decidedly inferior TO your peo-
.Plea Have ahey less pubic. spiFit less virtue,
ress phiianthTopys less Of the true FlIgion of the
Scriptures ahan yourselves 3 Whatiniuries have
your ehIfehes sustained from our long and an
ntcohnectipn withyoui Wesknow that old
Leland the elebfated orator Of the Baptist church,
came down 10 Virginia, many~years ago, he did
pot find less pious CHRISTMAS Than those whom he
had LETT hehjnde him in Massachusetts .S,5 )
And why netyI drive US from you2 You
Eonly ptodlee this discord and divisions in our
churches. Y pu intr6dace lpss kind and Chris
tian spiritznto the, bosom Of our society. You
fan the fameef persecution - You bring the Bit
ter .waters@of hatred among the whites You
fdo thet' 'afnolidrate s4he Conditioned the blacks
themselves ~ on on4y defeat attheaecompiishme
lot the object yon profess. You force upon usthe
necessity of additional restpiclioFs YotTftotten
citizens TO act i ke wise men, Leave Nature 10
herself We best understand our own situation
We eaabest apply the proper correction TO any
teZils W6ch we may y.sastainsg The phianthropists
tof France, when theyassgmed the amis des pOris
only contributed fan The fame in ST. Domingo
t-lhat. III -.ated island which they contributed 10
cover with t6ebtood of their, citizoas. We have
sceaF aFehouehfo know that It IS mt every man
who. Nearssrhe garb.of religion thatcanlay claim
TO the sat1ctify Of its minister's, Even political
purposes may sometimes minister 10 the '.fury Of
fanatics n fol unfortunately, ambition il not CON
fined 70 the scholars go&5n or the soldiers sword
Ii sometimes is seen under the. cloak Of the cas-.
sock andlhe cowl. =. ;.-.,1-.g - - r
aThe soutts therefore seutreats the--N North to
pause heavrn ssake, ia their mad career If
they would cherish the nnion Of these Staies--;if
they would respect the harmon9v 9vof the, chufch-
ifthey would. preserve the soci4l intercourse of
our people. pure and pninterrupted- -rfthcy would
even regard the happiness Of those for whom they
profess SO much concern--punse pausei pansel
for Hea~ef's sake, pause Stopthese schisms in
osr churchesf Let as continue united in ourare-
lgron as well as policy; md let Us not strike off
enedipk from the chain of this glofious and udlni
rable UNI0Nf -
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New &hOpin a [cfgh foa. PEatfRs. C8st
inc 6,n.1.Sn,, N a m IIin,n R.IS

Hew shop i n u leigh foT PEatiEfs, Casts
lug, ,GIl1lGRIi RIi1IliIEs, Intending, dc. q &c,,
HE SUBSCRIBER ii,foIms his friends and ihe public
TgenersY, that taken step on Morgan street,
next door to @Caacb Shop of the Iate Capt Nm F.
Clark where he will execute all Silver and Brass Plat
ing Of Carriage Irons. old and ne rand aloter Kinds
efplatng 10 the 6eatest and most sqbstapti manner;
sndat the shoresnotice, the old sVsSCastfhg Mill
Inks and SAB Mill %Gsunsmithing and repairing
1all kinds sOfLock-pending- ending Brass, ,Andisens,
Soyes and Tongues, and Candle Stcks-and all fancy
jebs-as. cheap as thefimes require for Cash. x =
froma distance, as we'll as thome, thankfully
receive and promptly attended TO-, -:
Raleigh May 6, Is46. -. =. 64s.tf ;,
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Birth 'enkaordisGy4. The .EaeIish Journals
are 10 the habiFof giving publicity to all the births
which take place among the nobility and gentry
Of their ''sea girt isle Were we nf the habit Of
doing go, we. could Chronicle one Of the most ex-
traordinary biiths that ever occurred IN the Uni.
ted States- 4efert that of two Young tigers,
born at the Menage of Ogden, Weeks & Co.,
leorner Of Eighth street and Bowery, on Sunday,
The 1 lth, instant Many of the wild animals in
the Menag gerieshaVe Increased their progeny, since
they were. imported but, these are the fTS and
ealY tigers ever ftteted in Aperica The parents
tarethe pet tigers ofthe hrfathed Herr Driesbaeh,
the lion tamersi The mother is the celebrated IL
gress "111ette the sire Is The no less celebrated
1ger Col Alexander" The :. .molhera and chill
dren. are doing well.n In consequence oflhcse
+" domesic trogbfesI'~ the performances Of the pet
tieress is for tie +present dispensed wi,h This
event wassanno0beed to a9difnce iHthe follow.
ing speech, By Herr Driesbath, on Monday:
: @ Ladies' and GentlemeH$. For the first time
lam obliged to orask a favef' of.yop-for. the first
tie Inaust ask yoGr indulgence for the omission
of part Of my performance, nameIy, that of my
'lc9pingHgeF.s who, in the comEicn conrse,of ma
ture, is called upon to take charge OF Young
family. born yesterday: The mother 1ndy young
can be sem in the second cage from wherssT nov
stand With your Te5missi6n, tTiR goon with
the rest or nay performances as usiaI7tS
Ihe croWQed aad admIrlng audience received
this annpaBceDent with tremendous cheering
These cubs and their mother, form new and
vadable addition to this vast collection Of all that
is fafesand curious,s The. lover OF nature can
here sec the natural affection of the brute creation
most fluffy exhibited Tire-tigef is we'll knowa
TO be a ferocieus and vicious animal, yrt Madame
"Jnliete" displays as much affection and soIici-
tude as Ilbemost fully donrstieated cat or dog;
and as they-lay in their cage, they present
beautiful scene for some Of the fancy paintqrs who
I" dc up", things for the Academy of Design,
After the, birti1rits became necessary to remove
them into another-cage; the= whelps were taken
cut while Julittte" was asleep, and when she
was walked up and called upon,io step into the
next ,ioorh," and found her, ctIildben gone, she
gave full tcnteo the natural 1crocity of her dispo-
sbion.s The indofnitabIe courage and astonishing
proves OF Herr Dfiesbach, soon overcame her
anger, and he tookzher IN his arms and carried
her to her family, in a cage totbamsefvea
10y ! = ~ MY. Herald
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TITe new President Of Hmy4i, Gen Pierault, 10
Ia fuf black, over six feet high, erect in figure and
about seveatytwso years of age. He sill rides
we'll. is often on heTseback ,saqd for his age, is
acliyeand vigorous. He has ltile or no education,
butis sap to be gifted with considerable natural
shrewdness and1e be temperate 10 his habils->in
TIE latter particular. having greatly The advantage
of his predecessor. His WIFE from. whom he has
been long arned, has for some years past beca
residing 1R Sell 1.with heF- sister the exqueep
Gens P, is the oldest the surviving generals of
.Christophe.- -. - ~ - 49, :. - Ii
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Blank warrants for sale here.
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g. WnD NEs1t :, !. u . ssssss, So : ~
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gNio KoE THE sTATEsTHEx aa1usT nm PR EsaRyis1Iy
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
EMPORIUM of FASHION.
New Cash Store, South street.

VNNHE subscriber has iLst received from New York
 1 a spleudid assortment of dress goods, among which are super Parlsian Ralzorines. do 4printed Lawns, rich gingbam Lawns and Muslin de Laines, Calcoes Q complete assortment colored and white Cambrcs and Muslins, Shirtings, Tickings, Ger Also, plain and figured CkameIion cold and other light cold Gro do Nap and blue black Gro de Swiss SILKS Bombaznes. mourning and fancy cash Fancy Hdkfs. and Ties Parasols, corded Skirts. silk and cotton Hosiery, Gloves and Miis of all de- scriptions, Gmps Ribbons, Laces, cotton and innen Thread Edgings, cotton and silk pk't Hdkfs. and Cravats, Cruels--all shades 4.,@ s X.
 Also Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Ves,ings. HATS and CAPS, Shoes, super black and green TEAS
 old Java and other COFFEE Sugars Molasses
 Clover Seed, Garden Seeds, Flax IA ARDWARE, Crockery, Paper Hangings &c &c too numerous to mention. For sale cheap for ready pay. s ~
 slss sag:y-4 sss itas.i s. N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

TTPON the petition of Benjamin Tucker, of
 U New Hartford, in Litchfeld County, and State of Connecticut. showing. that on the 16ih day of September, 1859. he was lawfully married to Dency Rust, then of Barkhamsted in said Counay ihaf he lived in the faithful performance of ai the duties i- posed upon him by his said marriage contract until on or about the list day of July, 1S40 when the said Dency. without any canse, and without the consent of the petitioner wilfuIly deserted him. and bee 60 continued her desertion the date oi said petition ana sslassssssi ,st ssrps,sss sis t,p Sseis, s s residing. as the Petitioner supp0ses, in Painsve Geauga County, and State of Ohio. and praying to he divorced from he said Dency. as per petition on 6le F :s.e gees:as I tne Superior Court in and far said LiichheId County, dated December 18th, 1844. and which said Pefuon was brought 10 the February term of said Superior Court, le45.
 Benjamin Tucker va iDency Tucker-Lifchfield County, ss.-Supe.ior Court February Term. Is45 nj iisadioarned Session on the 2d Monday in April isz5 --Pefition for divorce-
 ORDERED. That notice of the pendcucv of fhia ue. tiiion be given 10 the respondent. bv publishing sn abstract of this petition. tneeiher with this arer in ;be Li,ch6ed Enquirer and the Connection: Coursnt. two public newspapers printed and published n thu Sate six weeks successvely. immediately aTier fIe rising of this Court and that the said petition be co sinned to the August termo this Court
 -.a8 rad s By the Court,
 zsws GIDEON H. HoIusrKR. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

TEyHE Judge nf the Court of Probate for the Dis l trict of Woodbury, has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors oi the Illinois, in said District, deceased, represented n- solvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto : and has appointed Charles P. Strong and Nathaniel Preston Commissioners io receive and examine said claims. eaa3p Certified by aN8H s.tG.
 F1g spii,ig8 LEHMAN B. SrRAeuE. Judge.
 Woodbury, Jan. 6, ls45. as. lo .e4. MIN.
 THE subscribers give notice that they shnl meet at the office of Thomas Bnll in said Woodbury. on inc first Monday of May, 1S45, and ifsi Saturday o Juy 1915, at O clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose ot attending on the bns ness of said appoiniment. 35 ,gaa f13fi
 4a}1 1'' NArHAsrEL PRESTON. comm.rs.
 s834 CHARLES P. STRONG. S'""''''''a
 ALL persons indebted iosaid Esiaie, are request. ed 10 make immediate payment 10 S1,li.s. 47s 1.'.5. " s.,s' THOMAS BuLr. Acm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
Window sashes and Blinds.

VWNH E subscriber respectfully informs the public
 l that in consequence of the vervsliberal and in. creasing patronage he has received, he has made extensive additions and dimprovemen.st 70 his machi- nery with view of eDlarging his business, and is prepared to supply promptly in future al orders he may receive. While he gratefully acknowledges the past encouragement he has received, he sociis continuance of public patronage, pledging himseIf !o furnish as good an article and cheap as can he oh
 tained elsewhere. Those in want of sashesor blinds are requested to call and examine his work. as ise is
 confident that with his nresen, facilities and improve.
 ments he can give perfect satisfaction both n quail.
 ty and prices ys sE..s,., <. ls V ., Orders by mail or otherwise, promptly executed. Plymouti, Centre, April lsi. 1845, K 9s 3w46 N! B. Wanted good new milch COW n ex.
 change for sashes or blinds. f9fH9 " J. We
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
TMDUOlHNH1TE9 10
OAGR FUN 8HHS.

CAG8 YURCxIAS21Ss
 fHHIS day opening al the Variety Store,
 A in South street. the largest assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods ever before 0f- fered in this market, among which may be found large lot of Broadcloths from @ 10 @5. Doe Skin, Mefino, Tweed and other Cas- simeres, Satineis, Kentucky Jeans, Gam broons. and great variety of other styles of pantaloon sluffs. Mouslin de Laines. piece of black all wool, Muslins, Printed Lawns Calicoes, white and brown Satin Jean. Dirn- ity, Irish and Brown Linens, Linen Table Cloths and Spreads. Table Diaper l-2 yards wides at 9 cts. per yard, White and Brown Sheetings c heavy article at [ cts. } pieces Carpeting, Oil Cloths for halls &c. 6lc., all of which were bought for Cash, therefore we shall not be unders0ld. < A 8t, BALDWIN & CANDEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
Probate Notice.

E. Litchfieid hafh limited and allowed six months from the dnie hereof. for the creditors to the estate of Sherman Bucking. ham late of Warren. in said District, de- ceascd, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement Those neglect ing to present their accounts within said nersoas Ss tate are requested to make Immediate pay- ment to HERMAN BUCKINGHAM, Adm'r.
 Liichfeld, April 26, l646 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
NOTICE.

Tlf1E subscribers having been appointed by the A Court of Probate for the District of Sharon. Commissioners to. examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of Thomas A. Eyeritt. Iaie of Sharon in said District deceased and represented 10 be in. solvent hereby give notice. that we will attend to the house oft the deceased on the second Monday of June and October next, at one o'clock. F. M. on each of said days lowed by said Court for the Creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to us the subscribers.
 HORACE DUNDAR. lc..-
 CHARLES M. PARSONS, Son 's' Sharon, April 18th, I845. 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
NOTICE

ITS hereby given to the pubic, that m appIicalIon E will be made to the General Assembly Of Con- 1ectcut at its next session to be boldenn Hartford on the first Wednesday of May l845, for an act ot incorporation in favor of q Rail Road Company, with the usual powers and privileges, authorisng such company to construct a Rail Road from some suitable point on the Western line of said State in or near ,hs towns of Ridge6eld, and Danburv tand in reference to final extension of such road from such point 10 the City of New York ,l--said road 10 be laid in, near, or through the following towns, viz Ridee6eId, Danhurv, Brook6eid. Newtown, Roxbn- ", New Milford, Wnodbnry. Middlebury, Water town. Plymouth. Waterbnry, Bristol, Farmineton and Hartford terminating in the City of Harfordg
 lia sEsH T. PEcR. for himself aud others.
 Bristol, Conn April TO- lS45 aa8e v *47