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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

NEW .TxLq; SHOES.

Z USI received new and beautiful style Shoes, mi-
90 ian1 The boot IN neainess; yet being pleas
lul or summer. aud only third the cost must
he thu article 10 please those whe wish fine ar
tco at u low price. specially solicit mn cxamlna
Nd. CALVIN THOMPSON.
n. IA sreudd assortment Of all kinds Boots
SHOES, la1s, Caps Sc, al unusually low prices.
March y 2w lf-3w nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

Rgsoy,ts ,se APPOINTMENTS Them v.te VA,
"os ta''ors Sdist last evening, IN relation I, frunynl4
ipa. AID appointments ir Office under The GENERAL CIV
eminent ~ this city. Jamrs NJ Buchanan. Esn IN
Ns'd :" hs,c res oised The appointment OF pus,masr IN
s''r OF 'h"nss FINLEY. Esq aprpincd under General
aian'snn, rrnnved. Col. Pulk, al SourrNt county
." be Naval Oilic.t, vice = 4 X. DANDY Esa. anson,
I'd nhtrr MI iyler. renewed. Nm. /. Marsnli. Eso
IL be u y District Auofney. vice Collins Lee ESQ
appointed under Gen. Harrison renaYed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

seJ naaeiPatien.-A va.eaae negro man belonging
10 s'naor dohuson, Of Lonisah. was spirited away
~ The Abol'thniss Of CINCINNATI shotiv after the aff
val VI the hanofhnie gentleman Iha, plce his wa,
sufis iirn ashnsion Cy Soon after HE disappear,
rnce OF The boy Mr.. J. reviewed letter from him in
which be returned thanks TO Mr. and Mis- J. fr The
hnd man:er ia which they had always treated hn, aud
stating that o. arrival al Cincinnati he had been il,
orued that he ssas Tree man by the laws OF Oho and
that lie chse To AL himself this opportunity f So
curing Ills Freedom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

w rnmor some m~fahs ago prevalent, that ",
calhoun is engaged in the preparation of work on CIV
eminent. has been revived since his return T., S,,b r.
oina. u is said to he review of the political bisory If
The age in which he has been 81 lrminen, a, aria,
WIN. OF course, necessary illusions to ,tc o,s,,
win whom he has been associated during that eyenoI
and stormy period.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

Sale gf Io5aeeo IL Ricitmmd-The Rchmonl
Wing gives the follow ing list ofrrccs obtained by Mr..
VI Elkanah Lyons Q! Granville, n G. for hi. crop Of
Tobacco, sold few days ago il that city: fAe best
hid sold for sl7 IS No. 2. ii Is; M. s. IA % ;
No. 4. 70; No, ), II 25; No. d. 10 Is, M. I. 10
IS; No. s, s so; No. Q. s M, 10, I 25. Average
Of the crop, 81 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

REMOVALS.-ahc work roes hravely on Mr.
TN S~'cny. ci'iei cl'fk In The Guy Post O0i,, has
h IN removed. lie viii he succeeded hy Mr. Kendall
n''rsew q ANS Kendall, Esq Dt Rose, clerk in III,
-And''ts otire. IN ,lr P'sl fce Department, has al
fnls.n removed and Mr.. " hann has been rclns,,ie1
NJ > living. "a n,rht ttItr etL htal,d W,shino,,,
,n"s,) clerk IN he Central Psi Office, has also be,,
fimpyed. f,eo,e,to,r, li,a,at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

Mas roR Mix,co The Democrats Of tie 5lh
ward oI Philadi lrhs. have inrmay resolved. that
t, tt TIE MeArans take umbfa2e at the annexation #
isaas 10 this cmuify, and the hua ,afio Il
Haiians, they. III. un.erl6ed Democracy If the I3th
ard, pledge themselves 10 sustain tho Cove fnneni by
III h,aorable means, and 'llal The ncunlbents II 10
Aio' ziinas shall he made TO enhle IN thsr PALACES
lie siifIt aud The grammar II the lith Ward Drn1e-
fsey aie alike eommenas1lr III \ fa,,U
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10
ANoRTII CAROLINA BABY.-we have JUS

ANoRIll CAROLINA BABI.-W have jns
srn "ne OF the greatest natural cnosilics Of the day
VIZ cli'd "ho w no, be eight years Of a.e uu,l july
A', ''d VINO Weighs III bsl-mofe than the reiiehra
'ea D'aitI Lambert weighed at The same ave He
'"'asar,s round The waist ij inch, s-round The Inn. AZ
The ''iehs, 2o--ihc kaees lS--neck, 7i-and his
arghs Is eel s. ncles! There is srecimen e., van
- wha Satih Caolina do in The way Of children
- 'a Development u his mind and in his manners h.
has all i'e childish simplicity Of ordinary lads of his
"2e' and pleased exactly with what usually DELIGHTS
rh'ldf.n. i'oks odd Ia such lump Of flesh
shieki'ns over new thy. a coored marble, tat a
.ao'''i examination III satisfy aay one that he is
.1ksf'' he - native Of Orange county. and is The
s I'm ~ pS"r hut very respectable parents William
sfngrf OF tits CITY, has made an engagement with his
'anff ana 's'i here yesterday for the Nurthern Cities
VITA view Vi exhibiting him 10 tho public. lie is
cur"sxi'y tha. will vie with Tom Thumb and Maior
e"sh"' and be 81 Ponuuoced by all who may visit him
Raleigh Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10
&fNN REWARD.

Z by authority Of the Common Connect Of Iynchhurp
y reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ~
ull,nd for The deccon and conviction Of he unp,inc.
pied person NJ pers'ns. whp on the night Of the 9Th
inst, injured the fire plugs and let loose the water upon
the streets Of The Town. S, DlUGtID,
Engineer in chief Of the
lynchburs Hose Company
March 81 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

low A.-Aa election tahts Place next month Il, de
tsfnne ah'i.f the people Il THIS r.rrory are willn,
a. aor's'i al the Constitution prepared ur Them h, the
'"hs.n'hT. "ngtess, IN The ao ot admission depri
F.i the State al al Immense quantity oi territory and
seems To lie doubtful Whether the people will ASSUME
the mrin If \ Stale Government "a such Terms Al,ny
al ibtSr wha advocated u chanse uf Government are
shi"v hcycnd the limits Of the prop SID State Of low,
~ tie act o Congress. and hence Is doubted wheIhe,
majority can be touud in favor VI the Constitution
STRENUOUS oppsliian made in othtr parts of IA.
Territory. 81 Louis RepuLlira,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

o. Jacob Thompson, Esq. member ofhe last Com
gress from Mississippi. has been appointed by the Gnver
Of that State, Senator of the L ties 10 succred
j. Walker, appointed Secretary Of the Trta.pry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

oo- We ar" gra'ilied TO hear tina, Col. Thomas II
Flood has consented to become one Of the Wing ca nd
dates for the House Of Delegates in Buckingham county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

Refusing TO M fREE.-A coured man who pro.
cured has freedom IN Virginia aud nav resides in on
saccu. was 'ery desirous OF procuring the liberty of
daughter whom he lel behod he girl's master wa 3
.1sird under tie circumstances h fix low value mn.
ga her. and he ssntd To lakc three hundred dollars
he a"aey en'se ed and deposited here according
70 me ef"r~at; but when the glf informed ot The
lsa'sse"n. and lhai size might jim her father and be
ice, size refused the o1tr IN l. .Jsur. Com,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

We understand that the Catholic Bshnp If Mexico
snd The Catholic B,shep ii PhaJelpha, sail Tor En-
rope IN the steamer, and that convocalion of great
nunbcs Of Bishops will be held IL Rome nesi July.
y. T. SIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

thol R.-Cpsanls "i 30, 600 barrels Of Flour " ere
s'd 10 Lowell ksi var, ior consumption there and IN
ihr n''ahbVnng ,o~ns. This ls the way IN which Nan
s'iaeaI'rs inlu'e 'he Agricultural interest What We
@'.tt dFI~nden on The caprice u Foreign naiions ia, n
ai'afh'l ioT oar surplus agricultural stapltsi
~ J. 7riBno,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

II y stated IN The tIncnnaii lietalI that Mr. ra,A
VI, Nc Postmaster II Thai Guy has received nlre mn
ts SERVERS WI not be rqult'd after the 20h of June
saAt. when his commission viii e,pifr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10
I.OCI,, Az, i,IN1.us.

4 VERY large SUNNY Of Lochs, Hinges, Boiis and
y Bnidng Materials, Of almost eveiy kind usually
purchased IIdrdrme Sturr; Dus received for sale
cheap by IL. Il. & w. A. RICHARDS.
Sent 10 isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10
r. - & y a ]. T. /.

OWING to the state Of my health, wish TO sell my
" interest in The
LYNCTTBURG vrRcI1y1AN OFFICE,
consisting II ONE NAV. The office i. al tins time IN
rcry prosperous condition. yielding a income
than pefhaps il did, Nothing but my total inabiI
~ to give my pefsunsl altenon, Induces offer
u fpr sale K Il. IONNIFN.
March y Isl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

THE ORGANn-Thc tL,be ,,ili.ho. ia. Il,
e'i'fs, whilst The Constitution puhllsh, Tho frs, o,lil
tpcfs n'n the Treasury Department The 6yi.,,,, nj
inc srils here is hike ia, dcsctibed IN the tarce
ine f'lA gets the mrai, and Lingo GETS the gray, -
The M.dsonlan gets nuihiur nm %,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

NJ Henry Smnh, Respectable farmer Of Dublin
c'uhty. Nssih Carolina, WAS murdered by ono oibis
saves, ~ the 9th nli. ~ho attacked him in field and
Z. Ksas,ssiile ~ -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10
New spring aud Summer Goods

New spring and summer Goods.
'sNif subscribers, are now in receipt ola large and
Y well assorted supply Of
.NEW SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS:
purchased within few weeks, srclusirehy far cash
Their stock comprises amos, every article US uay found
IN Dry 9o,ds establishment. and will BIZ offered a,
anch prihes as cinnJt ,a - mace those wanting Goods
tn purchase They will be pleased 10 show their Goods
IN all nho may favor them with call, which the, ,.
specially solicit from the public generally
=. ; GuGUENllElMER s BROTHER.
'''''" % I'm If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10
"A Specimen Of I.oeoEoco Ecmion,y +,

1t will be remembered that the IT, s. Senate a(er its
adjournment sine die as usual the 4h Of March last,
was re convened on the neat day, by The President fr
the purpose Of acting upon Cabinet appointments and
such other Executive business might demand its at
ienion. The Senators therefore remained in Washing
ion-and yet the new Vice President, Mr. Dallas, de.
cded that they were entitled 10 tie mileage as if
they lad been summoned from their homes aud had each
Of them travelled from his respective place OF residence
Washington nder this decision, the Senators receiv.
ed an average sum Of S700-some Of them more and
some OF them less in the ratio of the distance of their
respective places Of residence from Washnglon-somo
of them as much $1,000 for staying in Washing ton
one dag. and taarelhng consructrsly sme thoulands
OF miles! This may be termed political ei,irroyancc ;
and the decision is certainly worthy If strict consiruc
hon'd! The whole amount ofpuhlic money thus given
away is abou, sl0,000 Evea The lexington "Valey
Star" (lhan which there is no, decided LocoGl
CO paper in the Sate) denounces this decision of Vice
President Dallas. "Such waste Of public money Gt
says) nexcnsable and the officer deserves the sever
est apprehension for his vile decision" This is bu, the
first step in Locofoco economy.
The Uar fMe Roses-I; is now certain-we mar
vel That II should ever have been doubedlha the Cal
houn Influence is prostrate and that Van Buensm is in
'"e dsce"oa'' NJ washington W hat friend of Mr..
Calhoun, In high office has been retained Not one:
and even IN The subordinate posts the falls almost as
as frequently upon the necks of those who are understood
to be friendly 10 that gentleman upon the Why's
On the other hand far the preferences Of the
newly appointed flirers are known they uaormly be
long 10 that class called Eve know not why. "Old
tiunkers''-whch is but another name for Van Buren,.
ism. The correspondent of ,he New York Courier
writes a.
Judge TuTre, Of New York. formerly member Of
Congress. confidential friend Of Van Buren, is TO re.
ceve one OF The lucrative Coasukhps to Iayre Or Rio
10 educate his children he w"nld prefer the former
The Judge comes armed with strong letter of RECON-
mendation from Mr.. Van Buren,, and another from
Wright either of which would have been amply suf
fcien, The President ''caved III" Immediately h,
read them All office seekers respectfully request
ed To reach Washington ria kinderhook OF Albany
1t is the nearest route, whatever place the, STAR
from"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

a." error eorrected.-We do not wish to do any in.
justice TO Mr. Polk, and we herefors corre, a, .r,,o
Gus statement copied into our last paper from the
new aolk Express The Washington corresrondsu,
oil the Baltimore Pa,ro, refers to i, in tho f,u,,.u.
terms: nv ''"'""
There is statement going the rounds az Tho nam.
pape,s headed '.hr Folks account CURRENT which
al. erroneous II puts down for himself and
an. "r Tour years 900 For the s,hsr "f; s"'
Iah tSS p1's s S Both of these Items are too
Consul at Havana. as Tennesseesn ~. Proposed
MIS- "as oeen. lie sas aoru in Kentucky. raised IL;
ci,;zsn weni TO Coge in Nashville and Is nav
i.',1e zen o. Mss'ss pp Mr. Csg Consul to T, dow
iIs is p c no"n Tc"nrs~ean. in the account
Carolina, IS aso na ,T d a.k DR.. Sparks. of South
sean" " 'e account as leunrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

o. Robert Latham, Esq has Withdrawn from The
editorial chair Of The Abingdon Banner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

! South Carolinn.-Parson BrownIow Of the Jones'
borough " hg. is present on a tour through South
Carolina. whence he writes home some quite amusing
skechts OF Men and Things For example, he SAYS:
81 have travelled in thirteen States in the Union. and
can safely say, without wishing To underrae the ntrl
ligence OF South Carolina that there is less inte
gence here than in any State have ever heen rh. bows
u ten and twelve years. in Tennessee, actually know
more than The men do here, old men and The h. ads
OF iamies-They seem here to know how many .hsos
OF GOTTEN can be msde to"a and" and what are the
wishes OF Nh CoMoun-and them in nine eases out
OF ten, they are through the chapter This gross 10
norance attribute to the fact that there are no discns
s''ns here before the people, and that The eeciios are
nearly all taken from the people, The consequence il
that lew leaders, like rany Catholic Priests, think
that the people may not think -
The following is an account of the trial of sui, at
Sump'ervll'e, in which the validity ofa VIII was in
issue:
he question at issue, has been whether o, M,
John D|dnt. wealthy old Bachelor, died testof. ~
utestme, 10 wit, with or without WILL He owned a,
his DEATH Negroes and land and other pr,rertv ar
cwdne'y One set Of the relations proved ON The trial
maj he had will, and that the other party The defen
dants, burnt it. The defendants proved that ne had
no VIII and that they did burn III And in relation
10 every 'hing ELSE, whatever was prorcn was again
W'GoRe by equally respectable testimony They seem
mere 10 srear IN courI Of usce, pretty much as they
fashion. '' "'' every
o., ',e Layers employed, only two on each side
''tssed the jury, occupying two whole days John J.
mtaalefs ana iam +. Dessasure, two profound and
eminent atornles spike in favor Of the will and VII
nam - Preston and Franklin J. Moses against the will
Nh Mr. Moses Is distinguished Lawyer. but have not
.lhe 10 speak oilhe merits Of his argument Col Pres
,"n spoke from O'Clock in the mHrng ill half past
-, oclnck-and more able effort never listened TO-
Ills brilliant rhetoric, flowing eoquence manly arpu
nens. and whitening sarcasm, commanded The ,dn,,.
ION OF friends and foes and completely overwhelmed
crowded house The feeling uf The country was on the
opposite side, and an able Judge, in charge of ro
charged greatly IN FAVOR Of the WILL or rather Of
mere once hochg been Il nil STILL however. the ux
fy' antr having been out till midnight Saturday nob,
or nearly So returned verdict in favor of pres,1ns c
ems heard the whole, and attribute Inc res,l :,
his effort Verify he is giant '"' '@'"' "
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GROCERIES.
Ar II. S(l,

tS'r received at lalboi's Book Store. the 9Th OH
~ and loh numbers oi the Wandering jew; also Gov
Francis Ihomas's statement; the Postage Law also
Paul de Rocks last work.
April =, If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

The annual election took place in Rhode Island on the
Cd inst. The canvass Tor Governor turned mainly Oh
the lk.raon Of Dorr the renowned hero OF Mob gov
crnmen from the penitentary, TO which he was right
fully consigned for his attempt to resoaonzs the goy>
eminent of his State by force of a.ms-bnt from which
il would have been judieous long ago 10 have released
him. well because Of his impotence, as becsuse
the effect of his longer mprsonment excite sri
Of spurious sympathy in the public mind in his favor.
The late Governor Fenher. Locofoco. the cand-
date of the LAW and Order" par,y-Mr Charles
Jackson. Wing the candidate Of those who wen, for
the liberation Of Dor, although he expressly declared
that in advocating his liberation, far from intending
10 give his appreciation To DORIS former COURSE he still
held the opniun that it was highly criminal Mr. Sim
mons. Of the u. s. Senators from Rhobe Island and
thorough going Wing, was active supp rier Of Mr.
Jackson, partly because he thought the farther imps-
onmeni Of Dor unnecessary, but mainly account Of
Gov. Fenhers being in favor If he annexation of Tex
and having exered himself 10 secure the success OF
that measure last winter jackson is consequently e.
lected, by very small majority-though il is by no
certain that Dor Ill therefore be lib rated as
all the other candidates the ticket defeat
ed; and in both branches Of the Legislature there is an
overwhelming majority Of the Law and Order part
Tie vote is as follows:
For Gorcrnor. kson ,c,c
.enner 7Ii6-I70
To- sdenant Governor, on the other hand, Mr..
'.uman, the Law and Order candidate received 7s26
and MIR. llayard, his opponent, 1891.
Henry y Grams ton (Nhig. elected TO Congress
from the Eastern district whou. opposition and Lem,
ue H. Arnold (Nhg, in favor Of DORIS liberation J is
elected from the Western district over the a,o mems
her Elisha r. Potter, .oco, and opposed to DORIS re.
lease)
Tho Legislature stands as fellows:
House Senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

UIdVh HHu UI'U ut, FahaMn EoghoTn and PaImct-
IN heal HATS.
SHOES Sole Leather, Hardware and Crockcry.
LOAF and Brown Sugars. Co1ces. Teas &c. &C.
10 which HEY respectfully invite the attention OF their
selves 10 sell as low as any House In LyncLburg :
they have On hand nearly 5000 yards very superior
Mountain Tow Linen, al the lowest market price
COUNTRY .MER CHANTS
arc solicited 10 call aud examine their stock belrc buy
ing. as Z eat Inducements will bc offered
March 81 wAw il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10

"S"''" Efec''on.-Nlany of the papers on, ofVir
s'a nave stated that the election takes place on the
u"o ihursd1y Ohe l7h) ofApr This is a mistake
Ahe FOURTH Thursday (the 2i,h) is the dny.
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March 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-13
THE SARRATH SCHOOL,.

Mn. EDr1oR,--I believe that there is at present
no organization in this region for the object Of
bringing together the interest and experience Of
the various Sabbath Schools. Now a. union 10
strength, and mutual counsel IS considered neces-
sary for the frtherance Of other efforts which have
4 7 their object the elevation Of our race, why
should it be neglected in this Do We not look to
our Sabbath Schools as the hope Of the church And
where. If not here. shall we look for that better
generation, who shall faithfully hear the preached
word and to whom, when we depart. we may
with confidence, under God, commit the eva0geli.
zation Of our world. Would not o. convention Of
delegates from al the Schools in this County who
should meet on saesa day before the usual time Of
reorganization III s1 spring, where we might con-
suit on the best means Of promoting this object, be
a meeting which should do US all good! With the
permission Of the Editor. I wish those interested
would give US their thoughts on the subject. and
il Judged best. name day when we shall meet and
will hope for day Of great interest and profit
February Sd, 1s45. 5. s. s.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-13

10y virtue, Of an, order from the Court Of
ID Probate for the District Of Litchfeld,
will sell all the real estate assigned to me
by Daniel III. Farnun,, for the benefit Of his
creditors, at private sale. Said property
consists of Dwelling House. Born, ard
other. Out Houses, and about thirty eight
AcYes OF Land. Also. about ten acres Of
Woodland. Also, said Farnun's right IN
the estate Of Joseph Farnum, deceased
If any Of said property remains nm
sold on The Goth day Of March. 1646, the
equity Of redemption will be sold At public
auction. on the 10Th day Of March next. AZ
one o'clock, r. NJ. At The dwelling house Of
said Farnun1. N
DANIEL L. BEnrok. Assignee g. Trustee
Bethiem, Jan. Is. 1645. 30
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-13
@. SEGOURNEY "a SON.

100 Main Street, Hartford,
OFFER FOR SAFE. ar WHOLESALE.
CHOPPERS superior glue. OF all qualities.
~ at New York prices. III Mss at
Best hair seating.usual widths,at NY. prices.
Caststeel, In square bars, sheets, &C., great
variety Of DRIFTS. q yssfa q Aays
Cast. steel wire, for clockmakers. &c.
Superior G. 8. wire for pianos. -
500 bundles iron wire, common for timers,
&C. and superior for ciockmakers.
Best Copal varnish, for scraping and for pol
ishing, by the barrel 2t{e
Ground pumico stone, rotor stone. whiting.
German looking glass plates, 8 by 10, 8 l-2
by 10 l.2, by 12. o BY IA, clockma-
M kers' sizes. .a3gya.fa@s &g4E8N
Clock. face glass by 9 and 8 by 10 in.S
Best German sand crucibles. in nests.
Files, and all kinds OF clockmakers' tools.
say nails and trimmings.
A stock of extra large wood screws. for ma
chinery purposes, at Less than manu-.
facturers' prices. gs, i3M8R n
February IL. 1645. 6wS6
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-13


gFvHE Judge Of the Court Of Probate fer
u the disirictef Woodbury. has limited and
allowed six months from the dale lieseofs Tor
the creditors 10 the estate Of Alfred g. Brown
late Of Beihlem, In said disificts deceased.
Represented insoiveni. in which 20 exhieit
their claims thereto; and has appointed Jo-
seph II. Bethany and Joseph Amber Com
missioners 10 receive and examine said
claims. Certified BY ~ - ~
LEmAn D. SrRAcsE. Judge.
january %. 1645. as@ga e
The subscribers give notice. that they
sAalimeesa az the oiEiee of Joseph II. Bethany
In said Beihlem on the 10Th dasaof March
and on shs IDsh dag Of July nex1 NJ one ~
clock, in the afternoon. On each III enid days
for the purpose of attending on the business
Of said appointment. SIS
se = JosERR n. BELLAslv. e.,.,,ss
Josrrn AmnEra, Oomss.
All persons indebted ~ sRid Estate, arr
requested 10 snake immediale Payment 20
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-13

Poe eRss Rvsvm. n WIN b sssn that the
Post-oiacs BIZ has passed The Senate, II form
which reduces letter postage, without regard to
distance, 10 5cshis for ssngie letter. q package
weighing not over half an ounce. We think this
Is too great reduction for long distances; but
usserthelen hope the House viii pass the bin, and
allow the experiment to be tried. Newspapers for
thirty miles Jrse for greater distances, the pres
emf rates.