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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-24
c. BRINCKERHOFF'S

TWVH1S medicine being productive of the most pow.
 N erful and certain remedial effect in the cure of Liver Complaint, Consumption. Pain m the Chest and side. Coughs, Colds, profuse Night Sweats and Asthma, its importance will be admitted by all Hay ing for it's commendation the testimony of many of our most truh-ovng and respected citizens, we are bound to acknowledge that there must be some great cause for their praise. or it would not have been given so freely and frankly. The Health Re- day, has never been known to fai! O! its intended beneficial effects, and where it has not fully cured it has been traced most coBcUsively to the fault Of the patient in not complying with the simple dIrec. tions attached to the bottle So prolific disease Consumption and SO dan ngerous one to affiict the human race, has induced the needy. and s0ulIess rafficker 10 invent and recommend h's nosirums, which only slightly palliate the more aggravafing symptoms, else entirely useless; and thus gain money, they deceive their sick and dying fellow men, without even so much as thought of the base. ness of their trade: We leave such demons to the stings and upbradings of their own cOnscience.- The Proprietor having experienced the curative pro- perty oi the Restorative in his own individual case, and in numberless others, can recommend t to the confidence of the sick. feeling sensible that # faithful tra! IS made, the mot suspicious result IS certain. The following certificate is from Dr. Chil. ton, the we'll known New York chemist
 "I have analysed bottle of medicine called C. Brine kerhOffs Health Restorative, and ind that t does not contain Mercury. any other metallic preparation. opium in any Of is forms. lt Is composed of vegetable matter entirely. un
 C. BRINCKERHOFF, Proprietor. N. Y.
 Principal Office, 96 Hudson -sireef, New York.
 General Agent for the United States, Horace Ev- erett.
 For sale by BALDWIN & CANDEE, Htch6eld.
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Al Court ef Probate holden at Sharon. ciihin and
 to, hs District ef Sharon. o" hs l4th day of July
 Present, Chorles P. Sedgvick, Esq Judge.
 UPON the applca lion of Charlotte HOster, showing to this Court that she is Qua rdan to Elisha ing to said District, and that said minors the CTS 0f the following req! estate. viz
 About fifty acres of land lying in Cornwall, bound. ed south highway, east on C. Beers land. north on Obadiah Bierces land, and west on Cornwall Bridge Iron Companys land and the Mill privilege. Also. one piece of land lying in Sharon, bounsd as follows -Begnning at the southwest cerner oi Lem uel Hollisters land; thence easiery in his line, about thirty rods to the river; thence southerly, eight rods, to the corner of land set to Thomas 0 isiet from Elisha HoIlisers estate thence to the 6rst bound-contaning about three fourths of an said sharon, near the house of James M. Gardner ; and is one of the pieces of land Lyman Hollls'er bought of the Administrator FL :sha Hollisfer's eslS,e; by deed recorded in Sharon Records, Book 22, Folio 320.-Aso, one other piece o land in said Sharon. containing about ten acres and is the same deed recorded in Sharon Records. Book p. Folio 289. Said lands are valued, after deducting the in. cumbrance on the Erst named piece of two hundred and twenty dollars, at five hundred dollars And ehowng just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate: praying or an order tha. she or some as per application on file, dated the l4th day July, l8l5. more fully appears.
 ORDERED-Thsi the foregoing application he heard at the Probate Office in said District, on the 27ih day of September, lS45, at o'clock forenoon; and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successvely least six weeks be- fore said time assigned.
 Certified from Record, .
 S1Az4Ss E. SGDswCT, Judge.
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Probate Court to,. he District cf Wood6wy.

Probate Court tor the District cf WOodbe0y. tTVHE application of John R. Church or Kalah,a- 1 goo, in the State of Michigan, respec tfuy show eth that he is parent & guardian toSusan JaneChurch a minor about sixteen years of age, belonging to said District, and that said minor is the owner of the fol- lowing real estate, viz Eleven acres. one quarter and thirteen rods of land lying in Bethem in said Probate District of Woodbury, and bounded north on John C. Ansbler, east of Joseph lson Jr south on Chatles w. Ambler, and west on said Charles w. and said John C. Arhbler-,hat said lahd is valued at about one hundred dollars.
 And he further says, that the estate is at present unproductive; that the avails thereof are wanted for the support, maintenance and education of said minor, and that it will be for the advantage of said minor to sell the same and invest the a9ails thereof according to law; wherefore, he says that there is just and reasonable for selling the same. He therefore prays the Court to order said real estate to be sold and to empower him some other meet per to sell the same, pursuant to the statute in such made and provided. Dated Behern, June 30. '45
 JOHN R. CHURCH, Guardian.
 By his Attorney, JOSEPH AMBLER.
 District of Woodbuvy, S. !
 Probate Court, June 30, l04S ORrERED-That the foregoing applicatio be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Woodbury. the 18th day of September ls45 at o'clock fore noon and that notice thereof he published in some public wspaper near the place where such Teal es three weeks silccessivey at leastsix weeks before said time assigned.
 2 THOMAS Burt, Judge.
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June 2Oth, ls45.
TAKE NOTICE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale two valua- A ble FARMS, situated near the centre of the town of Sharon, near the turnpike road leading from Sharon to Goshen, about two miles east of Sharon village. One of them contains about l60 Acres, the other about 100 Acres. Each of said Farms have a suitable proportion of Meadow. Plough, Pasture, and Wood Land. The quality of the Land is such. as is suitable either for grazing or grain-much of the Land good for wheat. Terms of payment made easy, and long credit given for part of the pur. chase money, if desired.
 JOHN SEARS.
 Sharon, July 9th, 1645. sw4.
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uniform encouragement of his school He is grat- flied in being able to inform the public, that the Institution to be continued for the next quafter by Rev. Mir. Jones, and MT. William Giles These gentle men are able and experienced tearh- CTS, and he can safely commend the school under their management, to the public patronage. Their terms for tuition will be :he sane as heretofore es- tablished. Their quarter commences next Mon day. G. c. V. EASTMAN.
 Litchield, July 23d, 1S45. WI
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Geese Feathers.

TNHE subscribers have made arrange.
 A ments to keepa constant supply ot n first rate article of Geese Feathers-srlec- ted and packed with great care by ourselves in packages from 20 to Solos,; and will fur. nish al ali times any quantity from % to 1000 lbs: of quantity they will warrant to be as good as the best, at as low prices as can be purchased ofequal quality in the s,afe. q. g. & L. HuRLBUT.
 Win< hester, le45. lyS5
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NOW Us THE TIME

TO PURIFY THE BLOOD, renovate the consolidation, md prepare the system 10 contend against the effects of the sudden changes-the mi0Sm0 and neat of summer. A little preUenfive is better than much ;" and now is the season for those who wish to escape the summer compl0ints-as jaundice, maras- mus, bilious fever, dyspepsia loss of appetite spring fever, and debiy,-or the diseases of he bosOels, congestion, darrhea, dvsen,ary, typhus fever, erup tive diseases, scroua &c., to embrace that Preuen- tiue, by a timely use of
 PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, and the general consent of the Medical Faculty, have established the invaluable vegetable dlierotiUe and purifier of the system.
 PEOPLE SHOULD REMEMBER, that he system, after being subject to the torpid and congesive effects of the cold winter months, is poorly prepared ssor the sudden changes of spring, and the hot weather of summer: without the prepar- atory influence Of some olteratfpe aud purifying re- bIed constitution through the summer, are the pen. alties for negligence of this remedy. Loss of appetite, weakness of the limbs, trembling or faintness of the stomach. headache, cons!pation dyspepsia, &c. are invariably cured by Phelps TO. r,ato Pills, If taken according to the directions They may be had Of Agents, tmerchans,l in every town in the State, and of all the respectable Drug gis's throughput the United States and ,le British to G R. Phelps M. D., Hartford, Conn., suhose sig. nature is each boz ef the Genuine Pins.
 Aimon Lewis, G. .H.&J. R. Mitchell, Bristol.
 Kellogg & Burnett, Harwinton.
 Hotchkiss & Co. Burlington.
 Nathaniel Smith, Torrngford.
 Seth Thomas & Go. Plymouth.
 Woodtord G Coe, Winsted.
 F. Leavenwor,h & Son, Waterbury.
 A. A. Gridiev, Watertown.
 Divine, Woodhury.
 Daniel Tomlinson, New Preston.
 Wm Leaveu & Son. Washington.
 John R. Harrison, Cornwall.
 s Reed s tefk E aswi., David 6: Gould ssFsSss; ssSassn
 Lyman X Porter, A. Miles & Son. Goshen.
 H. Dunning, John Frank;in, Canaan.
 William Lawrence E. Grove Lawrence, Norfolk. M IL Graham & Go. Salisbury.
 R. M WOODRUFF, s. BUELL., Li.chfeld. July, l945. Sw9
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The growing interest felt in the extension of that most meritorious and easy cure for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest, MT. Brinckerhof's Health Restorative, is sufficient nducemen. for us often to recur to it. There is a high satisfaction to be gained by the performance of duty; then let us each and all use our influence in making known throughout vcnage the assured qualities of this remedy, and thus add our mite to alleviate suf terilg. H
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DESSOLUTEON.

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between | the Subscribers, under the firm of
 c. w. DWIGHT & co. is by mutual consent this day dissolved. The bu- siness of the late firm will be settled by William Howes. to whom all persons indebted to the firm are requested to make payment.
 c. w. DWIGHT,
 WILLIAM HOWES. Kent, July 15, 1s45. g"
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Ala Court of Probaie holden at Sharon, ,oithin
 and for the district of Sharon, on the l4th day
 ef July. A. D. 1S45.
 Present.. Charles F. Sedgwick. Esq. Judge. TTHHIS Court doth direct Myron Harrison. Esq 1 Executor of the las, will and testament of Ja. represented nsoIvent, to give notice to all pefsons interested in the estate of said deceased to appear, if they csuse,) before the Court of Probate, to the 2Sth day of July iSl5, at clock, A M, to he heard relative io inc appointment of Commissioners said estate. By posiine said "Saer of n,'ice on public sign post n said town oi sharon; neares, the Using the same in newspaper published in Lilch- fetd. :-sCenified from Reenfd. l
 e CEAs. F. SruswIcE, Judge.
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Messrs. ROUSE & PRATT,

Messrs. ROUSE & PRATT,
 ID ZINC thankful for favors already recei- D we'd, would state to the public that no pains will be spared under their con,inu- ance of the business, in giving entire satis. faction to all who may see fit to continue their favors. Satinett, Plain Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manufactured wool carding and cloth dressing done at any sea- son of the year. ELIJAH ROUSE,
 H. M. PRATT. Bantam Falls, June l6th, 1645. tf4
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The inmates of the Lunat,c Asylum at Utica, eel ebrated the 4th of July. One of the patients de- livered good oration.
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Sharon, July 9th, 1s45.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
 A A Dwelling House with about two NUS acres of land. Said house is sit- si uated in the village ot Litchfield,
 & on the east side of North.st., and is in good repair. There are upon the prem. ises, two good wells of water, a convenient barn. and a few young trees of choice fruit. Terms of payment made easy, and posses sion given immediately. Enquire at the Bank of c. F. DAVIS. Litchfield, June 24, l645. ifs
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WILhIAifs, .. CHUhcH, t.-Litcii..s.S- -.. WAITE, J.-New London and New Haven. STUhRs, J.-Fairfeld. HINMAN; J.-HaFtford.
 wtNTEk TERM. WILLIAMS, c. J.-New London. CHURGH. J.-Middlesex. WAITE, J.-Windham and Holland. SroRRS,J ,J.-Hartford and Litchfeld. HINA1AN, J.-New Haven and Fairfield.
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Cash Variety Store.

GUPERFINE Wheat Flour. s 50 Cast Steel S Scythes. 92 cts. Good Rakes. 10 cts. :; Supe- rior Brown Sugar, 8 cts:
 Litchfeld, July l6, l845. 8
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Also, plain and figured ChamenOs .. s;s s'ii,ei nfnf gold Gro do Nap and blue black Gro de Swiss SILKS. 6BOmbazines. mourning and fancy cash mere. silk danask silk, ard NJ. de Laine shawls, Eancv Hdkts. and Tes. ParasOls, corded Skirfs,. silk and cotton Hosiery, Gloves and Mius of all de- Thread Edgings, cotton and silk pk't Hdkfe and Cra>' ats, Crues-all shades.
 Also, BroadclOths, Cassimeres, Vesines, HATS old Java and other OFFEE-sugaTsNM Molasses- Clover Seed, Garden S>eds, s,Floxs-AARDWARE, CroGkery, Paper Hangings; &c. &c. tod ntitherous to mention. For sale cheap for !eady pay.
 M RRANSl1M. hnnnx
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District of Litchjfeld, ss: ! pr0hose CourI .1,tlu 14fb l0AE (

T1PON the application ofS,ebhen Russel of Li,ch- O field. in said District; showing to this Court. that he is guardian to John N. Chase, minor. be- of the following real estate, situated in said Li,chield and described as follows, viz-One piece of and the north part of the Home Lands. so called. Webster Lot. on the west side of the toad and con- taining ahou. thirty acres bounded sasi on high. way. north and vest on, Benjamin Webster, and owner of an undivided 9 of one other piece of land lying in said Litcbfeld, in the hollow southsast from the dwelling s'honse of Amos Mcss. containing about ing valued at abou, 7s5 dollars. and showing ts and reasonable cause for selling said real estate pfaying for order, and that he or come other meet person file. dated the l2.h day of July, ls4s. mote fully appears.
 ORDEREp-That ,he foregoing application be heard of September ls45 n 10 o'clock forenoon and ,ha, notice thereof be published in some public newspa- per near tie place where such real les three weeks excessively, at least six weeks beiofe said
 Certified by RALru G CAMP. Judge.
 Diatr,ct of L;,elfe,d. .a
 Probate Court, JnlyI l4th, ls45. T1PON the application of S,ephen Rus-e of Li'ch- C 6eldin said District, showing to this Conr'. belonging to said District, and that snd minor is ihe owner of the following real estate, situated n said Lnchfeld. and described as follows. viz -Four pie-
 
 mother Of said Charles l.. fr" the esete b her late fa!her Philo Mss, decessed, and situated about one thle south esterly from he late dwelling.hnuse of said PfiIo M"ss. decensed, and known hv the nme ol the Johnson Farm. the for pieces containe abn. fifty acres. more or less with a dwelling house and barn thereon Also, that minor is the owner "f m undivided 29 of other piece of land lying in sa,d Li'chheld, in the Hollow southeast from the dwel- ling house of Amos M"ss. containing sshout five and half the whole of sad real Asiate hei ng val ued al about S755 For a more particular descrip. tion of the same, reference 10 he h h,d io the ich- field Probate Records vol. l9. pages 565 and 566 - And showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate praying for order and that he. some other meet person be, empnwered to sell the same. pet application of 6le dated the l2th day of July, lSi5. more fully ahbcars:
 ORDERED. That the fO!ee"pg application be heard at the Pruba Office in Lcbfed. 6h the 18th day of Sep,enbet lS45 10 o'clock forenoon and tha, mo- ,ice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate ies weeks snccessveIy at least six weeks before said time as- signed. Certified by
 8 RALPH c. CAMP, Judge.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE. PURSUANT to an order of the Court of Probate N for the District of Litch6e!d, the Subscribers will sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, all D. Wheeler, situated in the Village of Ltchfie d and consisting of half acre of land, with Dwelling. House, Barn, and other Buildings thereon, and now occupied by Sd i'd Wheeler.
 Sale to be made on the premises, subject to in. cumbrances on the same, on the 1lh day of August, lS45, at 9 o'cocK in the afternoon.
 GEe; D; ENGLISH, } r,u.,s., Litch6ed, July 23d, ls45.
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DIED, Tn Woicottville, on the 18th inst, John Church, aged 69 years.
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PyiviIeges of Post .Mosters.-We have just seen letter from the office of the Postmaster Gen eral. under date of July 12, from which we make the following extract:
 When subscribers refuse to take Pamphlets or Newspapers from the office, Postmastcrs are now, as heretofore, required to notify Editors, &c. and moy frank letters containing such notice"
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OLOCK 6 FORD have just received from New U York, general assortment of Fancy & Staple Goods, among which may be found a great variety brown Shirtings and Sheetngs hIesched and brown Drillings; Cotton Batting; Wadding, Ticking. &c. Kentucky Jane Kremdy6 Plaids !; Gambreohs, Bonn black and white Cotton Hose do: Gloves; Kid Gloves Parasols, from So cts. to- g; Umbrellas, rom 50 cts to $2; Sun Shades; Coat Trimmings, &c; &c.-All of which will be s0fd' to say the least Cash, probably little cheaper.
 May g. 8
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At Court Of Probate h0kden at Aent, Dithi's
 and for the District cf Kent, on the 2sth day cf
 Jsne, fl. D. ls45;
 Present., Johnson c. Hatch, Judge. nN motion of Herman Seeer, and Noble Smith seph Segar. late of said district, deceased:
 This,Court doth decree that six months be allowed thecredtors of said deceased. from the date hereof to said Execu,ors-and that notice of this order be given, by adversing the same in newspaper pub. lshed in Li,chfeld, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post nearest where the deceased last dwelt in said Kent. .- Certified from Record. *7 JOHNSON c. HATCH Judge.
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fit e Court of Probate hoh!en at .Ntto Milford, soihin and for Me District ot .Neoc Milford. o's
 he 10th day of July, ls45.
 Present, .NathanieI Perry, Esq. Judge TSTATE of Gilbert Buckingham, late of said kL New Milford. deceased.
 The Administrator represents tbe estate insovent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners there. on: Wherenpon, ORDERED That Commissioners creditors of said estate, be appointed at the Probuts Office in New Milford. on the 4h day. of August. l945 at o'clock in the forenoon .-Abd that all per sons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the Administrator will cause this order 10 he, publish ed in a newspaper printed in Lmch6eld and post a copy thereof the public sign post the place here the deceased last dwelt in said New Milford.
 A true copy of Record.
 NATuANlEr PERRY Indpe.
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Al Court of Probate holden at Sharon, piihin and
 fov Ghs District e Sharon, ths l4th day ef July
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.af q Court of P,'obate holden at Sharon. ,cith- iu and tor hhe District cf Sh iron, om the 1lM day of July. 1s45,
 Present, Charies F. SedgDiek. Esq. Judge. TT0HIS Court doth direct Jonathan Bates. Ad- \ ministrator on the estate of Hiram Johnson, be insoven ,o give notice ,o ali persons in the estate of said deceased; to appear. if they see cause before the Court of Probate, tc be holden at the Probate Office in said district on the 26h day of July, ls45, at clock. A. M, to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners i'd ,e. by posting said orde- of notice public sign pos, in said town of Canaan. nearest the place where the deceased last dweli and bv advertising the same in a newspaper published in Liich6ed.
 Certified from Record,
 8 CHARLES F. SEDGwIcK, Judge.
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District cf Litchfe1d, ss. Probate Court, JuIy Sth, 1S45. {

UPSTATE of Hon. John Welch, late ot Lifchfeld, B'l in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Litch6eld, has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent, in which 10 exhibit their claims thereto i; and has appointed Messrs William Beebe. Stephen comm issioners to receive and examine ga i'd claims
 Certified by RALPH c. CAMP. Judge. The subscribers give notice tlha they shall meet at the store of Wech & Kllborn in said Lirchfed, on the 9th day of November, and on the 7,h day of January next at ten o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days for ihe purpose of attending to the bus ness of sai d appointment.
 WILLIAM BEEBE
 Ws' Sys''Fs P b.nsw,1, bsyssss11' Commissioners. All persons Indebted to sad estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 G. P. WELcH, Executok Litchfield, July sth, lS45. '
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VUNHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the district \ of Watertown, ,has limited and allowed6 months from the date hereof the creditors of the estate of Thomas Fenn, late of Watertown, in said district deceased, represented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed SamI H. Net ieton, and Leman w. Cutler, Commissioners to re. ceive, and examine said claims.
 Certified by
 HoLBRooK CuRrrss. Judge The subscribers give uotice that they at the late dwelling house of the deceased, iu said Wa. tertown, the first Monday of August and on Tues in the afternoon. on each of said days for the purpose ofattending to the business of said appointments
 SAMUEL H NErTLEroN, Comm'rs. Watertown, July ', IS45. All dersons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 THOMAS P. FENN, Adm'r
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.dpples LGked in the Sun.-A number of apples which had been baked in the sun, were brought to our office on Thursday. A gentleman from East Hartford informed us yesterday, that he could pick up bushel under his trees, which were baked in the same way. We think no further evidence is necessary to settle the character of the weather.
 Hartford C0M.
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Libel SuiE.-For some time past there has been good deal of sharp shooting between the Courier and Enquirer, and the author of the |" Mysteries of lniquity," whose communications have appear ed in the Tribune. The Editor of the Courier an- nounces in yesterdays paper. that he has directed his lawyer " to commence suit in the Circuit Court against the proprietors of the Tribune for Libel in order that they may prove the truth of their allegations
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STOP THIEF /! $50 REV ARD ! !

TENHE Store of the Subscribers was bro- l ken open on the evening of the Th of July. and goods to the amount of four or five hundred dollars taken therefrom con. sisting of Broadcloths, Silk Handkerchiefs, Black, Italian and Fancy Silk Cravats, Lin en Cambric Handkerchiefs, Silks, &c. &c. Also money to the amount ofthirty dollars j; fifteen of it in specie, five in cents, and the rest in bank bills; one five dollar bill of the Hartford bank, and one five of Phoenix Tensb Wsrd ba"k mTs ogaF not 0sS "yabe payable in six months from date. The above reward will be paid for the detection of the thief and goods, or one half of the same for either. -....
 CALHOUN & PORTER.
 Plymouth, Ct., July 9th, le45. v
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fee of the Rochester American gives the particu- lars of a confagraton which occurred in that city on Tuesday evening last, more disastrous than any with which it has been visited for number of years previous. The loss will not fall short of $3O, ,OOO. The property consumed, was chiefly owned by Judge Carroll of Livingston County.
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