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The New York herald., 1845-02-20
FOR SALE.

.3snk BEAUTIFUL FARM, situated in the town Of
~ containing seventy Of good ulabe and
grass land she House perfect order and convenient
y arranged for large family said Farm is divided by The
post oaa running 70 New Rochelle and MamsnopecA and
fishing in their The buildings all good
order and there Is good sablng for twelve horses whole
herr are two churches within Of mile Of place
York and Harlem Railroad at Williams Bridge which Is with
three miles Of said premises There abundance OF
tn great The distance from City Hall, New
York. sixteen miles Possession be by the st
April any information concerning said property can be
had en- the premises
oining said property forty Of first rate Land
with good Stone House with Barn and Stab
he advantages the above seventy
Eelher tmakng in all no acres) suit the purchaser,
ie1 lm.rc VIM. II. HICKS, No. 90 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
ARCHITECTURE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

NtW IOkk, FEBRUARY TO- IJ43.
THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce TO
hs friends and the Tay community n genera that he
y rrep red 10 entertain all who favor him with their
Having for the IN the
hoyr canaciv he hesttion sayiog all avors
;, ded 10 him by public will be duly Appreciated
aacton rendered to he guests who may feel sposed TO
trnnire him.
b,noe the per day cm 81 50 rs hoping
Il the time, will meet the full and unaus ed approbs
ion of the travelling public. II. JOHNSON,
United St.tes Hotel. corner of Fulton
lla 3wsrc Pearl and Water streets, New York.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

RA FOX SALE-The House and Lot No. Wall street,
tH being 40 feet front Wall street. The building five
ries high exclusive OF the basement and sub-ceas The
dousy arranged for Offices and other purposes The
whole is in excellent order.
Also the threesory brick Stors Nos II and 6 Maiden
lane aud the three story brk building the side Of
adoins the property Maiden lane These premises in
good order and we'll situated for business.
All the above mentioned property is well tenanted and
for permanent investment peculiarly desirable
j23 2w*rc +. X. TlLLOU, So Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

"a TO LET, AND IMMrDiATE PUsoksolUN
E GIVEN-Tne Store No 81 Nassau street. Herald Build
coeete Application to be made at the desk Of the office
abe Her Id. for terms, &c. i3tfrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

- EUk SALE-A Farm, of ITO acres, the bank
E OF Hudson River the village Of Rhuehsck, with
adequate stock OF cae horses farming atsnsis, &c.
On farm house. barn. coach houie, dairy hay
A'so piece Of land, being acres in the vHage Of Fort
Lee the west bank OF the known Orchard with
several houses and improvements thereon Also the piece Of
land IN the same village known Long Dock consisting
about 81 exclusive Of the dock and point This
property is much improved and Of excellent fence.
the and lots Nos ~ ~ 7 81 Vsrck street being
all br ck houses good condition and repar No. 81 being
feet wde and the house containing and well arng
ed and accommodation All this property is
Canal street
the Third Avenue In the 18th Ward. .
Aso Is lots in the l2h ward vzfour lets the west side
30h streets lot the north side three lots
the south side Of 10th streeal OF d the Sd
three lots the side of ed w.en ooth aud 57h
lots the north side Of Sim and lots
the south side Of tSh street.-The last tened fsur lots BE-
tween the I'd and Sd avenues
The Of sale will be made easy.
FIR TILLOU,
la25 zw*rc No. So Wall street
A ITO LET OR LEAsE--A large two, story brick
;7 Hou'e the southwesery corner Of the Booninedae
road and 40th street. with sufficient ground whereon
mandatory, which will be built If required.
Also frame Cottage House and five Lots the
nohwesterly Of the Bloomngdae road and 40t st
with worhshop stable barn. &c. The house will be painted
and put good fence and repair with yard in 'front.'
the Bloomingdale road.
Also Lots adjoining the Boomingdae road, running
through the 7 and 4st suitable for florist
manufacturer. Bulldogs will be erected il required.
Also Lot IN 3oth street. between the and h to
l,ase. g. H. WINTER,
jas lm*ec is Wall street
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The New York herald., 1845-02-20
HOWARD HOTEL. NEW YORK

LA THIS well known establishment, at the corner Of
opened ueder The erection aud proprietoshp Of
the first class will il is hoped be fully sustained II has been
fitted Those arrangements which have rendered equally
and private families will be continued the plan still existing
suited This arrangement it is believed peculiar feature
all vse In addition TO the exertions Of the
A1ry snd late Of the United Stats Hotel Saratoga Springs
friends 9? The House and the pabc generally The
which the Howard Hotel" has ever been bonored.
nj. J. THOMAS,
. STEPHEN X. ROE,
Late commander of the Hudson River Steamboat Empire
New York, January 81. s4A Paws &c
- VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Fiv
E Lots the southerly side Of 18th street,
Six Lots the northerly side Of 18th street. 9Th
and h avenues with yards 'front.' and the midst Of
elegant improvements
Three Lots the .ourherly side Of h between the
9Th and 7th avenues, in an improving neighborhood
Two Lots the souhey side OF h street. the 9th
-Four Lots the ssery side between 18th and
18th streets, with cellars partly dug
Five Lots the nothery side Of seth between the
and 2nd overlooking the city and East hiyer.
The whole amount may remain mortgage, if improved
and 70 rer cent if not improved. q. H. WINTER
i26 lmsec 6 Wall street
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

ssr.r FOR SALE-A valuable Farm, forming part OF the
4aact known Mo- rsania situated on the Harlem
Of land propc y fenced and in good order Upon
with garden stable and ali necessary app ndsges suitable
gent mans country residence There are also upon the Farm
two Farm Houses and all necessary buildngs Also
valuable mill site and water power and orchard The said
Far access,be from the city, being within nine mes
o the City Hall with the privilege OF free brioge the
Hnem lveT The Of the harlsn Railroad run within
quire tween ~ and 3 P. M. Of H. M. MUkklS,
jt8 lmRrc IL Pine street, second story.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
41s4 ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the 81
R Ward the city Of Brooklyn from ing the New fo
~s>B Bay anJ commanding beautiful pro The stus
o The premises. isx9 I'm re
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

.u T., B1's. rSi ss; e. s q. o. IN 's :.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

TO LET-Two Stores beautifully situated, in the
c:;H buildings tnow nearly compets) ON the n,thwestey
Farse Buildings
large and convenient Basement well calculated for
Oyster Saloon SC.
Ao several convenisn. Store, in hs second story suitable
together with Of Rooms the 3D. 3d. 4th and 5h
stories suitable for Offices Private Paor with folding doors,
Dsrtists Painters Dsgueeotypes and Exhibition Rooms Sc
Those wanting Of the above description
qaessd call and examine the Enquire the PREMISE.
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The New York herald., 1845-02-20

6EH OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PASSAGE
ATkN OFFICE 81 Son st-Passsse any par tsren
Brlfaia aud hesnd. tvi. Liv,rpooib 81 the regular
pack s.iIiag every five days from ,sp,o
b. re Al the lowest rates by either
and Drafts can as usual be tu nished, from any smo
pabl at al the prncip,l BANKING Institutions Enrl
Ireland Scotland Wales without discount charge ON
applications 10 JOHN HERD nan,
Aonf
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
.MARRIED;

In this town, on the 5d inst, by Rev. Mir. Dick inson, Ralph G. Camp, Esq. and Miss Louisa A. Clark.
 In this town, Sept. 22, Rev. MT. Eastman. Eras- tus P. Moulthrop and Mary E. Wetmore, both of Milton.
 In Roxbury, on the 10th ult, by the Rev. Mr. Isham, Mir. Job Warner and Miss Elizabeth Bur- Tit; 18th ult, Mir. Zacheus Warner and Miss Ja- 1 net Seward.
 in Salisbury, on the 2eth ult., by Rev. Adam Reid, Mr. Adin w Coburn. of Winchester, N. Y and Miss Hannah M Spencer, daughter of the late Job Spencer. of tie former place. In Bridgewater, on the 18th ult., by the Rev. MT. Kilbourn, MT. Smith R. Weeks and Miss Bet sy Ann, daughter of tyman Smith. Esq.,; by the Rev. MT. Atwell, Mr. Peter Wooster and Miss Caroline Morris ....
 In New Preston. on the 18th ult., MT. Henry A. Warner, of New Milford, and Miss Alma Taylor, of the former place.
 In New Milford, on the 9th inst, Bradley Beers, of New Fairfield, and Cornelia Bronson, of the former place.
 At Pittsburg, Pa., J. Watson Spring, (son of the Rev. Dr. Spring, of New York city,) and of New Orleans, and Mary o. H., daughter of Hon. Har- mon Denny, of Pittsburg.
 At Winchester Centre, Oct. 23d, MT. Matthew Hart, of Goshen, and Miss Adeline Chase, daughter of Reuben Chase, of the former place on the 9th inst, William H. Rood. Esq. and Elizabeth Hurl- but, daughter of Gen. Leonard Hurlbut, beth of Winchester.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
DIE D

In Sharon, on the 17th inst. David Beecher, Esq., counsellor of law, aged 65; and on the 14th inst his sister, Mrs. Mrs. Laura B. Moody, aged 62, wife of James Moody, Esq
 In Hartford, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Maria N., wife of George Beach, Esd. aged 47.
 In Kent, on the 26th ult., Zacheriah Minegan, aged 72.
 At Harvard, Mass Benjamin Winchester, aged S5. He was brother to Elhanan Winchester, the celebrated Restorationist preacher; and was Rev. outionary snldiet, who refused a pension, and died among the Shakers.
 In East Hartford, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Will Hams, widow of MT. Jacob Williams, in the 99tt year of her age. She was the oldest person in town and descendant of Governor Carver, Pill grim of the Plymouth Colony. Tn Ledyard, on the 18th inst, Hon. Ernstsn
 Viliiams, aged 62. He held for several years the office of Senator in our State Government and also Judge of Probate; besides filling many other off, ces of trust. He was greatly esteemed as citizen and Christian.
 Died in Boston, on Sunday, Nov. 9th, Rev Wm. c. Woodbridge. He was among the first instruc- tors in the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb in Hartford, and contributed much to its success, by his ingenuity and fidelity in teaching. As Geog rapher of the highest standing, both in this country and in Europe, his works in this department beat ample testimony to the extent and accuracy of his researches. His contributions. too, to the cai,se of popular instruction, especially while he was ed- itor of the Annals Of Education, have had power. full influence for good upon our schools and other ] seminaries of learning. A true philanthropist, a genuine patriot, and sincere christian his memo. " will long be gratefully embamed in the hearts of very numerous circle of friends and acquain- tances who deeply deplore his loss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
DR. BEECHER AGAIN.

A correspondent of the Newark Daily Adverti. Fer is writing for that paper a series of Remins- Eences of Noted Preachers, and m recent number gives sketches of Drs. Beecher, Emmons, Alexan: tier, and others. Of Dr.. Beecher he says
 never saw this eminent man until the last sum. iner when heard him in the Fremont Temple Tn Boston. The building was full OfyOung men-and he was to address them on ''the observance of the Sabbath" He came in at a late hour and walked across the platform as brisk as boy. He wore an old Boston wrapper, and observed that his hair had grown gray. His son Edward opened the mee- ting with a prayer, and the father then spoke for an hour. could hear but small portion of his address as his voice is more feeble than formerly, and he is much broken with the labors ot forty years. Some of his speech was in familiar col loquial vein, like the elder Dr. Alexander when he addressed Sabbath Schools. 1 heard him few nights after at the anniversary of the Education Society. While he was speaking there, he was constantly whirling silk handkerchief about in his hands-and much of his speech was very hu- morous He has great deal of what Boz calls the cast -iron wit" of the Yankees. Sometimes his homely illustrations admirable-sometimes they are very offensive, savorng too much of ap- parent irreverence. Dr. Beecher is a native of New Haven, q believe,) preached for sometime on Long Island-afterwards in Litch6eld, Connecti- cut; then in Boston, and s now at the head of the Lane Seminary in Ohio. He has one son in Bos. ton, man of warm 2iety and strong intellect.- His two daughters are we'll known to the public.- One of them, Miss Catharine Beecher, writes on Metaphysics like nsan-and the other, Mrs. Prof. Stowe, of Cincinnati, has drawn the mimi. table Yankee sketches which the Harpers have published under the title of ''The May Flower" "a most delightful volume
 The Philadelphia North American publishes this extract and adds :-
 If Miss Catharine Beecher writes on metaphys- ics ''like man," unfortunately there very few men who write metaphysics like Miss Beecher. She has one of the finest ntelects of this age, and her works are numerous, very able, and useful.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District oi A LitchfieId hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the rredi. tors to the esta,e of DAVID HART. late of Goshen, in said District. deceased. in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those negtecting 10 present their accounts within said time, properly ai. tested, will De 9pbarred q recovery. All persons indebted tu said estate are request ed to mako immediate payment 10
 e MILES HART. lExecutors. a-., .@ ALPHA HART,
 Goshen, Nov. II, lS45. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
Select School in Norfolk.

'FHE MISSES HAYDEN will open their
 l. Schoolin Norfolk the Sd week in No. vember. Those parents who have had chill dren under their care, have reason to be more than satisfied with their proficiency. The school IS qulet, pleasantly situated, ,and easy of access from good boarding houses. The terms are as reasonable as at any school in the county. Studies adapted to the wish. es ofthe pupils, in the common branches, or in Latin. French, Embroidery, Painting or Drawing. Tuition proportIoned to the branches taught. ' 1fa0.. .A 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
Temperance Notice.

THE Litch6eld County Temperance Society will Il hold its Monthly Meeting at Torringford on remember the monthly meetings of the County So. ciety. and feel that they have individual respon sibility in sustaining them, and rendering them interesting and profitable. Let each one send their delegates though it may cost some trouble and sa ctifce. The cause is noble one, and its triumph will repay us an hundred fold for all our labor and self.denial. j. L. DICKINSON, Sec'y.
 Northfeld, Nov. 17.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20

Al Court ef Probate holden Gt Sharon, scithin and for he District ef Shason, ,On Me l3M dag 0fJVovenber. 4. D. 1s45. ra Et gf-fFa T
 Present, Charles Y. Sedg,ciek Esq. Judge 1WlHiS Court doth direct Horace Landon Esq Ad.
 mnistra,or on the estate of Edmund Landnn, Esq late of Salisbury m said district. deceased. rep. resented to be nsovent give notice to all persons interested in the estate Of said deceassd to appear holden at the Probate Office in said ds,ricr, the 29th day of November lS45. at o'clock A. M: to be heard relative to the appointment of ComHTssion- public sign pnsi in ead town of Salisbury ncares, the place where the decea ,ed last dwel. and by ad vertisng the same m . newspaper published in Litcbfieid in the county of Liichfeld.
 Certified from Record.
 26 CHAS. F. SEDGW1CK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
MISS B. DOWD

WOULD inform her friends and the pub
 W lie generally, that she has just return ed from "s y nDs seHSaSs Sz as ces, Muslin and Cambric Inserlings and Edglngs, superior quality-Also, Fringes. Gimps, Cords ana Tassals. Fancy Buttons, Comb and Steel Beads, Shawl Pins, Sc. &c. Linen Cambrlc Hdkfs.. Ladies Gloves and Miits. and a variety Of articles ustiaily kept in a Millinery Establishment.
 .. Norfolk. Oct. 29lh. l945. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20

at Court of Probate holden at Waterfoson scifh.
 in and for Me District cf Watersoscn. oa Me
 7b d0y cf .NoUember. ls45.
 Present, Hoibrook Gurus. Esq. Judge. HESITATE of MARY ANN GARNsEY. late Of
 The Execniof retresenis the estate ins ivenf, and prays ;he appointment df Commissioners thereon: WhereupOn. ordered, that Confmi io receive examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Estate, he appoin'ed at the Pro'ste Office in said Watertown on the 2sd day Of November lS45. at 9o'cock in ,he fDreno'n; and that all persons interested in said esrate may be notified thereof. the Execn,nr wifi causc this order to he published in newspaper printed in Litch6em. and post copy thercof on ike signpos the place where the deceased last dwelt in said Watertown- @'
 true copy ct Record .25 Attest, HOLBROOK CURTIS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20

We hope soon to zee in some part of Odf adver. tsing columns, the notice that our friends have ta ken hold of the use of the Health Restorative oi Mir. Brinckerhof with the same spirit that is ma infested in other parts of the country. Where fl has been known it is resorted to without delay, in Lung and Liver Complaints, the sufferer showing his confidence in this medicine above any other aid We will predict no disappointment in its use. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
NOTKCE.

A MEETING of the Democrats of the Town of A Litchfeld will be holden at the County House in Litchfeld on Tuesday the 18th day of November inst, at o'clock P. M. for the purpose of choos- ing four delegates to the State Convention to be holden at New Haven on the 3d day of December next. By order of the Town Committee.
 Nov. l9. 1S43
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
One Cent Reward.

DAN AWAY from the Subscriber on the n 7fh day of inst. November. and inden- tured Boy by inc name of Friend Whitconsb. Said boy is twelve years old. dark brown hair, black eyes, and about 4 feet 6 inches high, has scar on the right hand occasion ed by cut. This is 10 forbid all persons harboring or trusting him on my account. on penalty of the law. -
 DARIUS D. MINER.
 Torringford, Nov. ', lS45. 26"
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
STRAYEU.

ESROM the Subscriber, in May last. two .E WEARING KEEPERS. one light red. aud the other dark red, the head somewhat brown. No artificial mark. Whoever wili give any infornnsion which shali lead to their recovery, sball be literally rewarded and all charges prhi. - -.
 - : ' JOHN A. WOODRUFF.
 Lhchfeld, Nov. 10, lsA5. .,-. ,,..,.7 p
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20

To the Holders ef. Notes mnde' 2d .Mortgage. ef Right cf Way Notes, and Of Bomds. issued by Me Ho,saionie Raii Road Company. M OTICE is hereby given that all the obligations IN now outstanding against said Company will Interest will cease on and after the 18th instant. r..' II, NICHOLS, Treasurer. Office of the Efousatonic Rail Road Co.,
 Bridgeport, Nov. 6, IS4S. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
RROKE INTO

VNNHE icclosure Of Austin A. @ II Spalding on the Eth inst. a red COW in good flesh with NMa little whiae on the hrisket and bog. Said COW has slit in the right ear. and is judged to be seven or eight years old The owner is requested to prove property. pay charges and take her away,
 AUSTIN A. SPALDIN6. Norfolk, Nov. l2, IS4S. IT.. .+. |6
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
NOTICE.

PROKE into the enclosure of the snb- .D scriber on or about the middle of Oc- tober, light red yearling STEER, no arti- ficial mark. The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges, and take him away. ETHEL EMMONS.
 Ltch6ed South Farms, Oct. ?, 1s45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20

fl COays 0f Probate holden ae Sharon, soifhin
 and for the District cf Sharon, 0n Ae 11M dag
 of f.Nouember, 4. D. 1s15.
 Present. Charles Y. Sedg,cick Esq. Judge. rIvHIs Court doth drec, Charles se.rs.. Adminis- l ,rator on the Estate Of Dr. John w Smith, late be insovent. to give notice to all persons interested in the Estate of said deceased, to appear ct they see cause before the Court of Probate to be holden at the probate office in said District. the 18th day of November inst at o'clock X. M. to be heard rela. tive to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate by posting said order of notice a public sienpost in said :own of Sharon. nearest the place where the deceased last dweli, and by advertising the same in newspaper published in Litch6ed.
 as CHAS. F. SEDGWICK. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20

.M Court of Probafe holden at V0rfoRks tcithin
 and for Me District cf .NorJOik, on Me 6h dag of of.Nouember, l945.
 Present., MicAael c. Mills. Esq. Judge. TNSTATE of DAVID DOOLITTLE. late of Nor. the Administrator on said Estate, this Court does limit and allow to the creditors of said estate six months from the date hereof in which to exhb bis their very. And thls Court directs said Administrator to give notice of the time so limited by publishing this order m newspaper printed in Litchfeld. and by posting copy thereof on she public senp0st nearest the place where the said deceased last dwelt in said Norfolk A true copy of Record
 26A MICHAEL G. MILLS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
Disfr.cf of Li,chfeld, S ] Probate Court, NOv. lOih, lS45 {

Disfrtcf of Liichfeld. S
 Probate Court, Nou. l0,h, ls4S
 H(ERTAlN Estate aving been assigned hy John Collins 0f said Goshen, in trust for the beneft Of all inc creditors of the said John O O'Bkcn-thls Court doth appoint the goth day of November l845. at 10 Ltchfeid for the appoinimen, of Commissioners. to receive, examine and adjust the claims of all who were the creditors of sa i'd John O Bren ai fhe time nf snch assignment. And ead Trustee is directed 10 give nOt ce of this order ny advertising the same in . newspaper printed in the County ot Lich6rld. and by p,sting the same on the pub'ic sgn p',st in sad Litched nearest the place whefe said assgnor resides. thai all persons interested may appear, It they see cause, and he heard relative to said ap- pon,ment. Certified hv '* 25 -..a&-t . RALPH o. CAMP. JG1ge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
N OTTO

THE Subscriber having changed his residence Il from Salisbury to the Village of Litchfield, requests his correspondents to address him at the latter place. SAMUEL CHURCH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
Came Into

YNHE inclosure of ihe Subscriber in South Il F.rms, on or ahout the Sth of Octobers YEARLlNG RED STEER. The owner can have him by calling and paying charg. es. -..sv-,., es 7. HORACE HUBBARD.
 South Farms, October go, lS45. 24*
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
Broke IMtO

YHHE incIosare If the subscriber on or a. l bout ,hc 18th inst. n bright red year. ling STEER. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away. GEO. A. WARREN.
 Plymouth. Oct. 30, ls45. ,r,.,-a... F A
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-20
STOVES.

TNHE Court of Probate for the District of \ Plymouth hath limited an allowed six months from the date hereof, for the ere ditors of the estate of Luman Preston, late of Plymouth, deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly aiiested. within said time, will be debarred n recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re. quested to make immediate payment to
 JuNfUs PRESTON, Executor.
 Plymouth, Nov. l6. l645. 26