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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25
At c Court of Probate holden ct Canaaa, avithin
 and for the District of Sharon, OF the sd day of

and fOr the District of Sharon, OF the 2d dag Ct
 Sepfember, fl. D. 1S45. -.
 Present, Charles F. Sedg,cick, Esq, Judge.
 T1PON the application of William M. Burrall, O Esq, showing to his Courb that he is Guar dian to Jabez Brewster. of Canaan. minor be- ionging to said District and that said minor is the of the following real estate, situated in said District, viz "A certain piece of land lying in the First Society in Canaan, about forty rods nnrtherly from the Depot at Falls Village, and bounded nor,herly and easterly by. Will liam S. Marsh's land, westerly by highway, and sou therly, by Edward P. Hunts land and Charles Beebe's land, md eona in:ng about half acre of la and is valued a, about twenty dollars. AL so. one other piece of land lying in said Society, sontherly ot Stephen Brgner's dwelling house and bounded north by said Brgner's land, east bv nigh way, and south and west by the said minor g. own land-containng two acres of and, valned al about fifty dollars, and showin9 just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate prayng for order, and that he, some other meet person be empawered to sell the same, as per application on file, dated the frs, day of September, 1915, more fully appears
 ORDERED, That the foregoing application he heard at the Probate Office in Liichfed. on the 22d day of November l945 at 9 o'clock forenoon; and that mo- ,ce thereof be published in some public newspaper the place where such real estate les three weeks successvely, at least six weeks before said time signed. Certified from record by .
 l6 CHARLES F. SEDGwIcK. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25

Fall and Winter Fashions, EHOR 1s45 and 1s46-Just received by 1 H. A. HULL. F..
 Litchfield. Sept. Sd, 1e45. l6 BOOTS & SHOES.-A case of fine sewed D Cali Skin Brogans at S1, 50 pair Also good begged Boot at $l 50. CASH & VARIETY STORE T1T0oDRUFF's HISTORY OF LTTCHFIELD. w for sale at thisOfice
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25
FRANCIS BACON,
 Attorney at Law. :.

Attorney at Law, a IT AS resdmed the practice of his profession in II Litchfeld. and respectfully offers his ser- vices to the Public ar @@
 Office over Dr. Buel's Store, next door north of the County House. ,s ,''.>
 Litchfeld, July 9, 1s45. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25

Tie population of Troy. according to the lat census, is q ,Cs1-au increase of 2,S47 since ls40
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25
HENRY B. GRAVES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
 Plymouth, Conn. ,,~
N o T I c E. :.

TTNHE inhabitants of the Town of Litchfeld, are l hereby notified. that their Annual Town Meeting will be holden at the Town Room in said Litchfeld, on Monday, the 9th day of October next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur- pose of eiecting I0,vn Offers for Me year ensu- ing also to choose three persons as Special Com missioners for the Town. under the Act entitled, An Act to regulate and restrain the sale of wines and spurious liquors' And also. to make such bye laws for restraining horses cattle, asses mules swine, sheep and geese. from going at large, and for regulating such as shall go at large. as they shall deem proper, and to transact any other bus- ness proper to be done at said meeting Dated at Litchfeld, Sept 18th, 1S45. .-, 9.
 R. M. WOODRUFF, l. ...
 SIDNEY PECK, Selectmen of the
 WILLIAM BIssELL, Town of
 EDWARD GUERNSEY, Litch6eld
 PUTNAM KILBoRN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25

The editor of a widely circulating paper, being ing hrs sheet with short facy articles replied that his object was to secure readers, and that he had profted very essentially from the hint of slave. who said he could. without fatigue, hoe an acre of corn in a day. ifonly planted in slcrt rows! The hint is applicable 10 newspaper contributors, and indeed i6 all writer's and speakers. Take tune to De short, 3s'H' |
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
pOIK And CNLHOrN.

The Washington Correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury IS srumbiing because the Tariff is not al
ready assailed, and because Mr. CALHOUN is polite
ly bowed out OF Mr.. Poll;'s Cabinet. Why, mau ,
haze some bounds to your yoracity! Isn't Texas
a dose for one Session He adds, more justly:
We re!spsus back fear. to the lines when every
tlug done by party aud party and party could do
no wrong The Presidents naugurais expected 10 please
all the tribes OF the Democracy and b; quite cracuar
The Baltimore reeoln ions. For instance heard that i;
would recommend a reyisal of the Tarr--ro
the Act Of 533-bu; he principles OF that Act; which.
has all sorts ofprncp'cs discrimination free list and
all that, will of course suit all sorts people.
To make any obscurity and Shortcomings the
Tariff Mr.. Polk understood vii. very distinctly de-
clare himself on the Bank question SC. &c and will utter
brave words you shall hear IN summers morning
about retrenchmcnt and ccononya song TO be said or
Hey It's Threshold. Ba M letter Is already too
lnnr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
SUNDAY.
POLICE OFFICE.

Two JUVENILE RoBBERs ARREsTEp.-Ye>terday after
icrnuOn, Nj. Weeks butter wason ci Broohly was
standing Fulton market. i've boys named Thomas
Crayney Dominck Waters Michael Fecy. John Gill. and
William Conway, immediately Mr.. Weeks leaving it,
iepped up and carried OF pcne box containing about
$40 in silver They all then made of to convenient
haunt and divided the spoils and In the evening
rested the Chatham Theatre, their friends 10
tickets, pea nuts, apples, &C. In proI-ion. Sergeant
Cockran the VI. T. took four into custody, and the
nth brought in by citizen They ill commit
ted for trial. Three dollars OF the money recovered
EscArE FROM BLscSwELLs lsLAND.-t few days since.
convict named David Madden effected his escape from the
enitentAry Last might Mr. DEPUTY Keeper Shadbc, rc-
arrested him. and he taken back. be first punished
and then TO serve cut his term of sentence.
THEFT OF BurTEs-Henry Pratt arrested asi even
ing stealing rkn OF butter worth Sl5 from the stoe
OF Mcssrs Dorrner Potter No CocIties Slip. Com
mittcd.
LARcEsY "A man named Edward Hamilton, was arrest
ed by officer Carlisle stealing number OF shirts worth
abou; $50 Mr. Taona, j. Agnew, OF the Exchange
Hotel foot Courilandt lie committed for
trial.
ASorHEr.-Wliiam Louis arrested By officer Jo-
scpls for stealing roll at cloth about four and haf
yards from the No - Broadway lie WAS commit
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Correspondence OF The Tdba7e.
WASHINGTON, March l. lSi5,

NJ y
There is nothing vet definitely settled about the
Cabinet. as whole Il IS probably certain, now,
that Nr. BrcHASAN will be Secretary OF State. il
has be.r sid that CAVE JOHNSON mas been agreed
upon for the P. Q. Department. hardly think SO.
Il viii probably lie between him and l. NJ. SArN-
nysS. Its said, and an, inclined 10 the opinion,
thai Mr Wa1xER Will be Secretary OF the Treasury.
In this case s. F. BUTLER may be appointed Attor-
ney General. Another story gives Mr., Cave lonn-
son the Solictorship of the Treasury. These, how
ever. are all <peculptions, and though might give
Won E,anv R,orc, refrain til learn something
more definite.
TIE House and Senate to-day have done hitls OF
pnv great Importance, except the passage ct the
Post Office bill. 1t came from the Senate to-cay
with onlv slight amendment relative 10 the ume
of gong into operation. This was Immediately
concurred N by the House. So II only waits lile
Signature OF the President 10 become the ID" OF 'ie
Both Houses took recess about ) O'Clock this
afternoon: thew are now reassembling for long
evening session. which viii probably encIoaeh on
sunday. OF this shal! Ssnl YOU report tor ueS-
dav's paper: il cannot reach vou IN time ios Mon
dav'S as there IS no mai tomorrow nlotS.ns ing bn.
hear a rsport that a II. EVERETT has been
nominated IS Minister TO China. As the Senate
have cut off the appropris;ionfor the Mission, Aleck
will hardly accept.
The presence of Polk, and hope of office, have
brought all the Anti-Texas Locos INTO the traces
bu, two. RICHARD D. DAVIS and JOHN ?.
HALE. 'Oh. what a fall was there ! DICK Is
angry at Hale for voting against ii. He would have
been preuder had he been the only Loco-toco IN
the negative Dellett Of Alabama was the only
Whig IN favor Of the measure.
Mr.. Murphy OF BROOKLYN day or two since re-
Piled to Mr. Cli?gmans speech delivered aboai two
mon,hs ago. Mr. Cuugman challenged contradic-
ton at the time. and if his assertions had been de-
MED. he would have moved Tor committee OF In
yestIgsiion Ii was not GeuIed nj! now, "hen
there Is no time to appoint committee Loco
FocciSm Is wide awake always.
The celebrated Razor-Strop Man IS acre VIII,
a great many other shavers. He has a large crowd
around him every day.
TYLER Will probably take Immediate acton on
Texas Annexation He has 1t IN his power to dis
re gard the Benonian Amendment, and TO take the
original House Resolution. Only for TIE hundred
thousand dollars appropriation, which the amend
ment makes, this would probably be the course oi
acton pursued.
The dispute abou; Mayer Harper being IN Baltimore has
created some amusement. IN that city merchant came
10 Baltimore and registered his name Jsines Harper
New York" The civic authorities waited on him. ana nc
wa. covered with applications attend Temperance meet
in.s &C. lie WAS great lion TIL the difference between
him aud Mayor Harper WAS discovered hours.
RlCHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

pRo,rycrrs oy r,iE BlLrIMoRE DREcroRS,-lhe pN,
o,,tnu of publishing the Baltimore directory as e"nerpA
hns already met with the most decided md aefn nppnna
tiou When accomplished 1t bids far 70 be hgtS u,eul %
,hc community generally notu; shall Le wanun. 10 rv
,er Il IN TIE fullest complete
10 meet yugts the Mercantile and Business pcucn
the community the publisher proposes adding q the end o
The Directory. several pages of ide't,seInens mEume
necessary o. show the great individual benefit that may o
derived from this mode oi advertising, the advertisements
would be read by least 5000 persons Ia ndoS9n tn u
the South and West IN The principal Towns 'ioeb
Senbonts &c $50 copies of The advertisements alone uone
up m attractive form: , ,, r.,
n,ticnnr n ,naure ntN u. PiLMERS American Newspi
c nni Advertising Aecocy Ore where may bo seen h'ct Of
pape ior which he the accredited Agent tha terms au
known nnd Advertisements we'd or nearly nhe pnne oi
consequence ;hrougho the United States aud canada
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
rnKONEK,S oEEICE.

t.rPALLING-A MOTHER AND CHILD BOTH BURNED TO
DEAT-The Coroner this forenoon held an Inquest ut the
Citv HOSPITAL on the body Of Jocphnc Briggs aged about
IS years colored OF incorporate habits who re-
ded No 90 Cross street II appeared that the untor-
Inac female home 90 her about o'clock on
Thursday evening" i'll which there iirnacc, being
much in liquor the time afterwards person who
lived in the story below, heard noise and going up
stairs saw that her CLOTHES fire and perceived her
.; the moment the window and throw herself down
upon the Tagging In the yard The fire was -ooh cNtii-
sushed aud the infant sought sr, which was found IN
bed much burned and both mother and child were taken
10 the CITY Hospital IN which Institution they expired on
Friday night from the bris Verdict-deah by clothes
taxing fire, while the mother in state Of ntoNca-
on. \ bum burns being the cause OF the death OF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
CONGRESS ESS-Satlpaan.

II SENATE Mr. Archer submitted resolution
authorizing the President OF the United States TO
open negotiations with the Government OF Mexico
for adjusting the boundaries between Mexico ana
Texas Il lies over I'LL Monday
House bill. No. Il, was takenup, authorizing Tie
Secretary OF the Treasury, whenever any State re-
fuses to pay the interest upon any investments IN
stocks and bonds made by the Government in BE-
haf the Indians 10 withhold the amount rom the
nroreeds of the sale OF public laudS;whch may oe IN
he Treasury al the time. belonging 10 those States
IA lengthy discussion arose on this question, when
Mr. Allen moved to lay the question on the table
The Yeas and Nays having been ordered, IL was
lost-Ayes 10, Noes 26.
After farther discussion on the subject,
MI Dickinson moved 10 lay the bill on the table
This i,iotion was also lost, by-Ayes Is. Noes Is
The bill was finally read third time, and passed,
bv-Ayes %. Noes l3
The Posi- Office bill was debated and the House
amendments agreed tO, end large amount oi M
Interesting business transacted.
HofsE.-The Texas JOINT Resolutions were en-
crossed and signed By the Speaker.
The bill establishing Il lot OF new Post Routes IN
various parts Of the Union was considered IN COM
mittee OF the Whole, read third Iime and passed
The Army Appropriations bill was considered IN
Committee OF the Whole, ana aiiiendea an SO as 10
allow S3NO, 900 instead of S200,0OO for the manu-
facture of Arms this year. (feas So Nays II and
TO appropriate 500 0G0 for new Armory IN Illinois,
(Yeas IS: NAYS ID with some other additions.
The DILL was then reported, read third time, and
passed.
The House voted to suspend the Joint Rule which
foTbids the sending OF new bills from one House 10
the other on the three last days OF The session. The
senate doubtless concured IN the evening.
The House concured III the amendment OF the
Senate 10 the Post Office bill, giving members the
franklng privilege during the recess OF Congress.
The House again went into Committee, (Mr.
Tlbbats IN the Chair) and considered sundry bills.
And at 3 oclock t.ok recess TO hall past T.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
Upper POLICE.

trrE,IPr To CosINIr BrRGLaRY.-This morning, Mr..
William Sherwood. nnkeeper OF No. l2i Grand s:ree;,
three attempting 70 break inio the Store OF Ptip
Mass, No.lii Grand street; and watched them Finding
that he wa Observed himself and wAtc!nan sinclair >eiz
ed Of the men. III: third escaping. They had
broken lock IN attempting enter when ey op
wilson. and the other had Until Mr.. SHERWOOD
their ciptuTsr told hi, Gae when The burglar said his
name also William Sherwood. and under that name he
and his companion were committed 20 pri-on.
STEALING BooTs.-,olm Crook arrested and COM
United for stealing pair of boots worth So from Martin
B..lcr. y. No. =. .Avent.e \.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
RECFlNEp. TO THE WEEKL
NJ
~ eash IN al &C aecompengIns tte 1rler.l
Loss OF SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

d. We lost by the ire Subscription BooS which con
tanned part OF the list of Southern subscribers 10 e
eskly Tribune received this Occ previous to tho four
tccnh day of October last. Also Subscription Book co
tanning small portion Of the names of oar subscribers
North aud Uesl Of iB,Ry he STATE II N7r-iorS. tue
We,,yn part of reya0a Northern 0hio NoyHeH hd"i"d
atl Northern Illinois ard OF icrd, USc0HsiH and Rc2'T
The Mail Books containing the my weeks subscribers o.
last year ard the months subscribers OF the present year
the Above named States aud District. are saved.
Po,'maserS ,stH greatly otge 6y fe,rGrd'@g h'm'
NJ subscribers at nose points and he ii"e fo'
eaici they hare poh. All Mail Books for the p"'y
Tribune are saved and miss Of the Weekly but
the aboTe described.
We will keep enough papers hand to supply those ol
oar subscribers whose names VIC have loot.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
rnIIrr nFrIcr

CorNrEEFrTTTNG-A named Alexander 7. johnson.
vert This morning rto the BARRIERS shop Of ". IL. Bolton.
No 100 Washington street and ate- getting shaved hand
Ell s. counterfei; tl on the Danhury Bank in payment
The barber asked lin Il he had any other money, when lie
replied be bad not Mr.. Bolton putting his fingers into
Johnson pocket. drew another counterfeit 81 bill
on The same bank johnson then taken 20 the Police
oiice where eight S3 utrfsit bills OF The Dansury
Bank, found on his person. and he committed
THEFrS-(ieoTe Vase arrested and committed for
Eidrd-e street.
Thomas MnIcan. boy. arrested md con'1tel for
stealing oounerQane and other bedding worth s.. from
the Sellin. OF Mrs. Hester Smith. No. {. Mott street
person naTae,. NJ Walsh vas arrested and committed
for stealing and paulloous worth S22 from the store
o. .tiolphIs Hem. NJ. % Bowcrv.
\ woman named May Henderson. wa> arrested and
committed for stealing part ham, ioa: OF bread. and
ecanter liquor from the premises OF John Actlynn
No. l53 Leonard street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

e. x. w. EMERSON t.ctureG on thursday -yyn
ing a; Providence, upon Napoleon Bonapalte
DUEL-We copy the following paragraph from
the savannah Republican:
Prom information received from Augusta !ss, erepp
we learn that al AFFAIR Of honor took place ih.; ~
last week between MrJohn PaTilow. " Abhevic Dts:r,f;
and Mr. Burton OF Iaurens District. South Carolina n
parties fought with DuskeS Al ten PAGES, and Mr. BuI;
was SIled.'
ej-The Muscosee Democrat brings rumors Of 3
dnei between Col. A II. Kenan and Gen ] "
\ Sanford They were 10 fight srrea tee apa,t.
The Mobile Herald says tha, new Private Es.
press was 10 go into operation abou; the 223 ui..
bv which one day would be gained between Mont;
comerv and Mobile, and TWO days between the
latter city and New York.
F,Rr IN S,vAyxAu The steam saw mill on pis
Island reA- Savannah. owned by Jos. II. Baldwin Of Aai
ctv and Geo Ncvball OF Boston, together with the cut.
buildings and large Guity Of sawed lumber in reses.
ncss tn- shipneut was consumed on The ortlRs u,
9stb The los i estimated $4,000, the ii,,anceG u
$4,000 IN the Hartford and Etna insurance Company x
Hartford.
Gy- Among the appointments made by The Legs.
lature of the State of Ohio on ,he 2lh Instant, !.
gives US pleasure 10 perceive the name OF the Hon
Patrick c. Goode, one OF he Representatives
from Ohio in the last and preceding Congresses,
who has been appointed PreSidenJJudse ct the lbti
Judicial District Of The State.
PRiycEroy STEAMER vessel of war, uude,
the command OF Capt Stockton has been otderei by TIC
President 70 The Mediterranean. she vii be ";teEGt1 oy
the sloops of war saratoga 81. Mary : and PolToSe
fsy,We lcara tha, tie steamboat United States y
10 leave Buffalo tor Detroit on the loih ms.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

TlEFoErASr SrPRE.E Court DzcIsIoS.-The l.
:. Supreme Court has given lis oecislcp-t is SAID
uuaninously-atiirIning the decision of the Couu
of Appeals OF Maryland in the case OF Washington
County against THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. This suit was brought 10 recover one
million OF dollars from the Railroad Company, be-
cause the road was not carried through Washington
County In both Courts the decision has been
unanimously in favor of the Railroad Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

House has recently changed hands, as viii be PER
ccived by referring 70 advertising department. Ii Will
hereafter bc conducted by Mr.. Thomas. formerly of Albany
AMI Saratoga famous ia both IN excellent h'st and
who a,uon, tbe travelling world between NewloFk and A.
bany cat least have not been well entertained ny iAa
prince OF COME anGcTS Capt Roe on board his naSnhSyn
floating palace Empire, IN style very seldom uut
by any OF our frs II Capt Roc rctrc VIA
such splendid FLOATING reputation what may tue p"ol
not cxpc, OF him coming 10 IN a. cao II one OF e
best locations In the City OF Ncw-l ork either '0r uuSn
y, ,,.,.nrc tRiciinoud WhiS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

SANDS sAnsAPAaILLA.--One Of the most Important o.
feet; ON the recent progress OF science Is e alliance o
chemistry with physiology by which new ai unexpect
e HIGHT taS been thrown upon the vital processes ot AMI
mas. For this indebted chiefly to the German hna
French chemists We have clear understanding Of
the different actions OF hEets, posons and reinedi@
agents. and the long crided theory VI the blood being e
portion the system upon which the latter shoud Se''
demonstrated truth. The great object Therefore, Is !"
ascertain what remedies will act most directly upon ue
constituents oi the blood when In the act OF combination
Experience observation, clouds Il witnesses establish u
fact that sands Sarsapala Is at he very neal o 'e c
H. potential virtues are ,tesed by thousands of renma
c ard scrolous patients, and by s who nave taken lH
preparation for diseases OF the skin.
For farther particulars, and conclusive evidence oi ~
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which my 0e
obtained OF the propreiors and their agents gratis
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retli Ny A D. q ~
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street. New iofn
Sold also 1T 273 Broadway II East Broadway d ~ Ds
gists generally throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
DEATH or NOAH COOK.
From he Rochester Democrat FeJ. Il


In the prosecution OF hi, business Fcrwarder, Moan
Cook, ESQ OK New York 10 lids city len days since
and put up the Rochester House. lie was no; well on
his arrival but apprehension was fl; although pays
clan promptly called in The symptoms OF his cs
ease, however became daily more unfavorahie ad on sun
day, apprehensons felt Of N uIftvorabie Issue
From that time. forward. hrTes were enertaihed oi
his recovery and lie died Tuesday The 5 at COCK
r NJ aged is Ills personal friends did all IN ihe'f ig"-
er IN render him comfortable during s Illness ana ne i
The bcs; medical advice which coul be Frocned IN e
city Al tha. human all could 10 Vas done 10 eiiec fe-
covery-; but In vain.
Nr Coek was well known throughout the state lie mas
been for 1nany years connected with the Canal Trade, as
general agent and oprc;o. in several OF the forward
!y associations OF the state He was prominent poll
tieian-an earnest and ecen; Whr; and did more per-
sona labor Ia The recent campaign than perhaps any oihef
individual in the City Of ,teviork OF the State. lie was
elected the Legislature from the City, IN !-3 and was
among tho active debatcr> in that body tew meh
bad general knowledge Of the politics oi the country
and no ldborct ardenlv TO promote right prinr
ciples.
lie lcaves wife and two childrerone daughter and
SON. whose collegiate nearly closed Intelligence
Of his death viii be received with rret bY all who had the
pleasure ofh!s acquaintance His remains were deposited
in vault Moun Hop, yesterday afternoon and were
followed thther bv large number OF our citizens, The for
ycarding merchants of Cit; Wearing Grape the
I'm .e,pect t0 the nlenOry OF the deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
SprproR CorpT.

The March Term Of tis Court to-day. II is
~ A-cumea; Term. There viii be General Calendar ior
trial c CAUSES bu; no Day Calendar, viii be seen BY the
following order OF the Court:
Ordered. ts: AZ the ,rneu, Term OF The Court.
pav Calendar s issues ; rotcedfor ;ria. shall ~ made,
and no cause shall be set for trial for particular
day: and the Calendar for such issues shall Dc
called through the Cour; VIII proceed with he Argument
g,Ic,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
COURT cALESD AR-THIS DAY
Coxxox P1rAs-Publ;sned on SATURDAY..
CITY INTELLIG nee.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Eete,c Jcd-e E:pxoSps.

The u.ua! weekly session to- The hearing special
:iog took pace OF Saturday. when Judge Etouis The
re- APPOINTED Jue) assumed. fo the rst time. :he du-
;es d The Bench Several motions made 10 aside
nquests SC Mr.. Hitchcock. The ee- Il the Court has
been retained The regular Q; Ills Court, and ;he
Court OF Over and Te-Tnrer. VIII Monday,
I7h ms The r1al Of Polly Bodne VII probably hTst
r-,vy- The attention OF the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

g. FRrrBoRN c. JEwErr OF Onondaga Co. is
Gov Wrisht's nominee for Justice OF the Supreme
Court of this State, vice Chiet Justice Nelson,
called 10 the U. 5. Supreme Court. We have only
known Mr. Jeweti as avery arden,and adroit poll
;ician, OF the old Regency School, who has man
aged once or twice TO work his way into Con-
sress, He may be good Jurist. however =
We presume this appointment does no; make him
CRict Justice