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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
Farm for Sale,

A A FARM FARM ,,,s', containing .ind9e;,oos9 ssG
 i to MsSdoy' ,so 'ploylasa; Sa;I Pasture snrs lies both sides of the rood .whicK' leads from South Farms to Watertown, and is ah6nt two piles frv,n the foftner place. and lies in the town ot Bethlem, two miles northeast from the Meeting House. There is op the Farm a large two. o.story DWELLING HeusE. suitable for one or two families two large Barns, with .suita- ble out buildings.-The Farm has been used for a Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will keep 3Ot:ows. a pail. of Oxen. and span of Horses, summer and win ter; besides sufficient land. to plough A liberal credit wiu be given for good share of the purchase money, if desi. red.-Enquifs of the subscriber on the
 DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 Bethlem, Dec. 2, 1S44. tf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
PROBATE RRCORD.
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NaE 6 ,S. undersigned, sg in parsuahes of an order
 tched, i sell at public auction. on Is.cs shn ,o Si gay oI June next, vafety of personaf ntoroO. .O.n oeIonging the estate of Ofris Barber late z, val, deceased, consistne of Farming UsnsiI. in SOUse9S,c nnd goods Sns good Cow, sOEGris of cos dwelling house of the deceasei st ioce,e s ne tSte afteTnoon. CHARLES .CaRrFf, Hdm;n;O,0sn. Hd;0n .ntne
 Warren, May 2Sd, iS46. ~~.'"'s'1e'oF. ..'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
EaslsSOasexbEe .1Zg;lIi,ae,.af. :.

NT ISS B. DOWDw6uld take this meth, IV1 inform her friends that she has just [ turned from New-Yo with beautiful q extensive assortment of straw and silk H' viz. China Pearl, Adelaide, Victoria, &c.. Also Zephyr, gauge and glasade Ribbons ? |, and lace Veils Muslin, cambric, and lace sertings and Edgings; French worked Co'i" kid. silk. and Lysle thread Gloves and E'''' Fancy Combs. Steel Beads. Zephyr wor-'"' She thanks her. friends for past patronage, at, would respectfully invite them to call ahsi y anime for themselves. ''f>%'
 Norfolk; April g, 1S46. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET
 MoHni1, Msv ia s-...

At Market, SO Cattle; 90 yokes Working Ore, g Cows aud Calyeg go Sheep and about SOl Isi. SIEIlsii ISO head ~ Fbe Cattle came over thc
 eeef Cattle-Sales of extra, e6, ,25; frs, ouaI;,v SS1S second quality, s5 IeS; third quality ,Sl 5S Working Oxen-Sales noticed at S62, S66. s7l. &oh ez2, SS6 Ss9 GA and e4S. V Y-' Sneep-Sales were not noticed there being but
 Swine-Sales at wholesale, Sc for Sows. and 6c BarEows, al retail from 6c to 7c. ~''O VI 1 o'clock. '''40'A ~'''O'0 ~'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
ed: aIoss of the Mexicans in both a. The totas aak 1900.

tions was at led&4n
 l8 The Mexican forces amounted to at least 6, ,OOO men, while those of the Americans did not exceed l6OO.
 An exchange of prisoners took place sub sequent to the battle, by which Capt. Thorn ston and Lieuts. Haroee and Kane were re- E leased. Lieut.. Deas was not demanded. Among the prisoners taken by Gen. Fay Tor was Gen. Vega. For him two Ameri- can officers were offered in exchange, but it was declined tc give him save in exchange for an officer of equal rank whenever one should be taken.
 The Mexican army were so confident of i. Victory, that every preparation had been made to celebrate it, but all their prepara- lions fell into the hands of the Americans.
 In their flight many of the Mexicans took to the river and were drowned in their at tempts to swim it.
 Gen. Taylor reached his camp the after noon after his army. Leaving there his whole force, he the next morning left for Pt. Isabel and arrived there on the evening of the 10th without molestation. On the evening of the l lth he started back to his camp opposite Matamoros. We need not say that he and his army are in fine spirits.
 Farther information has been received that the American Consul and all the Amer ican residents at Matamoros have been ar rested and sent to Saltill, a small town about l3O miles iiom Matamoros.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
LIYCHFIHED MUTUAL FIRE INSU- RANGE COMP ANY.

YNHlS Company has been in operoton Twelve Years ending July 7, ls45, and have issued Amount of property insured l,995Ssg The whole amount of Cash premium paid into the Treasury. since the commencement, being Is of the premium charged, is 9,439 96 To interest received op loans 65490
 slo,ae4s 4ss The whole amount of losses is SS9sSsS. To amount paid to Agents 6O650 To amount paid for insu- rance, Plates. Books, Stationary, and for re- newal of Policies. llss6e-7,9seos Leaving a balance in the Treasury of s,3O5.S6 Add tolhe above balance, the premi- jim charged on the books the last five years 2O.0I66 Present capital or funds ofthe Company, paid. Gh WHICH 'o'0'e '0's'' ' " ssss77.ss Officers Of Ebe COaasaagsest. TV1LLLaM BEEBE, President,
 OLIVER GOODWIN, ITeGstuer, LaSON WHlI2NG. Seretgy.
 Dis'eetOSs.s WILLIAM BEEBE. ORIGIN s SEYMOUR, OLlV'R GOoDWiNl WI: H. THOMPSON, j. 6. BECKWiTH. DAVID c; sAMEGRDD. JASON WHITING. LEHMAN "; CUTLER,
 GEORGE c. WOODRUFF. sAgessts fOs' tlse COaseaoSsssy, Daa:ei B. Brinsmade. Washington, David z. Sanford, New Milford, Rufus Flu Her. Jr. Kent,
 Richard Smith. Sharon,
 Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
 Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
 Wm M Bura!I, Canaan, -~-DfarfierS -Darfiieef s. Clapp, Salisbury.
 Apeussus . S..S Royce { Norfolk. Roger H. Mills. New Hartford.
 George D. Wadhams, Toringtona Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
 Elisha Johnson, Plymouah. Jobn c. Amber. Be,hlern,
 Leman w. Cutler, Watertown;
 John Abernethy, Woodburv,
 David c. Whitilesy, New Preston, George P. Tallmadge, Warren; Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insured can apply to either of.he Agents or to the sec ,retafy.
 WILLIAM BEEBE. President:
 JASON WHITING; Secretary. ,Litehfield, Oct l, 1646. lamly
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
bisty,ci of. LiirhJseid, $. ] Litehfeld, .MuU II. lS46. {

1THE Court of Probate fo. the District of Litch. N field hath limited and allowed six months from the dsse hsrs !I 1 sEsdi.oss s t .o ss ss in said Disttict, deceHsed. in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement: Those neglecting to present their accounts within said time, properly a;teSted, will De debaned recov. cry. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payIien:io =
 Ii HOMER COLLINS, Execu
 CICERO COLLlNS,@ tors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
NEW GOODS.

NmISSEs MILES have again received and MI are now opening fine assortment of rich and seasonable goods; consisting of Hats, silks, Laces, Cambric, Edglngss Flowers, Ribbons. Superior KAd Gloves. with a thou sand other articles too numerous to enUmerate. which they would be happy to dispose Of on VeOre favorable terms than they can usually be procured. Also, variety of TuscaK and Ne apOlitmn Hats.
 Lisch6eld, Moy 18th, lS46-53.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
MARRIED.

In Warren. May 23d. by Rev. John R. Keep, MT. Aoner Welch, of Warren, to Mrs. Betsey
 In Milford. on the 18th inst, by Rev. Jona- than Brace. Hon. Abijah Darlington, late State Comptroller, to Miss Sarah Gum, all of Mil ford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
Pasture to Lei.
FRESH GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS would say to their A friends and the public generally, that they have been daily for the last two weeks, receiv. ing large Supplies of
 NAT~~ @o01-- Consisting of alniost every article which can be inquired for in Dry Goods, Hard ware, CrOckeFy 0Hd ElRss ware.
 ALSO A LARGE QUANTITY or which will be sold at the lowest prices for good pay or approved credit.
 o2n SMITH < JUDD..
 Litchaeld. May goth. ls46.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
GENERAL. DEPOT
 FOR THE SALE OF R0Ots, Shoes tsssd ReNdy- .WgGte Clothing. Fwst Door east cf the Court House,
 LIrCHEIELD. CONN.
I.IrcHFIELD, CONN.

$: $: ;:::;;!; ::;::; ::;;:: $ of BOOTS and SHOES adapt ed 10 the season. together with full sup ply of every description of articles in the line from some of the very best manufac- turing establishments in the New. Eng. land States. All of which will guaran. tee shall be sold as cheap as the cheap. est. Our plan of operations are now perfected. so that any thing in .the shoe line can be forwarded fresh from the factory at a few hours notice. The Campaign is now opened for the season. THE PusLlc are most respectfully y invited to call and examine for themselves be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 Particular attention paid to custom work in all its branches.
 L. o, MEAFOY. Litchfield. ls46. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
CONCERT.

aNarn A CONCERT of Sacred Music, con- XkWAE A sisting of Choruses, Quartettes, Du- S etts, &c.,, will be given at the Congrega- tional Church in Winsted, on Wednesday eve ming, June Sd, under hedirection of
 May 2S. B. A. NORVILLE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
.WeaIIv NTade Clothing.

A FRESH SUPPLY just received 2: lhe De, A pot next door east ofthe Court House. ana for sale at city prices-conS'stlng oI summe' Coats. Pants and Vests, for men and boys. shirts, Boso,ns. Collars, Ctavatss &c. &c.
 H. A. HULL; Agent. Litchfeld, April 29. 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28

sy 7TsSddy EUeaing's Mail. s>%aredes at the head Of 1J,- 900 NIen on his way to MatamOrOs!
 5000 Troops arrived at MatamOfos! MAJ. BROWN & 263 AMER
 ICANS KILLED!
 5000 Fresh Mexican Troops crossed the
 Rio GFande.
 ps.LADELpHIA, May g, 1s46. The Galveston Civilian cf the 18th says that on the 18th General Taylor received an express from his Camp stating that over S.OOO MEX. JOAN TROOPS had arrived at Matamoros and that over 5000 had crossed the Rio Grande Gen. Parades is at the head of FIFTEEN THOUSAND TROOPS. on their way to 1aat- amoros
 The ,Mexicans had continued their hrin g into the Fort opposite Matamoros nearly ever since General Taylor left the work. |;
 The brave and gallant Maj. BROWN died wound received in his thigh, by the nrn,os;on of one the enemy's shells. H;p wonnds were not considered dangerous, but he was placed in one of the bomb-proof ' burrows. Mortifcatlon ensued from the swant of fresh air !
 His death is deeply deplored by the Ar Smy. His intripid conduct in foiling every #attempt of the enemy to reduce the fort pre- spared them in measure to anticipate the re, ssult of those conflicts with our brave Ar my.
 The strength of the fort and the skill with which it is defended, are incompreheA- X sible to the Mexicans, and indeed 1t might be, for they have thrown upward of ,4UO shot and shells into the works, and every morning they present the same appearance. Our loss has been 263 in the fort.
 The constant practice the enemy have N had in firing at it has taugh. shem the proper bearing to give to their guns, and VI almost every shot falls within the works. The fort is never idle, and the ramparts ana dwellings of Matamoros exhibit ruins of hundred centuries, when gaping forth their lamentations of LO and behold what desolation is here9
 Y Itis stated that an expedition is to be sent by boats of the squadron to take the town of -Barita, !6 miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande, where there is 3 military force.
 Gen. Vega was captured by the Texar forces at the slaughter of San.yacinto. He was also at the fall of the Alamo, and is s brave and accomplished officer. 4 concentrated attack on Matamoros i. contemplated by the land forces, and Com inodoie Corners boats. 1t is more prob able that Barita is aimed at,whers are storei and ammunition.
 The Americans captured pieces of artillery 150,OOO rounds of cartridges, and 500 packe' mules.
 Capt. Page of the 3d. had all the lower par ofhis face shot of with a cannon ball-it thought he will recover. Our informant say the field ot battle is strew with the dead, am i, they could hear the groans oi the Aexical wounded all night at Gen. T's camp. In X Nsxicans were commanded by Gen. Msjia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28

THE Cotrt of Probate for the Dstfict of IL Sharon has limited and allowed e-tnnnths from the 7th day of May 1s46. for the creditors of the estate of WILLS COOK. late of Salis- bury. in said District, deceased. represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims a. gainst said estate. and has appointed Thomas Stiles and Moore Chittenden, Comtnissieners to receive and examine said claims.
 The subscribers give notice that they will .ss d..s5 the 9sss a Hs s2 ssy se;Sped : by Monday in June and the 7th of November ls4e, at one o'clock in the aftefhoon on each bf said days, for the pnrpose of attending on the busi- ness of said dpp6intment. '''';'' >.. .,a
 =" THOMAS STILES, 1Commis. -5l MOORE CHITTENDEN. 5 sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate, are re- quested to piste immediate payment to
 ROB'T. N. FULLER, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
Cut and Wrought Nails,

Window Glass of all sizes; Hol low, Earthen and Fin Ware. Peg Boots of all the different varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots-in fact an unusual assortment of all the different class es of Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware and oth- CT articles usually kept in country store. yer. Psari sSd Nutria HATS; of of % the latest aiss style, which will be sold low for cash, or Farm ers' Produce.
 N B. Highest prices paid for all kinds of Grain, Butter, Cheese. Eggs, Sc. &c.
 GEO W. WHITTELSEY. Vo. Mdin st., opposite Judge Perys O6iee. New w-Matord, April Is, ls4s. AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28

TNNHE' Court of Probate for the District of Plym. A ouih hath limited and allowed six utuhths from the date hereof for the creditors 10 y.b es. said District, deceased, in which to exhibi. their claims foralloWance and settlement. Those neg. lecsngt 10 present. their atcounts within said time, propeflv at,ested, will be iebatred recov. cry. AM pefsons indebted to said estate are re. qnested toInake immediate payment to
 ROSETTA TALMAGE, Executor.
 Dated at Plymouth, the sth day of May la46.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
O6see ef the Ho,,safoaie Rat Rood %.

Ofsce ef the Ho,.safoaic laau Roaa %. !
 B.idgPorf: ,Afay 5, ls46.. , NoTICE.-stockholdsrs ih the Prefsyred IN Capital in the; ;Hpusa!onic Rail Road Com pany are hereby notified that the second install ment of Twenty DoIlars per share become due and payable on the 1pjh day of June next.
 Those who desire 10 make one payment for this and all subseauefi iiie.sllmenss, can do 50 By orasr of Board of Directors.
 5i H. NICHOLS, Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
PundereOlass Condition ROvIGer

E EXTENSIVELY Y used Tor foqndered Horses L or diseased Stocki for sale. by the groce dozen or single one; st the proprietor rates U
 Sslisbdry. 18th March. 1s4e. 4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28

 consisting of Lands tn South street, 4atids neat Wadssvofih Mills. paft of the Marsh Estate. lands boHnded Upon Gallows Lane. part Of Judge Reeves estate, the Dr. Catlin estate a. bout q mile west of the village cf Litchheld, with the Dwelling Houses and other buildings thereto belonging. @..
 TEs above property will be sold in quanti- ties to suit purchas and liberal credit glv' en for all or part of the purchase money by giving approved security. ,... K the above property is not disposed of by private sale by the i7ih of Junes it will that
 AUOTfON, Together with the stock and farming utensils
 Sales to eommencs at If o'clock at my house in South street. ..a co. Q few weeks, to either of my sons. now re- siding in Litch6eld. at Spencet's Hotel, and ir their absence to G., c. Woodruff. Esq.
 ~ = '' ALkNS0N ABBE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
GREAT EXCITEMENT oF OREGON AND TEXAS

OREGON AND TEXAS
 HAVING 6eafly abatsd. if bero,oes nsSs,. -l4 sary that the public generally, IS ssileJ to something dt more vast importancs, Fri ! Subscriber, partner of the late firm of HgR l WEIGH & CO, having purchased the ehtII 1 otock ot Goods of said Co.,, and having feplel 1 Isne1 sad Stock of Goods, in all it's bfafIchc, now O1efs for sale at feduced prices, the fht,.i ] complete and well sci cted assortment DfDE i IOouS ever before offered to the public! aisl51 wnicn may be found, Broadclofhs, Cassifaere i, oatinets ana vestingss of almost every color a, ] grape Black and blue black Silks. plain ar,, 'IIn AIng ngurea o1., Muslin de Lajqes: Cishiner. Alpacas, Ginghams, Balzarine; Lawns a,,f |. ces; every thing new Fof Summer 'Drcsses' :, large assortment of French; Englisll ami D, mestlc Prints, Millinery Goods. &c Ea ., m snort, % almost every article usually called {.
 Alsos alarge stock of BOOTS and SHOES, ef almost every description. '5t: s'F3sfff
 HARDWARE ana CROCKERY WARE.- ALSO almost every thing to be found here in tl |, EhoCEKY lme r. R., O., and Matainz: ! Mclasses, P. R., N. O., and Havana Sugafs: a. ' snd Young Hysoh, Black and GunpoWdef Tea. !. Green Java, Eaglifa and St. Domingo CofTe, ] Burnt do., Cassia, Pepper, Spice. Bunch Ra ]; sins, large stock of Rochester, Genessee and extra Floor, Rock, IT, Salina' and LiyerLo, Salt. almost every size of American Glass, w Lead, ftnssed Oil, Spanish White; Venetia Red, and ten Il ousand articles too Lamerousi, i,I mention, all of which will be sold at a yer small advance from cost for ready pay. The Subscriber having had a lohg experience in th., business. is confdentthst the himble sixpencl is better than the slow shilling, and that lon : credits are not the best foF either parry ' COME ONE! COME ALL The old saying that Goods we'll bought ar, half sold, is very true, and would say once fu,' all. that his facilities fof purchasing, il riyalles are not surpassed. All those who wish 10 pur chase even small billof Goods, viii find .hen selves fully compensated by calling before pm chasing elsewhere, with the assurance that ey. cry exertion will be made on the part of t.s Subscriber. to please all who may favor hi.. with their patronage.
 II. L. WEIGH.
 PiainVll!ei April lS46. 2m45
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
Please to Take Notice.

OSHEN is the Town where merchants VT keep large assortment !os Goods of all kinds and of the best qualities, at prices as cheap as can be found in the county, which can be purchased for Produce, Cash 6f first rate credit. '''
 The Subscriber has returned from market with complete assortment of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28

HE ouoScrloer would respectfully SO-
 licit the attention of his friends ahd customers generally to his fresh stock of .
 Dry Goods,
 now opening. suitable for the Spring Trade. consisting of the best styles of. English and French Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings. Tai. or's Trimmings, Cfotu1 Coatings, Tweed Gas. s,meres, and Drap DEte, together with com- piete assortment of summer sfuffs, suitable fos the season. Also black and blue black Silks, Stripe Leyantine, Satin Stripe, Wide Sineeure and Gro de Rhine, yd wide, black blne blk ana fancy BombazInes, Muslin de Laines, new pat. terms, Printed Muslins, Balzorines, Black, blue black and half mourning Bareges of different patterns. some entirely new designs, English, French and printed Lawns. Nansook Musiins, Null Muslins, Book Mlslins, India Camhrics, Bishop Lawns, Thread and Lace Edgings, Mus: lin and Null lnsertings, Do. Edgings, French Lawn Hdkfs. Linen 'Cambtic do and Shawls of all denominations, worsted, cotton, cashmere. barege, broche, plain black Silk and Gro Grain, superior article, &c. Sc. Also Love Veils, Green Barege for do. black and blue black Grape and blk G. pure silk Lace do: together with full and complete stock of silk. wo, sted and cotton Hosiery Ladies' blk and colored kid Gloves; Gents blk kid and white sllk do |; Gents blk Italian and plajd Cravats; Scarfs :; Pocket Hdkfs; Silk pulses; Suspendetsi Um. brellas; Parasols; Sunshades; Parasoletts.
 And complete assortment of Sheeting and bleached Muslins; Cotton Yarn; Carpet Warp; Carpeting of various styles; and large supply of
 OHL and PAINTS, which will be sold cheaper by the pound, gall Ion or larger quantities than any other house ia this section can sell them. Also good sup
 waterCement, on hand and waftsS1teo hFss quai''y Also very large quantity of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
THREApS-NAlLs-TAcKS.- . tflONc e.

wEBB-GALLooNs. &c.
 We are prepared to sell'to Merchants, Boots. Shoes and Brogans of our own manufacture. at prices which will make an inducsment for them to purchase. TKe public are requested to call and examine oor stock before pure Kasing else where. All kinds of Custom Work and Re. pairing done with neatness and despatch.
 HART & BARNUM. West Cornwall, May 4, 1s46. - 5ow3
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
NEW GOODS.
lSA8

THE Subscriber would respectfully so-
 licit the attention of his friends ahd customers generally to his fresh stock of =
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
From the ". P. Tribune efAfOnday.
 BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. FIFE WAR WITH MEXICO. TWO BATTLES! THE AMERICAN ARA6E
 V1C90R1OUSI!
 1900 Mexicans Killed! Only 69 Americans Killed Or Wounded! DEATH OF MAJOR RINGOLDG ga, The Mexican General, Taken Prisoner.
Only 6s Americans Killed Or Wounded!
D, The Mexican General, Taken Prisoner
can Consul and residents at Mata.
 mOrOs ImprisOnS6S

American Consul and residents at Mata-
 mOrOs ImprisOn66f
 There have been two engagements between N Gen. Taylor and the Mexican troops: the first occurring on the 7th inst. when Gen. Y Taylor was returning from Point Isabel to
 his Camp opposite Matamoros, in which the z Mexicans, numbering from 5000 to 7,OO0 X were repulsed.
 z The spot where the Americans lay one : night became battle field the next day, and E Upwards of 200 Mexicans were found dead 1 upon the same spot the next morning. Mai. Ringold died from wound received S in the action.
 .i. The second battle took place on the 9th Elsts commencing at 31-2 o'clock, P. M.,
 within Smiles Gr Gen. Taylor's camp. The action was on the edge of a ravine, and one mile from the Chapparal, which was near !. lS miles in width.
 #HThe MexicanS commenced the action
 with their artillery, which was posted so as 70 sweep narrow passage, through which Gen. Taylor was advancing.
 There being swamp on the other hand, General Taylor immediately ordered charge in the teeth of the enemy's destructive < fire, and the troops promptly responding Scarried the enemy's guns at the point of the baYonet.
 :" So sudden and impetuous was the attack, ~ that Gen. Arista had not time to save his npapers, which with all his correspondence | fell into the hands of Gen. Taylor.
 The action lasted one hour and a half, in Awhich time 600 Mexicans were killed or { wounded, and the Americans took 300 pris- eoners and 8 pieces of artillery.
 The Americans lost in the action about
 Skilled and wounded. Among the killed
 ere t:ol. Mcintosh, Lieut.. Cochran by the bursting of a shell, Lieut.. 1nge, and one or ! two others, whose names are not given. %. Kane, Lieutenants Gates, ,Verbank, Hore, { L1rher and others were among the wound
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28

wR. SPEARS MOST C4IE-
 n AYHO 16EOICxC8G8v
 For Sale by s. N BRONSON. AGENT. 2 Litch6eld, May 2s. ls46. ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
OEA and PAINTS.

which will be sold cheaper by the pound, gall Ion or larger quantities than any other house n this section can sell them. Also a good sshp-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-04
L. s. SENATORS.

By reference TO the Legislative proceed.
ings, il will be seen that the Hoo. Geo. Z.
Badgers and The Hun. W T. Muggr
have been elected t. ;. Senators frsa
North Carolina. To SAT that VIC are "a.
~ grauhed Is a cold expression to give Of.
lcrance TO our feelings when We saw lie
result Of the balloting- aud the unanmay
that peryaded the Wing ranks on ihe,e /,
leclions. We hope our party will s,h5t
tho same uuanimlly Throughout lhe Sat.
Indeed, We have been surprised OF some q
our Wing brethren Of the Press Who h,p
been urging the Diff -en, claims q the Eas
and " est rs Il It made a difference 10 Co
gfess from what section of the State 50
aior came, or, as It he would he abe .
benefit his own particular section more Ia
the other. For our own part We would Jla
as soon see both Senators from the in+
section as one from The East and the oh.
or from tho West. What Ne desire, ia
see The stations filed hy mcn Who vii rt
fleet honor on the State. OF Mr. Marsar
nothing need be SAID, he has been beir
The country too long 10 need orr praise
And Mr Badger 5 tasorably known, a.
his previous character gives an cafnsi
that lie vii be an Senator should bc.-
In truth, IN the Senate. North Cana
vii be as ably represented as any ollie
State 10 The Union.