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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-29

AFFAIRS IN MExIco.-By the Prince de Joinville,
we have advices from Havana to the 18th inst. Ad-
vices from Mexico to the 2lst and Vera Cruz to 28h u
received at Havana by the Br. mail packet Avon
arrived 1t that port the eth inst The from
leo IL not further Of the movements
Of mr. Slidel The resgnation Of Almonte 10 confirmed
and Gen Don Jose Maria Torne has bsen appointed to
Ill his vacancy reason 10 given for the change.
II II rumored In vera Cruz that the u 8. troops had
been repuised from the banks Of the Rio Bravo but
late Vera Cruz paper gives contradiction to it, but
states that great preparations making at Matamo
TO rspulse them. There several American YES
sells Of at Vera Cruz and three sloops of war re-
Gently arrived, and brig were at Sscrihcos- names
not given.
The most amusing article We End IN the papers II an
account hsraldsd forth with pomp Of several de
ssrons at Rio Bravo from the American 10 the Mexican
Army and the editor winds up with the assurance that
number Of dragons and several officers were re adv 10
come over, and only waiting for favorable opportuni
ty.-Ckariesfon Courier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-29


CURIOUS Boox.-The following is the title of
work published this day, at ls9 Houston
street =" Extracts of Modern Revelation, for
the ,h Ga:nsT .yg. and and. Sealing Of the IA
to meet the Lord Jesus Christ, at the Second Com,
ing Also tor the Warning CT the Nations to enjoy
Thousand Years Of Peace. From two writers
acknowledged divine by the people surnamed Israel,
with short synopsis of their faith" This sngu-
lar work is another addition to the history Of reli-
gous delusion in the present day. We perceive, on
looking into it. that the writer's are followers Of the
famous Joanna Southcot, whose tenets we had
thought long since buried and forgotten till we saw
this work.
LANES NoTKs OF TRAVELLER, Burgess &
Stnnger, New York.-This is reprint of work
published in London, and contains the notes of Mr..
LANG, written on q tour through France, Prussia,
variety OF valuable information, they prove the
author to be man OF superior parts, and close
observer.
soorr's woRKs-we have received from Bur.
CESS d Stringer "Rokeby," and :. The Vision Of
Don Roderick," and the Bridal Of Fireman" BY
Sir Walter Scott, very neatly got up in pamphlet
form, at the low price Of Is cents each.
BLAcxwooD's MAaAzNE.-The March number is
out, and may be purchased of Scott 81 Co. liz Full
WALrHAM AND THE TRArrxR BRIDE have
received from Tlrrell e. Co. 2S7 Broadway. the
Tnppcr's Bride. by Percy st. John, and Waltham,
by Leigh Richie.
ARTISTS OF AMERICA, No. 4-This number Of
this extremely interesting work is on our desk and
contains portraits and biographical sketches OF John
Trumbull and James Deveaux. Baker & Scribner,
New York.
The MODERN BRITISH EssAYIsrs-Burpess. Strin.
ger IL Co., New York.-Ths is a reprint of book
with the same title lately published IL London and
contains series OF contributions by Lord Jeffrey TO
the Edi~bSygh Revie'c, and published under the
sanction OF the author: 1t is decidedly one of the
most valuable works that has come from the press
in long time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
Certified from Record.
 DANIEL HOTCHKlSS, Judge.
VTHE Subscriber h,v ng by assIgnmenE iron

THE sub>cr''er nv "s by ass'g"menF ire"
 \ the patrnt.r. obtained an equal interest with the inventor to " BsNne,'s Shingle Ma. rhine," patented in Au.ust last bv J"nath n Bonnet ot Amenia, N Y. and hay nt fully pro we'd it's sn2r.,ur,,y over every other sh'ng'e ina chine now in use, confidently rer"n,me 'ds all who may be in want of a machine for the above purpose lo examine this before purchasing ah> other The machine cuts two shingl le al eve,> ' downward motion. The grain of the timber IS preserved entire on one side; the shingles are made Of uniform width aS well as thickness ,nd one quarter more is mad from the sam
 amount uf timber thau is made br ary other machine the subSciihrr has seen used The undersigned has had h's mill in operation f' r m, r- than aSear past in Kent. Litchfcld co'i"- ~, Connecticut. where ne now respectfully m. vites all who may contemplate setting up ma chine to call and exam;ne for ihemselvesa ma chine combining the qualities above al'nd" to. with he impor. ant one ot cheapness sn"sr. ,dded This machine ", Il cost to individuals onl, about 50 dollars, including ,h" rat"n' tight EBER S. PElEHS
 Kent, Lilchficld Co ,C1.. Nov 90. lSif [2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
Al q Cuutot P'00u!e h0Idem 0t .l0J0Ik'cith-
 iM und 1Or ihe G,SfI ict Of JtnIjOi6, ,"M khe 18th

Al q CuUrtot P'O0u!e h0i''en 0t t.A0rtO/k'cith-
 im 0nd jOr he G'Sh ict of NWjoik ,"" tie 18th
 day Oj .N0Uem6eF lo4o
 Present.. Ldm,ei HOtrhkiss. Esq, Judge TT TPON the petition oi Harlow Ro.s, ot Nor. U folk, In the county of Ltchheld, show ing to thIs Court that he IS Guardian ct Abigail E Moses of Norfolk, within said district, minor. and that said minor iS the owher of real estate, slludIeu In Sad NUrlotk aud Ouunded as fellows, VIZ. east on highway, south "n land of James N. CowleS, west on land of Samuel Johnson, north on lAud of Daniel and Sarah H"tchk ,Ss containing about seventy-ive acres subject in part To the right of dover ot Clarssa Moses. widow of the late Bel jamn Moses. decrased. and that sald real estate Can now be sold atto- gethrr, which would be greatly 10 he advan- Iase of sald Miner and that said real estate Is valued at about one thousand and htiy do lars {; That the same IS becoming unprndncive and ot little use or benefit o sad minor; IT at II would be for the benefit of said minor L" have sad said property sold and the awaits vested ac cordi"g to law. praying for liberty [" sell sa'd property for the purpose aforesaid. as per De. litlOn On file.
 It is ordered by this Court. That said guar dian give notice of said application. by causing the same to be published ln one of the news papers printed in Litchiirid in the county Of L:ichie!d. three weeks succeSslvely. at least SIX weeks before the hearing: and that said pe- tition will be heard a, the Probate Office in said drstric, on the 2Jlh day of January next, at 10 o'clock, 4. M.
 Certified from Record. o7 DANIEL HOTCHKISS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

lTNHE Court OT Probate fnr tie District al L Li'chheld'hssh lSsAIIed -aht ail, SAsd-la,Ihs cTedilots Q! the eslsIe Uf J,sEpH TRYaN, late "f LIichtield in said District, d reasrd, rr presented Insulvent, siN months fr,.m the dsip hereot, Ih which i"exhIbi their claims against SaId estate, and has appointed Messrs. William isePbe and Stephea Russell, uI said Litch6rld Commissioners to receIv~, examine aud adjust said claims. Certified Ay
 ELISHA s. ABERNETHY, Judge
 We, the Commissioners ahove named herel,V give notice that we shall meet tn attend in the duties If our said appointment al the House lately ocrupied bV sid deceased m sad Litch field on the 2Jh day c! Januar! IS47, and ht 25tl day of May lSI7, al o'clock in the icre- noon on each ni said days All claim: mrt ore scented within said time, properly aItested, will be debaIrsd recovery
 Dated at Liichied the 25th day of Novem. Der. IS46
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, ro,r.
 WILLIAM BEEBE,
 All T.ersons indebted to said Estate are re- quested tn make payment to
 - JOSEPH TRYON. Exeen'or.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

THE Subscriber hay ing received wafranis l to collect a State, Town snd Ecclesi- atical Tax. in the town of Norfulx on the As. sesment list of 1915. gives notice to all persons interested. that he will meet them at the house of Jahn A. Shepard. in said Norfolk. on the lsi and 2d Mondays of January lsl7, from one to four "'clOck in the afternoon on each of said days. for the purpose of receiving said tsx,s
 N. B. All persons neglecting io pay their taxes at said time and place. will have to ray legal fees for colleciing.
 SAMUEL SEYMOUR. Collector.
 Norfolk. Nov. 2l. 2sw3
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
Further Esaralculars.

We find further particulars in the New York Commercial end the New London News "f Saturday.
 TwENTv.sEvEN BODIES had been found when the Mohegan left the scene Of the wreck m Friday afternoon. twensy.tw" "f which wer' taken 70 New London and N"rwich. Passsn. gers who arrived st New YoVk Saturday mor' ming, reported that TwEHTY.NINE DopIw had hesn VsesvsFed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

It is related OI Capt. Dusisn, whO took and kept he position over the upper saloon, thai IO the repeated and earnest solicitations of hts companions in prIil, not iO expose himself thus, he replied" IF THE ATLANTIC GOES. 1 GO WITH HER"
 Capt. D. is known io many of our readers. having commanded the Cleopatra when she wss on the line between this city and New York He has left an aged msIhar. and wife and five children. His body hears evidence of severe bruises. Thsre is especially deep wound across the forehead The funeral was [" have taken pace yesterday from his late residence at Tompkirsville. Staten Island
 Rev. ". J. Armstrong. D D. one of the Sec. retarieS of the A. B C.F. M.. is among the lost. He was on his way from Boston to New York. 10 spend Thanksgiving witI. his family.
 Lieni. Allen H. Morton, 4,h Infantry U. S. Army. was among the lost He had been stop ping in New London for several days at the residence of Capt. A. Basse,t. and was pro- ceeding to West Point. He had recently re- ceived his promotion.
 C. A. Hasler. Surgeon in the U. S. Navy. also among the lost, went on board the Allan. tic at New London. He arrived at Boston few days ago. in the U. s, ship Falmouth, and was on his N ay to Brunswick, N. J., the place of his residence.
 The funeral of Lieut.. Norton and Surgeon Hasler took place at New London. Saturday ai- ternoon. The hcdies of the five other persons lett at New London by the Mohegan, were buried in the morning.
 The Atlantic was a new boat. having been OH the water only portion of the season. and was furnished with all the elegance that modern art could beslow. Her cost has been @taled at $l40,OOO. One oi the papers says that she is suppose to be insured at the Easi- ward for about $lOO.oOO.
 Mir Boyle. the clerk of the boat is of opin- ion that mot of the passengers whs have lost their lives were killed, or so maiined as to be unable to he lp themselves hy the falling in oi the promenade deck. The second sea which washed over the boat. after she struck, carried everything before it, completely stripping her. There were fosty.five passengers on board thirty of whom were from Boston. All were prepared for the disaster. and it is not likely any were below when the boat went to pieces
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
DIED.

in th'S vni"g', Nov. 2Itn, ar. CHARLES 5. HURLBrT. print r, aged 2s.
 I". h"wiev, Orleans c0Ln.v. N. Y.. Oci ~. Mrs. Dive N Chur, hull, " ifr "t NJ. Lewis K. ChurrhilI. and daugh'er of MT. D'"nI> Br ,drv, If this town, Al.
 tn New Haven. Mrs. Aurplia, wifi. Ot J''>"ph D'rI'n., E-q ag, d 69
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
a00erttscmSntS.
FERRIS OF ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING. Half Square. 5 insertions, SD 75
 Each subsequent insertion, l5 Square, 3 insertions, 100
 Each subsequent insertion, 20 Administrators No,ices, co Commissioners Notices, l25 Estray Notices. o75 Guardian and Trustee Notices, &c., Sl oC per sqnare.
 0-A liberal discount made to yearly adverti- 03-Patent Medicine adv'rs inserted one yea, at S3O yer column
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

ASSAULT AND DEATH An affrHy ,o,.k place in Wmdtury "n Monday o' las, week, he,w"en two mrn named Ben. ne, Ward and Gforgc w Smith, which resulted in the death of the f"rm'r o' Thanksgiving Day. Smith was pace" under a bond ot $500 to answer 10 the charge. He is now confined in jail in this village waiting his trial mtorr the Feb ruary term of the Superior Court
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
r%cAUTloN TO THE pUBLIc,~s1E

Be pnr,"u',r and ask fpr D Woal's. Sar>ap ,lla and Wild Cherry Bntrrs aud receive n ,. dhrr This Is lhe 6Isl prena ration ot sarsapA" ri.ln ana wlld cherry roufhineA ever offered la he pnblic. and the great success atendtn2 i.s q, e las iuduced ths nnprincIp'ed 10 c"urteFiei'f 4. preventive. see that the hh'les have rhs w.uds Wopd s Sarsapnr h and Wil'i Cherry D.. utepres. ed "n the glass, and further pr' trel'' ,,h la hs n, ,he b,,,!. vii he gaed hv the pr pr,r,os, F. Thornton, Jr Take tlr,e psecau"onss an you will get the eenuinc article: .-
 ELISHA THORNTON. JR., MANUFACTURER AND SOLE FRoPR'EroR. Chem'ss aud Drusgst, New Bedford, ,-wheFe a" ososts must be directed
 Price sl per bottle. or six boiies ior s5. Sole Agent. Lilch6rld: Dr Samne; Buel-ss",- rh.,mas & S.m-Piynou'k. Terry. Porter & C.. Wins.d. N & C ] Camp and s.'ld hy agents in nll the principal towns in New En2a"d;
 Nv.e4 lylamis'lOt
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
CONCER RT,

'NHE Li'chtield County Sacred Music | Society will repea, their Concer, by request, on Thursday evening at7",clmk, the 3d of December, with sOn,e additions tO tho first proernnmr. The members .he S"c'tty will meet for rehersnl the same day a, 10 "'clmk A, NJ. Ticket. 5 cts. to be had nt the Mansion House, BatdW in'S Book Store, and ni the door.
 A. s. LEWIS, Sec. Litchfi.ld Nov. 9th. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
MEETING OF CONGRESS.

Congress wili assemble at Washington on Monday next. Many of the Srn"'ors and Representatives have already arri- we'd nt ire Sent of Government. The Hon. TRUMAN SMITH took his departure thence on Tuesday of las, week. We shall pres"nt our readers with the Mes. sage a, the enrlies, p.'ssible moment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
C NnP lillage.n

h Ihe Fapidity Of ils gEUaUsh, aud in the chaEgrs which take place within ils borders from y'ar to year. our village cannot we'll compete with Lowell, Rochester, Milwau- kie, and some other places which We might nane. Still, the improvements and chan Ecs which arc here taking place, what ever they may be, are worthy of being noted for the information Of such of our former fellow citizens as now reside abroad-very many of vheEn are among our subscribers.
 About one hundred trees, most OE Ikcm elms and everRreens, have been set out in the Eas. Park during the past mOnth-add ing not a little to the attractiveness of the section of the village in which it is located. The sriri, manifested by our neighhors in Eas, street, in matters of public improve ment, is we'll worthy of approval and imi. ta,ion A subscription paper is in circuia- ton, the objec, of which is to raise funds for improving and ornamenting the park in West street; but as winter has now fairly set it, nothing dec sive will be accomplished until the opening of spring-wheu we nope ,o see the win parks rivaliug each other in taste aud neatness.
 In accordance with a vote of the dts. ;ric,. the free school house tn West street .. hes been raisrd an additional story with in few weeks past. This has been done with a view of dividing the school and employing two teachers, us the number of scholars was found to be quite too large to be profi,abIy instructed by single teacher.
 Ahandsome addition has recently been made ,n ,hs. Munsion H'use, ard several thrifty looking evcrgrrens have been planted nhou, it. We should take pleas urs ia conun nding ,his establishment '" public notice, were ii not already if" well known 10 r qnire it. l, is n"' surpassed by any lutiic house in the State.
 In North street, Theron Beach, Esq, is erecting an unique and elegant man. sion on the cite of the dwelling formerly occupird by the late Judge Holmes and, farther up, he,we. n the Bfecher place and the residence of Jonathan Caring ton, Esq a very neat looking cottage has recently nude its appearance.
 The County House and Jail was' dur ing The pas, summer and autumn, 'ho- roughly remodrIlcd after the most ap' proved fashion. and transformed into a C"un,y w"rkhou>e. The "ld barns "nd sheis a,tnchrd ,o the premises on West street, havexi, en place ton spacious yard enclnspd by a n's,ly painted trnc".
 gTte substantial i,r.pr"f brick edlfic". erected dur.ng ,h past seaso" hy Q 5 Seymour, E>q in South street, Is "o~ clanplr,ed. A |ar1 tf il $ to be occupied ty ,he P.,st Oiiirt
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
CONCERT REPEATED.

The Li,ch6"id County Sacred Music Society will repea, their Concert, by particular request. |. at the Episcopal Church in this village. THI' iTHc Rsp.Y) EVENING. Some additions have been made to the 6rA programme. and we an .icipate an unusually rich entertainment. and a full house.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
TO PHYSICIANS.

FAILED PROPOSALS will be re, O ,eivrd until the first Mo day ot b.. remhrr nrX'. hv the S,lert m n oFth town of Li,chf'ld, fur supplying a'i 'h' poor within said town. tor which s'"' town is liable. with medical ns-iSin"cr aud furnishing all 'hr necessary mcdi- cines cxccp, wine and opium.
 Nnvembc- l, l946. 2'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
Broke into

VlNHE eaCl sure oi the Subscribers "n or { \ bout the 5th of November. a d'rk rt' vearling HEIFER. mddling size with n" arti ilcial marks
 The owner will please prove property. pa, charges, and take her away.
 THOMAS s. CUR1ISS,
 PHILIP l. CURElSS. Norfolk. Nov. Is. tSlS. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
MARRIED.

In thls town. Nov. B. hy Rev. ". Dix m. MT Thomas P. Potter Of Naugaiu'-k, and Miss BIs'y t., daughter ot Iur. Eli NuriOn of this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

Singular PMNishnssmf.-A soldier was con victed at Fort Wh,icoiNb. near New Albany, oi s!ahbing Let. Purcell. and sentenc sd to carr, water for the use ot the volunteers for one year. to receive nc pay. and then be drummed out of the camp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
STRA FED.

ENROM the subscriber. on M E the night nf ,he 4ih Inst. Bay Mare Cult two yeaFa 0N old-Llmck nAne and Iasl-- sSs&nkS on0 ~hi:o hind ftOl, and ~h, n last sss'n had pt.lk OM her. Who evrv wiil return said coii 0r give inlsr nntion WMr" she may be-F6und shall b,a !Ibcra.iy rewarded.
 SOLOMON BIERcB
 Suu.h Cornwall, N0s. l2lb. 2a
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
SPRAYED.

auszuaussS L~RoM the subscriher. in
 >6 \ the tore part of June ~ last. ,wo yrarl'ng heifrrs.
 mmAm@ ama!l size, light red. mar ked win half penny on the under side m ,he right eav. aud half crop on ,he upper side oi each eaV A'sn. ahOu; the ls, m Oct. from l'lyms'uih Hollow, iargr dark rrd. or hrOwH. dry. Cow-suppoaed io be about l2 years old. WhOever will give information where they mav be found will be reasonably VewnrAsd
 HORATIo BENTON.
 South Turns, Nov. %. s2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

nSrveral articles in type, designed for this days paper. are necessarily crowded out.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

%There have been no oh .ngrs in ;he New York and Brighton Cus'le Mar. ke,s since our last, worthy of note.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
LATER.

Mir. Goold, of Adams &co's Express, in- forms the Journal of Commerce, that up 70 the time he left Fishers Island. (Sa!ur- day nigh,,) 3e bodies were found.
 All the women aboa rd the boat were drowned. Five of them were cabin passtngcrs, two deck. and the three cham ber,u,ai ids, all of who's. odies have been found.
 The Norwich Courier of Saturday af e noon says:
 Of the dead bodies lying nt thr drp". the following additional nnunes have been asccr,ainrd this morning.
 Mr. Burbank, where from no. known
 Charles French,
 Archibald Austin. '' |"
 Samuel E. CassIduy. supposed to be ot Philadelphia.
 The Boston Atlas says" Three fl ,hre brlo"ging to this cmy. who were thus lost, were most estimaLle young men n the active pursuits of life, with every thing, us far as the things of this world are considered, promising well for the flu, ture. Tho names of these young men were Oriand" Pitts, Secretary of the Boyls'on Insurance Company, Charles French, Clerk ot the Merchants Insur' rance Company and A.F CoIla""re. d partner in the crockery warehouse oi John Collamore, IT,, &r.
 Daniel Webster and Judge William Kent, were passengers from Bos' on asflr as Norwich, where they lei,, either from some engaeenen, there, or no, liking th' looks of the eaihcr.
 The valise belonging to Messrs Adams & Co.'S Express was found floating about 3 miles from the wreck. hy two men in Lo,t, who conveyed it to Norwich, aud from there it was sent to New York. It contained $22,OOO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
ID RY GOODS.

how opening. suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade, and consisting of the best west of E"g- land Cloths aud Cassiineres also French Cloths, superior article for great coats, Vest iGgs of all kind,, Satins. Ta.lors' Trimmings. gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velve,s. Broad Cloths very cheap. Drawers and Wrappers, Nc. &c. Also a splendid assortment of goods for Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses, which will be ol- tered at very low prices. Also black and blue black s Ks, Stripe Levantine and Satin Stripe, io Sinchew> and yd wide Gro de Rhine. do black blue black and Fancy Bombazines. Mu.- lin de Laines of late siyie and very low, Nsu. .nnk Mnslins. Null Muslins. Book Muslins. India Cambri.ks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread and Lace Edgins.
 And a complete assortment cf Sheeting and hleached Muslins; ;Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp :. Caspeting of various styles: and large surly
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
NEW GOODS.

IT AViNG just returned from Boston, New \ | York, and intermediate ports, with 9 arriul aud we'll selected assortment nf Goads we are prepared 10 sell them on as reasonable terms as can he bought at any other store in the ,'ouniy. Our stock consists of a good ass"ft. ,nrnt of Bomhazines, hlet in"es. Al pacas, Mus. tin de l-aimes, Ladies' Cloak, Dress Goods and Trimmings.
 \ large stock of PRINTs.
 Domestic Goods oi all kinds. including ahoul lO pieces Broad CIoihs, C0ssinsrr.s and Sat. in~tis. which we offer for sale as cheap as the cheapest.
 Also large assortment of BootA. Leather. Morocco and India Rubber Shoes, Hats. Caps. Mut!s, Rufial" Robes, Sc Sc &c.
 A full assortment ol Groceries. Croekrry, S Stonr Wa,e. Pocket and Table Cutlery and a good assort. ment of Hard Ware. Books and Stationery | One good CoOk StOve and Furniture. : Wanted good fall Butter for which the high est market price will be paid Any quantity of Palm Leaf Hats in exchange for C oocs. PICKETT < TURRELL. South Farms, Get. %. ls46. 23'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
Gen. Scott on his way to Mexico. Csryespondenee of the Gio6e.
WAsHiNGroN, D. C. Nov. 24,

WAsHINGroN. D. C. Nov. 24, 1S46.
 General Scnit, .rith ell his staf. left here by the lo o'clock train It vas given out by his suite that he was going to New York. New York or n ,t, he is going to Tampico. thence |" Vera Cruz, and ihence to the halls of the Mon- tezumas. if he can get there-unless conquer cd peace arrests his progress
 4 few days ago the President and War Sec retary sent fur :hs General to consult with him and receive his plan of operations. under ih. present sxigenciCs of the war. He detailed them, they were accepted. and he was given earfr bionche for their execution, in person. If he chose.
 It is not understood that he is to surersede Gen. Taylor. though he would ontrank him hv senoritv in the field of operation. He will take all the available force that can be spared from every quarter. take Tampico. and Vera Cruz. and th n. il Taylor. has mi by that time rsdu ed San Lnis Pc os. will sim ,l'a1e" u sly with him. attack that place. and then advance ,upsn the Capital. He may effect junction Sisah Taylor at San Luis Pntosi from Tampico, hefsrs proceeding South to Vera Cruz.
 U4s Yours, &e. T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

.N q Court cf PTO60ir hOjdrn 0t !Nalisdufy,
 pithi" 0nd .t0r He Ljsfrirf 0f Sh0,On, v,s
 h" lsth dag ef .N0v. .4. D. ls46,
 Present, Jun" C .A!itch"iI,. EsQ Judge nN motion of the Executors cf ihe tasr O will and testament Of Baldwin Reed late of salisbury, within said Distiict deceased. This Court doth de, tee that SIN rlou,hs item tIfiG date be allowed and limited for ihe Credit r& t said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same [" the Executors. and direct that Pnhlc notice he given cf this order bv advert. sing in newspaper ruh ishrd tn Li,chfel Id. County, aud by posting copy thereof on the public sign.posf in said town of Sharon near 's' ,"e lace where the deceased last dwelt in said Salisbury.
 Cutife1 tr0m RrcoyH.
 3w27t JOHN c. MITCHELL, Judge