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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
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NIIUkE RosEwooo PiAno, CARRIAGE AND uAR-
NEss. CHINA AND GLASS WARE ar AUCTION
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Extension DiH,ar rsb's- Bar.su asd s-sr-s.,
sd Board AMI China Pes. we.s~ana-
Es-n-os r.a r.hls~. AarsI Lamp.
Eiegant sofs.. Lounges DNsss
G,.eisn aud French Mahorsuy cushioned Char.
Cane Seat and Windsor Chair.. kosainr Char.
Toilette Taeic., wash-tsnds, Hat with u,nrot
portable oak wsIdrose- manufactured n nr.nea
Dressing Rurrsus. Per and Masue mfra.
Feather be H. Hair Mauta-rs. Bed farnaar-
Bsd-iead. Easy Cb,ir.. Carpets aud Rugs
Gi'ashoses Candslabrss Bronze frniers and FIRE.
Bras Fenders and Pre- Acts. Hall AM rarlor Lamp.
eisxant and eosty liant
'etts OF rich Damssk Parior and
and plain Ghsswsre China and
rich and handsome sids board ~ Mror-
With many other articles
desirable collection Of Khehen Furniture Utsn.s
Pinno Forte and Carriage.
~ ilt O'Clock, will b. so a. hae Porte in
hand.ome Rosewood Of modern y eeebr.rd
Timber Of IeP-e A.o open Faniy C.ras. and
Hanss- made the best sty- and
and desirable vehicle.
The above sale win be eonducieib by
my Is-uts MeNAUGHr q RoYsrER Amen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

Hy WIIIInms a HnXan.
GROCERIES Ar AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY 2sth Instant oeoek W. shan ,su
in front of our Auction storr-
Strictly prime ~ Crot sasars
DO Porto Rico Sugars
do Cuba Mu.covado do
Retailing Yves; India MolaI-ss
Prime New Orleans do
Strictly prime Green Laguayra Coffee
do 90 Rio do
Prime oil lava a,
do old a,
Strictly prime Western Bacon Sides
do do do do shoahsrs
do do do do Ham.
do do do Hog Roond Bacon
otlrd, Dupuy 4 Co. Cognze Brandy
Imitation
Apple DO
Extra Fine Gunpowdsr Tea
DO do Po~eboag do
Prime Ind go n hers
Sason's Challenge Backing, &c.
TIRx-UEder 500, cash 500 ard owe, mn. ,,.t, H.. -
proved paper. my % w A "a A..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
June, 1si7.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

Tickets SI5. halvcs J 50, qfs $50, eiEh
a package Of 20 Whole Tickets $50. Dc
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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
District of LiichfeH, $

DSI!7cL y LEcHNet6, SS (
 Pro6aie Court Msrch IS, l547. TPON the application of Truman Starr V of Goshen in said District, showing to this Court that he is Parent and Guardian to Hannah Starr of said Goshen, Minor belonging to said District, and that said Minor is the owner of the following real estate viz:, One thirteenth part of a ,rac, or farm of Land lying in the Town of Nor folk in l.itch6eld County. Bounded North ca Land of the heirs of Alden Miner, East by Ethan Pendleton's land South by Burton diners land, and Wes, by Obed M. Hum. phrey's land, with House, Barn and o,h- CT Buildings thereon, containing about One hundred and thir;y acres more or less, being a tract of land formerly owned by Preston Miner,s said Minors interest therein being ySlned at about One hundred dollars, and Showing just and reaSonale cause for selling said real estate: praying for an or> der, and that he or some ott CT meet person be empowered, to self the same, as per ap> plication on file, dated the 18th day of March lS47, more fully appears.
 ORDERED-That the foregoing appli. cation be heard at the Probate Office, in Litchfeld on the 10th day of June l847, at 10 o'clock forenoon and that notice thereof be published in some newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively, as leas, six weeks before said time assigned.
 Certified hy
 ELISHA S. ABERNETHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Osss. FEag J'ssfsss.led for
 1247s a..

THE Subscribers would give notice to the L citizens of Litchfeld county that those auction purchases have arrived and are now opening for the inspection of th ,ss who wish to save their dollar by buying cheap. viz. 500 yds rich Mousse de Laine at Is per yard loo extra do 25c do 300 rich Scotch GingEams 12 l-2 do HOO French do g do 800 Handsome dark Prints $ do case medium Chntzs 6 IA do l747 yds beautiful spring colcrs Cd, usually
 sold l2 l~2
 800 blue, pink. buff and purple French
 patterns
 10000 rich colors as assorted prices 2oO0 French Muslin at 1s, worth 2s 500 E~glish Lawns, 25c = 500 embroidered Paris muslin, 37c 3 Cartons Barege Shawls, cheap 300 pieces Paper Hanging at 6 4-4c 200 extra do 12 l-2c 800 vds A Carpe,ing. 2oc
 300 Linen Cambric Handkf, 10e
 4 cases fine Hats, 1.25
 200 Mems and Boys Caps. ls 1900 yds Summer S,uffs. from l2c upwards 300 French Broad Cloth at unheatd ofPrices 5Oo pr Ladies Stockings from te l2c Ready made Clothing kept constantly on hand. Country merchants and small dealers supplied by the package or case at the Nsw- York Jobbing prices.
 Wolcott,;Ae Cash Store.
 LATHROP & BRADFORD. Store South Side the Bridge Wolcottville. G. Aprile 2w4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

.Ai a Court of PraJate hofden at Kent, ,fi5in
 and for tks District .f Kent, on the 2d day
 ef March. l847.
 Present, John 1T St. John, Esq Judge.
 T7PON the petition of Henry 4. Straight of
 U Kent in the county of Li,chlicid. showing to tfis Court. that he is Guardian cf Reuben Sher@ood Nnd Caroline Sherwood of said Dis trict, minors-that said miners are the cwners of real estale situate in New Milfu,d in said county, viz: about one half of an acre and thir> ty rods of land, together with the buildings thereon situate, and bounded south on high way. on the east and north by Ira Sherweod's heirs'land ,and on the west by Abigail Straight's land Also alt that part or portion of certain dwelling house situate in said New Milford. and formerly owned and occupied hy Keziah Sherwood deceased, such part or portion of said house being the same that was distributed to said minors as heirs at law of Charles Sher> wood deceased-that said real estate is 1alued at about three hundred and forty four dollars that it would be for the interest of said minors tohave said property sold and the avails thereof applied for their benefit according to law. and praying for liberty to sell said property for the purposes aforesaid, as per petition on fife. It is ordered by this Court, That said Guar> dian give notice of said application by causing the same to be published in one of the newspa- pers printed in Litchteld in the county oi Litchfield three weeks successfully at least six weeks before the hearing. and that said Peii> 5ion will be heard at the Probate Office in said District on the 18th day of May 1sl7, at 10 o'> clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record,
 A HENRY I. FULLER, Clerk. | V. B. PALM Tribune Buildings, opposite City Hall 1 is our authorized Agent in the city of New York, for receiving and transmitting Aoves.
 aissmsnts fOs the En9uires.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
NOTICE.

IN parsaa,ee ef.aa eFdes.afshe cpnri of Pros l. bate for Litchtield District. the subscriber, Administrator on the esta'e of Grandson Loe- mis, late of Liteh6sld in said District ,decea.ed, will sell on the 24;h day of April Is47 at lu o' clock forenoon unless previously sold at private sale. at the Dwelling house recently occupied by said deceased ia said Litch6eld, so much of the Real Estate of said L,chfeld, SO much of the Real Estats of said deceased as will receive the sum of two thousand thirty two dollars thirty seven cents l232 371 with incident char ges of sale.
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, Administrator,
 Litch6eld, April ath. 1s47. 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

.At Court of Probate hoiden at Salisbury.
 ,oifhis and for the Distriet of Sharon, en
 tAe 3Osh dos of .Mareh fl. D. 1s47.
 Present John c. Mitchell, Esq Judge. 0N motion of William C. Sterling Esq. Ad- V m,nistrator on the estate of Lot Norton Esq late of Salisbury. within said District de. ceased: This Court doth dectee that months from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator thereon; and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Li,cafield county. and by posting copy thereof on the public s:gnp"s, in said town of Salisbury nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from recsrd,
 s4s JOHN c MITCHELL. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
HoUsAToNIC INSTITUTE.
NEW MILFORD. CONN.

NEW MILFORD, CONN.
 TT is the design. of this Institution .o give | instruction to youths of both sexes in all the branches of finished education.
 The year is divided into fo'r terms of eleue', weeks each. The Sumner term commences on the first "Wednesday of May; the Fall term: ihe last of July; the Winter term, the first We'd nesday of November; the Spring term, the last of January. Vacaiions,-Th.ee weeks in April. enc in July. three in October. and one in January Tuition. fer ,se term Of eleven weeks:
 Introductory English Branches S3
 Common English studies
 Latin and Greek Languages and
 highe, Mathematical studies: 5
 lnstruciion on the Piano, 8 Board can be obtained in the most resrecta' blr families in the village at $l 50 to S2
 The Principal is prepared 1" take Few scholars into his family as hearders
 47 JiP. BRACE, Principal
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
MARRIED.

h this town. March 3l. by Rev. W. Dixon. Me. Hiram Holchkiss and Miss ArabeiiaC Clark, all Liichteld. < April i2th. by the same, Ausussus Mercy. Esq. of Litch6eld, and Miss Ursula Garner of Goshen.
 In Washington, 1l,h inst, by the Rev. Mir. Foot, Marshall C. Gibbs, of Ken:, and Mary A. Wright, daughter of Capt. Charles Wright; also, on the 18th, al Kent. by the Rev. Mir. Andrews, Turney Hall and Sa- rah E. Gibbs, daughter of Reuben Gibbs, Esq.
 In Wolcos,ville. on the 4.h inst, by the Rev. Henry Zell, A. M Wilson, of Vernon, N. Y., and Mary Lord Scoville, of the foT- mer place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
HENRY W. SAWYER,
Districf qf Sharon ,ass.. Probate Court. .Hpril X. 1at4i

Probate Court. April 6. 1sl4S
 T1PON the application of Chariot, Holister
 V of Sharon m said District showing 10 this Court that she is Guardian to Elisha g. Hollis. ter and Grace R. Hoilistcr of Sharon aforesaid minors belonging to said District. and that said minors are the owners of the following real es. tate. situated in Sharon aforesaid, 10 wit One piece Of land bounded and described as follows beginning at the southwest corner of Lemuel II. Ao!lister's land, then s 3l 30 w 325 links, thence 53 30 w $50 links to stones, thence s IS 30 W tO corner bound of Elisha Swift's land. thence easterly ia his line to Housatonic river. thence up the river to the south line of l.. H. Hollister's land thence on his south line to the place of beginning, containing about seven acres. One other piece containing about len rods of ground beunded south on L H Hol. listers land, east on highway, north on afore. said Hollister. and 10 extend as far west as the west line of the house lot of the late Elisha Hollister. Also one other piece of land con. taining about eight rods of ground, beginning at the northeast corner of l. H Hollister's land in the lit.e of highway, thence northerly in .he line of the highwry one rod. thence westerly in a parallel line with L H Hollisfei's north line IA feet, thence seutherly to corner of L H Hollister's land, thence in right line to the place of fbeginning-tha:s said land s under the incu.nbrsnce of the dower or life Estaie of the widow of Lyman Ho!lister, ,deceased-that the interest ct said minors in sad pieces is salued at about one hundred and twenty-five dollars, showing just and reasonable cause fur selling said real estate; praying for an order and that she or some meet person be empower. ed to sell the same. as per application on file, dated the slst day of March ls47 more fully appears.
 Ordered-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in said District on he 2sth day of June lS47. at 10 o'clock fore noon end that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 4S JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
GOLDEN HILL BOARD. RNG SCHOOL
 For Young Eadses.
BRIpGEpoRr. CON

BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
 G9HlS Institution i. designed to combine s,ae
 means oi acquiring the solid astainmehts b and elegant accomplishments of finished education; spacious house. beautifully loca. ted-a bathing room--conyenencca for sea bathing on retired baaeh-.e efficient and beau. tiful philosophical apparatus. comprising pa- tent lever s'r pump, plate glass electrical ma. chine, the Magdehurs hemispheres. battery ot Leyder jars, and numerous other pieces-- thorough instruction in every department, par. ticuiarly n the Frencll--and union ia the head cf gentleman and lady-are advantages which may commend it to parents and guar. 'aiass. --lAssiE, h,srnail.
 Rsy DAVID DE FOREST ELY.
 MRS CAROLINE c. ELY,
 April lS47. Principals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

'HE Manufacturers d GooDYEAEs METALLIC 'M EL-sTTc MACHINE fsucn qnsniy fs S TIE Ia Is merits h s The have
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 the win ether N o 2oves [ II hash n Eew sNPs'' un estimate @ price af intermediate srdhs ron n6cmod
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
The Washington eorrespOndsnt Of she N. Y

The Washington corrssp0ndsnf of the N. Y, s'Globs" writes sa.Fp rs ~rv er
 !" Painful rlmors have for some days pre-. vailed in town as to the cowardly conduct ot one of the Indiana Regiments of Volunieers.- Fot the honor of our country. and in order that the Spartan band engaged in the bloody contest in that pass, called by Santa Anna n second Thefmspyln. might all share in the glery of . brilliant success. every patriot could heartily desire that these rumors should prove to be without foundation. Such however, is not the case. At the Adjutant Generals office is m order of General Taylor, issued after the battle, characterized by his ususual laconic and effcc> live style, which shows that the legions ot San. Ca Anna were. in fact. routed by about three to the Colonel, aud about fifty men, who stood by him, the whole Regiment alluded to lied inglo- fiously in the direction of Saltillo, and never halted or looked hack until they reached that sown. The Colonel and his fifty adherents joi- ned Col. Jeff. Davis's Mississippi Regiment. and gallantly fought throughout the desperate conflict After the battle. Col. Davis and his Regiment voted a splendid rife to the Colonel as a salvo to his wounded feelings. on account of the disgraeeful and cowardly conduct oi his command, fn the midst of the flight of this regiment, Majar Dix [brother of yeur Sena,or1 rushed among the reneesdes, seized their ban. ner, and implored them not to disgra> @ the A. merican name. or tarnish the brilliant luster of American valor-but all in vain. for not do- zen were prevailed upon to return to the field. The fact of this desertion by whole regiment, renders the achievement of Gen. Taylor, at Buena Vista. still more glorious and wonderful than it has yet been universally conceded to have been."
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
School for Young Ladies.
AsvcHFIEl.D, CONN.


 ArTcHFIEID, CONN
 ME Snmnser Tersn of P weeks in this.in. May l2th. ' Celebrafed fOy haalthfulness. beautiful sce> nery. and ihe1rahnemen, of it's inhabi .ants i: me number eispnpils in tIie Boarding depa.t- ment llE'lfed tn d. ar 10, exclusively under the snasge q pxsncipai: # is believed few places efvs9 he selected 70 desira- bls+as tss - IT s5 Called to gansse and coasyoi an i,stisr. tion, mainisNsrg at present standing among the first Seminafies in cur country; this ex- pression of confidence with others prior and subsequent from gentlemen of the highest dis tlnc'lon and influence in the State of New York. will te sufficient pledge of the thor ough sssfanlatic and liberal course Of study 10 be pursued.
 Among the many distinguished names as references the following (witt two exce:,tions, nave been the patrons of the Principal in for- mer places ofinstructon Wm. B Sprague D D. of Albany.
 Prof Yates, Union College, Schenectady. Gen. Swift, Henry Dwight Esq and Judge Whiting, Geneva.
 Judge Cbapin, James Seymour, and James K. Livingston, Trustees of Rochester Female Academy.
 Dr. Vermilyea, of the Collegiate Churches. Charles Butler Esq, New York City. Terms for Board and Instruction in English branches. $l75 per annum. Instruction in Mnsic, $lO per quarter. French and Latin each S5 do. .e. Day SchaieFE. Junior Department, Si2 pr. ar.
 Senior do SIG do. .Vo SchRsF received for less than Term. Circulars upon application to the Principal
 J. Ii. JONES. Litchfeld, March osth. 1917. Ae
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

At q Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
 .cittin and for fhe district cf Piymo"th, on
 Me 6th dag of April ls47
 Present Elisha JohnsOn Esq, Judge.
 T1PON the petition of Wm. F.. Mckee of
 U Plymouth, in the county Of Litchfeld, showing to this Court that he is Guardian of Lucinda Terry and Eli Ferry 2d of Plymouth within said district, ,minofs-That said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Plymouth in Terryville (so ealled) containing about five acres, be the satne more OF less with all the buildings standing on the same and with all the water privileges belonging thereto. bounded north on James Terry. Ell Terry. and Russell Humiston, east and south on James Terry. and west on James Terry and land be- lonyine to said mino,s. Also piece of land wth , ,blacksmith's shop standing on ,ke same, and is bonnded north and west on land ot said minors. east and south on highway and Gaines K Warner. The interest of said minors m said 6rst described piece of land is as follows, viz They are joint owners of enc equal undivloed half par, of the same and joint own Ts ct two sixths of the remaining haii, subject to the widow Semaniha Terry's tight of d"wer m said remaining half. And all their interest m the ahoye dascribed premises is valued at aboe, twenty five hundred dollars. That Ut would he fer inc benefit of said minors to have said real estate sold and the avails thereof placed on interes, with legal security for their benefit :s the law directs. praying for liberty to sell sa'd property for the purpose aforesaid as per pet'' | ton on file.
 t is ordered by this Court. That said Guar dian give notice of said application by causing the same to be published in one of the news. papers printed in Litchfeld in the county oi l Lhchfieid three weekssuccessiveiy at feast SIX A AvAA hAe Mn nA R~ l t;or will bE head at the Probate Office in said 1 district ou the l4th day of June next st one O l clock PM. Certified from Record. ] Aa ELISHA JOHNSON. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
,N,I.LL',I',l||l,ER' F.

NOTICE.-The Cour: of Probate for IN Litchfield District hath assigned the 18th day of April A. D. ls47, at 10 o'clock forenoon, at the Probate Office in .Li.ch . field, for the examination and settlement of the Administration account, with the Estate of Joseph L. Taylor, late of War ren in said District deceased, at which time and place all persons interested will appear if they see cause and he heard theron. EBENEZER TANNER.
 Administrator
 Warren. March 30, lS47. 3w*
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Dig D..

In Sharon, on the 20th ut, of Consump, ton, Mrs. Sally M. Cowles, wife ot Hsr> ry Cowles, Esq, and eldest daughter of Caivia Gay, Esq. aged 49.
 She was humble and consistent christian, kind and affectiona:e 10 all. a devoted wife and a faithful friend. Her last hours were peaceful and happy Her strong and unwavering faith in her Redeemer disarmcd Death of its sting- with caimness she ebsyed the summons. end entered into the joys Of her Lord.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
:.
 N"OTKCE.

TVHE subscriber will return 10 West Corr. l wall cn the l2th April and resvme his DAGUERREOTYPE Business for few days. when !ic hopes all ssi,o viss rsss syill sal upon him without delay. NV
 Remember l can take them in any state ot the weaiher--so don't wait for sunshine
 t45 MARTIN POR lfK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

CTRAWBERRlES in succession from May D ,e October, from four varieties. the Boston Pine, Hovey's Seeding. the Common Red Wosd, and S,oddard's Seeding Alpine.
 The planis are for sale by P. Phillips, Mid- dletown Point. N J. and L. J. SMITH, Agent, Litchheld.
 A sheet containi hg important in:orma,ion in relation to these varieties chiefly extracts from the Magazine of Horticulture, Horticultnralist and other periodicals, is furnished grasuitousy with the plants sold 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
W.RRREJV INSTITUTE.

4 T the repeated and kind solicitation ef A friends and patrons, the above named has returned to his ioimer residence and will be happy 10 receive into his family and scheel pupils of both sexes. The location of his School. its advantages and character, he thinks are too wei! known, to require particular de- scriptipn. The Spring term commences the goth March; ths Fall tetm. Aiighst 23d. and continue l4 weeks each. For particulars apply 10 the Proprietor.
 Warren, April l,lS47. Ali
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
N"OTKCE.

VIRGIL D CORNISH. Dealer in Dry Goods at Hartford, respectfully gives nutice to his former customers and the people generally that he has recently made arrangements to transact Wholesale
 Silk and fancy Dry Goods Trade in connection with the Retail business.
 It is the objsct of the proprietor to secure the class of customers who want rich and fash. innahle Goods He has therefore opened aud offers at low prices large and elegant stock of Dry Goods adapted to the season. and he conf dsntly asserts that mo:e magnificent assort- ment cannot be found in any city in the Union. Particular attention paid to buying and selling DRESS SILKS. SHAWLS. and Housekeeping Dry Goods. of every description. all of which the people are respectfully invited to call and examine.
 VIRGIL D. CORNISH.
 No l36 Main Street, Hartford. aw4s At the sign of the Eagle
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
T.RTEOREN"G
Ploughs! Ploughs :!

0T various sizes and paserns-am'ng them O Smiths patent--for sale at the Lilchheid Iron F.'uudry.
 .CARRlNGTON 6 SON,
 Li.chield, April lal7. 47 At e Cu,.,t of Probate ho!den ai Krnt, ,,vithin and for the District ot Kent, o's the 30th day of .Nurcs .A D 16l7:
 Present John H st. John Esq. Judge. ESTATE of Wildman Fuller, of said Kent, lL an assigning debtor. in said District; the Trustee represents inc Estate insoivent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners shereon; Whcreupon ordered, that Cornmis- $ieners to receive. examine and adjust the claims of the afefiers on said Es,s'. be ap. pointed at the Probate Office in said Kent oa the 18th day of April 1Si7, at o'clock in the forenoon. and that all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof the Tr'fstee wilt cause this order to be published iA newspa- De. published in Litch6eld, and post copy thereof on the public signpest nearest the place where the said Wildmaa Fuller dwells in said Kent. A true copy Of Record. Certified by
 47 HENRY J. FULLER, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Charles Vaill, 2yEySTCgAM & SURGEOw:

D PEACEFULLY tenders his services tct lL the inhabitants of Litchield and vicinity. He has taken rooms at the United States Hote. formerly Phelps, where he may be found st all times when not professionally absent.
 Litchield. January 5th, 1e47. 34m3 GRASs SEED.-A large quantity ot CLovEn O and TIMOTHY SEED may be found at the seose of the subscriber in Sharon.
 Mar. 1, '47. E7w*] D. R. GOULD.