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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14

In Albany, ON the 18Th inst, by the
Rev. DR.. WEIGH. CHARLES VAIL, M. D,.,
Of this village. and Miss HANNAH G. KEN-s
YoN, darghter Of Moses Kenyon, Esq. o.
the former place.
In Comillus, N Y. on the 10th nit, BY the
Rev DR. hickok, Rev. w w Robinson aad
Fannie, daughter of Sam'l Robbins; Esq.
At Middlebury, by the Rev Mr. Sizer, Mr.
William M Drake, of Waterbury. and Miss
Harriet p Northrop, of Watertown.
In Be,hlem. on the 18th ult. BY the Rev.
Mr. Frisbie, Henry c Atwood, Of Bristol. and
Hannah w Thomas. of Belhlem; on the
9th. by the sane, John Hannah, Of Nelson,
Ohio, and Susan Hannah Of Bethlem.
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Hon. Augustus Petfihene.

In the Enquirer of last week We briefly
announced the death of the Honorable
AUGUSTUS PET rIBONE, of Norfolk,
who suddenly departed this life al his resi-
dence IN that town, on Monday evening,
the 4th instant, Al the age OF 81 years. The
eminen, public services of the deceased.
through long series of years, have in,i>
mately associated his name with the hislo
~ of his native county, and render il pro-
per for US to note his character and employ
ments as servant of the people.
He was . son Of Col. Giles Petlibone, a
distinguished citizen of Norfolk, and was
bora 10 that town, A. D. 1865.
Having completed the necessary studies.
he was admitted to the bar of Li,cnfeld
county, and sonn took high stand as an
advocate In 1900, he was elected Rep,
resentative To the General Assembly Of the
State, as the successor Of his father who
had been a member Of ina, body at twenfv>
six sessions. he subject of this notice
was repeatedly chosen 10 the same honora
bic station until 1925, when he declined BE-.
ing a candidate--he having served his Eel
low-townsmen as their Representative a,
thirty sessions Of the Legislature.
From 1907 to 1888, he was Judge ofPro.
bate for the district of Norfolk.
In 1912, Mr.. Peuibone was chosen nv
the Legislature nne of the Justices If the
Quorum for the county If Litchfeld. which
station he held until 1916, when he was
made Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
Upon the reorganization of the County
Court in 1920 he was chosen Chief Judge
of Litchfield rouaty. and was annually re.
elected until 1881.
In 1881, he was elected member Of the
State Senate from the 18th district. and was
reelected in 1882.
In all Of these important stations, the tai
ents and integrity of Judge Pet, bone we: G
conspicuous. He possessed in a ren,s rka-
bic degree the co.. fidence Of those who knew
him best. as is fully evinced by the many
publ trusts which they confided 10 his care.
As citizen and christian. mis- example was
worthy Of imitation.
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Schco! Society !Meeting.

At the Annual Meeting Of the mem
be's ~ thu Frs: Srhnd Society in the
town Of Lachti-l :, legally warned. and
holden in m" town roam. October nth,
lS47. Jo>E YH ADAMS Esq, was chosen Mod
ra,.r Tor The epsni"g Year; Lemual O.
Msn.foy, Clerk. prnmm.
Dr.. X. M. woodruff Clerk; G r Davis.
Treasurer. S',cicis 3 committee-C Cyrus
Catlin. p. X. K.ih"urn, L o. Meafoy
School Visitors ~ Gen. Francis Bacon,
Rev Sama, Fuller, D. D Rev D L Swan.
Rev Mr Hens n. Charts Adams. Cyrus
CalIin, Z o seaf,y, Prrn,iss Parkh0rst.
Wh.ting, Esqs, aa ~
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NOTICE.

The ninth anniversary of me Liteheeld
Cannly Hause AiissianaI, Srrisiy, Wiil be 30.
.eFvssi on "Wednesday The 9nth inst. Il the
Congregational Church IN Liieh6eld The
Directors. ere Feqnssls 4 Go mrei in the COnge-
saiinnal Lecture Roam n half past o'clack
a. a. The public exrgei<ss will eommrueO
IT 10 o'clock A. 81. A discourse adapted 10
The aecssion. Is promised BY the Rev. Walter
Clark OF Hartford. A general attendaRCe %
requested with tile belief that the exercises
will prove both Interesting and profitable. TO all
who are interested in the welfare Of cur Coun.
try, LEVALETTE PERRIN, Sec.
Gashen, Oct IL fS47.
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! O1-SerEcanl Ryley, the deserter. was well
knoea b many in this community. He was
recruiting sergeant Tor some time, and KEEP,
he rendezvous next 10 the corner of Cedar,
in Washington street. Ryley was man Of
very lasge frame. more than six fee, high. He
was formerly = sergeant Of Goth regiment Of
the British army, stationed ia Cansds. from
which he deserted and came 10 this city
Shortly after, he joiaed the U. s. army. and
being we'll skilled in his profession, was sent
To West Point where he acted as drill sergeant
for some time,--[N Y. Con-. Advertiser
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT AN, DEATH.

We learn that Mr.. Luther Could, of Fairs
q Id, met with shocking death on Tuesday
'ast tie was with others, engaged in blasting
rocks. in the vicinity Of Black Rock. A
charge nf about 10 pounds Of powder had been
aeposiied beneath large shelving stone. on
which Mr. G. sa', and was to apply the match
70 Tie fuse. BY some unacceun,able mistake
the Ore was con munica,ed directly 10 the
powder. and the whole exploded before he
hsa time to move from his place. HIS body
wss thrown over tree. some forty feet in
Aeiskt. and exhibited signs 81 lie ONLY for
snplnsnt or two al er il struck the ground. =
sasakened aud shockingly inangled mass Mr..
u. ~ss about 70 years OF age. and has left =
sxiSe to mourn his awful death.
bridgeport Farmer.
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NEW LOCOMOTIVE.

A new locomotive was received here and
placed upon the rail- road track, lsstwssk. II
Is ualled the LssetdsId, b Of improved con
strucsiOn, and possesses great power and
sped. The machine ives made By Rodgers
Kslrhman. q Co.. cf Pattersaa. -. ThEes
mure new engines are 10 be Plscsd upon ths
road this fall. The superintendent informs Us
cha, passengers via the Housatohic Road will
Be = pun ihrupwh" from New YORK TO Alba
hy. h so hours, this winter.
Bridegroom, Farmer.
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MEN YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CON.
VENTIuN es

The Convention Of the Democratic party
."r the nomination os State officers, was held
last week a, SYRIA u.s.. 1t was an occasion OF
sine excitement, on account Of the nearly
balanced state II the parties or sections into
which the great party is divided. The first
matters at controversy were several cases OF
contested seals After several days. debate,
the applicants belonging to that section Of the
party opposed to Mr.. Fiagg. and called by
III .ir opponents "Old Hunkers." were admit
ted. and the nominations were made accord.
ingly, as follows:
For CONTROLLER. --Orv;lle Hungeriord ,Jefier-
san. X (,
Secretary OF Stass.--Edxrrd Sanford New
York. BIS
Lieut.. Governor. Nathan Dayton, Niagara
Atiorne. Gen. Levi :. Chai6eld, Ossyvggo
Treasurer --George VI. Guy Ter. Wa.as. rga
State Eng,necr.--O w. Guilds, Ononeiasa.
Canal Commissioned John e. Maihet.
Rensselaer,. Elisha b Smith, Chsnaag0, red
..rick folleit, Genesee. $50
inspectors at Stale Prisons.--John Fisher.
Westchester. Gear.e Caldwell, Montgomery
Norman h, Smith. New York.
The Wilmoi Pr"viso, moved az an ssnend-
men, 10 the report Of the Committee On Reso.
luIions. was soted down.
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Monday, OCT. Am.

AT Market, 1000 Beef Cattle, 50 Cow.
and Calves, 2Oy"kcs working Oxen. 65W
sheep and iasn.,s. aud about 32tO swine
Beet C'ttle-Ex.ra. w nrsl ,quaii.
Y: W 15-second AIM tt1nd quai.l,esi
$3.50 10 S,
Working Oxen-Salss made al $40
$50. and $lI5.
Cows amt Calves-Dull. SAILS ran.
gel sion Wv, tai w, @S3 and 500.
Sheep and Lasnbs--Saies Of old Sheet,
~ VI rs. To $3.50 81 IS and sc OO.
SSne-Al Wholesale. 8 tur S0ws aud d
tor Burrows. Al retail, tom d ~ D.,
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

NEw YoaR, Friday eve'ng . o'clock.
Dispatches iron, Baltimore. at 4 O'clock this
hitern"on, gives returns sufficient to ensure
The 81, ction si lour wing Congressmen. Ia
the Let end 9Th aud s,h Dis, riots there are
"his n,ajoriiies There will be wing ma
jority in boln houses OF the Legislstare.--
''hsmas is eiec,ed Governor by about 900
maturity.
LAIER.-The news Of the wing tri
umph M Mar, land is fully confirmed.
fne following wings are elected TO Cons
gress: J"hn G Chapman, Dixon Roman
(gaIu,l Aiexandsr Evans [gain,l John W
o. 'sii. ". The democrats are. Robert
A.Lane. I W Legion.
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GREAr FIRE Ar RIcHMoNp.
TIE MILITARY PARADE.

The frsl military muster under the nee
militia law. hook place in this village on
Tuesday Wednesday and THURSDAY Of last
week. The regiment. :hoagh small. present
ed handsome and imposing appearances.
the companies al heing dressed in uniform.
They encamped 10 DIR. Wo,drof's meadow.
below the Gov. Wolco't place in South ST.
On Thursday morning. the regiment was
inspected on the field by Brigade Inspector
LocKwonD. In the afternoon, they were
reviewed GU the green, BY Brigadier Geners
al kING.
The regiment was under the command of
Col HoTcHKfss, assisted by Lieut.. Col.
BALDWIN, Mai GooDMAN, Adju.ant Pierce
Sc.
The company from Hilchcoeksville. I'M
der command Of Capt. Parsons, elected
general admiration on account Of their SOL
dier-like appearance and discipline. No
soldiers evefbe aar ell better--scbife on duty.
The Litch6eld company A., Capt. Bacon,
+ :
was regarded by many as the handsomest
company OF the ground. Although the
company has been formed but a few months,
II has nevertheless, under the direction OF
its experienced and popular commander,
attained a wonderful degree of precision and
exactnesS in all its manoeuvers The New
Milford Riff, Capt. Masses (Litchfeld)
company commanded by Lieut.. DEMINc-
and the New Hartford Infantry-were
handsome aud well>drilled companies.
Other corps may have been equally de-
serving which lid not fall under our person.
al observation.
The General and his staff made veIy
fine appearance. The handsome young
aid de cat p was the special admiration Of
the ladies.
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Highly Important.
FROM THE ARMY.
GREAT NEWS

FROM THE SEAT OF WAR,
ATTEMPT TO ASsAHSINATE
GEN. SCOTT.
City of Mexico taken,-AnOther
Great Battle-Terrible Fight
American Loss l,70O-Mexican
Los 5OO.--Gen. Bravo Killed,
4 SH1 santa Anna wounded--Re-
fifetntnt of the Mexican Army to
Susdaleupe.--The traitor Riley
aud his Legion hung in presence
cf both armies
IMPORTANT AND, INTERESTING
DETAILS
The Steamer James l.. Day arrived n
N. w Orleans, Sept rs. from Vera Cruz.
with la,e and important intelligence from
the Capiial of Mex co.
The afmisiice havirg been been termin-
ated the Gity of Mexico was taken on the
10Th OF SepicnsbeT, after severe fighting on
both sides
Gen. Scouts I0ss is set down AZ Seven
teen Hundred j, and the Mexican loss at
twenty Five Hundred.
In this battle General BvGOo vas killed
and Santa Anna was wounded. He had
retired with his forces 10 GuadaIOuPe.
A Mexican letter Announces that the Amer.
ican des-rier. Riley, aud his - Legion oisst:
Patrick seventy in number. were ordered by
the American Court MaFtial % be hung, that
the sentence was approved 81 BY General Scoits
and thai On The sth Of September the " ttOssk
THE IA Nit.RiCA AN ARMY-AS ALSO IN
PRESENCE OF THE ENEMY!i
The city was bombarded, and part Of our
American army entered il ON the morning Of
the 10th the balance remaining al Chapuiti-
pee.
A passenger by the james L. Day, informs
as that il was reported among the Mrxicans
i; Vera Cruz, that we had lost loo men 10
| killed aud wounded /; but he could trace the re-
port 10 no auihpntir sOnrre.
Another passenger estimated Gen. Scott
loss at enc quarter to enc third 4 bis Army.
There are great many contradictory re
ports relative to Gen. Scott's position. but the
opinion is tina, he and his army are safe.'
Another Despatch.
There wer. large numbers Of American
troops at Vera Cruz, and the city was filled
WIN supplies
The Sun oil Anahuac states that Major La
lis train had leit Jaiapa.
He has sustained very little loss in his en-
gsgements with the enemy.
Lieut.. Twiggs was the only officer he had
killed.
There is nothing relative to Besanc0n or
Henderson being with Major Lally
Another letter states that General Werth
waa III, no prOlislv vvt,t,ndpd
The Mexican lrss, in killed and wounded
was $500
Up to the i9ih uli il is also stated that our
troops held one ha:fsh city IF Mexico. and
the Mexicans the ether half
The battle was still going on. @i
full synopsis OF the proposition Of Mr..
rrist il received.
Itappears hat there was no disposition on
the part Oft Nexcans to treat.
The propositions are similar to those here
tofore published
This is all the intelligence that there 10, up
TO the present time in New York.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14

We are gralitied to notice that our
kinsmaua and correspondent Lieut. CHARLES
L: KILBuRS, I'd Artillery. U. S. A., arrived
at New Orleans on the 10Th September. ON
board the q. s transport schooner, Arispe,
from Brazos Santiago, via. Galveston. In
the great battles of Monterey and Buena
Vista. he distinguished himself by his gals
lantry aud good conduct. He will not dis.
honor the good name he hears.
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n0II OF TEACHERS PRESENT AT
THE CONVENTION.

N,,v af;nfsrd.--Cyrus Wells, Albert .
NJ Earl Buckingham, John 3 'Furrill, G.
tJacxsop. W M Fairchild, 9 A Hoyt, q
inc. Asa = Berry, Charles Booth, D u
!, .oble, ENC N,s,hrop, g " Peck, = >
,.reen. b r Mdtshoese, Wms n canfeld'
ii Alien, N / Mallss, 4 n aIerwin, Ma
yAB stone. Julia Stone, Maria Boards
&C = Marsh, = q Nichols. r ) Sanford,
M Clark, s & Allen, W J Hendrix, N =
Hine, Jsnne,le Crane
Bragt.rater w B Wel,on, 3 " jack
son. w C t:atlin, Misses A car.er.S Wovs'
ri. MARY Z Ca,Iin, N. 4 Treat.
Rosb~y.-Henry I Smith, Mary Sc
w>rd. S B Ca,lin, NJ c Ariai;, Julia \
seward, 8 B Castle, Levi Smith.
Shesman.--L lIubbell.
.NsrthfeM Samuel l. Smith.
Asrthciile.-Charles b Camp. Miss n "
Liant.
tsayios.is' Bridge.-E D Ri,ton.
NPW fTeSLOHs- - II DCurusOs' -
Ney, Misses A Williams, Z Wheaton, Z
stwick. NJ i Barlow.
Woodbury. R. Peck.
Beihlrn. ID Porter. Miss E Judson.
Waysen.--Franklin A Curtiss, A G
K app, Cyrus A Todd, o W Bemen., 9 D
Giirtiss,
1Ymyea.--b ECarer.
= sharon. Floyd Everett, G II Peck.
s;mfoik--L ID Alling.
isrrsnbush-Mafy d ttine
Westinghouse ) smith. G Gum, Ii !
: ckox.
;Tcsf GWn,ooil--Delia Hart.
t,oyoa--l.iarisSa Lowell
i,chfeiG--G Guild, Il H Wright. VIM
mes, CiarIssa Coe.
ALBERT N. BALDWIN, President.
julius B. HARRlsoN,}
u. W WHrT1 LssEy. Vice Presidents
HENRY MeRwIN.
= NJ N ~ % sss1' ss'.'.,'..
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New York Cattle Market.
Monday, OCT. A,h.

At mar. eli i7OO Beef Cattle, 800 sou h.
srn,) IS Cows and Calves and 4zOO Shssl
and La,nbs.
Beet Casile-prices. with an active re-
quest. remai,l firm AZ from S. IL "a M
cwt. About SUO head. resuatn unsnld
Cows aud C.is-' s--$lS 70 IS iii cos>
ers ail--ali svld,
Sheep and Lambs-The market Z
plenlit1lly supplied. but prices rrsnaiss
vell tirln; with q t0lefHbly brisk de-
aland We quote Sheep 1t from SO 10
$2,75 To $4,OU. aud Lambs s5c 10 3.5O.a
Hay is setting al from 44c 10 CO. peg
cwt'
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To II MEETINGS.

The town elections through the State
win MT vary materially tr"n last year.
The aggr.g,.te gain. however. is in favor
Of tn. VIII 2s. h.. ncS have gained
Canterbury, dhl,ow.,. iJarlland and
Li.chficlA The Viii. 3 hav" g,ined Chez
SHIRE, Broikls n, Marsh, Id, Naugatuck,
Washingtut nlI Woodstock
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NOIIuE.

TILE Whies If Aoiring,oh are requested
TO NEE, at Richar,.s' Hotel in .Eolcottville,
on Wednesday evening, Oct 2Oth, ~ z
o'clock. for the Pur' ose OF appointing deie>
gates 10 the w big nlale Convention.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14

0-The esteemed favor of " New Haven
County" came to late for insertion thi,
week. II shall have place in our next.
Shall we not hear from the ever-welcome
writer again?
"A Spectator" shall make his APPEAR
ance next week. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14

Es-Cap, EL,Ru G1RR. Of Har ford. has
been elected Colonel Of the Is Regiment,
lst Brigade, in the place Of Col. Radclif
HuGson. resigned.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14

DEATH OF MAJoR WADs.-- Major Edward
De. an Offices II the army. who received !
7 v sre W und At Monterey was found dead in
bet IN The morning 4 the 9Th MT, al HE
'@. .i"ss in Cincinnati. At which city he was
'ecruiti',: The cause 10 supposed 10 have
oeva Paraly,ic siroke.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14

O0-The P.si Office Department has closed
the Contract with The New Haven, Hartford,
and springfield line for carrying the mail at
:4,Uou dolla's, WHOM is $1,000 less than FIRST
demanded by the steamboat and railroad com-
:JanieS. @ t sz-
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~Next week on Wednesday. the anni>
sersaries Of the Liichdeld County Foreign
and Home Missionary Socie.ies viii take
place. See notices.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14

EsWe have ~ heg ps raon of some Of
our advertising patti il tor leaving cut
their tavors tnis Wsek ind Of our reads
ers Tor occupy,,g, 10 much space with
advertisements
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Lrr-HFlElD Town CrFlcEns.

Asscssols-Dayid Marsh, Lucius
Tompk .ils, Aason e Saith, Lewis II
Moss, Trun an Stone. ar
Beard OF Relief. r Gibbs. ID Benton,
J Guild, A L ,itOn, Ehw P.e. pont.
Sslecinsen. & Peek 18th. w l. Smed>
ley IT Gilbert. Mos. afusray kenney.s
Grind Jururs r ilii,n's r Ames, e
Gs9wo'd. Ebh"n Huh, 5 Booker, Jr, Z
S BUi. A N Hnnthrevsv'i .......
Isl Cons & c. 'hcur,V F Baldwin.
Con stables. X II Harrison. Oh ID Wad.
hams. l. Sl0n", = A ~ Iw ~ II A Ford.
Town Clerk Samuel p Bellies.
Treasurer, George C Wood uf. ".
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MlOTICE.-ProviirDce permitting, the
IN 36th annual nefing 0f the Foreign
Mission s,nsety Of Li'chfisld CO, will he
hell al Li,ehfieiJ in the Congregational
church, On "Wednesday DC: 2Oth, NJ I ~.
ctrts r. NJ II 70 expected thai Olse
or siMfH ietarnrd missionaries w:ll he
prs * 81 aud such arrangements are made
thai 4 ii.eriing of deep Interest and inn
pOrtance is anticipated All friends It
missn,ns are. rer,iiaply invite tn attend
D q. PARMELEE, Secretary.
South Fnri Oct lr47.
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.fi ,n,nGe nr GpaIeT,sYI !--You

ff MInGy UT GI|SI EN y~%1ou
are requested 10 n.eet al the library
room on Monday evening. Oc,obtl 18th. at
Z O'Clock. IL ch,nse tour Delegates 20 rcpre>
sent said ,nwn in the Wing state Conven-
tion 10 be- holden at New Haven on the Sd
day If November next, and to transactoth>
er customary business.
Ter or.ler nf Town Committees.
Goshen. Ocl 4, lSi7.
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u The HousatUniC Railroad Co. has de-
clared dividend of "a per share.
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Fhe Rev. Or. Burgess has been elected
I mop Of the Epi,copal Diocese Of Maine.
iie ne will be d great acquisition 10 .ha.
cese, especially In tina, ,apaci,y, he VIII
fe great loss 70 this Of Connecticut.
ere he isgreatiy beloved fo1 his charac>
and respected for his ,alsn.ss
Palladium.
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From the n. n Jossusl 81 Tnesesy'
aaewrxsa Rleaaiosa.

The vote Coz Governor in thirty CauSiies
gives cliueh lshiFl Il.Ot2-TowHs tloro)
1o,I7O. The Whiws have Eain-d IhErs Sena-
tors and Representative. which will give
them a maiorssy on joint ballot in the L.gisla-
iurs.
GREAT FIRE AT RICHMOND.
calleea's -four mills. ~ Richmond, Va.
owned by Warwick q Bdckodale. with man.
adjoining houses. were destroyed by Gre on
SUNDAY marning Loss estimated at 250.0Ou
dollars.
New Or cans paPers were received 70 the
seth ins, No news irnm the army.
Wing majority ia Maryland confirmed
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14

WSaf's n Name Gsoss. Washington
.pOlson Bonapasie Towns. y said to B.. the
u Of the Dsm6craiic candidate for Governor
seorgia.
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YOUNG Ladies' SCHOOL /!

TIME winter srssion II % weeks will COM.
l. mence Wedn sday, Nov. 10Th.
Board s. Tuition in English branches $i75
per anr.um a
Day Scholar. Senior Department $40 per
term. Z .~
do Junior do STA
d. Musi., do $40 per
quarter Latin. Greek and French each S5 per
do.
An accomplished Teacher Of MUS &c and
FIRE. N G H--residenf in ihe family.
#.v J. II. JONES. Principal.
Litchfeln, Oct 9th, lsl7. tf22
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ON COWS.

al
September 9th and 3Orh. iS47.
oDe
o ~
Ane co"in"'te -" c'"S' "e"o's '"C
calves "Oui" rem w that that they have
executed the duties assigned them % the
best Of their abilities.
Of cows over years old. IL were offered
ior Inspection, viz :--one b, Leonard Kinney
one by Johaiban Darlington, one BY g hilbert
George Merchant offered -
ise"jamin h. M",se do
}. N, Blakslse .
Wm' r. BALDWIN
Chandler judd
Lorrin Thral %
s'a"'ey Y 's"''o' .
=" y WY ''' '"'"A''' ~"u
meritorIous IN the highest degree.
In deciding upon their merits Jour commit
tee have awarded the first premium 10 haad>
Ter Judd Of Wa,rr,"w.,, $500
I'd tn Lorrin Thrall, &smf 4.
I'd IN Zen .Me,, hant @o M
OF heifers in mich, Of 3 Years old. q war.
oferet-hy Chandler Judd.
Jacob NJ. Rl.teslse.
Lorrin Thrslt, 1.
Your Committee hay. awarded the frat
premium to Chandler Iuddl aao0
I'd do in Blakeslee OK,
OF two years old in mich the corno.titors
,vs,. r. M.,.ha., r,,,,n.9y c..':...
Ms ves,a Hawkins and J n Blakesle..
Your comm;,,es h.v. aw.ra.a ,h. g.,
m;um IN M,s Va. u,.;.
"a 10 ] N. Rlakeslee 100
OF heiiers If two wears aid No, !, n;lL ,h.
comoe,,,ors were David I.c.. a,..s.,..
and Levere, .Tu,tie.
vo,.
m;.. = m..;sS w -wSsu 'he mrs. pre-
49,, ~ M, W W
- = '~..e'' W.
i, MI, s..""s ns'sss me competitors we're L
e"' - eanne'o' james Moss. David
Aehue' nos'os'' :. N. BlAksslre. :.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-14
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PIX. Kilhourn. Esq IL herewith send
you lis o; "ur iown officers, elected ON
Monday all ways, hs u-u'i.
Town Clerk and Treasurer Andrew
Aberne'by S IL. ;mcn Sheldon Os.
born. J. ratio 7. Wci,n,r". Conslables,
Wrlis CaiIin. Joseph II. Scov.M Town
Ageni, Sheldoa OsborI,,. Graud Jurors,
Anss,u Joonsun j.. II..n BaIk &. Assess.
or. Orian Batb~r. B,.a,n OF Relief, Allen
Bug-. Asisi,soas Vel ser, '.ni Bradley
Caiiin. A WIG
G-The whig kei fol levin officers was
elected in Plymouth On Monday--wiih The ex-
cepiion Of the candidate 10, town clerk. who
was defeated by the report that he was to spend
the winter abroad. Elisha Johnson. ESQ, was
esected -saf4 ATS 5s 8a,s s5l
go-ln Woodbury.. mixed ticket prevailed.
The selectmea, Treasurer, Board III Relief. aud
Consiahles.5ar wings the Town Clerk and
,hree Grand Jur"rs are locns. F
In Salisbury. thr leos elected all their can.
didates. Donold J. Warner. Esq. 10 the town
clerk.
DetLleIn, Ocl. 4, l647.
NJ Kii6ouvn: e S 'f
Sir, Our election - day resulted In the
choice Of lacos. with the exception Of clerk,
to which Office Joseph II. Bethany was APP
pointed. am requested To inform You
tina, the delegates to The Wing State Con.
ventiun are Joshua Bird and P. M. Trow-
bridge. ~. sa P.