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The Arkansas banner., 1847-04-28

a3- We haze rcceised the April No of Minors "scsthera and Western Literary Messenger and which ws 6ad equal, in all respects. ao its prede- csssors-6 aita a variety of ehoice peadins Among she contents sf th,s number. thc ..Aistory eftks Colony and Ancient Dominion sf Virgiasa, by CHAs1Es CAMPBELL. wiil be foaad highly enter. taiaihg, asd more thaa worth the subscription, pecialiy to the nameross soss sf ..oid Virginia sires. whs nay be toasd h this western couatry.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-04-28

 sibls, as those who carried them were fully expessd to deadly tire from the larger Oi the two houses. The 6ss ea our side wsa kept up wilh spiri. As soon as an spdnS or Mexican was seen 10 cross the street, two dozen carbines were fired, and always with effect. The enemy were continually on ths watch as soon as one of our men showed himself he was fired at by dozen r'fies' ee' mostly without effect The greatest exeeu- ton on the side of the eneny was done D! the rife of white man, and who was sub sequenhy shot, He killed i've oi our men and wounded ten others. Private ssuari, o' our company, Scoschman, with the bolt ness of his eounsrymen. climbed up to ''' rool of the church, set fire to the protecting tnaAers, and dese>nded 10 the ground ln ssle,y. notwithstanding abe nanner ID winch he was exposed.
 The infantry on the Jeff. covered by the large wall of the church, did at :bis time but lit,le service, and although they tried 'o eiIsc. an spiEspee inso the church by means of axes, ihss progress was slow, and si.e we had kept our dangeroas position tor more than three hours. they had not been able to accomplish their object The he'a piece was then brosght to bear upon te church. at the distance Of one hundred yafds' and about twenty shots fred from it wh'cn made bseach in the wall large enoagh 70 sdmi. iwc men abreast. 4 lighted oome was then thrown in by Lieal Wilson. snc his example was soo1 followed by olhen. Sergeant Koch, .of cor cempasy; prvai' Nixon. Hutton ssd Holecmb entered 'ot breach, but were iu Gew moments tostee
The Arkansas banner., 1847-04-28


 triumphant, whether regulars or volsaieers.
 We iosi many valuable lives. Amoagsi the number were Cola YELL, HARDIN of Illinois, and McKEE and CLAY of Ky; Capt. PORTER, and dozen other Captains. But the death Of none who fell on that bloody field, is more universally regretted than tha, of JoHS PELHAM. He was the tsvorise of his whole regiment He died like soldier.
 win aos attempt to detail the deeds oi chivalry sha: were shas day performed. You will see, from the official reports, who did their Ansy. The officers as il.ey now stand ia this regiment, are as follows Colonel JOHN s. RoAxE, vice Col. Yell, deceased; GAsros MxARs, k- Col, vice Roane, pro- noted; B. F. Ross, Adjs.. vice lMsa7s, pro noted; JoHS HsUsroS, Serg't Msjor, vice Ross, p omoled, FRANK DEsnA, captain ol independence comply, vice Porisr, deceas- ed; snd--FsLEr L-, vice DssAa, promo ted.
 The Arkaasss regiment l. now in besssi health and spirits than they have ever been since ihe si4s ofsheir enlistment. They all faaght well, and both olIlcsrs and men stand sboss pspEoash. We viii all bs at home whsn the year is oui, or peace made.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
UUFRFAS n.,i.,,,, TIT

NV HEREAS Bcnjannn II. Mo.sa rr
 w L'ichlirld, Conn. aud R ,hhrns kailell, ois ANIiolk Coun,- and Andrew Carney, and Jacob Sleeper, of B ,ston Massas shnselis, have associatedaec ordfng 10 the provisions of Inc uct eHjilird An act relating to joint stock corIipratians'' under Inc n,'mc of Tho " Mnitatuck n,anu. featuring Company" We hrrcby giv~ notice thai the first meeting of said eor> puraiiou will be held al the otlies .of 0. s Seymour, in said Li,chficld, on the 18th day of May l647 ut nine o'clock in the fnreGoon fer he purpo>e of appoint ing ihe officers of said corporation. O. m ,king by Laws and other matters, con II, ct, d with the business of saidcorpora- tioD. All persons interested arc hereby notified 10 5e present atsdid mqetingg .. e, a e. B. H., MORSE. eg. 2
 ROBBINS ,BATTELL.
 ilrh fpli A1IIi OIS, 1Si7 w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
NEW GOODS.

THE Subscriber would respectfully 1 4 announce 10 his friends and the pub- ! Tic that he has again filled up his slore with ono of lhe most desirable stocks of ] Goods he has ever offered, and which he lis disposed 10 S Il fur GOOD PAY on the most avoraLle terms. Among the fancy Black an6 Gnney Silks
 BroCha, Cashmere, STadilia and Barege
 Shawls and ScaiiS
 Linen and Co:tun Ginghams aES Lawns Elegant p inted Muslins Very low priced do Every val ie,v of MouSelin DcLane some
 as low as shilling ,l-. White dress Muslins and Cambrics r.a Every style ot Prints
 Linen Canihric iidkts from l0to 70cts Fine White Cotton Hose l2 l.2 to 25 cts Gloves, LaceS, Fancy Fans, &c., and a
 beautiful assortment of ParasoIs, Pa
 rasoiettcs, and Umbrellas Ladies Skirts, Linens, Sc Very heavy brown Sheetiags a... Fine unbleachtd do. and English Cheese
 Capping, cheap
 A great variety of Broadclolhs, Cass-
 meres and Vcstings, Tweeds, s ,li-
 netts, Summer Cloth &c &c n HATS and CAPS Of every style A large and very select assortment of
 BOOTS and SHOES .. Elegant and low priced Ladies Slippers.
 The Grocery Department is complete. Best St CroiX and P E Molasses Sugars at lowest prices .. Teus otevtry quality, some extra fine Tubs and Pals 's Hardware and Crockery :. Oils and Palms, cheap as the cheapest. ! A share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
 < ....'I7tft VIM. LAWRENCE. "a Norfolk. May 5. 1s47. 70. a-~- 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
District oC Sharon, ss, ,l

IIoHdtc COtUIs .IDFiE toi iB )
 \ pon the application of William Lnn.- O don of Salisbury, in said district, showing tothiS court that he is Guardian to Ashbcl Landon, Geo. Lnndon and As,; Landon of Salisbury aforesaid, Minor, be longing. to. said District, and that said Minors arc the owners of the following real estate, situate in Salisbury and Shar-- on n said district, viz, three scvenths of l-4lh of the following pieces or parcels ~ of lanG.--The lst piece contains about l46 acres ofland, and all buildings there on. It being the farm of land that Ash bel Landon, late of Salisbury dccease0, owned and rosscssed, and wEere he last resided. The second piece lies little. west of said Farm, and lp.s on the North. side of the road leading from Wm. Bissell 70 ,red s. understandable abo4r
 30 acres, and is known by the hame of the Grcneli land. The. third piece con $ ins about 10 acres and lies adioinias
 James L1udon's land in Salisbury and is known by the Eame of Benedict Lo..--, The fourth piece lies on Sharon mountain and contains almost 50 acres and lies ads. joining the bpforenamcl James Landons Homer Pardee, and others land. Thr. whole of said miners in crest in saia pors. ceis ot land IS valu"d ut about $l,l0O- and showing just aud reasonable cause for selling said v3al estate praying for an order, and n.ot he or some other meet person he empowered to sell the same as per anPIicail' n on file, dated the 224 CT, Day Aprii, l847 moro fully appears 3sf
 oKDEH} ,D--That the foregoing appli~. ch'ion be heard at inc Probate Office. ir' sa'd district the 5lh day oi July l947. at lo n'cioca. forcnpon--aad that notice ! 'herH'f be published in some puhlic
 newspaper near inc place where such rev al es'ale Iies, six werlsssbefore snid limo assigned. ]. G. MITCHELL, a
 '"oo Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
District Ot Kralf. Sa
prObaie Court ,4DyH I0M, ls17,

Pf0bdte Court, .4prH I0M. lS17 ENl1E Court ci Probate for the District of I Kent has limited aud allowed to .hc cle- ditors ot the estate Wildman Fuller an as,ign- ing debtor al said Kent. in said Distric repre- sented insovent, six months from the date hereof in which 10 exhibit their claims against said estate, and has appointed Samuel II Cham beFIaia abd Ralph Pratt, both of said Keut. Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust said claims, and the said Commissioners are directed te give public notice of his limitation and order and of the times and places of their meeting aforesaid, by publishing a notice thereof in newspaper Prlntcd lH Liio0hel4. and by posting like notice on the sign mos: nearest the residence of said WilLman Fuller.
 Certified from Record,
 ... HENRY J. FULLER, Clpr''..
 We the Commissioners above named treby give notice that we shall meet 10 at .rnd 10 inc duties of our said appointment at the Inn of Lewis St. John in said Kent on ih'. lg.h Sa, nf June lS47 and oil tho 18th day '.f October 1917 at o'clock in the forenoon n each of sd days. All claims not pressuteI within said time properly attested will be tlebarled re. Coysry.
 SAMUEL II. MERLIN,
 RALPH PRATT, SoMrs'
 All persons indebted ta said Estais are re. Iuested to mako payne nj 10 s.0-.I
 49 -1~ JOHN L. STUART, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
DIED,

In MIdIsen, Wisconsin, on the 3d of March last, Mus. ANNA w. SMITH, wife of Juhn Y Sniti, Es1., one of the editors of he Wiscun- m Argus. aged Al Mrs. 5. WAS dla .hter Of Mir. J ancs Kellogg of Northisld parish, in thls town. She removed to tue West in 1881 as teacher ih the Episcopal Mission School at Green Bay. She had long been conspicuous for her ardent piety and her zeal in every good work.
 In L.vonia, N Y., Nancy Barnard widow Of Chauncev Barnard, formerly Of South Farms.
 In New York. al the residence of his son. Charles Butler Esq, Hon. Medad Butler, aged ot Judge Butler was an eminent and lnhu> entlal citizen of Columbia county, x. Y. Few me n were better known and sesPs cted flor the conSciencious discharge If the various duties of life assigned hin ;, and sas public benefae- Tor, his memory will long be appreciated. He was a native ol Branfard, Con. Several years ot hls minority were spent in New Haven Al ter the war of the American Revolution, his family consisting of his mother, the father be- ing dead five brothers and two sisters, rernov- ed to Columbia county. His grandfather, Jon athan usler, came to New England in l7lo. His grandfather 6n his mothers side was Isaac son of Isaac and Deborah Jones, borR in New Haven, Dec. 23. TOO He lived and died in. Saybrook. He had daughter, named Mary, who was married !othe father of Judge Butler. Mrs. Mary Butler, was the great grand dangh- ter of Henrietta, sister of Oliver CroInwe ;who was married to Col. John Jones, one -ot the Judges of Charles |, in 1873, aud who after the restoration suffered as a regcide. Oct l7l6,6D. His descendants have continurd respectable to the present time. This lady was the maternal grand parent of Charles Butler, tEsg., Attorney at Law, in the city of New York and Hon. B. F. Butler, late Attorney General of the United Safss, and Attorney for the Southern District of New Y ,rk. ISAAC JONES. . Litchfeld. March 30, 1sl7 '' '-
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
FOR SALE,

NM A CONVENIENT DWELL :::.M A ING HOUSE fer small lam liilJ fly, with two acres of first rate sse=sszs8az meadow land, together with A small barn, good well of water near the house, and within short distanc of the same an excellent spring, winch affords an abundant supply of soft water through the driest seas n. It is pleasantly situa ed in Prospect Street in this village, within half mile of the Cour, House.
 Also, l6 acres of excellent land within a short distance of the above house. the principal part of which is valuable upland meadow, well adapted also to blowing. The residue consists of good pasture land. Said land has variety of valuable engraited fruit frees on 1t, and is we'll watered hy springs which do not fail in the driest seasons-is well fenced with stone wall, and we'll calculated tosdvide if necessa ry to accommodate two pure hasers. Any per desirous to farm il upon small scale and be employed part of the time with teair, would meet with good encouragement from the inhabitants of this village a'.d would find the absve pronerty we'll calculated to suit them. Terms low, and liberal credit given for considerable rart of the purchase money if desired.
 Also at cheap rate a good second hand Chase and Harness.
 For further particulars enquire of
 OLIVER GOODWIN.
 Litchfeld May Jth. ls47. 3w5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
Daily FliRe from
April 26 h 1s45.

'VNHE R.ilroa4 Daily Line fer New
 \ Milford, Bridgeport, nd New York, leaves Spcncer'S Mansion in LitchfieId every moruing, Sundays excepted, nt 7 o'clock, and arrives at New York about o'clock the same afternoon.
 Returning, leaves New York every morning al 6 6o'clock, Sundays exccpted) from ,he fnat of Market Street, by Steam boa, Mounta'nerr 10 Bridgeport, by rail- road ,o New Milford, and by stage 10 litchfrlh, arriving abou, 1 o'clock the same afternoon.
 Fare from Liichfild to New York $2,75
 Good horses, new colches and q change of teams have been put on the route from New Milford To LitchtielJ, and will be run through with dispatch.
 N B, A Stage leaves New Milford on Tuesday, Thursdny and Saturday, mern- ingsa ' o'clock, for Qnakerhill, Pawiing, Beekman,. and Poughkecpsie returning on opposite days
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
3paper NamaiM1g


 This new, mngn.feent and unsurpassed assort ment consists oi choice and fashionable @ MR ME @g MS es GDGD uD s@S such ss rich silks, beautiful bsrages, muslin, fouIards, ginghams, &c., Sc. Elegant and ez- tra brocha, cashmere, cral'e, aud new style shawls, French, English and American broad cloths. cassimeres. and rich veslngs, House keeping Goods. superb and common paper
 hangings, fire toard views, r
 curtains, &c., &c.
 This is but;a beginning. We would therefor } most respectfully invite those who atr 10 pre- side over the destinies of our good old com, monwealih the coming year, to call upon us, and in their own experience, reap the benefits there to be fould HeNoR, TRUTH and FAIR. DEALING are our governing pr nciples, and with these WE SHALL CONQUER ...
 Come one, come all, to this Great Centre of Attraction-the Grand Depot for Bargains Is at he busy BEE HIVE
 Respectfully, { STARR &E DURKETT. The Pee Hive. is located at No. 227 Main, second door north of Temple st, ard directly opposite the Fourth Church, Hartford. 3w5J
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
HOUsATONIC INSTITUTE
NEW MILrOnp. CONN.

NEW MILFORD, CONN,
 TT is the design of this Institution tc give \ instruction to youths of both sexes in all the branches of finished education. .ts
 The year is divided into four terms of elesen weeks each. The Sumner term commence. the first Wednesday of May; the Fall term. tue last of Juiv; the Winter term, the first Wod- nesday of November the Spring term, the last 0! Januiry.
 paca. ions -- Three weeks in April, one in July. tlree in October. and one in January JWiti0n for tfr tcrR of eleven weeks Introductory English Branches $3
 C0mm6n English studies ~. l
 Latin and Greek Languages and Tul ! .a higher Mathematical studies, s
 Instruction on inc Piano, srr .'E 8 Board can be obtained in the most rcsrecta- b'r tamllies in inc village al ai .50 10 $,2 .. - 1'ha Principal is prepared 10 take a few SC ho ars into his family as boa, ders. a. ... 47 ,reve.s Jl P. BRACE, Plneiprl
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
District of .NetD .MiLford. ss.
 D.oI,f. Tn,,rf anr,f m 1917
J Ofntlentivc porusal


 Probate Court. .aprA 10, 1917. T STATE of Nathaniel Perry, late of New L Milford, in 'aid District, deceased, The Court of. Probate for the District of New Mill ford, hath limited and allowed six months from tho date hereof for the creditors of said Estate, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Joel w. Norihrop, land Noble s. Bennitt of said New Milford. Commissioners. 10 receive and examine said claims Certified by t- -..
 JULIUS B. HARRISON Clerk.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of Nathaniel Perry, in said New Milford, on the 10th day of May. and on the 9th of October, 1917, at t10 o'clock in the forenoon, cn each of said days. for the purpose of attending pn the business of said appointment.
 JOEL W: NoRTHRoP,l ! co.,n,;..;o,,.,.
 NOBLE s. BENNITT. 1o"''S'''"'' J. All persons indebted 10 said Estate are res quested to make immediate payment to @'
 NH. T. PERRY, % 'ad"'"'''raf0'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
Ei.hict # .Aa|on @

V I PON the application, of CharlotI Ht1+is s'*- O of sharon iN said Dis'r:ct sho" ns [" I'e f- Court that she is Guardian 10 ElishaS H9iiIg~. ter and Grace R. Hollistcr of Sh, con afnrcstaE minors heloHsing tn said District, ,aNd that Said, minors are the owners of the following real
 tate, situated in Sharon aforesaid, to wit: C,>' piece of land bounded and described as fiiltF beginning al the southwest curner of leniu@! II. Holllsel's land, then $ 3l 90 " 325 jInh",' thence s 53 9 " $50 links 10 stones, ihency 1- Is 8 " to corner bound of Elisha Swih land, thence easterly ia his line to Housatoni' river, thence up the river to the south line c.i L, II. Ilollsler's land, thence on his south lilf' 10 the place of beginning, containing abrut seven acres. One other piece containing about ten rods of ground bounded south on L II Hu.@ listers land, e2st on highway, north on aforc said Hollister. and to extend as far west as tt west line of the house lot of the late Elis!, Hollister. Also ore other piece of land CO. taining abou eight rods of ground, beginnin al the northeast corner of L H Eullisler ,iaEe in the Ii: e'of hi 5hway, thence northelly in '(~ line of the hghwry one rod, thence weste,!, in a para llcl line with LII hellister's noIt ' line LA feet, ihehce soalherIy io corner | l. il Holiiser's land, thence in right line, l., the place of 'ginning--tha: said land is und ' the incu'nbranre of the dover or life Estate o' the widow of Lyman Hollistcr. dcccased-th, . Ihe interest ot said minors in sad pieces iss 7aIned at about one hundred and twenty-five. dollars, showing just and reasonable cause i'ts selling said real estate; praying for an order aad that she or some meet person be empower ed to sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 3lst day of March 1917 more fully appears ''@
 Ordered--'Fhat the foregoing application be heard at tho Prubate Office in said District ol
 he 23th day of June lS47, al 10 o'clock fore noon and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near tAe place where such real estate lies, Three weeks snccessivelN. at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 45 OTIN G. MITCHELL, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
Book and Periodical Agency

Book and Periodical Agency !! YNHE Undersigned Book and Magazine
 l Agent, respectfully tenders his serS vices 10 the inhabitants of Litchfeld, and the pnb'ic generally, fully believing ~tha he can render satisfaction, so far as cheapness, plomptitude and dispatch are concerned. Subscriptions received for all the Magazines at publishers prices, and forward per mail or us may be others
 wise directed. Also any respectable, <" cheap publIcations' of the day. supplied on lbe most favorable terms. | He rec' ives subscriptions for the Chris,
 ,ian Par,nur Magazine, and the Ladies
 Wreath both of which commence a new
 volume in May. The former is published
 al. $2'OO The Wreath d, $l'OO per annum. UJ'lle will send Lo:h to one address one year for $2'5O
 I For the satisfaction of, those who may
 wish Ca natural enough w;sh) 10 have
 sotne further guarantees of the Advertl> ser's intention and ability to do what is here promised, he takes the liberty of stating that for several years he has had
 |, very numerous list of subscribers in some of .he neighbouring towns. and
 would name as one. that of Waterbury, to the citizens sf which, generally, he
 refers for further particulars.
 Address Wm. PATTON. Grahams Magazine Office. r" New York, Anril PC h 1SlS. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

Al a Court ef Probate holden at NeU Mil
 lord, scithin and for the District of .Netc Milford. On the 29th dag of April 1917.
 Present Ihonas B. Laey Esq Judge.
 HESITATE of Ezra Murry late of New -LA Milford in said District deceased
 Ordered that the Administrators exhib- jt their Administra ton Account to this Court far adjustment at the Pfo5ate Of flee in said New Milford on the 6th day of May le47 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon And that all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof. the Ad- ministrators will cause this order 10 be published in newspaper printed in Litchfeid and 10 be posted on the public sign post nearest the rlace where the deceased last dwelt. in said New Milford " A true copy of Record, -.
 JULIUS B. HARRISON. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
LIrCHFIELD, CONN. Fr

LIrchFIELD, CONN. F-s sss TNiIF. Summer Term of p weeks in tiis in- A , Stitutiun will csulm nee "Wednesday, Nay .,'h. ,
 Celebrn., fer healthfnlness beautiful scsS acrv. a9d +h. l,"Iaemcut or its inhabitants :: the uunbcrof p,;4,eH in the boardi.g aepart- mem lilafpd to $ or l1 exclusively under the charge of the Principal: is believed e" places of education contd ba seis"t 50 deslra- bis as he prese"; in lis village
 Called to "rS0uizc and control an in-Hlto- tion, maInialaiug al presest a standing ak,on. inc first SeEIlndiics in eur cn1ntrv this ex- rression of confidence with others prior and subsequent from gentlemen ut the highest diS~ iac'nn and influence in the State rf New York, wall be sufficient pledge ot the thor- 'Ough systematic aud liberal course of study tc be pursued, -. .,...eI ....,... ..'.. g Among the many distinguished names as references ,he following {wilh two exc @; ;tions) have been the patrons of theiPrincipa in for, mer places ofin$tructon. . Wm. B Spragne D D of Albany.
 Prof. Yates, Union College, Schenectsdv Gen. Swift, Henry Dwight Esq aud Judge Whiting, Geneva. ''" Judge Chapin, James Seymour, and James K Livingston, Trustees of Rochester Female Academy,
 Dr. Vernilysa, of the Collegiate Chnrchcs. Charles Butler Esq, New York City. ...,.. Terms for Board and Instruction in English branches, Sl75 per annum. Instruction in Mnsic, $lO per quarter.
 French and Latin each $s5 do.
 Day Scholars, Junior Department, $slo pr. qr
 Senior do $l6 do. NO Scholar received for less than Term. Circulars upon application to the Principal. J. Ii. JONES. Litchfeld, March 2sth, ls47. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
.VO OT,ECE.

DURSUANf 10 an order of the Court l of Probate, for Litchfeid District, the Subscriber, Administrator on ,ae Estate of Grandson Looniis, late of LiIch- field in said Dist, jet deceased, will sell al the Dwelling House lately occupied hl the Deceased in said Liichfield, on lh, Slh day of May l647 nt 10 o'clock, fore noon, (unless previously disposed of al private safe, so much of ihe Real Estate of said deceased as will raise the sum of $Ils0 79- Cts, and incident charges of sale. fEG 9,I,7 }ssf k--g IkE 1C
 .E STEPHEN RUSSELL. Administrator,
 Litchieid, April F2Sh, lSl7. sRd T5U
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

ne great efficacy requisite to in- OOOce ano'her Competitor among th e O1'anO sad one' noN before the public .s 's'''ee' is felt in its iOrce,when we make '.e attempt. Without farihe.oreamblc. the 'e nliOn of the reader is callea to anoth- 'fthis paper, where will .s found
 h Ats,af truths relating to Prmo r.
 T&. VScrOfulOus Diseases and tseir
 .:3rant's Balsam, which are war- J ofnttentivc pcrusal. vl
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
:4HRE.rE.YSTIYUTE.

y. C. HOWARD, Principal and Pr9prietsg
 A T. the repeated and kind sofciiaiion ef "A friends and patrons, the above named has returned to hIs IoImer residence and will be happS 10 receive into his family and st houl pupils, of both sexes. The legation of his. School. is advantages and character, he thinks are loo well known, 10 require particular de. scrIpiIen. The Spring term commences ihe 1oth March; the Fall term, August 2Sd. and cOptiaur II weeks each. For pasiiCuiar arriy ,e the Proprietor.
 Warren, April l, lS47 Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
NbII (lI;3()I)S

AT THE MILLINERY DEPOT!
 A N Elegant assortment Consisting of 4EAaevery variety of Straw bonnets ;to- gelher with >hirrcd silk, and fancy hats. Also few French caps of choice patterns -mouruing collars, laces and cdging>, riobons, flowers &c.-all of which will be sold cheap for cash-either at wholesale, or retail. 6w5O
 Litchfield, West st. April 24.