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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Mutual Benefit Life Insu-
 rance Company,

Mo- II. WALL STREET, NEW YoRR. Lipes enly insured, at the Io,cest rates gf
 premium. "HE following are among the induce l menls offered by this Company: l. The premium, if over $50. may be paid one fourth in cash, three fourths in a secured note at l2 months. bearing per cent interest, subject to assessments if required.
 Or A may be settled in tCeekIy, monthly, or quarterly payments
 2. An annxol division of profits. 3. No person is liable beyond the amount of his premium
 A. Married women may insure the lives of their husbands, free from any demand ef their creditors.
 g. No part of the profits is withheld or diverted from the insured in any way. 6. There is no stock or loan, either nominal or real, to pay interest for; the company having ample capital in the premiums received. ?. The assured can surrender their policy at any time after term of years and receive its eQuiuatesf uaiue.
 An evidence of the deserved popularity of this company is shown by the f. ct that in 17 months (to lst October) they issued 254l poll. cies-the premiums received amounting to $229.473 s2.
 Any further information will be cheerfully given on enquiring ofthe Agent at Bank in this village.
 New policies issued in December 23e.
 G. F. DAVIS, Agent Lichfcld, 2dth Jan. lS47. ew37
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
AUCTION

WILL be sold at Public Auction at In, w store of the subscriber in Milton on Sat .urday the 24th day If April lsi7. the following described prsperty-sals to commence at 9 O. clock in the forenoon: ,r1 : 2 Waggsns
 ? sett Harness 2 Flows
 2 Chains @ 4 Cows. 6 Steers 36 Brass Clocks .s 6 900 lbs Geese Feathers in sacks of 30 ib each cases Ready Made Clothing, consisting of
 Goats. Vests ard Pantsl cases Boots--2 do Shoes 2 do Hats
 dozen Dung Fork-l COZ Hay Forks l2 dozen Hay Rakes
 dozen Iron tooth Rakes dozen Hoes IT 4Grind Stones 2 Wheel Barrows Sale positive--every article set up will he sold to the highest bidder.
 1 lss4 H. P. WEIGH. Milton, April IA, lS47. 2w4s
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1EoRGE W. BROWN is Minor under ? kT wears of age. This is to forbid all person harboting ot trusting him on my account; ;,,
 Kpnt. .Febrt6,'iS4s. Aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

TAKE NOTICE My wife LucY having k left my bed and board without just cause this is to forbid any person from haroor'ng o' trusting her on my account, as l shall pay ht debts of her contracting.
 JACOB S'rRAUB. New Milford. Feb 20. 1547. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

inch cent additional cnc.ia dh,ana up yards,2
 
 dfo All orders whh CASH enclosed will "A Haven. January 27,l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
FALL AND WINTER @5 aD G 9 ED o
 lS46-7.


 THE Subscriber, bcingvery thankful fer k the extensive patronage formerly receiv ed, would respectfully solicit a continuance of tho same, and invite the attention of his friends and customers genetallyto to his fresh stock of
 EDRY GOODS,
 now opening, suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade, and consisting of the best west of Eng land Cloths and Cassimeres also French, Cloths, superior article for great coats, Ves'- :. ings of ali kinds, Satins, Tailors' Trimmings, gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velvets. Broat Claths very cheap. Drawers and Wrappers, &c. !Sc.. Also splendid assortment of goods for Ladies Ctoaks and Dresses, which will be o. fered at very low prices. Also black and b u~- black Silks, Stripe Levantine and Satin Stripe. do Sinchews and yd wide Gro de Rhine, d. black blue black and Fancy Bomhazines, Mus lin de .Laines of late style and very low, Nan- sock Muslns, Null Muslins, Book Muslins. India Cambri,ks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread and Lace Edgins. And a complete assortment of sheeting and bleachetl Muslins; Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp .. Carpeting of various styles; and large supply
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

fl Court o( Probate holden ct krat n,itlai'a
 md for the District of Kent, on tae 3d day
 ef .iinrch 4, ?. ls47.
 Prrsrnt, JoHS H. ST. JOHN Esq Judge NN lnoticn cs Harvey Smth and John O Smith, Executors of the last will and tess lament ot Elias Smith. late of Kent. within said district deceased ,this Court doth limit and allow six n1onths from the date hereof for the creditors uf said estate in which to exhibit their claims to said executors, duly attesfsd and nrovad, q, b.. debarred recovery and sd Executors are hereby directed to give public notice oi this order by advertising and ruhlish> ing the same in a newspaper published in Litchfeld in the county cf Li'ch!ietd, and by hosting the same on the puhlic sigapcst near est the placc where the deceased last dwelt within said town of Kent.
 HENRY J. FULL BR, Clerk. yI,HE Court of Probate for Il Ditrir, of
 \ Norfolk has limited and allnwsd to :hs creditors of the Estate "f Fdwln F. Root. late of Norfolk in said district, ,ceceased. represen- ,ed ;nsolved. six months from the da'c hereof, in which 70 exhibit their claims against said .s,ate. and has appointed Aursn Tibbas and' B.niamin W Crissey, Conmssioner. to receive examine and adjust said claims
 Certified bv We inc Commissioners above nafied hereby rive notice that we shall meet to attend to the duties of our appointment at the heiel O John \. Shepard in said Nnrfotk on the 27th day ef >pril. and the lith day oi September fsi7 at me o'clock in the afternoon on each ol sad lays.. All claims not presented within said inc. properly attested, will be debarFed re- ,:ovrry. AUREN TIBBALS. lconm.,. 1 BENJ. w. CRISSEY, 1 Al, nerscns indebted to said estate are rec ,aessea to make payment to
 HIRAM MILLS, AdmiM
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
WATER CEMENT,

constantly on hand ahd warranted first quat~ ity. Also, very large quantity of
 Gut and Wrought Nails, Window Glass of all sizes; Hollow, Earthern and Tin Ware. Peg Boots of al! the different, varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots-n iac' anunssnal assortment of all the different class az of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and oth- CT articles usually kept in a country store.
 Also. an extensive assortment of Satin Bea.. yer. Pearl and Nutria HATS, of the latest siyie. which will be sold low for cash, or Farm NE. Highest prices paid for all kinds O: Grain. Butter, Cheese. Eggs. Sc. Sc.
 GEO. w WHlTTLESEY. 40. 1 .Na,n st. opposite Judge Perry's Office. Nav Milford. Nov 13, 1s46. tf2i
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

MAKES this opportunity to inform hls cus | toners, and the Public in general, that lis ,ls removed his DYEiNG ESTABI. .FsssA TENT. six doors west of the Court FSV where he will be prepared to color and c..a M kinds of Clothing and Dreass6 of Sr, coIa.,s Also-Ciean;ng and Drssaiegoi HsIs>
 I.isshD {. ., Nov. SIS
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COFEETS

Will be kept ready made to meet any cxigen. cy which may occur, and the subscriber will he in attendance with good Hearss when re. quired. J. M. BURRALL.
 Plymouth Centre, April lst, 1347. 4s
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BANTAM DIVISION. s OfT sA5tlE Members of this Division are hereby
 notified to attend the regular meeting at their Hall (Spencer's Bailding) on Friday eve ming next, at ! o'clock. ...a
 By order F. A. HULL, ". T: C. II. BALDWIN. R. S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Agents for the Company.

Daniel B. Brinsmade. Washington, David c. Sanford, New Milford, Rufus Fuller. IT, Kent, Richard Smith. Sharon,
 Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall, { Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
 Wm M. Burrall, Canaan,
 Daniel S. Ciapp. Salisbury. Sobo s; D, b.ws'I. SS,,sx'y' < Norfolk. Roger H. Mills. New Hartford, George D. Wadhams, Torrington, Lewis Smith. Harwinton,
 Elisha Johnson. Plymouth,
 John C. Amber, Be,hlenr.
 Leman w. Cutler. Watertown, John Abernethy, Woodburv. David c. Whit'lesy, New Preston, George P. Tallmadge, Warren: Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured can appy to either of the Agents' or to the Se WILLIAM BEEBE. President. ..
 JASON WItrING, Secretary l:'.hfeld. 1sO Il. lsls. iam'y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 THE eopartnership heretof,re existing un- \ der the firm of SAWYER & PILGRIM is thIs day dissolved by mutual consent The business will be conducted hereafter hy Charles Pilgrim. All persons indebted to the firm are requested to settle their accounts with either of the subscribers.
 HENRY W. SAWYER,
 CHARLES PILGRIM. The subscriber would tender his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on them the past year. and would respectfully .o- :licit continuance of the same.
 CHARLES PILGRIM Wolco.tville, April lo.ls47. 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
ST. PaULsS COLLEGIATE INsTI.

THE nsxl sesslon of this institute will 4 com isaegce ljs "Wednesday in May. and continuetwtsts iWo weeks. Terms 9t f1ifion tsr Dny Sciolors--Claa. r'cas ss2O. English $i5 per session of half year. Board and luilion ssss9oo per yess.
 A few ladiss can he rsceiyed--to wheIIn no extra charge will be made for Drawing and Painting.
 P s. No siddent will he. received for less than one ssssien. In cases of sickness sletl,c- lion in ttiiieF Ill be made for one half the time of abscas J. D. BERRY.
 Litchfiefd s%4sEsi 7 q 35. sdg
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
ETTCHFTEID MUTUAL FIRE INTsU. RANGE COMPANY,

TNHIS Company has been in opyation Thirteen T Years ending July 6, lS46, and have issued 26s4 Policies, 5.~r,~- Amount of property insured S2.lsl,S36,5 50 Amount of cash premiums received, lO.379Oi Tointerest recsivsd on Loans, l,L46 o6
 ell,525 90 To do ofpremiums now ch'd on ,.. the Booke which can be collected.
 S33l Al 52 The whole amount of loses ia se,5i5 s3 Amt paid tor Expenses,-AgeEss.
 Ins. Plates, Books, Stationary. etc. 2,2O4.93
 S.7l8 7e Present capital or fundsofthe Company, from which future losses are to be said, s24,422 76
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
itl iitlk and Fancy Dry Goods Trade
Cabinet Furniture, Chairs. Looking Glasses. &c

" 43O o 1A' @ O%H&~o0S'0J wv W<HE Subscriber has on hand a good assofs. Y men, of the above named articles. which he will sell as low as can be bought elsewhere.
 Also. FEATHERS ofthe first quality at the lowest market prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
THE WOLCOTTVlLLE MAFUFAC.
 TURING COMPANY

EUNIN1T COMPANY nFFER FOR SALE the STORE formerly O occupied by them. Said store is situated in the center of the village of Wolcottville. ad. joining the Hotel of Fl. B. Riehayds. and the locatit n for a cash business in merchandising isnot surpassed by any other in the county Possession will be given immediately.
 Enquire ol B.H. MORSE, Agent. WolecNville, Oct. l9. lsl6
 NE. All persons indshtedtee the above na. med compasy srs veqcessdso to make paymsnt cf tas sanA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
LETG1 1ELD D .K6.gk1E Ess

fa9HE Summer Term will commence an
 Taesdsy He 4th of May.
 L C",nnoDi lish branches per term of II weeks. s3.O9 Natural Philosnphy. Chemistry. Asfron.
 osny, Apcient History, 3 50 Mental Philssephy. Bofany, Algebra. 400 Latin, to whieh particular attention wiil he given, 500 ornamentalsmanches an ax;ra charge, de- pending upon, he kind pursued.
 Smail chlldFen received on favorable iefms. ~ AMELIA A HAYDEN. #
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

Please take Notice.
 A IL Persons indebted to the Suhscri- LA bers on Book over six months stan> ding, arc once more requested to call and settle the saMe previous to the lst Apri! next. 1.-the above request is not cons piled with. we shal! send them Greeting forthwith.
 KINNEY & PARKHURsT. - Bantam Falls, March 10, 1s47. 3w43
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

Officers ef she Company WILLIAM BEEBE. President, OLIVER GOODWzyv, Treasurer. LaSON' WHITING, Secretary.
 Dts.ectOrs. OLIVR GOODWIN D. c WHlTrLESEY J. G. BECKWITH. DAVID c: SANFORD JASON WHITING, LEHMAN w CUTLER
 GEORGE c. WOODRUFF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
OIL & PAINTS.

which will he sold cheaper by the pound gal lon or larger quantities, than any other house in this section can sell them. Also agood sup- ply of
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
: EHaRAM JACKSON,

vT0HE Best Black Tea in Town can be he'd at
 L. l. SMITHS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
KEEPS ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT or. GM-I A- E H ~e

Will sRu at retail, low as can be purchased at any ether establishment.
 N~WANTED-2 or3 Journeynsen Ca6;nes .Mateys, who are first rate workmen.
 ii" LAMBERT HITCHCOCK. Unionvlle, Conn. l2 miles West of Hartfori-
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

Warren, March 30, l947. 5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24

We have noticed two communications in the - Ea-
gle" published al Jasper, Dubois county, signed g
Jetfersonan Democrat" The object of the writer is
very evident. He wishes to prevent the nomination
Of Mr.. Owen for Congress, and TO secure the nominal
ton of some other person. In order 70 accomplish
his purpose, he not only praises the candidate of his
choice, which is all very well but he insidiousy
assaIls and mlsrcpresens Mr.. Owen, which is not
WELL and which do not believe is agreeable to the
feelings of the people of the first district 1t has not
yet become necessary to destroy Mr.. Ovens charac-
ter stab his reputation, in order to secure the
nomination of somebody else; and if such the
only means by which Mr.. Owen be set aside, we
have hesitation in saying they ought not to be
cessful.
We have disposition to interfere in any district
but our own in the nomination of candidates, and
shall not voluntarily do 50. except to publish honest
communications in favor of any democrat in whose
behalf they may be written. But have spoken of
the matters referred above for this few
days since we received marked copy Of the Eagle"
enclosing a manuscript note, Con which the govern
ment was dcfrauded of postage.) and which note.
though without signature of any kind nodesty began
thus
"Will the Sentinel please publish the extracts (of
communication signed "a Jeiersonlan Democrat y
marked in the Eagle, with the following similar
remarks preaced edltria.
Then followed the editorial preface, all cut and
dried to cur hands, and beautifully embellished with
punctuation marks and rhetorical fourishe>. rarcr
specimen of Impotence than all this, we Lave seldom
come in with. The writer must either suppose
us fools, or be both fool and knavc himself which
last our private opinion Of him. publicly expressed
The fact that he conceals his quite enough to
sho7 that he Is conscious, notwithstanding lis folly,
Of tie dirty part he is playing. Bat lie cannot 50
easily catch Cd birds with ciaJ. We know him, and
think we can iaihom his shallow articles. And we
would advise him. rs would advise all pert young
men whom we wish no harm, to stick to his books
attend to his practice If he get any at Evansville
and ii none j. 10 be had there, TO 20 10 other
place where he get at least enough to keep him
out Of ,ciicf; aud above all things not TO attempt
very high flights III the political empyrcan, until lie
becomes fefgei If he VIII Dc according 10 this adj
wee faithfully stick to his profession. and faith
fully vote the democratic ticket, five years. so. he
will not be compelled to seek Office for himself OF
others. but office may seek him
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24
Later from TampicO.

BIZ the arrival at New Orleans of the schooner Alb
by Norton from Tamplco, the 2lth ult, we near III
telllgence thence up TO that date. .
General Scott, the Commander -Chlef arrived on
Tampico, on Thursday evening, the 18th ult but did
not come ashore until Friday morning, previous TO
which he received "thunderng welcome lie
seemed to be in fine health and spirits After recev-
ing the congratulations of great number OF the clti-
zens he proceeded 10 Gen Patterson's head quarters
On the 2lst he embarked with his suite on board the
steamship Massachusetts, proceed, doubt, to the
island of Lobos. The four brgades under Generals
Twiggs, Pillow Shields and Qutman, are embarking
probably for the same destination, although nothing
positive in relation thereto, promulgated TO the
inhabitants of Tampico. The Sentinel says 1.-THE
destination Of these troops is very properly left to the
fruitful ina ination of the public for what Is the
value of secret if it Is In the possession OF every
0ne!"
General Uorft.-The brigade of General Worth
had not reached Tampico on the 26lh ult., but was
hourly expected
The scene in and about 1ampico Is stated TO be
stirring in the extreme Reviews OF troops IN reg-
ments and brigades, were daily taking place vessels
were continually arriving with goods, merchandise,
military stores &c. &c the American population
were all In intense excitement, regarding coming
events. Every thing announced action, III ITS utmost
intensity. All quiet, with regard to the enemy, III
the interior.
Deaitution in the Mexican Army-Porerty q The
G0rernnent-The Tampico Sentinel OF the 10Th ult,
publishes proclamation from Santa Anna TO ms
countrymen The distress pcrvadng his army, which
it paints, is really uncxamplcd IN modern history
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24
,1a,hcn,atIcs---Ncw Discovery.

BY correspondence with n B. WEBER, Esq, of
this county, learn that he Is sangune of havin g
discovered formulas for the solution Of the general
equation of the third degree all its forms. He IN
forms the work IS nearly ready for the press, and
w speedily be published. We have not seen the
work but have been favored by the author with one
of the formulas, which at liberty to make
pnbllc As 1t may, perhaps, be interesting to some
of our scientific friends, we give copy near as
possible not having type complete at present for such
work We believe, however, it is near enough to be
fairly real, at least.
Girm X -Jr-d=0 10 find Tie ralue Of X
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24

20 Correspondents.

T. Shehv'le We have sent number TO J. VI. per
W. break Fay any
where the by mail We have
Should do doing the
BY oilers and purchased by the loss Of thou
sands Of dollars, induces TO adhere rgdy We
The publish the credit
would ruin the rrpetos less than ears aud he
among the things that
NJ Cincinnati Balance stated letter. passed
credit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24

CENTRE TowNsHIP-11 tie RqAy. BoyS =
meeting Of the Democrats of Centre Township will
be holden at the Court House Monday afternoon
April 9th, at O'Clock, p. VI, to choose delegates to
d county convention and to such other BUSH
may properly come before them.
By request Of Iolrnstip Committee. tA5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24
Bartholomew Comfy

friend at Columbus writes that - the 10Th May
will suit US for holding the district convention" and
further Gays We want convention expect to oble
By It's decision, and further. will give the nominee.
whoever he may be- nJority"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24
Appointments by the rreside,,

Eodolphus Schoonovcr, to be fist Lieutenant =
Dragons.
J. NJ Iiton' TO be frs, lieutenant Of infantry
David :" Scott, 10 be first lieutenant of infantry.
y i. Griffith, to be second lieutenant of infantry
Richard Oven, TO be captain Of infantry.
Wlliam Cooper, TO be second lieutenant of infantry
All Of Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24

Since the publication Of that document he has issued
his address to the soldiers, in which he reerates the
helplessness and desttution of those under him. and
states has determination of immediately proceeding
forth IN search oil The enemy-advsing the soldiers,
they are deserted by the Government, that they
must endeayor TO kill what they eat" 1t is dated
the 9th ult., San Luis Potosi, and is intended to
inspire the soldiers with courage and patriotism.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24
G5-Two guns, weighing seven tons each, have
been shipped from Boston, for Mexico.

PROBABILITY or ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MEXICO
The following paragraph, which we copy from the
Washington Union OF the 18th inst. receives an
Importance beyond what il would otherwise have
from the Mexican news ria Ilayana and New Or
leans published in another column of our paper to-
day. speedy union OF Santa Anna with the Church,
against the present Congress, would seem not at all
among the probabIItles of the present condition of
things IN Mexico, unless the Congress weld fully to
the demands of the Clergy. The Union says:
The French journal at New York gives the sub
stance of a private letter. received by the way of
Havana, which throws some light upon the reaction
which now said to be going on IN the Mexican
capitol. 1t would seem that the clergy, whose pro-
perty has been threatened BY the war party, has
decided To make It's that of the republic and
throw It's influence on the side of peace Its plan b.
arrive at such result is very simple. 1t over
throw the Federal Congress, from which it has now
nothing TO hope, and to substitute in place Of it an
absolute power, strong enough to constrain Mexico
10 peace Such Is the double process which it under
takes; and 1t reported that the clergy have cast
their eyes upon Santa Anna as the proper instrument
to accomplish their purpose. The Mexican General
should, therefore, by this account be the point OF
reaching the dictatorship second time, by the aid OF
The clergy and on the express condition OF respecting
ITS property, and concluding a peace without delay.
There Is nothing improbable, says the Courier, In
this combination Of events, regard being had to the
existing state of things. The person from whom we
gather this information, is moreover In q position
which gives much weight 10 his words, and should
be by no means surprised to see new revolutlo ion
burst out in Mexico, while all eyes, fixed excu.
syey on the theatre of the war, seem for the present
10 forget the political combinations Of the country
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24
Is democratic mo,or;,v


SENATE.-Ihe democratic candidates for senators
appear to be elected in districts Nos. l. g. H. 6. 7 g.
III, and T. The allied candidates are probably chosen
IN Nos ,, ., and 8. In district No. IL we think there
is no choice
CoUNclL.-It is probable that the Democratic can
dldales Tor councillors elected in all except the
Cheshire district, though cannot now tell with
certainty. II Is possible that our candidates in both
the Rockingham and Stanford districts are defeated
by the scattering votes.
CoNGREss.--tien Peaslee is elected in district No
by over two thousand majority. Last year our
majority IN the district less than 500; and Fopp
and his allies have all the time assured their readers
that Peasee would be defeated by more than five hun
dred
Mr. Johnson is elected in the 4th by large mao-
rly; we cannot tell how much.
No choice IN the other districts I'm district No 3.
Moulton, (dem., lacks some 500 of an election but
he has about 100 more votes than Lieut. Col Wilson.
the dwtW volunteer In No. /, Jenness, (dem1 has
large plurality, ard lacks about 200 of an election
lie has about 700 more than Goodwin.
II we find room, we may hereafter treat our read
ers to specimen Of the weeping, waillng, and
gnashng of teeth Of the y. Y. Tribune, al the
glorious result
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24

DEATH or SENATOR ALIENS WrE.-Mrs EFrIE
MciRTHrg ALLEN, wife Of the Hon VIM. Allen
Senator from Ohio, died in Washington on the 18th
int, aged about 80. Her disease was peurisy She
las the daughter Of Ex-Gogernor Macarthur Of Ohio
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24

JFHu PATTERSON requests us 10 say That his Barber
shop, under brakes Hotel continues TO be kept open
IN Sunday mornings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-24

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0~gTwo or three provoking Typographical errors
occurred in the Circular of Judge Wick, which APP
Peared in Saturdays Semi-weekly The word county
"Whig corners" near the end were printed "Whig
Course, then enormously corrected to Wing com
merce, aud then back again, by some hocus pocus
into "Whig courses" These are corrected in
the Weekly.