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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-20
CORRECT VIEWS

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" our luoHC men can d"ubl or deny the
claims OF Gov. Seward Of New York as
cou,I,,rnt wing and util,rth,or,st Ia,
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accused II .,bl stands h.l,,. no ,,,,,,,
and the wutlt. the Am.,ir,r nan, .n,,,.,,
ly devoted To The great ,ntetc,;x ol hu,n,o.
liy.
80 member nr the Marty ,c,or,,,ll. e.,
the selection Of the candidate, L,,,,c,
he ma, have acted. ar tctt.ln,j f,,rn selma
IN their selection. WherNrhc Seler,i,,, -
been made, al thnt remain. IL to d.r,do
whether The patry suil deserve, ms s,pnou
IN preference To IT'S ad,er,ary We cao,o,
wuhhoI or surppn vIth,ut cnl,rr,.u,s
lar. prr,rpl. ,.I,,rs,,tJ.,,,.. ,.I,,,,,, '.o,. >
moss the Nhlu.rntry Iru 10 J.C.a,.J
the policy of the pre,,r, n,l,n,n,.,,,,,,,.'
prevail, not ou'y now. bat tor i,Icful,o pr
uoI. so VIII. thinks tor one moment Of
Young for the candidate, OF the H,l,,n,,.
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-20
RrNnNs or rur Ocr,> MoN,ncu

RrNkiNs or TuE OCi,> Mos tn,t,
\ letter from Mc>>r>. Blrug. Broth.
crN ~ Co. agents OF the uucol Boston
packets. ~ the owners ~ TINS cirv I'M
der dat" Of Liverpool. September l>t,
says eve agreed with the Steam
ING company to pay them bait of the
nett proceeds Of any part of the wreck
and cargo, Which their boats may sue
coed IN bringing up to our care. They
are To receive nothing should the search
prove wholly unsuccessful"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-20

TIE c,ndi',r ot We, rrc,li, ut on tho
Van Buo,n ticket N A.. VI, Richard VI
johnson the man v ho sad be- would huaL
TO va lhc administration oi John Quincy
Adams q 'R irc. P as pure as tls Gugt.S
- I{ratcu The candidate tor Wee Pa,
rIon' on the Van Butrn uchc, IN ~, IS a
con OF John Quincy Adams
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-20
"RUILANp REpuBlICAN'

~ lLANp RhPOBLiCAN
Wv PhrrF Some two weeks sincc
VIC '''',' d 'h' ms, hn"o,f 81 ne" r'
''','."''' w cum ~
,.,l a .rr,,,,. f,,,r.,, ~ .,ro H.,
Hangs trs lmp Upoo CASING ou1 nd.
mrlnS cycs over tie contents Of llus new
t'''', ''.."' ','I''' !. we ''""'' J." our SUI
',kt.,,,o. Va, p,,,.o AN. i.,.,.
b each brtor,n the ,Iror and M, of. ,t,nc
is" his glowing Imagination must hl.c
"'' VIZ" n >'I''n change. We h1""
....,N..'.,, S''"''' "u"'o'' o. Vac k
.r,c. SAL I,n,",, .',.', ,.r
,larc rr,Ac Gcn.a, a, I,brrv o,t.r.I.,,
~ni o1an puVue Hllt and ,ha, together
"r tnd .hom 20 b" nearly one and the snn,e
ing 'u""I ""d a''' WIN The exception Of
,.',t', UrI" 'oo"'"g AZ Ns '"'',' -
s,r, ~ l,,y,,, n,,,,,r n,I.,r,.,S, w.
two bends. Notwithstanding m, tynorunlv
AMI workmanship Is done IN a manner
"iIn'Y rf'""'b'r PfuoahIy the ifoem'n
', ,'''o' "''' 'N'','',' C'ul''''' are I,'-
r,al.,,n'- I,in g,I.l~,,.n, y. ~.
~.
- Wcarc reminded by The above. Of
o"r olr1 rrg.rc, IN failing 10 give notice to
The world y OF thr important b.nh here re-,
!-ffrd to. We are aware that the advent
o. such brig ut nltlculAr ltiuV amonu ne
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-20
v.Epo>r Cr>1EllRunroAr IT,,

NHEso<r Ct>vRlL RuIroAr tbs
ct,nt a,lthat :, now open % Rotbut,.
at.u, ,,it ul,, il' '.Ic OF NoUth.f.
,ni ,n,ecn from Montpelier Il Will eo
op,ncd 10 Nouh6,h ~ Oroh.r The
.,Is on ia, Windsor DIVISION ntr now atou,
4, be land About icty-lout mlIessr now
wn Jlr,y wuh good business
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

Alta Court OF Probate holden at New Milford. |
within and for the District of New Milford |
on the 29thday of April, ls4S, t
Present, DAVID c. SANFORD, Esq.,Jutge
Estate Of DANIEL B. WILSON, ESQ, late |
of New Milford in said District, deceased. d, |
'NHE administrators represent the estate
Il insoiveat, and pray the appointment of
Commissioners Observation-Disclosures Ordered
shat Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate,
De appointed at The Probate Office in said Ne~s !;
Milford, on the 18th day of MAY 1870 = a.
o'cloj9 the afternoon; and thai r ali nerson
interested ifi9 s sss'ete may De notified there
of, the administrators will cause This order t
be published in newspaper printed in Litch
field, and post copysthereof on the publ
, sign post nearest the place where the deceas
ed last dwell in said New Milford, and in on
y other public place, at least eight days befor
said 18th day of May, 1sss.
. GA true copy Of Record
|. DAVID C. SANFORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
DOct. Robert B. f'olscr's
OLOSAONAAN

A N Advertisement having made its appear
n ance in this paper, stating that my genu
inc Olosaonian was for sale at various places
in Litch6eld county, the public are hereby in>
formed that my genuine preparation is only to
be found in one sized bottles and those large at
81 per bottle, and that the label on the same
reads Doctor Robert B. Folger's Olosaonan or
All Healing Balsam, and my name is signed at
he bottom with pen. The spurious article
is put up insmuch smaller bottles. is wrapped
in salmon colored paper, and my full name
not found on the top OF thelabel. The spuri>
Gus article alluded TO never prepared and
have nothing TO DO with. A. o.
Agents for Litchfeld Connty-A. c. Smith
Litchheld; Lathrop Il Bradford, Woleottville,
Nathaniel Smith, Torrngton; Alvord & Bro
theirs. New Hartford; E. S. Woodford, Win
sted E. G. Lawrence & Co. Norfolk; oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch s. Kellogg, West
Cornwall George H. Chase, Sharon, Gregory
& Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; d. B. Scofeld s.
Co, Kent.
ROBERT d. F0LGER, M. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
Woodbury. Academy,
JOHN GRANT, ., A, pR1NCIpA1

\ JOHN GRANT, 2, A. PRINCIPAL.
/. THE Summers Term Will Commence .,
L Monday, May 18th ind continue eleven
weeks. &
AS Classical and Mathematical School tho
Principal hesitates not "a say thai the Ipsti-
tution under his care offers advantages equal
tothose of any other Of similar design. In
the English Department also every facility is
nifered which thorough and faithful instruc>
tien can afford
This academy is located in one of the most
picturesque valleys iRs New England, and is
surrounded by natural scenery Of great variety
and surprising beauty. Its pleasantness$ To-
catlSn' together with the superior advantages
1t offers, invites for it an extensive patronage.
Pupils from abroad can obtain board at reason
Terms of Tuition as heretofore; from $500
TO $6 90 per quarter Any who desire,farthcr
information are invited to address the Princi-
pal at Mill Brook, Ct,
April 90. 1913. 40 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
Astonishing effects {
TN ssQUICK CONSUMPTION.

t"e ese yo""g Lady in Rapid Decline
Waldnboro' Me-, April Z, 1s4a.
DIR. Bradleer-Dea1 Sir consic-
er the Hungarian Balsam an Invaluable rene.
dy for diseases 4 The Lungs. -. : -"
My daughter aged about / r years was seiz
ed about year ago with Violent Affect len Q
the chest and lungs, attended with avhost
marsh cough, pain in the side. weakness and
difficulty of breathing. neCtIc Iever, cnHis ami
other symptoms Of a speedy decline. OF quick
consumption. 49,
She was very rapidly reduced in strength,
and other remedies proving of no avail, was
induced 10 try Buchan's Hungarian Balsam,
which am happy to say, had the desired eff
feet. and in few weeks raised her from the
state Of debility anssdanger described, &C per-
feet health.Y Nothing else with which / am
acquainted, would tfiAk, have saved her life
ABfJAH SPRAGUE.
The above is true statement offacts.
l3lm WIN. II BARNARD. Waldoboro'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

Ala Court of Probate holden at Sharon,
within and for the District Of Sharon on
the 4th day Of April, A., d, 1S48.
Present C. r. Sedgwick, Esq. Judge.
I'M the applications Of Homer Hitchcock
" Esq Of Armenia in the State of New
YORK.. showing TO this Court that he is pa
rent aud natural guardian to Rebecca L Hitch.
cock and Sarah A Hitchcock, minors. and that
said minors are the owners Of the, following
real estate in said district, viz, about four acres
OF landiying in Sharon, bounded north on land
of Daniel Leach, east by Sharon town street,
south by land OF Betsey Chace, and west by
land of Charles Sears, with part of dwell.
ing house aud other buildings thereon, subject
tothe life estate of the petitioner in me half
thersof, valued ii about six hundred dollars,
and showing just and reasonable cause for sell
ing said real estate praying for an order, and
that he or some other meet person be empow
cred to sellthe same, as per apple alton on file
dated the 4th day OF April 1913, more fully
appears.
Ordered. That the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate Office IN said district. on
the I7th day of tune 1s4S, at o'clock tore
noon: ard that ice thereof be published IN
some public newspaper nesr fireplace where
such real estate lies. three weeks successfully
at least six weeks before said time assigned.
Certified from Record,
AZ CHAS F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
DEATHS.

In this town, 23d inst, Ralph Lyman, a
son of Lucius Stone, aged 2 years 2lsf,
child of ornelius G., Birge; May lst,
Adelbert l., son OF Charles S.aN naples,
aged year aud months. 80 Is
In Goshen, on Wednesday, 1.-The 26,h ult.,
after pcotracted aAd painful Illness which
he bore with fortitude, TRUMAN STARR, Esq,
aged 81. US .-
Mr. Starr was a native okGoshen, and bis
whole life and character have been so promi-
nently before u tsccmmuni,y, that an extended
obituary is Unnecessary. Yet he possessed
some srkiHytraits of character Which are
worthy ola fassing notice. Rich an the broad
and well cultivated acres of his patetnal i'm err
itance and large personal estate, he .contenl>
ed himself with the peaceful pursuits Of agri>
culture. .Liberality without prodigaIity, ana
economy without parsimony, were in keeping
with the republican simplicity of bis life He
advocated all the great measures which had
for their object the extension OF human liberty
and the elevetion of mankind. He,was the up
right and impartial magistrate, who, by his
nice discrimi iation of character, his sound
Judgment and 'stern integrity, commanded the
confidence Of the pebble. AS a politcan he
was honorable and uncompromising, and secu
red the respect of his political opponents;
while from his political friends he -9aeived
the highest tokenssf confidence and esteem
Although the name he hare, which has been
prominently before the public forr early acen-
tury, has now become extinct in the male line.
yet he shall live in the recollection Of the
many who have been the recipients Of his lib
orality Com. s
In South Canaan, Mr.. Solomon Dean,
aged Ss. IS.
In Talmadge, Ohio. March 81, Mrs. Au-
relia Carter, formerly of Warren, CT aged
55. =
In Circleville, Ohio, the Hon. Frederick
Brown, aged s6, a native of Canton. CT.
In Hartford, April %, Lorain 7. Pease,
ESQ. aged 60 mr. Edwin Benjamin aged St.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

VVHE subscriber offers for sale the shop and
y buildings connected herewith, situated on
l-4Of a mile east OF Plymouth Hollow, now &C.
euPied by @. Il, a. N. BRADLEY. There as
run OF stone in good f9der OF the premises
Tor grinding plaster OF saia Also casting
shop, the water privilege is one Of the first or
DER, and the race ways are in excellent condi-
ton.
There is one half ap acre Of land lying in con-
nection with the buildings which will be sold
With the shops. Terms OF paym mt ma de easy
For farther particulars enquire of Samuel p,
Whsing OF Plymouth. or the subscriber
Derby, Aprill9 Is4S, 5O3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

Al court Of probate holden al New MilCotd in q.
and for the district Of New Milford, on the
18th day ofApFiI, IS4e.
ESTATE Of JOELN STONE Of New Mil
- lord, an insolvent assigning debtor.
ihe Trustetprays the appointment ofCom-
miSsioners thereon |. yhereupon, ordered. that
commissioners TO receive, examine, and ediud
Inc claims Of the creditors of said estate he
appointed at the probate office in New Milford =
On tne 9Th day Of May lsas, at 1 o,clock
afternoon :--Anathat all persons interested in
sai1 estate nay be notified thereof, the trustee
VIII cause this order to be published in a
newspaper printed in Li,chfGid, and post
eopy .nereoi on the sign post in said New Mil .
S1Hns dwells. and in one other public place.
az az Least six days before said 9th day of MAY,
aa A true copy ofrecord.
Attest, DAVID C. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
HvV:aLU.aBLE
F A MILY MPANION

OK Lectures ora Causes, Prevention and
~ Cure OF CONSUMPTION, Asthma. Diseases
OF the Heart, and all Female Diseases, ga
pages, 28 engravings. Paper SO cts. bound
~ cts Mail to any part--postage e.1>2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, Sc,
Mail to any part so cts. postage, Inhaling
Tubes, Silver, So, by mail letter postage. Alb.
G R"n,nsas supporters PERFECT s to lo for all
and Weak Back and Chest; sent by EXPRESS
everywhere. For Braces or Supporters. or
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to
foot, aud circWmference Of Rerson next the sur,
ZACH, just above the hips. Il Rupture, men
ton which side. Agents wanted for the sale
OF the above goods Address Dr.. s. STITCH,
7o7 Broadway. New York, post paid.
April "a. ls4s 5oly
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
AnriI q

hprtl 49,
In the Senate, Mr. Niles, chairman ahe
Post Office Committee, reporteliean ameAd-
ment to bill from the House providiug for
the transportation Of the mails betweehfhls
and fUFeign'countries.
A resolution from NJ Badger, instructins
the Library Committed D p1fchase Browns
portrait of Gen. TayloS, was discussed, and
ultimately, on motion OF Mr.. Hale, was
laid on the table. Il @
In the House, the Printing Committees
report on Gen, Sco,tS correspondence with
Mr. Marcy was takenAp.
Mr. CIingman of North Carolina proceed
ed to addressthe House in an earnest man
ner. He assaiied Mr. Marcy and defended
Gen, Scott at considerable length. The de>
bate became animated and interesting, and
was Joined in by McLane of Md, Hilliard
of Ala, Stephens of Ga. A resolutions in
favor of printing 10000 copies passed. The
House then adjourned.
- April %.
A bill purchasing the Bridge over the
east bfanch of the Potomac, was, after
brief deoate. passed.
Mr. Johnson OF Md. submitted a. resolu-
ton dallng upon the Plesiden, to inform
the 8 mate whether there are officers nowin
the military service whose nominations
haV, not been sent to the senate, and Why
th9H have not been sent in Laid over.
fine bill for the adjustment Of the Calls
f4nia claims Was taken up and passed
After ordering the discharge Of Nugent,
Vie correspondent of the N Y Herald, the
senateswent into executive session.
The House, ip Committee of the Whole
considered variety of bills, and then arose.
! Mr. Gregory of NJ J. introduced resolu-
lion in favor of letting out by contract the
,vegnnent binding passed. House adj.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
DislriIl IA mammal 90 81

DIslflRst q 11itchfirld, S.
Probate Court Lite ield, Apr 20 IS4s
Estate of TR NssTARR, lale Of
GoSl:en in said u deceased. rs
u HE Court OF bate for the District
of Litchfietd hath limited and al>
lowed six months from The date hereof,
for the Creditorsof said Estate, 10 exhib>
it their claims for settlement Those
who negleci TO present their accounts.
a:testedu within said time, will
be deharred a recovery All persons in>
De led to said Estate are requested to
nuke immediate paym to.
aaRSDN B BsEmw1E Executors
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Steamship
Ameriaa !! A. 90. =
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The new steamship America, Capt. Jud-
kins, arrived at New York about l2'pclock
on Saturday, after a passage Of IA days
from Liverpoels, She brings datessto the
18th.
In spite of the threats of the Government.
the great Chartist demonstration came off
on the 10Th inst, ar kennington Square.
Sir George, the Home Secretary, had given or
ders that on no pretense whatever was the pro-
cession TO be allowed to pass through the puts
lie thoronghfares 81 the metropolis, and u
pssvent any thing Of tie kind "a strong body. Of
the police ssasstationed On the bridges. with
Instructions to break upsffe procession -sho1lc
il attempt to pass. I
E Two hundred thousand "specis constables"
were appointed anseRgovided WITH policemen's
batons; soldiers weSe distributed throughout
the city; the Bank oisEngl land WIS filled with
troopss and sandbags were piedalong tie caves
Of the building, with PORTFOLIOS left between
them
These formidable preparations for prevent
ing the procession and NE meeting, did not in
the least intimidate the Chartsts.
me Chartist procession organizedSat the
time aprUiated.aahd did march over Black
friar's Bridge, and the poicA did not attempt
tostop titeiii: They proceeded to Remington
square. held their meeting, and then marched
Is far as Westminster Bridge. The monster
petition of ezChartists-sa said to contain over
five mllipfs of names--was then placed on
cabs and conveyed to the Hdnse of Commons,
wherait was received apa preseHted by Mr.
Fergus o'Conner. The srieesing then quietly
dfspersed.' s
In the procession wasa large body Of Irish
men bearing fhe Asnericaa,E lag-the stars
andNt'ipesf The number Of persons present
at tFfesHseeiing is variousiy estimated at from
sixty t&an Kindred thousand y
This Ia rega' ded os but preliminary meet
ing, whichO' Conner promised the Government
should be peaceable one.. He says he will
give NJ such ers$alYtee for the merit meeting Of
the Chafiisis Should their petitionsSbe un-
haodod
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

WILL open School in this village
on the first Wednesday in May next .yss
TERMS.-Perquarter of IL weeks Tor
common English branches, j" s,xcft1ding Ge>
ography, Grammer and Asslsrffhmetic, $500.
Higher branches 1~s Natural Philosophy,
ancient and ifodern History, Algebra
F.ocid, " 49,, $500
orns~ amental Needle Work, extra, 81 90.
reasonable deduction from the above
" terms will be made for small scholars i'm
A the rudimcnts.
IS Litchfeld, April 6, l848. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

At Court Of PROBATE holden at Torfingto.
wlthia andfo the District Of Torrington On
the 5th day of April A. D. 1913.
Present George 2: Wadhams. Esq. Judge
THiS Court doth direct the Administrators
of the estate of HOSEA CASE, late of
Torrington in said district deceased, rspre.
scented to be insoiyent, to give notice to all
persons interested inthe estate Of said de-
ceased, 10 appear, (if they see cause,) before
the Coart Of Probate, to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office in said district, on the LIST day of
May lS45 al 10 O'Clock, A. M. to be heard
relative 70 the appointment Of Commissioners
on said estate, by posting said order Of notice
on public sign post in said town Of Torring-
ton n, Arrest the place Where the deceased last
dwelt. and by advertising the same in news
paper published inLitchfield County.
d. Ceriife,l from Record
~ GEURGED. WADHAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

hacker. Mr.. Radcliffe, the lawyer, who
was influential in calming the popular feel
ing the other night, then happened to ar
rive, and, after few remarks, proposed an
adjournment sine die, which was aereed to;
and IN five minutes there was moi an indi>
vidual to be seen in the slreet.-Cor. Of ].
of Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
Distric 1 Of ,LitchtieId ss.

Probate Court, May /, 1913.
Estate Of MEDAL D.SSBISHOP, late Of
LitchSeld, in said District, deceased.
YKNHE Court Of Probate for the District ri
- Bitchasa hath limited and allowed six
months rom the date hereof, for the creditors
of said Estste. repfesented insolvent, in which
to EXHIBIT fteiI csaim thereto; and has ap-
pointed Stephen Russellan Gideon H Hollis
Ter, Esa'fs. Commissioners tereceive and exa-
mine said claims, Is-k.
Certified by ARLEsADAMs, Judga.
g-Ths shpscr ihsrs give natissstAat ,hevy shall,
meet at the Office Of G. H. HOLSTER IN said
Litchdeldsoe the first Monday in June and the
first Mondasp November ls4s, at o'clock in
the aflernood pn each of said days, for the
purpose Of attR ding to thesbusiness. of said
appointment, 80,
STERHEN RUSSELL. s. Commits
9. Il. HOLSTER, Is. sioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-.
quegted TO make immediate paynssht to-
SYLVANUS. BISHOP, Adnsintstrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
PRORATE RECORD

NoTICE.-The Court of PROBATE for the
District OF Sharon has ordered that so uch of
INC real estate Of TRowBRIDGE LOCKWOOD late
OF sharon within said District, deceased, as
Will raise the sum Of Sl243 81, shall be sold a,
PlDiic or private sale II viii be sold under
SAID order at the late residence Of said dec cas-.
ed' on the 18Th day Of May 1sls, at O'Clock
an the forenoon, unless previ, usly disp6sedlsoi
at private sale,
JOHN $. JEWETT, Admtnistfstoy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

AT COurtof Probate holden at New Milford
within and for the District Of New Milford
on the 2lsrday Of April 1913.
Present Dawn G. SANFoRs, Esq, Judge.
ON molten of RoF al IEAnfeld, executor ofthe
last will Of ITHlsMAR CANFIELD late of
New Milford, within said District, deceased
This Court dotl decres,that six months from
this date be allow ed and LINKED for the credi-
tors Of said deceased IS EXHIBIT their claims
assains! his estate to said cutor aud directs
that public notice be given ,his order by ad.
sertlzlng in newspapers pub he'd in Litch-'
held and by posting copY tlssft6i on the sign
post in said town ofsNeM M IfpFds nearest The
place whers the deceased lastdweit and in one
other public place. Certified from Record,
a DANID.E s. ANRORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
) Distriet-of Torrinetda ss..
D Probate c Onrt. Mavfl5 81

Asa's- PROBATE Court. May084fydR Vi
r1PONthe Petition of Baszifla llusls8n. Il
Torrington, showing to tbs Court fiiafshe
is Guardian to Mary Ellen Woodward. Of
said 'rorringten, minors beicr & IA -
~ District, and that said minor u he owner
Of the following real estate, viz, 0se' l,iece IF
land situated in said Torrington cSs4sis1ise
twenty acres, bounded north on land sef oui "a
the widow Of Griswold Woedw ard deceased in
the distribution of his e.fate, .south by. the
Parsonage $50 Called Olive Mather's heirs and
others, east ane west, by highwav-:yalued al
about six hundred dollars. and showing iust
and reasonable cause for Selling said real sstate
praying for an order. and that he or some
other meet person be empowered 10 sell he
same. as per petition on file dated the LIST day
Of May, ls4s. more fully appears.
Ordered, That the foregoing application be
hea d at the FIR hate Office in Torrington on
the 9Th day Of July, ls4s, at 10 O'Clock iore-
noon and that notice thereof be prblished
10 some public newspaper near the place where
such real estate lies, three weeks sucoessiveiv
at least six weeks before the time assigned,
GEO D. WADHAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
MARRIED.

In Goshen, on the Doth uh, by the Rev.
az oo'ne' sssaS I'd =
10 Miss Emelne Bieree, daughter Of Arch.
ibald Bierce, Esq, of the former place.
In the Congregational church, South Ca
Or naan, on the so uh blythe Rev. Harley
Goodwin, Edward Garfield, of Salisbury,
AMI Abigail G. Goodwin, of Canaan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
MOB IN PORTLAND.

A young lady was abducted from Portland,
Maine. on Thursday night the 9Th, whereup~'
on mob collected around he dwellings of
\ehose engaged in it. and commenced breaking
Windows, sc. Mayer Greeley addressed
them, but they only hoeted at him; and driv-
ing the police from the streets, they continued
the work ofy iotence.