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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
SENATOR SEWER. kk

Mr. Polk and his gambling Cabinet have
chosen the right sort of man TO send to Mexi-
co, in A. H. Sewer. While Woodbury. pie
sided at the Treasury over u 4 commercial
transactions of Hoyt, Swaltw Price, Butler
&c, he aided the i" the party by lending the
!Smthson beqnest to asset of shavers who held
the bonds Of the State Of Arkansas. The
Cncinnn,i Gazrlfe reports the facts connec-
ted with the management Of the Real Estate
Bank, al uHfoideeib by Committee OF the Arr
kansas Legislature. and. as itfruly stated il
'rh" Sunnswspaperot this Ctiy. = q setty ca /,
positionof fraud on the part Of men high III
O. ice and hitherto in character is presented"
6 1t appears adds the Sun, that Senator A
H. Sewer and Gen, T. Williamson were the
Commissioners appointed to sell the STATE
Bonds for this Bank. They sold 500 900 ts
the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Woo ibur,
al par, receiving therefore the proceeds If the
Smithsonian Beqnest They pay $4,000 to a
broke tin w ASH ngton for negntia ing his sale
and sfiat9s3a like sum for their own services
TITS halt million So received they in invested
in southera and southwestern lunds. pocket
ing the difference uf exchange in addition,
Sewer appropriated = 800 aud williamson
81, 094 Tor expenses and services rendered !;
and for considerations not stated loaned S.
SD to certain Individuals in New Y rk.-
So the gold received 10 the State Bonds was
sadly reduced teire II reached the Bank, and
stih more reduced after it got there The
Comlnlltee found only $4,000 in specie IN
the vaults of the Mother l}ask, and its assets
almost valuelssss So much for appointing
political par,isans 10 ailendto financial NAL
terss ds-a @g7@a. srevs ....-.. s.- .,,.
Had Henry Clay been President. neither tho
Sewers nor the Tilliainsons would have been
allowed to Sn,ithsonize the financial transact>
liens of the Mexican observation-disclosures.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
PROBATE RGGDR1D:

AT a Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth.
within and for Tie District If Ply mouth, on
the 18th day of March, 1913,
Present, HENRY B. GRAVES, Esq, Judge
Upon the petition OF NEWMAN AT
" WATER, OF Plymouth, in the COUNTY Of
LItchheld, showing to. this Cour; thai he is
Guardian of Clarissa J. Butler AID May Ann
Butler Of Plymouth. within said district mi
nors, thai SAID minors are the owners OF real
estate situated in SAID Plymouth, viz : one UNI
divided fourth part Of certain tract of lane
containing seven acres, bounded mouth on es-
tate Vi Gideon Woodruff, east on highway,
south on b. NJ Root, and west OH Charles
Roberts. Also, an interest in and to a certain
other tract of land, it being their right ia
the widows dover oil the late Calvin Butler
Esq, deceased, bounded north on the turnpike
road east IN John w. Rur all land and belong
ing to the estate III Calvin Butler, deceased,
south on land belonging to said estate, and
Yves on land owned by Mary Ann Butler and
.lihn A, Butler including the buildings there
on standing except one ha. I oil The dwelling
house. Said interest in both OF said tracts val
ued at about three hundred dollars That it
would be tor the bent lit OF said minors 10 have
their interest in said land s,ld and the ava'ls
thereof placed at interest or expended FOR fhei
g " a'io',, d 7 g td'u'e IN suGh case as pre-
vided. pra, ing Tor liberty to sell said property
Tor the purposes aforesaid, IS per'iton ou file
1t is ordered by This Court. that said Guar
dian give notice OF SAID application. by causing
the same to BE- published 10 one Of the news
uapers printrd IN Litchfeld in the county of
Li'chfeld three weeks successfully, at least
6 wesks beiUlcth the hearng: and that said pc
ttion will he heard at the Probate Office in
said district on the 9th day OF May next al 9
o'clock in the forenoon.
IA Certified from Record, .
~ 3w AMMI GIDDlNGS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

Facts illustrating the religious character,
opinions and habits, tof this eminent States
man, cannot fail, at the present moment, 10
be interesting. The following is from an
article in-the Boston Recorder, by Rev. M.
H. Smith, on whose ministry at WaShing>
ton Mr.. Adams was for some time attend
ant. - s.
"Neariy Is yeas ago, he purchased
pew in the SECOND Presbyterian church in
Washington Since which time, when he
has resided in the CITY, he has made it his
regular place Of worship, though occasion.
ally he has attended church at the capitol.
Not only so, but Mr.. Adams displayed a
spirit of generosity towards the church
rarely equalled. 1t became embarrassed.
That the house would be sold under the
hammer seemed inevitable. He came for
ward and advanced neariy $4,000 and re-
ieved the church. Every doi'a ar of that sum
ne expended for public worship in that
house. He dedurted year by year his pew
tan till the whole was paid. H.
He attended the regular service OF the
Sabbath when his health permitted No
distance, no storm prevented-he was an
all day nearer The great sasw storm Of
February. .S46, which closed nearly all
the churches 10 the coautry. did moi keep
Mr.. Adams from the house Of God. He
vas one Of thirteen persons preseat in The
Secoad Presbyterian Church q. Washing
ton, and retained home through the deer
snow on foot. at abe close of service.
"Mr- Adams said to me, II hold il
great distrust all my early opiaions of re-
ligiou. As advance in life feel more ant
more distlnsf of all self formed opinions
throw myself back upon the simple word o
God. / receive what that teaches. g
where that leads. / should not, suppose
be considered fully Orthodox, according I
the standards of the Presbyterian Chuict
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
DEATHS.

In this town, on the 18th inst, Miss EN-
rline Churchill, daughter OF the late Mr.,
Timothy Churchill, aged "a.
In Canaan, 9th instant, Mr.. Stephen R.
Langdon, aged A.
In Hartford, 8,h inst. Mr.. Ledyard sey-
mour. aged IS ,-. -
In Hartford, on the eth inst, Mrs Eliza>
beth KilhoRrn, aged 62-wife Of The Hon.
Henry Kilbourn, late Comptroller of Cons
necticut, and daughter Of the late Maj. Eli
sha Babcock.
In Canaan. on The 10Th inst Mrs Caro-
line, wife of Luther Munson, Esq. aged as.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

Upon the application of Hiram LYMAN
" vi Torrington, IN sa.d district, show
ing 10 this Court that he is Guardian 10
Acriine Lyman and Edward Lyman Of
sasdsTorringlon. minors belonging to said
district, and that SAID minors are the own
ersd the following real estate Two
thirds ofall the right and interest which
Riley Lyman, late of said Torrington,
deceased. had at the time OF his death, in
aud TO about thirty live acres OF land, sit
ualed IN said Torring!on, in the north
western part of said town, bounded north
and ives: on Lauren Hnsdale's land.
south on highway, and east on land OF
Abijah Coe, with a house aRd barn lhere'
On. The said land being owned by the
said minors and the said Hiram Lyman
and ienents in common, the interest OF
said minorsiH said land aud buildings be-
ing he same which came 10 them by
descent tom their, father, the said Ly'
man, deceased; and is subject to the right
Of dover OF wrs Chastina Lyman. The
interest OF each OF said minors in said
premlses being valued at abou; Two huns
dred dollars, and showing Just and rea'
sonabie cause for selling snjd real estate;
praying for m order, and that ne or some
| other meet person be empowered 70 sell
The same as per application 90 hic, dated
the. l4thday Of February, ls46, more full
| ~ appears.
Ordered-That the foregoing spplica'
ton be heard AT the Probate Office. ia
ToIrington OH the 9th day OF April, io4e
at 9 O'Clock forenoon, and that no'ice
therefore be published in some pnblit
newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
at least six weeks before said tiHle as
signed.
Certified by
423w GEO. d. WADHAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

"E the subscribers having been ap-
w pointed by the Hon Court of Pro-
bate for The distlict OF Kent, Comm. ssioLers
on the estate of CLARK BEARDSLEY,
la;e OF Kent deceased, give notice that we
will meet on the business Of our appoints
ment at the late residence of The deceased
ON the second Wednesday of May, and ;hird
Tuesday OF August, lS4S at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. on each of said days.
Six months from The 2lst of Feb ls4e
have been allowed and limited by said
Court 10 creditors on said Estate TO present
their claims as Aforesaid duly allesleL Or be
declared recovery.
DAVID JUDD,
"; T HopS0N, Com misioners
Kent, March 8, 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
District Of Neso milford, S, 8.
. Probate Court March 4. 1915. {


Probate Court March A, 1915, r.,
/ pom the application of Albert N,
- Baldwin Of said New Milford, showing to
this Court that he is The Guardian to Fitch r.
buckingham, William J. Buckingham, Henry
u. buckingham and Caroline E. Buckingham.
all OF New Milford in said DISTRICT Minors
belonging 10 said district, and that said minors
are the owners as tenants in common in rec, in
equal portions of the following real estate lying
in The northern part of said New Milford viz
One piece OF land containing seventy six
acres more or less bounded easily highway and
Myron B. Wheaton's land. south by William
Couch s land. k,rjath A. Hunt's land and Abb
gail Clark s land, west by highway and north by
said Wheaton's land and Jahesh Morehouse
land with DIV cling house and other buildings
thereon. On" piece on the east side OF highv ay
opposite the first, containing one acre more or
less, bounded west and north by highway. east
by Jabcsh Morehnuse land and south by Bury
ing ground. One piece lying northeasterly of
OF florace Clark's dwelling house, containg 10
acres more or less. and is bounded west by high
wav, north bv highway and John Buckingham's
land eastby Harrow II. Newton land aud Ed,
ward Hunt's'land and John Buckingham's land
and south bv Jnbish Warehouses; land and Hor-
ace liarks land One piece lying uear Mount
Tom bounded east bv highway, south hv Isaac
Clark land and Joseph Wells land. bv Jo-
scph Wells land, and north Ivy Anna W. Buck
ingham's land. containing five acres more or less;
all Of which is valued at about three
thousand dollars, and showing just and reasona-
bic cause for selling said real estate: PRAYING for
an order, and that he or some meet person he en-
powered. to sell the same, per application on
file, dated the Sd day of March, lS4S, more
fully appears. .'-..t e..
Ordered-That the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate OFF in New Milford on
The 18th day of May lS4S, ats o'clock afternoon;
and that notice thereof be published in some
public newspaper near the place where such real
totn Ins 1.lnES aIu Mt nnc tcIV
weeks before said time assigned. 4 $1,000.
-s DAVID G. SANFORD,
s...- H Judge.
New Milford, Feb. II, 1913. *43 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
Collectors Notice.

All persons liable to pay Town
Tax Of d cents or dollar. laden assessment
list of ls47 in the town Of Goshen, are hereby
respectfully notified that will meet them to
receive said tax. at town room 10 Goshen cen
ire. on Mondsg the 3d day Of APRIL next from
uatii Up. NJ. nj the Store Of William Miles
Jr in Canada Village. On Tuesday. April q.
from until IL o'clock A. NJ. al the dwelling
If Theron D. Luddiugton. in North Goshen,
On Wednesday, April 3. from Until IL "ciScA
A. M.
10 All persons who neglect to rsv their
taxes AZ said time, will invariably be charged
lawful fees ioT collecting. =,
ers-Further notice is also given to all who
have been enrolled as sabjects ormilitary du-
iy and who may wish to commute for the same,
that I will receive the communication. and be
prepared to give receipts therefor, at the
same time Of collecting the above named tax.
DAVID LUCAS, Jr., Collector.
Goshen, March 10 IS4S. '443ws
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

THE TREATY.-we are often met
with the iuquiry--Awhat do you think of
the treaty :" We can only reply, we are
in favor Of getting out Of this 'misera BILE
war on any terms which are not abso-
lutely disgraceful. We are for PEACE,
and if the Treaty shah bring that to the
nation, we will welcome it. Nevertheless,
it Is fact, that we could have acquired
BY purchase all the territory which we
shall get by the treaty. at HALF the price
which the war win have cost us-leaving
out OF the questien the yre ehedness.
blood and crime which has followed in
its track. sIalrs ,sz ose sr ye@s Do sss-i
This is, however, fair specimen of the
economy of locotocoism. ......-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
Auction.

Pursuant to kan order from the
Coart Of Probate. far. she District Of Woodou
~, viii be sold Ii PuDlic Auction.to the high
est bidder. on the 22d and g3d days OF March
INST !, Al I O'Clock ~ the afternoon on each OF
said days, unless previously disposed o. q
private sale, all the estate both real and person
al Of GEORGEsEs HALL. assigned for the
benefit Of his creditors. q. D. .. -.
nesday 2od at the dwelling house recently e.
rected BY SAID Hall. and in Bethlem on Thurs
day The 23d at the residence Of said Hall.
nc-Terms made know at the time Of sale.
JOHN C. AMBLER.
Assignee.
Bcthlem, March 2, 1S4s. 443w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23


Sat am not SO far from them as people
generally imagine. Iesjoy the Sotship OF
that church. am edited by its ministry >
He was chrisiian-an humble. rever, nj,
student Of the Bible-a man of daily pray.
er-One who endeavored to walk with God.
maintaining a conscience void Of offence
towards God and man-one who trusted for
salvation in the blood of Jesus Christ as
Lamb slain from the foundation of the
world 9a. E-f .eisz .R ~ .r.ras.r
Religion guided him and made him what
he vas, pure and good man, And to re-
ligion belongs the great influence his char
aeter AID example gave. Her power, her
value are seen in his life and death.
Young men, allow me to speak 10 you,
and through you to the young men of the
nation. Such an end you would desire, so
honored, so loved, so mourned. Be such
your life. Copy this great example-the
integrity, the high moral principle, the re-
gard for the Word OF God. the devotedness
of the exalted dead."} ~ 3. - RI, .. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
MARRIED.

In this village, on the Goth ut. by the
Rev. Dr.. Fuller, Mr.. John w. Witmot,
OF Bradleyville, and Mrs. Mary Ann Scott,
Of Woodbury.. no
In this village, on the 2O,h inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Henson, David p. Pardy. OF Mid
detown, to Miss Amanda E. Morse OF
Litchfied. '-..'.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

PURSUANT 10 the above request, a
- Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Isl
y School Society in Litchti Id will be
holden in the Court House in Litch6eld, on
Friday afternoon, March 81, commencing
at o'clock, to take INFO consideration the
object proposed iu The above notice.
b Also-To consider the vule passed by
Milton Society,", March II, lS4s, setting
rffpart Of said Society to the First School
Society OF Litchfield, agreea bleto petit
tion Of severalinh a o,tants of the seventh
school district. s,-
|. 9. MEAEoY, Committee
P K KILBOURN, : LIST School Soc.
L'trh6e'd, March 20, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

Ala Court Of Probate holden Al Sharon.
within and for the District of Shoron on
the 9Th day Of N arch, A. ID, 1913. Il
Present e. F. Sedgwick, ESQ. Judge.
Nmolion Of Homer HilchcJck, Esq
~ Administrator on The estate of ABS
GAL LIZ" kEl late vi Sharon within said
Distric,, deceased, This Court doth decree
that six months from this date be allowed
and limited for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims againt the same TO
said Administrator-and directs that public
notice be given ofthis order by advertising
in newspaper published in Litchfeld and
by posting copy thereof on the public sign
post in said town of Sharon nearest the
place where the de. eased last dwell.
Certified from Record,
3,r44 C. F, SEDGW1CK. Judge.