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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
SUSPENSION OF GEN. SCOTT.

The following conversation occurred in the U s. Senate on Tues sday 25,h inst. as we find it in Houston's Report.
 Mir. CASS.-I believe the hour has ar> rived for taking up the special order of the
 Mr. CRITTENDEN Il did not dis. ainctly hear the honorable Senator.
 The PRESIDING OFFICER.>-The Senator has moved to take up the special order.
 MT. CRITTENDEN.-Be Before that is done, I wish to remark that there is sab feet of considerable importance now occn~ pying much of the attention of the pubic and which exciies much conversation, in reference to which desire to ask qaes> sion or two Of the honorable Chairman Of -thc Committee on Military Affairs. The questions to which desire to obtain an answer are first: whether Gen Scott has been recalled or suspended from the com mand of the army in Mexico.-and, sscond- lv. whether Geu. Worth has been relieved iron. his arrest, or whether he also has been suspended? --" T
 Mr. CASS.-If the honorable Senator fron Kentucky should not receive my an swer as any proof of my fitness to discharge ahe duties ofChailm of the Committee on Military Affairs hope he will at any rate receive it afording some evidence of my imper,ubable humor. l would remark 10 the honorable Senator, however, that know nothing upon this subject that is not fully within the control of every member of the Committee. Nor do believe that if the inquiry had been submitted to the Adminis- tration it would have exhibited the slight. est un nwillingness 10 communicate the reply to any me nber of this body who desired 1t. With respect to the distinct questions put hv the honorable Senator. l feel myself at perfect liberty to cemm uaicate all the facts in my possession. They are simply these, Gen. Scott is suspended from the command of the army in Mexico. and the command now devolves upon the next officer in rank. who is Gen. Butler. Gen. Scott, as un> derstand, will attend the Court of laqu'ry directed to be held at Pero'e, for the Parpose of investie ating all the difficulties which have arisen-as lhe Senate and the country we'll know many difficulties. between the hieher officers. With regard to the other question put by she honorable Senator bs> lieve that Gen Worth has bseu suspended from his arrest.
 A SENATOR-Relievedf
 Mir. CASS.-Take either term you please. I-believe 1 have now given all the informa> tion, that the honorable gentleman wants. ,sMra CRITTENDEN.-I am obliged to the honorable gentleman for his information and am willing to receive 1t as evidence o! his eourtesv at least, if not of his impertu- rble character. l only supposed that his station as Chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs, on which have the honor of serving under him. was such as to afford hin the means of answering the questions which submitted, with respect to matters in regard to which ! am not altogether tn- different. I confess have heard, with some little ast9nishmeht. the announcement just 3 made lhat General Scott has been removed fron the cOmmand, in the presence of his army, on charges made sy subordinate officer. However, do not inIend, nsW, to make .has the subject Of any remarks.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
sAHMOS ana DOINOS
wASMINeTOM.
Aoeo-esOO National 0oaV0Utsoa-NRr. Baldwin ed zar. DixoA-Rsaoe
 Rnmom, Ac,
Washington, Jan. 9A. l0ls

Ramom, &c,
 Washington. Jan. a. I0ae
 The Loco F0cOs had . Caucus to night, and have agreed to holc their National Convention at Baltimore. on the 22d of May. WLy should not these patriotic WOrds designate our couIse-Independence Hall, July 41
 Little of public interest in the Senate to- day. In short Debate or the Public Oo- main of Mexico, Senator Baldwin Of ConH' made brilliant oG>hand speech in reply to Mr. HanHegau, which gives him high rank at once in the Senate. MT Hannesan 's one of the best dehaters ameng the Loco FoCo Senators, and Mr. Baldwin was not second best in the contest.
 Nor was Connecticut cOntPnted with shov- ing her strength n one house alone Mr Dixon of Connecticut made . speech to day. ou the War aud other topics, iO .he House of Representatives, which has elic> i,ed from all quarters uNbouaded praise. Mr. Dixon has made one e two sPeeehes each session he has beeA in Congress. They vere able and eloquent His effort to day will add to his deScrvediy high reputation as q, Congressional orator. -. =
 The petition of poor teiiov who nad asked $5OO for a dead hoTsein Mexico. was to day refused by the SeRale. s>4s.
 It is sa,d that dispatches were reserved bv the Government trOra Mexico. The ru- nsr is that a peace has been purchased from Mexico by giviag up all aims to n demnity, and fifteen millions fur New Mexico and California. Trist, 1t IS sac, had been able to make this treaty with Her rera, There was another Fnmor to day, somewhat inconsistent with this: that MT Iris, had pocketed the three millions and gone to parts unknown!
 Another letter in the N Y' Tribune says: -3
 .rhe speech of MT. Dixon Of Connects cut. which followed hard upon Gen. Bar> rov's, secured universal approhatica' The accuracy of his facts and scuudness of hts argument were unequalled. and many men- bers, some of opposing politics, pronounced his speech the best ns yet made on the soo. feet. He spoke with much auency' anl many of his hits told apon the audience:- His positions in regard to the boundary line between this country and Mexico were es> tablished nconuoveitibly-nor were osh'r portions of his spesrh less favorabiy re- ceived. It will be met when published win decided aprroba.ion."
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
Esr' r'rh: RnaIl.m
TO FLORENCE GREENVTLLR.

TO FLORENCE GREENvILLR. Alinssssli thy sOags love. SOvarisd, sweet. and wildv- ..t Thy lines have OGt ny sorrows sOSthsd. Ny ahODghas from care bsguil,d. Thy home. methinku. is found
 Far in some quiet dell,
 FOrsurs some fairy sPot inspires
 The sOHgs love % we'll! Or hast thou. in thy heart of hearts.
 AfCu"tain, living-sure- From whsacs, out-gushing. overaows Astrsamlet bright and pure; or hope, and truth. and love.
 That sparklss round thy way; 0. may my harp be ns'er unstrung.
 N"r wake sadder lay. .NoEfOEk, JG"uGry -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
GREAT CURE OF NERVOUS
 wCoNs UMPTIoN. A Patient Raised from the Bed of Death, by the Hungarian Balsam. ~ Warren, Me-, Oct I7, l647.

To Dr. 9. P. Bradiee-Dcar Sir-T feel . sincere pleasure for the opportunity ofesed, to express to y my approbation of the Hungs- Gian Calsam. Ithink. with the blessing of . kind providence. ! eve my lie lothis iDestim. able medicine. have been for some two or thres years afflicted with atroPhy or nerv"ns Consumption, attended with all its horrors. l employed several different Physicians. bu. they could give me nothing to reach MY CASE, and constantly grew worse, and and at last uas eoncned to nay bed. with an ip- Aamption in my stomach, lungs, and liver, and . severe palpit ,tion of the heart, and the dis teessed beating would sometimes last two or three hoars sod 0fteDiimes 60 violent as to shake my bed. knew in this situation
 could not long survive.
 Mv doctors and the neighbsFs said the same' A friend accidently seat ts my family an ads vs,tisement of Buchan's Hungarian BalsaG.- They procured me bottle. and with s.Isa reluctance st arst commenred taking if. The 6's, dose gave me immediate relief. and in . few days could sii up dfiesn inStss, and continued 10 gain until took tnirtesn bottles. now enjoy better health. although somewhat at'vsnced in ysass, than fer several asars pasi My physician frankly asserts that a was the Hangan%n Balasm that earrsd me.
 YOurs respectfully.
 S lm LUcTE c. cUsHAGAN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
IMPORTANT RuMnR

It is rumJrsd that the Senate ia execu- tive session to-day were considering the project Ofa treaty of peace with Mexico, which had been received by the Presiden; yesterday. The Union Of last night posi> lovely says that no treaty or project has seen received. The most prevalent belief IS to the contrary,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
HOUSE.

Ton Thamb had . marrow escape from .aroxn ming, from ihe collision Of steamers on she Mississippi in the 6,h inst. There was area, confusion in the boat. bus Mr Barnum plcksd ap the lis,le maaaikln and bore him sah o shs 4shoss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

n CREST MILL, SAW MILL and
 SHINGLE MILL, situated on She. daI6 Pang River, tn Canada village, Go shen' Tn. above Mills are supplied by a never failing stream of water, being fed by two large ponds in the immedi- at" vicinity. The situation is one ot the most desirable 'H the county, and wi be sold on the most reasonable terms.
 Apply 10 HOSEA CRANDALL, ;
 Wesl Gnshea, Feb ?, ISiS. *Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

TuE ii,s6Ssla County Fsspsr- Saes Sscis'y. Will usss se Cornwall R'.age on the isA TsssaAy In EsbrusFV, To .IhOse whO usaAuE attend thess monthly msesisR., it iS SHssdlss 'o ssy shat they gre ususlly very irIsFestinsi but. to all others we would ssy. come sndsso.
 nATTyN S........
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

H-SNow.-On Monday night, a se- vese snow storm commenced here. which continued until about noon on Tuesday, Although a large body of snow fell, it drifted so badly that we have no sleigh ing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

oettlement Of Misunderstanding
 Movements on the Loan Bill in
 the House. F.
 COHespondsnce of she Tribune.
 Washington, Jan. 29. The city hasbeen filled for day or two past with tears of a conflict between the Hon. Rev erdy Johnson oi the Senate and Mr Brent, lawyer of this place. It has been currently re- ported that,hey had repaired to Bladensburg", the historical daeing ground. for the purpose of mortal arbtralnent. Much excitement of course prevailed.
 Iom happy to learn to-day that there has been, and will bs, nc hostile meeting-bat that the unfortunate difference between the parties has been amicably adius,ed.. The difference a rose, 1t is understood on the trial of some case at Baltimares; and the general impression seems to be that Mir Brent was some what too nasty in his application of an reply to Mr Johnson's remarks, Ofthe particular cause or words ot offence on the part ofthe other, am happily ignorunt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

OurWe acknowledge our indebtedness lctne Hon. Truman Smith, for the voluminous doc uments accompanying tho Presidents Message. Also to the Hon. J. A. Rockwell, and the Hon. R.. s. Baldwin, for various speeches and documents. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

0o-We are requested to give notice that the friends of the Rev. Ma. SwAN will give him Donation Visit, on Wednesday afternoon and evening next Should the weather prove un. favorable, it will be postpcned.to the next fair day. 7 tP .ef aA
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
NOTlCE.-So much of the real estate o
 Charles $. CalkiD.

At a Court of Probate holden at Bark
 hamsted, within and for the district of
 Barkhamps.ed, on the 18th day Of Janu>
 ary, iS4s:
 Present HIRAM GOODWIN, Esq. Judge. nN motion of Edward Seymoua one of the O Administrators on the eslate of Sylvester Seymour, late of New Hartford. deceased, the settlement of which estate apperlaining to said district of Barkhampsted,
 This Court doth appoint the 3ist day of January l64s. al 10 o'clock A. M. at the Pro- bate office in said district, for the hearing, al- lowaRce and settlement of the Administra- ITS account. on said estate. And doth di. rect said Administrator 10 give public notice to all persons interested in said estate, to ap- pear (if they see cause) before said Court at said time and place. to be heard therein, by posting said order of notice on public sign. post in said town of New Hartford, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt A by advertising the same in newspaper printed in Litchheld. Certified from Record
 3w36 HIRAM GOODWIN, Judge TTvHE Court of Probate for the Districi \ Of Kent. has limited and allowed six months from this date for the exhibition of claims against the the estate of
 Charity Hall.
 late of said Kent, deceased, represe nsed in. solvent, and has appointed the subscribers Commissioners 10 receive and examine the claims of creditors to said estate. We hereby give notice that ws will meet at the dwelling house of Mir. George B. Hall, in said Kent, on the first Monday in March and on the iasi Saturday in May next. ai o'clock after aoon of each of sa i'd days, for the purpose of attending to the business of car said abpointment.
 WEtLS BEARDsLEY.
 REUBEN M GIBBS. ~o"'
 All persons indebted tn said estate are e. oueased sO make imue Hare payment Co.
 GEORGE B. HALL. AdmiaistrasOr. Kent. January 10th l6l6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
WmAlaesoA. gaa. a

The Whig caunas this evssiag deter mined tO recommend a natioaal Con venIi0n Cor the nomiaaiiOn ofPFeSideaI and ViCs Pee iasnl. Ne time or place isdesix- hated. MidniRht.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
New Milford, Jan. {, ls4s.

Al Court of Probate holden at New Milford within and for the district of New Milford on the 18th day Of Dece nber, ,ls47. Present. DAVID C. SANFORD, Esq, Judge, Estate of PATTY M. MERWiN, ,late of New Milford. in said di'trict, deceased. On motion of the Administrator this Court doth limie and allow to the creditors of saiG estate six months from the date hereof, in which to ex. hibit their claims to said administrator or be debsrred Q recovery. And this Court directs said administrator to give notice of the time 50 limited by publishing this order in news paper printed in Ltchfeid and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post nearest the place where the said deceased last dweit, in said New Milford and one other public place.
 A true copy oi Re, ord,
 DAVID c. SANFORD.
 Judge 0Y-All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 SAMUEL E. MERWIN. 34 3w .ddssimisfrGi0v.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

|, 0o-A fsithfsi discharge of dusy is shassct- erizsd hy an earnest exhibition and deUsonstra. ton of tl.oss gifts which we may have ssceiv- ed as peculiarly beneficial to the public health. To comport with such seuse of the matter in a just and gratifying manner. there have been employed various energetic measures to sxtend the use and influence cf
 Brant's Retsas oIes ss they are the fundamental sourcs of cure at once rapid and effective. 3S
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
SENn1E.

.1Eag Washiagion. Jsa 36. { Noshiag of importance Co day. Mr Dix shas the floor on she sea EegiEsnt biu 5 -.. ai@ HOUSE.
 The motion to close debate on the PEesi- eaen.,s message, was re-csnsidersd and laid ca the table. Mir Palfry vas speaking, ia r committee of shs whole, when che House adjourned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
3. 2 2 2 8
rDAGUEREOTYPES!ku

%DA c UER E EOTYPES!n THE undersigned having just re- turned from New York. where he has been spending a few days at the best Daguerrean Gallery in Broadway, and being now acquainted with the recent dis> covery made in the art, is prepared to take Likenesses equal to the best the dress, &c. colored to suit the taste of pa irons. f5 ., 'is
 INSTRUCTIONS carefully given. and all kinds of Apparatus, Chemicals, and every article required in the business. furnished at New York prices. :.
 J.L.JUDD. Litchfield, Nov. l7. lS47. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
FARM TO EEASE-
's Verbum sat Sapi-
 ente <"

WHEREAS, I have on my books some $6 or $7oo which remain unsettled. and as it is necessary for me to pay my debts. hereby request all those whose accounts have been of more than SIX moa.hs standing. and all those who have not senlsduP for ls47 to call O. immediately % and 0cs-tork oDer the DOE as delays are dangerous. and LAW FRS plenty. No Mistake this time, and last call. -. ...s~
 OG- have on hand Pork by the pound or barrel. La,d and Hams. of the frst quality Also Il Store Sheep for sale, m good cenditi- on. s. D. WHEELER, Agent.
 Litchfeld. Feb. 3, ls4s. 3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

pFor notice of Guernsey's History, see first page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
Probate Court ss., District of Plymouth,
 January 25, lS4S.

Probate Court ss., District of Plymouth,
 January 25, ls4S.
 On motion of the trustees or lhe estate of H. WILTON & Co. assigning deb,> ors, of said Plymouth,-This Court doth appoint the fourth day of March l646. at ? 2o'clock, afternoon, at the Probate Of ice in Plymouth, for the hearing, allow lng and settlement of the administration accoun, on said assigned estate, and doth direct said trustees to give pu"lic notice to all persons interested in said estate, to appear, if they see cause, before said court, at said time and place, by posting sad order of notice on a public sign>post in said Plymouth, neerest the place where the said assignors last dwell, and by causing a copy of the same to be published in a newspaper printed in Litchield, in Litchfeld county.
 Certified from Record,
 3s Sw HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge. The Court of Probate for the District otNew Milford hath limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of
 =. Seymour B. Green, late of New Milford, in said district. deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neglecling to present their claims within said time, properly attest. ed, will be debarred a recovery.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to .
 VIM. B. GREEN, Administiator.
 New Milford. Jan. 22, ls46. 3S 3w The Court of Probate for the district et Wood. bury. has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of
 George E. Hall,
 an assigning debtor. of Bethlem, in said dis trict, represented insnlvent, in which to eX- hibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Nathaniel B. Smith Esq. and Hon. Leman w. Cutler commissioners 10 receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 D. S. BULL, Clerk. The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Inn Of Henry w. Peck, in said Beihlem, on the 10th day of April and July next, at Q o'clock ih the forenoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the busiaess of our said appointment. NATHANIEL B. SMITH, LEMEN w. CUTLER, Commissionels . All persons indebted to said estate, are re quested to make immediate payment to
 3s3w JOHN c. AMBLER, Assignee. NOTlCE.-So much of the real estate o Charles $. CalkiD,
 6 lunatic, ss will raise the sum of S32o .54 will be sold at public auction at the residenc. ot the undsrsig ned, in said Sharon, on Satur day the 24th day of instant January, at %. clock A. M., unless the same shall be previous ly disposed Of at private sale. By order of the Court of Probate for the District ofSharon. R. B. CALKLN, ConIervator. Sharon, Jan. F. ls4S 36 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

A N extensive assortment of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES is kept geod by weekly ,lsIL additions from the New York and Hartford markets. sn1 is passed to the notice of the purchaser with pleasure.
 .,,'-- BROWN < MINOR.
 Norfolk. Dec. ls47. 3of
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
Dissolution.

THE Firm of Bissell, Landon &iCo., is this day by mutual consent, dissolved.
 HORACE LANDON,
 CHARLES E. BOl SFORD,, SCHUYLER PRATT,
 z. w. BlSSEL,
 MARTIN HARRIS. Sharon. December 90. lS4s. 24Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

The Court of Probate for the District of New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of Clotiida Phpp4ny, late of New Milford, in said district, deceased {. in which to exhibit their cla.. ms for allowance end settle ment. Those neglecting to present their sc- counts within sad time properly attested, will be debarIed . recovery.
 All persons Indebted 10 said estate gre e. quested to make immediate payment to
 LEVI NORRIS
 Administrator.
 New Milford, Jan. 4, is4s. 3ssv
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
L. o MEAFOH.
 H. P TR0wBRtDGE.

nPATl these iadebted so she aadersign> ed are requested to cali aud ssssle the same An who have elaims agains; me sFs tnvis d co call and seceiss their cash.
 |. o. kEAFoY. Llsshasld. ssps. c. lS17. leU
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

Ps'O20OSgES fOa' bWildSssg a
 Bridge. SDALIID frUpUsaio tvs Quitting n brtdge oU 0 feet iong and IS wide across Bant am Riyer on the road leading from Litchfield to Woicots, vile, will be received by the Selec,men of this town, until the first day of next February. Said Bridge is to be similar in style, and of nearly the same kind of material as the br,dg. across Ban- tam river mile south of this village, and to bs made as early as practicable.
 si Mvs.4 s; eksSsw,S4' k1Ssr9. s.,...
 ". L., SMEpLEY, Men.
 T. GILBERT
 Litchheld, Jan, 9th lS4S, a,yss
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
BOOTS G SHOES. Leather $ tore 1!
 AE#E&
p N E W FIRM n

U " E W ! E n .[N MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE, HAVE opened a STORE in Li,ch6eld 1 al ihe Old Stand of L. o MEAFOY, one door east of the Court House, for ehe parpose of conducting the abUse busiaess in all its branches. They have uow in store e compI.te assortment of every thing in the line appropriate for the seasos. India Rub Der. of every kiad. Sole and Upper Leath- CT, Calf, Morocco. Lining aad Bidding Skins.
 nOur friends. together with the Puh- .ie generally. are most respectfully invited to cail aaA examiue oar Goods for shem- selves.
 |. o MEAFO1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

LUST received 300 Yards of fashionable Ia C DeLaines. small figures on green, black maroon, and black grounds, which we shalt sell for 20c per yard.
 Woicottviue Cash Store. LATHROP & BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03
FOR SALE.

]. cATLIN. Seersssry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

The Court of Probate for the District otNew Milford hath limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the atafo nf
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-03

bury. has limited and allowed six months from
 the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate
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