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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
Miss e. NJ. HOLSTER

WILL open a School in this Village,
on the first Wednesday in May next.
common English branches, including Ge>
ography, Grammer and Arithmetic, $500.
Higher branches, as Natural Philosophy,
Ancient and Modern History. Algebra.
Euclid, &C., $4,OO.
Ornamental Needle Work, extra, s co.
A reasonable deduction from the above
terms will be made for small scholars In
The rudimcnts.
Ii chfeld, April +, ls4S AZ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

NoT1cE.--The Litchfeld County
Temperance society will hold its
next monthly meeting at WATERFOWL
the fourth Tuesday of this month.
J. CATLIN, Secretary
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steamer Washington, Captain John.
Ion, arrived Yesterday afternoon from Bfe-
zen and Southampton Eng, having sailed
m the latter place at half past 1--WE L. NJ,
frothe 2Ist ult. We have Hayre dates TO
on Goth Inclusive, and Paris to the eve
n;,o of the 18Th London dates are 10 the
2lst.
The Queen of England gave birth 10
another dau liter on the 18th of March.
The Prince and Princess de JOinville
and the Duke d'Aumale arrived at Lisbon
in French steamer from Algiers. They
remained two days and then proceedeo
to England.
The Bank of France has suspended
specie payments-Government, after the
susp ,nslon, issued paper as legal len
der.
The National Guard has rallied TO the
support OF the republic, having increased
10 an effective force of $50 ,299 men. On
thu LIST of February 1t numbered only ob,
Isl
Suspension of business has been very
general in France. Such is the entire
prostra,ion Of business. uncertain Is
the value Of all property-that men Crc-
fer to save a little of what they have.
How many houses have failed, Or done
anything more than refuse new engage
ments, it is impossible as yet to say
There have been very serious d'stur-
Dances in Austria, and important conccs>
sions have been made to the people.
The Bank of England has declared
half-yearly dividend offour ard half
per cent.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

NOTlCE.-rhe annual meeting of the
M. T.. Society in Lilchfield will be held at
the Church on Saturday the 22d inst, at
o'clock P N, for the purpose Of choosing
officers, renting slips, &c.
C. C.. BUEL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
Warren Institute.
ND|I GOODS,
n ID NJ ~ T 7F}T,

II. ID. NJ N { GL,
4 T the old stand of Smith & Nc
n Mel, two doors south OF the Mansion
uQS Hou.e. is now opening general assert :
ment OF Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Hardware,
F.4RMLNC UTENSILS; Also - CAPS,
Mems and Boys; Trunks, Travelling Bags,
Boots. Shoes Wool and Cotton CARPEFlNG
OF different figures. Paper Hangngs and Win
dow Paper, Grass and Clover Seed, Potash.
Lime, NI5-Churns, new and superior article.
BROAD CLOTHS,
English and French, of various coIors and
qualities - CASSl MERES, good assortment.
Ladies Dress Goods, a great variety of pat.
terms.
The above stock has recently been purchas-
ed for cash in ew York and other markets.
and will he sold for cash. barter, or credit, as
low articles Of The same quality and de-
<rrip'ion can be purchased in this vicinity.
\ suare of phbi.c patronage is solicited. Old
customers and new customers please call and
examine
Litchfeld, April Is, 1913. 49 CIV
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District Of Ne,o .Miyord, s, So

'O""ee 1OtFG VH0CH 4, 1913
Upon the application of Albert N
- Baldwin "f snid New Milford, showing d
this Cour. that he isthe Guardian to Fitch RI
buckingham, William J. Buckingham, Herr
g; Buckingham and Caroline E. Buckinnhana
all of New Milford ia said District Minors
belonging 10 said district, and that said minor3
are the owners as tenants in common in lee, ii
equal portions Of the inIowing real estate lyina
in The northern part OF said New Milford viz Il
One piece OF land containing seventy sill
acres more or less bounded east by highway aud
Myron B, Wheaton's land. sou,h by Willard
Conc.,s innd. k,rlath A Hunts and and abb
gail Clark s land, west by highway nd north I'd
said Wneaton's. land and Jnbesh Morehonss
land with a dwelling house and other building
thereon. One piece on the east side Of hphw al
opposite the first, naming one acre more d
less: bounded west and nor'h by highway. co 4
by Jabcsh Mo- ehouse land and south by Burvs
ing ground: One piece lying nortneasterIy q
OF Horace Clarks dwelling house. coniaine n
acres more or less, and is bounded west by hiqfi
way, north BY highway and John Buck ngham1
land east by Harlow Il, Newton $ land and Ell
WA ward sd no Is 1 1S;. ana John Bucknghams
ace Clnrk's land. One piece lying near MourI
Tom. bounded east bv highway. south bv isnaf
Clark 9 land and Joseph Wells md, ives, bv .Io
:sePh Wells land, and north by Anna w. Buckla
,hghams ,oaoi containing FIVE acres more or esi
thousand dollars and showing just and repsonsl,
bic cause for selling said real estate: prnvins III
an order, and that he or some NEE Pc rson he en-
powered. TO sell the same, rs per application N
file. dated the Sd day of March, Is4s, NOR
fully appears.
Ordered-That the foregoing application NJ
heard at the Probate Office in New Milford o.
the 18th dav Of May ls4s. at 9 o'clock afternool
and that notice thereof be published in SOM
public newspaper near the place where such r. III
estate lies: three weeks successfully, a: least q.
weeks before said time assigned
DAVID c. SANFORD. u
Now Milford Feb. IL, lS4S. as a.:
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Notice.,

YNHE subscriber having taken the New
l. Store Of VIM. Lawrence in Norfolk Tor
term of years, would respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the citizens Of this trwn, as
surfing them Of his best endeavors to satisl-
them with the prices. style aud quality Of his
goods which he will be frequently receiving
and he hopes by fair and systematic dealing to
merit the confidence ana support Of the former
and any new patrons to this establishment.
All kinds of produce will be bought as usu-
al. Prompt payment will be expected in re-
turn for Goods a, low prizes. Please give me
a call. DANIEL +. BRADFORD.
Norfolk. March IS. 1873. 4G3w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

aaHE Court Of Probate for the DiSuricI
of Cornwall has limited and allowed SIX
u months from the daIe hereof TO the cred>
iiors of the estate of ,'URTISS BEERS.
tate oil Coz nwall, in said district, deceased,
within which tine TO exhibit Ikrir claims
Tor settlement. All claims not duly preaenI>
ed and properly atIesied within thai time,
will be debarred recovery.
All persons indebled to said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment to
HENRY l.. BEERS, Admins traror.
Dated, Cornwall, April IL, lS4S. a47
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

At a Cuurt ct Probate hol'.en al Salisbury wilh>
in aud for the District Of Salisbury on the
27lr da, OF Mach 1913.
Present JOHN G MITCHELL, Esq. Judge.
gEN!llS Court doth direc! w IN. Kelsey Exec
a utor Of the last will and testament OF Ca
itb Brit'on late OF SalIisbur! in said district
deceased, represented tuNbe nsolvenl, 10 give
notice I" all persons interested in the estate
ct SAID deceased. to appear, if they see cause,
before the Court Of Probate, to be holden al
the Probate Office in said district, on the 10Th
day Of April 1913, al 10 O'Clock forenoon, to
be heard relative to the appointment Of Com
missI"ners on said state, by posting said "rdei
OF notice on public sign post in said town %
ed last dwclt. aud by advertising the same ir
newspaper published IN LitchfeId.
Certified fiom Record,
463N JOHN G. MITCHELL. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

r. S.-The Ceurant of Tuesday gives
the following complete returns from every
town in the state for Governor. |: is The
largest vote ever cast for Governor in Con-
neclicuI.
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Wanted To Hire,

N Young Man 10 work On Farm for si,
months or a year. One who is acquainted
LjGwith farming will find employment ant
good wages, by applying to
BENJAMIN VAIL.
L,ich6eld. Mach IS, lS17. rs
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Removal.

SOLOMON ROE, Sexton to III.
Congregational Church. may be fonn.
doors ives, of the Court House. where II.
keys may be found and ali calls in his | II,
attended 10.
Litchfeld April 1, lS46' AZ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
House for Sale.

MwA THE subscriber offers for
fsvssNR sale small and convenient dwell
sssiESS ing House. Said house is situated
1921 sszgzazsszzzzs one mile west of BANTAM Falls,
containing one acre Of good land with good
well ef wafer and some grated fruit, The
house is suitable for mechanic. For further
particulars enquire Of LUTHER SWAN.
Lltchfeld, Bantam Falls, March %, 1913.
As 3w
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1000 PAIR
BOOTS AND SHOES

A T Reduced Prices for cash, may be fo,.
"A at s. Clock's, one door west Of the G., 4,
House. and will De offered at very low pr,
for few weeks
Unsettled accounts are in such shane =,
require immediate attention. A word Il. /;
wise is sufficient. z
Litehfeld May. rs. Is4s
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BROAD CLOTHS,

Y rONEY LOST. Lost by the subscriber GU
Ill on Wednesday the 18th inst, in this VII
III lagc. Wallet containing IS hill on
Phenix Bank, and 81 bill on the Bird sepolt
Bank, together with some papers of small val
ne. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it al the Enquirer office, CT with
STEPHEN BIDWELI..
Litchfeld A pril 10, l545. AZ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in
the Post Office at Litchheld, Conn.,,
April (, lS43.
Abernethy E s Goodwin Oliver
Baldwin Abby Grey Rinalslo
Baldwin Henry KelIman A
Balds in w w tli Mary Miss
Bachelor Ma Miss Jones Almira
Barley Jeremiah KiIhorn EIizahath
Patterson Harriet Miss lampman Thomas
Beatty John Rev Lund O';ito
Benham John Main mary
Richum Clnrissa Miss Miles s &; T
Beoh David Mrs Miles RI ALA
Bradley L w Mitchell Z B
Caleuan Peter Moore Sidney
Garfield George NJ Mos, Amos
Cenan Hawthorn Moss Marietta
Clark Claresa Ann Newton f A Mss
Clarke Daniel Oholl George
Clark Merritt Orion Samue! D
Clark tbben Perpont Sarah Mrs
Coe Henry Roberts f w
Colt John r Rodgers Noah
Cook Moses Scovrl| linus
Curtiss A B Smith George A
Daniel Fl ] Squires Benjamin
DeFprest Marcus Jr Steele Frederick
Dudley Ashel Sterling Ansel
Dunbar George Stone Lncy
E.ldridgc Joseph Waugh Lydia
Fisher WIN G Ward Caroline $ Miss
Freeman Peter Winters Philip.
Al r. M, WOODRUFF, P. M.
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Valuable Property

FOR SALE IN
!P.L' y 1MID.y,-gl.-E:J gGMTR.e, CT.
THE place recently owned by Hen
ry c. Smith, containing about four and a halt
acres OF land. The House is built in the best
lnanner-the loot covered with Tin. There
is Grapery an Ice House and other suitable
buildings on the place, the wards are ornament
ed with shruoely, and the walks beautifully
tagged. There is also good Fruit Yard
with choice FIuiis. The location is favorable
for Boarding School, being in the centre of
a delightful village, where is good society,
fine ait, and tIne views and only one mile from
the Railroad to be built connecting the place
with New York by ride OF four hours.
There is on the place building well caicu-
lated for School House. 1t is all that couI d
be desired bv gentleman of fortune for a
country residence.
QJ-For terms apply to the Directors of the
Phcen,x Branch Bank in Litchfeld
April l, ls4s. Al CIV
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ENGLISH aud American IRON. spring
IL STEEL, Nail Rods. Band Iron, Round
and Oval Iron cast steel. &C. for sale by
PBATT & FOSTER
West Cornwall, April 1913. *3m
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

NLOVER AND Timothy SEED, Wheat
~ and Rye FLOUR Corn Meal. Provender,
Bi an, SC, at wholesale and retaiI.hy
PRATT & FOSTER.
West Cornwall, April lS4S. *3m AZ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

A few tons of HAY for sale, Ell.
quire Of
JOSEF ADA ms,
Ltchheld, March 10.
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Asst onisbing effects
IN QUICK CONSUMPTION.
Cure eta young Lady in Rapid Decline
Waldoboro' Me-, April 7, lS4S.


DR.. Bradlee-Dear Sir consid-
err the Hungarian Balsam an invaluable rene
dy for diseases ,fthe Lungs.
My daughter aged about II years was seiz
ed about year ago with violent affection
The chest and lungs, attended with a short
marsh cough, pain in the side. weakness and
difficulty of breathing, hectic fever, chills and
o'her symptoms Of a speedy decline. or quick
consumption.
She was very rapidly reduced 10 strength.
and other remedies proving Of no avail, / was
induced to try Buchan's Hungarian Balssm,
which am happy to say. had the desired eff
feet. and in few weeks raised her from the
stale OF debility and danger described, &C per-
iect health. Nothing else with which am
acquainted, would thisk. have saved her life.
ABIJAH SPRAGUE.
The above 10 a true stat ement of facts.
43lm WIN. II BARNARD, WailfobOr0'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

T9OUND, On the road from Litchfield to VOL
R cotivilie, in March last, Bufnioe Shin,
il nearly new. Enquire at the Mansion
House. Litc,feld. or Nelson Alvord I'd, VOL
cotiville. Apr 6. pd /.
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Iilyff .E!s'iIiEiLD
MUTUAL FiaEigjJaAIE COMPANY

TENHlS Compang ha sbeeain oprntion hirieC
n Years ondins july 6, 1916, ana have Issut
aGS4 Policies,
Amount OF property insured s2lsl,SS6,s
Amount ofcash premiums received, lo,319O
TOinteresi received on Loans, l,C46 8.
sIl425st
To DO. efpremiums now ch'don 50, 90
the ES oks whic hcan becOilected.
$751; 81
The whole amount OF i2sesis S6,513 SO
Amt paid tor Expenses,-AgeEis,
S,7lsiE
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f'resentcapital or fundsofthe Company,
paid, s24,49a:S
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REHABILITATION.
lTEMS-Original and Selected.

30,946 %, 524 1853
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

I ,., sense 10 carry them into execution
weIe re 70 do SO, he might cause The St.,o ;.
,"s'h'a 70 DC utterly misrepresen,ed in c,Sa -
ciose contest. ] he Sta'e OF Virsinia i n,,e.'
aoty Democratic Sale; bu, should tho go,
,;a, n.a'oos causes lie close ore, and his
Lanis :, ~ ~, sue we're 10 be thrown into me
hax :. "e n'ss !! would cary he hallo,-
-" a',is WIN II. Consequently The * abi>b
through lis agency. "s'eFfeseh'ei
We have finished our task and we ,b;,,.
promise is fulfilled. We promised ' 70 ~, "ur
That Governor Smith was authorized in i, i'o''
ton 81 the GubcrnatoriaI precedent, bo,b III;
ana democratic; that he was authorized !, !, j.,
me Uniform example Of the Wing party. tb,,
ne was sup! or'e: in it By reason, by his ooh
ana oy me h'st principles Of common sensa
,ha ~ ',..nA 'ha' we have done all and each Of
a tnsse things Our Wing readers may hones,Ir
o'her WIN Us as TO The third point in our ,ran
ment out we do not believe any one can ,binI.
uinerehtiy Iom Us Is in tile two frs, ro;,,.
'he uuoernatorlal precedent, and the Nh -
an'rie. anG II these two points be establ;'bed
ah '.f'ner uenunc alton of the present annoir,
menus must forever cease 10 have the wc,rh, :,
a leather or OF straw. We cxpcct ne,h;,
from Inc wing press Of Virginia. There i ns;
lher cahdor nor dcccncy in il. Tin W. s. ~
- ,ns'nia WIN therefor continue lis ylriune-
ration against Governor Smith and araios, ,hs
virginia Commissioners Blu, the facts we have
stated break their teeth, and draw out ,bo;r
ciaws 10 The people VIC address our.eIyss
ahu Tue people VIII hear our cause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
THE OUTBREAK AT NEW ORLEANS.


Yesterdays Times having published an article
from the Bee, rejecting severely upon The De-
mocracy OF New Orleans We regard it as due to
them to publish the following official statement.
Ii has been charged by the Wings, that The attack
made upon Lilly's Coffee House by members of
the Democratic Torch-light procession, was pre-.
determined. This opinion, it will be seen, is mol
justified by the facts:
THs OUTRAGE ON SATURDAY NiGaT.-The
Louisiana Democratic Central Committee, in
dignant al The outrage perpe'raled by band oil
lawless rufians. who fred into the procession on
The night of The 18th Oct at the corner of Circus
and Perdido streets, met together on The morning
of the 2Slh, and Instituted thorough invesIiga-
ton into The causes Of this shameful transaction
From the statement of many respectable citizens,
who were witnesses Of the occurrence, 1t appears
tina, during the progress OF The procession through
our streets, il was jeeed and insuled by cries OF
individuals Of The opposite party, on the pave
ment, 10 violation of The letter and spirit OF the
agreement between the two parties entered into
on The ooh Oct last. |, appears, also, that as
The procession was passing the corner OF Circus
and PeIdido, up Circus street, an individual
who was standing on The pavement, in front OF
the house occupied BY Christopher Lilley, as the
head quarters Of the Union Rough and Ready
Club, commenced huzzaing, utering abusive Ian
guage against the procession, and waving his
left hand in threatening manner, holding al
the same time something in his right hand /;
that some one 10 the procession waved, thrust,
or threw a torch in The direction OF the in.
dividual on the pavement, bul tha, no blow was
struck him, nor did any sparks fall upon him.
That this person then raised his pistol and fired
into the procession, whereupon some persons
bearing torches advanced upon him from the
line Of the procession, the front one OF whom was
knocked down by some one on the pavement
that The individual who had fired the pistol then
discharged it again several times into the crowd,
and then retreated into Lilly's house, whittier
they were pursued; that several persons, who
were supplied With pistols from behind the coun-
er, appeared al The doors and windows OF Lilly's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
Terms of the ENQUIRER.

a.YThe Enquireris published DAILY (for the city,
and SEMI-WEEKLY flor the country.) For The Daily
paper dollars per annum AT the rate oil
Az lars IL taken for shorter period than one year For
IN. semi Weekly, i've dollars perannum, ana inree
Soars 70, ak ont pay able IN pad IN
ONCE or RENTED by mail, post PAID; ofsx DOLLARS
o.r anuum al the end ofthe year
p'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square OF
,s,n lines or less, first insertion, fifty cents, and
:, ~ succeeding insertion twenty-five csnts-ii in
,.rei once week, twice week, or three times
s.sv thirty seven and half cents.
or less first insertion rs cents; for each contnu
nee 50 cents.
a,nua advertisers charged fifty dollars for thir
lines and in that proportion for advertisements
gtrater length-except Lottery Vendors and Auc-
us who are charged one hundred dollars tpaper
GUIDED ,
-1,d,rs from distance must be accompanied with
. aigaace pay, OF satisfactory references, 10 insure
80 All dues TO this offc may be RENTED per mall
food ana available Bank notes, at the risk of the
rs,or: n. postage Of all letters being paid by the
-il'he hostage of single letter is scarcely Of any
onn, 10 the writer IL is the accumulation of post
=. in an extensive business, which operates as
s.,cus tax upna TIE Ed,toIs.l
- All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
s.r.yr the party's handwritingis unknown al this
60 mn,t he authenticated by the endorsaton OF the
.masI.r in the neighborhood or they will IN no case
nnhlishpa Every measure, that has been taken 10
'. mpositions and quzzes has proved heretofore
,vailIne We must therefore, insist In such case,
30, .be certified by the name oil
~ postmaster uritten on the back Of the letter.
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"wAs THERE EVER SUCH A PARITY"

The "Roush and Ready's" had gIcrifcaiion
revel on Tuesday night. over their victory in this
"Gi5rallar Of WhiggsFy" In their trart;c exu
berance u Joy, they solelnn!y, and BY an alm"st
Spontaneous and unanimous" burst CT feeling,
adopted solemn resolution, appointing com
miitee 10 wait On The "Hon John NJ Boll., and
ask him 10 honor them with his presence aud unite
"a mere soldier" whose nomination was "not
f, 10 be made" Zone uf The committee stern
ly refused 10 act.l After long courlship and
Jealous enlreaties, Mr. B. condeScendire ely yielded
to their prayers and a grand procession was
formed 10 escort Mr.. 3. with triumph to the
Trough and Ready" Hail. which lie had scfupu-
lousy avoided daring the whole campaisn.-
This stubborn Clay and anIi-Taylor man was
we hear, received with numbering applause; and
Bots ovat,on on The night Of The I'm Novem-
Der, lS4S, will stand iorh brilliantly on the
archives Of the Trough and Ready Club" What
will the world think Of this total "-urfendei"
of Taylor's minue-men, in the hour OF VIC
tory, 10 the "terrible Bots" who has deibe-
ralely pronounced General Taylor prevari-
Gator and his nomination at Philadelphia to
have been effected by fraud, corruption and
bribeTy2 Bots triumph over the Richmond
"Lieueuan,s" and Taylor Guard is unprecedenI-
ed In his speech he made not one concession
but he forced The Taylorites 10 crouch al
his feet and humby kiss The rod with which
he has sterny dashed them back into his
traces. His victory over his once noisy foes
is complete, and next spring We may expect 10
see these clamorous Taylores throwing up their
caps for their obdurae opponent, as the true
"Simon pure" Wing candidate for Congress !
.'Wha,a fall was there, my countrymenp
MIR Bous, we hear, was for moment stag.
gered in his speech by some "sore-head" Taylor
tie, who cried out, "Did you ever see child take
physic7" Tie TayloIile was silenced by cries
OF ''put him out" Mr.. Bots friends were On
The house-iops yesterday.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Trick Il A q q 9 O II ,
GENERAL AGENTS.

Four doors North Of Pennsylvania AuenRe,
w n n & ton
,,EyERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISoN have
ID themselves for the purpose Of posecut.
in. -aims of all kinds before Congress and the several
Dsoar,ments ofthe General Government.
I'm communications, post paid, addressed TO The
above shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given TO the following gentlemen:-
Hon George M. Dallas, Vice Presidents Hon. J.Y. Ma
san secretary OF the Navy; Hon. R. Walker, Secre-
,a,y of,he Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, u Supreme
Coar, Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, U. 5. Senate; ClemeRt
Coz, Esq, Georgetown, ID. e..
~ John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
10 give personal business before the several
Courts Of the District Of Columbia and the adjoining
nunties Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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DEATHS.

Died. in Manchester, on the 30 instant, LGoN>RD
BOWEN aged u years
Died at the family residence, in the county of Camp
ssl on Thursday evening, the 18th of Octcbef, Mrs
ANN E. &. CLAY, wife Of ecu. pden G Clay, aged
AZ years and months In announcing the drth oi ths
stimahe lady II needless 10 SPEAK OF the excel
Iency Of her character, TO hnse who rave hef
acquaintance BY these most competent q jug ~ het
worth her memory viii be long ard af'cii'rafy fr
rished. Though she made onrn prpi~--'"n y rii-
pion vet In her life and she evncst hlu' % us
PRACTICAL and genuine effects. Pssses>in. jdsi md
intelligent perception of character, ~ Wi. hsS.shs
less empbalicniiy, one Of natures 0" \ eh'li!-a