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81. FOX -ALE-A country residence silusied 20 ths
- village Of Wilton. Conn the Danbury road, oooul
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Railroad OF NevYork me New-Havsn Railroad passing
within shor distance OF th9 premises The house u moo
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OF ground surrounded hy choice shhhery aud VII be sod
q bargsar For terms and PARTICULAR Inquire Of
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

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NORWICH ard WORCESTER win.
1g change u 0r baggage, without crOssing az
ferry Psss-nger. tsElg iler Norwich Insured
eir seals hr0ugn % Boston, Ibis being ils Only Do and
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Pzss-lgrrs ~ Liz rls accompanied lnf0ugh by tie
conductor " 10 rar Hlo VIII have particular cnargs Of
rr laggsE- zn1 vii Otherwise give 20 steloc their
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S0rh River fot u Battery place daily Sunday except
sfJ ~ follows steamer wore EsTEh, Csps J W WI
tsl1s, VII leave 90 4cd sf-r lsdsy, Nov TI-s-
days Ilarsdays ald Saturdays a. cock Il from Per
80 hol'1 RIVER foot " Bsuery-p see steamer CLIO
PATRlA- Capt szl Pei Wi cave on Mondays, Wednes-
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Rger. ut " barsy-pac-. for further .lDmst0n -
clir- AZ 1- 0de-. Per NJ. Norl River u1H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

Coal.
INERPOOL ORRIL COAL Received pef
ships David Cannon. Sea CIe~L. Arlington aud Corn
well. B6nkss superior OUe' Goals no~ distlarslus ani
ors.e by ne sauscnhei screened oai ae yafd or De-
eIrl ffoU ir Fes-. Ale. asln.uoi lJi of Del ~rss
p. GANl. I-7 Wooster ft Office 81 broai.si
f.sch Mcuu-s.l. tesln Orchard. Leign and Beaver
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OF w. sl tIes riY unarr cover, 10 lowest cisA
prices 4 80. ihe AallH1H While As.-NLt tH4 l'F ls
"a 81 per to @ SIMPSONS Yarfs
Fl Thompson g. lear Sfua.-s. al Cant rnvfst
MI lima al 2Merd. uesr % eel~'c. avenue
GOAL rm delivering its best 10 Red Ash Cos 90
ia, following OS puces 60 cash. -c.l screened ifoit
the yafc Of KIM sld GrrelFicl 80 Large rl,
- 1 E.e and stove - less 1 cents i-ol hlsit 4 Al
always Dry under cover ln-s S1,'l PETER CLINTON
EoAI-RED OR White AsH-Lsrs- NuL - BIZ.
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under cover .3 very and caflcf hemuerscy ar1 be-
ford Less taken nom toals ~ cel-s zee % c.- el
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EUAL-AT SUMNER PRICES Peach Orchard and
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The lei. Goal and - Company YARD. rN Houston
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r.. -lsste.tfsa-fz- 'To WHEELING AND PITTS
&<<t 81 RON -Four Day Linfs-fhe sub
scriuers. sole agent ianl he only 1les
author red receipt f0r tho Merchants -Four Day Lr-s
will fufalsh through receipts ~ their Offices
ABrEW 4 60 Cumbcfsrf
GREENE a. co v so x De 90 bat
Nm HOLIDAY ID sDuh Third It Phls
ua lm. u. LIVINGSTON, ~ Broadway, n iofs
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
ITTERARY NoT1uTs.
KTLBOURN HISTORY.

Just published and for sale at this office, work of l50 pages, entitled {" History and Genealagy of the Kilboprn Family in the United States and the Canadas, from the year 1885 to the present time"-including Biographical Sketches, Copies of old Wills, Extracts from Ancient Records, Transcripts of the Kilhourn Records in the Herald's College in London-also, a List of Kll- bourns in Great Britain, List of Places bearing the name, Slc., &c. illustrated hy engravinss of Coats of Arms, etc. By Payne Kenyon Kilbourn.
 The author believes the work cannot fail to be inie resting to his nameSakes throush> &F Editors throughout :he country will confer a Special favor upon the auih hnr, hy briefly notI- cing the publication of the above work: @ The patrons of the Philadelphia Saturday Courier" will rejoice to learn that at the receat auction>sale of the establish> ment, the entire concern was struck of to
  ner of the late firm of MeMakin & Holden. The Courier has long enjoyed the reputa> ton of being ny far the BEST literary and miscellaneous paper in the country. It is, nevertheless, soon to be greatly enlarged and otherwise improved. Bsston has been styled "the city of merchants princes ;''- Philadelphia, with equal propriety, may be denominated the city of pr'nceIy editors, among whom McMa akin, Godey, Chandler, :, and Graham, stand first in rank.
 AMERICAN REVIEW. - This standard Whig monthly is now conducted under the editorial auspices of our old friend, JAMES D. WHELpLEY, Esq assisted by the Hon. D. D.. Barnard, of Albany Mir. WhelpIey is gen. tleman eminentty qualified for the great task he has undertaken, as the successor of the la- mented Mir. Cotton. The February number of the Review fully sustains the high reputation of the work.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
HON. JOHN BELL.

The Washington correspondent of the Boston Atlas, speaks f the position of the Hon. John Bell of Tennesoe, about whom the locos circulated me false reports, as follows.
 The speech of MT Bell, of Tennessee, on the 2d inst, in the Senate, was of the most cheering character. The locos, always anxious 10 find out some comfort ! from whig divisions. and to draw off such particles from the Whig column as may amaigamate with their baser ma ieria', raised report over tho country 1faat Nr Belt would lake grounds d s, met Jy opposed 10 MT Clay. We all wonder ed if this could be so, of one W. om we knew SO long, and loved so well. as John Bell. But all doubts of his position are disipated. and the whig column stands unbroken. He acknowledged that when he came to Washington, he was inclined lso vote every man and dpllar .he Admin isiration wanted. SIRce he came so Wash. ington, and has seen he iniqui:ons course the Administration are pursuing, he had changed his mind. fife therefore wilt 20 with the whole b ,dy of the whigs against the wicked schemes of the Exec uiive imbiciiiiv, which, for the moment, rule the destiny of our country. I am glad to see the stand taken by Mr Bell, to>day, against the schemes ct party who came into power by fraud, and have waded through crime and blood tA the last moments of their existence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

The overland Express for the New York Tri- bune has arrived, bringing New Orleans dates % the 9th inst.
 An American courier has been sh,t by somc guerr,!las. Fifteen cases of small pox had nc- cured at Vera Cruz. The dates from the cap na were to the 9th. All qnlet.
 Capt. WhippIe had arrived from the Capital and reports the capture of Or zaba, and it's being in quiet possessien of the body of American troops dispatched rom the capital.
 Gen. Anaya was succeeded by Pena-y-Pena as President, and a new ,ue was to be chosen when Congress assemb'es.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

BY virtue of an order of the Court of Probate for the District of Plymouth to me directed as the Conservator to Abraham s Heming- way of said Plymouth. shall expose at puh- lie sale if not disposed of previously at private sale, a certain farm, owned and now occupied by said Hemingway, lying npart in said PIym- outh and part in Harwinton, containing about one hundred and twenty five acres of land with house, barn and other buildings stand- ing thereon. Bounded north on Daniel Hin man, east on William Sanford, sonth on Jacob s. Heminwav. and west on Orn Andrews and Jacob s. Heminway. Sale to take place on the premises at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 JOHN c. ATKINS,
 Conservator. Plymouth, Feb. ', 1s4s. 39 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
NEW MILFORD.

N=At a meeting of the Wings of New Milford, held January 3lst, the following Delegates were chosen
 To the County Convention, D. c. San ford, Edward Hunt, A. E. My att, and liar ry Buckingham.
 J'o the Sena torial Con ention, l6th dist Col. Wm. J. Starr, Miner Morehonse, oeu- eca Butts, and Col Carr Hine.
 Adjourned to Monday 2o'ciock, P M, Feb 2 ito respond to the nominations, both Sea- alorial and ounly, to make arI angements for the af pproaching Election. and to dc any other business proper 10 be done at said meeting COME ONE-C0ME ALL!
 Per order Town CommIttee. New Milford Feb l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

The Court of Probate for the District ofNew 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 These neglecting to present their claims within said time, properly attest ed, will be debaIred recovery.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 VIM. E. GREEN, Administrator New Milford. Jan. %, IS4S. 3S 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
New Milford. Feh. r, ls4s. *4O 3w
Probate Court, Cornwall Districts. s. 2

FeOruarp IA, I4C0. nN the petition of Horace Buel of Cornwall, " Guardian 10 the persons and es'ate of Hor ace Bennett Buel, and Sarah Jane Bue, unnors, of this district, showing that said minors are he owners of certain real estate, situated in Gosh en.n Lltchheld County, containing about ten acres of land, bounded as follows, 10 witt eas, on highway, west on Moses Cooks land, and north and south on iona han Buel's iand, the es- rimsted value of which being ab ,ut one hundred and fifty dollars, and that said real estate can nut be occupied and improved 10 advantage and for the interest and benefit of said minors to have said real estate sold. and the avails thereof dIs- posed of as the law directs; and praying for lib erty to sell the same as per petition on file. da- ted rhe l4th day of February, lS48.
 Ordered-Ehai said petition be heard on the 18th day of April l64S. at 10 d'ciock in the fore- noon, at the Probate Office in this district, and that said Guardian give notice the peBdeDey 'f said petition, by advertising this order in a Ee wspaper published in Llchfeld, three weeks saccessvely, at least six weeks before the time Of hearing the same.
 Certified by
 PHILO KELLOGG, Judge Cornwall, Feb. Ii, l54S. 4O 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
Wool Carding.

TLOTH DRESSING, and Manufac S turing done to crder.
 The subscribers hereby give notice to the public generally, that, having put their machinery in more complete erder than ever before, will continue tocard or manufacture Wool and Dress Cloth, at the shortest notice, and invariably 10 or> der. Trusting that from their long ex~ perience and continual application with and to their business, the public will feel assured that all Inducements herein held out will be fully realized, Their manu- featuring will consist us usual of plain Cloths, Satinets, Stocking Yarns all wool and cotton, and wool fiannels.
 Also, a full assortment of the above named goods ot all colors, qualities and descriptions, kept constantly on hand for sale by the piece or single yard, as cheap as can be bought elsewhere, and wrant- ted in all cases for service.
 Merchants turnishs anv amount of the above goods on as reasonable terms as they can buy similar article in New York or any other markets where they of course run their risk of a good or poor ar> ticle. 4 or 6 monts times given if requirrd.
 N. B,-AIi falling short of fulhIlment of any orders intrusted to our caro will receive the promptest attention at the shortest notice.
 ROUSE & PRATT.
 Bantam Falls, May 25, SAY. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
On motion of the trustees OF the estate

On motion of the trustees OF the estate ot H. WILTON t Co. assigning debts ors, of said Ply ,ymoulh,-This Court doth appoint the fourth day of March 184s. al 2 o'clo k, afternoon, at the Probate Of> flee m PIym 'urh, for the hearing, allow ing and settlement of the administration account on said assigned estate, and doth direct sad trustees to give public notIce to oGll persons interested in said estate, 10 appear. if they see cause, before said court, at said time and place, by posting sad order of notice on public sign>post m said Plymouth, nearest the place where the sa'd assignors last dwell, and by causing copy of the same to be published in a newspaper printed in Litchtieid, in Litchfield county.
 Certified from Record,
 B 3w HENRY E. GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MAnKET.-
 Monday. Fehruary IA.

Al market s53 Beef Cattle. e9 COWS and calves and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
 Beet Cat,e---Ihe farther diminution of the supplies aimarket the past week has induced holders 10 advance prices from S6 to 9 per cwt The sales of the week do not exceed 7G0 lead Cows and Calves.-All at market disposed oi at from $20 37 10 50.
 SIeep ard Lambs-The supplies are materi- ally diminished, and prices consequently are we | imported, with good demand. Prices at from !,2 to 50 a7, according to quality.
 Hay-Stles of Timathy and CIovrrseed at from 62 75 cents per cwt {, wheat and Oalslra" sells al ? 50 per one hundred bundles
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

NOTICE. Six months from the 22d day of January, ISIS. Is allowed by the Court of Probate fir the District of Sharon, for the creditors of Jeremiah Ccllvin, of said sharon, an assigning debtor, to present their cia'ms to the undeIsigned commissioners, appointed by said court, to receive the claims against said Co,lvln. We will meet on the business of our appointment at he Town Hall. in sad Sharon on the first Wednesday of March and on the 22d dav of July 1918, at 1 o'clock P. M., on each of saiddtys 10 receive claims.
 SAMUEL ROBERTS,
 VIRGIL W. ROBERTS,
 Commissioners. Sharon. Feb ', 1s4s 3Y 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
MARRIED.

In this town, Rap'an Falls. by Rev. | HEN- SON, Nr Wm RavrnScrrft, to Miss Almira $. heeler, both Of Li.ehfeld. In this town, Bantam Falls, hv the Eev. |. HENs"N. MT Jacob D. Stone to Julia A. Swift, Of Washin. ton,
 In -Sonth Gas enburv hv Rev. w. c. 1ones Nr Tesnph F. Calhoun of WnIcottvie to Miss i'arlss' A, Caswell of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
PENMANSHiP.

IN pursuance of solicitation made by II some of The inhabitants of Li.chfeld and vicinity,a course of Lessons in the ar, of Penmanship will be commenced on Mons day evening, Feb. 14th. should suitable encouragement be given. Winchesters ap> proved system will be adopted and strictly adhered to. All who may desire 10 give the subject attention, are invited to appear at the District School Room at the time above desIgna,cd, at which time farther information will be given in relation to the matter RILEY STlLLMAN.
 Litchfield, Feb, 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
DEATHG.

In this town, Milton sScietv, on tho 18th, inst, Mrs Esther, wife of sac Baldwin, ageds !.
 Tn this town. south Far'ns society, Mrs. Ma " Ann Mansfield, aged 7s
 At New Haven. on the 6th inst. Mrs. M,rv Monson. "iie of Eneas Monson, Esq. in her 7jth year.
 Al Derby, on the 7th inst Rev. Zephania1 Swift, aged 76.
 In Wnslow, Eizaheth, wife of William Matthews, Esq, editor of the Yankee Blade. aged 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
Pine Boards, Shin GLE X CLAPBO ARDS

THE Subscriber offers for sale 500 UoO feet clear and merceantable Boards and Planks.
 25O QUO feet clear and merchantable Clap boards
 800 rived and sawed Shingles. a 5O coo feet white wood Boards and Plank. 2o0o Bunches eastern Lath, together with a general assortment of building materials. l6 2m H. M WEIGH.
 FarnIngton Canal. .Plainville Nov. 6. ls47
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
District of -Ne,o .Mti!tord, <, s.1
 PyO6ate Court F'e0. !, iS4o {

TPON the application ut Albert N. U Baldwin of said New Milford, showing to this Court that he is the Guardian to Fitch k. Buckingham, William J. Buckingham, Henry C. Bu kngham and Caroline F. Buckingham. minors, belonging 10 sad district, and that said minors are the owners of the follow ng real es- tdIe, iyIng n the northern part of said New M- ford, one plece of land containing seventy SIX acres more or less bounded east Dy ghwuv and M ron $. Wheaton's land. south Ly Will am Couch IS iand klrjath A. Hunts land and Ah'- gai Clark S land, west by highway anu north by said Wheaton's laud and Jabcsh Msrehnase land with dwelling house and other bui dings thereon One piece on the east sde ot highway opposite the firsi, containing one acre more or less, bounded west and norm by highway. east by Jabesh Mofehouse land and south by Bury Ing ground. One piece lying northenstery of O horaee Clark's dwelling house, contains l9 acres more or less, and IS bounded west by high way, north by highway and John DncknghnIn'S land. east bv Harlow h. Newton land anc Ed ward Hunt 's'land and John Buckingham 8 land and south by Jabish Warehouses land and flor ace Cark's land One piece lying near Mount Tom, bounded east by highway, south by Isaac Clark land and Joseph w ellis land, west by Io- seph Wells land, and north by Anna W. Buck ingham's land. containing five acres more ar less; said minors being tenants Tn common ot sad Property m equa portions. valued at about three thousand dollars, and showing just and reasona- ble cause tor selling said real estate: praylng for an order, and that he or some meet person be em- powered. To sell the same, as per application on file, dated the l2lh day of February ls4S more fully appears.
 Ordered-Tha, the foregning application be heard at the Probate Office in New Milford on the lst day of April, lS49. at 9 o'clock loreaoon; and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the pace where such real estate lies, hree weeks successiyey, a: least SIX weeks before said time assigned.
 DAVID C. SANFORD,
 Judge. New Milford. Feh. IT, lS45. *4U 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
RSsnalorial ConEsntIsn. sen,

The Whigs of the I7th Senatorial District, are hereby mortified that a Convention wi he holden at the T. s. Hotel West Corn wall. on the first day of March, ls4s. at Il o'clock A. M-. for the purpose of nominating suitable candidate tn represent said district In the neX' General Assembly, oi this state. IL will be re- memhered that each town Tn the district IS en- titled iU tour delegates. Your committee spec ially desire that every town would he fully reps resented ID 'he convention. The appointment of delegates at an early day is recommended.
 Per order of the Dist. Com.
 Eah I6th
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
TENPERANCE MEETING.

We are requested 10 give notice that the Annual Meeting of the Litchfield washingtonian Temper ance Society, will be held at the Court House, on Tuesday evening next. Addresses may be expected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
WHIG MEETING

'ENHE Whigs of the town of Litchfield are requested to meet at the Mansion Honse on Wednesday the 18th inst. al 3 o'clock P M. to choose delegates to the County and Senatorial Conventions.
 By order of the Town Cus1mitiee
 Lilchfi, lt, Feb. g. lS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
.A. GaYl.

The undersigned, with his wife, cordially re- spond, with thanks, to tho interest and affection of his people signifed in ther visit and donations at his house, cn Wednesday, 9'h inst also in the wood-spell,' on the next day. Such annua meetings, apart from their secular value to thr of interview and better acquaintance between the people themselves, and between them and their plstar, who, every considerate mind will perceive, cannot, without neglect of soma other duties, make the tour of his parish oftner than once year.
 BENJ. L. SWAN. Lifchfeld, Feb II, 1918.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

FIFTEENTH DISTRICT Just as our paper is going to press, we have received , Notice calling the Convention for this Senatorial District, at the Hotel of II Web >ter, in Winsted, on the lst day of March, al 10 o'clock, A. M. The Notice will be pub .iShed in form next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

At CHESHiRE. Stages from Waterbury dirac; connect with the up and down mornihg Trains at 3 25 A. M R-thrning from the up and down Evening Tralns at 10 P. M. Also. from Lrtchirld, Wolcotville and Wa terburv with the Down Train at II 25 A. M. Returning upon the arrival of the Up Train at 3D P. VI.
 At PL,4LNHILLE, Stages from Plymouth, Bristol and Pennington connect with the morning Train Tor New Haven al s 30 A. M.-- Returning al about P. M.
 Also, from LiIrhfeld, Winstead, New Hart ford. Colllnsv'Ie and Unionvlle to connect with ihe II A. M. Train to New Haven Re- turning upon the arrival ot tie Train at about ?. M.
 HENRY FARNAM,
 Superintendent. .Nttc H1ven. January, 26, lS4S. 3g1
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

|, SHERIFF CoUSrY CoNvENrIoN.-At a Whig meeting held at Gothic Hall on Tuesday evening last, Messrs. Norton J. Buel. John Kendrick, L. P. BryaE, and David s. Law, were chosen delegates to the Whig Convention f,T the nomination of Sheri f, iO be held at New Hayes on "Wednesday next-with power to appoint ! pbs&itvtes,-Waterbury American.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

V0 HE Court of Probate for the District of New \ Milford, hath limited and allowed months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the cs- tate of DAVID GAYLORD, late of New Mll- ford, m said district, deceased, in which to ex- hihlt their claims for allowance an! settlement Those negloctin9 to present their accounts with in said tlme, prsperiy attesled, will be dcbarred a recovery.
 GrAlI persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 VIM. ROBERTS,
 Admins strator. New Milford, Feb 7rh, lS4S *403w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

TORRINGTON DELEGATION.
 To the County Convention-Charies B. Smith, If s Richards, Nelson Roberts, and Alonzo Whiting.
 To the Senatorial Convention, 18th dis'r, Gcerg" D Wadhams, Phiueas North, Anson Colt, jr.. Edwin Dr Ike;