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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

At a toson meeting legally Warned and
holden in the town Of Washington, on
the 7th day Of Noe. A. D. 1s4s.
Voted. That neat Cattle. Horses, Asses
Mules. Swine, Sheep, and Geese, be- and the
same hereby are restrained ir.tn going at large
on the highways or commons, in this town
excepting bpe Cow to each individual family,
Voted. That the penalty for a breach Of this
5ye law, shall be twenty Ave cents for each
neat Cattle, Horse, Ass, Mule. Sheep. Swine
or Goose So going al large, to be paid by the
owner Of such animal or creature before ia =
med TO the person who shall so prosecute 10
effect for the breach Of the law aforesaid.
Voted, That any Elector or free holder Of
this town may proseca,e for breach Of this
bye law
Voted That the Town Clerk Of this town
cause these by laws n be published IN news
paper published in Litchfirld, in the Cou 1ty
Of Ltch6eld Tour weeks successfully before
the said bye law doth be IN power.
A true copy vi the Record.
Certified by
. D. B. BRINSM ADE. Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
1N. TRUMAN sMrrH. OF CONN

Ths friends Of Gen. Taylor, everywhere
throughout this broad cOnlederacy, owe TO
the distinguished gentleman. whose name
heads this article, q debt Of gratitude for the
able and prudent manner In which he has
conducted the recent Presidential canvass |;
which, we are sure, they will amply iepay
whenever suitable opportunity presents it,
self. Selected by the Taylor Republican
members Of Congress, as one tf the grand
Central Committee whose duty il was to re-
main ut Washington, watch over the inter.
est OF the party, supervise the printing and
distribution uf millions OF documents, and 10
expose the intrigues Of the Office holders and
traders in office and principle, I'd defeat Gen.
Taylor, he has performed those arduouS,
difficult and responsible duties with a zeal.
talent and perseverance, which has eiicited
UNQUALIFIED admiration. He did lot make
a single false step move, during the can
vass, but with Self-poised aud ready mind.
intuitive perception and indomiiabIe ener-
gF,- he met the foes of republican princi>
pies at every point, and rrpelled their en-
venomed assaults in all quarters Of the
Uulon, with a visOr aud fearlcSsme$s which
Agreeably surprised his friends and utterly
COMPOUNDED his enemies. Did the Wash
ingt0n leaders attempt to Islander and ViilIty
the naam Of the peopfe-ZAcHARY TAYLOR
in any particular section oi the Country, in
order TO advance the interest of the caDdi-
date Of the Spokesman. Gen. CaSs-the do
cumeits Of Mr.. SMITH. armed with truth
and historical fact. were on hand TO refute
and repel The attacks Of The calumniators.
no matter with what secrecy and celebrity
they may have worked. He was appointed
a sentine! on the tower of pune constitutions
al republicanism, and CALAMITY and faiths
fully has he performed his whole dn'y.
THE Taylor Republicans of the Southern
States are deeply indebted TO Truman Smith
for his noble aud decided espousal of their
rights and of the cause Of their candidate,
in the earliest part of The canvass. Living
as he does, in one of the extreme Northern
States, farlhest removed from US and our
interests, and residing in a community
where it has been generally supposed that
the deepest hostility 10 the institution of
slavery prevails, it was peculiarly hOnofa.
bic in HIM TO take TIE great statesman like
ami national stand he did in favor nf Zach.
ary Taylor and the rights OF the whole con .
federated States. He could not have works !
ed harder, OF abored more successfully, had |
the great mort hern statesman, his neighbour |
and friend. been the candidate, instead OF
glorious old Zachary Taylor, a STAKEHOLDER |
of the extreme South. This, Of itself, shows
that no particle OF sec'ionalism finds place |
in his bosom, and marks him truly as a |
great national statesman. As such, we beg !
leave 10 offer him our sincere congratulate
lions upon the glorious result of the cam
vass, and to arden,ly thank him tor his in.
def.tigab'e labors in the great cause Of the
people Nalchez Weekly Courier.
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District Of .Netp .Miifo, d IS }

kNOF' flul 1910
u STATE of Heman CHamberlit, late
~ OF New Milford, in said District, de-
ceased. The Coutt Of Probate for the Dist, let
OF New Milford, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date heteol. for the creditors
Of said Estate, reptes ,nted iusolvent. in which
TO exhibit thell claims thereto; and has APP
pointed Henry Merwin. and Julius B. Harri-
SOU, ESQ, Commissioners 10 receive and exam,
ine said claims. Certified by
d, C. SANFORD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house of the deceas-
ed, in said New Milford, on the 18th day of
January, and The Goth day ui May, ls49 al 10
o'clock, in the forenoon on each Of aid days,
for the purpose If attending on the business of
said appointment.
HENRY MFRWIN, Commission
JULIUS B. HARRISON, ! ers.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re.
quesied to make immediate payment to
81 JOSIAH BEARDSLEY, Admir-.
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HNHE subscribers having been appointed
Il by the CourI of Probate for ihe
irict of Sharon, Commissioners, on III
tate of Harriet Nichols, late Of said Di,
deceased, give notice thai we shall me,
The business Of our said appointment al
Office of Israel Camp, in said Sharon, ~
the first Monday, in February, lS49, and On
the third Monday OF May following, at o, g
O'clnCk, p M, on ca, of said days.
ISRAEL CAMP, tCommis~
JAY S. CANFlELD, { sionei>.
Sharon, Dec. 18th, !848. 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

At Court of Probate holden at Lltchfield,
within and for the District Of Ltch6eld,
on the 7lh day of Dec A. D.. 1913.
Present-CHARLES ADAMS. Ese.. Judge.
ESTATE Of ELIZA WEIGH, late of Itch
II field, deceased Ordered, That the Ad-
Illustrator exhibit his Administrators account
to this Court for adjustment, at the Probate
Office, in Litchfeld, ON the 18th day of Dee.
ls4s. at H. o'clock. a. M and that all 7ersnns
Interested in said Estate may be notified there
Of, the Administrator viii cause this order 10
be published in newspaper printed in LiIch-
field county. Attest,
81 CHAS. ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

H~M. L. GRAHAM, Esq, of Salisbu-
ry, is authorized to receive payment for
newspapers and advertisements, on ac-
counts due this Office.
CD. WADHAMs, Esq, do, Wolcottville.
LrMAr SMITH, Esq, do, Bridgewater.
7. F. BR1NshADE, Esq, do. Washington.
LEWIS SMITH, Esq, do, Harwinton.
LEVI s. KNAPP, Esq, New Milford.
G. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

THE BAKERS.-It will be seen that
these cmincntly popular vocalists are to
give Concert in this village on Friday
evening. The simple announcement VIII
give them full house. .
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
LITCHFiELD COUNTY. s.,

Superior Court, August Tenn. IS4s
N HEEEAS, Leonard Piel pOI.t, OF Litclr-
w field, and J, In E, Amber, of BVthIeu
Trustees Of Mis-. Ali. ai ChuIch, oI Beth. IT,
have brought their petition to this Court lhe,.-
in alleging, thai Ms Mary Lord, late of LitcF-
field. deceased, did, on the 22d day OF Augl ST,
1919. make and execute 10 the Trustees Of the
said Abigail, mortgage dee D OF certain PIE
misses living in the village IF Litchtield, to seq
cure the payment Of a certain note in said deed
described, which premises in said deed dt :,
scrlbed as follows. to wit; g. a certain tract y
land1ying in the village OF Lich6eld, contain.
ing about two and three quarter acres, bounded
Fast and South On highway. West on Pliny a,
Eeot;s land, and North on Augustus \ Lord'5
land, with the buildings thereon;'' and lur,ht;
alleging, that the said Mary Lord, on or abaAF
the 10th day Of May. 1913. died, intestate,
leaving as her heirs at law, Mrs. Mary Pierpont
wife of Rev. jobs Pierpont, Of Troy, N. Y,
Joseph l. Lo1d. and Henry Loud. both Of the
City, County and State "f New York, Erastu5
A. Lord, Of Rnxbury, Commonwealth of Massas
chusetis, Georgianna, daughter Of Geo. Lord:
late of the said city of New York, deceased,
Mary Ann Smelling, Frances Smelling and Fin
lily Smelling, minor daughters 0! Mrs. Abby
Smelling, late Of the said city Of New York.
deceased, and further, alleging that the said
Erastus A Lord is Administrator 81 the estate
of the said Mrs. Mary Lord and praying for d
decree of foreclosure against the said heirs aid
administrator.
is therefore OIdered; That said petiti>l
be continued to the next session of said Supe-
ror Court to be holden at Litchfed, on the
Sd Tuesday of February, A. D ls49, and that
notice OF the ppndency Of said petition be giS
ven to the said Respondents by publishing this
order of notice in some newspaper printed IN
Litchiield. for three weeks successfully, the
first publication at least six weeks before thu,
said Sd Tuesday Of February. lS49 BY the
Court. f. u BEEMAN,
80 Assistant Clerk.
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AUCTION.

D Y order Of the Cour, of Probate FL the
- District Of LitchfeId, will be sold at
Public Auction, on the 18th day Of January
l849, at the house Of the subscriber, (nn>
less previously disposed of al private sale,)
so much Of the Real Estate of Peter Kid
ney. late of Warren, deceased. as will raise
the sum of one hundred and seventy five
dollars and ten cents, with incident charges
OF sale. Fri GRANNIS, Admir-.
Warren, Dec. IL. 1913. SO
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A Card.

THE undersigned with heartfelt graf
itude hereby acknowledges the kindness
of his friends on New Years Day, and
also for their subsequent donation of
wood and while he thanks them for
their generous gifts, prays that in return
God may enrich them with all spiritual
blessings. S. FULLER.
hitch field, Jan. 10, 1949.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
Li,ch6eld, Dec. Goth 1913.
MICHIGAN LANDS
For Sale or Exchange

Il OE odt0 III LACl1uLlSC
hight HUNDRED ACRES of valuable
IL Land in Shiswassee County, Michigan,
twelve miles from the Capitol of the State.
Six hundred and forty acres in the town CT
Bennington, is we'll wooded and well watered
with good share of natural meadow and ara
BILE land. This tract will make four good farms
with sufficient Of each kind Of land for all farm
ing purposes. Eighty acre has been under
fence and cultivation for some years. The
other one hundred and sixty acres lieson ami
a half miles southeast from the first piece in
the town at Perry, i; peculiarly valuable tor u
White Cedar Grove, from which shingles can
he made enough TO pay the purchase many
times; it is the only Cedar Grove in the coun
try. The above Lands will be sold entiie or
10 sections as may be desired, or exchanged for
a small Farm, or House and Lot, in Connects
cut, on fair terms: one in Llichfeld Count!
will have III" preference.
For further information, inquire Of the SUBJ
scriber. A. S. LEWIS
L,ich6eld. Dec. 10, 1S4S. eow3m-32
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

Pennsylvania EXPERIMENTATION. f.
Parker Uoco) has been elected Speaker
of the house after long and Intellectual
trial, three of the native party changing
their vote for him. The vote stood 50 to
4s-two scattering. The choice of a U
S. Senator, in the place of Mr.. Cameron.
takes place Tuesday.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
Geese Feathers.

mH subscribers have made arrange
II men:s to keep constant supply of a
first rale article of GEESE FEATH.
FRS-selecled and packed with great
care by ourselves, in packages of from
90 to 81 lbs; and will furnish at all times
any quantity from 20 10 1000 lbs. of quail
ity they will warraat as good as the best,
al as low prices as can be purchased of
equal quality in the State.
s. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1S48.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

~ MA Methodist clergyman In Albany.
haried SpFague, claims 10 have discovered
The secret of the transmutalion of metals.
"a lev evenings slnce, he exhibited before a
large audience. . piece Of copper. which he
deelaFsd up0n his honor was few days pre-,
Sibus pure lead. He said the secret was
discovered 81 meaps Of eiaisyeyopes. Ow-
tne 10 bis belief II mesmerism, &c, the BIZ
sh5b has saspended him. "a ta
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

Death Of a millionaire. - Peter G.
Brooks, the richest man in New England,
died recently in Boston. He was the
father-in-law Of Charles F. Adams, Gov.
Everett, and the Rev. DIR. rockingham.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
CHAs. ADAMS, Judge.
District of Torring ton. So. }

-, District of Torrington, So.
Probate Court, Dec 90 10 8.
ESTATE of JASPERG CURTISS, late Of
II Torringlon; in said District deceased.
The Court oF Probate for the District Of
Torrington hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof. for the Creditors
of said Estate. TO exhibit their claims for set
tlrmant Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attesed, within said time.
will I's debarred ) recovery. All persons in
drbted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
HORATIO L WETMORE,
- 3w34 Administrator.
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PRUgATE 1ECURD.
Notice.

TNHE Conrt of Probate for the District Of
Il Litchfeld, hath limited and allowed
six months from this date, for the creditors
OF the Estate of Asa BARNES, within which
TO present their claims TO the Administrator
for settlement. All claims not presented
within said time will be debarIcd recove.
ry. All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to,
FRANCIS BACON, .Adm'r.
I.itchfeld, Dec. l6. 1913. SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

T IST OF LETTERS remaining in
- the Post Office, at Lilchtield Conn,
January lst. lS49.
Abbot Burton W. Hathaway Amos
Allen Oliver E Hayes S.
Aspinwall Sarah M Johnson Horace
Baker John Lewis George w
Baldwin Aaron MeShurcli w K Mrs
Barber Charlotte MnnSon Sidney
Norman Morile Amelia
Barnes Tracy Mott Chloe A
Beach Fanny NJ Norton Eli
Be is Charles Orion Samuel D
Bissell G Osborn Sidney NJ
Booth Charles Peck Daniel M
Brace Charles L Peck Nelson G
Brown Clarnda Reigby Grove
Elizabeth Root Maryan
Brusie George Sherwood John
Bryan Henry Simpson Mary Ann
Butler J Glentworth Smith George
Clark Jsnnet Smith Perry
Cooke William Spencer Hannah
Chatfeld Andrew Starr Emmon s
Churchill Cyrus Ssoddard Leonard
Coe Henry Stone Ormor
Constant Mr. Stow Charles
Cranda:l r G. Strong Martin B
Curtis Il A Sweeney Michael
Day Alveron T,obals Richard
Dexter Newton L Way Moves
Drum Patrick Ward Caroline s
Gilmore John Wheaton Genrgep
Evans Charles WHIT omb Joseph
Fairchild w II Wilcox Abia,her
French Samuel Woodruff I.uciuS p
Grist George Wooster Rollin
Gibbs Emma s Wright Ell
Hall Andrews Wright Washir g,on
Hanchette Miles W LIZ
Hart Hannah
Z II. NOODRIIFF. P NJ.
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This work 10 decidedly the cheapest and most
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and from the orders already received for 1t, we
are satisfied if is destined to have an Immense
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act as agents. :.
Az the publisher ia desrous of giving this
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winsted Bank.

TvHE Stockholders Of the Winsted Bank are
L hereby notified that the payment OF the
ed instalment of FIVE DOLLARS, on each
Of their respective shaFesof the capital st"ck.
will be required to be Tnate on the 5ah day Of
January, IS4o. al the H"Ietof H. WebsteF in
Winsted. Per order Of the DiEceaqgs. sisaI
Ss,y5r GEORGE DUDEtsF, Piesident.
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At Court 81 p: obaie holden at Ltchfield.
within and for the District Of Litchtield, on
the 9th day OF January, A. D., IS49.
Presrnt-CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, Judge
NSrATE ~ Milo Winchel. Iale Of Tor
1A rlngton, in said District, deceased, Or
dered that The Administrators on said Estate.
exhibit his Administration account Ia this
Court for adjustment, at the Probate Office in
Lilch6eId. on the 22d day OF January. instant.
at 10 o'clock. In the forenoon; and that all
persons inter, sed IN said E.latr may be nuli
ii d thereof, The Administrator viii cause this
O. der 10 be published in newspaper printed in
LitchteId. at least ten days previous TO said
22d day Of January.
A true copy Of Record.
IS CIlAS ADAMS, Judge.
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Farm for Sale

&YgA SITUATED in the north part 81
!99sN Sharon, on the main road from
lsissE Sharon to Salisbury, containing
1870 $50 acres Said Farm is suitably
divided into Meadow, Pasture and Woodland,
and is we'll watered. On SAID Farm is good
dwelling Houa Barn. Shed, sc and plenty Of
choice Fruit Trees; the whole under a high
State of cultivation, and we'll fenced.
Title indisputable. and terms accornmoda
ting Possession given 1st OF April next.
For particulars, enquire on the premises Of
HOMER PARDEE.
Sharon. Dec LIST 1S4S. 4Wp3O
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SERIOUS ARRAY.

The shanty of MessrS. McCue and Con-
way, sub-contractors on the Naugatuck
Railroad, situated in this town, about half
a mile south of Wolcottville, was broken
into on Monday night by a number of
rufians, who discharged guns at the beds
in the room in which the said contractors,
with their wives and children and SER
want girl, were sleeping. Mrs. McCue
was shot by balm her side, which pass
ed backwards and upwards, lodging near
the spine. The physicians at Wolcott-
vile, and Drs. Beckwith and Seymour Of
this village, examined the wound, and
consider it very dangerous one. The
servant girl was also shot through the
back part of the neck, but is not seriously
injured. A man named Edward Lam
deyon was on Tuesday brought before
Charles Adams, Esq, charged with the
crime, and bound over to the Superior.
Court. Several others are under arrest.
The cause of the outrage appears to have
originated in the fact that the contractors
had recently discharged some of their
men.
P.S. 1t is said this morning that Mrs
McCue is dead.
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Rantam Division 5. Of T.

THE members of this Division arr
hereby notified that there will be a sre
cial meeting at their Hall on Thursday
evening of this week.
A punctual attendante IS requested.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

A notice Of BAcoN's Poems, and "Pu-
ritanism and its Mission" No. 2, are
crowded out.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

lbs, Cotton Bat

ting.
1000 Worsted Comfofters.
100 Cotton Beds, at wholesale
prices; merchants supplied at the
Railroad Store.
ALSO,
Just received fresh assortment
of GOODS purchased in New York
last week for cash, and will he sold
at low prices WADHAMS.
Roilroad Store, Wo1cottUiUe
November 20, 1849.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

AT Court nf Probate holden at Litchfeld,
within and for the District of LitchfieId, Oh
The 18th day OF Dec 1913.
Presrns-CHAS ADAMS. ESQ. Judge.
FSTATE of Mcdad D. Bishop, late OF
Ia Li'chfeld, deceased, Ordered, That
The Administrator eXhibi, his Administrator
account to this Court for adjustment, on the
sth day of January. 1919. at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon; and that all persons interested in
said Estate may be notified thereof, the Admi-
n,siralor will cause this order to be published
in newspaper printed in Litchfcld County,
and post copy thereof on The sign post near
est the late residence of said deceased, in said
town of Li;chfed.
81 CHAs ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

COT SALISBURY, NEW HAMPsHIRE.)
Who have given Concerts with distinguished
success during the last four years, in the cities
and principal towns Of twenty States of the
Union, respectfully announce that they will
give a VOC.4L EJVTERT.dLN.NE.N vt. al
Smiths Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, January
l2th, 1919. On which occasion they will in
trodGce Programme of their Choicest Peers.
mostly Orig'nai-comprising variety of lew
and popular Glres, not performed at their for
mer Concerts in thus place.
Ocs- Doors open at oclock;-Concert 10
commence al l.2prccise!y. Tickets 25 cts
Children |? 3 cents.
o. The Bakers will sing in Wolcottville
Thursday Evening. January l1lh, and at Ply
mouth, Saturday Evening. January 18th. -.
SOM ar1EI1MS ME'W,
And Prices Reduced.
THE subscriber has recently become ac-
L qnainted with new process for taking
D.AGUERREOTYPE LIKE.NES SEES,
which renders them much more desirable than
any that have ever before beef. produced in
this place. t..4
lie will remain at home few days which will
give those who wish. an opportunity to secure
these Walt hle keepsakes ny calling at his res
idence in West STREET.
J. l.. JUDD.
Liich6eld, Dec. Goth l94S. 33
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n1Ew AND POPULAR WORK FOR BOOK
II AGENTS An Agent is wanted IN every
lR CITY and County i'll the United States, TO
procure subscribers, and sell the following
1S elegant work. just published and ready tof
delivery:
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GOSHEN!.

H. N. LYMAN has returned from
New York with his second Ntment
of desirable
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P.S. 1t is said this morning that Mrs
McCuei is dead.