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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-31
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT.

adjoining the Hotel property, on the lower side,
well suited for the comfortable accommodation of a
small family. Also the MEADOW LOT, on the
eastern side of the street, and opposite the Hotel =,
which will be divided into lots of convenient size
for BUILDING LOTS. This property is well
worthy the attention of persons, DESTROYS CT engage
ing in Hotel keeping, who may wish TO procure
eligible situations, where they enjoy the educa-
tional advantages, afforded, by the Virginia Militia
ry Institute, Washington College, Ann Smith \
cademy, and the best Classical and Primary Schools
A Plat, and Survey of the entire grounds, will be
exhibited on the day of sale.
TERMS.-The Hotel and Lot with so much
ground as may be appropriated thereto, upon cred
its of one, two and three years-the Warren Lot,
upon credit of one year-and all the other Lots
upon credits of one and two years-except so much
cash in hand as shall be required TO defay the
of sale and surveying.
N5- Sale to commence at II O'Clock A. NJ
j. ID. DAVIDSON :.
j. LETCHER, z
G.. T.. DORMAN, (
j. G. PAXTON =
October 5, l949--tds.-Pr's. fee, 81. 90.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
PIRWRATG REGORm.

PURSUANT to an order from the Court of Probate for the District of New Milford, will be sold at Public Auction, to lhe high est bidder, on the 9th day of June l849 a, one o'clock, in the afternoon, (unless pre- viously disposed of at private sale,) so much of the Real Estate of NATHAN BISHOP, late of New Milford deceased, as will raise the sum of $l74,l8 and incident charges. Sale to take place at the late dwelling house of said deceased, in said New Milford. Terms made known at the time of sale.
 MILO GEER. .,...
 POLLY M. BISHOP. n"''''''''""'o''' D.
 Dated at New Milford this 18th dai of May iS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

AcQuIrrAL OF THos. A. 'WALKER.- The trial of this individual for the mur- der of his wife was brought to close last evening, after laborious investigation of II days continuation, by verdict of Ac- oU1TTAL. The case has excited great in- terest, and crowds ofspectators have been constantly in attendance. One of the ju- TOTS had much difficulty in bringing his mind to assent to the verdict, but after receiving instruction from the Court that if there was any doubt resting upon the mind of juror as to the guilt or inno- cence, of the prisoner the latter was en- titled to the benefit of that doubt, a yer dict was rendered as abovc.-N. y Jour one. Jane 9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
The Hydraulic Ram.

 Water running up to your House and
 Barn aOitlout labor. HNHE subscriber would respectfully call the l attention oi the citizens of Litchfield Co. and vicinity, to this ingenious, beautiful, sim m- pie and usetui Machine, so completely adapted 10 their wants, particularly to the agricultural portion of the community.
 By means of this Marhine water can be rafs> ed tr, m a Brook ar S,ring to a House and Barn. or to a number of them. though they should hs luO feet or more higher than the source. ard however distant they may be If a proportionate fall can be obtained
 The Machines which make will raise wa ter 5 feat for every foot fall, causing it to run in steady stream as from an Aqueduct runs ming down hull. More than 1000 of these Ma chues are now in successful operation-are not liable to get out of order--are easily pro :ected f"m freezing, and lhose who have them in use would not part with them for double theircost.
 The suitable size for driving pipe leading rom the Fountain to the Machine is from to l-2 inch. Hafor 5-Sinch is suitable for dis charging pipe to carry the water rom the Machine 10 House and Barn
 Lead Pipe and Pumps.
 The subscriber continues to manufacture Learl Pipe fur Aqueducts. Pumps for raising water from Wells, Strings, Brooks or Cisterns. The subscriber after tw enty years experi- ence, r,aclice, and operation, is prepared to make and pn, in operation Hydraulic Machi> nery cf any description. and warrants his work.
 OG-orders respectfully solicited and prompt ly attended tO.
 AL NNSON ANDRUS,
 Hydraulic Engineer. Canton, May eelh, ls!9 6m-o
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

D1PhoAtATIc APPOINTMENTS --ThoIgh not officially announced, tt is said to be on good authority that it has been decided to make the following Diplomatic Appointments. Hon. Abbot Lawrenc. ol Mass. Minister tn England.
 Hon. Wm. c. Rives of Va, Minister to Frarce.
 Ex Governor Graham of N. c. Minister to Spain.
 BaiIie Peyton Of La. Minister to Chili. Hon Geo P. Msrsh of Vt. Minister to Der lin or Constantinople.
 Col. McC!ung of Miss Charge to New Granada.
 pr. Thos. M. Foote oi N. Y. Charge 10 Ba- gotta or VenZurla.
 T. L. Crt,enden, oi Ky. Consul at Liver pool.
 Lorenzo Draper. of N. Y. Consul al Havre. Ex-Cov. Kent, of Me. Consul at Rio Jane fro.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

At Court of Probate holden at Kent, within
 and for the District of Kent5 on the 3lst day
 of May, lS4S
 Present-JoHNSON c. HATCH, Esq. Judge. THE Administrator of the Estate of Russel .l Chamberlain, late of said District, decea- sed, represents said Estate insoivent, and prays that Commissioners thereon be appointed.
 ORDERED, That Commissioners to re- ceive, examine and adjust the claims of cred- itors of said deceased be appointed at the Pros bate Office in said district, on the 5th day Of June next, at 9 o'clock, \. M and that ali persons interested in said Estate may be noti- fled thereof, said Administrator is directed to cause this order to be published by advertising in a newspaper printed in Litch6eld, and costing copy on the public sign post nearest where said deceased lasr dWelt in said Kent, al least ten days before the time assi snsd for said JOHNSON c. HATCH. Judge. Al a Court of Probate holden al New Mlllord
 within and for the District of New Milford
 on the ssh day of May. is49.
 Resent, D. B. BrinsmGde, Esq.,, Judge of the adjoining district of Washington. .holding said Court because David c. sanford, the Judge of said district of New Milford. is le- gaIly disqualified 10 aci in this case.
 \ | r OgN tue TPfHIUU NI hn FID S' 'EH' U FORD of said New Milford, showing [" this Court that he IS paTt and natural guar dian of Henry C. Sanford of said New Milford. a minor and that said Minor IS the owner oi a piece of land, ,ne in Liichdeld ID i-''chteld County, containing one quarter h an acre ,nore or Iess Roundrd N"riherly bS Samuel CIock.s land, Easiwardlv by 0zias Seymnu,'s land S.ntherly ny David C Buckiey's Ian d Westerly by highway. with dwelling house thereon. subject io the lite estsie of David C. Sonford. praying ths Curt, f"r teasons in said pe,ition set Iorlh, 'o pass aN o,der authorizing and empowering said petitioner or some other meet person to sell and convey the interes,a oG said minor tn said described premises, &C., MdinE lo the Statute h such eaae mode and pT yided--as per petition on lle. dated. May aLh lSi9
 ORDERED, thst said petition be oohiln- ued tO the A,h day of August isa0 then to be he ' and determined at the Probate Office ln 1aid New Milford al ll o'clock h the fore noon cad that notice af the pendenry thereof he given by publishing thls order lR neWas paneT printed h LllehAsld three weeks snr eesalValy. M least slx weeks heioge sha aalI 4lh day of August i7tn,
 A lvAe rapy of Record.
 . DANIEL D, BtllNsh4ADE. Judge,
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A Ia Town Meeting of the Town of Har- I1 winton, legally warned for the purpose ol restraining Cattle, &c.,, and held al the Town Hall, in said Harwinton, April 2d. 1S40. ResOired, That if the owner n any horse, mule, cattle. sheep, goose or swine shall suffer the same 10 go at large out of his or her en- closure. after the publication of this Bylaw in conformity with the statute of this State in such case provided, such owner shall forfeit and pay to any person who shall take up and impound the same, the sum of Twenty-Five cents for each horse. cattle, mule, sheep, goose and swine for each time they shall he sO found running at large out of the owners en. closure and taken up. That it shall be the dufy of the Haywards of said Town, and it shall be IGtcfI for Gny freeholder to fake u. and impound any oi the aforesaid animals so found running al large os the Highways or Commons of said Town: and the owner oI owners of such cattle, horse, mule, sheep, goose and swine so impouDded, shall not receive the same from the Pound until he or they shall have paid the person go impounding the same the amount of forfeiture, and to the Pound. Keeper his fees and expenses Tor keeping said creatures, as in other cases Of creatures i'm. pounded, all which together with all the pro. ceedings in relation to this Bylaw shall be regulated by the statutes of this State. in such cases provided, provided that any person being l an inhabitani of said Town may let one or more Cow run at large oa the Highway or Common and moi incur the aforesaid penalty. upon get ting permit from any of the Selecimen oI said Town therefore: which permit snch se- lectmen areheseby authorized te grlnt for such term and with such restrictions if any. as they shall think proper.
 Voled, That the Town Clerk of said Town cause the aforesaid By-Law to be published in the Litchfeld Enquirer.
 Certified from Record by
 A. ABERNETHY, Town Clerk, Harwinton. April I2'h, ist9
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DENTISTRY. Edward ". Blake.

D ESIDENT Surgical and Mechanical Dem N tist, ma, be consulted at all hours at his residence, in West street, four doors below the County House. As usual all operations upon the teeth will be performed in accordance with the most approved principlesci Dental Science and at the most reasonable pTiees
 TEETH extracted sOIfhoWI pain oF danger tO Re0iIh, by the use Of psWe distilled Ethsv,
 When Ether Is used, only 30 cents per tooth will be chaTged.
 L.tch6eld, May 9, lel9. o9
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
Steam E ngimes & Boilers

\ RE made and repaired on the shortest notice by the subscriber. Shafting and H Machinery of all kinds made 10 order. Castings furnished of the best quality, and extremely low.
 TOOLS, PATTERNS. DIES. and all kinds of work usually done in machine shop, done in Style which cannot fail to shit customers. GAS, STEAM and WA TER PIPES always on hand.
 AARON KILBOURN. No. 4 Howard St, New Hayen,l
 May 2lst, lS40. Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
nJ-Several articles and advertisements necessarily deferred.
NOTICE.

De- The North Association of Lilch6eld County will hold its annual meeting at the house of Rev. Ira PettibO-e. Winsted, on the I2th of the present month, (Tuesday.) A pub lic mecting IR behalf of Home Missions will he held at 2 o'clock, of that day. The friends of the cause are respectfully invited to be pre> sent. Addresses will be made by several gen. tlemen. JOSEPH ELDRIDGE,
 Register of Association. June 4th, 1919.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

Augusta. MOore. twas appointed for 'he dis tIici 0f Stafford.
 Lucius ]. Hen.lee, was nominated Tor Ho- 1ron-an amendment was moved by Mr. Mark ham. that the name of Ralph Gilbert be sub sIituted-nOminatiOn laid on the table.
 Resolution allowing compensation to Lever ett W. Vessels, referred 10 com on claims. The petition of Glover Sanford and others, respecting the erection of a bridge. came from the House amended as t0 rates of tOll-Senate concurred, bill in form passed.
 Mir. Kellogg from the cem. on interpretations other than banks, on fhe petition of s. W. Gold reported adversely-lepOrted accepted.
 MT Johnson from con- on railroads report ed that Thaddeas Welle>, Walter J"hnst.n and Samuel S Warner be cnmmisss ners on New Haven and New London Railroad
 MT. Dunham from the com. on new towns and probate districts, Ol petition of $. Il. Dud- ley, reported favorabIy report accepted and resolution passed setting the h"undarles be- tween the school societies of LitChfield and Milton
 Mr Ferris from com. on banks. reported that Starr Ferry, EdwIn Siearns and Isaac w Stuart be appointed bank commissioners for the year ensuing-repo-t laid on the table.
 Senate adjourned.
 HOUSE
 Friday Morning, June 8. The com. on banks, on the petition of Solo mon Porter, et. al. for a bank at Hartford, re- ported favorably with bill in form. The ques- charter granted. Ayes 95. nays S2.
 MT. Reuben Wilcox asked for leave of ab- sence on account of ill health, which was grant ed.
 Notion passed tn It when the House adjourn it adjourn to two clock, P. M.
 fnr
 Resolution passed appointing Samuel lngham Judge of :he COan'y Co1rt,cDavid Cornwall Judge of Probate for the district of Chatham Selden M. Pratt for Saybrook, and Isaac Arnold for Had,lam.
 Adjourned.
 Afternoon Session. Resolution passed making the appointments now on the table and those that mt come upon the table, the order of the day for Tuesday next. County, passed.
 The com. on new towns on the petition of Harvey Lawrence for the division ot the town of Canaan, reported that the prayer of the peti- tlon ought not to be granted and that the petl- tiener have leave to withdraw-the report was accepted.
 The same com. on the petition of Zerah s. A. Peck ct ak for new probate district in the town ot Brookfeld, reported adversely-report accep ted.
 The petition of Daniel M. Jones came from the senate requesting the appointment of a com: mittee of conference. Messfs, Boardman and Brockway were appointed said com. Resolution appointing Edwin Stearns, Sam'l. z. Johnson, and Thomas Cowles, directors of State Pnson referred to con- on state prison. Resolution apPon,ing John B. B.Robertson, Noah A. Phelps and John c. Hollisteh commissioners on the Hartford and New Haven Raroad-re- ferred to com. on Railroads.
 Resolution appointing Isaac H. seeley. Levi Penield and Henry Beers, commissioners on the Danbury and New York Railroad-referred to com on railroads
 MT. Brockway offered an amendment to the bill iu form, chartering a bank at Bridgeport by erasing the name ot Mr. Burlock and inserting that of Henry B. Graves. Adjourned.
 No business of consequence doue on Sat. urday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
MUTUAL Life Insurance Company nE nATTTM0nE


 OF BALTIMORE. NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 9 Doane IN Street, Boston. GEORGE M. CHALwILL, General Agent for New England.
 Sub Agency of WoOdbury, Conn. William COihren, Esq Agent.
 GarwoOd H. Atwood, Nj. D., Examining Physician. LOcGI BO0sd cf T. ustees tor .NesU EmgIand
 BrdRch.
 DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT. c. r. Adams, Col. Wm. SchOuler, Rev'd z. K Lothrop, Col N. A. Thompson, Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom, John SchOuler, William w. Warren. Funds sufficient to meet the pXpacied losses of this Branch from it's prescott business, are now invested in New England. under the su- peIvision Ot the Local Beard of Trustees, by whom the securities are olden, and the same will be d"ae from month to month heIeaiter. Per order: GEO. M. CHALWILL, General Agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

THE subscriber having removed from the \ state, offers for sale his property in the village of Litch6eid, and within three miles of the contemplated rail road. running from Bridgeport to Winsted, consisting of good house. t---o barns and Ou. hruses, variety of fruit trees, fifteen acres of first rate land, part of which is valuable meadow, tine remainder good pasture well watered The above prop erty is pleasanily situated about one quarter of a mile from the Court House. Should the pur. chaser preter house with less quantity Of land he will be able to dispose of any part oft, the situation being such as to render il salakle There is rising of thirty rods fronting on North street. and extending east to the road running from this village to Wolcotville. The above property has one peculiar advantage, it is en- tIrely exempt from taxation. It will be sold at low rate. and a part of the purchase mon- ey Ean remaia on interest if desired.
 o3-FOr further particulars enquire of Mir. o. Goodwin, or Capt. Charles Jones residing near said property.
 JOHN R. LANDoN.
 Litch6eld, May 10th ls40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
Connecticut LegiSlature.
HOUSE
Monday Morning, June

Monday Morning, June 4s Prayer by Rev. Mr. Turnbull.
 Resolution in relation to colonial TccOids- fnierred to committee on judiciary.
 The com. on roads and bridges on petition UG Glover Sanford, et al. for power 10 eIect a aoll bridge over the HousalOHic River in New Milford, reported iaVorably-laid on the table for the urpose of amending the bill in form. Resolution passed fof raising com on inter natioual exchanges of literary pTOdHctIons. Messrs. Alfred Smith, Olaey and BrSckway were appointed said committee.
 Adjourned.
 Tue day Morning June 5. # Prayer by Rev. Mir. SHule.
 Resolution directing the com. on Military Affairs to inquire whether any further legisla> EiOn is necessary to ensure a more efficient ml~ litia Organizaiion-p:sse ssed. Hon. Francis BA- con of the Senate, was added to the committee , for the present.
 Order of the 0y.-Consideration If aP- pointments called up.
 FAIRFIELD COUNTY APPOINTMENTS. Resolution appointing Thomas B. Osborne, Judge of the County Court, read. He was nos minated in County Meeting. II 10 l3.
 Mr. Rider moved to amend by substituting Fhe name of Edward Taylor (free dem.) Yeas and nays ordered.
 The amendment was carried--yeas l09, nays 1O3. The resolution az amended, appointing Mr. Taylor. was then carried, lO9 to lO2. Resolution appointing Tho's. A. Mead, Da- Rid Patchen, and Charles Hawley, County Gommissioners, passed.
 The following are the Judges of Probate aP~
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Directors.
Agent fO,. tlee CopsOy,sw

Agent fOs' tNte COnsl0G1sy, Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, David c Sanford, New Milford, Rufus Euler. Jr. Kent. Richard Smith. Sharon, Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall, Nelson Brewster. Goshen, Wm. M Burrall, Canaan, Donald J. Warner. Salisbury, s D. Northway, & MILL John Dewell, NortoiK' Roger H. Mills, New Hartford, George D. Wadhams, Tofrington, Lewis Smith, Harwinton, Elisha Johnson, Plymouth, Jobn c. Amber, Bethlem, Leman w. Cutler, Watertown, John Alb bernethy, Woodbury, David c; WhinEesy, New Preston, GeorgeP. Tallmadge, Warren. Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insured can appy to either ofshe Agents, or to the Sec retary.
 WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
 JASON WHITING, L;'chield, ls49 iy
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
NnRFOLK ACADEMY.

vtNuE SUMMER TERM ef this TnsllIullega
 win eommsnes on Wednesday. April seS 10 ''"''"0' " V. a RICE. Principal,
 Norfolk, ,ApFll atA' isAe 'Ntt
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
PROTECTION Insurance Company. 0Es
HARTFORD, CONN.

THE subscriber having been appointed ar I agent of the above Company, offers to in sure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns and their contents, and all other description. of insurabe property against loss or damage b, fire, at rates of premium as low as any other similar institution.
 G. F. DAVIS, Agent. Litchfield, 1s4O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

John 4. Shepard, Esq, has been ap- pointed Postmaster at Norfolk.
 Hon. Augustus Porter, late U. s. Sen ator from Michigan, died at Niagara Falls few days since.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
Valuable Stock for SaIe.

THE Stock belonging to the Estate oG N Benjamin BiSsell, late Of LI.chheld, deceased, consisting or three Horses, one Yoke of Oxen, 10 Cows, and . small flock Of Sheep and Lambs. are offered for sale AI reasonable prices. Enquire Of
 RENJ. RIssELL, E.sou,oy,.
 OSCAR nIseELL "~s0u'"'"' LlIehAeld, May 2Glh, ie4v.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
HATS.

TIE English Blood Horse
 AA PRINCE ALBERT can be found on alternate weeks ~ at the stables of N 4" N Biakes!ee in Woodbury. and Blakeslee & Vince s7szzzsS2 lock in North Salem. N. Y-frOm the l7th of May to the lst oi June-s passing through Woodhhry, Southbury &c. For particulars see bills.
 l. N. BLAKESLEE. Wuodhury MayI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

NesD Orleans, June 7. The great Crevasse is still unchecked, and all efforts to stop the flood has been for the present abandoned. The water is still rising, and sweeps furiously through all the lower part of the city.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
To all Whom it May Concern
 Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance

% V ~SAA AASAAA AV ~" II .
 Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance T0MPANY, located at Hartford, Connecti- V cut. This old and wei! tried Company have been in exisance about IT years, and It IS conf !ently believed that no company in the United States, which have done as much bnsi- ness. have done 1t with less expense to its members.
 This company do not pretend to be under ;he direction of Remembers of Congress, Ex. Judges of Court, Ex.District Attornies, Ex. supreme Court Commissioners, Presidents of Banks, Post Masters, or any other High Func- tionaries which are but " Sounding brass on tinkling cymbals," but under the direction oi unassumink Farmers and .Mechdnics, who w. have no will, continue to manage it for the best good of its members at large as they have hitherto done.
 "They are prohibited from insnring in blocks or exposed parts of villages, ,r taking risks on Mills, Shops or Machinery" or even '' Saw Mills" Churches or School Houses They take nothing but the safest kind of property-do not exceed three>fourths the Cash value of any property. and not over $3, ,OOO cn one risk.
 1hey poy ailjHS losses sbhen ds.e. The Undersigned are duly autho, ized Agents l or the above company, ant; design visiting the several Towns in Litchfield County. as soon as practicable. and giving all who may wish to do 90. an opportunity of becoming members.
 Every man on reflection will see the impor- tance of being insured in his own State in pres ference to any other. "A word 10 the wise is Jufficient "
 All communications should be directed to Nelson Fuller, Middlebury, New Haven Co.,, Conn. If so, they will be promptly al tended to. NELSON TULLtR, .,,
 DAVID WOOSTER, Ns'"'
 May l. 1Sd0 %3rn S1
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as can be obtained in the State. Also, Wines and Spiuituous Liquors for Me diciaal purposes, as pure as can be obtained Physicians prescriptions put up at all hours N. B.-Dr. Jarvis' ADJUSTEF, entirely new, for sale less than cost.
 ;. K. WALLACE. & co. Woodbury, June 9th, 1s49. 4w5
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

ne NeW maven Nouhty JuStlce olll was then laid oyer.
 Adjourned to 9 A. M.. tomorrow.
 Wednesday Morning, June 6. Resolution appointing Edwin Steans. .Zehhlon Broadway. and Edward Darlington, directors of the state prison, came from the senate, referred to committee on the state prlSon-HOuse cons cured.
 Resolution appointing George B. Ripley, Nj chUl Fosdrick, and David $. Woodwork, county commissioners for New London County. motion was made by MT. Brockway 10 amend bv era sing the names of MesSrs Fos''ick and Wood worth and inserting those of Beton A. Copp and MarshGeld 5. Parker.
 !Mr. Smith of Norwich moved that the yeas and nays be taken, which were ordered, result ing as follows, yeas no. nays lO4.
 The resolution as amended was then passed. Resolution appointing Ansel Goats, Judge of Pronale for North Stoningtoh, an amendment was offered substituting the name of Thomas B. atiles.
 Mir. Smith of Norwich, thought no reason could he given tor the amendment. unless 1t be Raade on party grounds.
 Mr. Brockway admitted that to be the req Son.
 MT. Smith called for he yeas and nays which were ordered,--yeas III. nays l03. The res oution thus amended, was then passed.
 New Haven County Justice Bill called up and passed. NEW LONDON COUNTY APPOINTMENTS. Resolution appointing Chas. McCurdy as County Court Judge, passed.
 Resolution appointing George B. Ripley, Ni- col Fosdick and Belton A. Copp, County Com missoners. was passed.
 HOLLAND COUNTY APPOINTMENTS. Resolutions appointing the following named persons, were passed.
 Hiram Rider, Judge. John S. Yeomans. Richard H. Rose. and Ephraim Dimmock. County Commissioners. Adjourned to 2 P. M. AfreFnonn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
MARRIED.
June 4th, lS4e

At Huntington, the 5th instant. by Rev. J. F. Norton, Mr. Ed ward Norton of Goshen, to Mary A. Wooster. of Huntington.