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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04
WATCHEs -JEWEI.RY.

~ n
PENIS FANCY ARTICLES. and WATCHES. tfNA
AliJsNelIy articles repaired At moderate prices mis-
WATCHES, JEWBLRY AND FANCY GOODS.
rNAi8E subscribers have jutt received additional 30
supply ofveIy superior Gold and Silver " atchas k8
with Hunting CaHar Of q. 1. Tobias, Roskeli and -
BqtcAss ch Jegaly 9fthe latest styles, comprising ns
Sold Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies' Brneeetf
40 Also, great variety Of FANCY GOODS, selected bg
81 the ~ the European markets consisting OF kN0Fl
Boxes bfesug CaHes fine Fans Reticue and other ancj
aieas Aao, emo sciaan and Needles Table Knives and
koa, CastOn, Gand esticks, Double and Siusle Barre
Gaca atqls Revolver. Bowie nves Military Goods &c.
30. for sale At m0deFase prices By
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04

EURMlIyRE PACKED AND MOVED.
IN McCUrOHEONs 100 81. CIflaRk. tS STREET, Two
~ doors above Roydas street, wild attend to AGkiNG
andMONlNG. Or SHIFTING FURNITURE of persnns
changing their rasidH nees leaving the city Oders
70 him viii be attended with particular care and executed
with dispatch.
Hotels Boarding houses Seaplh0ats and Ships supplied
with Furniture, Mattresses Bars, etc. reasonable
terms. ID Mcg., lt9 St CHARLES street
AZ New and Secondhand Furuinie Bought Sold
Henaied Vanished and Polished InyI7 Bin
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have had the mixing and using Of the Newark and Ros
sndale Cement puohased y the contractors Of the Reading
SIS WoTks and can strongly ueud n being the bsf
haRe ever used. JONATHAN FAIRCHILD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04

&QAf esINIof4 StIEATHIlgG NAILS & SPIKES.
F1NEHA A1H. Composition Hheathinq MAis q oil an
" .neh' z II an inch, and inch
WV ia- lQupQHfiun Sheathine Spikes 70 incher in
AQie and i1r safe low hy
sam. LOCKE. and Font I,eves.
Atlp htiWaan tnsomhousa and Rienville 81
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NEWARK AND RosENDALH LIME AND
DEMENT, COMPANY Newark, NJ ].
tsHE shove named Company have appointed Messn
u HANMAN y HOLDEN sole AGENTS lDT the ale N
their warranted HYDRAULtC CEMENT CAICINEi
PLASTER and MARBLE DUST for the eity OF New
Orleans and vicinity JOHN II. STEPHENS Pest
a. LEMASsENA, Secy.
Newark, N. j.. February 1919
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49, Ihe sahseiiber prepared TO execute orders for he
lgles u quantities lhal may b. rcquHaa and
SSaa gel NE attention Of deaeFs, builders cstern ma
~ - Hs y 9 psiiq aiiigiss aud % moderate pdces,
new oInanl, Feb. %, lsi9. N Sri
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04

WEAKNESS And PAIN-IN THE BHEAsT-
PHILADELPHIA, June q, ls46.-l can highly recommend
Or DByss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from know
ledge Of its virtues My wife had been Affected for long
time with weakness and pain IN the breast the Of this
medicine short time entirely relieved her ThesYmpoms
would after time and on all occasions the relief
speedy in the inst place now nearsx months since
she has been Tree Of the affection consider and
mend most valuable medicine. Its thening effect
has been great in addition relieving the breast
NJ l9 Wand q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04

ffAIRA MESS and BUMP BEEF, in Barrels aud
~ Half h1TIela. for Family hse-inf sale by
Jel6 CHAa. SrOUGHfON, 81 Campst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04

PACED BLANK BOOKS
IN AND few icts Of T. sllt Frs end JOURNALS
~ % super Royal Ao9n and Medium rizes full bound
ANtia 1ands 500 G9l 40 gnd printed pages each For
Efe 70 New York ndCs hY DAVID FEET h co.
leia No ~ Dharfes Rifeet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04

IIaor1rR, July 90 is46-Your Wild Cherry and Tar
syrup gives general sat faction We have been out Of i
for time and thought Would not O Ter an but il
is almost daily ngsed for, and thought perhaps, it
would be best 70 order some.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04

HAHlV7AHE AII6 COTTON sAllFLNc PAPER
go BEAMS English HARDWARE PAPER,
~ &u %. do g0IfHM-SA AIPLIhG PAPER
3n store ara iaf salg a IMPORTATION cost price. ~
httail hlt LOCKE. N0t. and Front Levee
mt between Gaalomhopss and Bienvlle SIS.
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soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
H EsPECFUl.LY inform the public and THEN orme
= customenl that they have TeHogedlo l2o 9R.41iER
Street corner If Cdr0uGsfct-WheTe they prepared
Hl0rdem f0l M NERAL w ATE ioF thesupnly Of Steam
bouts, Hotels Bars and Private Families OF For Expectation
A. Ia llbelal Discount allowed to Glocen and Com
mission Merchants.
E SODA WATER and NE AID furnished il
Fountains heFat0tOrs with and guueFor Dgawins
Apparatus auh e.n
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRlCKLAH Err, No. Z 3 ROYAL STREET,
TTNDERFA AXES all kinds Of FIRE WORK such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
Boilers. etc. All work done by the subscriber will sa
seen any time. ~
With dispatch. lal8 ~
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81 N61qtOU1t, Bucks county r eHH6btu0Hfd.
5NEwTowN, 9th no. 30, lS46.-A young man Of my 40
Quaintanee has taken your Syrup and bias been perfectly
cured he abOed under the consumption for than three
and took great many kinds OF medicines and
under the medical treatment of three Of the most emnen
ph yscans this county but received benefit until ht
took Dr. Davs Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, and imme
diatey commenced getting better. and is well AMI
hearty This statement received from himself his name
Henry T. GOdshak, Waminster township, Bucks county
Pa. He IS known all the c0untyis poor lahOrnI
and cannot be denied that the Syrup saved bis life
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
WASH ITIGTDN
A 4; A I'd Il M Y.

This Institution will be opened for the
instruction Of Boys, on Monday the 18th
day of November next.
Tuition for Term Of IL aOeeks:
Common English studies. So 90
Higher studies, including Natu-
raj, Mental Moral Philosophy 90
Higher Mathematics and Langua-
ges, Latin, Greek. French AMI
German 500
All branches taught that are usually
pursued in schools of this order.
Board can be obtained in good families
at very reasonable prices.
The character of this community, cor,
spicnous even in the land Of steady hab
its, for good ort'e and sobriety, afford
the su'e,t guarantee for the good moral
Of the students. The long and varied
.expe fence of the teacher may offer some
promise on the score OF their proficiency
i'm study.
F. W. GUM, Principal.
Washington, Sept. ls49.
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DEA HIS.

In this village, on the 10Th inst, the
Hon. FRANCIS BACON. aged 80.
In this town. suddenly, on Sunday
morning last, Mr.. WILLIAM DUDLEY,
aged ss.
Tn New Haven on the 9th inst, Mrs.
Deborah Hinman, wife of Deacon SEQ
vii Human, aged rs; on the 10th, Mrs.
Hester E. Human, aged "a.
In Norfolk, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Law
renee Mills, aged ss.
In Goshen, August eth, Sarah Lu-
cretia, wife Of James Wadhams, 27.
In Waterbury, MARK LEvENwoRrH,
Esq, aged sc.
In New Haven, on the 10th, Mr.. Aw-
BRosE BARBER, aged %, son of Mr., Nor
man Barber of this town; also, on the
same day, MIS-. AMBROSE BARBER.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
WoMAN's TENDERNESS AND
LOVE.

It has been said that in sickness there
is no hand like a woman's hand; no
heart ike womsn's heart and there is
not. A mans breast may swell with I'M
utterable sorrow and apprehension may
lend his mind, yet place him by the sick
couch, and the shadow rather than the
light of sad night watches it; let HIM
have to count over the long dull hours
of the night and wait alone sleepleSs,
the struggle of the grey dawn into the
chamber of suffering-let him be ap-
pointed to his ministry, even for the sake
of the brother of his heart, or father Of
his being, and his grosser nature viii
loath. and his spirit grow impatient OF
his dreary task; and though love and
anxiety remain undisturbed, his mind will
own to itself creeping ia of an irresisti-
BILE selfshness, which he may indeed be
ashamed of and struggle to reject, but
which, in spite Of all his efforts to char
acterize his nature, will prove in one in
stance, at least, MANLY weakness But
see mother, a W fe, or sister in his
place. The woman feels no WEAKNESS or
forgetfulness. In silence, in the depth
of night, she dweNs. net only passively,
but SO far as the qualified terms may
express our meaning, joyouslv. Her ear
acquires blind mans instinct, from time
to time it catches the slightest stir or
whisper, or the breath Of the now more
than loved one who lies under the hand
of affection. Her steps, rs in obedience
to an impulse Of signal, would not ava
ken mouse; if she speaks, her words,
soft echo of natural harmony most de-
licious to the sick mans ear, convey all
that sounds can convey, Of pity. comfort
and devotion: and thus night after night
she tends him, like a creature sent from
hi her world, when an earthly watch
fulness has failed; her eyes never wink
ding; her nature, that at all other times
wa, weakness. now gainins superhaman
strength and m .gnanimlty, herself for
g often, her sex aloa. p ed on;nant.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20

A a meeting of the l,h AbiIants of the
IN Town Of I.ltchfieId, holden on the 18th
day OF August 10, the following bylaw was
passed. viz
VOTED, That no person or persons shall
hereafter use "r draw any seine or drag bet or
shackle net, ncr set any gill net in the GREAT
POND or in the LITTLE POND, or i'm the
stream running into said Little Pond between
MuIray's Mill Pond 80 called, and said Little
Pond. lInI in the River from the outlet Of
said Little Pond to the Great Pond, nor in the
River from the outlet Of the Great Pond to
the lambs so called. nor in that part IF Mount
Tom pond which lies in Lite h6eld. on penal
~ Of torfeitng SEVEN DOLLARS for each
time he or they shall so drag or use such
seine, drag net or shackle net, or set sncl, gill
net, or be aiding or assisting thereln--which
penalty shall he to him who shall sue therefor
and prosecute his suit to effect.
A true Copy from The Record Of Town.
SAMUEL p. BOLLES, Town Clerk.
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District Ut Canaan, SO.

DlSlTICL III SdIahn, -.
Probate Court, Sept. S lSA9.
ESTATE of tMZl NJ JUDD late Of "a.
II naan in said District deceased.
THE Court OF Probate for the District OF
Canaan hath limited aud allowed SIX months
from the date hareof, Tor The creditors Of said
estate represented ins"lvent, in which to ex,
hloit heir claims thereto, and has appointed
Hiram tlocomb. sn1 F.zrki | s. H. skins Com
misslonels To receive and examine SAID claims
Certified by. ...
NILES T. GRANGER, Ju ,ge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at The late dwelling house of said dPceas>
ed in said Canaan on the frs: day of Nov
.s49 and on The first day Of March 1850 al
| O'Clock p. M. on each Of SAID days for the
purpose Of attending on the business Of said
appointment
HIRAM HoLCOMR, J Commits
EZEKIEL HosKiNS' s.oners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re
ql.ested :" make immediate aJment 10.
SIDNEY ENSIGN,
3wl9 Administrator.
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Head QUARTERs, ID BRIeADE, !
STATE OF Cons, Sharon, Aug "a. 19 (

AAEAU NGUAkIkkSs "a bkt6AbE, Z
STATE OF CUNN, Sharon, Aug "a, 49
eo-THE several Regiments Of this Brig
sde will rendezvous aud encamp f,T annnaI
Service. TO wn:-Thc 9Th Regiment, Cul
Kelsey, MiddIeSex Coun;y. at MiddIetown,
on Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thursday, the
25th, 26rh and 27,h days of September.
The 9Th Regiment, Cob. Guyer. of Fail field
County. al Bridgeport, on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, the Isl, Cd and Sd days
OF October The 4th Regiment, Col Smith,
of Litchfeld County, al Litch6eld, on Mon~
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9Th, 9th
and 10Th days Of October and the Cd Reg
iment. Col. Hallenbeck, OF New Haven C''s
at Milford, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the 10Th. lllh and 18th days OF
October. BY order OF
GEN. KING.
ESQ. A. RI>sELL. Aid-de.camp.
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THE Slip holders OF ST. Michael's Church
l. are hereby notified to NEE; at the Church
IN Saturd " afternoon. the 22nd inst, at three
o'clock to take into consideration the resigna-
tion vi the Rector. and 10 take measures fol
supplying the vacancy
BY Order of the Wardens and Vesiry.
Sept lTlh 1919,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20

A Ia Court Of Probate holden at Sails.
N bury, within and for the District Of
Salisbury, A. d. l649.
Prescriptions G. MITCHELL. Esq, Judge.
THIS Court doth direct thu Administrators
on The Estate OF HENRY SAUNDERS,
late of Salisbury, in said distric. deceased,
represented 10 be 1nsolvent, 10 give notice to
all persons interested in The estate Of said
deceased, to appear, (if they see cause,) be-
fore the Court of Probate, to be holden at
The Probate Office in said district, on the
LIST day of October, lS49. at 10 o'clock fore.
noon To be hea'd relative TO the appoint.
ment Of Commissioners on said estate, by
posting said order Of notice on public sign
post 10 said town of Salisbury, nearest The
place where the deceased last dweli, and by
advertising the same 10 a newspaper pub
HShed IN Llchfrld,
Certified from Record,
49, JOHN G. Mitchell, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
Disirictof Cornwall, SIS. ,
Probate Court, Aug. u, '49. (

ESTATE 81 Eber r. Johnson, late N
IL Cornwall, IN said District. deceased.
ORDERED, Thatihe Administrators x.
hihit his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment at the Probate Office
in Cornwall, on The LIST day Of October SAG.
at o'clock, afternoon; and that all nsr'
sons interested in said Estate mayb noii-
fed ihereof, The Administrator will PANS
this Order TO be published in newspaps,
printed IN Ll'ch6eld. and post a COPY ,hcre>
Ut on the sign post insaid Cornwa neares,
the last residence OF lhe deceased. a, least
three successive weeks revious to said time
specified In this Or:ier.
" BUR ~IrT d. NORTH, Judge.
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P.gOBATE lRlGGONw.
District Of New Milford, SO.
Probate Court, Sept. s, 40.
ATE nj EIISahrlh Wells lhle OF

IIVUdlT OVuIV'
ESTATE of Elisabeth Wells, late oi New
L. Milford. in said District. deceased.
PUR>UAN + to am ordei from tho Court OF
Probate for said Distric, will be sold at public
Auction to the highest bidder, on the first day
# November, ls49, at teno'clock, ON the lore
noon. lunless previously disposed Of az private
sale,) SO much OF the Real Estate Of said de-
ceased, as vii. raise the sum of five hundred
twenty five dollars aud siXiy.two cents. Sale
To take place at WeIls' Faclnry.in said New
Milford. Terms made known at the time OF
sale, JOSEPH WELLS, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting of L:tchfeld North
l. Consolation, will be held in Goshen the
23h Of Sept. A pablic meeting in behalf ri
Foreign Missions will be held IN the C"ngre-
gational Church, at 9 o'clock P. NJ. One or
m 're returned Missionary will be resent Ali
Interested in the cause are c rdially invited to
attend.
JOSEPH EI.ERIDGE, r ,gister.
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District of Litchfield. 50 ,
Probate COuIl. Ang. 27. 1910 Z

~
ESTATE Of Daniel Garrett. late Of .Litch.
IL field In said District, deceased; the Cont
Of Probate for the District of LiichReld. sl.slh
limited and allowed six IN Nnths TO the slns.
hereof. for che creditors of said Estate, reI,rs.
ssnled ins"lvsnt. IN which 10 exhibit shsiR
claims thereto; and has appointed S,emhsss
Moss and Guy Cailin. Esors.. Commiss;asasss.
10 receiss and examine said Claims CsIi1s3
by CHAS. ADAMS Mds"
The svhscrihers rive nclice that they shsil
meet At the late resistance ~ said dscees, 4. ~
SAID LllehhRlds On the Last Monday ms Ml~nl.
her 1880. and the last Moatlay "a Esb'y issD
= oclesA. 70 ths ssessAaon. on eash VI said
days.l pF the puEsase Of attending 90 the mr..
neae ag anld appointment.
STEPHEN MOSS. ] Cemmlssga..
GUY qATLIN. ef~
All psssshA lAashted 10 saia Easn,e ae.emu
Qgafssa 10 make immelliala glnFmsns a
OtaW cAfLlN. Aauk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20

NOTICE The Rev. Dr.. FULLER Of
ders for sale numerous articles Of House
hold Furniture, ,ch as StoAes, Chat
table, DC, which may Be seen at his late
resld ,l;. in uth Street.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20

a N OMNIBUS will leave this VII.
- lage for Bantam Lake. on Tues.
days. Thursdays and Saturdays,
10 clock. A. H.. at Q and at 6 o'clock
p. ~. (and at such other hours rs may be
desired, remaining ct the Laketwo hours.
Fare both ways, 20 cents.
The subscriber has rented rooms Of T.
A. Marsh. Esq. Cor the accommodation
Of visitors without extra charge.
- Persons leaving their names a
the EnqpiFer Office. or at Che Variety
Store. VIII bo called Tor a thelFteulasness
Il desired. ama RUE - SMITH.
Efe -. July .. lAta.
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Dislrict Of Liichield. rs.

Dislrict Ut Liichfeld. rs.
Probate COuTi, Sept 81. lS49
- STATE OF Tracy Marsh. late Of
- ldichtield, in said District, deco as.
ed The Court of Probate Snr the District
Of Liichaeld hath limited and allowed six
months from the dale hereof for che credi-
ors of said Estate, represented insolvent. in
which 10 exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed Cyrus Catlin and Levi Hea.
ton, ESqrs.. Commissioners 90 receive and
examine said claims. Cerided hy
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet AZ Ghe house Of Elihu Webster. W
said tOwa IN shs 81 day Of Ocaober, .te4D'l
aud he ~ day Of MaFch, 1850, ~ ] oclk.
In the afleFnss0n, on each Of said days. ts'F
the pHSpeas Of ascending 90 che business ef
sald app0laement.
CYRUS CATLlN, Commission
LEVI HEATON. ere.
Al persons tEdsttrd % said Estate, are
FeQRl sled % make immediale paymsna 10
2 I'll CIRTAHS. Admf'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
MARRIED.

of his children, despair. bl;ghted aztec.
ton, and the prospect Of a debtors dun.
geon in the distance, proved too much
for the poor mans fortitude
The four children residing with Nose,
DEA HIS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20

AT Court Of Prob lie holden at Harwinlon,
within and Tor the District Of HarwInton,
on the 18th day ofSepIember, A. D. lS49,
Preseni--LEwIs SMITH, Esq. Judge.
nNlllS Court doth direct the AdminiElra.
j tors on the Estate OF LEAW TT PAR
DEE, late If Harwint"n, in said district
decreased. represented to be IS0lveni, TO give
NOTICE 10 all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased, to apper, (if they see
c'use.) before the Court OfProba'e, to be
holden at the Probate Office in said district.
on the 24lh day OF September, lS49, al 10
o'clock A. N. 10 be heard relative 10 the
appoiRtment Of Comm customers on said es-
tate, BY pesting said o der of notice on the
public sign pos, in said town Of Ha:winion,
and by advertising the 'me in q newspa-
per puhl,shed In l. tch6rld.
Certified from RtcoTd,
- Levi, Smith, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
2ACREED MUSIC
SOCIETY.

- .
THE ILTcHFrELD COUNTY SACRED NJ
\ SIC SOCIETY, will give their 18th an
nual CONCERT at the Methodist Episcc>
pal Church, in WinStcd, in the month of
september next. As The precise time can>
moi be named now, timely notice will be gi>
ven TO the members Of the Society and the
public.
The following choruseS will be given in>
terspersed with Solos, Duets, TrioS and
Qunr,euS.
Hail-Stone Chorus, Handel. From Boston
For with strength, Hayden. Academy's
Horse aud his rider, Handel. Chorus Book.
The marvellous works, Hayden.
All we like sheep, Handel.
ISTaers Sons, Rossini.
Be not afraid. Mendelohon,
Praise the Lord, Lingariri. From
The transient and The eternal, | Johuson,s
kcmherg. Chorus
Light on The gloomy hills, Mo- Book.
zaFt,
Ye angels attend him, Neu
kOmm.
High in Glory, Cherubini.
Child of Mortality, Taylor's Sac. Minstrel.
Star of Redemption, Hastings and Bradbu-
rvs ChoraiSt.
The members Of the Sacie'y are request
ed 10 furnish themselte s with the Music.
and enter on the requisite practice as soon
AS possible.
The Concert will be It Winsted on Wednes-
| day Oct. Sd at o'clock p. NJ
Rehearsal, TUE sdav tia 2nd, al 10 o'clocl,
y. M. A S LEWIS. Rec. Sec'y.
Litchfeld, Aug. l4,h, l549. Avid
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CIRCULAR.

Office Of Superintendent Of Common ,
Schools, liar ford, Aug. ll,h, ls49.
10ihe School Societies, H,.i'ors and Teachers
T Common S.hOois.
BY an act Of the last Legislature, pruvi.
Sion iS made for holding lat 0me convenien,
place in each couaty of the Safe In ;he
months Of September, October or Novem.
Der, Schools or Conventions for Teac hers
tor the purpose nf in>tructing in the best
modes Of governing and teaching our com.
mon schools. And agreeable TO he di,ec-
lions of the Act, several gentlemen expert
,enced in t'e theory and prartice flcaching
'h've been selected Cor this Purpose, who
viii auend II The places assigned the n,
.com!uc' the exercises, and give public adj
dresses during each day If tue Sessions
II is also expected that The principal Of
the Stale Normal School will he appointed
in season TO attend ZACH Of the Conventions.
All teachers, and thOS. who intend to be-
come such the ensuing year, are requested
to attend at The com encement with their
school hooks and states. and continue ill
the close Ofdhe Convention, which will con-
tinue through the week.
The Teachers arc not required to .conine
themselves to their respective counties, but
will he permitted to attend al such place in
any county. as they fluid most convenient.
The citizens of the places designated for
hOuiMg the Conventions. it is hOped will
furnish board, &C., to the Teachers graru-
itouSly, as was generously done the last t~o
years.
As the School win he open free Ofcharae
10 those who attend. it is presumed that all
will avail themselves of the advantages TO
zoe derived from an attendance.
The Visitors Of the several School S0ci
cites are requested 10 give notice to all :heir
aeacheTs-and for that purpose they will
place in the haL DIS Of each teacher one copy
OF this Circni 'r, and also cause notice OF
che Conventions 10 he given in the Churches
within their Societies on the Saba b pre-
seeding.
AL parents aai Eiends Of education gen
orally, are invited to attend she Conventions
(Which will be held as follows. viz:
At plymouth aud Haddam, On Tuesday
abe i6ih Of October.
Al Mer den and VernOn. on Tuesday the
.23i Of October.
Az Pomf.es and GreenVille, On Tuesday
,she 3Osh 0f October.
Al Saf6eld and Bridgeport 80 T0esday
the 6sh Of KOvs mbeF.
Commencing az o 0'eiock, A. d.
Your ObealenG servant
SETH p. BEERS,
SuperinGendeae OF Common Schools.