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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
Court Proceedings LIST Week.
IL TIE QUARTER SESSIONS.

The Commonwealth rs. &. LiaHrinc
Indictment for nuisance in not keeping up
a sluicc in dam in Pcnns Creek In
der the charge of the Court the jury rem
dcrcd ver,lct of guilty. Van Gezcr
pros. Atty and Linn for Com lth, Mil
Ter and Jordan for Dcft. .
(bm'M rs Eaer. Same rs. Za,ac Uu-
bhr. Two indictments for fornication and
b;'stardy. One witness examined for the
Com'th in each case. Ncrdicts guilty"
followed by the usual sentence.
Cbm'M rs. Elizabeth K;mple. Indict-
mcnt, assault and battery on Mrs. Cathc-
rinc Green New Columbia). Verdict
guilty. Van Gezer aud IIickok for Com'th,
Miller for for Deft.
ComM rs. Moryora Km,Me. Indict-
mcnt, assault and battery on same person.
Verdict, not guilty. Van Gczcr and Hic-
kok for Com til, Miller for Deft.
ComM rs. EKi=oJah Wurt.. Surety of
the Peace-thrcatcning to burn Thomas
Green's dwelling house After hearing,
Dcft held in recoguizance to keep the
peace. &c. Van Gczer and Hickok for
Com'th, Linn for Deft.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
D. 4. e. .arrcH rs. Ei,as Z. Hartman
It at. Appeal from Judgment of Justice
of the Peace After the jury was sworn,
and trial commenced, a Juror was with
drawn and the case continued till next
Term. Slcnker for Pl'f, Merrill for Deft.
SECOND WEEK.
Gcc1Ics d- MurA rs. Geo. Miller (Penns
township. Appeal by Prffs from Judg
mcnt Of Justice of the Peace. Assump-
sit on guaranty of an execution in Consta-
blc's hands. Verdict for Pl'ffs, s62 50.
Slenker and Miller for Pl'ff, Merrill for
Dcf't.
R,ic1 Hayes rs. NitchN d- Graham,
riM "d,icc @ Ge7des d. MorsI, garuiAheNs.
Attachment Execution to attach balance
of account due Dcfts by the garnishecs.
Upon settlement of ACCOUNTS, and calcula-
ton by Counsel, verdict pro .fo,.ma for
amount found due-s332 p. Miller for
Prf, Slenker for Garnishces
.Jdcob and Samuel Laryar rs j. d. j.
I'aHs. Appeal by Defts from Judgment
of Justice. Margaritz. Assumpsit for. mo-
ney had and received Verdict for Def'ts.
slcnker for Pl'ffs, IIickok and Miller for
Defts.
Bcnjomin Carlcy rs. Njcholas .Nensch.
Action on the case for nuisance, damage
to Prff's land by overAowing Of Defts
mill race. Verdict for Prff $50 damages
and costs. Miller for Plff, Merrill for
Dcft.
The above list Of causes, together with
the miscellaneous and Orphans Court
practice includes all the business disposed
of at the New Berlin Courts last week aud
the week before. The balance of the tri-
al list (Which numbered 66 cascs) was
continued till next Term Hf'7
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

ernments. 1t is founded upon just prin-
ciples, and not at all contrary to the
!" spirit Of the age" Our opinion is that
the people have enough sense to elect or
reject man who they have once tried /;
and that though they may err in elccting
man first, they will not re-elect him un-
less they deem him preferable. For the
people to choose their own officers, once,
twice, or three times, We do not think will
ruin the country or destroy the last hopes
of Liberty.
Our opinion remains unshaken, that
Offices were made for the People, and not
the People for the Offices-consequently,
that die best, most tried man is the one
who should be elected IF the One Term
principle should be applied to Clerkships
as well as other officers, get it engrafted
into our Constitutions. Or, if it be advi-
sable for party to adopt it among its
principles, let it do so in Convention as
sembled for that purpose. But it is not
wise, nor just, nor cxpedient, nor honora-
bic, for party to re-elect one man, than
re- nominate another, and then defeat him.
The only remaining charge We shall
notice is, that the Prothonotary's office in
this county is worth $4,000 per year. As
will be seen by the following sworn report
of James Madden, Esq, it has not amoun-
ted to half hat svm the two first years,
W.
rsI,x Corxrr. ss-r. James Madden do that
will do AMI perform the duties Of the office Auditor
under the prov Of the 10Th of the lag approved
the 2Ist day Of April, 1916 entitled Prlement to The
Law relating to defaulting public oiccrs with fidelity
, and correctness. JAMES MADDEN-
sworn and subscribed Jan. 10. $50 before
SAMUEL I;oUsH, Justice Of tho Peace.
REPORT OF SAID AUDITOR.
Amount of fees received by No. of original writ, ami
Jaro IIau- Jr Esq Brotho cable actions wrs certorari
notary Clerk of the several Ju mcnts and transcripts
Courts the t day ofjudgments of Justices OF TIN
Dee ISI7 to Both day of peace that have been enicrr'
y Vuv ISiS inclusive. from the lst Dee Isl 10 tn
orpSans rns tica Court sss IS 30; original ~rit- 1sl
J Sessions Amicahc actions ~
| p-,,thonotary did not keep CertiOrari
! u separate account Of monies Judgments Sfo
! rcd IN Zach o!lice. Transcripts los
REPORT FOR 1919.
! Same account from lst day Original Writs IeD
| II Dee 1s.s to the .sDth day Amicable Actions IL
! Of Nov. lS49, inclusive. CrTtiorari
, Common Pleas, Judgments 20
] Orphans Court SS3i ~ Transcripts "
}
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
Dough Faced Pennsylvanials.

The TARIFr.-A strong effort Is n1'-
ing in Congress TO modify the present ''..
if, and there is disposition general
even among the mos, ultra free traders l
favor of lis modification. as il is ackno"
edged 10 be ruinous 10 the iron and Goa
interests of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Nmion
resolution adopting the prices oi lei"
when The tariff was passed, as the stan
ard of valuation, came within two VOTES
being carried, and was so reasonable n.
no one could hardly suppose lhal any
Gus opposition would be made. The MI
Pennsylvania delegation voted in favor
il, excepting, We regret to say, three mer
bers, who profess TO be democrats, VII,
trucking and ireachery TO the ineres's
their constituents. we trust the democrs,'
and people oi Pennsylvania will noi IA B.
remember.-Their names are James
McLanaban Of Franklin, Thomas Ross d
Bucks. and Job Mann Of Bedford.
= Another ameUdmen, OF similar ehara.'
was offered on Tuesday last, prusidIps
so an increased dn,y on iron. bui was '.'
the beautiful dohsh.iaced trio above D."
ed voted as before.hn Among the Penu''
vanis delegation none are more ,deser'l-
for their efforts in this .msiiers lhaa "
Hon. James Thompson OF Erie, ''''
democrat Of the jefferson school.--Sua.e
ry American. Dem. ias tu Be- '..-
The potato crop in Minnesota issefl jos
there is no instance OF tie rot ihf'.
They are selling ut fifty cents per bu'''
General Avezzans denies that he nr
enlisted in a new military eSpedIlion' !
preparation for the delivery Of the i'''''
of Cuba. .,t..~~.. .--.
The potato crop. 10 many parts oil M''
igan, is seriously affected with rot
Governor Johnston, OF Pa. has one,
81 900 for the arrest and conviction o. .
incendlary Who burned the Ciark's '''+
Bridge.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

CAUTION.-Thcre are some large Toys
in town who seem occasionally to forget
the Sabbath, and indulge in practices
which if persisted in may lead them the
New Berlin Jail ere they are aware Of it.
There are some parents and guardians al
so who we fear either do not know or do
not care where and in what company their
beys are, evenings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
REPORT oF SAID AUDITOR.
DELEGATES Confirmed.

The Conferces from Union and Juniata
met at Adamsburg on the 18th ult, and
unanimously confirmed the nomination by
Union county, of JOHN WALLS, Esq, of
Lcwisburg, as Representative Delegate to
the next Democratic State Convention
and with Conferees from Miffiin, appoint
el W. W. WILSON, Esq, of Juniata, Sen
atorial Dclegate-instructed for Bisler for
Governor. ..-
THUS the last plank upon which our
'Infcxible' friends started out to sea, is
taken from them-they having surrendered
the others at their meeting We have a
rumor that they purpose taking pay by
voting for Esq MADDEN. May-be-can
"tell better after election. w.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

Iap We learn that Messrs Wilmot and
Lowry have both declined in the Bradforl
district in favor of Galusha ~ Grow, a
very young "sprig of the law from Sus-
auehanna county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

SToRM-From Wednesday p. NJ. to
Friday evening of last week, there was a
succession Of thunder storms in this yicini-
ty, extending as far as Baltimore. On
Thursday night, the barn of Mr.. Rote,
inukecpcr, near Sunbury, was struck by
lightning, but no serious injury done
We expected to hear of much injury after
the sharp flashes and instantaneous peals
Of thunder on Friday night, but have
Heard Of none.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

FlRE.-On,he night of Tuesday, l7rh
u!t., house Of Adam Dieffenbach, Butlaoe
Up, this county. was consumed by fire,
together with all materials therein con-
tanned. consisting Of organ-making, and
cablnet-making tools, and large stock OF
seasoned wood. &c. What makes the
loss of Mr.. Dieiienbach 10 be more severely
lelt is this, that he is advanced in age, and
has no other means to maintain himself
and family bu, by his labor in the shop.
The Wing State Convention ol New
York nominated Washington Hunt for
Governor, and Cornell of N. Y. for Lieut..
Governor. The minority seceded. and
resolved TO hold another State Convention.
A fight occurred in Congress recently
between Senators Foo,e and Fremont.
originating with Foote. |, was compro.
missed after threat OF pistols. r-ae. ...
Northumberland Borough hasa popula-
iion Of lO4l-gain in ten years, 55. .7e
The democrats Of Lancaster county
have nominated Col Rcah Frazer for Gov,
ernor, and DR.. f. A. M.hl lenburg (or Con
gres'. Not a word is said about the Pres
'de"ey'f - 1890 .s t- maria 5.,.
SAD ACCIDENr.-Ai little girl, daughter
OF, Mr.. a. F. Russell, on retiring TO bed, in
Danvil!e,on Thursday evening OF las, week,
accidently cangh, fire to her clothes with
the candle she was using. Her screams
brought her mother to her assistance. who
Immediately threw large shawl around
her, and succeeded in smolhering' the
tlames-but We are sorry TO say, the child
was burnt so badly that death ensued on
the following morning.
II said that David Wilmot and num-
Der Of the Congressman are "taking the
senses Of their respective counties. at
eight dollars per dav, Sunday included.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

DDrAnother feet of II large class boats
from the Lewisburg Boat Yard, started
for New York on Monday morning last.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

MoNTOUR AND COLUMBIA.-These an-
tagonistic counties have the following tick
cts:
REPEAL candidates, supported by Bloom
and part of Luzerne county.
Cony,ess-H. B. Wright, Dem, of Lu-
Zcrne.
!Senotor-C. R. Buckalew Dem, Of Col.
ANTI-RErEAL candidates, supported by
Montour, Berwick, and part of Luz.
Con.y,sss-H. NJ. Fuller, Whig, of Luz
.Scpator-V Best, Dem, of Montour
WOOD Wanted on account, Immediately. at tho
w wv CHRONICLE OFFICE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
LeWisburg Academy.

The Annual Examination, at the close
Of the Summer Session nf the Lcwisburg
Academy, will take place to-n,orro'r,
Thursday, Oct. Sd Exercises to COM
mcnce at 9 o'clock, A. VI The patrons
Of the School, and the public generally,
are cordially invited to be present. The
attendance of parents and friends on such
occasions, is always pleasing and bcneli-
cial to the teacher and pupils.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

LEwIsBURH BAKERY.-Amone our
new advertisements this week, will be
found one for q Boke'y, the proprietor of
which expects in week or two to be able
to serve all the people with articles in his
line. Such an establishment has long
been needed in our Borough, and we trust
and believe may be sufficiently patronized
to give Mr.. Dcnormandic good support.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

kay~ Another break in the Canal at NJ
KEGS ] Falls, which we hope is ere this
repaired.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
kesrlSbesrg, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, October ?

ADVERTIZE !--Execuors, Administrators, Public
n Officers City Country Merchants, Manufactures
Mechanics Business Mrnail vino wish 10 procure or 10
dispose of anythincwoud do well give notice of the
through the 'LeriSlurg Ctronce This paper has
good and increasing circulation IN community conta
ming large a proportion Of active solvent producers
consumers, and dealers any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
Fire in Northumberland.

On last Monday night, about s o'clock,
destructive fire broke out in the borough
of Northumberland, and destroyed the
Hotel, stables, &C., of Mr.. Peter Hansel-
man, (late of this place together with
two milliner's shops, and one timers
shop. besides several private dwellings.
We have not been able to get all the par
ticulars. The FIRE was distinctly seen IN
this place and it was at first supposed that
the West Branch Bridge was burning,
The flames we're in full view from the
carret windows Of Col thrist's dwelling
house.
- The new bridge across the canal at
Northumberland has been completed, and
is a very durable structure. BY the way,
it seems that Maj Rodearmel was crronc-
ouslv blamed for the accident which de-
stroyed the old one--as he had repaired 1t
by temporary props, only the day before,
which passed the inspection and approval
ofseycral competent judges, who cxamin-
cd its condition. .-..... .,-...-
Fonr1eS NEws-Whcat and corn are
rather rcccding in price, but nothing very
stirring. ... s..
The French foal. who took a horse up in
a balloon, lost horse, balloon, and his own
d, life-all found. in pi, and the particulars
p Of the descent mrccordcd.
REMOVED Lcwisburg Post Office
has been removed a few doors above Its
former location, in the room under the
.Chronicle' printing Office,
EScANpNEyT.-Wc learn by the no
tee to the Lewisburg Infantry that Mil
itary Encamrmcnt is to be held near Mil
ton. commencing on the 18th inst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

Ea-lt will be BY notice the next page, that
Dr. II. Morrcn from Buffalo y. Y will deliver Tempe
rance Lecture in the Methodist Church Friday
ming. Admission free. The Dr. comes very highly re-
commended, and is said by the people Of Williamspor,
and Milton, well some of our citizens who
heard him in those places to have few superors in that
line and that his style is cmnently ehastc and appr
plate Next week he will deliver series of Lectures
Astronomy illustrated with maps and fine apparatus
in the basement of the Baptist Church. The first
lecture Monday evening next Admission l2l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
FOR TIE AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION

DcmocrGtic Stafe Nominafi0ns
nsnal MORT sos. ofNIon-omcry Co
Auditor Generul-EriIEAIM BANKS, of Mifiiin Co.
S1~peyor Cenera-J. roRTER BEAwLEY, of Crawfori Co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

EScAMrNEyT.-Wc learn by the no.
.ice to the Lewisburg Infantry that Mil
i.ary Encamrrcnt is TO be held near Mil
ton. commencing on the 18th inst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

Eas- The difficulty among the Demo
Gratis in the Cumberland and Perry Sena-
torial District has been adjusted by the
nomination of Mr.. JOSEPH BAILY, late of
Chester county. 1t seems a ''native" had
to stand back for foreigner Ats time
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

Eeprosrn,ntiye-JAMES MAIDEN, Es,l. Of IIar,lcton.
Tro,honotary-DE. JOSEPH OYSTER, of ScIu.-roye.
fsmmissiontr-Dn JACOB IIpRI ACUER of New Il. Rim
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

REMov Lcwisburg Post Office
has been removed few doors above its
former location, in the room under the
..Chron;cle'' printing Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

Il. II. FORSTER, Esq, has taken the
Editorial charge of the Sullivan Eagle"
Welcome to the ranks.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

Wing STATE Nominations
C'rna! to"nissioncr-l"SI'CA BI NGAN, Of Bucks Co.
Auditor G'noal-IENRY v. SNYDER, Of Union Co.
Srrryor CcneraI--JcSElIi HENDERSON, Of washin II Co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
Democrniic Nominntions =:
blunfcer Candidates .

Obnpre:s-JAMES GAMBLE. ESQ., Of LycoInins Co
E.prese,.tasrc-JoIIN II. DAUH, Of New Berlin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
NeXtYuesalaV
is ELECTION DAY.

~ The Editor has resumed his post,
after an absence of two weeks at court
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

The French fool. who took Il horse up in
a balloon, lost horse, balloon, and his own
iife-all found, in pi, and the particulars
Of the descent unrccordcd.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21
Examine the Goods

TT is WELL for every person 10 advertise
Il VIVA, Commodities he has for sale. and II il
BETTER for him TO have at least what he adj
uertises. Now some keep many goods in q
newspaper. but the place for them 10 in the
store. We keep some Goods for our customers,
and we think thousands are the better for
good bargains obtained at our famous stand
Now for Us to undertake to enumeTaie what
we have, and state the number of yards and
quarters IN each piece, would be rather too
great iask-too much like the famous Tax
List. We "a her have our friends come and
look for themselves, and we say come and ex
anime. You will find us al home on every
article. We do not expect you 10 buy without
you get good bargain. il 10 for our in
terest as well a. yours. that you have every
article as low as can be afforded, and we in~
tend you shall. Please to recoIlect that we
are opening large lot Of goods thus week from
New York. purchased under particula advan>
tgfres. Among them high colored Muslin de-
LANES and other Dress Goods, Carpets Cotton
and Wool. Also the largest assortment Of
Boots and Shoes, ever offered in this market,
but dc not take our word for it. Examine.
ALVORD g. BROTHERS.
Wolcottville, Oct 80. 1850. 3w25
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21

In 81. Andrews Church, Marbledale, on
the 7th inst. by the Rev, james l.. Scott.
Henry MOrehOuSe, of New Milford, 70 Cor
1elia Caroline. eldest daughter Of Hiram
BisselI ESQ.,. Of the same place.
In st. Andrews Church, Marbledale. on
the 9Th inst, by The Rev. james l.. Scott,
Edward Hunt, Jr., of New Milford, TO Ma
ry H. daughter Of the lale George Sanford
Esq, Of the same place.
In 81. Andrews Church, Marketable. on
the 18th inst by the Rev. James L. Scol,
Solomon 7. MorehOuse, TO Mary, daughter
Of Henry Plat, Esq, all OF Marketable.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is.

News FROM THE GREAT SALT LAKE
Captain Stanbury, Of the Typographical
Engineers, and party, arrived last eve
ming on their return from an exploring
expedition to the Great Salt Lake. They
left Fort Leayenworth in May l849, to
survey and explore by order of govern
ment, the region Of Utah mountains from
Fort Hall in Oregon. to the valleys Of
the Great Salt Lake and Utah Lakes
Theparty were upwards oftwelve months
in making surveys, &c. and have returned
in good health. The Mormons aided
them all in their power, and are spoken
Of in high terms by Capt. s. and party,
for industry and adding cultivated ter
ritory to the Union, where ordinary civ
ilization would not have reached, and
where we need thriving and agricnltu-
raj population between the two ocean
possessions. Capt. s. left @alt Lake
City on the 2lst Of August. At the
outskirts of the town. the frst train of
Mormon emigrants was met, and after
wards he encountered daily trains. all get
ting along very finely. II.
1t is estimated tiat 1900 wagons will
have reached the City OF Salt Lake this
season from the States. The crops are
all good in the valley. Capt. SIS party
were charged by a war party OF the
Snake Indians; but no harm was done,
fer they discovered preparations were
made to receive them. and that it was
not Utahs with whom. they were engaged.
Sioux and CheyuLe Indians were seen in
great numbers. but were friendly. The
Cheyunes are at war with the Utahs,
and the Grows and Snake Indians with
The Pawnees. In coming. Capt. s. met
with J. Owen, Sutler at Fort Hall. whose
train had been robbed by the Grows in
South Pass. Livingston and Kincade's
train were men at Fort Bridge, on 18th
September. The FIRST U. 8. mail arrived
at Fort Bridge on the eth; the second
was met on 18th Oct. near Ashe Hollow.
Captain Tuttle's train was met on the
9th. IS miles beyond Fort Kearney, and
Richards train at the head Of Little Blue
on the 2sth. A train was to have left
Salt Lake City about 10Th September
for the States.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21
GAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS
WORTH i POUND OF CUREu

TINE RAINY SEAsan has now commenced
i and persons perambulating the q Dig
gings" are very likely to get wet feet. thereby
oau$idg Troublesome colds. mhich not unire.
qaeatly keep their owners backing all winter,
TO guard againsa such ralamiiy. 60 al once
to ALvORD & BROTHERS and procure
q pair Of these right and fashionable Rubbers,
which witt raable you 10 traysi with perfect
security from wet.
Also just receiveds large assortment Of
Re0Gs and Shoes.
.ALvORD, Il BROTHERS
Woieoitville. Ocl %. CIV
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21
Ths LIIehaaId c0ualy, Tenrsnaes soeIely


The LiIch6sld COualy Tempsramco Society
held il annual messing October 22d 1850.
Was called to order BY the President and
prayer wasefsEed by Rev. Mr.. Vail, d Milton
Delegates were present from Goshen. TO'.
ringi I'D, Soulh FERNS, Plymouth HOLLOW. New
Preston, ..IiItun, NarIh Cornwall. South Germ
wall, West Cornwall, Kent and sOuth Canaan.
Heardth report Of the Secretary and Treas
urer. II was voted fhaia committee Of FIVE be
appointed t. nominate officers for the year en-
suing. Rev. Mr.. Mote, Rev. Mr.. Vail. Mr..
Clarke. r. L Hart and Julius Hart wete nOm-
mated.
The Committee after short session rep or
ted tor President n. BALDWIN, Esqr. OF
Washington.
V1ce Pressdeats.
.THas9As MIhLER, T0rringford.
MxRoN HARRIsoN. G. Bridge.
H. r MERwEN, Goshen.
C. BEEBE, Canaan
RIM. HorcHKIss, Woodbury.,
r. BATTEn, Norfolk.
j. WrARD, Plymouth.
T. L. HARr, Recording Secretary.
K GooDw1n, South Farms, Correspond
ing Secretary.
SAMUEL H. DUDLrT, Milton, Treasur-
or.
which report was unanimously adOped.
-dfiermoOn Session Heard the repoIts Of
the delegates. also of MIR. A. B. Clark. Co.
Agent. Music BY abe choir.
A most eloquent and powerful address was
delivered by Rev Nc. Vile. Of Pleasant VAL
Low NI " Ais.. huss pnvs Mr. M..oro AZ. Tor.
ringford. Meeting adjourned 10 meet at West
Cornwall. on, the fourth Tuesday Of Nov.
r. L. HART, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21
Notice.

A IL persons liable ,opag State and Town
kATaxes IN the town Of 'lcEriE glo.l, 81 ire a.
se7smeni list Of the year lS4g. are hereby mott
ned That viii receive the same al the store oil
y. Smith In 1nFRiRgiord on Friday me I5th 81
Nev. next. from to ~ o'ciock A. M Al I'M
g 70 Of N. Roberts in BurgviIe, from 10
o'clock N: ofsaid day; al W.nshp store ii
FOFrMgtoQ from 2 70 ~ a., NJ !. Oh Saturday
the 6sIy " ApEeNhef next. And ai thel Helel
y Chass thpEehs irSIn tGel o'clock PsjsA u
the eAnae daF. 4. .5.s.f i'll 49, 49,. Il
~. B. These who neglect 10 pay their faxescS
@ before sale day. must exPsct ~ pas kg9
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