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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
WANTS.


XVANTED-Flheeu or Twenty good agents to Intro Intro;
w Snckneys Improved Door Plate In the principal
cities and villages OF the United States IL 10 beautiful
sres and tskes well ssd can Dc 500 .Ica H. 70
o. BY letter (POspsidJ to N H. sTIcKNEY, I55 wssrsi
New-YoTk. je2O So
NNANTED-Empovmeut al dressmakiug, a person
W lately arrived In this city, who understands cutting
cut end mailing ladies' dresses chdrens clothing and plain
sewing offers her services by the day week 10 respec-
table private families Inquire at % East Ffeenths
yNANTED-IoO agents 10 canvass for a new WORK just
useful works As grea, ndacenens are ofsl cd aud as
lsrge wages can be made any other similar essbsh-
American Family Publication Establishment" % Nassau.
d. up stairs, frat door. jel7 Inn
yTAHTED-Sitasuons nor numosr Or exc7lea, sra
W and children, recently arrived free from city nsor
and sssocAlonS, snd Wiling 10 work for moderate wages
Application TO he tho oscers Of GorDrols.onefs si
Emigration, 10 the Para 40 chsSsss n2'u
WANTED Bysrspectableyoang woman situation
w 10 do general house Tcrk In aniall private fsmi
she Isrste washer and roner she has the best Of city
reference. CAL at lei Greensst. ie2O 81
kEJAnTED-By respectable young man, a situai N
w watT; would nc, mind going Ia the country AD-
ply for g. a, TaHmany Hail. between and o'clock P "
A PRACTICAL BOoKKEEPER, whose rnas
Hhnol fully occupied, would ike TO devote part o. u!
70 auditing accounts writing another OF books
Address Accountant, box Sl45, PoStOfhce. myso I'm
TO PREssMEN.-wsnted, pres,nan to goS .u!n
10 take charge or Cylinder press and do ID work
Apply 10 X. HOE co. ~ and 81 God.sL jsl9St
A FAMILY ABOUT LEAVING TOWN, wish .
~ procure good home for Prote girl Ia their
pioy, as chambemsd she is o0lging, Trustworthy can
sew neatly, and s fond Of children Can be seen ~ 99
MadsOn.sL je2i ~
MNING MAKERS WANTED-rhrse who
a perfectly understand the business, constant
work on Gomperts Water proof Awnings, l0l Bower.
jel9 ST.
OST-A certificate for % shares capital stock Bowefy
II A Rank. drawn favor @ Joseph Rogers The finder
will be suitably rewarded leaving with @ Brad
ford, ESQ. Cashier Of the Bank. is9 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
PowELToN HOUSE N wsURGH.

[n THE PROPRIETOR Of his favorile ana sgreesbls
k place Of Sumner resort lskes pleasure In CO Ing tho
attention Of the RewYork public 10 the fact tha he 10
now prepared for The reception ADo entertainment Of sEh
trAnseni or permanent bosrders The high estimation Ia
which ais h0uses held by families who have spenlns SUM-
mer months there he 10 will render extended notes
of superior attractions point focslon scenery drives
Sc unnecessary In this par ulsr has eQus ths
Hudson River TIE srder heretofore, viii be supplied
with every docscy tho markets afford 10 addition 70 the
former facilities for reaching Newburgb by steamboats,
there FIVE trains Of passing dsy eiher from
NewYoTk and Albany. Early application should 10 made
a selection OF rooms. iel0 I'm q DONALD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
LEBANON SPRINGS
ard the

aa--- SHAKER CITY,
(via Hudson.l-T shoreI ard easI expensive rou'e
to these celebrated pisces IL by the Hudson River KSro4
and STEAMBOATS, TO Huison thence by the HuteoE RirOa1
and stsge Through Shaker Cityl TO the Springs
Passengers from Nev.YorA by The noTcing usln ana
boas NAV STRIVE At the Springs at p Of the day.
Passengers by The evening trAir and boats rom
may reach the Springs the morning 81 q O'CLOCK
Fare from Hudson to the Springs 81 So 60
iel5 SIN }. WATERMAN, SuV''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

~ The Conservation OF 1T. Paurs Chapel
MorTssna Village, viii take place on Saturday, the I'D
Inst services l0i NJ. Ausn Of cars will
leave The City Hall at ococs, arriving at Morhssnis In
fll time for the services AID return at minutes past
The ladies' ofS Anne Parish intend ding Fair 10 aid
Of the Chapel Tuesday and Wednesday the 10Th and
2h mat and request that donations aud subscriptions fo
uis object may be lef 10 store Of Messrs Stanford
Swords 1873 Broadway, any day previous 10 the Z1h The
Fair will be held in spacious tent upon tho beautiful
grounds joining the Chapel and will be open from 10
O'Clock during the remainder OF day Trains OF n7 mar
lem Railroad cars run to the Fair during the day, leaving
the City Hall st TO- H. y and 5; returning vii eaye
Tho Fair g. 8, 2 81 S. aud 5 So je2O 4iThFM&Tu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
NiALE BOARDING sCHOOL, WnI0n, Coo.


MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, Wilton, Coz
are made for the accommodation OF few oils al
this institution numbering now about thirty Mr. W. rec
pectuly invites parents intending 70 plsce ss ,oas
reLts and advantages which this school offers II can be
visited without difficulty BY the Of the New Yol sod
New Haven rAilrSad. which pass through Norwak ire
ouenty every day For particular Information please
circulars With names OF psirons obtained NJ 1873 brosd-
way IS Bowery. 76l Chatham ct. New York. je4Sw'
gTRkNCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
L -MadsIne HlI hiss removed her French ard Engnsh
Boarding and Day School hom Csrrou.place 70 loi
81 Msrksplace Firstav. The new location 10 open
and airy with large garden and she houfe, douole
enc with every modern convenience sse invites thcse
having daughters for whom they desire thorough and
6TsLcs.s edncssa In all branches. to call and examine
testimonials She hes had committed 10 ner care ne
OF many Of The esdng families Of ihs city and
can refer to all my7u
V'HE BEsT TEACHERS and their Emptoye,s
throughout the Untoa, are successfully nsg2ast,ag a.
81 to Is and upwards, payable TO order In service mo
rate OF per cent one years compensation and hs
parties proposed until sui ed Merchandise At toDsf
Negotiations daily. from TO ~ A. NJ aud ITO L N Ex-
cspge days are Thursdays Fridays and Saturday, Lot
should be early, full and postpaid References ex
changed leu 81
xIJINANT,s BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
w BOYs.-Al Little Ferry, nine miles from Hobosens
j. This iDstiinon 10 designed for young lads All ths
pre.eI number Of are under ,Teve yesIs Of age and
tl20 per year Circulars obtained Of Mr. Ostrsnde cor
Canal and vWicL Sta New York. jela lm'
ROAkDiNG SCHOOL FOR BVYs.-irying
Dlnsruie, Terrytown, N T. Pupils admitted a. any
nyo In WIN. r. LYON A NJ Principal.
A LADY accustomed tuition, is DESTROYS Of obtaining
n situation governess IN respectable family resd-
Ing In The country during the Summer Apply to Mr.
MILLER, Bookseller. SIS Broadway. jel9 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTORS.
ITO PARTIES INTERESTED In rev Inventions
the subscriber Offers hs services IN soliciting Leers
Patent In lhs country and aso 10 Great Britain france
aud other Continental s3es. Every nfounslon can be
obtained OF ard advice Afforded on al ezs or scennfs
points coDnaeisd with thees pbiectsb By
MIA u p. PIRssOa. Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

w. CRAWBUCK
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION Of his nu-
W friends and to bis upholstery
and house furnishing rooms, $50 Grandst where VIII
be found complete assortment OF The following articles.
viz: Feathers Beds Mattresses Hair foss Hdsk aud See
grass Also. Bedstesds Of every description. Also @
sperd did variety Of Window Shades ard Paper Hangnga.
Old beds and mattresses renovated and msde equal to
jel2lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
AmEs POWERS


JAMES POWERS,
ERASrUS BEACH
SHERWOOD DAY, >Commissionora
CYAN SANTNOORD,
ny5 In JOHN VAN VLECk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

EOk SALE-Ons second hand Adams wv"
"A \. HOE 1 90. ~ end u w.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

NH, Z. DORLAND, MIR. WRIGHT, 1 R.-T. EAuNnpus
n0RLkND, sAUNDERs fsl & co.. CFrs$ SSR) H@sIs) A.
- nj ENTO CITY, CALLIFoRNiA, are Dealers
q keqdg h9de etohiHg Pr0oisiOaS and eUerv article
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

NEW ORLEANS. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY g. 1850
EDUCATION.


HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A BOARDER5 AND DAY PUPILS. Cdronde!et
IN street, ST. Joseph, established in 1642, under the
supcrntsncence of the MISSES ALLISOJN, from LON
DON. This Institution, conducted the best plans d
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches equi-
site 10 a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known apphca-
ton the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON Caron-
delet street. ia14 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03
BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Brsinessqf Tie Company e.aeaed to Life Insurance ONLY

The fund is to be invested charter for the
S s pSy n Al
and in Socksof the State and of the United States
This Company being organized, not for the benefit Of
Stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protection Of
sry in ts operations great National benevolent nstu
gaey % Children GsTS ae4 a large
fe @ ds s pSs Il s whole Sas
Re SECURING
pSomPt settlement il eHss Of death married M woman % can
and Of herself and children free from the claims Of cred
ggss$9 sSs Nsh #s: Ssf $% tsa; .7:s;A.
Isaac PnTGR j. Boad
Joseph W Stanton, J. 1DMsSFGfRhs; Morgan iiaI Cohen,
SGa ss' Gssdeh WSFEes WEs
John L. r rSaliaanS Geo w smith,, Theo 4. McCPleb,
Fsowss Eaaa JOHN Lss L%Dhn'
john HAeAx, President Of the Company
AaJs.s WfHPREFSWSFT HTsT s@issl BSs5d
Ii. e. MEIRTr, Aetnsry. =. f. L. GooID, Attorney.
RGHsnD Bf bsa rs MHs'9S T. Ssdfs s1
whites to Z Ma a. R his residence ne M WI exsmns white
oaoSf lie viii N not tie examine any p ons at his dwelling
without permit which be had on application at the office
f This Company is prepared to entertain applications
Sy Life Insurance. and issue PCciss al SOUND and healthy
by the Board, which than the rates charged BY the
as to residence in the South BY the charter Dividends Of
and be made available once to the extent of twohrds
of their amount where the party has paid his premiums full
SaioTnis Permits are issued to Life INSURANCE
Rates. and all information to Life Insurance. and all papers
Necessary to effect Insurance be had the office Of the
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
-EYZ Office hours. 8 A. N. to 5P. M. jeT 1y
fRMesyATM9WAs n sLaIs 1dS Mas BEGK S
5ttorney at Law, f0tdries Public have removed No.
81 HkANIER STREET, where they prepared to execute
R.n every Iacliy all CommercdL and Marine Notdrial
H1R- Records Of Wood & Beck kept separate mh95 ly
IN EMOvAlGCD; 7; DONOVAN, Agent of OWEN &
Johnson, Coal Dealers, has removed his Coal Office
ioors from the Corner Of st. %ars sTee %9
opposite Steamship Landing where All orders Ieff viii he
pnnctualy attended to, as heretofore. apl i'm
ID EMOVAL-A. @. WILBUR & co have ra1noved
N their OFFICE from No. ls Bank Place, as Pogdrss
street. fy18
ID EMOVAlr-DR. R. H. WYNNE, P6Vsfc,o1 and
N. Acc0acheur has removed to No. 136 CARoNprLET
STREET. fyi6 6m
ID ENIOVAIrTHOMAS K. PRICE, who was recsr1Iv
IN burnt at No, 81 Camp street, has taken an office Al
ms o LEAF ToBxCCo FLoRIDA. Ri GUBH KEN kRsEfG
TUCkY etc. to suit the taste of every customer fyl9
THE PROPIE's BHl1l POSTER.
S. C. SfTCHEIsL.
PG NJ an TSauS @ sinSldils % o,e 0 Se We pso sS
elected and those who did for the bef apaonage they
gave me, would wish to inform them, al the word
general that ready at all hours their bills dis
tended to: Crescent Office SO Charles street; Billiards OF
oe, Camp street; Delta Office, liz POydrasa teet; Poa-
Snns Job Office ~ Rank Place; Pioayuns fsshouss.
n9 :. T. 5 ATCHELL, People, Bill Poster
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

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luno babe tebtuttnbe <inbertns erbaften.
Vor. Ii, 1850. 81. Stetntr.
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Oas Sprtt5srifhe uniptrfals .6eifpaalfer vet,
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l0onHtr. D.. IN <tbmanit's 0referp. @fcrt n
lsenIsStilt, III ctnltlben County, IN -, waiir;s
l6rortrp- Gtcrt, IN Mounf Cation, gBapnt 0sfp.
Ittt u. Staiiftr WaIfwirt5 I'll Gufrniftisr
I2Baynt Co.. 6A 9scuffsf, @tcrebalter: In Qitrt.
stano, C.s Bet Or. @tcrg @1aler. ss'Fl
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25
Oerfdisf bon 2dmbcreien mnS @tnDts
SO s.'s ! ss Rotten fir xayei,.

XolenbeS i eaben SabHttn n Start County, weIae
pe8sn MdsabIuns BON ss County anruf qesspe
uNb Corporations r bas Sabr 1849 NIT ntrs
ln sa9r am gerfau
= ouSatctgnmerben. =
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

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Gtapcn Q Beaatlana 1aren
Sners0en uen Wcn9, 1851 gcrr
tnos 10 hr 0rfouf rodt
nbt Dor bfr Belt Der fhnoss 8etas oaauf besab
smbiorsgFae, ssat 6eunp} SSnt. -. Smrfe, Aupifor.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

Orr Gnsitb / l0
Siitbsp Sobn Grbe 10
Nsincebl 8ecrs q.l0
@tarlt NiI'ians 10
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Zimmerman Gst. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26
Special Stockholders Meeting.

sE HEREAS, the following Resolution Aa was possed by the General Assembly NA fthe State of Connecticut, at its ses- sion holden in May last, to wit '>
 General Assembly May Session, 1850.
 Upon the petition of the Housatonic Railroad Company.
 Resolved by this Assembly. That the Tenth Section of the Charter of said Com pany be so amended that the Annual Meets ing of the Stockholders of said Company may be holden in any month in each year, which shall be determined on by the Stock. holders. at meeting called for that pur, pose. Provided, That this act shall no take effect until the same shall be approved by the Stockholders. at a meeting specially called for that purpose. . .-f5
 Therefore, notice is hereby given that s Meeting of the Stockholders of this Compa ny will be holden at Wordin's Hall. ir Bridgeport, on Wednesday, the 18th day o September, 1850, at 3 o'clock, P. Nj. fol the purpose of deciding upon the acccr,anc, of said amendment to their Charter, an, also in case of acceptance thereof, to decid, in what month the Annual Stockholders Meeting shall be holden.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 Attest. IRA SEER MAN, Secretary.
 Brigeport, Aug. 26 1850. 3wl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26

At a Probate Court, holden at Cornwall. .wifh- !
 in and for the District of Cornwall, on the
 10th day of September, A.. D. 1850.
 Present, FREDERICK KELLOGG, Esq. Judge TTPON the application of Hopkins T. S. V Johnson, showing to thus Court that he ist Guardian to Philos B. Johnson, Caroline M. Johnson, Phebe Ann Johnson, and Eliza }. J"hnsoE, Miners belonging to said District. and that said Minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz an undivided Dtcs- est in about sixty acres of land with two dwell-- ing houses and other buildings thereon, boun- ded southerly on Joseph North and others land . eas'eriy on Benjamin P. Johnson and highway . noFtherly on Hopkins T. 8. Johnson aud oth~ CTS land, and westerly on HenGy Baldwin ana others, being the farm lately occupied by EbeH J. Johnson deceased. And furthermore, that said Philos B. Johnson. is the 0 xner of anoth-- CT piece of land. containing about sixteen and half acres, and lies westerly of the above de- scribed iarln. and adjoining thereto, being th.r same land that formerly belonged to Huldah Johnson deceased, all of which is valued at about twenty three hundred dollars, and show = ing just and reasonable cause for selling said land. and praying for an order, that he or soms other meet person be empowered 10 sell the same as per application on file, dated the 16til day ct September 1850.
 ORDERED.-That the foregoing application be heard al the Probate Office in Cornwall, on the 2d day of December 1850, at one o'clock l m the afternoon. and that notice thereof be published in one of the public newspapers in Litchield, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time assigned for the hearing of said application.
 | Certified from Record
 l FREDERICK KELLOGG Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26

The following is characteristic of the generous and manly character of the gentleman named:
 Hon I. W. Stuart, on learning that a .child had been hurt by the running away of his horse, in Hartford. immediately secured the services of two Surgeons, and has paid all the bills. The boy is out of .adanger. Mir. s. also sent notices to per sons whose property had bcen injured by <the runaway. that he would pay all the damage. This was liberal on his part, zas the horse was properly fastened, and ;he was not legally obliged to pay for damages done by the frightened horse. --Haryord Tunes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26

WeUs form Paradise to the Latest 4Mo> ment.-We understand that the spirits of Dr. Parkman and Prof. Webster have both held communication with the Roch- ester family, and that Andrew Jackson Davis has seen the spirits of these gem .tlemen walking arm in arm throgh the spirit world. We suggest to MT. Davis the propr;ety of looking again. and mak- ing himself sure in the matter of identity, as others have been mistaken upon this point, while they were in flesh, or srp- posed to be. We put it to Mr. Davis {; we ask him on his honor as a gentleman and the founder of the Harinonial Phil. osophy. if he is indupitaIly certain that one of those gentlemen scas got Mr Bhss of Sprsnafeld 7" We,understand {" Mir. Bliss v was in that part of the city about that time.--Spris.gfsld Republican.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26
INFORMATION WANTED,

Of Widow SALLY CONE, an insane person, who left her home in Saadisfeld. Mass, about two weeks ago, and is supposed 10 be wander ing about in Litch6eld county, as she has been traced 10 Goshen, where she was seen on the 3lst of August, since which her friends have heard nothing of her. She is about 50 years of age, rather below middle size, has dark brown hair which is rather short aud hangs down upon her neck. She converscs but lit, tie, and calls herself Sally Kellogg, which was her maiden name. She wore away a calico frOck. apron and sun-bonnet. Any iniorma- tion respecting her will be favor 10 her rel- atives and any one who will keep her, and relieve her wants, and give information of her whereabouts to the subscriber. shall be welt rewarded. Address J. M. SEARS,
 Sandis6sld, Mass.
 September 6, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26
SUPERIOR COURT. Fourth Week.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHURCH PRESIDING.

CHIEF JUSTICE CHURCH PRESIDING.
 CIVIL CASES.
 WEBSTER vs MoRsE.-An action in the case. to recover money paid for cer> tain stocks sold by defendant to plaintiff which plaintiff claimed, were less valua> ble than were represented to be, by the defendant and for not tranferring said stock to the plaintiff. = Verdict for defendant to recover hie costs.
 Counsel for plaintiff Messrs. Hubbard Sanford and Barber.
 Do. for defendant-Seymour and Hol> lister.
 JOHN B. HAML1N, Jr. vs. LUCY s. HAML1N.--Petition for divorce on the ground of Adultery, Bill granted. Counsel for Petitioner--Harrison: No appearance by Respondent.
 PoND vs. PoND.-- Petition for di vorce on the ground of i'll treatment. Bill Counsel for petitioner--Hollister. No appearance of Respondent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26
Collectors Notice.

NJ OTICE is hereby given to ali persons lia. " be to pay Town Tax im Washington, on assessment of 1879. that will meet them at the store of w, W Leavi,t, in Washington, on Monday Oct 6: at the store of Nelson Mo1e- house. New Preston, on ruesiay>Oct, ', be. tween the hours of 9 and F o'clock in the fore noon. e&*
 All persons who neglect to pay their taxes at said time, mnst expect to pay the legal fees for collecting. J H. BENA EFT, Collector.
 Washington, Sept. IT ISjO s3wI9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26
FOR SALE.

4s..d THE Homestead formerly !ss. owned and occupied by Major
 A Beebe Hine, and more recent ly by D. P. Clark. Esq, beautifully sit uated at the head of the Main street in the village of New Milford, Conn.
 The Dv cling House is of brick and both Dwelling House and Barn are large commodious and in good repair. Th' Farm contains fifty6ve and half acres of land of the best quality-well fenced mostly with substantial stone walls--ant in a high state of cultivation, and com, prises fine Orchard of young apple trees in full bearing. A wood lot oi eleven acres, about mile distant from the homestead. will be sold with it. Pay ments arranged to accommodate the pur> chaser. About ono half of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for a SC ries of years, if desired. asa.s4 2
 Possession given lst of November next. This property, distant from New York about four hours, by railroad, and from Bridgeport about one hour and a half, is deemed worthy the attention of gentlemen who desire to obtain a very pleasant residence in quiet moral and lhealthful New England village.
 Application can be made to D. c. Sanford, near the premises. New Milford, or to the subscriber.
 HENRY K. BoGERT.
 Executor of the last Will of Augustine H. Lawrence, deceased.
 New York, 49 William st., Aug. 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26

TIE SELKIRK CARAvAN.-Thc Minne> -sota Pioneer of the 2lst Aug. says, that the caravan from the Selkirk settlement. 500 miles north of St. Pauls, has arrived at the Sauk Rapids. The carts are most of them drawn by single, but some use small horses. They were fifty days on the way, and had wearisome journey on account of the floods. Mr. Ross, one of the company, states that they prefer the St. Paul's market to the Hudson's Bay Company. because they get better price for their wares. They probably get goods cheaper, too. Whatever may be the truth of their representations as to the comparative prices of goods at Hudson Bay and St. Paul's. there is this fact in the case-their trade on the Mis- -sissippi increases every year, and they will transport from St. Paul's On this oc- .casion, all the goods their means will af- ford.
 Mir. Ross says that Selkirk and the re- .gion within twenty miles, has six Protes. tant churches, two Catholic, and one !nunnerv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26
Ta ff6 IiaIrs af s1irnnis GlkbE

HNHE subscriber has credible isfwmatiun Oi l valuable sun in money and lands be. longing to the heirs of Sylvanus Gibbs. am informed that he was private and an ensign in the Revolutionary War in the Connecticut line, that he was Pensioned under the act Oi June Eth, 1899. then residing in Litchtield CO. Conn. He was placed sn the pensiOn roll. Sept. 27, IS3S. that his pension commenced March Alh, 1881. was. at tile time he was placed on the roll so years old, and died June 9th 1894. Should any individual know the said Sylvanus Gibbs and his heirs, they will do favor to let them know. who on information shall receive full account of all that am in possessOn, by paying for a few incidental charges. Heirship property aiteste6 and post age pad. Editors of other papers please copy -the heirs may he in eihor States.
 South Farms, Lilchfield Co. G.
 BENTON BARNARD.
 1aEn on
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-26
Brevet Maior JOHN H. MrlIra. of th

Brevet Major JOHN H. MILLER, of the U. s. Armys died at the residence of Dr. Porter, near Pittsburgh, Pa. on the -l2th inst. Major Miller was the son in law of the late Hon. John NorvelI, and She husband of Mrs. Miller who so mys- .teriously disappeared from Niagara Falls q few months ago. The family of Mr. Norvell has been sorely afflicted during the last few months. in the death of it's head, son, and a son-in-law.