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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-13

A Whig President threatened Texas with the ar.
my aad navy, because she claimed the boundary with
which, as an Independent Republic, she was annexed
to this Union; and Wing presses are now in doubt
as to whether the same President will enforce the
Fugitive Slave Law, passed in accordance with the
plain letter of the Constitution. When will Mr..
Fillmore act! Has his Massachusetts Marshal per-
formed his dusya And if not he not to be removed
Boston Modification is very different article from
South Carolina or Georgia Nulli6ca.ion; and as to
Texas, simple claim on her rart to her ancient
boundaries, and 4 peaceable attempt to organize
Counties within what she considers her terrific.
~, is met with Executive denunciation and threats
Of the sword. Truly. have We fallen on strange and
evil times. a. '..rt -..' ..' .'..
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-13
MCBRIDE AND CROOKS.

Will the Greensborough Patriot tell the public
what was done with the indictment in the case of
Crooks and Mcbride, at the recent Term of Guilford
Superior Court! Was not bill sent in to the Grand
Jury against these men! And was it not in evidence
that Of these men, both, had circulated an in.
cendiary document And Gid not the Judge express
y inform the Jury that the document scas incendiary,
and that if circulated by either Of these men, they
were bound to fud IS a true bill"! ind did not tie
Jury, in the face Of these Jaets disagree, and refuse to
return q true biN"?
A citizen Of Georgia went to Boston, week or
two since, to reclaim fugitive slave under the law
enacted by the last Congress. He arrested three
times, on frivolous and ridiculous charges, and was
held to bail, each time, in to appear and an
swer before the Courts Of Massachusetts; and he
escaped only by flight fourth arrest, based upon the
criminal charge of attempt kidnap his slave.
So much for Boston. Now let Us look nearer home.
can,ing scoundrel-a man protesting to be fol-
lower of the Prince Of Peace Preacher of the Cos
pei. is indicted in Courts for circulating ncendi-
ary documents among slaves. 1t is proved that he
had endeavored to excite insurrecton among them
and he is convicted an incendiary, under the STATUTE
BY Jury of twelve men. The Judge orders him to
the pillory, to be whipped, and imprsoned; but the
prisoner appeals to the Supreme Court for second
hearing. Theappeal was granted-properly granted,
as we suppose; but in the meantime the incendiary
permitted to at large. under bond of only
thousand dollars conditioned for his appearance and
additional thousand dollars, believe as forfeiture
his part in case he repeated his offence OF course
this (McBrde) has no idea of abiding the result
of his appeal He will not repeat his offence, in such
manner as to be detected in it, aud so he will not
forfeit any thing that account; and to his thou
sand dollar bond for his appearance to take the pllo-
~, the ash and the Imprisonment, that be easily
discharged by his Abolition employers North, or by
his friends in Guilford. Why was he not imprison-
ed! Or, if not imprisoned, why was not the bond
ten thousand dollars instead Of one!
We assure the Patriot that the questions contained
in the first paragraph Of this article, put in good
faith and in respectful spirit. We have no wish,
in this connection create undue excitement or TO
make party capital. We merely ask for information.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-13

.Au.,,oAN Toaacco. sfhe editor ofthe Whining
ton Commercial says that he has sesna part sf an
experimental crop oftoaaooo raised In North Ca'oi'
na, from Spanish seed. whose quality warrants the
belief that our sand hills under proper cslsvasien.
will produce as fne tobacco ss any in the world.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
y. i. JUDD
MA@TRMRMAM AmERnNsl

SUES0 " t91al1l9AAgN AMTuSiJE.
."OuLD m. It respectfully inform ~.
w Deople Of Litchfield County Iha, 4.
has lifted up rooms . lew doors west Of the
Court House fOf the express purpose of taking
miniatures, which will be warranted prr1ect
Having arranged a north light with the Al.
ditiOn Of metallic reflector (which by the
way Is PerIec. substitute Tor q skyIueht) i
now prepared TO take single pictures CT Groups
equal to the best operator ih the City.
Those who contemplate ha-ing their mipia
lures, are advised to procure them At this
place. rath-r than employ one ofthe many who
in nine cases out of ten. fail TO give you ans.
thing like perfect picture. =
If the vast nun Der al miniatures which he
has sold during the last three years, is any
evidence Of his ability to please, then has he
reason TO believe those who pairOnize this
establishment will have no cause for regret
Pictures inserted in Lockets, Rings, pins,
sc oil any desired size.
Ais" variety nf Gold Lockets on hand.
Young men wishing to engage in a Lucrative
business having Capital OF from $50 to AIS
can receive thorough course Of Instruct,cns
together with complete apparatus.
Litch6eld April 2slh. 1880.
PROBATG IBCDRD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

AT Court Of Probate holden mt Lilchfield
within and for the District of Lilchfield,
on the 10Th day of June, 1850.
Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of CYRUS CATLIN,
" of Litchfeld, showing TO this Couri
that he is the Guardian of Daniel s. Gar.
rift. Minor residing in said Distict-.hat
said Minor owns certain real Estate lying
in the town of Li,ch6eld. about three miles
southeasleriy from the Court House, being
so much OF the house aud home lot lately
occupied by Daniel Garrilt, Jr. deceased.
rs was set OFF as Dover to the widow Of
said Daniel Garritt. Jr. (subject to the life
estate Of said widow praying this Court,
for re asonS in snid petition set forth, to pass
an order authorizing and empowering said
petitioner or some other meet person to sell
AMI convey the interests Of said minor 10
said described premises, according 10 the
Statute in such cases male and provided
as per petition on (i'e, dated june 10 1850.
ORDERED, That said petition be continued
10 the Sd Monday Of August 1850, then 10
be heard and determined at the Probate
Office In said Liichfield, at 3 O'Clock in The
afternoon and that notice OF the pendcncy
thereof be given by publishing this ordel
in newspaper printed in LiichGeld, three
weeks successfully, at least six weeks be.
fore The said 81 Monday Of August.
A true copy of Record.
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
District of Lilchfleld S.

'HSA - ASsVNuuCtOs SSs 4
Probate Court, June 10, 1850
ENSTATE of BENJAMIN ROBERTS.
IL late of Goshen in said District de-,
ceased
The Court Of Probate for the District of
I.i,chfeld, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Cred.
itors Of said Estate, represented insolvent,
in which 10 exhibit their claims thereto !:
and has appointed Messrs Benjamin Sedg.
wick and Joseph I. Gaylord, Commission.
ers to receive and examine said Claims.
Certified by CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
THE Subscribers give notice that they
shall meet al the late residence Of said de-
ceased, in said Goshen, on the lst Monday
in July, aud the I'd Monday in December
1850. at O'Clock in the afternoon, ON each
of said days, for, the purpose Of attending
on the business OF said appointment.
BENZ. SEDGwIcK. ! c
JOSEPH !. GAYLORD, Non rs'
All persons indebted u said Estate are
requested I" make immediate payment to
ANNA ROBERTS. }
DAVID F SMITH, Aecu'o's'
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

HOUSE Saturday mnrning, Sune nd
Prayer bi Rev. Dc. TAIN Of the House.
Bill exrmpiing homeslsads TO the amount
Of 800; continued 10 next session.
Mr. Humason offered q les. Of thanks, to
Captain Joseph Cos Of Midd .etown, for his
services IN forwarding the businesa of the
House. By has ireqnenG aud timely calls for The
previous question: unanimously ad0pted.-
Mr. Coe expressed his thaakS 10 the House
for their appreciation Of his services.
Resolution assigning the lawn of Seymour
to the ID Congressional district adopted.
judges Of Probate for all the districts Of
New Haven County, except WaieIb ury-ihe
House appointing Norton J. Buel, and the
Senate refusing to concur.
MessEs. Pratt and Demine were appointed a
com. to inform tho Senate. that the House was
ready 10 60 RiO Convention. The Senate Ure.
ceedsd by Hon. S Ingham, entered the hall Of
the House, and met the House in Convention,
Mr.. Ingham in the chair. Hon. Mr. Johns H.
Of the Senate, and Messrs. HaMmersley aud
Lord, Of the House, were appointed a com. TO
inform the Governor, that the Convention
we're ready TO receive any communication that
he might be pleased to make. Mr. Johnsnn
reported that the Governor would Immediately
meet the Convention. The Governor then en-
tered, attended by his private Secretary, his
staff. and the officers Of State.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Wilkie Of the House.
The Governor administered the oath of Of.
nee to these who had been appointed Judges o.
county courts, county commissioners, Judges of
probate. and justices Of the peace, and then
delivered an appropriate address.
Mr. J. H. Trumbull then, BY order Of his
Excellency, declared the General Assembly 10
adjourned without day.
SENATE.-FIiday evening, June 81. Res.
appointing the FIRST Monday in October for
taking the vo'esot the people upon the amend
Snents to the Constitution passed at mi, ses.
sion adopted.
Res. appointing Secretary Of State taken
up. Mr. Eaton moved to adhere 10 its former
vote. Mr.. P-rkins opposed the motion. l,
was supported by Messrs. Tnucey and Eaton.
and afies some explanatory remarks by Mr.
Marks. was lost by vote Of 10 to Q yeas Mr..
Catlin then moved to reconsider the vote
electing VIM. A. Judson, and insert the name
Of H s. Whitman, Mr.. Eaton moved to sub.
siiiute the name Of John c. p. Mather which
was adopted, and res. as amended passed.
message was received that tine House
was ready TO receive The Senate in convention
tyr the purpose Of adjournment Senate vt.
ed to comply, and thereupon proceeded to the
Hall Of Representatives.
Res passed appointing D, Plat Judge for
Washington. Res. Of thanks 10 the Clerk oil
the Senate passed unanimously. Vote Of
thanks to the President, also passed unani-
mously, after appropriate remarks by Messrs.
Catln and Rice.
Adjourned to IL 2 o'clock, SATURDAY.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
New Spring Go DDS
FOR THE COUNTYil
ut tie BEE HIVE, Soutk Ssrsst.

"A splendid stock Of Dress Goodai compri-
IA sing grestsyaEisiy Of back ANA colored
Silks. BarEeges, FEeAch and English Muslin
de LANES, AIraccas, Glnghams. Piinted Mns-
Inns and cslicOes a. immense stock of ell
descriptions. 80
Also Br0cha. Grape. Silk and other Shawls,
Dress Tfimmings. Glnves, Hosiery. HIKE.
shoes. SheeliHgs. Bstts. Carpet Warp. Car
peting, and eresy thing else wanted 10 the
line. al the lowest price,.
Also. BvoaAciOths, Casimeres. Veslings. &c.
Also Groceries, Crcckesy, Hardware, Paper
Hangings &c &c
/ Also White and Printed Mnslin ShiEls
Boycrns. &C., On hand, and maae - ogdet. II
the best manner, Of al qualities q malelia
3 BRONSON.
ApsIl sCsh. ieSo. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Litcilfeld Bakery I

HHE subscribers have erected BAKE.
RY in this village, with the latest
Improvements 10 machinery, and are pre-
pared TO supply the public with
BREAD, CRACKERS and CAKES of all
kinds. ...
We have secured the services OF an experts
enced PRACTICAL Baker, whose reputation is
as high as any in the State. and we ieel
warranted in the assurance that We can
furnish anything 10 our line OF quality
equal a; least to any other esta blishmenl.
The patronage OF this community is res
pectfully solicited
rs Hancp Gate for Weddings,
Parties, Raisings, &c., made 10 order at
the shortest notice aEd in the most approx.
ed manner.
I5eA Wagon with Bread, Rusk, and
Cakes, will run through the village and to
" olc"tlville every other day.
"rPers"Ls can be Supplied by calling
at the Bakery in Prospect street, or AT A.
p. Humans Grocery in Yves, street.
HlNMAN g. STRONG.
Li;ch6eld, June 8, 1850. 4tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
District OF TOrringlon, SIS.
Probate Court. May go 1850.
ESTATE OF JAMES GARDNER, late

TSTATE OF JAMES GARDNER, late
AAof Torring,on,. in said District, deceas-
ed. .
THE Court of Probate for the District Of
Turrington. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Cred
i,ors IF said Estate, represented insoivenr, 10
which to exhibit their claims thereto and has
appointed Norman B. La,hrop, and Nielsen
Alvord, Of said rolrington, Commissioners to
receive and examine said Claims.
Certified by GEO. D. WADHAMs. Judge.
THE subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Hotel Of Charles s. Church. in
said TorringtoR on the 9TH Wednesday Of Sept
and the 9TH Wednesday Of Nov. 1850, al Q
o'clock in the afternoon. on each Of said days,
for the purpose Of attending on the business Of
said appointment.
.N \ 3: aA1 n...sD, c.mm'".
ALL persons indebted TO said Estate, are re.
quesled TO make Immediate payment Il.
S H. B. RICHARDS, .adsntnistrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
NEW GOODS.

A FRESH Supply of STAPLE DRY
"A GOODS have just been received by
the Subscribers, consisting Of Bruadclo,hs
CaSsimeres, Summer cloths, Ladies' Dress
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery. &C., &c.
A choice lot Of Groceries, Flour, Hams.
Lard, Dried Beef, &c. C. ADAMS. & co.
P. s. The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Amos Wndsworih, Stephen
Trowbr;dge and Charles Adams. having
been dissolved, it becomes necessary that
all accounts previous 10 this date, should
be settled without delay.
LsIch6cld, May 24,h, 1850. 3w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
llOuasaaonic Railroad:

summer arrangement, commencing April ".
TIME Cars on this road run in connection
l. with the Nav York and New Haven, and
Western Railroad.
Morning 1roin for PittsAeld leaves Bridge
port at 10 40 .. M, an the arrival Of tho MoF~
ming Exp,css Train from New York, the sec
ond Accommodation Train from New Haven,
and the Naugatnck Train from Winsled.
Epening Train leaves Bridgeport tor Pitts.
field al S % p. m. ON the arrival of p. m. Elk.
press Train from New York add the 4 80 p. IN.
Train from New Haven and the Naugatuck
Tain from Watcibury
RETURNING,
First Train leaves Pittsfeld at 30 a. M.
and connects at Bridgeport with the Express
Train to New York, ct las n. IA, and the
Special Train 10 New Haven.
Second Train leaves Pittsield. &c p m i,
and connects with the Evening Express Train
to New York at 8 so Up. m.
An Extra Passenger Train will leave State
line. o. the arrival Of the Morning Train from
Albany. and iniersect thu 9 30 Pitisfield Train
at Van Deusenyiile. Returning; leaves Van
Deuselsille on the arrival Of the 1O4O a. m.
Train from Bridgeport and iMtersectsthe West.
ern Train for Albany at State line.
Freight Trains leave Bridgeport Il 8 o'clock
m. every morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

OflCE.-All Persons liable to ray Tax.
In esin the Town Of Canaan are hereby no.
iificd that the subscriber has received awar.
rant for the collection Of town tax On list of
lS40s and will meet them % receive the same
at the store Of Bel.len & Miner, on Friday
9th at the Tavern Of Lucius "A. Jude, . III said
Canaan, :st society. from o'clock till S, on
each of said days
Thosc who neglect this cali must expect
10 pay fees. EDWARD B. HUNT.
Canaan, June 10th, 1850. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
HoUsAT0NIC RAILROAD.
EIcssS:SiOae TO Bridgeport,
JULY 4th, 1850.

A TRAIN will leave New Milford al I m
- and arrive, at 8 Is.
A train will leave Darlington at m. anu
West Cornwall at 9 ~ IN, and arrive, at 10
10 N,
Fare from Darlington, Gsylords bridge and
all intermediate stations to Bridgeport and
back 81 90, New Milford IS cents.
All excursion Tickets, will be good to return
an the 5th, c. A. KiRTL AND. SuBt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
NAUGAIUC RAILROAD.
Excursion TO Bs'6NgeDOa.t.
JULY 4th. 1880.

A TRAIN will leave Litchfeld Station at
n 6 80 a nj, and arrive at Bridgeport at 9
80. A train will also leave at 46, and arrive
al 10 20 IN. Returning, leave Bridgeport at
S IS pm,
Fare from Winsted and Bulrville to Bridges
port and back 81 90 ; Woicot,villc, Litchfield
Station and Camps Mills 81 Ia; Plymou h
IS; Waterville and Waterbury 60 l-2 cents
All excursion tickets will be good 10 return
on the 5h. P HURD, Supr,
Bridgeport, June, 1880
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
MARRIED..

In this town, on Wednesday,, June 18th,
by Rev. B W. Sttne. DAVID C. GOOD
WIN, and OLIVE JANE, daughter of Maj.
David Marsh.
In Troy, N Y. 9Th inst, by Rev. DR.. Beman,
HENRY \. FARNSWORTH. Esq. Of Boston.
(Iaie ni this vilage,) and JULIA A daughter
Of Judge Cushman, deceased, and grand daugh.
ter Of the late Hon Beaj. Tallmadge. Of this
viiIsge. "a AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
% Boots, Shoes, Caters,
Leather DC.
Cheap fOl. Cash at Clocks
Store!

StORCs
w A Large and general as.
sortment Of Boots & Shoes,
@~ - received this week. They
were selected with care, and
are well adapted IL the present and appl oach n
ing seasons. among which may be found the
following. tiZ-
200 pairs Ladies' Caters. assorted colors.
from ri IS 10 80 90, 100 pairs French Enam.
meled aud Kid slippers, IS cts TO 23; 500
pairs cheap slippers, ali sorts, IS TO IS cts {;
60 pairs children's shoes, all kinds, Is to rs.
200 pairs NOR occo and leather buskins, from
rs eta. to L so; Leather boots, Polka boots,
morocco boots &C., rs. 100 pairs Gents Calf
Boots, tom | IS to 6 90 so pairs Cali and
Goat Brogane 50 pairs Kip and Cowhide
Brogans 100 pairs boys calf brogans 50 to rs
cents. 200 Cents Caters, ExceisciorS, &c.
A usual supply Of Leather, Morocco, Lin
ings, Bindings. Lasting, Shoe thread. &c. 30
bu. Shoe pegs. assorted sizes, at rnanufactuTeI's
prices. &
Particular attention will be paid 10 manu-
factoring custom work from French Calf skin
Goat skin. common Calf and Kip skins. OF
anything Of the kind wanted. A beautiful ar
ticle of BucSskin for tender feet. broad irill.
just fer the lame. A word about Boots and
Shots, not always lhoughtof. Ne one ever did
or ever can be healthy. sociable. amiable OF
agreeable. with their feet COVERED with rick
city. PinchIng. or slouching boots or shoes -
The reason why 10, that the blood. passing
10 times minute from the heart through the
feet back 10 the heart. The channels all CEN
te:ing in the feet, If those feet are not well
clothed, il 10 sent hack unnatural and disor-
dered. causing sickness 10 the head, faintnsss
10 the heart, and neannrss TO the soul, wnicD
no husDan being can overcome, No medicine
can cure! II you doubt Il. aching heads and
,winging corns can tell the story. All 20
want 0t boota or shoes are inviieo 70
call and examine my assortment, ana inev
er better than can be found elsewhere think
lhey will purehase. No change for showing
Call and see. SAMUEL CLO1h
Lilchfield. West st.. May y
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
DEATHS.

In this town, ON the 23d inst, ENOS
STODDARD. Esq, aged II. He repre-
scented the town in the Legislature in 1912
anil l643. ~
In Boston, Mrs. CORNELIA FROTH-
INGHAM, wife of J. Huntington Wolcoit.
Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Wanted.

A r the New Haven Shirt Mandatory. .
IN number Of Young Women 10 tgsss ShiEls.
CaHabIe add inselIigent psESons can make
ircsn "a 70 % per week. Meme Dut Arneri-
49, nssd applS. For further infoEmation en-
~SIge n s. h. BRONSON. Lseh6lsd
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

And Depot Of Bronze Po1Oders.
VPEE snbscriser, Importer and Manufacture
J. er. keeps constantly on hand the largest
assert ment Of M USlCaL IWS TRU.
NJ Il .N.TS, Of every description in the U.
S.-also Bronze Powder, OF all col.rs and quail
tiles Of the best German manufacture, Dutch
Metal. Florence Leaf, Gold, and Ultra .marine
Blue, and which he will sell on reasonable
terms. Store keepers are requested to call
and examine his large assortment before pur-
chasing elsewhere. EDWARD BACK
81 Fulton ST., NEW YORK.
March 9th, lS50-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Wanted.

On GIRLS are wanted. to work at the
AVV India Rubber business in Naugalu tue,
where steady employment and good wages
will be given. Enquire of Charles Adam
Litch6eld, or G. B. HOTCHKISS, Ag'.,
Union /. r. Co
Naugatuc, may 81. 4w3*
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

THE Annual Meeting Of the Litchfeld
l. Mutual Fire Insurance Company, vii!
be held al the Mansion house in Lilch6eld,
on the FIRST Monday la July. 1850. at e
o'clock. p. NJ. for the choice of officers, and
10 ,ransac, any other business proper 10 be
brought before said meeting. A general At.
tendance of the members is requested.
JASON WHITING, Sec'y.
Liichicld, June 10Th 1880. 5 @
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

ThE President and Directors Of the Iron
Bank. have this day declased dividend
Their earnings. payable 70 The Stockholders, on
and alter the I'd Of July. hrxt.
"A. C. RANDALL, Cashier.
Falls Village, june 10
TIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
u the lion Bank, for the choice of Directors
LOT the year ensuing. will he holden at their
na"Si"g House, in Falls Village, on Tuesday
'ne "a Gay ct July next, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
6y order If the Board If Directors.
A. C. RANDALL, Cashier.
rails Village, (Canaan.) june is 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

9 la cents per Yard.
WYE have on our counter for lew days
w only. a lot Of Mu.lins and DeLaines al
the above price. ALVoRD s. BROTHERS.
WGleoitville june IL 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Fine Roots,

@61 COARSE Boots. Mems Boots.
Boys Boots, Cater Es,is. Polka
Boots. Patent Leather, Monte
~ reg B6ofe. Good Boots. Poor
Boots, 81 sorts 81 BoOts, and great many
Boots Cheap ~ Cash. Shoes. do. DO. &c.
~ CLOCKS.
Jane I2lh. 1850. $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
For Sale

ON accommodating terms an
E!s! eligible building lot, situated in
Mss central part of the village Of
as9S Litch6eld. having ths,e con q
small BRICK HOUSE,. and out buldings.-
Inquire Of DR.. VIM. OF DR.. Samuel Buel, near
the premises. SN&~ ~
Ltchfeld, June l7lh, 1850 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
j. G.. BATTERSON'S
M ARBLB woR ks,

44UV yVW1 OVWW
Monuments and Tombs Of American and
italian Marble. Baptismal Fonts, MI.
raj Tablets, Urns. Vases. Mantley
Table Tops, Italian Tile for
Flonrs, sc , constantly
on hand or furnished to order.
Hartford, June LIST, ly4
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

At % cts. per Gallon.
VKTE have few Hgls Of that same Molas'
Wv ses, al the abose price.
N ALVORD g. BROTHERS.
WolcoiiviIIe, june IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

These we're 800 more votes anaonneed %
the9d ballot than are Senator's, Owing %
some missale.
Ai,s1 she lsh kaiIai, ~. Elnkeasd moved
tha.s Is sfheF balIplsins Be- pgsip1ne9 % Bexs
.s1ssles, vbieh bs sIleE1Ag1s RiFhdstv:
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

OFFICERS.
MERRICKn ROSS. Psei;dsi,& 81 N ~ d
BRIGGS, ". President, d, H. 3Hs5::ss' ~ :ssss.
tary. r. Z. PAaE. Treasures n. = 81 ~. 80
amining Physician.
Solomon = RussSll Msfriek R,ss LAM.
Francis. =: J5hnson. N. J. Wllso,s. Jasisk
carer. Z. y ksee. Henry s. nlils =. G. 4
nEFERENCES. M
His H1ney. g. b. BfiReS. Rav. 1nkn
Told. Fl u Z Rev. l3EadlsY MinSf. li0n $500
q. KelloaRs Hon. Th1mas 81 Plnnks Itsssss
0nEans 20 Pis!aAeld Geo NJ, Flatner, Esaa
" Communicates ahoaId s. 8 -. Pa, l
AEBBR9 p. wADiAssR lssal
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Saddles g. Harnesses.

u Nhe subscriber keeps constantly on
hand. and manufactures to order, Sad
die', Harnesses. Brides, &C., al his Carriage
Shop in West street.
WIN. LORD.
Litchfeld. June 6. 49, Aft
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

CADETS OF 91N0PERAN On
1NHE Members Of Bantam Section, No. 81,
j. Got T., are requested TO be puuctual in
their attendance in their room. Is. Of T. Hall, J
on Monday evening next. al 2 Ia o'clock. tor
the installation Vi officers. Per order Of W. p.
STORRS O. SEYMOUR, w. Archan, a
W. s. FRANKLlN. Secretary. lw7
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

STAGEStun in connection with the cars to
Danbury Bethel, Woodbury., Salisbury, Nor
folk, Goshen, Sharon, &C. Sc.
C. A. KIRKLAND. Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April 25th 1850. 5tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

"E have just received from Market, a
wv fresh supply Of Muslins, Berages, Cot.
ton and Linen Ginghsns. silk Shawis. Para
soils. Dssss Trimmings. &C., &C., which we
invite eur customers Ia examine.
ALYORD a. BROTHERS,
Wolcoitville. June IL 8