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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21
Dated taIen0vis \ 7 Jan 10
X T CLARKE.
III T. q ATWOOD.


a. III. well Known facIOfy % ihr krarny FIfe
- Brick" 10 Lease.-EnquiTe at he Office OF I Il
B.rccker A Co. ! Brosdst corner n Wal, where mars
and plans NAV be- seen. well % the NOnsuch Farm"
which The stand the mouth Of the Rautan RIVER
90 south Am50y = on be route by railroad and canal
between Newl 0rk and Phladep ts. This tract contains
10 acres of hardwood and valuable farm and com
pusng neAhausbe beds Of The beet quality Of FIRE clay,
tire sand kaou wei pure white ca- for par"r hang
lugs porcelain Sc For further particulars aud for lease
of rar OF lie " hole. address. l. kFARNl,
IN gfeod.- Perth AmbOy. y J
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Is An INyALU ABLE Aztec for resOrng he bsar Pss-
ITsarus i from fang Of ard producing besu.fz goes
80 -oft5ess removing dAndnIf. kc
B-One s2phcsuon vii rure nsrv01s hesfsche -
- iHesds 70 Bcwsry, \. ! Ciry
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MRS. LAURA 4 JONES CONCERT Mr.


Mr. ". GREATOREN
Mr. c. WINTER
Mr. 81 II III. sr'
Mr. ROBr ANDREWS.
Re-p.c'fv announces Tvs, her Concert VII lake place
pa MONDAY EVENING. jan =. lSi-a 81 me Eeriale
Academy Mr. Grraiorex viii preside he Piano FORTE
PROGRAMME
PART T.
nret-Ne.srs Andrew. ard GreatorcN.
>ong-Nra Jones We mei by chance, ....... kuc.en
Ronio-Nlr. Jones An with Spmre- 0~ surge
ACo." Linda Donfts'L
Rs.ad-Ml 'ea,orsx Tediy Omen. ........ Mac.ier.
-Coiceraaie lNioiin ard Piano. NJ Winter ami
Amateur.
Due,i-Slrs Jore, AMI NJ Andrew. Forever
Duet concerfan'e lylle and Piano. Msssrs B-sh and
GreaiorrN
Song-Mr. Jones As'horc M,chr,,," ......... Watson
c,yiaas- ". Jones Robert. Rober-. ... Meyerbcer
Su.,-Mr Winter ~ io'nl ..... .----
Due,t-Mrs Jonc, ard NJ GraioreN' Master
TiCKETS EiyrY CENTS
T. obisred me Muse stores and AZ The door on 'he
evening II he Concert Doors oPcn A. = Concert o cn
mercc ~ O'Clock 40 -
lIONDAN EVENING. JAN. ri 1s5o.-Sscont
vi Concert tor tie Subscribers to sARoNiN MI SlOAL
TINES 81 HOPE Chspel Broadway, opposite New -Nois
Horl-Our Second Concert ~ he viii 'ake psce
~ Hope Chapel. on MONDAY evening. Ism p.
Madame S;ephan, m arlst OF extraordinary talent ara
Madame Ls1sre as,ly celebrated for her superior a.
aiumenis on he harr,
Mr. jules Hechi
Mr. Eisfeh
Mr. Eichhon.
NJ Nol,
Mr. schmidt
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TIN ONLY THROUGH TICKET LINE
6.E.SF FOR SAN FRANCISCO via CHAGREs, a.
rect scd BY he L. ; MAJ stesfners on ne re-
csc % W 7cne.day jta day ~ etasry II are keese,
To rev and splendid T. ) Nal Steamship CHEhOhkhl
le o1rden Will cave for Chzgres dIeel yoA ~
cock pier T. y T. sew-Y0fk. 90 Wedsesdsy ~ - =
OcOck The Cherokee s - only siessnct 49,, q. 49, '
Chagres connection viii 1e L D fscAD' '. ' III
rom Panama % san Frsncisco -. -
Passenger By he Caeroxee VIZ &c eo-.o.- ~ ~,
eoarosiou. an.arpassed By any ocbef sAnl~r and WI
- sure 70 eonn-ct with ne O. Ma Se1i'e' q 11is
.oc have . prefere1cs over 81 osDefs o.,
s,-.t.---t Ks.~s Of Fare 70 Cnsgres.
Ar-r s.locu-ocy bertks IN sf@ie room
FOrwsi .aoos stale rooms -
ths sbove dine The sane t.b!e, and have he phi
vilrxe Of the Saloor. ,, q.
.rsfygpx viii mattresses and boart. -
Fron Panama 70 ss1 Francisco.
cas,n SO seerage
EsTfy .ppncsnO1 = necesssry 70 secre rhfoogh IickeS
49, rs.yc- on bsrtz For xht or passzxe apply 70
"a ROWLAND { AsPlNWkLLs IS SoSnsI
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3 A CHlLrON. Aact.cn.rr

ENFCtroEs >NtE ~ VALUABLE RAJ ESTATE CcaS.s
Hos sri lots $40 Matsf Foarte--fh.
- Ntrs rrs ksaa Il S',rf nss-ca wac. Ss-sA-
Nrth f-rrh. rasfy afth rhsss sfh 49,
setta a. 11fh Frst ssssas.. q
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION.

THE NEW TESTAMENT eNpounded and lusirsted
L accOrtn. 20 he usual margins. reference, M he ven
- ris of Holy scripture together with the Notes and
Transitions. snd a complete Marginal Harmony Of he
Gospels b. { emeu Moody Ma vol rows 6vo.
n L LANF \ SCOTT. M NJ herrv-.i y
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EOR THE BENEFIT or THE HUYGARlAN

/ RIFF 'GFES-Mrs FRANCES ANNE kEMBLE
garan Committee 10 this city read 1r a. above pur
pose will give ShaAspenan Reading ~ he Tabernaee
TIT RSDAY he 2ith ins a. y o'clock Doors 70 open
afe4 Tickets e.c- % be- had the Aston House ire
Irving House the Nev-York Hotel Al Mr. Frsnciss and
Mr Growers Bookstore and AZ the door he evening u
n.r6lrfnanre 2lst'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

-; LIAMSB L KOH--s.tIafe 10 south Firsisi neHf
~ second within three minutes walk 90 Grand It. ara
Pecksp Ferue. a substantial buek house > fre front
ty u feet deep bull, modern STYLE, With under
basement tso-stUry and siiic Lot . feet By l5
feel deep. said house and lot will BE- .Od on favorable
terms. Apply % D. klLGOJ X, Jr
n I'm Foot of South FOurfh-st Wlhamsburgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

LIZ SALE-lu Consequence of il-hea.th and wishing o
- city the subscriber VIII sell the stock, nN
lures and good VIII together with jyears lease Of HI,
Old established Feather ard Bedding Store, which be has
conducted for he last 10 yesrs-li9 Chsihamst
To an active business with capita 70 i excellent
opportunity make fortune. For further Information APP
py on the premises NJ c HALL 80 ChAhsm-st
4f-ff
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EIIDDON'S TRANSPARENT PANORAMA
NOE THE NILE, AND EGYPTIAN ANTiQU ABiAh
COLLECTION
Chinese Buildings, "a Broadway
re- Admission - cents Children hall price.
Y B-Tbe curtain rises ever Evening A. y, ard We'd
nesiay and Saturday AferGOOus Al a Doors open one
hour before each exhibition. 10 ois-
s.EuBLY BALL AT THE ITALIAN OPERA
y HOf' Son 4es,iay Jan. q he second Grand A.
,ery Bal u the Italian Dpers, Will tske place Al he A.
forpace ass1 House, under ne sane 2sIon.se a. ne
a. one Conductor Of the Orchestra Max bafefkrk +
Leader Mr. Krruizrr. Tickets, = p.ecrI adn1nR
gentleman ladies' can b. procured ~ ne agent u NJ
p Committee 81 ne boX-1flce " NJ Italian Opera ls
opTHR FOtR TH ANIMAL BALL Of ne hfsi
Ia COMPANY Emmett Guard 90 70 led Al lie Chibe>S
Assembly Rooms ~ Broadway, On Wcdn-sdss even
N ~ ~ Ius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

IT N0tice.-AfA meeting ~ ire Committee fof he
RcIe of ;he l,aAan Political Refugees Wa UNANIMOUSLY
Rssitrd Tnsi he Commre be and i hereby dissolved
RsNrcd - hist The remaining tuncs with h proceed
lu.s sad Comniee be 1eposiec with The iaial Ben
--.n : ...L- -. - -.
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~ At PRIVATE -ALE-SkIeen lots u gruund
II. sYgih side Forty tfhst be~ e-sn Fiih AMI SIKH
each 3 by 100 feet Also. two lots " ground on
south -.Ge o yhirt-t commencing % feet vest
Of Thriav Also 'ree Ots Of ground the south SIDE
= ghf-enhst between Broadway and Frh-ay For terms
a. apply % ANTHONY !. BLEECKER.
~ lu Alciioneer Brosd-t
Fr5 FOR -ALE-HOUSE AID LOT ~ JERSEY
~ CiTY-F1r sa-e ioH, applef for before ne ls %
N Ft1rIary neal cotiage-0ulH house, situate 10 >us-
N-u Worst DO contains tlfnlsned roou. and
i coavspent % The ferry. Apply ~ P bkNTLf, Esq
Jersey CIV Or 20 The subscriber a. Newark \
q 8. JOHNSON co
IN FOR -ALE-The r-tderu-5gii no story and a.
t Or house, IN and l3 Monroe = near blgrrs1 sc
- With tR-Ire years mex pred ease 81 o. viii ft~
4-ls. conditions or reneaa a. Ground rent sn5 One
iif he purchase money ran remain on bond and mort
sl.- al . per cent Apply 70
:. ireods Dr STEPHEN WOOD l39 East Bfoadesy
o. FOR -ALE.--A ilre--sfory and MA basement
= ard - o4-4f contain
~ NJ I'VE Marhr Nantes CrQ.Qn Nsfrr Range VAN,
o. q ard Shove r nshs Lot twenty 1T 1lleiys-ser hAs
a--r acclr - shout vesf- Apply 90 tie PREMISE
q Severt1-.i % " {. HALL 80 Clsiham-s- 10 .n
r. TO LET-A are workshop. u feet by - VII
t. Ight 90 three SIDES, desirable part ~ ne cry
- Arps, % he premise. % ,.,~n
IS lmis- ARhOWsAlIH hAIIt Dr.----
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ANTHONY .. BLEEckEk, Aselieass,
1--WE ytIUABIE LOTS OF GROUND

i TpssnfV-fff-sf nesF elttlsFennr = ANInUNf y
BLFECKER Will sell q ancIOa on THURSDAY, DO 1la
IA, ~ Jsnuary 1870 s u O'clOck al me herchans IN
change he fJl'O1in g -. usils property, w
Ol TNelfy hfh s5 Ots u ground On ms norm sfs %
rsnfy fnhst snd conne1cDf 100 feet distant nom
Ksyeuue Of beigs Ia sIs y t~-f iron, ard rear
by ~ srt 9iIcaes i~yth D5s-hai The purchase money
cn rens on bond ,a5 mortgage iOrs years For further
particular. Of The above pfoperY spPy ~ he ofce " Tho
AIctoneer 7 Brosd-s,- No 9f<) tl9 1l,L,kstds
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

Frobats Court, ApriI 2, 1850
Upon the appliestiqnIf Ed WIN r ku
- WELL Oi Ksens. D6nlay Of Cosh,,.,...
Sna stat: OF Ohio, showing 20 This Conn, ,h.s
M Iather and natural Guardian az John ~
nMlu~ell and Mary E. BidwelI Of said Ka.r.
And thar said Minors are fire s,,,@r. ~
he ,n,.'" real estate. situate and living in
said wv" Tn o. Salisbury in said District agese-
80" uc-uescr.bed as iolIows aa,,I lard 1i"s ~
,-I;, .S, s'os OF the rod leading f,,,, g-;r,s.-
Nh'I'endeh's ." Albert M.,..ss2 :'"I 1870 NV,
wes' on on said road, south d, "a a.. Sn1-
ser lana, east on A. C. Peer la ~ HPsI-
On lands occu"ied BY the Rev Az. "n nS. nottn
con sining half an acIe Of land ,nnrs .t.cnoiSs
whn"h land II; nds dwelling hcuse h.i',sf . ~
% Barnabus BIdwell. and the said EIs'Gs
bidweil. The petitioner has life ss,a,a =.
me above described premises, valued =, :.
hundred and fifty dollars. and showing inv. w
reasonable cause for selling said real es,a %ou
praying for an order, aad that he or scrae o,h,I
meef person De empowered. 10 sell the same.
a. per application on file, dated the ID dav -
Aprh, 1850. more fully appears.
ORDERED-That the fDregoinp ac,I;c.,;on
ne heard d the probate Office, in salisbury -,
the Il 2Oth day Of June 1850, at a.. 10 o,cIocI
IorenoSn; aud that notice thereof be publish.
ed IN some public newspaper near 1he nisco
where such real estate lies. three rceLs ls,,cN
esYely' at least six weeks before said time
assigned JoHNG. MITCHELL. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

E w. N. Starr, of Middletown, has
been appointed Adjutant General of the
state, in place of Gen. Shelton.
Majors Samuel A. Miles, of Milford
and Nathan G. Goodsell, of Danbury,
have been appointed Aids to Lieutenant
Governor Pond.
o. The Congregational Church and
Society in Colebrook have given a unan-
imous call to the Rev. John F. Norton,
late of Milton, to become their pastor.
le1-It will be seen that o. S. SEYMOUR,
Esq. of this village, has been elected
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Our opponents could not have made a
better selection.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

THE CoLEBRooK MURDER.-Benjamin
alcomb, who was lately arrested in
Washington county, N. Y, on suspicion
Of being concerned in the murder of Bar
nice White of Colebrook, was brought
before Justice DeWolf of Cclebrook on
Monday last He freely confessed his
participation in the crime, and duplicates
Calhoun and Cobb. The Indian now in
our Jail charged with the same murder,
Balcomb says is innocent. 1t is expect
I'd that Balcomb will be brought to the
county prison to-day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09
:. T.. = Ut DID
DAgUlERlRIEAM AR rn@

WAGf " lGlGl&EAM AlRIuSNo
"OULD most respectfully inform the
w people Of Liichtield County that he
has fitted up rooms few doors west Of the
Court House for the express purpose of taking
miniatures, which will be warranted perfect
Having arranged north light with the adj
dition Of a metallic reflector (Which by the
way is perfec: substitute OR slsRllght) is
now prepared TO take single pictures or Groups
equal to the best operator in the City.
Those who contemplate ha"ihg their NINA.
lures. are advised TO procure them al this
place. rath rthan employ one Of he many who
IN nine cases out Of len, fail to give you any.
thing like perfect picture.
II the vast nun Der Of miniatures which he
has sold during the last three years, 10 any
evidence of his ability to please, then has NJ
reason to believe those who patrobize this
establishment will have no cause for regret
Pictures inserted in Lockets, Rings, pins,
&c OF any desired size.
Also variety Of Gold Lockets on hand,
Young men wishing 10 engage il. lucrative
business having Capital OF from $50 TO SIS
can receive thorough course OF Instructions
together with complete apparatus. ~
Litch6elde April 25lh. 1850,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

AT Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk. WITH
in and for the District Of Norfolk, OH the
23d day OF April, 1850.
Present, DARIUS PHELPS, Judge.
I'M motion Of Executor on the estate Of
" SHELDON TIBBALS. late of Norfolk,
deceased, having represented said estate in
solvent, aud given notice to all concerned to
appear before said Court The present DAY al
10 o'clock A. NJ, TO be heard relative 10 the
appointment of Commissioners, and no one
appearing: This Court DOH appoint Amos
PetIbone aud Warren Cone. Esquircs, Com.
mssloners to examine, adjust and allow the
claim Of the creditors of saiI estate.
Certified from record,
DARIUS PHELPS, Judge
We the subscribers having been appointed
Commissioners on the estate Of Sheldon lib.
balls, late OF Norfolk. deceased, give notice,
That the said Court having limited six months
from the 10Th day of April, 1880, for credi.
tors to present their claims against said es-
tate. We will meet at the house of Amos
Pettibone, in said Norfolk, on Monday tic
l4th day Of October next, at O'Clock p. M
TO receive and adjust all claims presented
against said estate.
AMOS PETTIBONE, . c.m..;....
WARREN CONE, COMMISSIONERS
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09
WlMSgplE1n RAMfK.

The Stockholders of the Winsted Bank
are hereby notified that The Ninth Install
ment OF Five Dollars on share Of the cap.
'tal stock OF said Bank, vii! become due on
the 4th day of May next. and the tenth and
last installment of Five Dollars per share
will be required on The 4th day of June fol-
lowing.
BY order of the Board OF Directors,
E. s, HAMILTON, Cashier.
Winsted, April 9Th, 1850. 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
LIFCHFTELD, NAY 0, Is50.
iThA Message


WeAay ; fore our readers this wee
The Message If our new Governor, 7. H
Seymour. d has at least one great mer
II chat of sevity. Its general tone i
mIain, sens DE and candid--and many o
e. suggest ens and recommendations arr
Be and balutary. Having said thu
hch, bfwever, we regret the necessity
oqWayying our concentrations. The
narFs of the Governor respecting the
siAuOf daw-the ten hour system-and
md nanging--savo too much of the
demagogue to secure the respect of in
aelligent people. 1t would be quite as
pise and honorable to regulate by law
mans sleeping hours, as his working
hours. Suppose the law were to call
six hours labor a "day's work." sCages
would at once be correspondingly cur
tailed, so that the laborer would be the
loser if be should attempt regulate his
working hours by the law. The truth is,
Si,a country like ours. where there is
work enough for all, man will work six
or fifteen hours per day--just as he can
agree, or just as fancy takes him
bis wages will be regulated accordingly.
Hitherto, the champions of the anti
hanging code have been such men as
ABBY Kelly, VIM, Lloyd Garrison, Lucy
Stone and Charles Spear; we are sorry
that Governor of our good old Com
monwealth should think it becoming the
dignity of his station to act as their ally
in a crusade against law which has
found a place in the statute-book Of
every civilized nation since the days OF
Moses.
But--a truce to fault finding, for the
present. Our readers will be pleased to
not ce the spirit Of magnanimi,y and toll
Grafton evinced by the Governor, III
speaking Of a political opponent, who last
year so openly and efficiently cast his in
Auence against him.
"Thc lamented Major General FRAN
CTS BACON having dece 1sed since tile last
session of the Legislature, OF which he
was distinguished and useful member,
the office which he held in the militia OF
this State, has become vacant"
With pleasure we make the quotation
which, in few words, happily expresses
the opinion universally entertained of d
Young man Of rare talents and grea
promise, cut down in the morning OF life,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

FoREIeN.-The steamer Canada arri.
we'd at Halifax on Wednesday. and the
news brought BY her was received al
Boston by telegraph and published ia
the papers Of the following evening
The only news of special interest is the
announcement of the return of the Pope
to Rome-and that a serious outbreak
had occurred at Anglers, France, be-
tween the soldiers and the populace. On
Saturday the steamer Washingt n arrived
at New York bringing London advices
o the goth of April. Nothing among her
news worthy of note.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

G-We understand that a young man
living near the Litchfield Station, named
Judd, who few months since had the
Misfortune to freeze his feet, has, during
he week past, submitted to the ampu,
alton of both his limbs below the knee.
rhe amputatior was performed by DR..
Seymour, assisted by Drs. Vail and
8ostwick, all of this village. The un.
.'ortunate patient IS said to be doing we'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09
Groceries, Refreshments,

ONWARD o. PECK, having entrust ed the
A management OF his Grocery to the sub
serIber would take this opportunity to inform
his friends and the public generally, that he
has made many addition, and improvements
TO MS stock Of GROCERIES, CONNECTION.
AklES: REFRESHMENTS, sc. The bes; of
SMALL BEER, of all ki,ds,) PORTER.
an excellent quality, and various other sum
mer and winter drinks. kept constantly on
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS, Pies,
CAKES, &C.. &c, &C., always fresh, and of
superior qualities, ready for every supply, at
short notice. cheap for cash 0u- OT s'rERS,
cooked 10 suit the most fastdlous tastes, in a
style not TO be surpassed. Gentlemen who
wish to be suited IN NEST satisfactory man.
ner and on the Gosl reasonable ,erms, will do
well to call at the Groceiy. in the basement of
). p. BOLLES Store, West St.
ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
Litchheld, May I'd. 1850. 4w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

LARGE P1es.--Four pigs, not year
old, raised by Mr.. Sheldon Whittlesey.
Of New Preston, were lately slaughter
ed, which weighed in the aggregate,
l542 lbs! The largest weighed 4l2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09
Homestead ExemptiOn.

We commend to the consideration o.
our legislators and their constituents, thu
suggestion of Governor Seymour relative
to law for exemption of homesteads o
limited value from legal attachments
and executions. Every mans hon.
should be sacred and inviolate--not liza
Bile, as now, to be wrested from him Ii
every case of accident or misfortune. OF
whenever harsh and unjust credito'
may think proper to do it. A mans
family, at least, ought not to be turned
out of house and home, even though the
man himself may have become drunk
ard and vagabond. Several othe'
States have passed laws similar to the
one contemplated by the Governor, anc
we trust Connecticut will now evince he'
love of justice and humanity by follow
ing in their footsteps.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

DExT1srRY.-We lately saw beauti-
full set of mineral teeth, with artificial
gums, set on gold plate in style of ye-
ry superior workmanship. We learn
they were made by DR.. Hooker of this
village, for lady Of South Farms.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

@-The democracy seem TO have great
difficulty in finding out who their Clerk
Of the Senate is. The Register calls him
Henry s. EULER; the Times has it Ed
ward Fuller; willie the N. Y. Evening
Post calls him Edward s. Fuller. Now
we understand the gentleman to be our
worthy democratic friend, Col. Henry I.
Fuller, of Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

TLERK WANTED steady active INTEL
Oligent boy not under II years Of age, with
good common school education and quick at
figures. He mu.tbe stout as he will be required
to do sumo heavy work. also to act a. sales
man. None need apply bat such as are will
ing 10 work and devote themselves entirely 70
The interests of their employers. Application
must be made in person to
WELLS GOODWIN
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in China Glass.
and EariheIn Ware, No 81 State street,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09
Goshen .Ac1geZeassy.

TINE summer term Of this institution will
CONNIE zee on May fFsI.
The trustees have secured the services Of
Principal who designs to make teaching a
Permanent employment, and brings experi.
ense and ability
Provision 10 made for instruction in all the
branches OF English and Classical education,
French, Music, sc.
The location Of this Academy IS decidedly
favorable 10 health, Goshen being probably
one OF the healthiest towns in New Englaeld.
The discipline Of the institution will have
reference 10 both the intellectual and moral
culture Of pupils. A boarding house has Just
been opened, where, and inprivste families,
board can be obtained al reasonable prices.
Arrangements can be made Cor pupils 10 board
in the family with the. Principal.
Letters of iiiqnirycan be addressed "a
Mr.. JAMES C. RICE, Principal.
Per order of the Trustees.
N. BREWSTER; Clerk.
Goshen. March Goth. 1850. ffae
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09
DEAT HIS.

In Milton, 9Th insl. Miss Gertrude E.
Williams, aged 25.
In Sharon, Mrs. Urania Smith. relict
of David Smith, whose death was an
nounced in our last.
In Barkhamsted, April 9, Mrs. Electa,
wife of Virgil Taylor. Esq.
In Colebrook, 2sth ult., Burt Powell,
aged %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09
NOTICE.,

TNEE CopartneIship formerly existing be-
l. tween the subscribers, under the name
# d. Woodward & Co., is dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be con.
tinued by d. Woodward, at Watertown. and
ny }. Il A Woodward, at Plymouth Hollow.
All Persons having unsettled accounts, or notes
against or in favor "f the said firm, are re-
quested TO present the same for settlement to
either Of the subscribers. d WOODWARD,
J. B. WoopwAR d
A. f. WOODWARD.
Watettown, April 1Ith, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

AT Court OF Prohate holden Al W;noho-.--
within and for the District of yv;a"h"' !
." me 9th day ofApril, A. d. 1850.
Present. SAMUEL w. Coz, ESQ J,do.
" UT motion Of the administrators on the estate
said district, deceased """i" 'ne
ms cour; doth decree that six months f..n,
inns date be allowed and limited for he sr rsS
70 OF said estate TO exhibit their Claim
against the same to said administrators "a
directs that public notice be given ofih;s ors
9et oy advertising in newspaper published i
~ and BY posting a COPY ,hereoS On
inc public sign post in said town Of W;nch oa
t I nearest the pace where the deceased last
Certified from record
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-09

AT Court of Probate holden al Norfolk, with.
iotR day a, 'S Ts x b. fs51 orlolk, on the
Present, DARIUS PHELPS, ESQ. Judge.
ON motion Of James C. Swift. Executor on
the estate of Sheldon Tibballs, late of Nor.
folk. within said district, deceated: This
Court doth decree that six months from this
date be allowed and limited for the creditors
of said estate to exh bit their claims against
the same 10 said Executor: and directs that
public notice be given Of this order by adver-
Using IN newspaper published In Litchfcld,
and by posting copy thereof on the public
sign post in said town Of Norfolk nearest the
place where the deceased last dwtlt.
Certified from Record
DARIUS PHELPS. Judge,