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qusntly transferred than umbrella toct and the
Who lends time likely to IL at the time he
wants i The hes. recipe for rot losing umbrella s %
have that worth keeping At Genin 1< Broadway
will be found valuable Assortment OF silk umbrellas all
faithfully made and thoroughly weather proof aud many of
them furnished with splendid carved hsndles and mounted
in the beautiful and recherche style He T. confident
that umbrellas home Manufactured imported.
Tsss them. For those who desire palmer article he has
extensive stock ef cotton umbrellas At remarkably low
lfice-, and warranted strong and -erviceshle
CFNlN, .tf Groad way, pOsite st. rAuls.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

DIR. EIfiott. Ocultss- No. S3s BessAway,
,rf,rr ~, r,ien Ass friends ass Ne sss hsss ~. ss
Or r. r1I rrsr,s ~ Ne req 49, sssssh - ~ sSsvs
ears
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Cooley Keeee will give their personal and prompt
tenton TO the sses % Furniture of families breaking
Housekepng will receive 10 for SALE their and
sspaeions Auction Rooms 17 and y Broadway Of
White street.
G. Saunders Patent Metallic Tablet Razor
strorthe Oldest and most approved strop In
having been before the public FOR the last thirty years
SAUNDERS
l7 Broadway sorner Of Liberty street and 81 Broadway
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Court Of Appeals.

ALn.sr, April = 1880
No. a argued until adjournment, and concluded. :,
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,dote . TIE most ~onderfui % all rnunsrvous snd anti
sasmodis Incidence from the ssprrspee cf evss per-ou
srrrset IN h. .tatshmsrt ~ g. vfthgut exception th,
vsrSui in s - bodily debility
t.a,on 81 bottle. or Sqa torsn. i01 NASSAU s.re>t
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surnr all rkiu di.cas- dseoierscn. sud hleuse ro--
dre subtitle for sradesng sur~rauous hair from s.y rars
the hedy fy White Ter ths eompesicp. Haoid houre.
he wasser strs. hr.t .tcrc frcn tact 10 Breadvsy
s.d B.ts< Jordan. lSs " A.hins,cn street. Bc-tos
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Hair Dye can only 10 rrosur~d the anufaetsry
Tte puhs should ruArt s~.inss inssns Sc my
diylcrss Persons vtc-c hair hse Rad
color the ef the imitation dyes haze
- ~ calling ss ato-e Copy the address.
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Fcseinssipg, Fnuitle~s and Fashionable
are kkox'S new Spring Hats for isSl.


iery No 2I broadway really worth visiting both 70
the args, collection q persons and the finest
WORKS of the exhibited In country We feel
tfed In .sying ths wishing good psture can be
rsited at this e-tahiishmsnt
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

Tar CABINET AND T1,y fRrr Son. NosxsESrs-
II is very evident, from tho position assumed by
the cabinet the territorial question. rhs; they
in favor Of the further agitation of the free sol
movement in the North. and probably. too. Of the
complete organization OF free -o party. No other
explanation can be given Of their projcc, 70 admit
California separately, and wait for tho other terri
tories 10 become pePulous enough TO be admitted
a. States, thus keeping the slavery qucs,ioe open
for an Indefinitely long pcrsd. Such policy is
different from any that has lccn recommended BY
any previous sdmis s,fation, snd the only nfctcnce
10 be drawn rom Il is, that tho cabinet wani.io
ganire party the free oil .giistien IN the ne.
Siaics. and rlakc Il iicu whole dependence here
amer. II viii he eunsus 10 zee General Taylor. q
Southern man. giving uhc whole influence Of his
nane. popularity and power, iowstSs the organiSa-
ton Of a fsciioa in the North. thsi can lead to
nothing but irogisc. disesnieni Reorganization.
an< no one knows ~hai o,l-,r evil.
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ADyERTISEMEyTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
REWARDS.

Il
GI00 REwARn.-sToLE~. on THE NIGHT or
EAVV April Z. from the hor.e 20 risth a-spss "a.
iel.~isg rrorerty;-l2 small silver sroeas marked
= A. - tessrt spoons, s marked sc., 4 Cors. 4
Fanny ard Charles dessert forks silver ,nark "a
A. - 90 knives. DO, DO; 10 breakfast forks. de-.
fo table bpoons. do- do large forks DE- 40; sou
ade DO do 3srFe spoons isrsvy spoons. table brush
assr per ard '.s.r ,enss -sshed With sod
mug marked Edvsrd nsv froeh coat bissh Asdy soss
tAeh ne- pair rantaoons black; black svsrecsf Essl
with velvet Any information In sane 20 ~
left 81 the once of the hef of Police
Be rNd for the reeevery ef the prersrty.
no A0REwARD-LosT. on sAruRDAv. srH IYsy
WkeOV w William street, between risu ard Beaver
on the inside this insertier zur nrnsernns me sad
viii receive the reward ~ leaving ring Nc ~ WI
liam street.
\ osr-oN THE TwESTr-sEvrvTu Arcusr IAsr
~ Letter stdrsssef 20 A. Bssey Rq ...hsr so,taia
ss stspher whitn.ys Ch..t On bAns ef conm.rss E-v
Yerh. No. i75 for Sc dated Ausust RIA fsxa :. W.
ham nalssy, Esq cashier. order Thee. r. Hees ss~
p.r rsrson Ezekiel Day. trsst ssvsicn ps,ssr Ma
sieievn Hew York due end rayahs vth Ne, ~ 80 -
esrsss pay usssy bsq, esshl-r srder rhso Wosx
s@ms " yAH plzA ~ -
eorner crc~n-ish sud Dsy streets.
po,kET BOOK JosT-oy SATURDAY rAsT. nE-
tween snd osleet, r. n tisst issfbsv ,.t.t 49,
asl. Isi o.r ia .y gsi III. 1rs AZ ssss,.e
smse of the New York Sun ~ ~ ~ '~'
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asusd " the .kin sftsr isrg wssh.d vith
thsmis.f Sesfs AZ seievn~ rrechss Rvrtens AZ dis
arrear 70 H fcld crr 81 tS broadway the Depot % ths
CerAI Iasr Restorative he b-t thns naAs Zee ahins Me
hair rrev, acvrfng 10 f.nrs or. Ne.
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UtTras ~ 11m SASsrr. We cennoi heip oon-
denlnrg the ultra sentiments atcrNi Sy General
Shields. OF 1llinoie, on the our side. an The er-
ocily orsoeitc ones delivered by hr. Mason, of
Nireinis. on the other. The one is a Wesfcro, and
TIC other Southern man. and each ASSUMES a
sirone ultra ground. which = characteristic Of weak
ihicisc's, or ths FunoS,s OF mere dcmagcrucs. BY
such means they destroy their influence, and place
themselves on a var with seward and ihe free
rCiIers
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

Talbotypes, or Portraits on Paper, OF any
pre life are daily very superior
style. q 2OI nroAd.ay. By " v. LAHCkkHBIM
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

Bo~sos and Eevv Work rele9s~pA-nsrse's
ns-ye sale Twenty Shares ~ the Ssssk u ne sbcvs
Ceu rany. Address n, ~ this sdss.
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ret tncv yet Aexsries patent Artiscal I>sehes
qteed " es and srsmne thsr write for prespecsu
aning their iscpticn and the normaton about th
vsy srrly then, vhish Y. very sa'y We s.s no rors
call cn address iAhBERr ALEXANDRA sars " visto
Bishop. ke. - Maiden Lane. ksv York.
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rhe Three Millions OF Gold, just

Ihe Tnree mIutons OF 9Ofu. Just arrtveu
In the from California proves the stsmeu msds
evening at the Paintings Gold hines ~ Broad
three doors above No 20 be correct regards tbs
quantity q yod TO he found In that eousy rsintns
" tcanfrl and the views correct have been
essd % ty Bsysrd Taylor and many sthsra
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cal. s auction. BY nssss DOushty L~vteu 81 he Mar
chants rxehsng o'clock tkis day, of - Ane buld
Rochelle very near depot of the New
rxlrcst Thee lots eontAu about three quarters of
earh high and Cry ground and command ans
view 81 Lons Island sound commuaeaou had With the
city four tirle~ daily. Al cf SO a
favorable optrtunity 20 pieAssss tsildsg
r,< small sest il seldom ofered
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

DAVID III. Topping. Esq., OF the city 81 Eew
rerk has Teen appointed ~ coysrnor Johnstss fsss-
syivsr Ccmuisoner for ,hst sta,e Va tshs sstnowi-
eassnen- 81 tssts tsrcr,ens ssd rreef W ~sed ~ ~
corded In the State 81 Penn svivanis.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

Brody's National Collection OF DaRuerreo-
type- Brcad-sy ef Fulton strsn-
er and ssen respectfully invited 70 s~i snd srsmns
Me Q imsns
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
very Important {!

TENO persons owning mill privilege on small l stream of water where they can obtain 24 feet or more fall. in short distance-about 35 feet IS prefered-the subscriber will furnish motive power and fixtures which is acknOwled' ged by nearly or quite all persons who see the operation to excel all they ha.e seen as yet. A specimen can be seen in the South East part of the town of Canaan. miles from Falls Village, and in Pine Street, in the town of Cornwall, { miles from Cornwall Bridge, Litchfeld County, Conn, and ;n the South part of the town Of Washington, Berkshire County, Mass. miles East of Lenox Court House. and in the Shaker Village of New Lebanon, Columbia County, N. Y. It is simple in it's cOnstfu. tion and very per. manent and durable. It IS peculiarly convenient for common saw mill, there is nothing equal to it. commonly use about l2 square inches of water for saw mill and make 1t saw 100 foei of boards in 10 minutes
 For further particulars enquire at the office ol the Ltchfeld Enguirer or by letter to the subsbri Der directed to Falls Village. Ltchfield County Conn. or to Daniel J. Hawkins, New Lebanon, Columbia Co, N. Y. have also very i'm. portant improvement for the Saw frame and the ptman irons. which warrant to excell ell others
 0o-1hc very best of reference and informa- tion will be given on request ty letter or oth- erwise. All letters should be post paid.
 II. WIGHTAlAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
Goshen Academy.

THE summer term of this institution will l coInme zee on May first.
 The trustees have secured the services of a Principal who designs to make teaching a permanent employment, and brings exPeri. ence and ability.
 Prov ision is made for instruction in all the branches of English and Classical education. French, Music, &c.
 The location, of this Academy ;s decidedly favorable 10 health, Goshen being probably one of the health towns in New Engladd. The disciE line oG the institution will have reference to both the intellectual and moral culture of pupils. A boarding house has just been opened, where. and in private families, hoard can be obtained at reasonable prices, Arrangements can be made :or pupils Co board in the family with the Principal.
 Letters of iqniry can be addressed to
 MT. JAMES 0. RICE, Principal.
 Per order of the Trustees.
 N. BREWSTER; Clerk. Goshen. March goth, 1850. tf46
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
PhIIailalnhla Art Unian.

THE Annual Distribution of the Prizes of the Art Union of Philadelphia, will take place on the 9th of May, 1850. Each member will be entitled to a copy oftbe large engraving, " Mercy's Dream'' by Huntington--and chance of draw ing a splendid painting. A peculiar fea- ture of this " Union" is, that the prize holder is permitted to select his own painting. Terms, $5 per annum.
 P. K. MELBOURNE,
 Honorary Secretary. Litchfeld, March IA, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
MARRIED.

In New Preston, Sd inst, by Rev. MT Read, Spencer Hitchcock and Aman- da Baldwin Feb goth, Wm H Hunger ford and Polly A. Traver.
 In Hartford, 18th inst, Rev H Van Lennep, of Constantinople, to Emily A, daughter of Isaac Bird, late missionary in Syria.
 In Pittsburgh, N Y, on the 9th inst, by the Rev IS Bingham, Joseph Beach, of Goshen, Conn, ard Eliza A Tabor, of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
'. L.J DID lDAGUHRR RRllEAM ADTlST. i.

"oULD mnst respectfully inform the w people of Litch6eld County that he has fitted up rooms a few doors west of the Cosrt Hsnse for the express purpose of taking miniatures, which will be warranted perfect
 Having arranged a narth light with the asi- dition of a metallic reflector (which by the way is psrfec. substitute fer a skyl,gh) is now prepared to take single pictures CT Groups equal to the best operator in the City.
 Those who contemplate having their minia. lures, are advised to procure them at this place. rath. r than employ one of the many who m nihs cases out of ten, fail to give you any. thing like perfect picture.
 If the vast nun Der sf 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 patrohize this establishment will have no cause for regret
 Pictures inserted in Lockets, Rings, pins, &c Ot any desired size.
 Also variety of Gold Locksts en hand,
 Young men wishing 10 engage i. lucrative business having Capital of from $50 to $75 can receive thorough course of Instructiens together with complete apparatus.
 Litch6eld April 25lh. 1850,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25

.4S. THE Annual Meeting of the Meth odist Episcopal Society of Litch. field, will be held at the Church on Satur> day afternoon. 27lh inst, at I-2 o'clock. At the same time and place, the Slips of the above Church will be rented for the term of one year.
 c. c. BUEL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
THE English blood Horse
 z MYTH,
New Spring Goods,
 FOR THE COUNTY!!
At ,be REE HIT.E, SoutA Street.

At khe BEE HIT.E, SOuth Street. 4 sulendid stock oi Dress Goods; compri- A s;ne s great variety of b .ack and colored Silk. BaSregcs, Preach and English Muslin de Lliues. Alparcas, Ginghams. Printed Mns- fins and CalicOss; an ilamshse stock of all desclipiions.
 Also Brocha. Grape, Silk and other Shawls, Dress Trimmings. Gloves, Hosiery. Hdkfs.. shoes, Sheetings. Batts. Carpet Warp. Car. petiDg, snd every thing else wanted in the line, at the lowest Prices,
 Also, BroaAcloths, Casiweres. Vesiings. &c. Also Groceries, CrcckcTy, Hardware. Paper Hangings kc &c
 ALSO-White and Printed Muslin ShiTls Bosoms, &c., on hand, and made ,o OEdsr. in the best manner. of all qualities ol material
 SIN. BRONSON. April 25th, 1850 So
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
For Sale /!

THE Suop, and water power connect. on or near the line of the NaugatucK Railroad in the village of Wolcoitv.lle. The Shop is 25 by 30 fee two stosies high, with good ditch which is entitled to one half of the wa. ter of the Naugatuck river, and about g.. acres of land. The above will be sold cheap, as the owner wishes to try his luck among the gold diggings of California.
 For further particulars enquire of JAMES GAUNT oI Waterbury, Os G. D. WADHAMS Of WOlcOttville.
 April 9, 1850. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25

At a Court of Probate holden at Norfolk,
 withia and for the district of Norfolk, on
 the 18th day of April, A. D. 1850.
 Present, Darius Phelps, E*q., Judge. VHHIS Court doth direct the Adminis- A trator on the Estate of ALEXANDER PARSONS, late of Norfolk, in said district, deceased, represented to be Iusolyent, to give notice 10 all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, to appear, (if they see cause,) before the Court of Probate, 10 be holden al the Probate Office in said dis trict, on the 27th day of April. inst., at 4 o'clock F. M. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice onsa public sign post in said town of Norf0lk, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. and by advertising the same in "a newspaper published in Litchfeld.
 Certified from Record,
 DARIUS PHELPS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
INTENSIFIED RANK.

THE Stockholders of the WissSted Bank are hereby notified that the Ninth lnstall- ment of Five Dollars on share of ;he cap. ital stock of said Bank, will 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 Eth, 1850. Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25

0N Fridry, the 24th day of May next, at 9 V o'clock P M, the subscriber will sell to the highest bidder, spacious double Dwelling House and Lot, situated in tho centre of the village of Warren. Said house is nearly new, 40 feet long. 8 wide, and two stories high. A part can be converted into store rr adapted to any mechanical pursuit, and still have ans pie room for family. As there is at present but one store in the place, the attention ot the entcrprizing man of business, whether with large or small capital, is particularly invited 10 this sale. J. c. HOWARD.
 Warren, April Is 39
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
DEAF H S.

In Barkhamstead. 4th inst, Rev Aaron Gates, aged 69, pastor of the congrega- tional ct urch.in that town.
 In Woodbury, 2lst inst, Benjamin Colton, pension agent. aged 5s.
 In San Francisco, (California,) of ty- phus fever, on the 12th of January, MT. LYMAN B. Ov1AvT, aged 2s-formerly of Goshen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
1I2rClalFIl&lZD 4 [ \ ) A N '

TEE Summer term will commence on ,b. 1 first Monday in May, and continue 9o weeks, with an intervening vacation of one week. Instruciien will be given in all the taught in the higher class of schools.
 Terms of tuition, board Sc, as usual.
 A competent female teacher will be employ. d. should the principal meet with saisaDIe encouragement.
 Lectures and instruction will bs given in Botany and Geology during the term.
 A prominent part of the business of the principal has been the education of common school teachers. ba
 Parents and friends of education generally, are earnestly requested to visit the school at all timea.
 No student is wanted. who ia not willing to strive for his own improvement.
 J. L. HENDRICK, A. M. Principal. Lilch6eld, April sth. 1850. ,3w4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
w anted.

Three Or Four JouRNEYMAS PAINTERS. Apply at the shop sf the Subscriber in Wads worth's Brick Building, west of the Court House or to Dasid c. Bulkley.
 0o- All work in PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, &c., done to order. in the neatesl style, and in the most workmanlike manner.
 FLIZUR 3 SMITH. Litchfield, April 24th. 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
T, H. REGARDS,

Custom Qnd Ready-Aads Clothing Elm
 POriWns,
 AND GOntIemOn's Out6tting Establishment. ist door east of Wheeler's Hotel, West st.
 Spring and summer Stock of
 FaslaiO mable Clothing, AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER BEFORE
 AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT. THAVE found it necessary to move into West l Street, and have taken the store formerly occupied by Mir. Samuel Clock which has recently been fixed uP expressly for me, and am now prepared to give great bargains in Custom and Ready Made Garments Oi every description, to all wEo may favor m with their patronage. l have received the most fashionable assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, ever before offered to this public. My stock has been selected with great care-with specific reference to the Spring and Sumner trade
 would cal the particular attention of my customers and the public generally, to my stock of Dress and Frock Coats. at prices varying from one dollar and twenty five cents to eight dollars.
 The pantalOons manufactured and sold at this establishment are admitted to be superior in point of style and elegance, to those in any other establishment here and are sold from one to seven dollars.
 The assortment of vests embraces all the new spring and summer iyles, from one to five dOlla!e.
 A spledid assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, of all kinds, by the yard or te suit purchasers, with . full ass sDrtnent of tail- or's trimmings, all of which will be sold tremen' dous cheap.
 Genrlemen-your are invited to examine my g. ock of goods before purchasing else. where, as ] am deter mined not to be uncersold by any man in this part of the country.
 The fancy department embraces all that is new or desirable, in Duglise French and ltal- 10 n, black and fancy silk Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Oi all kinds, umbrellas. and a good as- sOrtment of plain and fancy shirts, bosoms and collars, hosary, with every other article usually kept in GENTLEMANS s OUTFIrrING ESTABLISH MINT,
 Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in a style not to be sur passed in fashon or workmanship. and war; an. ted to fit.
 Cutting done at short notice, Spring fashions just received. feel under great obligations to my numer. ous customers for their past attention, and trust by close application 10 business, and Q firm determination not Joe excelled by any estab- lishment of he kinl in the country, sha Il merit the patronage which has been SO llber ally bestowed
 T. H. RICHARDS, West Street, Li rch6eld. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25

At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
 within and for the District of Plymouth. on
 the 18th day of April A. D. 1850.
 Present E9isha Johnson, Esq. Judge. nN motion of the Administrator on the es V tate of Jabez Whiltlesey, late of Plym. outh within said District. deceased, it is or dered by this Court, that notice be given that the Administration Account in said estate will, be exhibited for settlement at the Pro- bats Office in said district on the 1lth day of May next at 1 o'clock, P. M. by posting a copy of this order on the public sign post in said town of Plymouth nearest the las; resi- dence of the deceased, and by advertising the same in newspaper published in the County of Litchfeld.
 Certified from Record.
 3w44 ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
DAGIbRRH0IYPDS

e KY.LlGHT Daguerreotype Likenesses. O which for lifelike expression, depth of ton and durability cannot he surpassed. may be obtained at reasonable prices by calling on the subscriber at his rooms in Coe | Ostrum's building, Wolcottville; where he will remain fer short time Pictures of all sizes taken end neatly inserted in Cases Frames, I.ockeis, Pins or Rings. Light eyes taken as perfectly as dark ones. Likenesses cf sick or deceased persons, Landscapes Sc. taken in any part of the county. Instruction given in the art. and all the recent improvements taught. Appa- ratus furnished at the lowest prices.
 E D. RITTON.
 Wolcottville. April 18th. 1850. ii5o
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
Norfolk Academy.

THE Summer Term will commence en l Monday, the 22d of April in.lant. W. B RICE, Principal. N
 Norfolk, April Ist, ISSlL la
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
DISSOLUTION!

DISSOLUTION! THE copartnership heretofore existing un. der the firm of ROUSE & PRATT, is by mus tual consent, this day dissolved. All persons having unsettled accounts with said firm are requested to settle the same with. out delay.
 H. M. PRATT is authorized to settle said accounts. ELIJAH ROUSE.
 HENRY M. PRATT. Bantam Falls. April 18th, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
377S 35l9 56I 994O 3999 52l
70 EUH @,U @ s en0tors Elected.
 [Wh' gs ]

 ... [Wh'gs ] 4. JOHN 8. RICE, of New Haven. 5. GEO. P. SHELTON, of Southbury. 10 HENRY K. HARRAL, of Bridgeport. l2 JOSHUA B. FERRIS, of Stamford. Y JOHN H. HUBBARD, of Salisbury. 2l. EDMUND FREEMAv, of Mansfield.
 Democrats. l. Isaac Toucey, of Hartford, 2. Benjamin Hamilton, of E. Windsor. 3 Wm Marks, of Burlington. 6' George Landon, of Gniiford. '. Nathan Belcher. of New London. s. Eimund Perkins, of Norwich. g. Zebulon Broadway, Of Lyme. II. Jacob Beers, of Newtown. B. George s. Catlin. of Windham. II. William Field. of Pomfres. l5. Samuel w. Coe, of Winchester. ,l6. Elisha Johnson, of Plymouth. IS. Edwin Slearns, of Middletown. l9 Samuel Iugham, of Sayhrook. 20. Wm. W. Eaton, of Holland.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
Certified from lecOtd, D CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.

Al u court OI frODate holden at PIym Ialh with
 in and for the District Ol Plymouth, on the
 2Oth day of April, A. D. 1850. ss
 Present, ELISHA JOHNSON, Esq Judge. ON motIIn uf the executors, on the estate of Andrew Stouehton, late of Plymouth. within said disrict, deceased This court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited Tor the against the same, to the Executors; ; and dire cts that pubic notice be given of this order by ad- vertis;ng in a newspaper published in Litchfeld and by posting copy thereof on the public s'gn-pOst in Id town Ot Plymouth, neare it the place where the deceased last dweit. Certified from Record, ELISHA JOHNSON. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 THE undersigned hereby give notice tha, they will continue the Manufacturing business in its various branches, at the we'll known Stand of ROUSE & PRATT, under the name and frm of MARTIN PRArr & SoN. They will also keep on hand good assortment of Broadcloihs, Cas,imeres and other Woolen Goods, fr sale cheap for cash, or in exchange for Wool and other produce.
 MARTIN PRATT,
 H. M. PRATT. Bantam Falls, April 18th. 1850. 49