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Dental Operations.

M EN-, Women and hildsen !--aA eye d
W. thess wosds:
am in the 81 Building west of the Csur
Hease, employed. Is have been nearly tn
years. in Setting. Filling. Extracting SD
Cleansing Teeth. slill mind the same rule
which adopted in the eammenesment Of ny
professional life. end which shall aeves
abandon. II 10 this: Never - eGmmsnee an
operaliun in Dentistry, for sny individual. IN.
~ Am sa,isNed that the benefit OrisiHg thee
rom 10 nv pa,raa, shsll evceed the expense
Won who ase allowing yaDF teeth - decay
~ careful lest those ornaments 81 uss and
I,..,11y ~nddenly fail. sRd vsuaFe left SaIhIss'
forever! ~ nAss -
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Litchfleld Savings Society.

Al meeting Of the members Of the
Liichieid savings Society. held on the 2Olh
inst. the following persons were chosen OILS
c ers for the year e"suing, viz
GEO. C. WOODRUFF, President.
SAM'L. P. BoLLEs, Vsce President.
SETH P. BEERs.
CHARLES L. WEBB,
J. G.. BEcKwIFH, Directors.
CHARLES ADAMS,
EDWIN b. WEBSTER,
GusrAyUs F. DAVIS, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Office at the Phoenix Branch Bank, and n
open every business day from IL AM. amt
from 2 to 1 PM.
G.. F. DAVIS, Treasurer.
Litch6eld July 20. 1850. Ans
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District OF Salisbury S.. }

Probate Cou.t, Angus, Is, lc5O.
Upon the application OF John H. HUB
~ bard, and Peter p. Everls, Of said
Salisbury, and Peter Macarthur, Of Copaks
New York. and Sidney S,illman, Of N0rth>
east, New York. Showing 10 this Cour.
that the said John II. Hubbard, is the Guar
dian Of Carolins Saunders, Of Salisbury, in
said district, aud said Peter r. EvertA,
Guardian Of Wm. H. Saunders. Of said dis
irict. That the said Peer McArthur, Is
tho Guardian of Charles Saunders, OF Co>
pake, aforesaid, ami said Sidney S.iliman.
is the Guardian of Edward Saunders, of
said Northeast. The said Caroline, VIM.
II Edward, and Charles Saunders, being
Minors and under the age Of twenty one
years. and being the children and heirs 0l
Henry Saunders. late Of said Salisbury, de
ceased. And that said Minors, are the own
ers as tenants In common with each other
aud with Henrietta Snider, the wife Of VIM.
ID. Snider, and Amanda BIerce, and Jane
Brown, also children and heirs or said Hen
~ Saunders, deceased, of about fifty three
acres of land, With the buildings thereon
standing. which land IL situated In the west
part Of SAID Salisbury, and in said Probate
District. And il land and estate Of which
The said Henry Saunders died seized, lying
near the old Ore Grant. 10 said Salisbury,
which land and premises are estimated 10
be worth 10 all, and are appraised at the
sum Of i've Thousand thrre hundred and
twenty Eve dollars, aud that said Minor
children, are respectively the owners Of one
seventh part Of said land and estate, that Is
one undivided one seventh pat Of the whole
OF said premises. is owned by eaeh one Of
said Minor children, and that said Minors
interest IN the same 10 valued at abou,
three thousand, and showing just and rea-
sonable cause for selling said real estate |:
praying for an order. and that they OF some
one Of them, or some other meet person be
empowered, "a sell the same az per applica.
tion Oh file, dated The 18th day OF July, 1850,
more fully appears.
ORDERED-Chat the foregoing appli>
cation be heard At the Probate Office, In
Salisbury on the 9Th day OF October, le5O,
Al 10 O'Clock torenoon; and that n0sice
thereof be published in some public news
paper hear the place where snch real estate
lies. three weeks successfully six weeks be
fore said time assigned.
Certified from Record.
IA JOHN g. MITCHELL Judge.
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~ asy Clay arrived at Newport,
K. l., on ThdSAay last.

The Cabinet. M PIERCE, Of Mary
land, having declined th post of Secre-
tary of the Interior, the Non. Thomas
N. T. McKennon, Of Pennsylvania, has
been appointed in his stead. Mr.. 4ArEs
of Missouri, having declined the ,ficeSts
Secretary of War. the Hon. Charles IL.
Cpnrod. Of Louisiana, has been appointed
In his place.
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A CouFt Of Probate holden Al Wash;n~,.,
within and for the Dirlrict of WashinTio,,'
on the 201h deg 81 July, A, D. 1850.
PreSent. DAHiEL c. PE&fr, Esa Judpa-
n N matiah If Stephen Russell. sxecu1or an,
N1the estate II Elizabeth Waugh, late q
Washington within said district, deceased.
This Court doth decree that sig s.onths
from this date bR allowed and limited for The
Creditors III said estate o. exhibii their CLANS
against the sameao said Executors; and direct
thai public nOtice be given Of this ord.r hy
advertising ~ = aewspaFer published IL
LIirhfield aud BY p. sting a copy thereof On
the public sign post in said IomI At Washing
ton. ne1res' the place where lka deceased last
dweit. Certified from RecuId,
DANIEL G PLATE, Judge.
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NToTICE. A Mseiiag e the S.ockhnldsss
n a The Dewell Scyshe Manufacturing Co..
ho,aao At she House 81 John Deweli, Esq..
July nth. 1850. ihs following persona were
rhassa Oaicsss of ths Company Tor the year
ensuing:
o 3. BUTLER. President.
JosEn K. Sm.PARp. Treasurer.
o. !. WeEcerr, Secretary.
prasrrnus-..O. B. Butler. James Deweii
Jshn * shepard, Thomas 7. CoWlea. jain
Humphrey.
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piED.

In Deer6eId, Mass. July 81, after an III
ness Of IS hours Of dyseniery and conges-
tion-of the brain, MARY IVES. aged 81
years. Aug. 5, afier an illness Of 10 DAYS
Of dySeate'Y, HARRIET IVES, aged
years and mnnths-Only daughters Of the
Rev, Alfred E. Ives, late Of CoIebrOok, G.
In 81. Louis. July 25,h, at cholera, Gen.
RICHARD B. MASON, Of the U. s. Army.
In Cincinnati, July %. Mr.. CHARLES
II, BRONSON, fnrmeSiy proprietor OF the
Dayton (Ohio) Empire, aged ga native
Of Litchfeld county. Conn.
In Shelbdrne, VT. July ~, Mrs ELIZA
BETH COLA MER, wife UfSamGel Cod
lamer, aud mother Of the late Poet Master
General.
In Louisville. KY, July 2, Major JOHN
B SHEPARD, comma nder Of the Louisville
Legion ia the Mexican War.
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MARBLE g. FosTER.

Purchases ,pay rely upon ali h"n.sabIe en-
deayors to merit a continuance OF tina, txiend.
ed patronage which has been so freely bestuw.
I'd upon this house for the past rs years
The Maiio-Large sales and small profits
The humble sixpence, &c.. has been and is
iully exemolified in our success For pro-
curing goods Of the best and latest styles at
wholesale cost. "u- facilities are superior -
Many large invoices Of Staple articles are
III, chased upon speculation out Of season al
reduced prices. And many are in the c"u,se
oi manufacture. subject TO our order, which
will he sold al as low rales as by any house in
the United States. ID
MARBLE g. FOSTER
New Haven. Aug. 8. a..
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BOOKS,
For Sale otth;s Office.

FoF SAFE dtthss OtIce.
The life and Miscellaneous Writings OF
Nathaniel Chipmah, Ii. D., edited Ivy his
brother, Daniel ChiPman, IL. D.-Price
81 SO.
The Hand Of God in History by Rev.
Hollis Read, A. M.-Price 81 90.
The Life of Col. Seth Warner, by Daaiel
Chapman, LII. . I: aud the Life Of CD. E.
than AileM BY Jared Sparks, LII o.. (bOth
in one voiame. Price 40 cents.
History and Genralogy Of the Kilbourn
Price 81.
A Treatise OH Agriculture, by PlaCti
cal Observation-Disclosures Is cents.
Litchfrld, Dec. 10. It
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Groceries, Refreshments.
dc.


EDWARD o. PECK, having entrusted the
- management OF his Grocery 10 the sub
scr'heT would take this "ppnrtunily to inform
ms friends and the public generally, that h,
has made many additions and improvements
:" his stuck Of GROCERIES,, CONNECTION
ARIES. REFRESHMENTS, sc. The hes: ~
SMALL BEER, Of all XII ds,) PORTER.
1t an excellent quality, and various ~ her sum
lner and winter drinks. kept constantly ON
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS. PIES.
CAKES. &c.. SC, &c, always fresh, and OF
superior qualities, ready for every supply,
short notice. cheap for cash Bo- OY STEERS,
cooked 10 quit the most fastidious tastes, in
style not 10 he surpassed. Gentlemen whs
wish 4" be enited in most satisfactory man.
ner and on the mos, reasonable terms, will dO
well To call at the G.nce,y, in the basement Of
5 p. B0t-LES Store. West St.
ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
Li,chfeld, May ID. 1880. 4m52
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their grave, prudent and maIranGiIe
character, became exceedingly pronigats
and debaucbed ale up Their capital. re-
solved to work no more, ard amuse them
selves BY flying about the sugar-hSuse
and singing :he negroes.
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MUTUAL
LIE Insurance Cnnnnnna

OF BALTINORE.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, Is Doano
street. 3 atoa. GeoRGe n. CmAEwYaa.,
General AgentferNew England.
que. Agency Of Woodbury., Cum. WiIlinm
GarwOOd H. Atwood, NJ. D, Examinlnx
0e6' D'aEd Of z;nasrrs SOv Men Enxeana
Btaneh
DANIEL UESHoN, PREsrprxr.
: ASa.nSs 81. Wm. Schvuleg.
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom.
jain Schonler, William u. W.vr..
Funds Sufficient iemeet the expected Losses
of this Branch from It's present business, are
now invested in New England. under the SUI
PeIvision OF the local Board If FFussees,by
whom the securities are holden, and xhe SANE
will BE- done from month 10 month hereafter.
Per order: GEO. n. CHALWILL, =
General Agent.
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Al Court of Probate holden ut Plymouth,
within and for the DisIiel OF Ply Invulh,
on the 9th, day Of August A. d. fS5O,

Al Court OF Probate holden ut Plymouth,
within and t"r the DislTieI OF Plymouth,
on the 9th, day Of August A. ID. fS5O,
Present ELISHA JoaEs,N Esq, Judge,
ETpoN the pe.ltion OF Julius Fem. Of
" Piym"ulh, in The County Of Li.ch-
Ield, showing TO this Court, that he 4,
Guardian vi IAary l. Fem Of Plymouth
within said district, minur. That said
minor IS the owner 0fTeal estate 81 ualed in
,hid Plymouth, VIZ: one undivided sixth
part Of three certain pieces Vi land, bounded
and described as follows the iTSl cunIaiuS
about thirty Eve and half acres, bounded
North on land formerly owned BY Jonathan
DuHoar decreased, aud ON iand in posses,
SION Of Levi BasSeit and Daniel Hassett.
east on land ia Possession Vi said Bassetts
and highway, south on Amos Beardsley's
iaud, ami west On land in possess on vi
John Fstler, and on Amos Beardsiey's land,
and ia.d belonging IL The estate vi Jonathan
Ounoar, with highway running through
The same. Que other piece containing
about Two and al acres. bounded nOs,h
east, and west, UR land belonging 10 the
he'rs Of jeremiah Fean, aud south ON high.
way. be oahcr piece contains about
lwenty tour acres, Is bounded norlh on
El'aklm Polter's laad, aud land belonging
To the heirs Of 3eremian Eean, east on laad
belonging TO SAID Potter. and heirs OF Jrre>
miah Fem, aud highway, south by George
A. Warner. aud heiis Ut said jeremiah
Fem, aud west OY George A. Warner and
Henry ScoviPs iand,and the interest of said
minor in SAID laud is valued al abou, two
hundred and twenty ave dollars.
That il would be for The interest OF said
minoE 10 have said real estate sold, aud the
avaiis thereof placed on interest with legal
security iOS The benefit of said minor ac-
cordi0g to law, praying for liberty TO sell
said properly tor The purpose aforesaid, as
per pelau On file.
IL is ordered by this Court, Tha. said
GUARDIAN give nuLce Vi said application,
by causing the same 10 be published in Que
Of The Newspapers printed IA Lilch6eld, In
The Couu.y ot L,scn6eld, three weeks sue.
ceSsively, at least six weeks before the hear.
ing; and that said petition will be heard a.
The Pn,ba.e Office in said distric. on the
18th day OF October next. at O'Clock r. NJ.
Certified fron. Record.
IA ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
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XETE have jusi received from Market.
wv fresh supply OF MusIins, Derages. Cot.
ton and Linen Ginghsms. Silk Shawis. Para
sols, D,ess Trimmings. &C., &e., which Ne
invite our cusioinefs 10 examine.
ALvORD q BROTHERS,
Wolcnt,vilIs. Jane u
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pose OF carrying on The Millinery and Dress
Making business, on the 10Th If September
next.
u Ods Of all descriptions, such as are
usually KEEP. BY M;liiners, will be found in
her stock.
Having had several years experience ia
the business. she feels confident that she
can give entire satisfaction to those who
may favor her with call.
She would also improve this opportunity
70 say 10 her friends and customers gener
ally. that she is Thankful; for pas, favors,
and will be happy TO see ihem al her new
Shop, where all kinds of work In the Mill
merry line will I've doGe with nea,ness and
despatch. and at very low prices.
Lakeville, Aug. IS 1850. ,fl4
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T'aken Un.

nrGs'ul, - ABOUT the irst Of August
y last, small Red yearlinR
STEER. The owner u re.
queSted 10 prove property
pay charges and take il away.
AUGUSTUS GRANT.
Toring,on Aug. 3 1850. 3wl4
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Notice

rs hereby given 10 all persons liable TO
i ray State and Town Tax, 'n the town
of Salisbury, on assessment OF lS49, that
will meet them TO receive said Ia xes, an the
ID day of Sep,em YER next, a, James Tib>
halls. LIMERICK, from the h"ur Of Q uatil IL
A. M. Al Sylvester 5. Br&dley's. Falls Viii
lage, from | o'clock until 5 p. NJ. Of the
same day aud on III: 81 day Of said month,
at the store of Landon Il Co, Chap,ns.
Vile. from 3 o'clock until l2 A. NJ, a.
Albert T. jones', Salisbury Center, form
until S o'clock p. NJ. same day; and on the
4ih day Of same month al Andrew J. Ward
wells, from Q, O'Clock mil l2 A. NJ. at
Philip Rockefeller, Ore Hill, from until 5
o'clock p. NJ. same day.
All persons who neglect TO pay their taxes
as il aboye mentioned. must expect 10 pay
the legal fees for collecting.
AMBROSE GRANT, Collector.
Swt4
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: pMr. B.. Baird, aged rs, eldest son
of the Rev. DR.. Baird. vas drownedIn the
North river on Tuesday.
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PROTECTION
Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CONN.

t1AwIEV1Os NOkNNs
TyHE subscriber having been appointed an
i agent Of the above Company, ofieVsto in-
sure Honses, Stores. Mills. FacisIies. Barns,
and their contents. and eli other descriptions
of insuTahle property agsinsi lnssog damage By
ere, Al rates 81 premium - low 81 any olhsS
similar institution.
LiaehaeId. 1919.
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Salisbury, July g, 1850, y
Musical Instruments

And Depot of Bronze POWDERS.
TFN NE subscriber, Importer aud M 4natactur.
L CT. keeps constantly on hand the largest
assor,aeat of SICAL INS TRU-
~ Il " rs. of every descripti" in the U.
S.-also Br0aZe Powder, fall colurs and quail
,iies "f the best German manufacture, Dutch
Metal. Florence Leaf. Gold, and Ultra. tnarine
Blue, ami whieh he will sell on reasonable
terms. Store keepers are requested TO call
aud examine his large assortment before pur-
chasing elsewhere. EDWARD BACK
81 Fulton ST., NEW YORK
March 9th, lSSO-4w
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Taken UP,

RY the subscribed. on the 9th inst. Q
n small SOW, thin 10 Hesb, weighing
about. $50 lbs. viii the owner phase 10
prove properly pay charges, and take her
away. EARL BUCKINGtIAM.
Worthwhile. AUG. 10 1850. 3wl4
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NEW GOODS,

A FRESH Supply Of STAPLE DIV
n GOODS have just been received BY
the Subscribers. consisting Of BrUadcloihs,
Cassimeres, Summer clnihs, Ladies Dress
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery. &C., &c.
ALSO
A choice lot Of Groceries, Flour, Hams,
Lard, Dried Beef, &c. C. ADAMS. q co.
p. 8. The partnership heretofore exist
ing hesueen Amos Wndsworth, Stephen
TSowbrsdge and Charles Adams. having
been dissolved, d becomes necessary that
an accoamss preVisms 70 this date. ShOuld
Be seesled wiihoul delay,
bstchaelds May 21ah, leS0 ~
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Wolcottvale, October, ls49.
SALISBURY HOUSE,

ThIS House, situated in the Centre, Of
Salisbury. Conn. is now open for the
reception of Boarders, by the day, week or
month. Being in the vicinity of Lakes
WonseOpnW NC, Washaning and Washanee;
Housaa"nic aud Bash Pish Falls; Mount
khigi. Mount Brace. and many other Poia,s
of i''aeaesi, the location is considered very
desirable, aad it will be the constant en-
deav'E Of the proprietor. 10 reader The So
joRrn Of sisitots peasant and agreeable.
Fl S NORTON.
Salisbury, July g, 1850, y
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ON accommodating terms o
Esss eligible building Ios, situated %
Esss ceasrai part Of the village u
- Litchaeld. having th~ieen .
small BRICK HOUSE. and out buildirgs~'
Inquire q Dr.. WIN. OF DR.. Samuel Buell. nssi
the premises
LiichEsid, June NIB. 1850.
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Prepare for Fire by Insu-
rMncnlt

TIVE Subscriber bsi"g IN authorized Agent
l. Of the - Merchants and Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company" Of Worcester Mass,
nifeTs 10 ensnte
BuiIdings and Merchandise"
not extra ,hazardous-ai yssy l"w rates, for
the tern u from one 90 FIVE years.
8 NJ. BRONSON, Agent
Litchfeld. Dec. 1870.
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CdnsI. Hartford or ". York Railroads.
MARBLE 4 FOSTER, 100 Chapel st.
nc, GPY. tand have "n hand this day. } i
~ lofts filled Wlth tbe choicest sly les oi FIN.
glisn. French and American productions; Of.
iering such an assOriIaeni as can be found no
where else 10 the State.
II has long been our aim to establish Car.
pet Business ia New Haven, sufficient t.r the
rapid growing waits Of the people visiting uur
market, and thereby do away with the neces-
sity e customers visiting New York
N- WE HAVE SUCCEEDED. 81 and pr,.-
pose to offer unprecedented inducements in
time 10 come
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ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT made and
entered into this 18th day Of July. A d
1850. by and between James Dewell. Ezra
Crossn,an. John u. Dewell, levi Shepard
Il Son. James Humph, ey. Dsroy Millman.
John Humphrey. Thomas 7. Cowles, Rufus
J. Whitehead, Oliver b. Butler. o,lO J. Vol
coti, Milo Reberis.
WiFNEs,ErM That whereas we the said
James Dewsil. Ezra Cros<man, John VI. Dew
ell. Levi Sh- pard & Son. james Humphrey.
Deroy Miiiman, Jhn Humphrey, Thomas T.
Cosiss, Rufus ]. Whitehead. Ohver B. Butler.
Oslo 1$Wolcu,t and Milo Roberts, being de-
sirous St forming Copartnership for the pur-
pose III prosecuting the business OF Manufac>
ing bcy,hss end other Toals 10 be made aud
cOnjirucied Of Iron and Steel, at the STA nd
latJty owned and oecspied by John Dewell.
E1C situated in the inwn of Norfolk. cemnty
OILi.chGeld. state Of C0nnectic1t, do hereby
Allocate ourselves together. under the fellow
ljx aame. 10 wit The Desell Scythe Manu-
ficturing Company 81 Norfolk,
III II il hereby agreed and understood BY the
Iearties aforesaid. that the purposes tor which
we associate ourselves together shall be aud il
Scythes and other tsols made Of Iron and Steel
~ aforesaid.
II is further agreed and understond that this
co operation shalt be deemed and considered Ia
be q joint stock cooperation. formed aadregu-
lated agreeabiy ia the provisions Ct an Act Of
the Legislature Of the State at Clnnecticut
regarding the formation and proceedings Of
J oiat stock Corporations.
Il Is further agreed ard understood the cap
ifal stock cE this corporation shall be at the
commencement 1t the business and operations
of the same. the sum oi Feur Thousand Dol
lars. and not to exceed Two Hundred Thou
sand Dollars. ~ any time during i've existence
In witness whereof we have herewith afiix-
ed our names this It'll day af July. =. 1850
JAsEEs DEwELL,
Ezra CaossHfAN,
.-g..,s. s Jaan n uKwELL.
'ss LEvs SaEPAaD q Sow.
yAMEs HUsxPMRKxs
DERov MILLMAS, -
.za s5e. TRalzAs r. CowLEs.
RUFUs ). WHIrEHgAp,
4, OLIs IN B. BUTLER,
ORLo J. WoLcorT,
MILo RnnERTs,
N Joaw HUaEPHREx.
...
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Notice.
ME Copartnership heretofore existing be.
4 tween the undersigned. under the name
and finn Of C. T. z. p. HUNT & CO.. 10
by mutual agreement hereby dissolved.
The concerns Of the company will be-aet +.
tied by Chas. Hunt. All persons indebted io
said late Campauy, are requested 10 settle
their accounts Immediately. a. ell unsettled
claims which may be due on the 10Th al Sept.
nexI, will be placed in the hand Of an attorney
for collection,
CHAs. HUNr.
EDWARD P. HUNr.
DAVID NJ HUNT.
PErER CURTIss.
Dated al South Canaan July ooh. 1880.
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New MILLINERY Shop.

MISS MARY L. SMITH.
would announce TO the in
ha 5ilaRis of Lakeville and
vicinity, that she has tsk>
en- rooms over r. B.
Mitchell'S Store, and will
nnan n shon for tha nnr
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Mt EW Turnip Seed Just received by
IN $40 CHARLES ADAMS & CO.
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MARBLE a FOSTER.

MARBLE a FOSTER
Will coniinus 10 aler greater inducsmente
than any house in Nav Haven, u either y
The above branches.
New Haven April .. 1850. -
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-27
The wheeling Bridge Case.

The argument in the case of the State OF
Pennsylvania VS.. The Wheeling md BEL
mont Bridge Company, in the Supreme
Court of the United States, was continued
yesterday by A. H. H. STEWART, esq, on
behalf Of the respondents. In view of the
importance of the questions involved in
this case, the Court, we understand, have
enlarged the time allotted to counsel on
both sides. With Mr.. STEWART is as
sociated the ATTORNEY GENERAL of the
United States, who will address the Court
to-day. The case will be closed on the
part of the complainant tomorrow, by
the Hon. Mr.. WALKER, who is associated
with Mr.. DARRAGH and Mr.. STANTON, of
Pittsburg.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-27
General Taylor I'm RIchmond.

The impression which the President made during
his short sojourn in this city Of most decided
character. There was much plainness, much
simplicity, much evident Kindness of heart,
about him, that one person remarked To US he had
seen nothing like it in any great man, since the
days Of Judge Marshall while several others have
expressed crvent wi-h that every man in Virginia
could see him and converse with him. His deport-
ment was something more than affabe; il was cor
dial. He evidently felt much pleased at The recep
iion which gwen him in the capital of bis
native State, and his good huinor communicated
itself To all around him.
All who approached him, 90 far we have been
able TO learn were struck with the entire absence
Of every thing approaching to afIectation or AFRO
gance. He proved himself, what he has always as
sumed TO be, the plain. unpretending farmer. The
highest honors have not turned his head and pros
pcrity has had no effect upon his heart He ia the
same man now, We have doubt that he was
when he lieutenant in the army.
General Taylor, ON Friday morning, rose carly,
and unseen slipped down 10 the market house lie
entered into familiar conversation with the persons
about, none Of whom at first knew who he was His
address and appearance indicated nothing but the
plain citizen, and as such he dcported himself
Some person who had previously seen him, coming
up, after a short time, whispered who be was and
the whisper gaining ground, induced the old gen.
tleman to move of without taking leave. He re-
turned 20 the hotel without having been missed
Richmond JPhig.